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The morning call., 1893-12-15
A NEW LINE OPENED.
The First Train Over the Spokane
and Northern.

SPOKANE, Wash. Dec. lathe first through
train between Spokane and Nelson, B. C..
arrived here tonight. 1t was special, bear
ing the officials Of the Spokane and Northern
Railroad, and the Railroad INSPECTOR and Gold
Commissioner for he Canadian Government.
ID, {. Corbin Is president OF this new line. one
OF the very few railroads built into new terri
tory during year OF panics. The distanc
from spokane to Nelson is about 200 miles
and, all other routes being closed by ice this
line makes spokane the only gateway 10 the
entire kool enai county, and the s. okane and
Northern the only Guile for the heavy mineral
tratf1c OF very rich mining country. Ore ship
mruts viii begin at once from dozen we'll.
QeyeOnet mines
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Horticultural commissioners.

mARYsVILLE. Dec. 14.-Tne Northern Call
iornia Horticultural Commissioners effected an
organization here to-day by the election OF II.
4; Sta0ler OF Suffer presiden. and q. Nj. Gray
Of Chico secretary
The object OF the organization is 10 formulate
plans Tor insp citing fruit trees and fruit. A
meeting will be held Ia Woodland on the 21st
OF this month,
The morning call., 1893-12-15
BANKERS IN TROUBLE.
Various Concerns Find Themselves
Forced to the Wall.

PITTsBURG, Dec. AR. Patrick & Co.,
bankers, have suspended. 1t is one of the
Oldest private banking-houses in the city.
Liabilities, $500, coo; assets. 500, 900. The
house has been on the verge of failure
since the panic. Depositors will be paid
In full.
ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. 14-1t is reported
that Judgment has been taken against the
Depauws for S465, 000, and thatsthe Sheriff
is closing the glass factories al Alexandria.
ROME. Dec. 1.-THE suspension OF Ma
quay, Hooker & Co. will be disastrous to
English and American residents here and
at Florence. Many will be left tempo
rarily helpless.
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HE ESCAPED IN TIME.
An Oregon Man Is Indicted for
Murder,

ASHLAND, Or. Dec. 14.-Last September
these dispatches reported the accidental shoot
ing OF man named James Smith by Thomas
Godfrey at Deer Lick, on SiskIyou Mountain.
south Of Ashland, Godfrey claiming that the
shooting was accidental, ana the Coz oner's Jury
did not find otherwise. Later Developments
led 10 suspicious that Godfrey Killed Smith to
avoid paying the latter money due him. Yes
terday the Grand Jury indicted Godfrey for
murder. Godfrey left the country In annie
time aud Is hardly likely TO be apprehended
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THEIR RESERVATIONS WANTED.
Secretary Carlisle Has Begun to
Swing His Little AK.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 14-Late this after
noon Secretary Carlisle signed letters call
ing for the designations of the following
officers: o. G. Bosbyshell, Superintend-
ent of the Mint. Philadelphia; Joseph c.
Diglin, Assistant Appraiser of New York /;
Milton Weldler, Collector of Internal Rev.
enue. district OF Oregon. and number of
surveyors of customs at other points.
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THE TREASURER LEVANTED
And Left His Accounts i'm the Usual
Manner.

fHGNIX, AriZ, Dec. lab. r. Burgess
treasurer of the Warner Grocery Company, is
missing ana with him funds OF the company
estimated roughly at $1,000.
Burgess came from Portland. Or, a wear ago
with young woman who left here with him.
Inc pair are supposed TO have gone TO Guaym s.
burgess Hight was preclptated by threat.
enee exposure In connection with fraudulent
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The Bark Dominion Leaking.

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Dec. lathe MIC
aragnan bark Dominion, from Departure Bay
for San Francisco, coal laden, returned from
sea this evening, leaking badly. A survey will
be held to-morIO w, when the cargo Will PROP
ably be ordered to be discharged, preparatory
TO going on the drydock.
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An Imnecunious Board.

SANTA MARIA, CAL, Dec. 14.-Altbough this
county Is free from debt the Supervisors will
not vote sufficient TO erect building at the
Midwln 81 FAIR. county so favored by ma
tufe as Santa Barbara is entitled 10 better
recognition. The mo>sbacKs aud pullbacks re-
tard Its growth and DEVELOPMENT.
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The New Gold Fields.

DAN bERNARDINo, Dec. 14.-Henry Morse
returned 10 luis city to-day from the Summit
mining district, about fifteen miles east OF
Calon, bringing with him several large nuggets
ana quantity of golo dust. Miners are max
ing as llgh as $50 per day. and the Benson
poys, also OF this city, have taken our SIT 900
Ia the last five months. A few DAYS before
Norse LETT $500 nugget was taken out OF
Nugget Gulch. Several mining outfits have
IeIt thls CITY THIS week for the now dlggngs.
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Water for Oakland.

Articles OF incorporation were filed in the
County Clerks office yesterday afternoon by a
company called tile Oakland Water Company
with capital stock OF So zoo, 900. The d.
rectors are; Alvlnza Hayward w. j. Dingee
A. w. Rose Jr., w. E. Sell and II. &. Stevens
The principal place OF business Will be San
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INDICTED THEM ALL.
The Floyd Family Are All i'm Jail
With SCIieig Now.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 14.-Mrs Eleanore
B. Floyd and her sons Lew and Frank have
been jointly indicted and charged with
completely with Philip Scheig in robbing
the Bank of Minneapolis. Mrs. Floyd was
arrested while visiting her son in the
County Jail. 1t is rumored the Floyds
used their knowledge of Scheig's stealings
to extort money from him. Scheig asserts
he gave Mrs. Floyd money on several
occasions.
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Only One of Them Hanged,

PITTsBURG. Dec. 14.-Angelo Zappe was
hanged at IL o'clock for the murder of
Frank Helnstetter during row in which
several families participated at the cele-
bration of July 4. 1892. Angelo and his
brother Joseph were both convicted and
sentenced to death, but short time ago
the Board OF Pardons commuted Joseph's
sentence to Imprisonment for life.
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A Teachers Suicide.

EUREKA. Dec 14.-Word was received from
Arcata yesterday stating that j. +. Fain,
schoolteacher IN Hoopa Valley, had committed
suicide on Tuesday by taking strychnine. Fain
was 20 years old. lie left two letters. one to
hls la her and one TO Captain Doughtery, and
that he was tired Of living.
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Has Been Bought Off.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 14.-It is stated on re-
liable authority that the plant of the Mary
land Steel Company will close down for
the whole year of 1894 by agreement with
the Bethlehem, Carnegie and Illinois conf
panies on payment OF $500, 600.
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Adiusting Rate Troubles.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE Southern Pa
cfc, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific and
Great Northern have joined in call for
meeting in Chicago on January to fix up
the continental rate troubles. 1t is ex-
pected that the Canadian Pacific will be
reDresentnd
The morning call., 1893-12-15
vicar-General McCabe Dead

WooNsoCKET. R. l., Dec. 14.-Vicar
General McCabe was found dead in bed
this morning. He was Vicar-General of
the Providence diocese and pastor of st,
Charles Church since 1855. He was in his
usual health yesterday, and was about the
city last evening. He was 81 years of age.
The morning call., 1893-12-15
Hardware on Fire.

Troy, n. Y. Dec 14.-Fire in the i'm
meuse hardware establishment of j. Nj.
Warren q Co. Today caused loss of
about 100000. There was an insurance
of S165.000 on stock and $4,000 on the
building.
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Parsons Is Convicted.

CARSON. New, Dec. 14.-After being out all
night iDe jury In the Parsons murder trial re-
turned a verdict OF murder in the second de-
gree al 1890 o'clock to-day and recommended
the defendant to the mercy OF the court. Par
sons Will be sentenced on saturday at O'clock
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Weary of His Wealth.

PErALUMA, Dec. 1.-Two weeks ago WELL
to-do young Swiss named Achie Celanchlno.
AFTER spending an evening socially with friends
anu relatives, suddenly disappeared. having
ntsl written several letters TO relatives here.
slatlng That he would have no further use fot
ms wealth aud was tired of life. To-day his
pody was found floating in the Petaluma River.
deceased was % years Of age aud a native OF
switzerland. An inquest will be held to NOR
row.
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Granted a Penriexe.

CHICAGO. Dec. 14-Governor Altgeld
has granted reprieve to January IL 10
George Painter, who was to have been
hanged here tomorrow for the murder of
Alice Martin, his mistress. s.sa-
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WISCONSIN Diamonds.

MADISON, Wis.,. Dec. IA diamond as
large as a Pea was found the other day by
a farmer near Oregon. The genuineness
of the stone has been verified by geolo-
gists at the State University.
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Northern Pacific Lands.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Supreme
Court to-day heard arguments In an I'M
portant case appealed from the Circuit
Court of Oregon, being that OF the United
States against the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company and others. The main
question involved is one of priority of
grant,
The morning call., 1893-12-15
ANY Gets the Divorce

NEW YORK. Dec. 14-Judge McAdam
gave Amy Boucicanlt. known on the stage
as Amy Busby, an absolute divorce from
her husband. the actor. Aubrey Bouci-
cault, to-day.
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Ives Beat Slosson.

NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-Ives beat Slosson In a
rather dull game at the billiard tournament
Score-600 Ia 478. Averages-Ives % 1921 I;
SlOssOn lib,
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and stepmother in October. 1892. and after
ward burning the house above their bodies
TO conceal his crime. He went calmly to
the gallows, protesting repentance.
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Murdered His Mother

SMITHPoRT, Pa, Dec. 14-Raiph Cross
mire. who murdered his mother at Farm
ers' Valley in November. 1892, was hanged
at 10 O'Clock. He went to his death calmly.
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Death of a Pioneer.

HANFoRD, Dec. 14.-Elder CraIgie Sharp, an
old pioneer and a highly respected citiZrn.
dropped dead while loading pumpkins near
Grangeville this afternoon.
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TO ABDUCT IRS. FOY.
That Is the Latest Development i'm
the CougflIin Case.

tHe LUugnIiH case.
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Tbe testimony in the
Coughlin trial to-day WAS largely devoted
to unrayeling the mystery as to the horse
and wagon which took Cronin's body to
the catch basin. Nolbing Of interest was
developed. There is rumor of a plot to
abduct Mrs. FOy, it is said, and that DO
licemen have set watch on her. 1t is un-
derstood an attempt Will be made to force
her husband to tell what he knows about
the plot.
The morning call., 1893-12-15
Lyman Steps Down.

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA Civil Service
Commissioner Charles Lyman of Con-
neetieut has resigned as president of the
commission. He continues as member
of the commission.
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Garrach Acquitted.

YUBA CITY, CAL. Dec. 14.-Nick Garrach
was acquitted by jury at this place last even
ing. He was charged with stabbing Andrew
Norris at Tisdales Landing, in this county, on
the 18th OF last September.
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Crushed bv Falling Wheat.

LODI Dec. 14.-Mrs. Ashley, wife OF George
Ashley, farmer residing near Woodbridge,
met her death In a peculiar manner yesterday.
She went TO the granary ana while walking
not found by her husband until several hours
later.
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were totally destroyed. The origin OF the fir
IS not known. Mrs. Hart who was sleeping in
ihe mouse, had narrow escaie from suff0ca-
$1,000.
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RAPID CURES

OF Coughs and Colds. Influenza and Bronchial
complaints are effected by using HALE,S
HON.Y OF HOREHOUND AND TAR,
pleasant and effcacious remedy. which does n OF
contain opium or anything whatever injurious to
the most delicate constitution, vet exerts almost
magical power In ALI affections of the
The morning call., 1893-12-15
They Want Better Roads.

SAN DIEGO. Dec. 14.-Tbe directors OF the
Chamber of Commerce this morning passed a
resolution requesting The Board OF Supervisors
to call convention OF clIizens OF this county to
devise plan OF making aud maintaining good
roads. They also took steps looking TO receiv-
ing from the Government naval training
kchnnl
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THROAT AND LUNGS.

Soothing and allaying irritation and infamma-
ton and STRENGTHENING the tissues, thus enabling
them to endure the changes of the season. which
are so severely felt at this time of the year.
Ask your druggist for RALE'S HONEY OF
FOREGROUND AND TAR (fuli namel and take
substitute
oc24 Il FrTu
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Death of a Eiend

ROCKVILLE, Ont, Dec. 14.-Cbarles J.
Luckey was hanged this morning at s
O'Clock for the murder Of his father, sister
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Cruger's Mansion Burned.

OYSTER BAY. L. l.. Dec. As. Y. X.
Cruger's mansion at Bayville was burned
this morning; loss $50.0OO
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The Atmosnbere ofI,ove

Ia pure sweet breath. This desideratum 10 one
OF the results of using SoZoDoNT, which not
only invigorates and preserves the teeth, but
renders the mouth as fragrant as o rose.
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Dry.Goods House Burned.

Troy, N. Y. Dec. IA fire 10 the dry
goods house of w. ii Frear caus ed loss
of STE. 900; fully insured.
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Francisco, but the business will be to furnish a
su ply OF water TO Oakland ana other cities and |
towns.
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A Riverside Residence Rurned

RIVERSIDE, Dec. IA IRE destroyed the
house OF Roswell Hart, In this city, at an early
hour this morning. The house and contents
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-08

The Young officer went as be was told.
~ was early, hours before the firne Of res
ception, bat DE WAS admitted The salon
was empty Alone the young Corsicap
paced the spacious room. 10 was =. thcn
half past, then s Al last the clock in
the hall began 20 strike of @. AS the
chimes ceased a servant entered the
room with a billet.
For the General Buonaparte. from
Nine. -," said the man as he with
drew
Rather listlessly Buonaparte opened IL,
and lol it contained only-a violetl
How the young man crushed out the
mob IN awful slaughter with cannon vol
leys; how ten years thereafter. having
changed the map of Europe, when he as
sumed the imperial purple his coronal
robe was embroidered in violets; and
how, eleven years later, the sun of Aus
terlitz went down forever in the clouds of
battle smoke that hung heavy over the
plain Of WaterlOO-all this is history
But from the hour of his first glory until
the last the violet was the flower the
mighty Corsican loved best of all. Ithad
told him first of his coming renown; it
was the only flower that ever bloomed at
st. Helena over his lonely grave.
And this is why those of every land
and cline whose hearts are thrilled by
the romance of war and the story of the
youth who, unaided, reached the zenith
of earthly power and made France the
mlghtiest of the nations-this is why
they love the flower he loved best, the
sweet purple Corsican Parmese violet.
The little double gray violet and its
white cousin are seldom seen growing in
the open air in the harsh, cold north
They are children of the sweet southland,
born In old Rome at the time of her great
est splendOr. The white violet blooms
sweetest IN Parma, and what story
full of pathos unutterable it tells you in
Its dumb sweetness and palOr It wills
pers-to those who can understand its
mystic words and have seen it in its ma
tive land-of its far off mountain home
IN the land of romance and song. The
tale OF its change from gray purple to
white is part of the old Italian Par
mese legend which the great Verdi Dor
rOwed for the librettO of I'll TrovatOre -
AS you hold the little white flower YOU
can almost see the tall, dark tower at
whose base the violets grew sweetest.
The southern moon is rising broad and
red like a burning world; the tideless
waters softly lap the rocky shore and
mingle with the moaning waves as the
sirOcco-the African south wind-ever
bears them on. You hear again the death
song of the knight, tender and true
(whose lifeblood dripped upon the violet
petals before the dawn, and in awful hor-
ror their color changed from royal purple
to pallid white forevermore) as he walled
out in death song: mon ii scordar
di mi "
This is the story the dainty white vio-
lets of Parma are family whispering to
you, Mignonne, as you hold them in your
soft, dainty white hands and listen to the
tales of their birthland, 1000 leagues be-
You'd the Western seas.
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Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTIGURA,
zoe soar, 25c.: REsoLvENT, 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEM CoBP., Sole Projectors, Boston,
CHOW TO Cure Skin Diseases" free.
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ROBBED AN EAGLES NEST.
The Dangerous Feat Performed by TIVE
Lads in California.
From the Amador Cad Record.

From the Anador (Cal.) Record.
A few days ago Albert Leoni's two
young sons, Frank and Fred, were out
hunting near Amador, Cal, when they
spied a nest in the top of a big pine tree.
Frank climbed up to investigate the dis
covery of what they concluded was an
OWLS nest. 1t was fully a hundred feet
up there, but the venturesome lad reached
the nest. About this time monster bird
sailed out of the nest and, after circling
around, made dive at Frank but the
limbs saved the boy from being struck
and dashed to the ground. The wings
of the big bird just brushed his hat
Fred was posted down below with his
gun, and realizing that his brother was
in danger, he got a sight on the enemy and
let drive with all the charge he had,
which was small shot. EFeds aim must
have been true, for the bird immediately
showed signs of distress and wandered
off a short distance with one wing
somewhat out of gear. Fred kept
plugging away at her birdship whenever
she came around. In the meanwhile
Frank relieved the nest of two young,
Owlish-lOoking lunches of feathers and
an egg about the dimensions of a barn
yard turkeys product, and after consid-
cradle difficulty conveyed his booty to the
ground. The boys then proceeded home,
followed by the parent bird, which could
only be kept at safe distance by dis
charging the gun. Upon informing the
father of the escapade the boys were
slightly frightened at learning that their
supposed wild goose was a bald eagle,
which has frequented that neighbOrhoOd
for fifteen years past Mr.. Leoni was up
from his ranch on Tuesday and exhibited
the young eagles. He informed the
Record that the parent bird must be fully
ten feet from tip to tip. The boys, the eldest
of whom is not past II, are modest little
fellows, who don't seem to consider that
they have performed any very wonderful
feat. However, they are regarded as I'M
crowned heroes by their playmates.
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LEGAL SALES.
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CITY MARSHAL'S SALE OF GROUND
RENT LOTS.
CITY MARsHAL,s OFFICE,

SAVANNAH, June "a 1903
/ INDER and by virtue of the following
- resolution Of Council / will sell on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN AUGUST, 1893, before
the Court House, in the city Of Savannah,
Chatham county, Georgia, between the lawful
hours of sale under the direction Of the com
mittee on city lots, the following described
property in arrears for ground rent due tho
city Of savannah
BY the Committee on City Lots
Resolved. That the City Marshal Is hereby
instructed TO advertise for sale, under the
law governing marshal's sales, and to sell on
the First Tuesday in August, 1893 all lots in
arrears for ground rent due the city of Savan-
nah. under the direction OF the committee on
city lots and at the following minimum prices;
Lot east part of 43 Calhoun ward
GaZaway Hartridge ................. iG0e So
Lot west part Of 43 Calhoun ward,
John b. Withers .........,.........' 6sl 80
Lot and Charlton ward, estate Of
Jas. McIntlre ..........-........ 2s44 60
Lot 33 Charlton ward, Mrs Francis
Lot north onehalf IS Charlton ward
Warning Russell, Jr ...~............. AS 81
Lot east one-half Of Chatham ward,
Lot middle one-third Of i2 Chatham
ward, Mrs. NJ r. Bowden. .......... 243 on
Lot south one-third OF 80 Chatham
ward, estate OF Andrew Goebel $40 40
Lot west tWo-thirds of 90 Crawford
ward, Mrs. Cathune Werner and
children 60. 49,. 800. .......... 554 "a
Lots 80 and "a Crawford ward, estate
Patrick Prenty ........;... ~. 1905 81
Lot 20 Ebert ward, John b. Barthel-
mess zee, .-...-.. ........ 767 63
Lot 30 Ebert ward, estate of Ann ana
Jane barron ,,...,........... saI %
Lot "a Ebert ward, M. S. Walsh,
trustee. ............ ............... TIT p
Lot p Franklin ward, estate OF
Jas. McIntire. ............. ......... G3S SO
Lot east part of 10 New Franklin
ward Mary Lee and others ........ TO SO
Lot east one-half Of IL New Franklin
ward The Speciality Company ...... 1,469 So
Lot - east one-han jackson ward, E.
E. Buckner 49,. .............. go IS
Lot west part "a Jackson ward, estate
OF Gilbert Butler. Observation-Disclosures. SAT 90
Lot A Lafayette ward, John Schwarz. 9s5 SO
Lot 50 Lloyd ward, Milo Hatch, trus-
Lot 1S Monterey ward, one-hah, estate
of j. Med. Hoist. .................... 1888 81
Lot Pulaski ward, Isaac d. La
Roche, Trustee ......'.......-....... 752 81
Lot west one-hah IA Troup ward Mrs.
L. A. Cockshutt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 451 06
Lot 40 Troup ward John Schwarz g.. i,134 81
Lots / and Springfield ward, SaVan-
nah Brick Manufacturing Co... ,237 %
Lots 20, p and 2s Springfield ward,
estate of u. NJ. Winkler. CSC 20
Lots 55 and So Springfield ward,
Michael Walsh ..................... 1881 80
Adopted in Council June II, 1893.
Terms cash; purchasers paying for titles.
ROBT. j. WADE,
City Marshal.
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LAKE GEORGE AND LAKE CHAMPLAIA.
Fort William Henry Hotel.

LAKE GEORGE. N. Y, NOW OPEN
The largest, best appointed and most liber-
ally conducted hotel at Lake George. Pure
water pure air, perfect health.
For terms and particulars apply Hotel
Grenoble Fifty-sixth street and Seventh ave
nue. New York. WILLIAM NOBLE,
Owner and Proprietor
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City Editor-You've got the account of that
wOmans suffrage meeting? What's that big
roll of paper under your arm?
Reporter-What they said at the meeting.
City EditOr-And that slip of paper you are
twTling in your fingers:
Reporter What they did Buffalo Courier.
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ctpoM sPRINos AND BAThs,

With its Hotels and Cottages. opens June 1st,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, w. VA,
Offers to the people OF Georgia and elsewhere
Superior Mine raj Waters Baths OF any TEN
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The Value of Sunshine.

"Basking in the sun" is in itself of
real and considerable benefit, and it
is no compliment to our human in
telligence to find that cats and dogs
understand that fact much better
than we do. Even the 'blue
glass" craze had a truth underly-
ing it, and owed such sue
cess as it achieved to the proper
tion of sunlight which penetrated it's
colored medium. The love of sum
shine is naturally one of our
strongest instincts, and We should be
far healthier and happier if we fol-
lowed and developed it, instead OF
practically ignoring it and depressing
it. How a sparkling, sunny morn
ing exhilarates US and makes US
feel that ats too fine day to spend
indoors" and yet how few holidays
are taken for that reason. The
wealth of the sunbeams is poured out
Iavishly all around US, and we turn
from it to struggle for few pitiful
handfuIs of something else that is
yellow and shining, but not half so
likely to bring US happiness, and Of
ten has strange, red spots upon it
North American Review.