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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-01
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY.

MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY.
MISS DARRELL, FROM BOSTON-FIRST-
WI class massage treatment. Rooms II and Il
3551s s. Spring. rs 80
MISS LILY, LATE FROM PARIS, GIVES
Nl scientific massage; handwriting, alcohol
and perfumed baths; attendants Parlor is, 142 S.
Main ST.
NINE. DE GREY--MASSAGE AND ELEC-
.Nl trcity baths Graduate Masseuse. 516 IL S.
Spring st.
Mrs. DIR. EVANS---THE WONDERFUL
Nl magnetic healer is now at l42 IL N. Main st.,
room IL. 30 I'm
MADAME DE LEON-BATHS, MASSAGE;
WI ELECTROMAGNETIC treatment 416 IL s. Spring
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FOR SALE-.LlVE STOCK.


INOR SALE AND EXCHANGE-FINES SINGLE
II and double drivers, buggies and harness. Il. +.
BACON rear sos s. Broadway. a-3-tf
INRED HYNER HAS ORNAMENTAL AND
II deciduous fruit trees, large variety; I'll w.
Fourth st. Call or write.
VN0R SALE-FINE HORSE, BUGGY AND
I harness Buggy was made to order. Apply
707 r. First ST.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-01

nR. KWONG, THE EMINENT CHINESE
- physician and surgeon Office, l139s S. Broad
way 70
nR. w. G. CLARK-CHRONIC DISEASES A
II speciality Wilson Blk, room 1893. 20
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-01

rT,HE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
LAND AND LOAN EXCHANGE,
D. w. LEWIS, Manager,
254 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE
$4,000, good i2-room house on corner lot In Riv-
erside; six churches within Ave blocks four blocks
from Courthouse and postoffice bargain.
Half interest in good paying business at invoice
price, account of Ill health of owner. The right
man with little money will find This a bargain.
SIS per will be taken for 1854 acres semi
moist land, not far from Riverside.
FOR EXCHANGE
80 acres In San Diego county at Oak Grove; about
half heavily tmbered, plenty of water, healthfu
location. Will exchange for property here or in
East. Price, 1880.
$50 acre foothill land in Riverside county. Will
exchange for land here or In East.
If these don't suit you come in and let us
know what you want, and from our large lists we
can suit you. Remember our headquarters are at
254 South Broadway.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-01

~ Ii. WOTTON - SANITARY PLUMBING A
" specially. Estimates given. 206 East Fourth
st., Two doors east of Los Angeles st.
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NEAI ESTATE n :
AND INVESTMENT BROKERS.

1905 = Broadway.
REAL ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT BRoKERs.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
CITY LOTS
so5 down and $40 month without interest will
buy fine lot on graded stree. with cement WALK
10 minutes ride from the business center; price
$3.50 will buy 5pfoot lot on Fourteenth ST. set to
bearing fruits half block from electric cars This
$500 will buy fine lot on Pico 81, half a block
cost $500 going up ON adjoining lot, one block from
electric cars; price only $500.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth SITS. this lot is 80 feet
Deep adjoining lots held e $780, ooo,> pr...
CITY HOUSES.
ss5o--Small cash payment down, the balance in
small monthly payments, will buy cosy new COT
ase bali niock Of elecfrS cars. on s
this at once.
$1,000 Nice s-room cottage on large lot, in 70
minutes walk of the business center small cash
payment down, the balance on long time.
Lovely new 5-room cottage with all modern i'm.
cold water. marble washstand, BATH pantry and
closets, front and back porches lot 5oxi5o to alley
II minutes ride from the business center by cleo
trio car; street graded and graveed, cement walks
and curbs. This will be sold on long time II sold
soon.
$500 will buy brand-new 7-room residence, fine
reception hall, winding stairway, large double par
lors, elegant manuel and CRATE, large pantry and
washstand. patent water closets; house finished In
yellow pine throughout, cement walk, lot 50xl5o,
within block of electric cars street graded and
graveled, cement curbs and walks. See This at
once only s2spS On easy So terms ,oou pro.s.v
HOMES FOR ALL"
&7SO BUYS s,s ACRES OF EXTRA FINE
or fogs, shares of water, = acre In backberres
which produced tons last year. 4 mile from
depot, school, church and store; the best bargain
out.
s750--Lovely country home, I acre fine land, s.
room house, barn, plenty of water; close to depot
from city.
500 per will buy 40 acres just outside the city
on the SOUTH adjoining lands held at $500 to S4O0per
acre; buy this and double your money inside of IL
months; this belongs to a nonresident and must
be sold.
$3.50 per acre will buy - acres just south of the
CITY, little west OF the University car line; can
subdivide and sell in lots for three times the price
asked.
slo5o-io acres alfalfa land all fenced and cross
fenced, new house, barn, corn crib chicken and
stock corras, artesan well and water right with
place. IA mile of depot and creamery, close to
STORE, postotice. churches and schools. WIN make
terms This Is q bargain.
S65O0-l0 acres set solid to bearing lemons and
oranges; fine residence large grounds set to choice
plants, shrubs and climbing vines. Here all kinds Of
tropical vines thrive in winter; absolutely FROST
The place is only 15 minutes drive from the busi-
ness center
Choice fruit, berry and farming lands one mile
outside The city and near the new Pasadena cleo
trio road in tracts to suit at $6) So sl25, to 900
per acre, on easy terms Take The electric cars on
Spring 81. 70 Highland Park postoffice. Our agent
there will show the land free carriage from our
office to the tract. ORDER & DOW, 1o9h y.
Broadway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28

one of the women attendants out at
tho Chndren's Sanitarium on the Lincoln
park lake shore tells pretty story
"A woman who was sick enough her-
self no bee in a hospital came up mere
with her child. IL was a tiny thlnS, ahd
so weak that 1t could hardly cry. The
mother had 10 be assisted 10 the shelter,
and then we gave her reclining place
from, which she could see the lake soon
after there stopped in front or the Duiiu-
ing an imposing carriage and team Inc
oreupants were a woman, whose dress
indicated riches and refinement; a pretty
and deliberately dressed baby, ana the
nurse. The three came in. The mistress
al the party saw the sick woman ana
smoke 10 her. | did not hear what was
said AT first. but few moments later
| heard the rich woman say:
Don't be afraid | will leave you my
child as security. And with that the
rich woman picked up the tiny child that
was so weak. and carried IL herself 10
the carriage and got in and was driven
away. The nurse and the rich baby re-
NAMED at the sanitarium and entertained
the sick woman, and when the other
returned the sick child had on new
dress and a bunch OF sweet peas was
fastened about it's neck. Ii was an so
quietly done and so pretty. too. l Just
went OFF alone and cried from JOY. -
Chicago Chronicle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28

To Commemorate the Deeds of |alor otthe
Men of Orange.

ORANGE. VA. Aug. A.-Speciai.-
Yesterday a large crowd OF farmers
and ex-Confederates assembled al the
Corrtbouse A small court docket was
soon dispensed with, and a large
,,eetine was called 10 order 10y captain
y r Harbour who was elected cnali-
80, and stated the object of the meet
,n,, 10 he the Inauguration OF plan To
srect ON some suitable spot al the Court
house a granite shaft to the memory anu
valor of the Orange boys VINO were
killed during the late war
Telling speeches were made oy Zen
eral j. @. Field. Captain I. - Iaila-
ferro. and +. Il. Barbour.
ON motion. a central committee, com
nosed of CAPTAIN +. b. Barbour, chair
man. W. II. Ricketts,. {. {. Iahaierro'
and Iohn g. Williams. was appointed.
mis- committee retired, ana recommend
ed the following local committees "h'ch
we're unanimously chosen
Locust Grove-Columpus Slssoh ana H.
T. BARLEY. ~ -, -,
Barboursyille-C. l.. Graves and Ed.
Rhodesville-J. w. Clark and George
W. Wright. m
Brockman. - ,vu,,..,
c. Williams.
Gordonsville-Major W. c. Scott and
c ). Cowherd.
W. IL. Ricketts, was elected treasurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
NEW STAR ON THE FLAG
THE FORTY-FIFfH RLPRfSENIS
THE NEW SrIfE or tTfH.
The Order For Its Addition Has Been
IssueI-Utab Will Not Become STARE
However, Until the Fourth Of July.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. N.--An-
other star. the forty-hfth. is to be added
to the flag. The new star viii represent
Utah. and the order for its addition to
the national colors was issued by
Secretary Lamont to-day.
The new star will be placed TO the
right of the fourth row from the
top.
The order for the addition of the star
is accompanied by one changing the
size of the cOlors. Heretofore the STAN
dard mas been six feet by five. The new
order makes the regulation size hve ieet
six inches by four feet five inches
The order provides for the new coiors
TO be issued to all infantry, artillery.
and the battalions of engineers, ana
also for new standards for all cavalry.
The new flags will be very handsome
They are TO be made of the finest SILK
and their cost will be quite considerable
Utah Will not attain statehood untl
the fourth day of next July, put
all the flags hereafter contracted 1or
and issued will contain the star herald
ing the admission of THAI Territory
into the Union of the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
The Hawaiian Cable.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. N-Colonel II.
: Shading. who recently received a IRAN
chisa from, the Hawaiian GoNeinm'ht 10
Law a cable from Honolulu 10 this CITY,
will leave for Washington TO secure th'
60. OperatiOn Of this Government IN ~.
Undertaking. Colonel Spaldins VIII car
uuon the cabinet officers with a view 10
clearing the water for "a presentation OF
his plans and demands 10 Congress III
December next In order TO noat SUI
ressfullv the enterprise, ne calculates
thar nearly 100000 will be required, aid
thar a yearly income Of SrV"W VIII ~
required TO keep II going. Inc N,"Y.'
is to provide all the stations, equipments.
cables rights Of way, cable shlp, n,l'
working capital. Toward IN" income tlo
Hawaiian Government has pledged >f"V1'
a year for twenty years, and me 81, ~,
stantial aid" referred TO ~ Colohel Sp"iu-
ing's contract with that Gov srrmen1 " Do
furnished by the United States Govern
meut means $4,000 for twenty years.
This In all would be SDOOOO annually, ahd
the expectation Is that the receipts att'i
ih. first year or 80 would be >loDpD more
a total of 10000 would thus DC secured.
When the second SUBSIDY mas Deem
pledged a stock company VIII be OfSth-
IL d. This company Will have capl,ti
stock OF 81 10000 Ouc-quarter OF the
stock will be raised by residents OF inc
Hawaiian Islands, Onc-quarter py thc
Chamber OF Commerce OF san Francisco.
which has already been pledged, ana 'no
remainder in the East and Europe.
Colonel Spalding expects TO be aDie 10
manufacture and lay the cable wi'ui.
eighteen months from the time OF piacuhb
the order for n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
Huri,I i Free There.

There is al least one country In the
,,.orld whore IL costs nothing to die In
s.n,e of the cantons of switzerland all
fine dead. lich as well as poor, are puileh
al public expense. Collins ana all othtr
necessary articles are furnished Oh appH-
cation TO certain undertakers desisha',"
,,. ,bo government. Everything connect
od with the interment Is absolutely sIa-
tnitous including the grave and the re-
lieious service. All classes aNan ''eii'-
selves freely Of the law
Authorizations are made for the medl-
cal INSPECTION Of the body, for adVerts-
fn. the corpse for the funeral procession
and funeral. for the coffin and dressing ol
tn. uearsc. for opening ana CLOSING t"'
grave. and for putting up ana numbering
BE- h.ldboard. Furthermore, the grave
must bee ornamented by growing plants III
"a modest way at the expense OF the CON-
munity. but the bereaved family mas ele
privilege of adding TO such decoIatlonS.
4 special law provides for the / aynhen' VI
subsidies bv the cantonal government 10
fine communities, I'm case or epidemic.
Ia fhc carton of Glarus strangers ~
vol ,. citizens are buried at the expense
Of the state. The grave, TOO, must DC
t.nt I'm nrOper condition for aterm OF ten
Years The cemetery is the property OF
the community, and is placed under 'nc
arc of a SUPERINTENDENT, who arranSes
for and conducts funerals, keeps regis
len of the graves. which are nnnDereu
consecutively. and sees that they are
rroperlv marked and kept IN order. Inc
conins are 10 be made of pine wood ana
after A model precrbed by the authorl-
ties who establish a uniform price Iot
th.m The graves follow each other IN
reoiilar order. according to the date OF
burial. In uniform rows. ana the oeau aoo
an laid side BIZ side without distinction
as IN standing in life or religious belief
Childfen. however. on account OF lHe
smaller size of their graves, are Dur'eu
anart from the adults. In case religious
ee,vi,es ava dispensed with by request
bells are tolled in the customary fashion
and the recorder of the life sthusucs
reads al the grave the personal record Oh
tbe defrnct. officials and employees AT
h,,rials arr. forbidden 10 receive gratuil-
les Wherever free burials mas pee III
troduced i'm switzerland the principle mas
be.n adopted that inasmuch as death
makes the men all equal, there ought 70
he no distinction i'm the interment OF
The departed. Il is assumed that all citl-
zens high or low, rich or poor, VIII aNali
themselves Of the provisions OF the en-
e.tment and that all funerals shall De
equally plain and Observation-Disclosures
Transcript.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
pERTyItN CONSTIITE WRECKED.
The Work of IA Mob of Young Men In the
CITY of Ia Pnz. BOiNia.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Aug. H-Unitci
States Minister Moonlight, In a dispatch
TO the Department of State flom La Paz
Bolivia. July p. describes the' dis
turbances at La PaZ. on july
18th growing out OF false rumors
circulated d.orc 10 the effect that TIE
Government Of Peru had declined the de-
manl OF the Bolivian Minister IN Lima
for reparation for Injuries inflicted upon
Bolivia during the late revolution in Peru;
tl.at his r1s.port had been given 20 The
BOLIVIAN Minister; that the latter had
taken refuge on a British man-ot-War,
and that finally he had be IN assaSslndted.
The circulation OF these enron 'ods state
ments caused much excitement monS
some of the young men OF La Paz, VINO
went I'm a mob TO the building occupied by
Peruvian Consul General Victor r. Bon
abides. stoned the building. broke Down,
carried away and destroyed the consular
shield broke all the windows. and used
Insulting language. They also stoned the
house Of Angel NJ Del Solar. just APP
pointed Consul-Gcneral. but not officially
recognized. broke IN the windows or the
Peruvian Club and OF the houses, stores,
and business places Of nearly all tne Pc
ruvian residents OF La Paz ana then
subsidized.
la Paz and all the thoughtful law-abid-
ing citizens condemn the PROCEEDINGS. He
also SAYS: I'VE can obtain here no iurth-
or news from Lima nor from Sucre. so
that we are in the dark as 10 the future
between Bolivia and Peru. but | am IN
clined to the belief that there Will be q
friendly settlement Of affairs soon. New
York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
FIRE iRlIs NAY BE Used.
III Necessary to suppress Hio''"s y" '"'
Corb.,t- Titl.inmon- tight.

AUSTIN. TEXAS. Aug. A--lhe Az
torney-General this morning rehu''''
his opinion in the Corbett-Fi'zsimmonS
nrize lighting case. In reply TO
an interrogatory of shefin
hell. OF Dallas county as
whether he had any lesal -
10 shoot down people while at'enpune
n suppress the tight. The Attorney
Generals reply is to the enect ti,a'
prize-nghters, referees. etc, cohs'l.u.o
an unlawful assemblage, ana the st'e-
utes OF the State make speciai proNls
ions for the disbandment OF such una"
full assemblages; that the sheriff ~ EN-.
powered to summon posse OF 49,
the militia 10 his aid. and IN case VI,
fighters will not cease their uhia"i''
conduct then. that the statutes espsc'"'-
" provide that homicide is Jusunaol1
when absolutely necessary TO suppi,s'
riot or unlawful gatherings ne ~.
tornev-General concludes his opinion ps
saving that while he does not peh',e
II necessary. still II it IL necessary w
statutes provide that the sherlh '..'
use firearms in disbanding any "hi""
ful assemblage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28

The Engineers Elect Delegates 10 the Con-
vention to he Held i'm This city.


ROANOKE. VA. Aug. M.-Special-A
meeting of the citizens of This city ana
section was held in the !. ~ &. y. nan
0n Saturday morning al Ut oflorh' l'i
the purpose of discussing the question OF
road Improvement. NotWitnstaudns the
fact that only very short noNcc We
given. the mcctinc was wei attended ~
representative citizens OF hoih ~ '"-
lem. and surrounding country anu v'.P
interest ~ the question was manifest
Tine meeting was called 90 order hN MT.
u ellis vicc-president OF inc Nli5lIih
state GOOd-kOads Association TOT .i'
sixth district who. after some apri"-
r.risfa remarks introduced General ttpl
Stone Chief of Road Division, united
states Department Of Agriculture.
Cen stone congratulated the ucople on
the very deep interest MANIFESTED DID tNia
question in various sections oI lrsihl5
which De had recently NisL,'' ain ,,...,..t
that while "a year ago ihfic was pi1-t--
callv no interest I'm the question pa VIE
.iuia today the people OF virginia "rI'
more aroused on the subject OF fyti -lii-
lie smoke of tho work of the state Cool
Roads Association. and SAID lndt nt
found from his records that the Flisinlh
Association took more literature anu "a'
doing more work than amy slA asso,ih
,i,.,s Ina other states. lie us
.,,.sad al considerable length the
i,nrortance of education and local orsani-
1sfion He explained the Importance on
Iavinas a modern and flexible ROAD law
frr The state. and called attention to
various systems now in eject ln oih,i
sfates with comparison of conditions ln
tb@ee states with Virginia. lie showed
bov- me roads of the state could De- nm,
rrovel without increase of taxation ana
he ajvantages 10 be derived from such
Improvement. e.......t .,,..,,.., ,.-
,,,arte Nfr Price NOomaw, chairman OF
10 poard Of Supervisors, explained lhe
Methods of worsing the roads ot l.oah9he
ronntv and the results onta-ued MI
,rcoraw was followed by Mr.. H. W An
ji-s,n secretary Of the state Association,
No explained the objects and WORK or
,he association. and invited an those
,'res.nt TO attend a state Good-k otis
convention. which would be- held IN id.h-
,,ond under the auspices Of the Assoc ia-
.icn i'm october next. Mr.. Anderson al-9
snoi,e al some length % the cost OF pai
,.asGs and the necessity for lniellls Ut ieI-
islariou on this subject
Al a meeting OF the knsli 'et5 N71o,la
,fon If virginia on Saturday AFTERNOON.
he following gentlemen were ere. l.u
1aieoates TO the G0Oi-Roads tohkehllo-'
10 be- held I'm Richmond, october ~ H..
II p Beck. Richmond, VA, harry d la-
1ier Richmond. Va; ". ~ Dnhian h25-
nolre Ia. j. G. Rawn. Roanoke, va IL.
A Gillis. Roanoke, y a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28

what Secretary Mcleod, Of The Tobacco
Exchange. says.

Mr.. Cazeau Mcleod. secretary Of the
Tobacco Exchange has the following to
say in regard to the tobacco crop OF
1875:
"Since the last government report was
received we have information tnat the
crop of bright leaf in North Carolina,
from which wrappers are obtained, mas
been badly damaged by PARASITES. Nirsi-
MA wrappers. 10 would appear, VIII also
DE short. .,,o
.'Thcre win doubtless be a big scramble
for wrappers and filters this year ana
those who have the stock Tor SAFE Will
come in for good profits.
"The growing crop Is now al the sta5e
when 10 is hard to Judge how II Is soils
TO pan out Tobacco men are prone 20
REGARD with suspicion all reports OF the
condition of the leaf until II Is harvest
ed In the spring dire news OF the crop
having been burned out OF existence Dy
The sun is invariably heard. In the ran
Genes the report that frOs,s nave Wreah-
"a destruction on all the biz plantations,
while the intervening season Is hlied IN
with news Of the complete devastation
of the crop BY the tobacco bug.
Again. the tobacco bug ana kindred
insects after making a savage attack on
thc growing leaf suddenly abandon II
and fv 10 the trees. COntenting their ap-
uetites with the foliage. No tobacco man
would have any confidence IN the years
crop that was not thusly handled By COM
mon report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28

To Meet in Atlanta During the ESpos'ti""'
- AAnn1 ann per.nn. WI Attend.

BALTIMORE MD, August A.-f'r
some weeks past, Mr. r. II. Edmonds,
editor Of the Manufacturers Record, OF
ne <oy, England Cotton Manufacturers
Association to hold it's next semi-annuai
october meeting in Atlanta. 49,.
Tho Board of Governors 10 Wncm uo
matter vas presented being unwilling 10
take tho responsibility OF sven a c'cieivn
sIii,n,!tted tte question by mail 10 every
member with a letter from Mr. t'I-
mcnds settirg forth the reason why IT.
would be desirable for the cotton manu-
facturers OF New England, TO VISIT INC
South I'm october. The vote has lust
Leen taken by mail and MI Edmchds
received word this morning that II Is IN
favor Of Atlanta. ,.. A.
This will take into the South inc
l. rrest number OF New England cotton
mill men that has ever been In that sec
ton. AS the Association Is composer OF
about 800 members representing every
leading cotton manutacturirB ehlsip'iS"
ia New England. ..,,,,.
The aggregate capital invested In NILS
represented by ia sc gentlemen Is up
wards of AaVr. urp,VoD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28

TEa CLOSING QJoTa TfONs or
MONII.
OA.rings and Sales AZ the Richmond To-
hacco Exchange Internal Revenue
collections Foreign Ad,iccs.

NV YORK. Aug. p Speculation at
the Stock Exchange nroadcuea couslacra-
blv The sales OF STOCKS footing az S.U. go
rhsgo-. while the dealings 30 railway AMI
nj .0..antOus bonus aggregated the cnor-
s,o.. total Of S3.us3.UU. Ihc market ia
p. Iruartmcnts WAS characterized by
str...fl. Tine new Government IS. which
hs, .rlt sac influence OF foreign Iiquida-
ito NDrc nil up to l-5'i. with mono Of
fen below l2Ft.. 80 tie stock market
PROF. tnc GfauScrs were easily the lcau-
a. These ISSUES were strong and in de-
fosaI from start to finish. and on large
h. .H- 81. RAUL rose D.. TO tN-t, Noftu-
o. Drr q Co lu1Is. burlington and quinn
o.. + per cent. Go go. Rock Island. IA 10
81 omaha. p TO- fiil. and illinois ,cn-
t. % Co lui all the best prices for
~. zine past. London was ln the mar
~. for these stocks. as well as for Louis
Vile ANA Nashville. Wabash. NortncIh
"a llc preferred. Eric. Southern railway
- mated that the foreign purchases to-
ca were easily 25.vO shares 10 .at
eecrators Who have not been iu rympdthy
alin the upward movement. ana VINO
have been putting out short lines from
tine % time. were also buyers. ana ihlS
contributed 90 the strcuglu anu huuf-
&icy Erie ana bankrupt proper ucS heH-
ra'iy were quite prominent lh tu' I"'
&S Erie common sold up ~ 20 W.
yLhe the preferred jumped rs 10 -.
TLe Morgan plan for the rcoit ihiHd'lvh
was received with great FAVOR. potNI il'lc
~ 4 abroad. and some opeid' PTS h'ic
r'rc OF the opinion mat the Duih Oh ,iig
fcIoIgu buying to-day ana AtaltiNAy was
d. in great measure 60 The promnisa-
ttOH OF the scheme Northern acme pIt
feTrcd bonded up % io ~. A''nisVii. 's
N a. DO. prcfrrrtd. IT'S To ''''s anu i'2''
~ cihC I 10 1853 Louisville ana Naeh-
vtle Western lnl0n. Missouri Iaclnc.
RauNmore and Ohio. Iie four, 'en'ial
tAcetric ard Denver improved any NhtIe