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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of John L. Priest,

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans, Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands Of ali per-
sons against the estate of John l.. Priest, late
of Irasburgh, in said District, deceased, and
all claims exhibited Ia offset thereto, hereby
give notice that we viii meet for the purposes
aforesaid, at the Office of w. ID. Tyler In Iras-
burgh, on the 18th day OF February aud 10th
day OF July next, from 10 o'clock a m, until
O'Clock, p m, each OF said days, and that six
months from the 18th day OF Jan. A. d., 1895, ~
the time limited by said Court for said credi-
tors TO present their claims TO as for oxamin-
alton and allowance.
Dated at Irasburgh this 25th day OF Janu-
airy A. ID. 1895.
T.. A. HOLBROOK, lc-.,-,-
4-6 IRA II. PIERCE, COMMISSIONER
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Charles 7. Nelson.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Orleans, Commissioners, 60 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per
sons.against the estate Of Charles n. Nelson,
ELL late OF Barton, In said District, deceased,
ana all claims exhibited In offset thereto,
purposes aforesaid, at the Office OF n. w.
Baldwin, in said Barton, on the Bth day
OF February and 18th day of July next
from O'Clock, p m until O'Clock, u m, each
OF said days, and that six months from the
ioth DAY or Jan. A. ID. 1890, IL the time limited
by said Court for said creditors 10 present
their claims TO us for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at Barton, VT, this 18th day OF jan
uary, A. ID. 1895.
s.5 +. W. DREW. Commissioners.
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Estate of Hannah M. French.

STATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS DIsrRicr,
y IS. In Probate Court, held az Newport,
in said District on the 18th day OF January,
A. ID. 1895.
Chaplin Leonard, Executor OF the estate Of
Hannah M. French, late OF Glover. la said
district, deceased presents his administration
account Tor examination and allowance, aud
makes application for "a decree OF distribu.
ton and partition OF the estate OF said de-
ceased.
Whereupon, IL ts ordered by said Court,
that said account and said application be re-
feTred 20 session thereof 10 be held at the
office OF Il. w. Baldwin, in Barton, on
the 9Th day OF February, A. u. 1895, nt
O'Clock In the forenoon, for hearing and
decision thereon And, IL ia further
ordered that notice hereof bo given 60
all persons interested, by publication OF the
same three weeks successfully in the Orleans
County Monitor, a newspaper published al
said Barton, previous 20 said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear az said
time and place, and show cause, IN any they
may have, why said account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court, Attest,
80 Il. T.. ALFRED, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-04
WANTED /!

Proposals 10 furnish logs, plank and square
stock in Birch, Beech and Eastwood during
the coming year, delivered at our mill, Bar
ton Landing, VT. Address
UNION BOBBIN WORKS.
soft 40 Bedford ST., Boston, Mass.
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hEfslla1l

temper, fear of impending calamity and a
thousand and one arrangements of body and
mind result from such pernicious practices.
All these are permanently cured by inn
proved methods of treatment without the
patient leaving home.
A medical treatise written in plain but
chaste language, treating of the nature,
symptoms and durability of such diseases,
sent securely sealed in plain envelope, on
receipt of this notice, with 10 cents in stamps,
for postage. Address, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Notice of Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore existing be.
tween NJ j. Smith and Melvin Drown under
the firm name OF Smith A. Drown, Mfgrs. Of
Marble and Granite Monumental Work, In
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by Melvin
Drown, who il authorized 90 settle the &C.
counts Of the late firm.
NJ. j. SMITH.
MELVIN DROWN.
Barton, VT, Jan. Is, 1898. 40
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-04
YOUNG SPIRITS,

a vigorous body
and robust strength,
follow good health.
But all fail when the
vital powers are
weakened. Nervous
debility and loss of
manly power result
from bad habits, con-
tracted by the young
through ignorance
Of their ruinous con-
seq uences. Low
spirits, melancholia,
impaired memory,
nOrOSp or irritable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04
Political Points.

Ths Republican Territorial commit
tee gave Il out tolay that the formal
opening ofthe State ctmpaign for tia!
party would occIi about September
l3Ih, la Northern Utah, when tue
candidate for governor anu representa-
tive woull commence thelt tour,
working ssulhward until Dixie was
reached.
A large Republican gathering at
Payson last evening was addressed by
&. T.. Allen.
There were In tho city today many
delegates FROM Southern Utah, On
route TO Ogden TO attend the big Dem'
octaiic State convention 20 he hUld
tomorrow.
u. X. CummlSsinnet Morris SDmmef
will not hold court In Salt Lake cry
tomorrow. lie goes 70 Ogden y zee
that HE party nomir,ies judicial
ticket conposed Of uilcs, Thurmau
aud MalOuoy. Al Toast that lathe way
Morris figures Il.
II IL expected that the Republican
city convention will hs neij on
October 10, though the dats is no.
definitely fiKeI.
Among tho candidates 'or Mayor o.
Salt Lake the name Of James HuA'p u
being urged ~ that ~ a man NuO q
quail foatlpus would gaiurr around
him tue solid support OF substantial
cltlEsns, nnd who won b. u 00urgu ui
strength 10 his party. Nh Suarp ~ 10,
seeking tho nrmiaRti0l, ami Il keep
ing perfectly quiet In pIliiigs
The gillciai train tn cary D1mp'
cratic delegates from this auI UIph
ami Davis ecu titles leaves SNiJ Lake
t0m1Tr1 At s.81 n.m. g. mtkuiH -,
mioulss Tun o OSdou, where SOC
delegates will engage la tue pgJccpI'
ings ofthoir state convention.
To-day D. II. Roberts anu w. n.
King were being Il s'utsud az oacg
possessing tue likelihood NJ carrying
or the plum VI a nomination Or Goa.
grsss by the Democratic cIuv1utiIu
tomorrow. As candidate i0r governor,
w. B. Preston was irepiy spoken OF g..
day; 90 were John +. CNinc, G.. W.
West ana A. &. wine. But there u
not even reasonable H,sIrAnc' " tue
result In advance Of the conventions
aOlisu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04

PR0yiDENCg, II, l., Sept. 4.--six
employs VI Providence Gas company
vsft aaphyKialed In the cellar VI tho
wsUhsld gas holder this afternoon.
Their names dead aTei Cotton, aged
u ysap, Siugl-; Riley, IS, msrfied,
,l1 children; Thornton Pike; Nc
Msnu,, 10, married.; McManee, 80,
single.
.SeytfAl days leaking sas has bee n
detected Ia the holder. The company
sen. slI men anu foreman to repair
the lssk, whlon proved TO come from =
detective valve. The men disoonnecIed
The vAlVs and tied cloth bag about
The large main extending In front Of
lhssiTssl, The bag gave way and an
immense volume Of gas tusned out.
Only ono man managed to reach the
ifesh air.
,o0n after O'Clock the gas company
sent gang Of mon TO dig up the street
BIUAt the main To shut oil further
leak, Fsfemau Cherries Alton was
overcome. His lilo IL despalTed Of.
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GCTal Snruans romiuisarrcrs az
wartime urp very entertaining emo of
tho mu.t magnificent specimens O., ulm
hOoI ever aa", ...id ho, Ne, % -u'lioi
wh0wl- constantly laughing Ut OBJ. poo;
follow. who i'ramc iatiguod by long
mlwhD ur vhH suuk under seemingly
uIliug wuuu1. Ills courage, health
and strength .agIgd Inyirolhlr. One
day heavy ..ut'o from the enemy s
wmnu-vru' 500 rgll spent ball
came rolling u.sas Tho temptation n
nut Du. uIo gov tu stop ouch q bali
WIS iucsaGl.. InU .uiairrI huFom.u
toned yirlJadtoE with u mury smile
hc put ont bis foot, and In nu instant BE-
WAS cut al, und h' sank 90 tho pruuD
% mum,i. alH'ru1 cripple fur ne,
weeping lI.g 90 ...l 80 h.s awful mic
fortuna.
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Taomas, came Ir rne evijsl GO
suuwed that the complainant went
TO the house OF nor sister, at Vhoie
boms Argyle. toArjs, AMI received pei
mission To taSo some ulaukot, rom tue
bed on which tho deiondant toy, Sac
passed sighting rematk ald =
quarrel ensueI In which meuiiOnsble
epitheis were hurled forth from both
sidee. HV no1e bore evidence ia % q
broom IN her hsnis hNd boen used
effectively, aud her throat siili ~.
talnsdItho matks OF bis "mauii p"
Ths court f.uui tbs de'sndalg guiliy
anu fired him 81 aul be SAID hs he.
lievel the complaining witness 10 be
tquslly guilty ana hutI hcfS2.
The cout. u stated tua, Il was moro
d,spicault thiug IN woman thai Ia a
man 20 use sucn language ~ she I'D.
United using, NJ Ii see uoi tl't voman
WIS naturally better creature tnnn
man.
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Personal Paragraphs.

40 Hazel. or prp,o,p ysiIcy. ii. Mt
tho Cullen,
N, - - syert NJ N,w York. regf..
torod NJ the Kngtsfori today.
Nt,. , \, Smith N, :, Ioui. b,a
Nds' ~, W. ,,,,, ,o.,I,,,,
" Zoo. ,,1 q rb,,os. Ar, In
a., wv, ~" ~, Nv ", "a. ry.itD.
, vt.h.,t,,,, . ,..i.t,,, n, Nti..,,,,i
~ i,',,...a .,',' ''''''"' W
''''"
j. NJ. COTby aud ia O. Hughes were
al tho Tsmploion thi, morning,
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~, inorsn a. i'ul' ~ III 80" - "''" '''
'"''"s'""' - 'N' ""''"
Phil Faldhauspn and wife. OF Denver.
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GoysTAaIIN,PLE UNEA'Y'
,r,,sDu Tells Turkey That She HnS'
Yield 10 The Powers
wand Ne the signal for
an. pi.msmp'r"'"i Of the
ouoman Empire

c.s,-AsrisorIE, sept. Ill Is
. Vo. .unounced that k0slem
hl, he Turti,h Ambassador to Eng
ihp' rs, telsEraphed the foreign MN.
l,a. In, he had an Interview relative
l'' w., Armenian question, with Loia
~ ., ,.t whom be assured the sun
',' ro,te 10 not opposed to TN
wv. proposea by the powers, sigma !,
I,le s,n ,bs treaty Of Berlin, htnousn
lsiy ~, y ' oould not permit tue control Of
iul by an international eonlills'
lard salisbury replied inst ~ .
,lop' me circumstances II wouid 20
d,i ". 10 continue the Interview: w.
s,''s VA the Porte persists In It's Re-.
~ Inc powers will uni,iIahe We We
i isa,1s,,.,"d reforms and rest satisfied. ~
..ysr. the Porte conIlnueu 70 resist
'',s s.Ilsbuty added, u WIZ De M, inc
~. iot the di,mcmbermont OF Iuf'
~ The dlspston hiss caused inc
s,sa,sst uneasiness here
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MATTE VS. HELD.
A PrlmA fAcis Case Il Estab-
lished.

Tbs case Of Nephi Mathews came
~ In the police court this morning.
Attorney Oscar Moyle was counsel for
the defense. He waived the reading
Of the complaint which charges
Mathews with burglary, and entered
Aplea Of not guilty.
OtiloeF Pratt was the nTst witness.
He said that for two weeks before
Saturday last, Mr.. Slater OF the
Anhsuasr.B Busch bottling works had
complained about the burglary Of the
building In which the business Of the
company was carried on. Several
nlghls witness and ofleer shannon
had watched, but without success un.
III Saturday night when they succeed
cd Ia capturing tbs defendant. They
lay near the plaos where the beer had
been taken from before, and sOmetime
after midnight they heard someb0dy
ascend the root Rnd slowly opsn the
sEyllghi, then no slid down the gAi-
pipe 10 tho door. Wiineis saw de.
fendant 10 10 the front door, opvn iI
and 20 out, ~ II TO get n "pll." he
soon returned alone and proceeded 10
walk oil with case VI bottled beer,
OhieeTs told him TO put II down and
throw up his hands. Defendant I'M
mediately obeyed anu when rscO..
nlIed, pleaded to be allowed 10 20.
Oticer. seemed determined 20 retain
him, ana he said no would give tham
t,OOO 10 be allowed TO escape. THIS
they refused,
Mt. Moyie admitted the ownership
OF the beer, and the defendant was
bound over on bond OF $500 10 avail
Ihe aotou Of ths grand jury.
a case VI exposure OF person came
up today. The defendant was William
Wslqnist, a boy seventeen years old,
VINO has been committed 10 tho Re
loTnI school ami " now out on parole.
Onloef Butbidge was tbs complainant.
ne slated that yesterday hs raw the
ueiendant at u window with tho sash
ana blind up, AMI with MS trousers
DOWN and shirt of. Tho defendant
slated that he had been Up the canyon
hhootlng chickens and hAd gathered
large assortment Of wOod,tiCks
Mhlch were keeping him busy
IN hunting for them. He said he was
engaged In this pleasant occupation
Nheh tue oiiloer saw him. He did not
lhink any one could sts him, d..
'ehuhnt was fuund guilty and fined $50
Oflwenty dsyS. lie 90 cd that super.
lntendent HaintB be communicated
WIN ~ lie iid net relish spending
Wsnty uhya In the city lgil.
WllIlhtu Jacob BIZ kenshEW WAS flued
laf Ior maintain ng nuisance. This
AnVuul " eKaoIy what II has cost the
''vv TO prosecute tue case.
ur' H. Hamburg, n solditr, was fined
10 or dunsenloss.
n- oi,e OF George Argyle, charged
"sla battery upon tue lsrlon Of Enza
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v,v Yop,, sept 4.--w. n. Cross.
NaH u,o will ship 100000 gold
e ~ N \ SFolIst will shIp 100000 on tue
Ar6ucEle Bros. state that they wiz
,hip gold tomorrow, put lhsy nave nS'
,sv oricisls have been notified
g,'''ISi.IOO 200 gold will be Withdrawn.
ana 10 Inc smount OF sl,1OJ,OOO has
- wl,hdfawn from the suo.treasury.
I'M inoudS. the 5000, 900 u Atousklo
me- r VINO haye not up TO this time
,ssoi,oI the amoupt 4 their .ngs.e'
,nspis iot tomotroN's steamer, 40
,,,J A vet has been deposited any
',6s,s 10 make up the deficiency IN
,,. sold reserve which Ia below the
500 6Ol,O 900 gold marx.
'Tbs bond syndicate depoaltod 81
bj6 200 gold 10 the sub.tfcasufy.
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LITERARY NOTE.

"Sun aud Shade" now In the course
OF completing la seventh volume, IL
QUE Of the most attistiu publications
amid large number u very excellent
works OF similar character. A special
uumOer, descriptive OF tue "Cup
Chgl engem aud Dsisnders," vii.
command great attention. II IL a
prscia Of the story Of the celebrated
Americas Cup, and Is illustrated by
We've Of the most celebrated yachts.
AZ u beautiful illustrated history OF the
Interesting story, II stands alone, and
should prove Of value To all Interested
In the story ofour proves IN yach;ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04
Land Onlce.

The following filings were m'ie 10
the local land Office under date Of
Sept. a.
George +. PoUr, Of Woodland,
homestead entry ofs1 acres In town
ship 3 south, range east, In summit
county.
Joseph o. Moore, u Lawrence.
homestead entry OF 100 acres In town
ship II south, range % sast In Emery
county.
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0ENERkL THOMAS.
lie lllht uayo rrcn southcrn Soldier
uut Iug Tile wife.

Gcnowl William Malone of Virginia
sat iu lAamn.rlin's. deeply interested
ina wui u.ud volume of substantial
Hsr mttr who ypumrpd 10 AL,
tho uuru i tao book the general c8ur
tu0wly s.d
"l. Is madoup of Papers OF tho Mill.
tmy Historical society Of Mussachusotts'
and p.lamHor'rical skcichr5 of some Of
the aHHng Federal and Confederate
g,n.n.s iwas 90 chat moment engaged
un tHo ..Dgh devoted 70 General Thorn.
p. llI.u yuy fair and interesting nc.
count d his character and services
"I know 1homa5 personally, for he
wus tI1 a'p reared .n ny action Of
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For Housebreaking.

All Jim,s ChinSmAu, was bpiorrlU.
4. Commissioner GT.enmsu this after
noon on the ehsrge Of houssbroasing.
The cOmml-siouei's IN 'r was 90
packed with a Chlnsio audience A..
sembled to hear the pTocuodilg9, that
tho court ani Attorneys Sutherland
and Hurd wsrel completely hsmmed
In so no one could approach them. The
hearing will TO C JncluIsd this even.
ing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04

,; silver and Leaf mo-, 1880.
'r.oust tulllou, $3.50 T1Hl,
go 900.
Wei FNrg a g.. received Elpy.
Penn. bullion, s5uls
* J.foH a 60. received iH.iay:
H,.r lult.u, $500; ores, sl55on.
o =, t-l5a
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sPusuFiFLu, H., Sept. 4.-rhe
srat machinery hall being erected ~
ihs state fair grounds fell this after
nojn. Several men were buried un-
Iu IT, 4, IL reported three were
killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04

CoLuuBus, o., Sept. 4.-Tbu Ohio
Wool ufower,' association today urged
The Flty.ioufth Congress TO pass lea
,allon iayorably TO the wool pioduo'
lion
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join with the pr.oo.i0u ant have n
pIeasaut iay. The na hlnr u excgii,nL
Enc insuv,GlnH of 100 usy viii cess
VITA fnu lancigg .gTanI.
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~ ueauiiul -altalr, tomorrow, iUr.
m,r trtlucu's ui Coo ado, Nu,far T.,
Iowa, OHIO, lugIaIA EH4 New fuTs,
viii cJunI,E tHut TIE great pavilion,
Rrl resent your former slate All suyOg
"a pleasant ugy,
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VIII Appeal.

Tbs county court has decided 10 Az
peal from Judge Msrsl,t's decision IN
tho spraying law.
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COMM T. II GA l..

SALT LAKE ulEAuNG HOUSE.
T0dRy's c.saHu' house exchanges
amounted Co. s-.J,ill; Eams DAY lsst
year, .-l0,lUN.
vUBAN'a QUOTATIONS..
Now York silver, Col; lead,
$3.50.
Luudou.-SiIyrL auld.
ORR AsD HuLLIOS
w. =. McC u gk & Co. received 70.
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SELTAlR TRAINS on Page 8


J. a.. Harris respectfully announces
10 the Republican % tho lhlfi luii'
cial di,tTigt u the SlsIe o. Utah thhi
he will TO q eau iiJato Tor tue uiilcc OF
Usliict Juugt, subject 10 the nOmllh.
tilu by The Republican judicial CON
yruUun uI said district.
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ONCE MORE


y Heavy Cloth Cont, for winter wear $3.50 for 1915.
Little Girls Goats pt the same ratio reductions
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HERE'S ANOTHER.
GOODS SOC

We have taken dress goods from the shelves and put
them the a dOr piece worth less than Co., and
he, To 81 % per yard. one price, 5lr
$50 Pieces Wash Fabrics, assorted things put the
at zoe.
silk Embroidered Haudkcrchefs for BE- each.
Ladies' poe and 2dr Swiss Embroidered landkechefs 12io
ladies Zoe and Doe Swiss Embroidered andkcrchefs 25c.
ladies aud 1'c Swiss Embroidered andkerchefs 3Sto
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tauggd unu. DO. 0. .tbr uarAas wa. reat' at
..i.,fr speculation tr...r irregular
Leather preferred rose ., sugar
uYAul tNE sTHug
south Omaha, Sci ..Il O.
srsdrI DuHfa' 20 o.. Nsvs
Gait, receipts. i... m1rAr. ..H.F m.
good troItfa urI Nt.I.H. SLOW uH utH..a
NHHtt UrrN,a. so b.
Western atUU... I... IElb.
Cows. % tIrf|t.
try1rrs, 81 HIa.H
sheen fr.sirfa. Mar 90 steady
NnrAst fffr tn choice westerns
iauss 90. a4l.|
,hIt4uu HAHGLr
ChrAs1. close, Sept ..
september. % /, uru,mIcr. coz,
Germ ,p.UUHsr. |E'. urtuHrr .I.
September. lH.H october. I.
rurk 7tufgwNrr, gs.4ib i1 uciHngr fr 80
Lard sUtrmnrI ',s!r, u..HHgt $500
i0o.-s,r,mU,r 500. uuas,r ac
AskUd
uNtH.H.
LHIoEH1U.
lIHraI.l
ItuuNY=gliA
TIouc,, s,i,'r rnd I'st
INV Yurh. sent MONEY ON .rH rEHr,
TyT cent? silver tfIH.UH|ts H Her
suyrr','s. loAi 'a.a
Evening journal., 1895-02-20
MARKETS BUSY AGAIN.

King street Was Crowded for Two
Hours with Purchasers Brought out
BY the Bright Sunshine.
The street markets to-day were
crowded and for more than two hours
thero was q continual push and iostling
OF shoppers along King street The
markets have been poorly attended
Of late and only partly filled
by the farmers. Many Of these producers
could not get here over the snow blocked
roads. but to day there was nothing TO
interfere with full attendance and
good demands.
Many Of the farmers sold meat Of their
own raising and dressing, home made
sausage and scrapple occupying conspicu-
ous positions on their stands In the
wagons brought to town by well-known
market women, cottage cheese, Mary
land biscuit and farmhouse pickles
take the place OF the green vegetables
that are now beginning 20 grow, but
will not be ready for sale for a month.
Butter and eggs are still high In price fol
panic times and the latter sell readily al
% and % cents dozen.
Evening journal., 1895-02-20
no GRADE CROSSINGS.

Tho BaItimere and Ohio Railroad to
Erect bridges at Pepnsyivania Avenue
and other interesting Streets.
The Street and Sewer Department and
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company
have arrived at an agreement whereby
the latter will do away with the principal
grade crossings.
Plans have been prepared for the erec
tion OF an overhead bridge at Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Union street. and an
undsrgrade crossing at Scott and Four
teonth streets, at which point the two
streets will be depressed An overhead
bridge will also be erected at Fourth
street No arrangements have yet bser
made for Tenth, Eleventh and Thirteenth
streets.
This agreement specifies that should
business be good the railroad company
will complete two Of the bridges within
year la any event, the Pennsyl ranl'
avenue bridge will be built.
Bridges have already been built a
Lancaster avenue, Seventh. Eighth an'
Ninth streets; Second, Third and Flftl
streets have not been considered. Th
saving In time of the trains on the b.
O. will amount to quite an item by Oh
construction OF these bridges, beside
| thousands Of lives will not be imperile
/ daily as they are at present.
Evening journal., 1895-02-20
THE FARCE REHEARSED.
PRoPERTY5A AGENTS HAILED BEFORE
THE MUNICIPAL COURT.

They Followed the oity's Course In AL
lowing the Pavements to BE obstructed
with snow-The City Works Hard for
Small sum-other Gases Disposed or
Another chapter in the farce entitled,
''Snow gravy for citizens is no gravy
for city" WAS rehearsed In Municipal
Court this morning Tbs authorities,
although allowing the pavements and
crossings along the main streets to re
maln in 3 dangerous and impossible
condition, do not propose to allow tax
payers to do likewise, and at stated
intervals hale some of the more promi-
nent agentsiof property In the city, before
the cadi. on 3 charge of allowing the
snow and ice to remain on pavements in
front of houses on some Of the back
streets Some of the parties considerably
plead guilty and once In a while one is
actually convicted, but as a genera
thing something occurs to clear this
accused and the city has its labor for III
pains
This morning an even dozen wefl
arraigned and four were mulctsd in fine:
/ 81 and costs, two Of them pleading guilt
to save time OF the other eight cases. fv
were continued, two we're dismissed ant
one failed to appear. The city added 8
to the treasury. John Mulleven va
charged BY Officer Maloney with bein
drunk at Front and Market streets n
got out OF jeil last Sunday. The judg
fined him IS aud costs.
Mary Davis, a pert looking mulRttc
was arrested by Officer Solomon for kicl,
ing up row in Anderson's Court. He
sister was the main witne is against hfl
She was fined So and costs,
Harry Irons, colored, was arraigned 0
the charge OF stealing s shirt from Mr
Goldstein's storeion East Front stree
The case was continued from yesterda
TO allow him 10 INTRODUCES a witness, III
witness proved bad one for him as
swore Irons didn't have the shirt whe
he went in the store but he saw it take
from him before coming ont. The Judi
held Irons in $500 bail for the upp
1 eourt