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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
COURT REPORTS.
Superior Court. Howard. j.
THURSDAY, Nav IL. 1888.

THURSDAY, May IL, 1888
mr. estate of Jean Baron, deceased
Petition for letters OF administration
heard and letters granted to G. Baron,
on filing bond in the sum of 500.
IN re Insolvency Of Joseph Cohn.--
Order herein made fixing June Cd for
hearing set aside, and order fixing June
22d for said hearing granted.
Er parte, Tabler and Harrington for
writ Of habeas corpus-Petition granted
and prisoners released on bail
Los Angeles immigration and Land
Cooperative Association VS.. Thos. H,
Smith ct al.-On trial.
In re insanity of Polly Wheaton
Testimony heard and adjudged insane.
Newman ct al. VS.. Ewing-Demurrer
overruled; ten days to answer.
Foster VS.. Mosher-Stay of proceed
ings until motion for new trial is heard
and determined
Cole VS.. One Light Red Steer-same
order.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
More Oil Development.

The new Sequel Canon oil district, is
now to be opened up actively. Messrs.
Chandler and Bower have sent forward
some new boring machinery and drills
with lumber for house. Mr.. Chandler
will take tho field in person to-day and
take with him additional implements
and cominissary stores, and the work
will move on with energy and speed.
This most promising field seems des-
tined to be an important factor in the
trade OF Los Angeles. which will be the
great oil depot of the Pacific Coast,
which has,
Oil to the right OF her.
OH to the left Of her.
on in the midst of her
Rich and abundant,
In the swift coming future Los An
geles will be as much noted for oil as ii
now is for oranges. 1t will be the CEN
ter Of supply for the railways and man
uiactoflea Vi al lite lutciiOi touhtiy
west OF the Rio Grande. All that is
needed is to encourage those who are en-
gagged in making this development, by
every needfnl assistance and the result
will be rich and rewarding. A large
part Of the wonderful prosperity of the
city of Cleveland, Ohio, is due to the
oil trade that has been established
there. Los Angeles has advantages for
the oil trade that Cleveland does not
possess. 1t has the ocean before it with
the cities and nations of the Orient fol
customers, and sky devoid OF thunder
bolts that have burned 2o,000.000 gal
Ions Of this fluid in the city of Cleve-
land. By the expenditure Of sl00, 00t
in wells and tanks for oil bushes.
could be established that would greatly
enrich the city and country.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Sixty-five boxes of fine oranges were
shipped per Wells, Fargo 4 Company
yesterday by the Southern route, to
Trinidad, Colorado. The boxes weighed
from sixty to sixty-iive pounds each,
making total weight Of over two and
a. hall tons And yet this is a very COM
mon occurrence, and gives anideaof the ex-
tended market for Los Angeles oranges;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Cheap and Excellent Meals.

As special inducement ! will this
week sell 81 meal tickets for $3.50.
Board customers by the week at $500,
or give "a meal fit for king" for the
trifling sum Of % cents. Ladies are
particularly invited, being assured that
proper decorum win always be main
tanned at the Grand Central Hotel.
m8lm Gro. o. FoRp, Prop.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Second and Last Days session-fn-
teresting Business Transacted
Reports OF Committees Approved.
Adjournment.

The second day Of the session Of the
annual ccnvocation of the members of
the Southern California Congregational
Association was OF great interest yester-
day. The services were held at the
usual place and were, as ON Wednesday,
preceded by a prayer meeting, half an
hour in length, which was very devout
aud solemn in character.
The Association was, after the con-
clusion Of the prayer meeting, called to
order by the Moderator, Rev. ]. G.
Hale. Rev. A. J. Wells offered prayer.
The Committee ON Indian Affairs. con-
sisting of Rev. J. T. Ford, Rev. A. ].
Wells and Mr.. H. X. w. Bent, present
ed report advising that conference
be held with General Howard regarding
the welfare Of the Mission Indians. APP
proved.
The Committee ON Nominations next
presented report recommending the
following standing committees for the
ensuing year:
On Credentials-Rev. A. J. Wells,
Rev. G. W. Hathaway and DR.. Peter
Warner. Approved.
On Home Missions J. I. Ford
and Messrs. NJ. H. Crafts and A. T.
Taylor. Approved.
On Education J.. G. Hale, Rev.
G. L. Smith, Rev. A. ]. Wells. Rev. c.
s. Vale, Rev. E. c. Mack and Messrs.
F. A. Field and H. B. Muscotte APP
proved.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rev. J. L. Ford introduced the follow
ing:
Resolged, That the committee on edu-
cation have full power given them to
act for this association in behalf of our
churches. Ia regard to any proposition
that may be made looking to the estab
ment Of a Christian academy or college
in Southern California.
The resolution was adopted.
Rev. ]. T. Ford also intr ,duced the
following resolution:
Resolved,. That we recommend that
more work be done in outlying dis
tricts.
A discussion followed, participated in
by DR.. ]. Fl. Warren, Brother Melon
aid, of the American Tract Society, and
Messrs Crafts, Smith, White and Wells.
The resolution was adopted.
The Temperance Committee presented
the following resolution.
Resolued. That the use of inioxicat-
ing Liquors as a beverage, is contrary to
the teachings of the Bible, and that the
Christian, in view of his responsibility
to God, for what he teaches by precept
and example, should be careful not to
cause his brother to stumble, by produc-
ing, vending, or using as a beverage,
that which can intoxicate. Adopted.
On motion, Rev. j. I. Ford was ap.
pointed as delegate to the National As
ISOLATION of Congregational Ministers,
which meets in New England next fall.
On motion, the meeting of this Asso-
citation was fixed for Santa Barbara, in
May. 1884.
The committee appointed to draw up
resolutions commemorative of the death
OF the late Rev. Isaac Jacobus, Of West
minister. reported that they had been un-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

The Wiilmore excursion that went
East on the ID inst, in charge of Frank
G.. High, was most comfortably pro-
vided for with good mattresses, curtains,
carpet, etc. The next party leaves on
the 22d. Apply for particulars at Amer
lean Colony Office, Room 4, Postoffice
building.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Remember that E. T. McGinnis, 233
Main street, is the sole agent for the eel
ebrated Napa Soda. 2w-m5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

PAYNTRR--In this city, May 10th, Rose f., wife
OF Reece Paynter, aged 80 years.
The funeral will take place to-day friday
at II o'clock A. NJ, from the family residence,
1ls First street. between Spring and Fort
streets. Friends Of the family are invited to
attend without further notice.
sULLIvAN--At the Sisters Hospital, May 18th,
Mary Ellen Sullivan widow Of Timothy sulli
van.
Funeral to-day friday at $50 P. NJ, from
Browns undertaking rooms, No. 2s4 Main
street Friends are invited to attend without
further notice
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

A New York Bazaar has Just been
opened at 81 Spring street by S. E.
Tuthill, of New York. Purchasers will
find it to their advantage to call and
purchase all kinds of fancy goods and
notions at New York prices. ap26 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

If you want good fitting truss call
at c. F. Heinzemans Drug Store, 100
Main street, who keeps the largest as
sortment of trusses on hand in Southern
California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

The best and healthiest Lager Beer
ever brewed has just arrived at Eckert
& Klafki's, Congress Hall.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

All respectable dealers keep Damiana
Bitters. Michel Levy, wholesale liquor
dealer, agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

The biggest run of custom is at the
Fountain Barber Shop.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

EFT. McCinnis has received car
load of Napa Soda direct from the
Springs. 2w-m5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Local.trains 10 and from the city ran

---.7 ~ ~ ,,<,h+ i; e.1.. LaIf :
doSen Passengers and The others In com.
parative proportion. 1t did not seem to
affect the through trains, however.
The HERALD acknowledges an invita-
ton from Richard X. Fox, to partake OF
the Inequalities OF the Police Gazette
Publishino House IN tho occas;o, ~ N a
formal opening Of The Brookivn bridge
which TAKES M 90 on tba oltb ;nst NJ
Fox has made sumptuous preparations.
and mill foost II, - a4tds,J ,.;,,i,t ~,
allv.
n. N....e. So IL. e.,s -
WI. na'i'an stevens, from ~. 's'u u
barley Tour miles north OF tne CITY, yes
''''s D'ousn' ~ sunny Wy 'a'so spee''
h" 1n u S M snas "ess .";asj he.,s,
in California for thirteen wears, and SAYS
this barley is the best he ever grew.
The heads OF this specimen were large,
and the Kernels OF great SIZE
Visitors to the Yosemite Valley, who
have been subjected to extortionate car
La IL -,.,,s ~,
''aee' "n'io sne p'''"eee was ne,u "
one man, under the authority OF the
State, will be glad to learn that this
lyear four separate and distinct priv
ileges have been granted, forcing com
petition, and tourists are transported to,
from and through the valley at Just
Aa,, '"e 'o'"'o' raves
&c '.''"''' u en'' ra'eo q w.
a'ns "onus',u"y, po'n ~ neasy
a"N Au.''e soo''' "e iA'ee'' sehioie
ISL. ISL ~ sn~ .o"'pa"y was c 10y. yes
difficult to pack away all The express
m alter. Two trunks. - the satchei and
FIVE strong boxes were needed for the
messenger. TO accommodates this branch
Of the express matter.
Few naon,. haua a. aao.,at. "a. -
-" p''p'' Aae ." Aosd'"'e 'uea u
the enormous business Los Angeles
truckmen transact. One firm alone
uses six heavy trucks constantly he.
sides two light wagons, with numerous
other owners in proportion. The scene
savan a. ~. Ai r. tbs o,moss ,aS' before
| faint idea of the business our merchants
are transacting.
Hamilton's Australian Minstrels. who
open at Turnverein Hall next Tuesday
evening. are meeting with great su ccess
.h.o,ahan. ~. CO.. =
~ "o1 arc pr
nounced hrss class organization. The
reputation and standing of Mr.. C. Wood
as caterer for the amusement public
is a sufficient guarantee that all he
promises will be fulfilled. Reserved
seats are on sale at Day h Brown
music store, Spring street, opposite the
ios'oh'cs' anu hre gong on rapldiy.
"A number OF contractors ana builders
so' ou' Vi oeo anu 10 tneir respective
neaoquar'ers ra'ner carry on yesterday.
iney had .nough. 'ne rains 70 be nnaiiy
over, put iouha tnat they were badly
mistaken si = goodiy number OF barrels
" ~ ''ne lad oeen lei, uncovered mucn
Oh "nich had ALREADY eegnn 10 Stake
anu was practicaiiy worthless, wmie
SOME were s,eaming' ent'reiy siaked and
u,'e',y useless LOT tne purpose Tor
"h'ch l. was purchased.
An unfortunate emplove Of Mr.. Banta
~ paso1on. 49,. =. .;of - A.
s'''"' N'''. So W '.' 'o'
up yesterday. he had started home
ward with load of building materials
and inst stonned 10 call On ..b;s a;rl y
but when he left, she found he had her
pay rum and other perfumery IN his
po u I M ovsr vas n,r oep r,a.,s ana
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Now on draught at Eckert & Klaffki's,
Erlanger Book Beer for five cents a
glass.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

A rare chance is offered to exchange 20 acre.
corn land for improved city property. Land al
planted and will produce fine crop every year
Never failing water supply. Call or address +.
B. Anderson, room l, Jones Block, Spring street.
ml5 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Go to the Fountain Barber Shop. a
few doors north of the Postotiice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

One carload of Erlanger Book Beer
arrived for Eckert 4 Klaffki.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

The Mexican remedy for diseases Of
the kidneys and bladder is Damiana Bit
tiers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

The largest stock Of drugs, medicines,
perfum9ries and toilet articles in South.
ern California, at C. +. Heinzeman's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
ErIanger Book.

The Fountain Barber Shop does first
class work.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Fountain Barber Shop has the electric
light.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

For health, strength and vigor drink
Damiana Bitters. jane ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Decorations and wall papers, the finest
and latest, and the greatest variety, at
Raphael Bros, 14l Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
NOTICE ro TINE PUBLIC,

All persons arc forbidden to credit my wife,
Maria Florentina II. de Fay. on my account, as
her conduct is such that cannot live with her.
viii pay no bills Of her contracting after this
date. NJ, FAY.
April soth, 1888
myl.lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
DIED.

FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Altered MOORE.

THE REAL ESTATE MAN, has in market
the MESNAGER tract, adjoining the Scheiffeln
tract, north of Wide street, on San Fernando. OPP
posite the depot. Plat and prices can be seen at
his office, 81 Los Angeles street. He Is the sole
agent. a29
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

most elegant STOCK OF spring clothing
ever opened south of San Francisco.
Their goods are imported direct from the
East, aud as the Messrs. Jacoby patron.
ize only hrst-class manufacturers, the
style, finish and material of everything
sold by them can be relied upon as OF
the latest fashion, while the prices are
simply beyond competition. Visitors to
their mammoth establishments are always
received with courtesy and served with
alactrity.
In Justice Ling's Court yesterday,
Manuel Miranda, charged with assault
to murder, on complaint Of Pan6lc
Dominguez, was discharged on account
Of conflicting evidence. Miranda was
then arrested on the charge of exhibit.
ing deadly weapon in rude and
threatening manner. Case set for trial
Monday next, at 10 A. NJ. j. T.
baltimore, charged with disturbing the
peace, ON complaint Of L. II. Emerson,
was arraigned and plead not guilty.
Case set for trial before jury on Satur.
day, at 10 A. NJ. The case Of II. NJ.
Schneider, charged with disturbing the
peace, on complaint Of H. 7. Gage, will
be tried before jury the same day, al
1P. NJ.
BY advertisement in other columns il
will be seen that the partnership hereto
fore existing between the Messrs. Loui.
and lsidor Polaski, father and son. ha,
been dissolved, the senior retiring. Mr.
Louis Polaski has for long years beer
one OF the business landmarks of Lo,
Angeles, and his absence from the store
at the corner of Main and Commercial
streets, will be regretted by many ole
timers. He has earned little rest b,
years Of arduous labor. BY another an
nouncement it will DO seen that I'll,
Messrs. Sam, Isidor and Meyer L
PolasIi have entered into copartner
ship to continue the business at the OLE
stand. The now firm is young, enorgeti,
and certain TO command as well as de
serve success. The HERALD extends /,
II its best wishes
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Very Important Sales.


The following sales OF real estate have been re-
Gently Effected through the agency OF Fitch Fox
& Browu:-For Mrs Mary d. BIddle, trustee, lots
. and "a, block SO, Of the north grounds OF the
Columbian college, TO John g. Judd, for s. 900: to
F. Deland. lot Il, block 3d. for ssO6 .; to Edwin
Shunebotham. lot S, block a. for 1897 so; and to
Lieut.. VIM. d. Wright, lots and 6, block 40, for
Ssls5 90 For Miss Cynthia Force, part OF lot q,
o. 20 10Y, on st, near 18th st, to Mrs Susan p
Gardiner @. Hubbard, lots l. 8 and 4. 50. Isa
cor New Hampshire ave. and ST, for ST., 10 60
FOR NorVal w. Burchell TO Robert Portner, part OF
and II streets, FOR S. a6l. "a cash. For Hon
Gardiner G. Hubbard to Walter Paris and Others
lots z and 4. So iss. for ssllet4s For The es-
tale OF MIS- Mary Mohler, deceased, sub. lot ss So
26 corner 18th and streets, TO ]. d. Clary, for
$3.50 cash. For Motley Anderson TO Norval W.
s: " Niles, esq. to Mrs Caroline z Bates wife OF
Major Bates. U.SA, Part OF lot II, So I5s (north-
east corner 18Th and streets), Tor $40 $50 cash
FOR the columbian University TO ST. Lukes Profess
tans Entscopai church, sub. lot al. 50. lsa, for
$l.ls7 so For Miss NJ. A. Mathews to Mrs. Mary
GIoun Biadie: on trustee. lot block ss north
FOR Mrs Admiral Faoius Stanly her handsome resi-
dence at the northwest corner OF 18th street and
f1 oae Island avenue to George Tiffany ESQ., for
Fitch lot Is aud Dart OF Is, in So l59 the SOUTH
east corner OF 18th and streets. as q site Tor a
new Presbyterian church, for SIS ,si67a For G. G..
Hubbard and others, to Walter Paris sub. 81, 50.
152, for ss,l30Sa To Capt Samuel NJ Mills, us A.,
subs 75 and Is, 50. I5a, for s3.0l035 To Chas. J..
Bell, subs a and ~. so. l32, for S. l26 % and to
Reginald Fendall, sub "a. So 1872, for sl50sl7 cash.
For James T. Fitch to Aulick Palmer, lots TO IS.
inclusive OF the south grounds OF the Columbian
College, for $4,000 cash. For Mrs. Elizabeth Lam
Ter Dunn TO Commander Colby NJ. Chester. lots Is,
IT, IL and II, So 1872 for ss1 g. For the Colum-
bian University to Mrs Elizabeth Lanier ID unn,
the remaining land on College Hill, ON which all
the improvements stand, for $50, 800. For Hon. q.
G. Hubbard, through Messrs steiger 4 Lieber-
mann. to Col. A. +. Rockwell, U.SA-, sub 20, so.
152, for 80, and to Gen. Is. c. Card, L. A,
and Medical Director j. NJ Browne, C.S.N., sub.
80, SO. l52, for s., 800 3.
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From tho Washington Stsrl
GEVEN MILLIONS
OF PORES OPEN. AND YOU LIVE AND BREATHE
IN ATMOsPHEREs WHICH POISON YOUR
BLOOD. AND PREM FOLLOWS
SKIN DISEASES.
from the Washington Star.l

Nothing 10 more dreaded than salt ri,eum or eczema
which has fully dozen species going under various
names. nearly all Of which defy the ordinary remedies
destroy tho hair. tho skin and the esh and in many
cases death comes blessing. Scalp and skin alike
are subject to this well to dandru letter and
other scay diseases. producing badness eruptions
ulcers and other troubles.
Intelligent people should beware Of taking poisons Is
remedies for this class diseases Of the skin and sca
ana the various remedies which are 8ont out by IN
skineo men should be avoided as one would plaque
mere Is but one 'Skn Cure" which can be relied on
ana tnat Dr. bensons and Its name is an earnest Of
It's worth It's not patent medicine but the result of
his own experience and practice and ID sure cure for
the special diseases for which it ia ofered Itn.te.
the skin soft and white and smooth removing E6 and
freckles and Ii the best toilet preparation I'm tine
world 1t Is elegantly pst up two bottles In one n..t
consisting Of both internal and external
Simple In its combination. pure and fros from all moi,
SOUS 1t may be relied upon by al those who vish n
have perfect health and freedom from all skin diseases
of whatever nature. whether they Eczema Tetters
Hnmors. Infammations. MIX Crust. Rough scsly
Eruptions. Diseases OF the Hair and Scalp Scrofua
Ulcers rmples Tender Itching ON any part OF tho
body. Price One Dollar Per package. All best drug.
gists have 1t for sale.
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A REFRESHING CHANGE.

A REFRESHING CHANGE
Every reader Of newspapers has observed time and
again. in the advertising columns singular and
frequently unpronounceable Of medicinal RENE
dies. The Greek and Latin languages especially have
been drawn upon to furnish names by which patent
medicines could be introduced to the public The
ference in at least that their propretors
derend more upon the attraction Of high sounding
titles than upon the essential merits of the remedies
themselves.
1t is refreshing In a while find medicine ad
vertfsed whose simple. Ineligible in English at
once conveys to the reader understanding Of the
uses and purposes Of the remedy.
noticeable instance of this kind is found the med
icnes OF Dr. c. W. Benson, whose Skin Cure and Celery
and Chamomile Pills mpart at once in their names,
either their purpose the ingredients which compose
them. DIR. BensOns Skin Cure is warranted to heal all
diseases Of the skim such letters humors inamma
ton milk crust diseases of the hair and scalp.
scrofula. ulcers pimpes and itchngs all parts of
the body. It makes the skin white soft and smooth
removes tan and reckes and s the best toilet dressing
in existence Its popularity Is attested by the immense
sales OF it which are taking place every where.
~ 1t is the only genuine Skin Cure and all should
beware of the various remedies hch have been strg
Cling for existence and endeavor to ride into pop
uar1y by advertising themselves ''The Great Skin
Cures" There is only one and that is DR.. Bensons
Be sure and it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-25
From the ConGregas1onaiist.
THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED BY ALL WHO
CARE FOR THEIR COMPLEXION AND SKIN,
A GENEROUS ACT

tits not generally known that the system has
wonderful influence the skin, but this IL a fact
known to medical who have given much of their
time to the study of diseases Of the skin No one ran
have clear ana fair compleIion unmxed with blotches
lmpies who is very nervous.
hatever tends to beautiful condition Of TIE per
vous system always beauties the complexion and
moves rODghness and dryness Of the skin Some skin
disease not attended by visible signs the sur
face but intoerabe itching that renders life mser
able.
We cory the following deserving an interesting COM
pinent fro the Tribune which says: Or G. " Ben
sons New Remedy, SKIN CURE, is received by the
public with great confidence and it is regarded as
very generous act on the Doctors part to make
known and prepare for general his valuable and
favorte description for the treatment q skin diseases
after having devoted almost his entire life to study
and treatment Of nervous and skin iseases which
he took great deli bt He for q number of years
IN in charge Of the Maryland Inrmsry Der
matology, and anything his hands at once ac-
repted authority and valuable. The remei y is fully
the article to attack the dsease both internally through
the blood end externally through the absorbents and
l. the only reliable and rational mode of treatment
These preparations only put for general after
having been used by the octor in his private Dractice
Tor years, with the greatest and they fully
merit the dence of all classes sufferers from skin
diseases" This is for sale by all druggists Two bot
ties internal aud external treatment i'm package
Don't persuaded to take any other Itcosts one dollar
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The Hagerstown Globe says: There lie Q
movement on foot among the boatnen On the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal looking toward es-
tablishing Sunday law. On two different 90
casions have the boatmen attempted to estab-
ish law OF this kind, but were not successful
The present movement viii require all boatmea
to tie up Saturday night 1t II O'Clock and 70
main 30 until IL Sunday night. Every boat thst
arrives In port must await Its turn to be lOGdea
or unioaded: therefore there Is no benefit de-
rived from boating on Sunday. " they are nos
successful In the present attempt they CON
template calling on the state to enforce It's Sun
day law on the canal"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-25

YANKEE INaENurH.-The people OF Meriden,
Conn, were bound 70 see Mrs Langtry on her re.
cent professional appearance In that city, but
rupt by 30 doing. SO they formed syndicates OF
about twenty persons each. and each syndicate
bought one admission ticket The frst man ny
iOt OF the syndicate went In and ga1ed at her for
nye minutes, and then went out and gave his re-
turn check 70 number two. who IN turn went IN
Tor few minutes and then gave his check 10
the syndicate had feasted their eyes upon the
Lily. In this way the actress really PLAYED 10
moro people than the theater would have eeatAd
although at no time did the house seem more
than half FULL At least that u the story as re-
lated In the New York Tribune