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YOUNG MEN
M~IDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many men OF the age dr.u to 60 who
are troubled with too frequent excavations of
the bladder, often accompanied by a slight
snArting or burning sensation and a weakening
OF the system In a manner the patient camel
account for On examining the urinary deposits
q ropy sediment will often be found, and some.
uInes small particles of albumen will appear, OF
changing TO a dark and torpid appearance.
Ihere are many men who die OF this diniculty,
Ignorant OF the cause, which Is the second stage
of seminal weakness. DIR. Wagner will Kuaran-
Tee a cure m all such cases and a healthy restora-
ton OF the genito-urinary organs, Consultation
iree. thorough examination and advice. 50 90.
See the Doctors additional advertisement in
the Denver Daily News and Tribune Republi-
can.
ALL communication sIn1.lh LIZ ndh.oan.n
, 1886-01-19
BUSINESS

Successor to IL. S. Oliver. FIRE INSURANCE.
None but time tried and fire tested companies
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22
SANTA MONICA HOTEL,
U nun = IL -Ll U. ~


for W eakneas, LESS Oft Nigor. Sexual aa1d
General Debility Nervous ap ID Physical
PTostrstioR and the man n ailme nts 4itFi slug
from Indiscretion,l l,0yerdndulgeneena and
Abuse. Tothose requiring q rellable !eIAe1
dy for che above nplbiptss nF., Ia Aags
seminal Pills are "a neritaltle3tFQN pt
Strength and i'EountainB of Youth tilel
$3.50 per bottle. Sent by mail oit receipt al
postal order thus saving exprehh oharsesb
or q. o. ID hy etprpis. a. Mob oYIaIlrA ts4s
Druggists, 504 Wa hinston1siroeb, lsan krailr
cisco. Pg OF BOX 4 ,9s2,to whom all orders
should be addressed. 10 l2huL apis en-
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SUMMONS.
IL. &. AUsrIN2tits Jasaes. 5iouoH


I 4rll OOH laJtH shrrrrrfU moi atlgiH saaiJal
,fhe t,tiopfe ofthe State OF California send
4reetiig 10 IKE 6rinbhufn, the above
il afI.kf tftfe1dantia 19AAh tta VA ,~4I 'l- $
I You are hereby Required oappeat IN an
action brought against you by the above
haIped plaintfff III the JtiBtiee's Court OF Los
knReles city, county o. Los ANGELES, State
Of California and to answer before the Jus
lice, AZ MS office in theTsafd city, the com
bIaint filed therein, within 1--WE days texelus-
I've OF the daycof seryiee) iaftef. the service
on you of this Summons--if served within
the township in which this action is brought;
br, II BerVed 6utof ssaidi township, but in
said county, within ten days; or, within
twenty dayHli IL served elsewhere "a iHii-
[ The sailf action IA brUnght TO recover Of
kor The sum u tw D fiuudred and thirty dol.
5afs, lAwftti fnbtfey ,0f the United states,
loaned ybd 81 The 'rlsintiffy within the two
SeaqS IA & Il ~, IN bf which IL now due as
MlflJnpre III Mp peat BY reference 70 the
c6mplaint Oh file' herefh, d, copy OF which
w. iitreuf1to sttpefed.a eve Ein99H lhpltl
+ And yoiiafe treby notified thst II You
fail TO appear md D rs,y Or the said Complaint
hs above tedffifed said Plaintiff win take
Judgment az athst ysl,f for the sum Of two
hundred, and thirty dollars, ,tcget herlwith
cost OF Suit. -teel iole z z p'iail
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under by Hand this twenty ninth
Ii. @. AUSTIN,
Justice OF the Peace for the city of Los An
geles, in said county and stete.hl
A true. copy oLt the original. ,,. ..
9'A2ihiah Snf "a a9f6s u! PENN1NG, =
lsprsoaw sod 2 9iGonstablesof said Court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22
pRopEkrY rRASsFEEs.
HspsFtsa bY Gillette q aihfena
examiners OF Titae' ~ ali
Ftf6IY May q, 1886.

c,.-,o. ~ a,ims5,,r, IA J 6 Kbio1ilio aud
,f.snctseo Pino,-Iot blk ~, Puenles 3l2l.
Iks Angelo Improvement ge % Mr. Eiisa
woollacott--Lot' II blk IL. hightAho uHo'
" Msbiilon n MoGee, 10. Josephine Br0wA15
tot 4 MI a. san Pascual tractss sD.iD fp.sia,d
City 10 Harris Sewmarkr lsotl lisiblk w
e,melxeny and nsdisoa * 95esIa Ssj'
10 Matte Yonng-Loti blk ls5, santa Monl-
AZ Keen 10 samuel II Templeton .-.tee q
HuEIen d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "aroitros
Aired James and Walter lJangs AZ Ian es
l,ros nv John Z Early Hssignee y Join
Hurfitx lot blk =, Santa Mohioa. Ky, y ). ~
10 f'tss sss q sGHs s q Gee 81, K 4
srfa tfI-ullgH -Ff4n Hal uLttie .ulyf5ui
sSry racket 70 FradcesT Kelley wife Of
nos Kelley - &c res 10 \ " corhero o. NV y
sets ia. T'IB, K t4W, love y. 4 p. 6.
MARY Hackett 10 frances TKelley, wife %
aonlss Kelley lot In subd n iot 'pats %
Xxx, Mott tract. love: i5.,, q -.
Wm n Biackniaii 10 q g Haines5- Lot le.Jik
BIien,s VistA tract, $3.50 ,il.y piAf % p
oil Chiids aud q W chi1ds,If 10 JuHra
s,fo-lIsntl BY n Homestead tfgct 500 y y
Alanfeda Stuck Farm and. land 60 50
lanes A whitaker--4b0 u rev IN aect - a ~
lyman \ Keiley, trustee W same same sam
'' Anna z Litaoas 20 sarah ? lsiafeson vie
oi Sekh - u u saeon 5fiYa 2 s5oSG1G .ee7 q
:" Fila liz BoStweii, exechtrIxv l estate If P nor.
alec BotitW we'll. ID Edwin u Beiley.l- "a tiSifes
In sec 1S, T2B, X Is v. 5000 M Nv, 2l2l9',
O w Kindkren TO VIM Busch man ~ Lots. :
aud b bfk1, 1Ioilenbeck tract SigUOl 49, 4.
Ira WReit 70 john p Humphrey. Isct I
sec 80. tbs, x V WI tDO0 -t2l -. y. i.a =
Victor tleaudty, yefett r Hail,.W W 4tfl-
son and Win McCfory to Mrs Clara browp
Lots bfk6 A1geieh6 Hefghts, yDe0. - :. !.
Citax /. Strnufeifo ~ II Rh0des-sI ~ II 8,
Workfnhn d Hdlienbeek tfAct, ~ ,iiiy y
Geo W Burton 10 Fredefick NlPhuly aiio !
Jennfe Pauly II ots2 land q fzk y sisters ~
Charity tract, 1856 lLtt w LA. X
H0nofato Lope Z TO Martin u Aghfffe Iiloi
ON L side 81 Upper Main 81, tNO. W y y. ~
YIctFf Reaudfy, Everett = HAN, " " STU
son aud WIN McCrory to Edullee aorabtee 4.
Lots Is is 20 Il % % blk and lotsit ~ 10 Y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22

JJClerke, pqsrte IN sPage.l MONTY "a
y enntth Il M Ralo font, Kantq 5lAa
wm Renalles, Anahm Mrs II Nelson, sn An'
John Mcclure, s II tonic, rex
q Browning, Sn Frnd0 ) Y snodgrass, sepul-
q @ Sickle, Pasadena yedn ft =.
y Sweeney, Aibuq ora j q Dicksoff, Ghicasoi
/ hos Duffy, d MotiioaiJ bNyillits. sAcitoi
ia Ross, ST W McCarty.s T K X
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22

Steamers Santa Rosa. Orixaha and Geo.
WI Elder &C through TO Sap Diego, slea vliix
San Redro on the dates o. their arrivals
frpm San Francisco. ssuta h,
The Santa Rosa, Orizaba and Geo, IN.
Elder. call at SAINT, Barbara and PortsHar-
ford (5an Luis obispol only. on the route
10 aud from San Fra cisco.
4 Cats % connect with steamers leave sqf,
K, 4. depot, Los Angeles, as follows; With
Santa Rosa, Orizaba and Geo W. Elder, al
81 0 O'Clock A. N With Los Angeles tand
Eureka, going north st b;45 o'cloeklp. r..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22
.,n,o,nar onrr,. Inni.,epI,,,lL

NlH heal allinaamm ON without patti iIb
the sufferer. II Is soothing and cooling
ritesant 10 the SMELL does not draw like
orher salves. For sale by OF. Heiuzenanr
sole agent Price IS cents shi ni .i3n1i llot5
q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22
.. " RiIELlO.

Of IR.o. lBoS, los ANGELES, CAL
e. ones 4; HssEs1 Z te i8. Y 5ast9 san san
" w SeSss 30 Ind 81 Naasa IilosIt:
H. trance on First streef, Head OF second l.'
tliahL 81 staits - .... np2lllm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22
70 ct THE i &. PUBLIC p j B [,IlIl()
The following RestaIrsnts, Laundriesand
'oteis do not employ Chtnese: dsD =
5lfle.u tESrAURANTS. ..seit AL =.

.t1nss "A ME$TAUkANESs1 sa1ss |
u. II. ORCHARDS, aNo.ba2i South spring
s sties, q = No a south sprine street. a.
HoRSBBHOEy fDawson "a Moore - No. 80
I South Spring street. nioN anIAG1 1z is F..
TiIVOIA, los South Spring street. s4ail szyl
SPRING STREET MARKET, @. Maretich Il
Co, Eo.40 Inspiring street. 81 i q. g
HALACB, No. o15l4 Rndsr Block. South
sADEAu, tSoisIIs First street. q Nadeaui
Si sISef Ike e s4 No South d spring
! street. liI lifgi1A 10 Sau9l eLtulH ,Eul 80
dAMPIs Italian Restaurant. No. ao65 North,
Z Main streetlHas Sitrlf ,tuiAHD a4L sk.cl j
/ d CALIFORNIA COFFEE HOUSE, Gus Schsde.i
glEo. 80 North Main streetaa9i a1l,9l y 70
ORIGINAL Main Street G0fee9 Fariofs, 40
5Feldsehau.& A. III. Hagar, propnetors,l
No. North Main street. ga qke 2 99n9d
NEWMARKET, No. 55outh Main street. buI
ATI ANIIC,2 South Main street. X 20 q
The MODEL, Nost7G0mmeroial street, near
Los Angeles, Charles Yonneworth9 g :
H0LLENBEoK BLOCK Dining Parlors, ia
% Second street; N H. Pealres & Son. Isii
is n V V, LAUNDftIEs.aa W. II "a < 1ej
DEPOT WHITE, LAUNDRY, leosg49 Bash
street, In rear of 9isson, CrDcker q 20, 70
RAILROAD WHITE LAUNDRY ;7bs1 san
Fernando street, near newidepotas 10 1ni
FRENCH, onsLos Angeles near WILMINGTON
EXCELSIOR, Seventh street. 1870
CHIC AGO, Main. near Third street.!l18g1A
FRENCH LAUNDRY, No o South Fort ySt
near First 3. s!5i9as-li1unI 5iiA-ol l1p7a'
FRENCH San Pedro street. is 10 syg1Hs 7ii
WHITE LABOR, Los Angeles, near First. %
FRENCH LAUNDRY ON Main, nlear Third
- Z 20 'husl HOTELS. uL Aail11ib "a
SOUTHERN fl oTEL, opposite depot Of 69H
PLCO HOUSE, Main street, near N laza.. n ii,
sTEy ENsONi HOUSE, corner First and Los
9aAngeles street 3di 10 9Eil aal eao.gA nHI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22
CALICO UNION MINING 90
san Hernsrdine, COUNTY, Gal,

f.htstA ul fH'n INAr-tftlAhf
..rl4af#5l .1RPluf, los a ssGhLhs, GALA.,I
.YfU# Hff 1dRooM Ii. MCDONALD iiLquK.S
-.H f. H5rrr0- nj loo7g April "a. lhS6, a.
Notice is hereby given thai tat, % meeting Of
the directors, held onithe 2htl day Of April,
1855, an assessment Of zone hel cent per
The corporation, payable un. the Hth.day Of
May. 1856, to A. n. Judson, at rooGq1t. Mo
nonaId Block. in the dtiityquf lsoa AngRies,
Iala. Any stock upoh Witch THIS issS ess,
lnent shall remain unpaid ION thu2lth day oI
May, 1896, will be deliaauent aud advertised
t.rsale atpublicl auction, and, Jnpless pay
Inent Is inside before, VIII be sold onkhe
lith day of June, 1855, to pay the delinaHent
assessment together with cost OF adYertis,
ing and expenses OF sale.
17Galgn i.rf-- ID. r. RiaLRp, SECRETARY,
Room IL, Mcdonald Block, Los Angeles,
Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22
I tsea Dr.. Joseph Kurtz . q III
No. =yss MAIN strsss,=npposiss= Bsser- Biocs.
srEys me ear a's.ss't treated ritA sAs s Ssrs

,
IN. oH IuEnhS
p ! lXGS u ~ NJ,
I xZ -hll2 ~ vsatsS nIsnan sHisv..9 81
1 yEH'5 pLA 500 Iii Sh11e''i'r'
/ FGIZh 10 I'd t3enarvI 81 safi ffaneise6.
~ .sTei,,l 70 lCal. ,'I ',1ge vi.
,i2f lo ~ y. y W III; ~ ini
S.fTr7AS I1., c6nd acted 4 bt QpaiinsdI
EgN>z,As n hys5eia ans aAd : ufgeonisFAl-'
ESSZN II ns Il Sid INA t5Yfsd
Xl<<fzy Hates' fosg tfFRtofsd &
ZSSS sdi ma ptsls fasdi6iffe if,safe
Z$ spxRnY' = p and FanASEsf
L SfAtit 665IsE N III al private. q irrerfie
kAAr+ md Nervoiia DiseaEas "A fec
NN q HONS Of The Hi0O d. Nkfn !.
NM s-A' Kfdners :. m IA ii u Ell !
Erupffona. VfSers. Did
~ 80 al M. z AZ I'll & {sIan1a. Sore
fsnnss III roaf and. ii one PAins peff.
R.nsat!f cured md ssaaissssa a3R ms
ysc5M W tnS.,htitfv IInnotanav Raining
NERHill n fosaes. az itai nScaY. Menta
~ phvs;ca XII Iia III Falling Meniof9
uaas Fys.a sn,lnfsd ,Dey eropnRenf. ipej
tuaa ~ y, ID 3 etc from Is xcesst,s al
..hf,.y sufiiase n af,v sAuse. lpeedifT.
vls ., ts..isajtaaly CURED. t1''s sse ~
sA,s.y So ~ ~ ,.sess6 and Old en-
y IN = -, ,,,nad Medical kkiII And ex )
sn. - ee5s,, n ME Old Eur6peau ply
ic - <,s III All tlf0rll t0gtR nothing.
W =. % misery aud shame
nsiu n'AE 81 10 Visit tie city fof
rs nSu medi cfnes can be, sent every;
.hasa ~ - i mess frets fro III OBSERVE
sIens III Ii All eyident TINT physician
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22
q For S8l6l-FiiB DairF Farm.

Con pftsin5 71acres of thor bem land in
the UhdntrS ,iigmiles from Los Angeles, /
'tnlle1rOnf Fultoh.Mglls PsQ.S2 miles from
either DOwney or NOrwalk stations on r. X.
House of Fooms-i hard hnished-milk-
hauSe of brick; hen-house and stables
good Wet With WiIdmill, tank aud pipes
Hesdtng te.hoase and yards far stooki or
chard Of ~ acres containing 20 bearing or
auge trees, besides other fruit trees; wood
growing on thelpiacei spileienJ 'or home
use, % cows, some nearly fulf blood Jersey
aud Thoroughbred Jersey. bull, registered on
goih sJdes. THE ief1d Is ltpced in3 : DIS IN 4
bbunded onAthe w'est by New Ri,ef lNvhtrt
stock always find water. Will be sold with
or without stock. on exchanged for citj
property. Address HG.' HERALD Office.
aD28-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22

FRENCH LESSONS. o.
j. p. GARNE,4U,

v y. r. GARNE4U,
Prof. of Classics, mehfbet Of the Board O
Iuktruction of the Ellis College, and whoh'
vernacular is the French, will take private
pupils in. French and Latin.
a. g14 second streer.
ia '-'fst Inv HfIf mar3O 3n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22

In The superior ooart, 81 los Angel coun.
oias ID .rty, Stale iof Ca1itornia, IN y.


IInqhe fnatterlofthe estate of FIR AHuoI
Wv se2mGASNE, decehsedaogu r1,.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22

Train are run Oh P0ridc Standard time
~ n,rs, Wy, sys ffop tenaepfs 10 10
t2sp ~ ssu ~ 1l'lI tickets before entering
sor ratesof ise shy oqr, fare. sddress Cal.
'OI ,..iis southera 4septs Al Local iions. or
I'm. vfcTos, ishfsaSt'. tS SaS Pa osi''.
n2pn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22

H. si ssSlSss h Ii55I s &
My q ! ~ ~ pefrth I'D Sid
Z I'D sdi 4.l5i IA Qceansid M f5lf<s Sf6
bs@ .6W ar = Dkb1yI a05n N Tssv
Z 90 Bs5 III Nj etyiy VIZ s sdof
Kept Sd Kept sd T-- ---i--- - -
5,s0pM To- ibAHll (,it,,,e W. ~ 1cIt .
-o:fs = l9so 20 Jar Riysd lyl 800 ~ $50
n 3 Daily 7TT7-77--- n 16a5,,7 -
zo'5iIsd a21IMby UTpu Al 6stsr
80 Bef'dho t.c5
tsfsj iz5RRPN xtetor. Goa
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-22
sI.iNEsaoR TRAvRL
Los liaslssa saa GlDflsf VALLEY !, RlialIE 4 /


D5SsaF s ESEsGe H Baf y I. ssgs
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-02-13

Too many men make their boys
feel chat they are of little or no ac-
count while they are boys. Lay q
responsibility on a boy, and he will
meet it in manful spirit. On no
account ignore their disposition to
investigate. Help them to under
stand things. Encourage them to
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too apt to treat a boys seeking af-
ter knowledge as mere idle curiosity.
Don't ask questions" is poor adj
vice to boys. If yen do not explain
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them to make many experiments be.
fore they find out, and though ex-
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sense, in another it is not, for that
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not need experimenting with. If
the principle involved is understood,
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Do not wait for the boy to grow
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and advice, and giving him to under
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stature or years.-AmericGn Agri-
culturiSt for February.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-02-13

A verdant looking couple from the
Upper End called at the clerks
office the other day, evidently on a
delicate Grand 1t was quite easy to
see from the plentiful white ribbons
which decked the bonnet of the girl,
and the white gloves in which her
hands were incased, that she was a
prospective bride. The young man
was very bashful, and, notwithstand-
ing several nudges and whispered
promrtings from his lady-loye, he
could notmnster up courage to state
his errand. But genial Clerk Thomp-
son helped him over his dilemma,
and asked:
"Do you wish marriage license?"
ave do responded the maiden.
The necessary blank forms were
produced, and Mr.. Thompson asked
the usual questions concerning the
genealogy and family history of the
candidate for matrimony. The
young man, not equal to this ordeal,
slipped away to u seat in the corner,
while the bride-to-be gave the re-
quired information.
"The maiden name of the groom's
mother?" queried Mr.. Thompson.
This was too much. She was not
up in the intrcacies of the family
history of her intended husband.
"Samwell! Samwell - she called.
What was your mothers maiden
name ~
GLOW should | know anything
about it," respoded Samwell. "She
died great many years before |
was BORN
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We make a speciality of all kinds of
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the only press of the kind in this
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We have all the facilities of steam
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An invaluable remedy for weak and de-
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She decorated her room with bric-
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husbands photo on the topmost nail.
Then she sat down to admire her
work, and blissfully remarked !:
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goose hangs high"
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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-05-02

them even forgot themselves SO far
as to use abusive language towards
the committeeman, who invariably
approached the employers in gen
tlemanly y manner.
The workmcn have made various
offers with Il view to coming to an
agreement, such rs arbitration, com
mlttees Of shop employees or commit
tees from the Union, but all over
lures have been rejected by the
bosses with contempt, The bosses
say they will only deal with the men
individually, which of course, is out
OF the question, rs past experience
has taught them that as individuals
they are at the mercy of the capital
lists.
We wish to call attention, how
ever, to the manner in which one
large house has dealt with the Union,
namcI Y, A. II. ncmarest 4 Co. In
the first instance they received the
committee IN gentlemanly manner,
and on requesting more time to CON
slider, it was readily granted, the
men continuing at work. The re-
suit was that q settlement satisfac-
tory to both parties was arrived at,
and the scale of prices adopted.
Tins firm is now reapIng the benefit
Of their gentIemanIy treatment of
the workmen, as well as good busi-
ness tact. Their factory is buster
than ever, and running to its full
extent.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-05-02

eight-hour rule. The meeting was ad-
dressed 10y +, II. Rogers of Chelsea. and
David Taylor, of the Boston Central La
Dor Union,
A well-known Pittsburgh caterer dis
placed two male by four female Mattresses.
The men are members of Walters As
sembly, No coo, X of L., and entered a
vigorous protest, To-day the caterer
was visited by a Knight of Labor com.
mittee, who demanded the reinstatement
of the men within - hours. or strike
would be ordered. As n result, the girls
were discharged, and one of the men
taken back. \ member of the Knights
of Labor committee said; 1--WE simply
demanded that girl who does mans
work shall receive a mans wages.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-05-02
A CAPlTALISTIC LIE.

The story printed in capitalistic
sheets that car on the Tenth ave
nue. New York, cable road had been
derailed by an obstruction placed on
the track by strikers, that a passen-
ger was so badly injured that he was
taken to the Ninety-ninth Street
Hospital in an ambulance, and that
"a number of strikers had been ar
rested for the act was found upon
thorough investigation to be a lie
cut out of whole cloth to iniure the
strikers in public opinion.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-05-02
THE SUNDAY LECTURES.

Last Sundays lectures upon the
Labor question were very interesting,
and the continuance Of such meetings
will prove of mcalculablc value to
the labor movement in this city.
Chas. II. Lltchman' address at
CarIl's Opera House was a most com
plete yindicatIon Of the aims and OBJ
jects of the Knights of Labor, and
was listened to with marked atten-
ton, Edward Kings appearance
upon the stage was the signal for
hearty applause, and the happy man
her i'll which he accounted for his
unexpected appearance together with
his humorous remarks upon recent
events in the labor world of New
York were well received and created
a strong desire to hear him again.
Supt. Dutton spoke at the Labor
lyceum in the afternoon according
to announcements, and was intcrro-
gated by several Of the audience, al
ter which short speeches bearing
upon the subjec under consideration
were made The audiences were not
SO large as on previous Sundays, oc-
casioned, no doubt. by the rather
threatening weather and the fact
that the churches offered musical at
fractions to many who would other
wise have attended the more import
ant meetings.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-05-02
FOR THE STRIKERS.

Tickets are out for the series of
benefit entertainments every night
durirg the coming week to be given
at the American Theatcr for the
union workmen on strike in this
city, through the kindness of the
proprietors of that popular resort.
The entertainments are given under
the auspices of L. A., 1888, Knights
of Labor, who bespeak for the strikers
a liberal patronage, The company
engaged will be an exceptionally fine
one. aud the performances will re-
pay the play-loving public besides as
slstlng in a most worthy objectct.