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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30

r OTIS ON INSTALLMENT PLAN--IN THE
II Goodwin tract, at $500 per lot; $50 cash,
balance In monthly payments of $40 per
month, without interest. Rvery lot Is
covered with fine bearing orange and lemon
trees; only one mile from postofice, and
near where the A. T. & 8. II. r. r. depot and
shops are to be located. Dop't miss the op-
portunity of getting a lot near business cen.
ter OF the city at low prices and easy terms.
Call on J. W. Anderson, at office of NJ. L.
Wicks, John j. Jor es, No. 25 Temple street,
Lawyers Block, or Summers & Love, No.
134 N. Main st. d19-1m.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

MADAME G. ANTONIA. M. D., BUSINESS
III and Medical Clairvoyant; 16 years OF
large practice In San Francisco; correct dag
nosfs and sure, careful treatment of all dis
eases. Ladies and gentlemen can consult
her on all and every affair OF life. specula-
ton, mines, ores, etc, Ill South Main street,
opposite Cathedral, from II A. NJ. to r. n.
Diseases of women and chronic diseases
specially. English, French and German
spoken. d21m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
Face Powder.

Don't use poisonous face powders. Free,
men,s medfcated invisible Is guaranteed
ION removes blemishes and retails for two
bits, try it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
The Homeliest man fn Hos AM

As well as the handsomest man and others
are invited to call on Il. D. Godfrey and get
1. free a trial bottle OF Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs. remedy that is selling
entirely upon its merits and Is guaranteed
to cure and relieve all chronic and acute
coughs. asthma, bronchitis and consump-
tion. Price Soc. and 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30

When baby was sick, We gave her Castoris,
Whom she was Child ehe cried for Castoria'
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gavethsn. Castoris
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
Order to Show Cause

WHY ORDER OF SALE OF REAL Es-
w tate should not be made-In thu su-
perior Court Of the county of Los Angeles.
State of California.
In the matter of the estate of JOHN O.
BROWN, deceased.
Mary Brown, the Administrative OF the
estate of John Q. Brown, deceased, having
filed her petition herein praying for an
order OF sale OF the real estate OF said de-
cedent, for the purpose therein set forth. e
is therefore ordered by the said court that
all persons interested In the estate OF said
deceased appear before the said Superior
Court on Monday, January 18th 1857. st 10,
O'Clock In the forenoon of said day, It the
courtroom of said Superior Court at the city
OF Les Angeles, in the county of Los An,
geles. to show cause why an order shonld
not be granted to the said administratrix 70
sell SO much of the real estate OF the said Se-
ceased as shall be necessary, and that :
copy Of this order be published at least once
week for four successive weeks In the Los
Angeles DAILY HERALD, newspaper printed
and published in said county Of Los An
geles. A. BRUNSON,
Judge of the Superior Court
December II, 1886. d,s-to j10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30

A boon to sufferers from bronchitis fs Red
Star Cough Cure. No poisons or opiates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
FOR SALE BY
FOR SALE BY
Moore, Snyder & NaramOre,
lOS w. First ST., Nadeau Block.

Lot on Bunker Hill avenue for s1lsO.
House OF rooms. bath and pantry, on
Main street. $1,000; easy terms.
Houses with ave and six rooms, nea
center of city, for $500 to $780,
Fine house on Fort street, 10 rooms, etc
sln.0 COZ.
Fine house on Second and Hill streets
for $40 600.
Fine house on Nevada street, new, near
Pearl, for $2700.
House on Bunker Hill avenue, rooms,
House and lot, 6oxl65, on corner Hope
and Fourth streets, $500.
Lot on Grand avenue, front Judge Brun-
sons. for $500.
Lot on Grand avenue, corner Fort, $3.50.
Lot In Childs Tract, on Main street, COX
165 feet, s35 0.
A beautifulcorner lot, fronting streets,
IN the Longstreet place, on FiguerOa. for
Lots in Longstreet Place from sl15o to
Lot between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
near Pearl, for $780,
Lot ON corner Union avenue and Court
House street for Sl050.
Lots In Park Tract, near center of city,
for $1,000 to &12iO.
Lots in Victor Heights Tract from $3.50 to
$1400.
6Ox165 on Fort street, near First, for sl60
per front foot.
l6H acres near New Main, fine for subdi-
vision, for $4,000.
House and lot on Hays street, terms
easy, for $1t00
office, los w. First street, Ma.
deau Block. d24
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
3 BARGAINS,

ID DANCH OF 2O7 ACRES, LOCATED FIVE
III miles from Santa Ana and adjoining
the New England Colony. and on the line OF
the proposed railroad to Newport.
Beautiful Location,
Rich soil, and adapted to grain, fruit or
vines; abundance Of artesian water; 75 acres
damp land, and will produce corn or alfalfa
without irrigation. Will sell as whole or
subdivide, or exchange for good city prop
erty.
Bargain No. Eighty acres of excellent
land, two miles Of Norwalk; 10 acres in
two-year-o -old vines; 40 acres in alfalfa; 400
Sc even-year-old frait trees: two dwellings,
barn. sheds, wire fence; one acre and q
year old gum trees; two flowing artesian
wells. VIII sell as whole or one half.
Bargain No. 3-Twenty-five acres 81 miles
from city: Is acres in alfalfa, which last
year cut $50 tons acres in bearing apple,
peach and pear trees years old; 5-room
house; good barn and corrals fine flowing
artesian well; no alkali; ranch in fine con-
dftion. A. J. ,VIELE,
d121m 2SN Spring st.. room l.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
A 1AL

Do you know that q. pain in the iett
ahou1der or arm Is O eign Of heart dis
ease2 IL Is: and that disease may have pro.
Rresoed far towards fatal termination without
exciting suspicion. Take DIR. FLINT'S
HEART REMEDY ut once.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned. Executor OF the above
named Estate, TO the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit the came, with the neces-
say vouchers with in ten months from tho
first publication OF this notice, to the un-
dersigned at the Office OF Chapman 4 Hem
drick, Room No 20, Baker block, In the
City Of Los Angeles, that being the place
for the transaction of all business OF the
Estate.
PHILIP FELDHAUSER, JR.,
Los Angeles, December %. 1886. as I'd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30

County of Los Angeles, state
Of California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30

xTY ACRES AT STORES
- BUsINEssIlHousEs A BARGAIN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
FOR SALE.

~,oOD. DAMP, BEARING LAND; ALSO.
(T vineyard land. etc. no irrigation nee
essary; sell from 10 to 40 acres: Apply TO
DIS Real Estate Agent, FL Monte.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TIN
IN und ersigned, executrix OF the iSr<
will and testament OF Narcisse 6avorls a. i
ceased, to the creditors OF and all personr
having claims against the said deceased, 10
within four months after tho nrst publioo-
ton of this notice, at the Office Of John 3.
Morgan, Room IS, Temple Block, Loa An
geles City and County, the same being tho
plaza Tor the transaction ofthe business %
said estate.
Dated December 10th. 1885.
DOLORES A, SAvERIA.
xecutrix Of the last will and testamonf IS
Narciase eaveria. deceased. d17sIu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30

In THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PHrLrri
FRLDHAusER, SR., DECEASED.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30

In the matter OF the Estate OF Nar-l -. -.
elise saveria, deceased. NO oo<&
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
Notice to Creditors.

In the Superior Court of Los Angeles
County, State of California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30

"Read me for my cause, and be patient
that We may ad."-SHAKEsPEARE.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13


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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
STARVATION AHEAD
The Chicago strikers Beginning to Peel the
Need of Cash-Ihe women Working
To- support Them.

CHICAGO, May l2-AbOut 10000 idle
strikers in the southwestern lumber dis
trict are beginning 10 feel sorely pressed for
ready cash. Their small resources are
n-asly exhausted. and the present situa-
ton gives little prospect of anything but
starvation ahead. The carewOrn wife of
one of the strikers said tins morning that
many women ia the distIict were going out
To DO washing TO exc out their means Of
existence. The lumber yards and the
planning mills still remain idle. A trihing
exception may be noted at Ketcham
& Co.'S yards, where 75 to 100
men are at work. and at Spry's yards. where
there IS a light force employed The lum
bermen generally will not conced- 10 The
eight-hour demand and those labOrers who
are willing ana even anxious To return on
the old terms are afraid 10 DO 50 while
there i any danger of being wayiaii and
assaulted after dark. Several squads of
heavily armed police are patrolling the
entire district and presenting the assem-
bages of crowds. There is no disorder
reported. McCormick's police have been
reduced TO five. The sash and door men
and Otner factories are running as usual.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
ILLEGAL PENSIONS.
Cosnu,tssi,sosF bl@ck 1estifes a. the fn-
jastiee that f.Rists-An tuserestiAg
Letter frusa t.osau

MAssisaleN. N4y l2f fensi~u tsm-
misssoner b.Aok ~As beiors the senate
tosa ~ it.es on Paollc Expenditures today
lhe case of iorpefsl franolsso. 81 the
rlire ninth Indians res aassi. was iookea
suio Letters Werr prodaood from ihe hles
If tAv office WhieA Gen Black declared
showed lhsl the pension Mas unla~ a.lls
granted thai ths claimant WAs disabled
osf3re hr enlisted ihet be served bul
short time and vac en the sick iisi grssgcr
pouo II that Iime that ghe regular
eftoers II the bareAu rejected ihs
case set n was made sl.eslal aud
pension allowed. The amount uf sfreafs
allowed ln the CASE NAs ! iV4 Ia reply ~
q question by Mr. Julinm. 0entfai hlaek
said be Ses quite sure iAis case eAs ng4
"a led 10 his attention bei Fe he rns1S his
report containing Ibe charge hat politics
iuuuenoe bad prevailed iu the pension
bureau under his predecessor m acting upon
the case
senator Plati called up the case .of Capt
Chas Sehareck oi ibs Seventeenth New ora
volunteers Among The papers Was found
a letter written by } A ilfe % SenatuT
Logan in which the claimants pa.-eFs had
been in tbe pension office unacted upon. lie
SAYS the claimant Was member ~ 'tAf
fam ius Springfield convention The
claimant was feeling ugly" beoauss oi ths
delay and lhe ~ritef thought a good
SCHEME a. have The matter settled a. soon 81
possible 10 make him ferl better The
writer asks Gen logan ale 60 this end
6en. Logan sent the letter 10 Commissioners
Dudley With "a request that the ease be made
r seciAi which VA granted and the
pensions allowed Pending further eAamln
alton OF the papers, the commission al
innrnei
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
THE SINNERS HOME.
Provisions VI sde for the Care Of the Wsifs
of Grand RspiG.-How They
Sleep ano Eat.

Grand Rapids, as well as rs great cousin.
Chicago, has a Newsboys and Bootblacks'
Home. Ours is neither large nor band
some, but it answers every purpose that the
few homeless newsboys and bootblscks OF
our city desire. II is situated near the
Union Depot on Ionis-si, and although the
exterior view j. not as prepossessing as one
could wish, yet on entering the
most particular person could not
find any fault with the neat con
dition in which Mrs. Knox keeps
the interior In 1he upper story are three
rooms. each one of which contains several
cot beds which the boys are allowed 10 use
for ten cents per night. There are Al present
only SIX steady lodgers AZ the home. the
number having been suddenly reduced from
ten on the demand for the payment of
lodging every night instead 81 settlement
al the en- OF the week a. formerly The boys
were back ward in paying ano 80 the present
plan was adopted. Most Of the boys are
boot blacks by profession bat any 81 them
are willing 10 do odd chores Of any kind I. ?
small sums All are required - be kind
aud courteous 90 the mafTon. who has fnli
char.e Of the house. no bpisfrous or dis
orderly conduct b. allowed the use ~ pro-
fame language and tobacco j. prohibited.
and no carl playing Is allowed. AZ nine
O'Clock in the evening The doors are locked
and al ar. expected 20 be in. except tao-e
who have special permission % DO out later.
The matrou saws that nlusf ~ The hof are
good hearted and comparatively eel be-
haved hut occs-si i0naiit pretty tough one
is found among them The institution "a
established bv the " CT T. and has
prt,stsorrd fairly vel
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
a TREMENDOUS PROJECT.
ssrs.s.d ssy's Arcade. q Bullf. am Cos'
sI0V 100000.

Mas Yoek Msy H. Coz Hlll approval
III tie Arcade rallfo4i bll4 forecasts busy
time on Bfoad@sy. IL The Tremendous pro
jeet b carried o4t thousands of wofk nsI.
sil b. ,earieg up The street this summer
ana ~i-hiu three % hye seaFs f0uF-trzek
electric FaH~ay wiu be crB irg rapid
trains through tne Arcade subway under
az iron wagon way. IL wili oeeupy ali
the r00m from curt a. curb and ON tie
tNo inner tracks express traius Mil ran al
thirty miles al hour capable II carr lng &
mIilsu passengers DAY. Tue route l.
from he Battery up Broadway 10 the H4T-
lem Tyer, via q branch under Madison
square. running up " adlson ave 90 the
Harlem The completion of the road Nil
OCCUPY 81 90 ntes for i've wears This tia
has d history. having been continuously
before the legislature for tWenty years. T.
has PASSED one branch or the O.her
ffren times, il has passed both
branches fOur times. aud three
times il has been vetoed by
by the Governor Hoffman, Cleveland and
Hill It's passage now. after such a hsht
against persistent opposition. attesfs ihe
pluck and energy of It's promoter and pres
idvnt Melville q Smith, formerly OF Min.
there The engineering Of tic project has
been mostly done. aud II Is understood that
the ground Will be broken A. three or four
points during the coming hot months. The
work will cost nearly 10000 go.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
A MURDERESS CAPTURED
Kentucky Woman, supposed 10 Have
Murdered Her Mother. stepmother
and Husband. Arrested i'm
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. May - A day OF two
ago The authorities Of this city received a
notice from the city marshal of Fulton, KY.
To Toe. oct for Mrs Sarah J Dockery. who.
on last Friday. brutality murdered her step
mother Mrs Jane Wlkerson. near that
town rs beating ont her brains with hoe
It was houguf thar sbe would attempt 20
~ 20 Texas but The trains were watched
without effect Finally The woman was
tracked fo This city and arrested She de-
MED ~ hrst thar she vas the woman
wanted but the marshal II Fulton bad
iasf reached the city and identified her
shen she c0ufessed IL is also believed
thst the woman murdered her own mother
snd Dol kerry her husband bnt these crimes
could heeer be fsvsned upon her
Mrs pockery j. about H wears oh. and
gives evidence of having Indian blood in
her veins she claims fhaf SIZE vas ii
treated hy her father whc az the 'us.izs-
SION - her sfrumofher compel ied her to
labor in the 6e.d srhoug7 he = a nsn n
means BE j. believed here char fhe Voman
IS insane
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
AN ILLINOIS CYCLONE
The Little Town Of Odell Torn
10 Pieces by the Gale
MEN. KOaEk lk0 CHILDREN BURIED
Joliet Also Visited Robbins Cucas
Oemolished ard Number of Per
sons irjursd-T telegraph Lines
80 Odeii Destroyed

JotlEr. IN, MAY IA most destructive
eycloIe is reported from oaeli. village
forty miles south OF here on the Ch.eago &
Alton, TINS afternoon. Passengers GA the
train arriving here al q p. IA. state that a.
the train nearei Olel they san lhe cy clone
appr0aching flrsl lheY sas the roof of an
elevator rise and sail of ia the air and the
building collapse Then the hotel and
houses we're rsisod up. tumblei over and
0ter like feathers, an were shattered To
pieces both brick aud frame, and ali sizes
ifOul shsRtses - two story buildings The
train was stopped, but the ~ind blowing
parallel With be track it Was not upset
though bricks aud sucks broke the
windows. Considerable time was taken
10 move the debris from The tack before
the train could proceed After the cyclone
passed over. the people busted themselves
looking under tie ruins Of houses for tie
missing. The train resumed It's tourney
without giving the passengers chance %
learn the casualties, but thek reported that
several men. women and children are
killed ami injured The local telegraph
agents have been trying 90 false Odell ali
the evening. but cannot suCcerd. and the
raj extent of the loss Of life aud property
cannot be asceralned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
Jockey Club Races.

WAsHINGroN. May l2.-The fourth day ;
meeting of the National Jockey club opened
with clearer weather The rain of last night
made the track very muddy, but the attend
ance was good First race-mie dash,
Stra hsply, 1t: Dymon'ple. 2nd Swift.
3rI. time. l.46. Mutuals paid Sl35. Second
race-One and one eighth mile, Tony FOs-
ter. lst Charley Russell 2nd; Ballot 3rd;
M BOG. Muiuals paid 5 %.
Third racc-for TWO year olds. half mile,
Roundsman. lst, Maggie Mitchell 2ud;
Aurora, 3rd; time, 81 Fourth race mile
and sixteenth, Joe Mitchell. Isl; Tenbroeke,
2nd. Nhiz Chg Bro, time. I -.
Fifth Race II andicap steepie chase over
full course. Dangeteld first: Disturbance
second sullana third; time 6.O7
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
MYERS CAPTURED.
lie Was Arrested Yesterday la Chicago snd
Nill be Brought Back 10 THE
city To-Day.

Superintendent u Police Perry last night
ing that Frank Myers. tbe man wanted Al
Horuellsville. y. Y, 10 answer several
serious criminal charges was arrested in
Chicago yesterday afternoon. Myers, il
will be remembered va arrested here aud
released on bali pending the arrival oi D
requisition from the Governor Oi New 0rF
and skipped leaving his bondsmen. Frank
Bouneli and Michael Coiieion. responsible
for the penalty of The bond 500. When b.
was learned that be had left TIE city. Sup,r-
intondeut Perry Immediately took steTs O.
effect hi. re-arrest. and a. a result Myer.
will be- brought back o. this city today. Hi'
bondsmen viii be glad 90 meet him.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
A CIRCUS OVERTURNED.
The Tail of Cy clon. strikes Robbins
Show at Joliet and Turns a.
Upside Down

JoLET, Ill, May II One Of the sevesest
storms ever known struck Joliet about $50
this evening. deluge of rain. thunder
and hail inundated the earth. The thun-
derbolts were deafening and the electric
display unparalleled.
Burr Robbins circus was showing here,
and IN the middle of the performance the
storm struck the tent aud turned the whole
show upside dONn. Women screamed, ami
mails roared. and general stampede was
made amid sheets of lightning. dreDching
rain and resistiess gale. Three persons
we're seriously injured by the falling poles.
and a number hurt slightly by the panic
occasiOnei thereby.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
GRAND COMMANDERY
To Nee ia Grand Rapids Nsh Year
The Oficers Elected b.s-
tsrday.

DuRou. May - The Grand Command.
cry in session elected t.le following ofiioels al
noon.
Grand Commander W. 5 Lawrence
Kalamazoo.
Deputy Grand Commander Thomas II
Williams Jackson.
Grand GeEera.issimo-Charl J.. Biseiow
Big Rapids
Grand Captain General-Ed V Kelley
JonesViiie.
Grand Prelsie-F A Blades Detroit
Grand Senior Warden John A. Gerow
Marshall
Grand Junior Warden William G. Doty
Ann AfbOr
Grand rreasurer-H : Noble Monroe.
Grand Recorder-N T. lnues, Grand
Rapids
Grand Standard Bearer F c Smith
Pontiac
Grand Sword Bearer Conovef, Cold.
water.
Grand Warder-H l.. Anthony. Siurgis
Grand Sentinel Alex. Mc6regor DetrOlf
On The question a. 10 where the Grand
C0mmandrfy should meet next year. the
committee reported invitations iroui Detroi'
and Grand Rapids aud m favor of Grand
Rapids The C0mmandery. therefore All
journed 10 meet next year al Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

JoLIFr, H., May i2-LArER Later news
from Odell say the cyclone which struck
that town this afternoon did great damage
bat no lives were lost The large two story
brick building occupied oy :. : Cole ~ d
hardw ware store was completely destroy cd
and five persons buried ia the ruins The
hoiel was unrOOfed and otherwise greatly
damaged. Huke Bros. livery stable was
totally destroy ed. Three elevators were un-
rooted aud otherwise damaged few
small residences were turned upside dONn,
and there is hardly a building ia the town
but what shows signs OF the storm.
None were killed outright but George
HOke of the firm of Hoke Bros livery
stable, j. pronounced fatally injured. also
L0tlie T. WI4iel. who was on her way home
from school. She was within few feet of
her home when the wind picked her up and
carried her some distance into lumber
yard. Her skull Was fractured rne dam
age 10 property is estimated at $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
THIRTY-ONE DEAD.
The Result of Tuesdsy's Terrible Tornado
at Kansas city.

KANSAS CITY, May l2-The list Of casual
ties from yesterday terrible storm has not
been increased today "a was feared Search
in the wrecks of several buildings was con-
tinued up to late hour but no more
victims have been discovered. OF the injured
given in last nights dispatches it is thought
this evening that possibly az will recover
with the exception Of Chief Deputy County
Recorder +. O. Hedges, who was injur,
al the court house He is lying IN a critical
condition. and IS not expected To survive the
night. This makes the list of fatality thirty
one, and as many injured. The loss TO
property - estimated at 100000
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

LEXINGTON, KY. May r. First race
Five eights of a mile Laura Gle hrst; Horn
pipe second. Outcome third; time. 1851.
second race-One and three sixteenths
miles. Monocrat first. The STasher second,
Saturn third; time 2o5i Third race
Quarter of mile, selling. Felix first: Rico
second. Tom Barlow thirI; time, 2l3i.
Fourth race-Mile and an -hth. consOi-
alton purse, La Syphide first ThedOra
second. time, ijos.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
WOMEN AND LIQUOR.
Aggressive Action of tho Massachusetts
Anti-Law and Order Men.

BosToN, Nav l2.-At the first convention
Of the Massachusetts, liquor dealers and
protective and benevolent association here
yesterday 30 dealers were present, includ-
ing many women Addresses were made
stating the objects Of the association and
giving the outline of A plan for securing a
voice in the state election and for ousting
the Law and order leagur. The officers are
20 be paid good salaries and Will be held
accountable for their acts. An insurance
system on the endowment plan was pro-
iected
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

NOBLE Ala Nav r. -Four Of the brick
ma.ons brought from New Orleans 10 take
the place OF striking union men were set
upon last night. stoned and fired AZ until
they hal to seek refuge Ia n house aud GRO
cure police protection. While being pur-
sued. one of the New Orleans men. Jane.
Gaines "A muatto returned ihe pistol fire
and kept the crowd ar bay until his com
rades had reached place uf safety.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

1sersar Nsf 8. - iafgf e-ovd ssssrn-
bred ~ filf renerafea bfnfseirf Gardens
.o8sF 81 -ef fae sfari Eel ffs fsarieen days
ee ss-Fou fiesse washing snafta i-efvs1f
Herein.sn. tiri snt harenief of hev sri
-fr9Fei - fasf -afioaa Cos ~ Atlanta
fs Iapfiis 0i Dfara Duf ant .svsrfh
To- Iarsssn. fhs lattef ta hare fen u ief fhs
-arf lsf effrfesian'f are fisr ssrlf men.
efh fhf fxaerffe8 H p i-e0fll in tirr
nHfth sI Ne Isfff
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Nrw YoEs Nav H. The funeral Of The
late O. r Woer -huiIer vill take place
tomorrow from ihe residence 90 OsWa
0teuiorf~r q, stated that Carl Schurz
has been invited to deliver the funeral
orannu over the remains Appropriate
resolutions were adorfed ty che Stock TX
charge of which Mr Woer' shoftsr vas a
member A committee ~ brokers sill
attend the fsnarsf