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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
A CLEAN SWEEP
WHAT'S Tns nATrss ~lT0 ssNr'
F1ra Isxss iat Ss4xJ ktssy ffsSiAst-
Esssy Cssats o9sesE Probably
EIssssa--Ehe E.kssI Esssxns
FEsA ths 0sa4sy-

L4sf s.zkt sac Bisat ioas - - fs-
assabsrsd. A. al cary hear ruDor> BE-
z.n - cons u frou lhs dlsersat voiing
srsssacfs sf tAs eity aad soxa he a.
aouacsasaE sas u44ts tkas kCfo Ez-
earrisa ths Z sath sad - AL tts ks-
pab.ieans began 70 make no.ss. Ias s4Ed
h.s ssen claimed % coassgsslxs D~m0-
er.Gs Al so tor f0Ec .ails thsLr bzansrs
ia their Dr0csssl0ns al ghs Fall have borne
"a. lsksnd. kigalh Ward 100
solid i0s Fofd Rspabllesn isad-
srs hass a. s.ong gwen tlls
sasd 10 ths Democrats ~ So - CO and .l
. as 70 ssy tnai ksg4 g4elie4ls we're a. al 1cl
surprised a. the znno1le meat a. a., -
xeTs ihs Democrats. The tDiFI eai1 us1t
lsllassd via $40 % 90 Tor bslkBAp. tbe
sixlh usfd siih 80 zng hen - dispatches
cane 10 ir0D NsN YORK announcing lafs-
gains Tar Harrison oyer hlaiDes vOis oi
i0af yeas sgo 10 began 10 czvu uF4n Re
pa1.lcaas tAat Ne have net The eueuas ana
tLsY are ours
A. rsesfs Hotel ONLY one or t~o DIS
PATCHES we're read .a al hour " more, aad
t1s crosd became dlscousolate. Gea- q ~.
Rutherford. sk0 ounog TIE lfst pzgt ~ ae
eFegiax Nas reading the llspst uc. r. "a
the counter. vas suoissuly called Away, aH1
HUB tllisr. 5000, ardent Democratic
travelling tlaE. undertook % give the
bogz sIfaIsht goods. 10 = close DSnt. he
sad, snd tbst Ws expected. The report hrst
csms % ths Republicans that Ottasa
county went sgainst Ford 800. Now,
t1zr sin 50. sna Ne know it, Aud 50 ou
sdIbiium. Ine .kBAp cres On tbe out
side tscsme so loud thal The crowd was
az jgrsd % shat the door, so Ns can have
= Agtls tiase ali 10 ourselves as the speaker
sa.a- Aud then The speech VAS really
pllsble.
A. Hartmsn's Hall the scene vas prob
ably unparalleled in the history OF Grand
Rapids Aes yelled themselves so hCaTss
tkat voices were squeals rather than yell.
U1E every cody Szs EOOd-natured. The
Belkbap Hustlers hustled across The river
and brought back with them q fsrmeT :
Belknap wagon. sox. spriug-ssAt aud ali.
This was literally carried iutO Hartman :
Hall and hoisted upon the stage. The Con-
gFessman elect was lifted upon the seat and
from this high position speech was de
maBted. Il am built that way" was all TIE
speech that could De made or wss wanted.
for that matter. The yslls and shouts were
desieBing and lasted tor hall an hour. As
oue gentleman remarked, II Democrats can
yell before eie cuon. Republicans can "hol-
ler' after election. Everybody except
Democrats are supremely happy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

VIII &. Bangs drug store. - South DIvi-
zion -st.. viii be the finest equipped estso-
. lishment on that thorougbfsre. he Il
fDaring neither unls nor expense 20 make
Il sn inviting plscs 10 visit. and when com
pletsd it will Toe the pride OF the residents
on South Diyision-st. The fixtures are Of
the very latest pattern. and are hAndsonis
Snd attractive. Although the stock Is not
entirely IN position. Nj Baogs is enabled
20 fili ell orders. lie will carry every shiBg
pertaining 10 bis line Of business. lie
promises his patrons the beet and pures,
drugs the market affords, and the CON.
pounding OF all prescriptions will be made
feature. Mr.. Bang. is an experienced
pharmacist aud thoroughly understands
Mr. Bangs a call.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Dr. Callin . ia snd eonsnsd 70 his o<d.
g. sfskstss e4nls home from Am Ar
sof 10 F1ts.
AIsxAnasF stsek. d Hilisi.ls. . wait Z
IT. &. e Coon aad fsmiiY
q I'll lI.sg ai 6faaa HaVsa. hxs sssa
Fina1g 3 L Knapp for 10 past fs~ 1ays.
Nlss Anaa Arnssea. tofmsriy Of ihis
r.lY lss xeGs - Chicago - I've vita Ter
Dfaflff
W.4z ga ths 1asis road assach on ths
esl side ~ eaaal g. sLs pushed ~isn
s.xof fsstsr1@f
"a shelby compton snd bride ass 4 -
l8tel hgia0u of taium8as Ca, ag- visit
ias ~ aai as. " +. aaslDF
David Cossn Esiarnet yestzfdsy from
Va 1o.isg-1rt N. N1srs hs ~As called oy
tae dealn .. als 5r0lnaF-lniss
Joel ~ -lobF. formerly sitb Nslson.
Mater & % dlsi GA A8adAY % Calii1raia.
Tie fact sss islegrsp1s James y Davis.
Nns. " "A half8rd of Cli1ton-sE. hss
returned if1rn a iour moaias slsit stth Ter
s.stsr .a Mlnlssots sac sas sccompan ed
by Der mother All sister.
Nrs. PsHon. of Big Eapid-. snt Mfs.
Hughes. of Chicago arr visllns lhsir par
s4ts "a and Mrs.. " y l0Ok. u Lagrave-
e. MIS- Hughes . 1cco.n panied oY aer
40 da4gh srs
Harvey l. BFoEn, Deputy school, la-
sreefor III Kent county and principal o
tae graded school a. 6Fatfsn cenfre. "a Ia
tae c.ty yesterday. Nc. broWn hss been Il
hs nome ia Games for ths purpose ol
voting.
MF and Mrs wilma Cols and her dangh
ter Miss Jsnnie. leo l4sg nisat for San
Diego. Cal, where thsy slil ss=-9 I'VE Or
siK months They sill travel oy Easy
sisges, stopping a. Chicago. Kansas City.
Denver. salt Lake city and San Francisco
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Rsdmords Grand had the Standing
Room Only" rsrd OUT Al both performances
Of ~Esst Lynne yesterday. The play has
had many lmpsrsonatOrs. out We remember
% have seen no one Who infused ths char
sctsr With life and color-who made ~ feel
the sympathy and The passion that stirred
her being al dit Miss Gray. As she pro-
xyesssd Ia her dslinsatlon OF the character
sae draws oae closer ard closer 10 her, znt
vines saou. our affections the me cord OF
compassion tighter aud tgnter. Never
Affected or unnatural. she m0yes about a
marvel Of artistic sweetness and girlish
grace. Thers is a subtle refinery ia every
movement that fss actresses posses and a
delicacy 10 Ger strokes OF sentiment thai
eaa spring alone from lntuiglon- Fast
lyme -iii continue until Saturday. Civ
ing way to A Ring OF Iron. play that IS
rov smusing Lond0n, dlss Gray playing
Nancy Drake sn eutirs.y dIfereut charzc-
ssr from Lady Isabel
The Boston Daiy Globe SAYS OF the Bos-
ton symphony Orchestral Club. One o:
the especially Interesting features OF the oc-
cssion vas the appearance of Adolp
Buerse. the flute TiFtuOso. whose purity OF
t0ns aud msryslloUs facility IN execution
wss effectively illustrated n cts solo variA-
sioas. Powers Opera Hoase, November
IA slth 81. Cscelis Society.
Povsrs' Opers House was crowded "a
over3owing lsst evening when the pretty
opers. The Beggar student vas pre-
ssuisd oy he Wilbur Company. and Il L
seldom one sees happier audience. Tbs
opera wss sEcslieBuy rendered. Thi.
sssning the "Grand Dachess' viii be given
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

On Monday evening Mr.. aud Mrs. W. y.
Cook celebrated the fortieth anniversary OF
~ Lssravs-st. About fifty guests. mostly
rsslds uis and their Two daughters, Mrs.
Ps.ton. Of biz RaUids. and Mrs. Hughes OF
CUiCazo. were present. The house Wa.
pfsttily adorned sith cut f0vsrs and potted
plants, and delicate refreshments we're
served Altar tie collation. the guests
psysd georo, and lnduiged IN "reminiscences
urfil a ate honr. Among the old rssi-
dents present were Captain aud Mrs W. l..
G. finbefrv. Mrs Burtoa. DR.. Shepard and
Mr. Ransom Luce. A larEs number OF
beautiful xiffs appropriate 70 tho occasion,
we're given Mr and Mrs.. Cook. and they
wsrs the reci scents Of many sincere con
KratBiAtiors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

TIE eieEsktis spI.o-p.ea toek ss1rs st \
ktrktnse-.4. ~ ee4tA liFs2leu e. kas
oeen eGx4sc ies sus.asss. sao = res1f i07
tee fxeskslQa Cf a. c4isES. ~ kAekiGi-
Rsk1l 3 Uew ool4er - Nfrsne ksElas sna
ts n@s Sa<ee 3nolhss sasinees r.4es 81 oai
f0El1s tE4tc2s - q uuS tcst toosts-
wHfFe q - - cU1xeElSDt iQ Guuareas 81
isEail.es A hFst cSss o9ak stois - . nos
els - rsslG<nls in that sil att. sr1 thsi
b 49, p~ sESEsc-aie1 sQise slspute Tie
gsui.s2sa hss es1 ysSfs 81 sxs.efisnoo a.
tasg branch 0f fte BefUsbtite Hue. EA3 cen-
ssQu<Dty n eck rsiisoes - ~ es i,iaoel ~
bis stxisnspss his Sisek. ~tlea % see
sna BAT Feosndy purchased in NnseaEo. =
oomplsts 80 ever rcspeo.. Aet oay ~lE
Ar kskiatFslci hsndis schooi eooss 81 g.!
descriptions. ga hlg1 Gaze sofss ss wtlL
h< hne 81 stationery s unsurptssee. enc
TIE osspasy 81 fsacy gods eesFs specsA
Insption Al ipvilstson is cordisiis ca
tsDae9 70 ere and al - cal 81 The Lea
boox Emporium
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

The Britain" opened lls doors 60 tbs
pubic issG evening . very iarss nuHbsf 81
ladies' and gentlemen sitsndoc. auc ibs
eSsnt vas success II every ssuss q iht
word. Although net prepared ior lee &c
csslar ss much a. "a desired 10 De M.
Britain CD jastos 10 hinsst and each
guest isft lie pfeHisss well satisfied With
tss nne re2sst sef before ki4- Ia tev
dsss everything .il be 10 soTkiAg order
snd patrons will receive The bsst stlen a lsl.
De brlttSln e handsome establish
mept and worthy the visit of ell lsaiss ard
sentiemsn. After theslrs parties are iAg
rage IN 'he Kssi. sud luRehes sTs a. uuss
served ia EsstSuTsnts that are DOT 10 be
compared with The Britain Grand
Rapids Is indeed fortunate m having tAls
mAgnlhoenlly furnished restaurant ARd 10
shos The appreciation frit tie Ietloeu =
should give Il lieefsl patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
somE olo Eolks

Ttsrf-ffs Perry. 20 Sherman. Tsx. -ho
r. i0z wears ~ asge. pad her sight restored
rerentir. sitter being Bind Tor ten years.
Richard Kidd Tezan. is It's years of
sre sfE hearty snd vigorous. snd vii
vrte rext mcnth for Cleveland aud Thur
rau
Fhatp zecherie 81 Wsirnar. TEXAS,
s~ckt foearre fur ever ninety Tesrs- and
efs rerer SEEK Ee was Thought - -
- resrs ~ aEe when be died
swc-r the t~srtv fVs guests - Sa-1r-i
7r Err- 81 ~ Greene Ne AZ tie csle-
frse-rn ~ fis -5rh cirthday were three
PERSONS over So Tears ~ age.
~ 81 Csrdse e. Milwaukee. rc5s
rre- ere fist raircsf built in the Caired
slates are sar le srsf sreambcaf ascsnd
ftu Hudecn ds IS uesrtug ere century
r,ars 2 Nle
'rs frrsnta Flct-isr. of Ncrth SprnT
f Mass hes lsa -eleh-sted her iocth
ff Ser fs~nlties ara ErfTnps slre1
s-a rs an--s tae hest 81 eesitA. Sh.
6lfe1 grasdch lirsn sna ssx great
s4cal4.EA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

- &c ia Hydera is8 k<Gsussrl4t Sc
he-1el.e4a Ist LezE0cEsl ia ssfcgii
s41xe-ssr9ss ts1 k-41ssl2 49, ffl sac
saoxs-EeFkfns "a Aecsr1sck ls-
Sesr1 E.saog Ia A1aacy ks1
lss Rsxisseg ef Deeas 6los t57 frsla -.
ffs&serss ss--(,es,os "a. oleeeiEs lsZ NueD4y
1srk-N Ns1 IS h4rvss i78 PrssscstDk
a tlor1es 4zFt ifo. haseeal9a 10
S~cgnd prscloc Cssselsna - HArris8n
las flsk a. o1s<fDer- Bari Is. Lncs
ie5. Coegff fegc -. belsnzp lei
Szsss sxn4tor- hFderc asa Nssse.sos loo
CiFc0A l4axs - hsssom IA Grove l0T
Iu1ke of Procats 49, ofuslek - Psrstus
ioo 6hsFi4 b ll1xF l13 kisbop Az
ksx SER oi Dseas iFsiu Isl. kios l1e
1fssszr iseolns ssi. oosson as C3srs
-HaFvsy ts8 wash Ia PfosecQtlns
Au0rnsy -Hoasensn IA Skasa 30. he
prSs~ntatSs stale Lssislsture- Walker ts2
Ju1d 40
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
TowR TOPICS

v.rv b.. slraasss ~sIs IA tss7 ssatsr-
a.
Tasa n 4 saors -efs sa4E do-1 a.
a. g-stsfiaF t5r sls.Eaa.
.fas Streets ssrs 1rosizd ysst sr1ag n1t
e. sasp.s aae4x1t ~ s1opeinx.
fs~ flnarsl 81 Ara 3 ~ Cf0ss. sho Z 81
Asr.lisF l.lFllas sl-i l4ks pa4.-s l1is morl-
-
TIE s4lsl ,E7Iass Association siil 1sek
tas :. israsoz a. - a. i-s La4Iss L.tsrafF
l.la 1l11o.
H a Aaasrsaa 1as sssn s.se1sa - q /
tas ssezreY 81 tirsctor "a tas Wssksf
fsHs Hlaa G0mp4ay caused ~ ne 1s.la
Ci Aa a b. v srs0l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Mrs. J. c. Wsnbsm wls "recsivs" hsr
friends this Afternoon from 30 S o'clock a,
her rssidencs. los Fountain 81. Shs viii b
sssistsd by her daughter. Ms Cora Bliss
Wanhana
Nrs r r Uhl viii give an introductory
reception" for her dsug5ter. Mss Lutte Uni.
tomorrow afternoon a. her residences, I'll
4 fountsin-se.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
A CoKHrrlnN-

10 speaking of The Bnti>in's" opening
Yesterday, the TELEssAN- h EkALD located
The restaurant ~ being under eseel :
Hotel. Thu -onld give the impression
that the establishment occupied basement
quarters. II was Intended 10 speak OF ''lse
Britain" as being located ia Tie Sweet :
Hotel block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

NssIo~. Ca. Nov. 6. Fire isst evening
destroyed ne eil ard paint store of / G..
Burke The stores of Nosshs1m. Vansycksi
IS SiBdsii hartssrs dealers. X. y Adsps
& Co. NaoleSae groceries. and Chas.
TAYLOR furniture dealer Loss $50 600.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

y. G. F0rhees. a veteran Who has voted
f'r say four years and was delegate a.
Jscxsos When ths Republican party vas
organ niz-d vss on hand early yesterday TO
vote a hss osen his custom through 1fe,
snc hsd the honor 60 csst The 1rst vote 10
thc second precioct Of tne fhird ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

For / don't care, dGll. ured feeling. i'm
poverished blood, cull pains in back ana
head. tantSlisiEg skin eruptions, kemp's
Sarsspsrlls never fails TO give relief We
always Guarantee H. Pice 81 per bottle.
Tibhs' drug store i26 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Bfi 81 eds got into = political srxunsn |
a. the rolling pisce of ths 6rsg precinct in
the First ~ssd and trea 20 settle tbe mat
fer Nifh tfe kHfeE down srxumeuL lie
was arrested sri ran in
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of The Grand RAPIDS Board
Of Trade tor the election OF thirty one directors
serve Tor the ensuing year. viii be held AZ the
Office oi the Board Tuesday. Nov. - -
Rols Will be open between the hoars of 10 q. n.
and p. N.
nounced and he reports of the ifring ofaceu
will be submitted.
III. ID. G.. VAN AsNUs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

The great Thanksgiving
number of the Ladies Home
Journal and Practical House
keeper costs no more at the
news-stands than any other
number-six cents.
You can send ter. cents and
get four numbers. September.
October, Thanksgiving and
Christmas.
Of course We can't afford
it We can though; for who
IS going TO drop 1t at New
Years.
Send silver or stamps
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
BUSINESS BREvITIEs.

Fresh fish OF all kinds received daily at
Dettenthsler's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07


In securing on purchasing goods OF any
description your frat thought is to patron
izs the business concern that offers you the
best Inducements. The star furniture
Company. 100 South Divison-st. are fam
Gus for the great values they give their pat
rons. and it ia therefore not surprising that
firm always enjoy a good business. The
recently married couple can furnish their
homes at great saving. as can also the
most aged man aud wife that desire furni-
ture that is stylish to comfort them IN their
old age. The Star Furniture Company are
showing . really fine stock Of goods. Every
departments replete with nice and elegant
ssSortments ald the whole display is 40
complete that everyone is sure 10 be en-
sblec 10 select something 10 suit their tastes.
specially IS made of bedroom suites. the
line being not only larger but full Of finely
patterned goods Ia lounges. chairs. tables.
and in fact any article OF furniture will
always re found At this place in great epor-
mities. feature is the low figure each
piece of furniture is sold at. The prices are
always reasonable and within the reach of
tie most humble person. Economical per-
sons viii save money by pstrouizing the
Star Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Fresh fish OF ell kinds received daily al
Dettenthalers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Fresh oysters received daily st Detten-
thaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

If You want wood by the carload or cord
buv it of the Central Coal Co. Telephone
S34
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Best oysters in the city at Detteuthsler's
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

PLACE YOUR MONEY WHERE IT WILL Dc
TBK NosT Coon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Fresh oysters received daily al Detten-
thslers
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

order your Jsokson Hill oosl Of the Cen
trSl Coal Company. Telephone, s3f.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Game of all kind. at Dctienfbaler,.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Game Of all kinds at D,,ientbAIsr's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

The plsoe to buy crushed coke is o. the
Central Coal CO. Telephone sss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

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Best oysters in the city at Dst,snihslefs :.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-22
railroad Schedules, etc.
baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD
April %, 1888.

Il 'RAiNS arrive at and depart from CUM
L BERLAND us follows:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-22
Business Locals.

WHEN you visit Baltimore stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and very low rates
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-22

heath Of u Former CitiSen.-James
McNulty, formerly passenger conduc-
tor on the c. and P. r., died at his
home IN Denver, Col. recently. He
was well and favorably known here /;
also in Denver, where he had mer-
chandized many years He was a
brother of Mrs. Edward Donohue, of
this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-22

Coat Dfspiay-In the Trades Dis
play, Kansas city, Missouri, Tuesday
evening. the mining industry was
represented as fellows:
The Keith d Perry coal company's float by
IN underground mine with the miners at
work in the tunnels and hoisting house. load
ed coal trains, etc, as natural rs life on top
on the surface of the ground.
The Bolen coal company's float by a load
cd coal train coming out of mine
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-22

u. q o. Excursion to Piitsbupg.-
The b. Il o. Il. will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburg for all trains on
Sept. 24th. 18th and Doth, good TO re-
turn on the 9th, the occasion being
the celebration of the Centennial OF
Allegheny county. Pa. Round trip
fare from Cumberland 50 from Mt.
Savage junction $3.50.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS

The Coal Trade. record of
coal shipments by companies from the
Georges Creek region for the week
ending Saturday, September 10, 1888,
closed as follows, the figures indicating
tnn. Of y 30 liz
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-22

Orphans COurt-At the session
Tuesday Catharine Simons, admins
iratrix of William X. Simons, deceased,
filed an inventory Of goods aud
chattels.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-26
The New Republican HereSy.

EDITORS HERALD--As one instance OF
the present purblind craze OF the Repub-
lican press, leaders and speakers on their
"Tariff for Protection" miserable ''chest-
nut" they cite-or pretend to cite-rs
Democrats to the position of the great
"Harry of the West" on this question.
am surprised that people who have read
Mr.. Clay's great speech in the United
States Senate while introducing the Tar
iff Compromise bill OF 1882 and his nu-
merous correspondence on the subject,
should cite him as an authority for high
protection. The truth seems to be that
no great statesman of our country either
of the past or present, except, perhaps,
Mr.. Blaine, has ever favored high pre-
tective tariff. Even Mr.. Webster, in 1916,
opposed protective tariff. Now do you
not just little kind O. think the Repub-
lican leaders are sadly in need of touch
of that "horse" sense they are likely to
find many 'mudsill" voters possessed of
on this and many other great questions
at the coming election? JOHN COKE.
Los Angeles, September 25, 1888.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-26
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Rony Crane, the Antelope Vail ey
cattleman. is in the city.
Mr.. J. Andrews, of Norwalk, is in the
city and is at the St. Charles.
Miss M. A. Jordan, OF 242 South Spring
street has just arrived from New York.
VIM. Hull, ESQ.,, of San Bernardino, is
in town for few days, at the st. Charles.
Mrs. H. w. Peterson and daughter
left for San Francisco on last nights
train.
Rev. H. w. Drummond, editor of the
Lancaster Gazette, is in the city on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Dickinson, Of
National City, are visiting the city and
are at the Nadeau.
Mr.. VIM. Tweedy, one of the leading
csttlemen of the Liebre country, came to
town yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Leary and
daughter, of New Orleans, are in Los
Angeles, and are guests at the Nadeau.
Mr.. P. F. Dolan, License Collector Of
San Francisco, and wife are in the city
for few days. They are stopping at the
Depot Hotel.
F.S. Case, Genera! Agent for the
Traders and Travellers Insurance Com
pany of New York is again on the streets
after his injury.
Mrs. Brown, the wife of one of the
leading merchants OF Lugonia is in the
city on visit. She is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Penning.
Mr.. John Moulton, the gentlemanly
advance agent for the Jarbeau Company
which is to appear next week at the
Grand, arrived in the city yesterday and
registered at the Nadeau
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-26
NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. Lizzie Pasco was adjudged insane
yesterday and committed to Stockton by
Judge Gardner.
A Bible Conference of the Baptist
Churches OF Southern California will be
held at Riverside this week.
The concert dated for this evening at
the Fort Street NJ E. Church has been
postponed on account of sickness of some
of the soloists.
A man named O'Ray Phelps was ar
rested yesterday and charged with for
gerry for passing worthless check for $25
on Perry Bros.
The suit of Calvin Weatherman
against Goodman & Reavis for $40 900
for personal injuries, is being tried be-
fore Judge O'Melveny.
A business meeting of the members of
the California Club was held yesterday
for the purpose of taking steps to incor
porate the Club under State laws.
R. H. Thompson, who took the tools
from the Temple-street cable car COM
pany, was found guilty OF petit larceney
in Justice Austin's court yesterday.
The opening reception OF the Y. M. G.
A. took place last night at the Central
Baptist church. A large audience was
present and an enjoyable programme
was rendered.
Mr.. Rowan, the Patrol wagon driver,
complains that parents OF children allow
them to run too carelessly on First street,
and says it is difficult to keep from run
ming over them.
The case of William Abbott, charged
with vagrancy, came up in Justice Aus
tins Court yesterday. In the absence
of his counsel the case was continued
until October 18th.
II. E. Coffey, who shot at his divorced
wife in the Dime Museum on Main street,
was taken before Justice Austin yester-
day and given preliminary examina-
tion. He was held to answer to the
charge of assault with intent to murder,
on bail of $4,000.
Awoman named Andrews was arrested
for being drunk last night, and as there
was no woman at the City Prison to
search her, she was locked up. About
midnight she startled the Jailor by firing
three shots from pistol which had been
concealed on her person.
Officer Auble arrested John Rely on a
charge Of burglary last evening. 1t was
stated that Reilly burglarized room of
the Grand Central Hotel, and took a
quantity of silverware and clothing.
Francisco Kelly, in whose house the
plunder was found, was arrested on sus-
picion.
A milk wagon ran away down Main
street yesterday afternoon about o'clock
and turned up Temple street. One rein
hung out the side and was seized by
Deputy Constable Clement. He man.
aged to steer it past the cable car and
stopped it at the corner Of New High
street. A considerable crowd had gather.
ed and hearty cheers were given for the
plucky conduct of the deputy.
Los Angeles Lodge No. II, Order Of
Herman Sons, met last evening and
elected the following officers: S. 6
Marschuetz, President; Henry F. Stuhr
Past President; A. Fuhrberg, Vice Presi-
dent &c. M: .::Dietze, Recording Secretary
G. Voelker, Financial Secretary; H
Knief, Treasurer; T. Bussmann, A,
Quick, J. Adolf, Trustees l.. Halbe, w.
Schultz, X. Luckemann, Financial Com
mittee; H. G. F. G@rdos, Marshal; VIM
Miller, Inside Guardian; H. Gerke, Odt
side Guardian.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-26

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y by the Board of Education OF the City of
Los Angeles. California for the erection OF two
fourro school houees, one building on Tenth
street, on the Fitzgerald tract, and one building
corner OF Macey and Bridge streets, Mount
Pleasant tract, for said City of Los Angeles
until Tuesday, October I'd, at 7:3O P. M, at
the Council rooms. Zach bid must be ac.
compan,ed by a certified check in the sum of
500. Plans and specifications can be seen at
aud at the office Of ]. C. Newsom, architect,
108 North Main street
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
BY order of the Board.
s236t THos. KELLEY. Secretary.