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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
CARnlNu's RIsIp1NCE, }


BALTIMORE. ND., May Il. 1888. !
NY Dear Sr,-Last eyeniDg | bad letter
from his Emiuence Cardinal Rampolla. sCc'
reiary OF state, in which he acknowledges
the congratulations forwarded Uy the lrisn
Catholic Benevolent Union TO the Holy
Father on the occasion OF his SacerGotal
Jubilee. His Eminence requests me 10 IN
form YOU that the Holy Father is graciousiy
pleased 10 impart to the members OF tue
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union and 10 YOU,
its worthy presdent his Apostolic 6enedlc-
ton as mark OF ms fatherly affection. 1t
gives the much pleasure TO convey to your
sell and associates this palernal message
from his Holiness.
am yours faithfully in Christ.
JAMES (CARDINAI) GIBBONS,
Archbishop OF Baltimore.
Michael GiennGn. Esq, President Irish
CufLOhc Beuspolent Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
FIRE-ESCAPES
o. the most recent and approved design have
been added 30 tue ho,el buildings al both resorts.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS

have been introduced throughout the houses and
grounds: large swimming baths have been pro-
nicd f1r iatl tlcs ani gcnt!eme suitable grounds
TO lawn-t.uuis; bowling alleys and billiard
rooms 0rchcro; nue riding aud dnung-horsc
esckeva for hire; in short all tho necessary al
iuucls for tbo comfort, health, or pleasure o
patrons
RATES: SO. SIS. ard $50 per month, according
% locEtiCu.
An communications should be addressed 20
GEORGE d. DKsHlELDS. Manager Baltimore
sad ohio Hotels. Cumberland, Nd. up 10 June
ION Aftor that date either DEER PARK or
OAKLAND, Garrett county, &d.
ny22-Tu& &Thst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Address Of city Democratic Commit.

HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, VA. May "a. 1888.
To-day Is tue time liked upon by law for
the election OF all the municipal officers Of
tbe civ al Richmond. The Democrats Of
our ciiy have nominated candidates for ali Of
the General Offices and for the Board OF Al
dcrnen and Common Council in Il primary
election. which will be ever memorable be.
cause of The deep interest felt by our citizens
therein ard the Overwhelming vote polled.
But 90 not permit yourselves 10 be now
epttapped into carelessness and letharey by
The fsct that 80 large vote was cast in the
primary contest. Remember that We have
a VERY foe. who Is ever ready TO take adVsn-
tagc OF either our negligence or oyer.confi-
dCnce
A surprise may await rs. II Is reported
that our enemies intend 10 spring a tictet
upop us, aud Democracy has lost 100 much
by oyer.conndence aud apathy IN TIE past
not to profit by experience.
DO not fail TO vote. and 10 get your
neighbors TO vote. Your most Vial Interests
NAV depend upon II. :.
10 those VINO voted ip the primary II Is
unnecessary to appeal. We have right to
expect. and do expect, their uafs'tering sup
mort Of All our nominees iu the battle OF to-
dsy; they are on their pledge OF honor to
give II.
Many OF ~ did not secure tho noninaeon
OF our fsyeritss IN the primary, yeI tnss "s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

[ErHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WEST NlRGINlA.-Tlls groat health
suI pleasure resort, with well-estaoii-h~i
reputation ~ century for tlo medicinal
c.lnf,. .Itualal nlGu Up ~ THE ALLE-
GHANII~. @N01 feet atove inc sen, and sur
r04rf.t ty mountains That are 300 feet above
fLa .lu-le.'.. uIl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
ELEGANTLY Packed FOR FAMILY USE.

The reputation enjoyed by
MATERIALS
manufacture
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

Jackson Ward ticket is the same as the
Eaele Gegular) ticket, with these exceptions ::
NJ. q. Page in place Of A. j. Brown for
Board Of Aldermen; J. r. Griffin and W..
W. Fields IN place Of james II. HAYES and
Isaac W. Carter for Common Council.
II + understood tha. in Jefferson Ward an
opposition ticket will be out for Board Of
Aldermen and Common Council.
There Is a full ticket IN Marshall Ward,
as follows:
For Alderman J. T. J. Melton.
For Common Council: W. 3. Haynes, :.
W. Waymack, |. W. +. Throgm0rtoD, John
4. Ashworth, Samuel Hernamau.
Justices Of the Peace: Charles Ferguson,
George B. Hall, 4. Wilcox.
From the movements going on last night
II is fair 10 presume that there will be oppO-
sition tickets out in Monroe and Madison
wards too.
RICHNOND, VA, May %, 1888.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please state 10 the public that I am not a
candidate for any office, and the Use OF my
name Is Unauthorized. 1. W. BURR.
CAPTAIN Bnrr's name is on the opposition
ticket for Councilman IN Clay Ward.
To tie Citizens Of clay Ward;
This is to certify that am not candidate
for Citv Council. JAMES A. WALLEN.
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DATTLRY PARK HOTEL,
ASHEVILiE. y. C.
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR)
JOEN b. STEELE, MANAGER

SUMMER RATES FOR SEASON OF IsS2
May. JUNE, july, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Deer Park and Oakland,
On TIE CREST OF THE lLLEGuiNIES,
5000 Feet Above Tidc-Wdtcr.
SEASON OPENS JUNE %. 1883.

These famous Mountain Resorts situated upon
M summit of $40 Auoshaoies aud directly upon
eae main line Of tro baltimore aud Onto rail-
ruai. have the advantage OF ITS throash-train ser
vice both Ea-i aui Wost. an1 are therefore
really accessible from all parts Of the country.
All bal gilmore and ohio trains stop at Deer Park
And Og.lanI during ne season.
Win due regard for Tho safety Of guests in
syse nt gr.lItut
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
UOyERNOR WATERMAN.
He Again Pays a Visit fa
Los Angeles.
cALIFoRNIANs AT ST. LOUIS
Gossip in Relation to the Recent.
National Democratic Convention
Other Notes.

Last night II was learned that Governor
Waterman was in Los angeles, aud a
HERALD representative found him at
leisure for few moments, during wiaScir
a short interview was had. His Ercs{-
lency stated that he had arrived in tite
city yesterday, and that he wonld Ieavc
at 10 o'clock last evening for San Diege~
Said he, "Since / became Governor Z
have not had time to attend TO my basil
ness. have large interests and wislr
to see to those for short period,
"lt is understood, Governor, that yoss
will be here on the Glorious Fourth. Ia
that correct 7" asked the reporter
II have been invited to spend that day
in Los Angeles" /" replied Mr. Waterman.
but am not sure can be hero. wislr
to be here if can. But my busi ness
must be taken care Of, and am not cca-
tain that | can get it all arranged IN
tima."
..Who will your party nominate at
Chlcago?" interrogated the news hunter.
"Oh, do not know. / am for Blaine.
but will be satisfied with any Of them eas
cepting John Sherman. do noe
want him, because he is opposed
to our interests on the Coast.
| think they will unite on Blaine in SPITE
OF all. l hope they will. But do not
know anything about these things" said
the miner Governor, as hc lifted bis
shaggy eyebrows and contemplated wiffx
awe the newspaper man who is credited
with knowing about everything.
The Governor stated that he had ar
rived in San Francisco on Sunday, where
he had spent very busy day in business
He had been at Yosemite recently, and
he was very busy at the State Capital
All these things almost prevented him
from reading the papers, and he was uos
posted as to what was going ON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
UNDERGRADUATES EVENING.
The Annual Drill of the Young
Ladies'.

Hazards Pavilion last night was the
scene Of a delightful entertainment, given
by the Undergraduates OF that popular
institution OF learning, Los Angeles Col
lege Friends of the pupils participating
comfortably filled the large auditorium; !;
Meine'5 orchestra was in attendance,
and the programme arranged for the
evening was carried through almost to
perfection.
Women of Shakespeare, a parody on
Romeo and Juliet, OiheHo and The Mer-
chant Of Tenice, very amusing farce,
was first presented, with the following
caste of Characters "Mrs. Juliet Mon
tague," Maud Hoffman; Mrs. Porto
Bassanio," Julia Crawford; "Rosalinde
de Boys" Nancy Gottschalk; "Mrs. Des-
demona Moor Of Venice" Cecile Lindsay !;
katherine the Shrew, Mr.. Pertrucio's
wife," Julia Kendall Lady Cawder
Macbeth" lea Patterson; Princess
Ophelia of Denmark" BERTHE Clark.
While all the young ladies did splen-
didly, truthfully portraying the charac-
ters assigned them, Miss Cecile Lindsay,
as Mrs. Desdemona," and Miss Berthe
Clark, as Princess Ophelia," deserve
special mention. Miss Isa Patterson, /, 5
Lady Cawdor Macbeth" had the dia
lect of Scotland well in hand, and fre-
quently won appliance by her spirited
illustration of the character. Handsome
and correct costumes were worn and the
attention of the audience was enlisted
from the rising Of the curtain until its
fall. The ladies' were called before the
curtain and vigorously applauded as they
Withdrew. Because of the illness Of
Franc McCreery, the vocal rolo, 90,
Fatal Gift,' was omitted.
Two series Of the gymnastic drill were
then performed by the drill class of the
under graduates, numbering nearly one
hundred pupils. In exercise the class
presented very pretty scene. Each
member. attired in drill costume of loose
sailor blouse, trimmed with cardinal red,
and wearing a natty sailor hat of red ma
terial, stood in line, and with drill-stick
and dumb bells went through the drill
Series one was an exhibition Of hygienic
calisthenics with dumb bells. Series
two, exercises with the drill-stick, dumb
bells and the anvil chorus. Each
series drew applause from the audience
and when, finally, the drill was over, the
class was loudly and continuously ap-
plauded. 1t was a most creditable ex-
hibition and the drill master OF the
college desertes great credit for the able
manner in which he has trained SO large
a class. A grand march, incidental to
which were a great many counter
marches, closed the gymnastic drill.
After an overture by Meine's military
band, which was in attendance, the ex-
ercises OF the undergraduates evening
were brought to close.
To day is commencement day at the
college and the exercises will be held in
the hall Of the college at 10 o'clock. AT
in the evening the address to graduates
will be delivered. Diplomas will be dis.
tributed and prizes awarded at the First
Presbyterian Church.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
Thc Gable Road strike.

In the article in Sunday mornings
HERALD relating to the strike among the
employees of the Gable Railroad ap-
peared statement purported TO have
been made by Mr.. Chas. Forman, Gen
ersl Manager of that company. 1t
seems to have been understood that Mr..
Forman held the conversation with a
reporter Of this paper, but this was not
the case. The news-gatherer received
the statement secondhand, and as Mr..
Forman fatty denies having made the
remarks attributed to him the scribe's
informant appears TO have lead him into
giving an erroneous report Of Mr.. For
mans views
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
BACK AGAIN.
Alternate Delegate Samuel urauu-
hart Bound Home.

Alternate Delegate samuel urauu-
hart bound Home.
Mr.. Samuel Braunhart, of San Fnsr--
cisco, an alternate delegate from the
Fourth District to the National Conveu-
tion at St. Louis, is in the city on hrs
way to his home. On Saturday evening
be attended a ratification meeting at Sam
Bernardino, at which he was the prsnci-
pal speaker. Mr.. Brauhhart in coaver.-
sation with HERALD reporter last night
said that the California delegation had
been warmly received, and was treated
in a most generous and open-handed nar-
ner during its stay in st. Louis by
the citizens of that metropolis The
delegates had been allowed TO pay fiu
nothing, and were driven over the roun-
try and shown the sights when ever then.
was moment to spare, and those wllu
went East will never forget their tr;p.s,
The Convention" )" said Mr.. Braunhsrt,
was young mems Convention, xusS
from the very first there was Iarmcs-
iousness Of feeling that has seldom been.
seen in meetings OF this kind The Cali
fornia delegation won everything it tried
for. The Hon. Stephen NJ White covpr-
ed himself with glory, and made for him
self national reputation. He is NOW
known all over The East as the man
with the voice. and his speech is
spoken Of and discussed ON az
sides. The Red Bandana' isie9
of Hon. w. D. English was great, and it
took on all sides. The speeches at the
Convention were all good, but Ghe best
probably was that of Mckenzie. of Ken
tucky, although Doughertyrs, Of New
York. was most excellent"
"The victory in the coming fight is cotr-
sidered ours, and while Ohio is proba VI y
lost to the Democracy, Indiana is in line.
New York is certain to go heavily Deaao-
cratic, as there have been NO party splits
there, and everything is moving smooth
be in New Jersey, which Is
| in the aouprru, cate~~-v but
California is considered certain Ia
give a majority for Cleveland and Hem
bricks. The general impression seems
to be that the victory is certain-'
Blaine will pksbably be nominated bs
the Republican VonveHtion. That was
the impression when left for home and
and has been the impression all aIoux.
Almost every Republican L met was Z
Blaine man, and all were as confident of
his election as l am that he Will be lea
behind"
Mr.. Braunhart win start for San Fran
cisco ssnight. The rest of the Califorsix
delegation have scattered, some going
further east and others taking the trio
homeward by way of the northern rcus.
via Portland, Oregon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
Home Again From a Foreign shore

Home Again From n Foreign shore.
John Burns, the real estate man, has
just returned from the East. He travelled
over nearly all that part OF the Union,
and as result Of his observations he told
a HERALD man yesterday that in his
opinion there would be an enormous rush
Of people to this Coast next winter,
Wherever he went he found all classes Of
people on the qui vive to learn about Los
Angeles. The average fastener takes
the city of Los Angeles as the sole
exponent Of all there is Of California.
The people beyond the Rockies do not
know of Sacramento. Many of them are
in the dark as to where San Francisco
is. But they all have heard Of Los Ang.
eles. and they all want to hear more o.
it. A man will get up in the night, and
wake up anyone from Los Angeles, tc
hear more about what he regards as the
only earthly paradise in the world. And
Mr.. Burns says they are all planning tc
come here to live.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
Chlaf rIe1iarty surprlsed.

The genial Chief OF the Fire Depart
ment, Dan Moriarty,. had birthday
yesterday, but he had forgotten all about
it. His friends, however, Kept track of
tho time better than he, and just as he
started out last night for the purpose of
attending Democratic meeting he was
met by party Of friends who forced him
to turn about and entertain them, which
he did to perfection. The party although
surprise was one OF the most enjoyable
ever given in the city, and when it
broke up this morning everybody re-
gretted that the hours had been SO short.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Vignolo, Mrs. J G. McMen-
omy, Chief Cuddy, Miss Jennie McCar-
thy, Miss Kate Mccarthy, Miss Mollie
Mccarthy. Mr.. sidney Lacey, Mr.. Nc
Nally and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Huber,
Mrs. 7. McCatfrey, Mr.. Morris Moriarty
and sister, Mr.. Gray and sister, d. J..
Hadley, John Moriarty, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
]. Donovan, Miss and Mrs. Osgrove and
many others.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
rrcnch Dcnsccrnss.

An enthusiastic meeting OF the French
Democrats was held last evening at the
Democratic headquarters on the cornes
of Vignes and Turner streets. Mr- PsnI
Jeandeville was unanimously chosen
made by several prominent Frenci. citi-
zens. The Democratic platform. also
Cleveland and Thurman received the
unanimous endorsements Of the meeting,
which adjourned to meet at the same
place Sunday, at o'clock Y. NJ, for pez~
manent organization. This will be the
bon ton club OF the Second Ward.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
LOCAL EVENTS.
Delay in Starting the Kuhrts-
Street Cars.
THE Los ANGELES CRICKET CLUB
Amusement Notes.-The Comic Opera,
Surprise Party to Chief Mori-
arty Last Night.

Although the Kuhrts' street car line is
practically finished, through traffic over
it viii not be possible for few days. The
delay is caused by the fact that the Cali
fornIa Central road does not care to have
its track niched at the end OF the kuhrts'
street bridge, where the two lines must
necessarily cross. The street car COM
pany, on the other hand, does not care to
run over the top Of the railroad metals,
but the matter will probably be settled
by a crossing being laid down.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
rho UnIedonian CIub.

The social hop given by the Caledonian
Club at the Panorama Hall, last night,
was well attended and very pleasant
evening was passed, about thirty couples
participating in the dancing, which was
kept up until a late hour. As usual, Mr..
Maclean, President of the Club, was in
defatigable in his efforts to entertain the
guests and everything went off as smooth
as millpond.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
AMUsEMEN rs.
Comic Opera TO Commence Tonight
af the Pavilion.

This evening the popular ryke Opera
Company will begin its engagement at
Hazards Pavilion, giving for the first
time in professional way, in this city,
Gilbert 4 Sulliyan's opera the "Pirates
Of Penzance. Great care has been taken
to place this opera before the public in a
superior manner. The principals, head
ed by the charming little prima donna
Louise Manfred, have been carefully
selected. The chorus has been aug
mented, and number twenty-eight pro
fessional people. The local orchestra
under the able direction OF Mr.. Carl
Martens, has been increased in number
and ability, and, together with that car
ried by the company, will add no little
to the excellence OF the performance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
The Siege Of Paris.

The panorama, Siege Of Paris, still
attracts large number of visitors, and
through the day especially the huge
painting is visited by great many Of
the residents Of the county who reside
outside Of the city. Many OF them spend
hours in critically examining every por-
ton OF the life-like picture.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
The Dime Museum.

The attractions at this place Of amuse-
ment this week are better than usual.
Visitors are entertained hourly by the
Paper King, the Wire Scribe, Little Dot,
Charley Nelson, Miss Vic Fletcher,
musical Fletcher, Sig. Martell and Harry
Conley.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
The Nthi.ssts.

Judge William jackson lectured last
night at the First Baptist Church, on the
corner of Fort and Sixth streets, to a
large audience. His subject was rus
sian Nihilists," and he handled it in a
manner which showed the deep study he
has. made of this people.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
Astreet Cel,lston.

Yesterday afternoon two ladies, whose
names could not be ascertained, were
riding in buggy past Seventh and Main
streets, when they were run into by a
business wagon. The carriage was
wrecked and both Of the ladies thrown
violently to the ground, one OF them
hurting her arm rather badly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
Thc ore FIne.

The Oro Fino Republican Club gave q
reception last evening at its club rooms
on First street, and this branch of the
g. o. T. seemed to be enjoying issels
greatly. The evening was given up 10
music, speeches and general hilasity, and
refreshments were free to all. The ante
room contained keg Of beer, pail az
lemonade and bsrel OF ssndwiehes.
and these were distributed with lavish
hand as long as they lasted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
rhe Cox rrtai.

Charles Cox was tried for assault to
murder, by a jury in Department One oS
the Superior Court yesterday. Cox thses
months ago, it is alleged, made a raus-
defous assault on one Watson The
whole OF the forenoon eessioi was com
sumed in securing jury, aHd during the
afternoon testimony was taken for the
prosecution. The case will be resumed
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
An Amen asa complains.

Verona Baldwin yesterday fled an
amended complaint in the Superior Court
against Mr.. Richard Garvey. The suit
was brought to recover $50 900 for alleged
failure to keep contract on which she
came to Los Angeles from Chicago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
UndeIivcred TeIeurnms,

Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph Office, No. Court
street, 10 p. NJ, June 18th: A. La2o-
mersino, George A. Case, J. B. Scott,
Jaquina Moreno, Soc Weibel, John Dob
bins, Isaac Sabbs, Mrs. F. NJ. Dimmick,
Mr.. Ure and Miss Laura Robinson.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
AmUsEsrENTs.

HAZARDS PAVILION.
IL McLAIN & LEHMAN, Lessees and Managers.
COMMENCING TUESDAY EvEN'G, JUNE 10,
Return engagement of the fayorite
Pyke Opera Company,
z. A. PyKE, Proprietor.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
r lt AT ES OF PE N IA N @ Il !
Friday. Saturday, Sunday. Saturday Matinee,
PATIENCE; or nunfhorne,s Bride !
With large Choruses, augmented Orchestra
and Gorgeous Costumes.
To follow in rapid Observation-Disclosures y
''Iolanthe," .Mikado," 'Ruddygore," "Pina-
fore" and others.
POPULAR PRICES-25c. and SOC.
Lehman, Market st., without extra charge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
DENTIsTs.

A DAMS BROS, DENTISTS, 2s 3. SPRING
IL street, Rooms and 8,
Gold hlliugs from ~ up.
Amalgam and silver filings, 81.
Painless extinction OF teeth by vItalized air
OF nitrous oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, SO cents
Best SETS of teeth from &6 to $40 BY our new
method OF making teeth, misitis impossible.
All work guaranteed.
We make a specially Of extracting teeth with.
Out pain. .i IL
ONCE Hours from 4. M. to 6P. N. Sundays
from 1QA. NJ. to ~ m. jeStf
nR. r. q. CUNNINGHAN, rs NORTH MAIN
" st., Mcdonald block. je15u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
CALIFoRNIA DIME MUSEUM,
" North Maiu street, near First
THE POPULAR FAMILY RESORT.

" North Main Street, near First.
THE POPULAR FAMILY RESORT.
Still the Novelties Comel
WEEK COMMENCING SATURDAY, JuNE 16.
leaux.
S SIG. MARTELI,-The Eminent IllusioDist.
PRINCE CHARLES-Th Famouswire Scribe.
CHARLEY NELS0N-"The Top OF the Col
umn.'
MUSICAL FLETCHER : In his amusing
Speciality.
LITTLE DoT-The Lilliputian wonder.
MISS VIC FLETCHER-The Pleasing Ballad
list. PROF. THEO. GREINER-0ur disting-
uished Glass Artist. Etc, etc.
ances hourly.
Admission 10o. Reserved seats 1oc. extra.
m21u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
The hos angeles cricket club.


A preliminary meeting of the Los
Angeles Cricket Club was held last even
ing in DR.. Gresham's Office. There was
a large attendance. There seemed to be
strong feeling amongst those present
that immediate steps should be taken to
commence practice as coon as possible.
With this object, Messrs Gresham, Por-
ter, Courvoisier and Perry were selected
to find suitable location for
the club grounds, and these gentle
men will leave no stone unturned
to find the most suitable site. A general
meeting Of the club will be held at DR..
A. E. Gresham's Office, situate on North
Spring street, on Thursday evening next,
at P. NJ prompt. The attendance of
those who take an interest in the English
national sport is earnestly requested, as
the club is in a most satisfactory condi-
ton financially, and all that is re-
quired to make the season success is an
influx Of playing members. All old
cricketers will doubtless feel their inter
est in this fascinating game revive, and
will help, by their attendance and coun-
eel, to further its interests in this sport
loving city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
..wANrs,, apEnsoNALs,r
mEETiNG NOTICES.

Nd OTHER ADVERTISEMENT UNDER
"A the following heads inserted at the rape OF
s Cents per line for each insertion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
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