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was observed by general closing OF
business houses, a parade by the Native
Sons and Hurlbut Post, decoration Of
graves and memorial exercises at the
Opera House.
AT OTHER PLACES.
PORTLAND, Ore., May 30-Decoration
Day was observed here by parade OF
all the military companies, mem
bers OF the Grand Army, and
large number OF civilians.
An address was delivered by Col. Thos.
NJ. Anderson, Of the United States Army.
All places Of business were. closed, and
the day was generally observed as a
holiday.
TACOMA, w. T., May S0.-At the
Memorial services to-day II. f. Garret-
son delivered an oration, followed by a
stirring address from Rev. L. @. War
rem, d. d., Of Los Angeles.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, May 30.-Qeeaxaa
ton Day was generally obsagyea There
was procession nearly amile long.
The decoration services at the various
cemeteries in Philadelphia yesterday
were impressive. Special services were
held at the statue OF General Meade at
Fairmount Park and at the tomb OF Gen
eral Hancock at Norristown.
GETTYSBURG, MAY 30.-Memorial Day
was appropriately observed here. Hon.
i. T.. Tarsney, of Michigan, was the
orator OF the day at the National Ceme-
tnrv
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

fofk N the afternoon. Morris and Car.
toll did splendid work. Keele was bit
freely in the sixth inning, which lost the
game. Score: New York 4. Pittsburo Z
Boston, Mass. Nav 80 --Indiananolis
stood no show at all in the mornine
game. Healy was wild and Clarkson
dianapolis, O. - -"
indianapolis lost the game tbrouob
poor fielding and worse base rnnninq
TINS afternoon. They made more Mts
,iian the home team. Scores Boston. 4 !;
indianapolis, ,. -
:, NEw HAVEN, May SO,-Yale defeated
Columbia in a game of baseball TO-DAY
py score OF g to nothing.
BALTIMORE, May 3O.-The mornino
game was postponed by rain.
CLEVELAND, May 3d. Afternoon
Cleveland B, Kansas City 2.
NEW foRg, May 30.-Afternoon Gin
clnnati S, Brooklyn 10.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-Afternoon:
Athletics 8, Vt. Louis /.
BALrIMogE, May so. Afternoon. Bal-
tiiaefe z, Louisville 5.
CLEVELAND, May 30.-Cleveland. 8:
Kansas City, 3.
! WAsHNaroN, May sO.-washington,
8; Chicsgo, l.
- BnooKLYN, May S0.-Brooklyn, 4;
3.
PHILADEIPnIA, May 30.--Athletic, 81
st. Louis, 2.
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NATIONAL BREWERS.
Growth of the Organazatton-I
crease of Production.

CreAhe OI fTO0uctlOms
ST. PAUL, May 30.-About 500 dele
gates were present at the first business
session of the Twenty-eighth Annual
Convention OF the United States Brewers
Association. President Miles delivered
the annual address. Referring to the
Supreme Court decision in the Kansas
prohibition cases, he said; ga favorable
decision in this case would have
checked prohibitory legislation. The
natural consequence of an ad
verse decision is that the efforts
OF the Prohibitionists are stimulated
in every direction, and that we must fight
the old battle of Prohibition over again
in every State where our trade is threat
ened by such legislation. Much can be
done through our organization, but IL
ought to be supplemented by thorough
State organization" Mills also discussed
the labor troubles at some length. In
the report OF the Board Of Trustees .
brief sketch OF the attempts at restricting
or prohibiting the sale OF intoxicants ia
the several States is followed by de-
scription OF the extraordinary growth Of
the Association, the membership having
increased fully one-third and production
nearly one half since 1884 Various
other reports were read and adopted.
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Gernnauy,

BERLIN, May 30.---The Emperor had
good night. The Vossische Zeitung says
that DR.. Virchow, in his examination of
the Emperor's throat, found the glands
to be perfectly healthy. The general
results Of the examination were satisfac-
tory. He also passed a good day. He
took an hours drive and retired at 8 pm.
Twenty-nine Social Democrats Of this
city have been sentenced to imprison-
ment for terms varying from two to six
months, for circulating seditious prints.
The National Zeit,tng says: "Henry
Willard, under powerful auspices, is plan
ming German expedition to the South
Pole.n
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The Dom,usou.

OTTAWA, May 30.-The mortgage con-
templated by an act of the last session Of
Parliament entitled can act res
pecting certain agreements between
the government of Canada and
the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, !"
was submitted for approval to the Privy
Council to-day, and, after some slight
amendments, was adopted. 1t will be
submitted for the approval Of the share
holders of the company at a special
meeting to be held at Montreal.
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Australns,a.

SYDNEY, N. S. W., May 30.--The
Cinnamon recently released, under writs
OF habeas corpus. in accordance with the
decision OF the Supreme Court, have re-
turned to Hong Kong.
WELLINGTON. New Zealand, May 3d..
The Premier introduced his budget in the
General Assembly day. He estimated
the revenue at e4,0l6,000 and the expen-
diture at g406, 100. He proposed that a
special primage OF one per cent. be levied
on all imports to meet unfunded dis
tricts
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UNrTED pREsnYTaRAANs.
The Assembly Adjourned-Prayer
for General Sheridan.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia, May S0.--Thc
United Presbyterian Assembly closed
this afternoon. The next Assembly will
be at Springfield, Ohio. The next meet
ing OF the Board Missions will be at
Bellefontaine, Ohio. Prayers were
offered for General Philip Sheridan. The
following telegram was sent to Mrs.
Sheridan: "rhe General Assembly OF
the United Presbyterian Church of North
America, now in session, greet YOU in the
name Of Christ, ths Savior. Weexpress
to you our sincere sympathy in your
present afiiiction, and have this day
offered up to God our fervent prayers for
the recovery and spiritual welfare Of
your distinguished. The Assembly dis
solved ssns die.
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uStxia.

vrESSA, May 30.--Count Kalnolxy yes
terdny received M. Decrais, the French
Ambassador, and even gave him an ex-
planation of Herr Tiza's speech, which,
it is hoped, will end the incident.
The Upper House Of Parliament has
passed the estimates for 1888, restoring
the secret service funds eliminated by
the Lower House, and approving the
mail contracts with the Austrian Lloyd
Steamship Company.
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In FAVOR OF Thurman.

7 SAN FRANCISCO, May 30.--The Exam
iner will print interviews with large
number of the leading Democrats of the
Pacific Coast. regarding the feasibility oi
nominating Judge Thurman, of Ohio, for
Vice-President on the Democratic ticket.
The general sentiment seems to be one
of enthusiasm in favor Of Thurman for
this place.
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Cutting Dewn Expenses.

MILWAUKEE, May 30.--General Man
ager Roswell Miller, Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul, has issued letter
to the heads of the departments, order
ing reduction OF their wages to the
minimum. In an interview tonight
Manager Miller said this was done to cut
down expenses on account of the shrink
age in traffic revenues, but he was un-
able to say how many employees would
be cut off until the returns came in.
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nanlncraxic 0nucus.

WASHINGTON, May 30.---There was a
thin attendance at the Democratic House
caucus tonight. Speaker Carlisle and
Mr.. Randall were not on hand. Springer
soon woke up the caucus by the presenta-
ton OF resolution binding all Democrats
to vote in the House for the bill as it
comes from the caucus and only for
such amendments as are presented
in the House by Democratic mem
bers OF the Ways and Means
Committee. The internal revenue Sec
tiops OF the bill have been only lightly
touched upon so far, and this resolution
stirred up the North Carolina members
to bitter onslaught upon the bill. They
declared that their people wanted an un-
conditional repeal of the tobacco tax, in
stead OF the compromise reduction
made by the Committee, and also served
notice upon the caucus that the Cali
fornis members as well as themselves
would have to vote for the proposition to
remove the revenue tax on fruit brandy,
let it come from the Republican or
Democratic side, If the caucus REVISED
to include that provision in the
bill. This brought Scott to the front
in defense OF the bill and lively
discussion followed. In deference to the
wishes Of the North Carolina members
the resolution wis finally Withdrawn in
order to ALLOW them TO hear an expres-
sion OF rislnent BY their state Convens
ton. +
i retolo}lon ives adopted pisdzjn(\ ME
sI ~ &
II y WIi,IlkN JAMHa, u. p.. j. o; d
Ane1ytloal and Co.'s p$d1tiuH Che1afI
II Mnnufantorr dn K1ev4uth sksett, tWd b}oc|
N2st D! Rasxi.. Los An1Alra. C1i M . n. !. 1
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Democratic Csnvensions.

RALEIGH, N. c., March 30.--The State
emocratic Convention convened this
evening, and after organization took a
recess.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, May 30.-The
State Democratic Convention selected
delegates to the st. Louis Convention,
and at late hour tonight is fruitlessly
balloting for a candidate for Governor.
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Foreign Casualties.

A fire occurred in the establishment of
Edward and Robert Garrould, linen
drapers and silk MERGERS, on EdgwRre
road, to-day, six shop-women were burn
ed to death and many others were injur-
ed by leaping from the windows.
LONDON, May 30.--News has been re-
ceived OF the wreck Of the British bark
Henry James while on voyage from
Newcastle, N. S. W., for San Francisco.
Thirty OF her crew and passengers were
landed at Palmyra Islands, from where q
boat was sent to Samoa for assistance.
The boat reached that place in nineteen
days, and a schooner was dispatched to
the islands to receive the rest Of the sur
vivurs.
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Pass Freight.

NEW YoRK, May 30.--lt IS stated that
a new fast freight scheme is maturing
which will rush freight from the Pacific
Seaboard to the Atlantic in eight days
instead Of fifteen as now. 1t is UNDER
stood that the first active measures were
taken by the Santa Fe by combination
of the General Managers OF the Erie and
the Nickle Plate. Several other roads
will join with the Santa Fe system in the
scheme, which ia to work westbound as
well as eastbound. The nucleus of the
organization is already formed and q
manager appointed in the person Of Chas.
Y. Case. He will arrange all details IS
Rapidly as possible. The new system
will formally open July first.
San Francisco, May 30.-The fast
h7erland freight scheme of the Atchison,
>peka and Santa Fe, announced from
bw York is regarded by competitors of
e Santa Fe system here in a serious
sht. The plan is for the Santa Fe sys-
atn to form traffic arrangement with
Brtain Eastern lines, whereby freight
kill be carried from New York to the
aciic Coast in eight days.
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Cnnsf Guliings.


The San Diego City Council has decid-
ed to expend $1,000 for another fire en-
gine and additional hose.
The Pacific Coast delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention passed
through Omaha on Wednesday.
The lumber companies at San Diego
announce a reduction Of one dollar per
thousand on all grades Of lumber, COM
mencing June lst.
The single scull boat race between
Dean and Anthois, two local oarsmen of
San Diego, over three mile course with
turn, was won by Dean in twenty-five
minutes.
Under recent order OF the Secretary
of War, for transferring troops, the Six
teenth United States Infantry on
Wednesday took charge of Fort Douglass,
Utah, which for seven years past had
been occupied by the Sixth Infantry.
Colonel Blnnt,t in command of the Six
teenth, arrived from Fort Bliss, near Ell
Paso, Texas, at midnight.
While Samuel shurtliff was coming up
Yuba grade, near Nevada City, with
four-horse team, the horses became
frightened and swerved around, breaking
the wagon in two. Shurtliff and Mrs.
Moore, who was with him, were thrown
twenty or thirty feet down the bank.
Shurtliff's hip was dislocated and he was
probably internally injured. Mrs. Moore
was also badly hurt.
The officers in pursuit of the parties
who last Sunday attempted to murder
the tax collector of the Magdalena dis
trict, Sonora, succeeded in capturing two
Of the three robbers and lodged them in
the Magdalena Jail. The tax collector
had four thousand Mexican dollars in
his wagon when attacked. The penalty
IN Mexico for highway robbery is death.
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A Caiiforntan I'm s.ucIx.

bfAHa, Neb., May 30.--Judge Wskeley
bed the case of Franklin Robinson,
alifornia, VS.. A. d. Jones, of Omaha,
Rvor OF the plaintiff, and he will
Atually gain possession of two hum
Pd thousand dollars. Robinson was
|dior in the Mexican war and entitled
p government warrant for 160 acres of
3D. He authorized Jones in lS49 to
rte the land for his benefit. He then
ID to the Pacific Coast. Jones located
md and held possession of it by virtue
retended assignment by Robinson
Jones sold the land for the Union
|epot grounds and investsd In
(S6Fnson remained in ignorenS
~ until 1855. when he brougnS
|ras va held 10 be simply = fsuseso
binson. jones NiA sDpsss
ns~
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AGENTS WANTED.

@110 tn QQn0 A MuSTi CAN BK MADE
fcfred who can inrnisu tilsir owN horses and
give their whole lac to tbs b as.ncss ssarc
moments may be probably employed ano 4
Jew vacancies In towns and cii0s. y + JoHS-
son 4 Co., 1000 Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
Wy3 dIw In
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The oivi service reform League.

New YORK, May 30.--At the annual
meeting OF the National Civil Service Re-
form League to-day, George William
Curtis, who presided, was reelected
President for the coming year. The
meeting passed resolutions to the effect
that the league congrattlates the coun-
try on the profound interest awakened in
civil service reform. Encouragement was
felt for the progress and the prospects Of
the cause. In many instances, however,
it must be acknowledged that the civil
service law had been abused by ap-
pointees of the administration, who were
not in sympathy with it.
The change in unclassified service re-
strictions continue, and in the past year
has been 80 great as to forecast politi-
cally a complete partisan reconstruc-
tion by the close OF the administration.
1t regarded the fact as a loss of great
opportunity by the President, and &C.
rious public misfortune.
Neither the welfare of the service nor
any public advantage whatever has been
shown to demand 80 general change,
and it could be attributed only to par
tisan pressure for wholly partisan OBJ
jects, which the President has unfortu-
nately not resisted. This disregard OF
and notorious and fragrant defiance of
the executive circular of July 9th,
1856, warning certain officers OF
the Government against pernicious
activity in politics, and the Presidents
letter of November 2, 1887, advocating
the choice OF particular candidate in a
municipal election, have seriously dis
credited the cause OF reform and merited
the public condemnation which they have
received.
The severe judgment of the public in
these matters was a hopeful sign of re-
form. The enlistment OF office-holders
for the benefit OF faction was q perver-
sion Of the purposes of parties and the
pernicious presidential term of four years
was prolific of intrigue.
Resolutions were introduced with rec
ommendation of the adoption of the mer-
it system of appointment to Office in the
penal, reformatory and educational insti-
tutions Of the principal cities, and that
the league extend its work OF inquiry in
to the principles Of candidates for offices.
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l.aMcrnl 81 Apostle snow.

SAIr LAKE, Utah, May 30.-The
funeral Of Apostle Erastus Snow
WAS largely attended by g-kaz Nor
men peoRIs le151Z " es1g llQ p
tsina ennnroao6 of hsrhs eni 4. n ~ ~ ~
I nermisss. ~ sduacfou4 rnvAzu4>1s d I
! vsf sAis - q 4
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.-ATGOOD FLAMING MILL CAR
lwho understands the gettiug out
II mill work Siust 90 Competent
make estimates from pinus and
rs well ss a good general idea OF
~ planning mil. macnircry. None
Hid industrious man need apply.
rticulara address CHRIS BERG
Va, osl. my2s.7t
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suumrIf pnsouTa,

49,
0PENp THK HFATED TERM Al THE pop
~ MAR santa fc springs health resort formerly
Fulton Wells ~ miles from i os Angeles Eot
sulphur batnB, good mlpcsai water and excel
lent hotel; low rates; good table. Take Whit
tier branch J. j.. X. ChNap fare. my23 30t
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a AZ l.sss 81 1ssI;sssss 4as "a s|,Isws,
sSSn u siss isssss sssss II zssslss ca.s''M a '
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secure pairs during the iive-minute de-

secure pairs during the iive-minute de-
bate in the House.
Stone, OF Missouri, offered proposi-
tion to restore the duty on lead ore to
within 8 per cent. of the existing rate.
Referred to Democratic members of the
Ways and Means Committee. Paris
green has been placed on the free list.
The caucus then discussed the pottery
clause which was obnoxious 10 the New
Jersey people. Springer renewed his
motion to bind the Democratic members
to support in the House only such amend
ments as were endorsed by the Demo-
cratic members Of the Ways and Means
Committee or the Caucus. The motion
was adopted and the Caucus adjourned.
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@On 4-ROUM HOUSE, WILMINGTON ST,
DZU. rear of stores water included. r. 35.
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Al GRANTS TOMB.


AT O'Clock this afternoon the smoke
from eighty rifles, held by the Richmond
Grays, foated over the Hudson from be-
fore General Grants flower covered
tomb. The arch OF the seplIlchre was
covered with iminortelles, in which we
wrought the words: "His words were
few, his actions decisive" Many large
and beautiful floral designs stood
before the vault, and inside the iron
casket was buried with handsome flow
ers. Several military bodies were in at
tendance. The Methodist Conference
WAS represented by bishops Bowen, Fos-
ter, Merrill, Warren, Foss, Hurst, An
drews, Walden, Fowler, Vincent, Fitz-
gerald, Joyce, Newman and Goodale.
q. s. Grant, .Jr., and Fred Grant and
wife and daughter we're the only mem
bers OF the Grant family who visited the
tomb. Chopin's funeral march was rem
dered the Grand Ritual of Decoration
Day was then sang, and General Stew
ard L. Woodward followed with an ora
ton.
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il 0hs OF having arIistic paper un your walls
you should call on MARSH HCKSTRoM d
5rRASBnRG, 200 al :. N iii st.eet tny2oE
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MEETING NotIois

r.,S.-
NOTICE-TdE DEFEkRED ANNUAL MEET
IN ing of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the First Nafion-
al Bank of Los Angeles for the purpose OF
electing Board OF Directors aud transaoting
tuch other business as NAV properly come be-
fore It, will be held at the bank building ia
Los Angeles, wednesday, June 9th, 1Ses, at
3 o'clock P. II. J. NJ ELLIOTT, Cashier.
my25 I'd
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Gable fInshes.

John Bright Is now in favora BILE con-
dition, having passed the crisis,
5. LsPso:y & i spssaai57s q ! : dreadful ~ e
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5afslds, h8 faid. Wef6 e{qIfix way, and
the loedsrafearlnE tho fall cf the Roptii,-
lican Bzhyion Rad concludod not 10 q
cruaiiod In the TALL. He conoludea Win
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nIvORCE AND CRIMINAL LAW a Spell
~ atty. w. W. HOLCOMB, Attorney, IL
Temple street, Room y my20-d
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month, IN Roehme block opposite postofi &C.
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NHE BEST PLACES FOR STORAGE, 523
L East First street Pacific Storage snd
Commission Co. my ll-3m
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ALLUrArnIsrs.

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~ Office 20 Norti Main st. Office Hours, 8A,
n. to 4 Y. NJ, to ~. myitf-d&w
nR. J. W. REESE, HEALTH OFFICER, NO.
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INcIpENTs on TnE pAY.

To-day being the anniversary Of tn,
capture Of bonneville, Mississippi, b,
General Sheridan, then in command o
his first expedition in the South, the Tw'
District Commanderies of the Loya
Legion, through Recorder General Mas
sey, gave him basket Of choice ant
rare roses, with note conveying thei
affection and best wishes, and the hopt
that as he was victorious twenty-si1
years ago, he would be SO in his presen
struggle.
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JORDAN, MARSH & CO.,
fsosxcSs masx. as4-in
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n kOBBINs, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN AND SUR
Ia gcon. corner Of Ffst and Spring Sts en-
trance OIL FtIst st. klcctficity anu diseases Of
women speciality Disease diagn0sed with
OCT explanation from paticnt. Proprietor OF
the celebrated electric healing baths Consul
tation free. Office hours 0 to IL. to 5 and
70 .. Teephone1O mlO-tf
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MvYEi.s.


HIHE JAUKsON "a FIRsruLAss) LODGING
Il house, directly opposite the Hotel Arcadia
Is now open at Santa Monica. m2O 14ts
CONTINENTAL HQIEL. 20 SAN PEDRO
~ street. r NOVAf(O & Co. p.oprietors
Furnished rooms, singlc or On suite, by the day,
week or month Mt reasonable rAtes Hest French
meels fu Los Angelef for 70 cents mv10-Im
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Ar SAN FRANCISCO.

The rain this morning interfered
slightly with the parade arranged by the
Memorial Day Committee of the q. a.
X. Many Of the old veterans did not
join in the procession. At about II
O'Clock the procession started on the
march 10 O1d Fellows Cemetery. The
cavalcade was preceded by the Chief Of
Police and two companies OF the police
force, Grand Marshal Sol Cohen and his
aides, followed by Major General o. O.,
Howard, escorted by Troop x. Second
United States Cavalry. Following came
three regiments OF the National Guards.
The Veteran Guards of the G.. a. R.,
under the command Of Captain Knowl-
ton, acting as escort to Department Com
mander r. H. Goodman, came next ;
Veteran Firemen, Sons OF War Veterans
the orator and officers of the day and
disabled soldiers brought up the rear OF
the procession. Several wagon loads
OF flowers we're prominent features
Of the procession. On reaching
the cemetery remarks were made
by General Howard and others.
The graves Of the dead soldiers were
decorated in an appropriate manner
The day was generally observed Though
out the CITY, all the CITY, State and Fed
eral offices being closed as we'll as many
business houses. The Grand Opera
House was crowded at night. Instra-
mental music, songs, poems, recitations,
an Grafton by Comrade Charles A. sum
ner, and general remarks by others coa-
etituted the exercises.
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lsoss ssA'rHznra

MIRA. II. TYLEk WILuUy. N. D.--.hQN
lu <iote House. Cor. Fourth <ak a etn sss.
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SACRAMENTO, May S0.-- Being Memo
rial Day, business was generally sus-
pended. There was parade Of Grand
Army veterans. Governor Waterman
and several members OF his staff we're in
line. The usual ceremonies took place
at the cemeteries. This evening memo-
rial services we're held At the Clunie
Opera House.
SAN Dixeo, May 40 -sAiemorial day
Axas more generally observed here than