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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-21

Next sunday night there viii h.
one W tho-e vBiuyablg Supdsy
>1ho1 'vnoyrJ, o, the Christian
'haoh oummcreiuV a,-p ma. R.
,uo aud gl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-21

The president has nominated
Ntnthcr NJ. Stockslagcr, of Indiana.
commissioner of the general land
oiiioe ant Thco j. Anderson. of
Iowa, assistant commissioner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-21

Governor rcnnoycr has made TN,
following appointments since our
last report. Commissioners for Ore
ruu, Frederick \. Burnham, las
Canal street, New York Gabriel
\cltcr Cincinnati, Ohio, Noaric~ -
u. j. Holmes, Warm Springs Agpu-
y l.. W. GUiaud, Portland
John A. Wheat, Portland; Wallace
YATES, Media =, q, Tillamook com-
~ R NJ, Lombard, Portland Geo.
holland, Astoria; l., G.. Ross, Lake
view J. r. Aiken, Portland G.. r.
Billings, Ashland }. r. snow,
payNillc W. ", Parker, Astoria
f. Haght Portland John Lind
SAY, La Gumdc = sherman, Talent
jackson county VIM. McKmncn.
Pine Valley Union county.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13

sirte paa Sslauo, uuer til Sinldno fo'
at omuenbe be oerperenoe HpbpSSere II
ariitenoommen, men ban 1T oaarllt
9uf for fin llleiliSbeo, eiteriom o.
bebenife 8oloniiter bsmte BAN til Do
ber. e Garet 1921 reiSte iaa en- 9rbll'
lanbif Yiifop peb Napn Grit berooer
iamme SGrinbe, men enten er BET saael
bam Os bele bans Jslse pna larln1'
Waabe, eller Osiaa ct be brutneoe, tb1
man berte albris ienere til benz, os 8ll'
LAMB lelu ipnes belt at bore saaet
Jorslemmelie paa famine 3to. Stun
bebolbt @olonien / @rgnlano itaols
Napnet "ghbpsoen", ifisnt ben laa paa
@rgnlanps gsittpit; tbi 8inlanb reg
neoes ba for "geltbpsben". 0ette gap
ienere ben, unber gbriitian ben Sjerbe,
oa man paanp opisste @rsnlanb, ans
lebnins til at man isste efter &eiterne
al ben tiolisere aOloni paa Uits
fpiten.
Nbam af Sremen, Der beisste Song
Suenb Gitrioien / 9anmarf AS aar
eiter Sinlanos isrite Opoaselle, lfrirer
/ i'm 8rsnite: "Joruoen bette o.:
@rsnlanb) bar &Onsen al 9anmarf for
taft mig, at aoltiGise 8eripner bar fun
bet enbnu en- . noe / bet fore Sao, iom
6eifpGer Nprse eIer 5inmarfen, at
iamme . fables 8inlanb, forbi Der
porer 8inranfer pilot, os ri ueb, life al
~iabela9tise Jorteain9er, men al be
Ganifes tiliorlabeliSe 8eretnins, at
5rueterre porer Der uben at blioe bDrs
goerlisere beitriper gbam 5ors
bploene iaalebes: "&ommer maa oibere
mob Noroen, finbes Der fun ct umaabes
list 6up, tiaast meo srlmme Ssbierse
os itiult al ioelist Wsrfe. Set er t,ps
ligt Saralo, en- meget ~erfaren norif
bleuen par, iOm piloe uibe, bpOr
lanst bet norblise SAB itrafte Jig, Os
gao Jig ub paa bet meo abi,ilise Stibe,
men lom maj ianot @erbens gnoe itjult
Of G. tpft Wsrfe, bauoe man Image meo
at reobe Jig no al ben umaaoelise Ifz
3runo, man marfeoe for iis."
Otter Nmeritas Spoaselie bar man
truet of sienfnbe oisie bore morbiIte
5eoenife gIfinseieores NftOm iom uiloe
paa gen 9erreneupe / be
frantic Seiibbelier / Noros
9tmerita, ibet man Der fanot en- BeiOlfz
ling, iom life lisnebe Snbianerne. Be
)auoe itarf 2esemsbpsnins, imaa Zine,
)pio Sub, sult 9aar os ct itarft Sfies,
men De bar iaa piloe, at be aao raat
fjsb, mebens 8lobet enonu bar parmt.
Oa mar M netop fanot benne 8efolf>
Ting paa ben aant, boor bet samle
Sinlano maa babe lisset, nemlis paa
2unoets Sitfpit fra ben 52be til ben
i0be 8reobssrao mellem Suoionsbusten
g 8eleiiles 5joroen, buur Gen Terres
.euue titles fra 9abraoors Saitlanb,
aa antaser mango, at bet er bet forpils
,ebe Iifom al bore isurist temmelis
'ilbe 2anbsmanb, lum man ber bar
paa. os benne Stamme, - Der III
'orreiten er uorpobet, ifulbe laalebes
oere be eneite 5ruster Of ben isrite Ops
af Gmerita.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
l4oeaa,o
@sAn a hesselroths
n yloss os septr.

'hesSeiroth's Blood Il Live, ~,

saranterss at lite inoc9olos BE-, ,1,
Ss, asl'lelu' euer Slp. solte. n rrr n,a'fa
gi'ner . sIanteriset. atsie Si " ' o5.
les sGroelesbeo for ipIoenbe o;' oaSfa'
u; ~ som aforinssmiSOeL, bnU r" !
Ytaer alTltioeli9Beo 0ior on 5YS S I'll
paareere SilfGl6e maa man Wv S%iGytntas;
iroi'lt ~5orltoppelie ta0es igrit ' 9 . III |
I'll 4 b%oeranoen 9liten. o. 0erettr?
81 Sor Seberrn. Spr ot rsr,,
Seperen o9 belle Spitemet: for ., y y ltpti:
S : m snoriM9en liant lette fo,S SsiotSp
DOR @loOet. SCAR 1oom;n..
sr gtor9en | npaen Sin. niueF .aTt taas.
ylrt'omt til Niionorino M So W ?loras!
Sla9s Sp8eliSbeo oa uren!iobsS" ;t i a. d
lremorln9e en- iuno Gtrtulation =, T;,oSst,
'arif 9loe Snoen en- iriit Os rem ;fors ,sa'al'
~ Scr aatarrb o. Soheohinr nav,
titer AZ oaarlt9 gtaue % urent NiNS' 'ofl
en- ltprre &crticn a til g.. "'0' 'Nss
81 Scr observation-disclosures ,,,,
a2Hlller buer Wtor9en. bpIltet iremS nsssl
en- fulOit9not9 &e8nlerills al snitens.
O. Sor ~iloelnstenoe qauoe M t4-
Snla9 I Wtlnoen, lamt rtaar Iunesar ~ .1t!'
la9t neo 9nlsrpnt Slim, ta0es 4 a q T;S v.
peo Sen9etio. 'S4T
p Sor Snrtiolelie % Sas6es too,s >,
filo Sortlon al Billerne peO SenoetjS
ea 6orlans Sesielrotbs BLOB. o. g,r,,.
piler % tag insen andre.
6kis Sercs apotbefer lite bar Dem Il,
ieno $1.OO til mig oirette; ie9 iiaI bo rr,s
o%m9aaenoe Toit portuirit tiliense Sen,
2gifer.
Samrence SeSielrptb,
egamineret 9tSotbetcr,
1O7 G. Sbitaso abenue, Gbitapu, N,
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13

TT pittistlSOueo bleu lpnrst, bpors
for ban os en- Jung Dame, bpem ban
piite mesen OpmartiOmbeo, life siftebe
Jig. Seq oeo bet iunoelis itfe," lpaz
reoe 5an, "meo minore bet lfuloe bore
paa @runb al ben tore astelie, ri nerer
for binanben."
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13

Min 8rober bleo for en- gio Iioen
Iaaret peo ct BiitplIfub. Geb at an,
penbe Ct. Satobs Ole belbrebebes
Saaret burtis. = Sobn %. Sapoen, 40
Brpipect Street, Nortb Nbams, MasI.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
EDS bette!

Nlbum inbebolbenbe Bortr9tter a. a%
8ou9er | Beroen oa ale Yreiiosnfer o.
6oreneoe Slater 10 Gents bper. Yfiero,s.Yt;
@atd Charm inbebplbenoe 5aoeroor. Ts
8ub eler Yertr9tter 10 Gents, 8 Tor sSs mi
Rnipe fra 10 til 70 Gents. Yenrte ~ et" "a
pr. Dor. Blsant % Yennsiiaft fcrsnsr "a
Gents. 9rriipiI rs Gents til $1b; alDr ns,
Is Gents til IS. Rubber Stamps I'll al npoH
garos, 6onpolutter Off. 20 Gents, peSn1zsrr
terpresier $3.50 Nuitf for Biano % n,ssas
for 10 Gents, Wtuffbanblere forlars.l ,sr
Gents for bet famine. Seno 5rtnl9ris 10, ,r
% l6 Sioer iIuitreret 8atalos optr Sa sao'
en- Wuiiiinftrumenter. Wepn "9eeoraPf
TEN. Hbresie
l0.1ltf. Nimeapclis, YF'A'I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
A MAXWELL ROMANCE.
Young Lady Has His Grave Guarded
Attempt to Steal His Body.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept An evening
paper says an attempt to steal the body OF
Hugh NJ. Brooks, alias Maxwell, executed
in August, for the murder OF G. Arthur
Preller, has created quite a sensation here,
and developed some strange facts. At n
very early hour yesterday morninga pistol
shot in Calvary cemetery attracted the at
tention Of Huckstcr Peter Refs, coming to
the city with load Of truck, and few
minutes after closed vehicle passed him
on the road the team attached was on gal
lop. Following the team came man named
John Shovlin, who excitedly informed
Refs that the occupants OF the fleeing
vehicle had made an attempt TO steal the
body OF the murderer Maxwell, whose
case attracted such worldwide attention.
An investigation developed the fact that
Shevelin had been employed and well
paid by an unknown but beautiful lady TO
guard Maxwel's grave at night. lie was
on duty when three men entered the
cemetery and started for the grave OF the
little chloroiormor. Sheyolin fired his
pistol and the men fed No trace OF them
has yet boon found. They left shovel
and rope at the grave. An effort will be
made TO learn who tho woman is who
pays 80 Literally for guarding Maxwcl's
grave.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
The Growth q, a south African Town.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. sept. Morgan Harvey
and u. W. Grcncarc, merchants Of Natal,
south Africa, are In the city. Mr.. Harvey
went TO Africa In 1850, when the flourish.
ing city Of Natal existed only on paper.
'Our progress has hccn very gySh," said
lac, but not ~ great Ne your people would
have made. The productions OF natal nm,
| very diverse. Near the coast We are rails.
ing sugar and coffee in considerable quan
titles. On the plalcaus thc agriculture b.
similar 10 that Of England, and further
back are the grcat sheep farms. IA th,
| Trnsyaal are the diamond mines aud gold
di.gangs. TIM arc great opportunities IN
the mining districts Tor miningcxprris. The
most noted gold seeker IN South Africa h
an American named ROuis, who IL a Colo.
] mdu miner"
''Sincc the prosperity began IN the gold
digging there have been worry larru imp0r
tntons IN machinery aud supplies Mi,
Mr Grccncac, Who Is mcml,cr IT thD
Natal council Eighteen months az
there was q deficit in the council ac
counts Thisycar Their Is r2jO,O 90 surplu
| produced hy customs imports
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
uasEard's "shc" pramsri,sd.

loNpoN, sept The dmmatizntion Of
Rider llaggarl's novel "Shc' was pru.
duocd at lhc Gaicty thcaicr last night and
was received with dcaicning applause by q
crowded house, notwithstanding the weak +.
ncs and sometimes dullncss " the din.
loguc. The sccnrry WIS splendid and
thcro was plenty 1T ballet. At the close
Of the play llaggari made q speech, IN
which lac ayowcl his indebtedness 10 Miss
Eyrc ior the admirable manner Ia which
she rendered her part. lie said ho be-.
level that slight alterations would make
thc play q good one. Some signs VI dis-
scnt greeted the la, rcmark. Miss Graves
AMI VIM. Sidney, the joint adapiOrs, also
spoke.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
sLANDERINa THURMAN.
Republican Papers Accuse Him of over
Indulgence In Liquors.

Indulgence in Liquors.
NEW YoRK, Sept. fudge Thurman
put on his dressing gown and called for the
morning papers at II O'Clock this morning
He expressed himself as feeling very much
amused over the insinuation in some OF
the papers that his illness of last evening
was due TO over indulgence in intoXicat-
ing liquors As matter Of fact lac said he
had taken no liquor during the day, unless
the medicine prescribed by DR.. Gold
thwaite, for his temporary distressing
trouble, contained il. Mr. w. A. Taylor,
Mr.. Thurman's secretary, said he had
been with Mr.. Thurman the entire day
and that IL was q most malicious piece OF
business TO iDsinuato that the latter had
suffered through over indulgcnccin stimu-
lants.
The physician said this afternoon that
Mr.. Thurman would be fully restored TO
health this evening.
Mr.. Thurman will be consulted this
evening in regard TO the demonstration at
Newark, n. j., tomorrow and also in ref
crcncc 10 the proposed banquet.
A large number OF distinguished pOliti-
clans called, but, with tho exception Of
Thomas Mast, tho judge was unable to re-
ceiye them. kilograms and letters wish
ing him speedy recovery have been COM
ing in from all quarters. Mrs Thurman
Jaw some stories in tho Columbus news
papers, became worried aud tclcgraphed
asking whether she should come. A tcle-
gram 10 her last night was not enough 10
ease her mind, and Allen w. Thurman
telegraphcd her today that his father was
all right, and II sho must worry let il be-
about young Allen, whose appetite is in
crcasing ut terrible rate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

of the Union around the glittcring lakes Of
the west. II would come from the SUM
berous savannahs Of the ilowery scented
south, where the father OF waters rolled in
solemn silence to the Gulf OF Mexico.
Applause.
The debate was further continued by
Mcssrs Cameron, McMillin, Nelson, Sey-
mour, Adams Of Illinois, White OF Indiana,
Kerr Of Iowa and Post OF Illinois. II was
agreed that vote on the bill should be
taken at o'clock tomorrow evening, and
the House took recess till s pm, the
evening session to be for the considera.
ton OF private pension bills.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

scENEi Grand Fe nay lnH. Departure
OF
SCENE Arrival the Geographic dp eatofN
18th
~ O he cpu
of
tho
Of
SCENE Entrance the German The Yacht Rn
review King William
Cd O he
the
Mla Able by
O PisM
o Cen
of frontal stie
Vlona tocxo
nion I9cY fro by The Communists and tho Anarchy
noIho g,nn.--non sI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
A .o-pound Ovarian Tumor Removed.

Locu HAVEN, Pa. Sept IA skiIlful
surgical operation was performed here to-
day by DR.. h. +. Baer, Of Philadelphia,
who removed nm ovarian tumor weighing
sevoniy-iivo pounls by an incision OF the
abdominal wall. The patient is twenty-one
years Of age. The tumor was OF only four
months growth.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
THE TEXAS CAPITOL BUILDING.
The Committee Refuses TO Accept 1t
Contract Not Fulfilled.

Contract Not Fulfilled.
AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. G.-Thc State CAPT.
toll board, consisting Of the Governor,
Secretary Of State, Treasurer, Land Com
missioner, and Comptroller, yesterday
held their final meeting and unanimously
passed q resolution refusing TO receive the
building, claiming IL is not built in nc.
corlancc with the terms OF the contract
II IL claimed that the massive copper roof.
leak, and that there aro other serious do.
iects.
McssH Farwcll & Taylor, Of Chicago,
were Ia receive 100000, acres OF land Tor
the building They have been given title
10 all but 300, 600 acres This amount the
state holds ~ a trust until the contract i-
fully complied with, aud do not propose
10 Surrender il until the capitol board is
satisfied with the work. Litigation will
follow, which will be- expensive Ia all con-
ccrnCd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

TuT Row George l.. Ncido, as.istan,
minister Of Cavalry church, now occupies
the rctory on Mil street Anyone wish.
ing the services Of the clergyman should
call nj tho rcciofy or telephone 10 J. Gold.
baum
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
SALE OF ooLLATERALs.

nsTrrEnAY, srrrENnTR n, MKT. AT TttF
" hour II ~ am, the herman nank wiil srii at
ruhllc auction, ~ The hlrhesi hliicf iaf o.sh I'd
We sluln scsi c0fncf q Main AMI Madison tirria
Twenty Hour Thousand nniau III ths pt.,.t,,et t.ft
aud Bot Hallway tumpany iifst NnftraFr HiN tff
Cent honds, due IN tlsNl sid houis Az hold "a
collateral, and carr The unpaid coupons dnu iuly
is.H XIV GOLDSMITH, Caahiof.
NKnruD. TKss.. August q. lssA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
p,.p.p.,., p,.,.,,. Death.

ton Arkrra tuFlish t1spH psia Iailgts will islth
ChJvk lui cur this mot iosiflul " dscasrs Guar
uutu,i - n. 7 uristtI nuHgiat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

sunscnmE ior Tnr WEEKLY ArrEAi. 81
por year, and participate Ia the grand dis.
tribuuon OF gifts December I, 1855.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
anCO-Gernan War.

Rpcto Novel,
hnc Display Balloon
Paris covering Miles OF cana Co,igm 'og9y AnSntro New
The most Marvel Spectacle produced wide
u
y ilery
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

LOUISIANA LorrEnY draws Tuesday,
September ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
nI-.l-.Inni s,nie rnIr.
IrrIlIUIIatrh b mo App1I

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JcEsoS, Miss. sept Tho State fair
directors had n very enthusiastic meeting
loiay. Communications from al paris Of
this State and from other STATES wcrp ~.
cciyc,l, giving o,idcncr VI u lively inicrcs,
M the brtulivf fair There will H. n much
larger display In the main building and
in uir poultry AMI stock departments than
was ever sccn IN this State Entrics oi
hproa irOm Uycry quarter arn coming In
constantly, Chicago ani Tcnnossce turf.
men are particularly interested. A t,,so.
luton was passed giving IN pcf cent. ol
the net pfocrCds OF thc fair to the Conicd.
crate monument nj Jackson. Negotiations
l't railroad excursions each DAY u the
fair ary being had.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

DO You suffer from scrofula, salt rheum or
other humOrsl Take Hood sarsnparilla, the
great purifier. 100 doses n,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

TVS funnics, comedians and greatest Of
Nocalisis al Gontry's Tboa,sr tonight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

TnE lrun Mountain route has decided 10
run a acfics IT harvest excursions a. all
points la Arkansas aud Texas from Mem.
phis on the following datcs September
II aud - anil October . and -. Rates
cor the excursion will ho ono iaru ior tho
round trip, aud tickets will b. COOL Tor
thirty days with stop over privileges.
Any further information desired will bc
chcCnully furnished ~ calling ON
n u. WuSoN.
Passenger aud Ticket Agent,
No. 900 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

In pursuance Of The trust decd rcfisirfci In hook
No TO-, y1gc y rcgsicf, ufhCc shelly county, len.
nusscc, viii ell 90 public auction tu the highest
bidder iof cash NJ The southwest UnfnUf Of ne Iu.
tcrrrriiou Of Main and Madison streets In TaNtng
district OF shelby county known a. Memphis,
Tenn, on
Thursday. October 4, 1883,
for default therein. ~ request N beneficiary that
fnc piccc 81 pfupCfty fruting o n the West sie III
kaybufn avenue. n 5tinJ fcut aud running back
wystNariY hrlwg"u parallel lines 10 fuut n an
alicy-ihc south lluc huiug D. s1.inn iort north al
nrliway.hrius ipt "a and I'd two and thr,.
Micks subdivision ~ pau II lot iUs, Miilonehiy
Williams Tact ~ Fourteenth civil district Md
county Title believed god Sell Ne trustee
., 4 T. lLAD. Trustea
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
Constipation

Demands prompt treatment. The re-
suits II neglect may be- serious. Avoid
all harsh and drastic purgatives, tho
tendency Of which Is TO weaken tho
bowels Tho best remedy Is Ayers
Pills. Being purely vegetable. their
action Is prompt aud their effect always
beneficial. They are an admirable
Liver and Aitor-,linncr pill, aud every
whore endorsed by the profession.
Ayers Pills ara highly and univer.
sally spoken Of by the people about
here. ! make daily use 81 them IN my
practice" DR. l. T.. Fowler, Bridge
pOit, Conn.
" | can recommend Ayers Pills above
all others, having long proved their
value n cathartc for myself and
family" j. T. Hess, Lcithsillc. Pa.
For several years Ayers Pills lave
been used In my family. We ind them
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

firm Of Mr.
4 Co q the
~ y J. j. COwAN
Memphis Tenn lss. C. c. COWN
q J. & Sol
aee Front stroot. Memphis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
Effective Remedy

for constipation and mitigation. and
uro never without them In the house"
Moses Gronler, Lowell. Mass.
81 have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles aud indigestion. during many
years. aud have always found them
prompt and efficient ia their actiUn."-~
l.. n. Smith, Utica, ". Y.
suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that
feared II would cause u stOppage 81 tho
bowels. Two boxes of Ayers Pills ef-
tcctcd complete cure" u. Burke,
Saco. Me.
81 have used Ayers Pills for tho past
thirty years and consider them AN in
valuable family medicine. | know 20
NO better remedy for liver troubles,
aud have always found them prompt
cure Tor dyspopsia." James Quinn, 10
Middle a., Hartford, Codn.
Having been troubled with costivo-
ness. which seems inevitable with per-
sons Of scdon.ary habits, have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping ior relief I am
glad to say thai they have served mo
better than any other medicine.
arrive nj this conclusion only after a
faithful trial ~ their inertia Samuel
4. Jones, Oak It,, Boston. Mass.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED ny
Dr.. J. c. Ayor & Co. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-28
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Ed. Schiefelin leaves for San
francisco to-day.
Mr.. J. Polaski will leave for the north
on this mornings train.
Mine Host Stevenson, of the Hotel
Oxford, left for short trip to Santa Bar
bara yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Gordon returned to the
city yesterday from Santa Monica, and
will leave from San Francisco on Sunday.
e Mr.. Walter D. Withrow, of Blake,
Moffitt & Towne, San Francisco, is in the
city on short visit.
Miss Josephine Brown, who has been
q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rowan for the
past six months, leaves to-day for her
home in San Francisco.
If d. P. Eynard will interview Mr.. E.
German, Chairman of the Democratic
County Central Committee, he will learn
of something Of interest to him.
Mrs. L. A. Horton, who has been pass
ing month in San Bernardino, River
side and the lower country, returned to
g her residence in this city yesterday.
Mime. Modjeska and her husband,
Count Charles Bozenta, are at the West
minister, having come up from their
ranch in the Santiago canon upon
business.
Rev. D. Schneider will leave tonight
for Pueblo, Colorado, in order to join his
family and to perform marriage cere-
mony. He will spend part of his vaca-
tion in Denver, his former field of activ.
ity. The Doctor will return here by the
end of next month. DR.. Schneider is
very much endeared to his own people
and to all the citizens of Los Angeles
Many wishes of pleas ant journey and
happy return will follow the learned and
amiable gentleman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-28
RELIANCE CLUB.
A housing Meeting by This Demo
cratic Organization.


About one hundred members of the
above club met at last night in Judge
Hutton's court room with its President,
W. L. Price, in the chair, and Thomas
Rutledge as Secretary. Sixteen names
were added to the roll. John Riggin,
Sr., Terrence Cooney, J. w. Broaded, E.
III. Boyd, @. E. J. White, Robert Martin
and John Murrieta were elected honor
ary members of the club. A committee
of two was appointed by the chair to wait
on the Democratic organizations and ask
them to appoint a similar committee,
which will suggest to the Chairman OF the
County Committee to appoint one or more
Democrats to watch the registration
board and to see that only legal voters
are placed on the great register. The
committee consists Of G. E. J. White and
Robert Martin, with the chairman
added. II was decided to have an ele-
CANT banner made, to be placed across
Spring street at the corner of Market
street, which will bear the names of the
Democratic standard bearers and of the
Reliance Club. Speeches were made by
prominent Democrats, and motion was
carried to meet on Wednesday evening
at z 80 O'Clock in Justice Hutton's court
room and then march to the Fourth
Ward Club to attend the Boyle Heights
meeting. The regular meeting will take
place on next Friday night. With three
rousing cheers for Cleveland and Thur
man the meeting adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-28

The Trnck.

Yesterday was quiet morning for the
trainers, most of them being satisfied
with giving their charges gentle exercise.
There was long string of trotters out
and the Palo Alto representatives were in
the best possible fettle. Richardson
gave Fandango and Cenovia a good 81
gallop. Dunn sent Four Aces a raspine
gallop over three-quarters of mile, but |
hardly think the two-year-old has come
much since the spring. Walters Del
went slow mile, putting up strong and
we'll. He was followed by Pancho B.
Consuelo will arrive to-day and a better
opinion will then be capable of being
formed as to his merits and those of his
rival Del. ANcrTcr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-28
A Human furnace.

"Burnello, the human volcano" gen.
uine Myal man from the land of the You.
doc fire worshippers, is billed to open at
the popular Dime Museum tomorrow
His performances are said to be really
astonishing. as he actually breathes fire.
he lights lamps, candles and gas by
simply breathing upon them. He kin
dies fires by the simple touch of his
fingers. With com mon match he sets
hre to his breath, which burns like gas
jet and emits volumes OF fame as long as
his arm. In fact, he is said to eat, drink
and breathe the fiercest flames, thus de-
Tying the laws of nature. A host of other
novelties are announced for the stage.
and the Japs are still the attraction in the
museum department.