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A well.Earned Victory.
THE wAsHISGroSs DEFEAT THE CHAMPION pETRorrs
OTHER GAMES.

THE wASHISGT0SS DEFEAT The CHAMPION pETROTTs-
OTHER GAMES.
The senators defeated the DetroitS on Saturday
by the score OF 3 to-. The men from Washington
out-batted and our-felded the champions taking
quick advantage OF some loose playing to get In a
couple OF runs ODay and Arundel and Gruber
and Bennett were the batteries. Washington
made q hits and errors and Detroit hits and =
errors. Mack played on first base, making IL put
outs without an error. Myers hit for a double and
a triple.
New York defeated Pittsburg 6 to4 staIey and
Carroll and keefe and Ewing were the batteries
New YORK made IL hits and errors, and PiItsburg
2 hits and errors.
Tie Hooslers dOwned the PhiIlies, to- The
batteries were Healy and Daily. and Casey and
Cieinent& The HOosiers made IL hits and er-
rUrs, ana the Phillies hits and errors.
After Chicago had q comfortable lead over BOs-
ton, the beaneaters had a batting streak In the
NTH and scored six times The LDal score was -
10 l. hrOck and DAILY and SOwders and OrRourkc
were the batteries Chicago made hits and >
errors, and Boston hits ami l errors.
Al Observation-Disclosures, .; Cincinnati o. AT
Accomplishments, %; Cleveland, U. AT Kansas
tity-h2nsas city, -; Baltimore, O. At St
Louis-Brooklyn, d; 81 Louis, 3.
SUNDAY GAMES.
AT Kansas Ctiy-kaRsaS City, .; Baltimore l.
AT Louisville-LOuisyille, s. Cleveland o. At Gin
cinnati-Cincinnati. A Athletic, 1. AT 81. Louis
brooklyn. 4; 81. Louis J.
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Lively Row ON r SArect.

SPECIAL OFFICER ATTEMPTS TO ARREST A COLORED
WOMAN, WHO WAS HOLDING on TO WHITE MAN,
AND AGENT KEY CLUBS THE SPECIAL
Saturday night, on street, between 9th and
10th streets northwest, some excitement was
caused by the appearance OF a neatly dressed
white man struggling with colored woman who
was holding hun by the arm. When he endeavored
70 forciDly break away from her she assaulted him
and was cautioned by Special Officer BrOcken-
borough TO behave, but became so boiSterOus that
the orficer attempted 10 arrest her. She resisted
together. A large crowd OF people collected In the
meantime, among them Agent Key, or the Humane
Society, who, thinking that BrOckenOOrOugh was
asSaulting the woman, drew his Dlack-Jac and
Dealt the officer blow on the head Upon learn
Ing that he had struck special policeman Agent
key apOlOgZed and the woman was taken To the
station She gave her name Is Annie chin. This
morning IN the Police Court she pleaded guilty 10
a charge OF disOrderly conduct and fined 81 OF
fifteen days. She was also charged with assault
Ing BrockenbOrough- she claimed that she Vas
attempting TO take her friend (her white male
conlpanion) home. She said that he had been liv-
Ing with her for nearly twenty-five years. lie is
said 10 be a clerk in one OF the Departments. For
The assault she was lined 81. BrOckenborOugh
then took the stand TO give testimony against
Agent Key for assauiting HIM. lie said that ne re-
membered being struck on the head twice. and his
head was SO sore that he could hot talk loud
Agent hey testified that he struck the officer be-
cause he thought IL was free light. The judge
said that Mr.. hey was little TOO quick In his
movements. but the condition OF affairs was such
that he no doubt fet the necessity for prompt ac-
Ton. The case was dismissed
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PorsoSoUs COSMETICS.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FkEEMAN'S INDICATED FACE POWDER il
harmless the dew preserves and beauties natural.
y Properly applied cannot be detected The follow.
ing Druggists and those named in succeeding adver-
tiseent comprisin;, all the leading Druggists the
city, sell and specially recommend it.
Try freeman,s Hiawatha handkerchief Extract y
the latest delightful. elegant quadruple strength.
sweetly cLnging, permanent. SOC. per OF.
d b Massey, $40 4th St II. T Stcne, 9TH and SITS.
A. y Ellery, 9th and sts. L. C. Miiburn, 9Th and
Mass ave; L b Cutler. \. j. ave; and g ST.. ". T.
Halieck, 4l9 IL St. A. Is Firney, 9TH and sts A. NJ
kloczewsk, 9th and SITS f. NJ. Criswell IIOI F St
butler d Clsrridge. Ind. and St Van Syckers.
18th and Y SITS; j. W Drew. Conn., and L St w.
l. Mackau, I'D and ats. NV; {. +. Keim 1918 IA
St nw j. NJ Major 9TH and SITS. A. +. Acker Sd st.
9tt 10th ana SITS NV z. T. Cissel lOil st. aud \.
l. ave; 1. +. Cole. S2i 18th st. NV. W. G. Williams
Co., LIST and SITS. NV; 8 f. Ware Ebbitt House Chas
=. Moore, Penn. ave. and 18th ST.; j.. NJ. McComas,
Vermont ave and 18th ST.; +. +. Weller 81 Sth ST.
Rems6urg Elliott. 160s l4th St; A. T. Hofer ,Sth
Evans, Wholesale Agents. apl l-eo:}Iu.
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Affairs I'm West Wasbinuson.

FELL FROM A BRIDGE.-Saturday night Levania
Campbell, young coiored woman, while under
the influence OF liquor, went 10 the bridge SPAN
ming the canal at 34th street, which is barricaded
on account OF It's unsafe condition. After climbing
over the barricade she missed her footing on the
bridge and fell 10 the tow path below. She was
taken up by Of1icerS ShankS and Fisher and car
red to the station, where DIR. kleinschmidt made
an examination OF the injuries and directed that
she be sent 10 Freedman's Hospital.
MORE LIGET.-Seventeen new lamp-pOStS are
being erected on various streets here.
THE CONDITION OF THE WATER could not be aScer-
tanned this morning, the telephone wires being out
OF order.
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w. l.. DoUe1As
50 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN.

The only fine Calf So Seamless Shoe in the world
made without tacks nails As stylish and durable
those costing So &c. and having tacks or nails to
wear the stocking hurt the feet, makes them as
comfortable and well-ftting hand-sewed shoe
Buy the best None genuine unless stamped ON bot
tom "w. L. Douglas SO Shoe, warranted"
W. L. DOUGLAS 81 SHOE, the original and only
handsewed welt 81 shoe, which equals custom made
shoes costing from So to So
W. l. DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE is une1celled for
heavy wear.
W. L. DOUGLAS So SHOE is worn by all boys, and
is the best school shoe in the world.
All the above goods made in Congress, Button
and Lace, and not sold by your dealer. write W. L.
DOUGLAS. Brockton, Mass
For sale in Washington by B. RICH SONS. 1892
and 1924 9TH st.; H. GOLDSTEIN. 9I2 9TH St. A.
soMMERS, SOL eth st.; MRS. GEO. HOFFMAN, 49l
Pa ave. NV. Georgetown. b. NORDLINGER, 1924
ridge st. Alexandria. II. /. SIMPSON.
ap26-thSm-3m
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TRKEE PERSONS CO IN BATHING AND .KE KRo
upNr

TRREE PERSONS Co IN BATHING AND AXE RRorcur
HOME DEAD.
saturday afternoon several OF the members OF
the saiyatoL Army went In bathing In the Eastern
Branch, near the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
bridge. One Of the number, capt joseph Davis.
being unable 10 swin. declined 10 20 In the water
but his companions mate fun OF him Tor being
afraid, and he finally yentured in. lie went oui
too lar, and soon his companions missed him I'll.
came u The surface. but again disappeared. When
ne csile Up the seeVi1 tIae one OF his companions
tried 70 seLe HIN but failed When he came up
the third time he struck against the boitoSo A. ~
boat, WHICH the party had anchored there, and his
coinpanlOus were unable To save him nis bo1y
was recovered IN about fifteen minutes and VS.
to-day, sent 10 his home IN scranton pa @'
Yesterday morning M Henry Lesmann. 1r.. OF
No. 125l sth street, VINO went with a nagfv M,
young men 10 -Four Mile Run on a pleasII lin n
went INTO the water 10 get cool, and was drowned
Ms oous Mas recovered, ana brought To this city
DECREASED. ~ III VIC
About O'Clock Yesterday afternoon a young col
ofeo man named Henry SOtheFn, eInpIoyed nv
Mr.. j. H. s0ule. went In SWIMMING at The sS,lfb.To
end OF the Long bridge. suddenly he threw nm MS
hands ana cred Tor help, but before any one had
time 10 respond he sank Ills body was recovered
later In The evening, and was removed 10 the ;,
home of deceased, On Marion street.
CBARGKD WITH AsstrLrIxG A GrRr-Tbts morn
Ing In the Police Court. Philip Hutchinson aged
nfty-six year., Who keeps boat house at the loot
OF 1lth street southeast, was charged with assa1t
with intent 10 commit rape. Mr. e. "a smith an
peaTed for the defendant and the case WAS con.
tinued until saturday The assault charged Is al
legged TO have been committed on EmLa fSean
mont, an 11-year-old girl. who lives at I.-s2 IIth
street southeast. IL II charged that on the si OF
June, between and 10 O'Clock at night The ie
PENDANT called the little girl into the boat-house
where he assaulted her. The girls Iather when
he heard o. the affair. swore out . warrant, and
the defendant Was arrested By Officer Branson
and was released on $500 bail
THE COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB CosrEsrs-rhe
ne,d-meetlDg OF the Columbia Athletic Club az
Analostan Island on saturday. Tor the benent OF
the Washington Dtspensary TOT Skin Diseases. was
attended oy ABOUT no persons. The contests be-
gan little after O'Clock. The standing hign-
jump contest was won by A. NJ. Coyie; The 100
yards hurdle race By &. l. McCawley; the 100 yards
dash BY l. 4. Reed other winners were as FOL-
lows: Running broad jump. L L. Lewis; pole
vaulttng, l. Y. g. Lamar; three-legged race, Reed
and McCawley; standing broad jump, l. T. Reed :
potato race, h. W. Aoulton, and running high
jump, s. L Lewis The tuS-of-war Was won by
the biue4
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The NATIONAL AMATEUR REGATTA.-The entries
for the national regatta OF the National Associa-
ton or Amateur Oarsmen, to be held at Sudbury,
Pa, on the 18th ana 18th inst, have been an
nOunced by Capt. W. II. Gibson OF this city, secre-
tary OF the association. The only Washington
club that has entered a crew Is the Potomac club.
They Will have a crew Ia the senior four-oar shell
race. Their competitors will be crews from the
Cornell Navy, OF Ithaca n. Y: Toronto Rowing
club, OF Toronto, Canada; PasSalc Boat Club, OF
Newark, y. j.; sylvan Boat Club, OF Moline, ILL.,,
and Farragut Boat Club OF Chicago. Ill
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GREAT REMNANT SALE AT W. ii. HOEKEs carpet
and furniture house, beginning Monday and con-
unuing all the week. Having finished taking
stock here are some OF the bargains: Oilcl0th
mats, ID and pc; remnants OF oilcloth from &c.
up; remnants OF carpets In lengths long enough
for small ROOMS In best ingram carpets, 41c-; best
tapestry brussels, Soc; best body brussels, 1oc !;
best mOquettes, 81 per yard In the upholstery
department-Odd portieres lace curtains, ends OF
tapestry and pushes, at fty cents on the dollar.
Come and secure 8 cash bargain.
W. III. HOEKE,
Sol Market Space.
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HELD TO AWAIT The RESULT OF AN INVESTIGATION
By SECRET SERVICE OFFICERS.
Giuseppe Crugiera, the Italian arrested Satur-
day on charge OF passing a s. counterfeit silver
certificate at the Douglass furnishing store, on
9th street. Is held at the first precinct station to
await the result OF the Investigation being made
by the officers OF the Secret Service. Crugier en-
tered the store saturday and purchased OF
socks for % cents. The salesman gave him a. 10
Change for the - certificate. The peculiar appear
ance OF the note aroused the salesman's SuSpi-
cion and he called In Officer Allen. who placed the
Italian under arrest The note was examined by
officers OF the Secret Service. who found 1t TO be
peared In Detroit last February. Charles Johnson
alias Davis, was arrested for making the counter
felt, but he escaped from his guards at that time
and was captured In Canada last week. The prts-
oner said that he CINE here from New York, but
did not know that the bill was not a genuine one.
Yesterday the officers OF the Secret Service had
the prisoner photographed.
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INTERESTING READING,
HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILK GBENA.
Dimes, Doe sc s'c, S1c. 81 and sI.25
FANCY SILks IL checks anu STRIPES, all colors i'm
mense assortment 81, 40, 10. Acc.
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN finest
BLACK SUKAH SILKS, excellent ouaI,ty iii
WlGth; price @aS &c. reduced 50c.
SATIN MORE lWAIERED SILk). all colors price
was 81 reduced Csc. r
FRENCH sAriLENS. finest quality a5c price was
CHALLi De LANES French styles. 1Oc
INDIA LINEN, fine quality, Price l5c.; re-
ducel Sc. 1870 ~
BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs. French styles, 15c.
Nuns YELLING. pure fine wool. poe.
CREAM A.BAl loss. pure wool. extra wide double
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET
Beautiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS suitable for
real hot weather. all pure tine wool, Immense double
width. cash value O2 &c; reduced 81 DC
BLACK CASHMtkE SHANI.S, pure wool 81 ~
flGUEED INDIA LINENS, beautiful French
sly les. nearly yard wide. lOc.
HENhIEIIA CASHMEkES, the new style besuti-
fui dress goos all pure WOOL all coors, wide double
width. and the price Is reduced f5c.
Nuns Willing. beautiful lace style, pure wool
CASHMERE sHAwLs. pure wool. Cream. Cardinal
and Blue Sl.2J.
Presents for Customers who buy s5 or over Par of
S1!k Embroidered Corsets half dozen Damssk Nan
kins: or pair of Towels W nth 81
BUY $40 or over and :. lee; handsome Bridal Quilt
Two pairs Daniask Towels or dozen Daulask Nap
kins. teiS
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LOCAL MENTION.


For the Districtof Columbia, Virginia, and North
arollna, slightly warmer; local rains; southerly
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FINE GAS FIXTURES at SHFDD & Bro, 9th ST.
SUITS REDUCED TO $3.50. EIsEMAN's, 9Th and E
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TWENTY PER CENT REDUCTION on Trunks, Bags,
Mems straw Hats and Light Derbys TO close out.
X 9 LEWIS, SEQ 7th street, between and streets
northwest
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SEE our $3.50 suit SALE E1sKxiN's, 9TH and E.

ONLY The BEST OF EVERYTHING at the lowest
possible prices. MERITS Drug store,
l0l4 81. NV.
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CoLBuRS's MISUNDERSTANDING Brand is the
King OF Condiments. Flavor and pungency COM
bined In perfection. For sale by GrOcerS-
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PLUMBING AND FURNACE wcRK promptly attended
10 Dy 3 y SHEDD q BRO, 4S2 9th st.
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PANTS TO ORDER. .. EIsEsAS's. 7th ;

LONG Branch BOURBON WHISKY, s1.2J bottle
Distilled In 1874, Cynthiana, Ky. Charles kraemer
731 9TH ST. n. W.
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FUNERAL OF MISS EDITH WALKER.-The funeral
OF Miss Edith Dallas Walker, the daughter Of Gen.
Duncan s Walker, who was drowned at SeabTtght,
y. D., on the 4th instant, took place Saturday
afternoon, at 80 O'Clock from st. James Episco-
pal church There was large attendance OF
friends. The remains were inferred In Oak Hill
Cemetery.
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THE TRADES.

CPEcIALTY IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
- Century Magazines hound Tor 65 and rs ceuts q
IhE LXCETT BINDEkY testsblished 1S<5l. l0l2
IA ave- Al WORK guaranteed 6snd postal. -
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STICKY FLY PAYER, poison fly paper.
MERITS Drug store.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ICOR RENT-921 ST NV: FOURTEEN ROOMS;
u all modern improvements; to good tenant only
$50 month 943 St.; furnished; six rooms large
yard: So Per month Key pa s1s q, sc; siI
five Houses corner Sth and + SITS ne 9 rooms and
bath new S2540 per month. Keys 715. Owner at
5lS 9Th st. NV. ie9- I'm
LOR KENT-A COY GROOM BRICK HOUSE;
gas and water in beautiful location: 1888 18th ST.
u W.. near Iowa Circle. It,
LHOR RENT-6l7 I'd ST. NV, TWO-sTORY
bath: price $3.50. N9-3ts
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TEE Bksr Tonic for hot weather "Coca cream, :"
with graduated Ice, &c. MERITS, Drug store.
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PANTS TO ORDER $3.50 EisEAAS'5 Gth and E
Cool AND INylGORATISG milk shakes, sc.
MERITS Drug store.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Ampuscments yO-siyht.
ALBArGH-s-"PrincesS OF TrebiZoBde."
PANORAMA BUILDiSG.-"Blttle OF shiloh
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WILLIS Ice co. s Penobscot ice-red wagons
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SEE our g. 90 suit sale EIsEx,N's. 9TH and E.
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sr1rs REDUCED 20 5000. EIsEMAN's, 1th and E.
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T I. WALKER sONA 2O4 10TH ST. NV.
d BuilojDg Paporn, Charcoal Portland Consepk
Chimpsy k1ua Wliis sad .&Eoas sand Tag.
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PROFESSIONAL

DRoF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED GLAZE
II voyant, Astroloser And spiritual Medium born
with second slxht and veil Livery hiddan mystcry
revealed kecovers lo.t or stolen proysrty t,nds
sT<edy narriaTes Brlnss separated togethsr. Gives
success IN business Removes ali family trouble!
sDd evil influenced Cures slcknessL II dsapIointed
Is efforts Of tude not all alike. the fr0fesoe
convince the rceptica srungers from ousee
C1ties will BY calling On
the only genuine cizrvoysnt IN this CITY - nc sue
ceeds where al others and adsertscs onAy Nhae
he can do Sittines, Doc. Lafe- resdiny BY nal
receipt 81 Name VI hair. dste VI birth HOoD
sseS IN sana.Ss if'n' " hn Ssi 9th .. ne.
NINE BROOKE TI1Ls ALL The EyENTe OF
INA l1Fk AL business confidential LADIES andgeu-
lemen so cepts each s0s L street. bstwesn 4tb sn1
Ctl strcets northwest eo-4Ows
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DATTON HOUSE ATLANTIC CITY, y J.
Il Arkansas ave. east OF Atlantic Open All year.
JOHN SHEEpARD. Mgr;
N9-lm L C. II. NOsGEN. NJ D.. Prop.
Mt HOME
Nl VII omen June lst Good accommodntions: city
cook For particulars address s. A. LAUGHlIN, Deer
Park. Nd NS-lOts
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NfOUNTAIN NIEW MorsF
JOIN a LANTZ Prnrrietnr.

rENiE GIIsEl ASBURY PARK y. HAS BEfN
II entirely ramodeled repantcd and furnished all
cy conyeniepces. sanitary Arrangements Ieriect un-
olstructed view of the Ocean NJ Ii NGER Jes, -.sIn
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LYON RENT
iii 18th NV, .S35i 1913 10th St, Or. S4..5
21l2-l4 st l2r each.65 1920 18th St Or 1850
1J22H 18th ST., Or. AZ. 30
Apply to GRLEN CUNNINGHAM.
llnl 4 street
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LcOR RENT-3oe 9TH ST s E., TwO-sToRY
u bay window and 6ack; buildins brick house con-
month. WASHINGTON DANENHOwEK Ills r St
jyY-1w
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DE-. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO,
NEW YORK. CHICAGO. ST, LOUIS
i2I -smxx
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223 Pa. ave-. 3-story brick Or and store. .S16675
505 / st, 3story brick rooms. :........... 1900
1124 10th ST. 2-story basement brick. Or. 5000
lob! ST., 2story double house. 13 rooms 10000
1244 Wyie ST., 2-story brick, 8 rooms 14.Q0
jy7-12t NJ. M. PARKER, 14lS + st.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT-
~ Law, Barbour Law Building, 400 Lousians
avenue Washington. u. c, Residence, 12lS II St
u. W. d22
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fNOR RENT
II 14th st. store 12r IS 623 ST., 7r., .S1S
sos Mt. Vernon Pi AR Several small houses %
15l7 18th ST., Tor. mi. 40 FURNISHED
11}5 18th ST., Or. mi 40 327 NJ St, lSr mi. 1925
20lO st,str. Tor, m lao 1911 ST. 1lr., Aug. q
30l Del. a. Ur .cor.,ln40 1883, Tor l. or ) yrs. 1o
Fla ST., l0r., IN 30 . ST. 10r.. H. 80
o3ll St. Tor -. 30 220S l4tb St, 9r mi. 40
1896 18th st, IT.. IN 80 Cottage 10th and Bdy 40
80 St. Sr. 30 Several stables. 12& IL
je2S-2w' G. II. KNIGHT, 6O7 18th st. NV.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-02
TO the COu ell.

To-day is being observed very gen
orally as New Years Day. All the
people are happy excepting the Demo.
Gratis in the City Government, and
the aspirants for Office in the same
party. Pity there should be this
little element OF unhappiness TO mar
an otherwise perfect picture
of measureless content! 1t il
rum ored that the officials who
were in doubt about doing their duty
to the party turned over new leaf Oh
New Years morning, and will sink
their Earring, pool their issues and dc
their full duty. So mote it be. Fol-
by the piper that played before Moses,
il this is not done there will be q new
leaf turned over by the party at the
next election, and it will turn the
mugwumps 80 deep under that
their political heads will not be
seen again. The people are not num-
plugged in any hypocritical pretense
OF doing your duty to the city. There
are good men willing to fill the
Offices. We purposely abstain from
any personal reference. We have no
friend to put in place. We want a
competent, sober, honest Democrat in
every Office in the gift OF the Council.
So that be he that we care not who
he be. The Democrat who does not
vote for his party nominee is serving
himself in some shape or other and
not the people. 1t will be so held.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-02

It is the universal decision OF the
public that yesterdays HERALD is the
finest paper ever issued from the
PRESS OF this city. 1t is confessed that
Ia all the departments embraced in
he makeup of great journal the
edition was brilliant success. The
efzice was fairly besieged all day yes
tsSday by the public, anxious to get
he papers in tens and hundreds for
he purpose OF sending to friends
abroad faithful picture in honest
Rrinter's ink Of all the business inter-
ugas and enterprises of Los Angeles.
y multitude Of this superb exhibit Of
tie city's greatness are now spt edipg
- all parts Of the Union, and to make
their way across both oceans to the
I'D world to tell the story
- this wonderful section. Nor is
20 HERALD unpratefully unmindful
- the fav RS 'broal and Deep
sherewith our patrons and the gen.
k1l public---which is the anne thing
I've loaded its columns in the way OF
1usiness. That, too, by the way, is
- exponent Of our city's prosperity,
Ghich has its due weight with the
kclligcnt reader of newspaper.