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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
slyry.ro1,R YEARS TILE STANDARD.

SIXTY Jour YEARS THE Standard.
Grattan & Co.'S Belfast Ginger Ale. established
In 1925 is conc del to he finest imported
CENTENNIAL F1ZZl
Piper Uedsicck, scc imported unlnterruptedly since
l754. The wine OF the American people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

Sfraifon & storms bouquets
and >eyars hcr rIonuficnrc fgl ale AZ me
Paris Exposition Group .. EXHIBIT ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

MARRIED..
GTOGAr RTNZI.-On TurStiv April Is. n the residence
oi IA. brides mother. 80 Asisonave. by Judge DAILY
Emilio Gingau L. El"auor bunzL
81. !.cis papers plcas' COPY.
HtNpECKER -DARLINGTOS-OnA prl 90 az the resi-
brides parents, Vest Chester Pa Gy thS try
" H. safer Kiwtri - Ioruc UrysccAer. 81 No" YORK
t. ,t''arin~. Ia iri'r ~ Siopan 2. harrington 81
PAKk-CArLIN-A AZ Z.,1 Church saturday. April a.
G. Tiffany. assisted by iic beV. Henry
Wilson, fi'npr iuthrr Pnts. :" Ia :, daughter "f julius
Calm. E-'l. 81 New YORK
PHILLIPS MILLER on Thrr.iav April %. by the Rev
Samuel Daniel Philips 10 Ian :. T. daughter Of
Dr. tiaric Miller
No cfruS
ROY-VoOD On Tuesiar nng April %, .; tho CInrc
81 the H,arcny Rest ~ tie Rev GrcgOrr Lines assisted
by Tie Ilcy Dr D. iaF."r N"rgin James liryau it'y 81,
81 The late Eno- NIr. l''a'eth Alan. dadshiHf
Albert IL NatG all a.; his 'ty.
yON DER fItrTH- SErJ wednesday. frriI -
-: Paul Lutheran Church BY ,ic rev. leo kceulg.
Nicholas der 5eh 10 Adelaide E. daughter OF SchHs
Bcuomnn.
No'er' ~ idrriqJer SssH - afJrJsf eild fst name
ana address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

Reduced Railroad Rafea-Exeursion ticks~ c -, III
sodi ana exchanged. open n u ~ "a " - ras
savgf r. New 1LLIAIS. Railroad in1e' p''"''' w.
Broadway. near rieeckeTst
i,I do ,rc,i TO rail- and inspect the esabs hment
O, john : Hun. No 5GD Broad 'ay
An Onciai Medal d tho Washington tenI'D"N' VIZ "
gwen 10 every purchasnr " tlo MAIN fo"H'nn r'h
.raussd TO bs gold aud 70 give perfect
pre-. Al 10 "a 90 And 81 so each. by mall pf.f~ lie
Msaa vtil be hsudsone souvenir Of the ce'oratSoh'
u..As,.rser, for oil supplies in the stationery lice.
JOHN .. HULIN,
No 800 BROADWAY. n. Y.
tn. l.rx.s badsomest and complete Account Book
xsuufscsory - Prlntas Esabshmsn tss f1e CONNER
cal wscx IN Nevrsgk cu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

Int akc Old De dyed cenSed equal 10 new 0T
the OLD STATEN ISLAND ESTABLISHMENT Established
1879 - uu1rc-st so Broadway Go Gthave. 2iS West
l25tNst, and 326 and i9l Fulton 81, Bro0kya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
rc.iqions Notices.

r Ak s0r fHYEGH s. Ts: sn Of Is n
at ntH p NJ S'I nay T. 7 utcnEs will preach
uoii. Sa.iar. o'crek Crtsn!al Da5 service i4i
apnr9pra y a|@"iar crna &c. + gn,rht. 80 Teg,
peI5r Co musical fono alpFSyE,ii@ FOR bs ,Ss
sGfY 6g NJ II G. Nc.,em IoSE@H Bofll!DUS,
Pc e E6wTN ? GALWAY. secretary
rgroEyro fA 81 .s sFay'cEs 3, N ass
gC9 %No> or'ac.s" ..wa.sinrs@o'. 7,r~Tei >ia,r.,
~a.ng As'..t Tee7 @'; '' ri,c ii n%c
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY e4th-s,.
iiq' s @i':'1: e T7sSaf fierS
. .4 Frif f'S' evening" W cora l,on and KIND
CHURCH or THE MESSIAH. corner s,.h-ss and
j. rEicu Collin. e,ro'ng. ?, NJ: nv nosEkr
o. John 'B'isat5
CHURCH or THE HOLY SPIRIT. N.d'Go-',s ; o..
ss.. s%H3s$; 81 IL 5;:' q G!T 1'i9G
u VIA ;@' l,1 sEs III l, :Si..
GGG'iqlHrRr NJ WILLIAM corETNry, ~. sD',
RSn an, sd saue n %ais% s. ot1c
TUESDAY. April 81. q. "a.
' -, ~ :. - T.. Ma,.u-. 10 So."mn celebration,
10 Is. solemn N~e.ef>. , H.
DISCIPLE, og CHRIST 5e;h,' near s'h-a'e,
Naming IT, .aS.l E' III. Na:ga Wise SOD j. tn.
rc1t" eyen.ns subject " The k"Tiou' Character 0f
Wa.hington'
sTEH cA Fsss e ors e as' b '2s :;'i;s
invited WILLIAM r. BAENAED Superintendent
urGu O. pLNTECOsT W.. .bea. znd MIS- pENTE-
cosT vii .ing a, Mason' Temple 23t'st and O.a aNas
SN,tay uornng IS ii % ciock. Subject; tn O1p' oi
Plenty
sP1RITU ALIsrs MEFTtHGs. , ane SD; Ar
usrsabs spltt lecture. The Possibility u M9i.unsnip
pcmonstra,ss ani many u.e luHs Ia DhcnIn"nal e's
ST NARKs CHrRCH Ioth-st., cor I'd ave Rey
+ H. KYLkNCE d D.. Eeeor.-Mcrning -ervl-s ~,
ard Confirmation ny Bl-kop Potter. F'enlng s~rvioe,
IN Sresl.l r,p,ica >eryce. Selections from 'StaoN
Major and THE 4ciemP.lon' Wiz L. sung
ST. ICNATICs CHURCH, Sc West 4osh... Rsyy
AEyitU'R HfltHIE Retot -suaaay :. 80 sc.
N.@;Sr The R.-urreeiion BODY Ddly e. 80 - L.
ana D. IL Holy Days and Fridays. 10 D H. exo~
THE FIRST SOCIETY OF spiRiTUALisTs, Aaet,pa'
Mi SIhay. and 5c..sI-Mr. } j. NOkSf. a 'I' ~.
ihg trance 4ea.es will answer questions ssS. ys.tsra
aullsnrs AZ IL a m. snf will discourse On ~ thA
snr,u,sr, the Third Great sbAnchssm ~
race r., The n.n %se, sg M rrs ' CocIRAN
SsSt c,eos pS %i1 spriiasl I.sgh' e Hen
n, Mof,sE viii part IN tho m.eths' "a s,,. 49,
nv RSoN Mis- " AIM and other mediums VIZ y"
Hi.s HAuiE MoRToE VA vhis'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

To ta,e educated palate of connolsscu there Is
nothing finer than head Bros. Dogs Head brand OF
BASS Ale. 1t can be had everywhere. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
Post Once Notice.


Should be read daily Interested changes may
Ictisrs Tor t@,sn countries. need not be .peehy ad
drerei for di>pa'cn by any iarc'.2 'er ana tS
msFeal documents letters NOT .pfcay a1de'S'd being
by The :aste-t vessels o'a!abr 49,, u ,o..
Foreign mails for ;he week snins May VIII eo''
pSIS = a. NJ, t,r Cuatemas and puerto Corter.
Dor - :, Prot Molr, from NeH-oll"rn> -
At D. n for bc" e S ems a AMI rScr,o cortz per
5. Ctg Of Dallas. from New Orleans. v,.
consin va letters for Tea Britain ara
eon-in"l at p NJ for Buchei' yer > W. IT, hewe''
from Nry2+i5ST NJ for Belgium direct per Sc
pcnrisnd VIA An,Hrrp ce,tor- must De directed per
snnlnot" At M fer and p~ ,s my and oi Other Other
European countries must be directed per CITY Of New
Southampton and bremen lIet@rs for irsnd must be d.
cced per Traye) at 10 M Tor Ccnrai america AMI
DEBTORS FOR Guatemala must be directed per City Of
TIfrRsrAY-M Pr m for E"r Dr",s, per , :: s.
or@@c" q, = for TH :. ana r D' fSr cpmpechs
ChiapaS Iaba-o and YrGnsn per %y u =, hs ss
be directed per city u AleNandris') ..y-r--A m
stTUnnAf-\t a. m for Fr'nce swit1' a. Ts,.sS
Of a NJ for Great Britain, ireland Belgium. Nether-
Ge.tor. tor o.h@r Egropca coug,rie: be directed
WI A4rana' Tor Germany t Dg%ma r.;
ST .rcn "t Er' ana H. V ireland su
Netherlands anl Austria via Southampton. must be DE-
nctct per FN,la"l A. a. tor scotland direct, per
neyoro " Glaew ic@rS must be dirGsra rr
per Yecr1am lettrrs mus be- directed " per Neen-
II a for Jamaica IN mel anu AnN 'ANFs
a II = fpr PORT Az Prime" and Jacmn.
DIR r?ins Narift- iette"- sDr Curacao. NeneruH'n
Trinidad British au1 Dutch Guiana must be directed
per Prins Naurits"': - ,. ~. for cuba per = =
Manhattan DEBTORS must b. directed - per
Manhottarrl d. Tor P-pgI' 40. pr = VI L.
Vaysn.c Via II0sanl lc'ers Tor ohrr MeNran Siates
mn =: be drrciI p.' " l.. Vtlav"rie@ ~ , m Tor
Jsnaica Grry'own Belle ''uat nal1. Puerto '"rt'n ana
TrIxill0. per :. llonip
SUND iY-At D. N. for Costa Ria VIA Lmon, per
sa aGAP tar t ,.H Now 2ce,ni rrowali,n FIJI ana
Samoan Islands. lcr Alan.d1 from san tranccol.
cosc horn April ~ AZ p for On arrival ~ New
e. ~ British mails for Ausralia.
Nsils 'or China and Japan per Gaelic ,from san
Francisco, clos" here May 3 ~ T. Mails 'or rho
Hawaiian Islands. Der rmatils iron San Francisco.
cI-o Nav ~ a. o. III. Mails for the Society
Islands Der shin Tahiti ffanc'scn close here
May 'oJ A. p m. Mails for cuba by 'a b. Tampa
Fla ard thence steamer. VIA krY Wo-t, Fla close
a. this oncr 1,ly ~ 30
The -ctc uln II closing ~ T'rDs-P1cih" mails Is ~
ranea! on nrrnt - their unntrriup'"1 orori1nt
transit D. San F-rlc,. co MAJ, '"w nc i'~t arriving
On rc a. san Fr9nciscp ~" fay 4 saH, ~ ~.amrrt
are dspstchod th0nc' The lay Registered nail
close, ut % 80 g. ~. rr'yi"u~ dfT.
r =. JAMES. Ar'inr P,-'mastr
rn.l Nnc.. N.,.NnrA y Y. WI 2G. lS-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

| The Improved Portable Balcony. The Queen be-
s.- heis used Tor vfrng PROFESSIONS be put 10 many
". teal ass cleaning Windows painting glazing
| aud Ortsine repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE ErirhANY G4,hs,::
AMI Mad ~ EDFtt pi.4sHc- sunday a.
II and : Il Evening ,oyc: ~ fInibuS 4 aim .
sunta boo 70, -. PIa,et meeting Wstresiay
aaG FRIDAY evening, cordial invitation and kinf
welcome 70 all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

Watchers Il tho pnrndc viii doubtless notice tbe
colossal wooden Washireton tst.nding IN old
Battery park 1923 1919 in the arch Fitth-ave
AZ Wa,crlry plrcr Till supplied by Syphcr CO..
who have ether Washington relics that cannot b. thus
publicly exposed II"r' Is his punch bowl rs lin i,
deep blue with hand ~ stars: th" ousid" Is MS
InouneIpl1: on n,1. IS Gclr ~ the United States
frieato Defender old bowl haS been broken into
dozen pieces and clanlcd together Here Is low round
dish presented Lafnvete N Martha Washington,
AID bearing monogram the OF the then hteen
states arr on edge. Ure eight plates,
large platter. saucetOat ana teapot. In bneand-whe
ware presented Washington by the Society q the
Cincinnati ani each piece bears The coat % arms or tss
soccfv IIrre Is az painting Of Washington In Brl N
49, ,r,n wearing n, coc"i hat aud silver gogst
ing c1pi.n under BriddocH In thf French Indian
wa. til, r. -hi O, ha,r tcn painted by IN" uncle OF
Pcrnr,nd Pale Here al-,. lot = old rv>papcrS OF
colonial nos,or tn Il, and Country Jour
,,~ ~, No-rh 70 10 Also ono curious horacspun linen
curtain from \ high.pcst J~ coors. With Tire" Of
Tne-,vp With the motto where liberty dwcilS there Is
my our,ry" mad l7-6 This store Of Syphrr Co.. ct
t,o,dvav AMI S.y"mte.nt,,-t I, verab' museum u
h,or,c ard artistic curos and -hOrd overlooked
v ntoll-en -tlangcrs. The fullest inspection Is wei
come, IL change.
& r.rGnut suites
can be hst the Tlaia! hcue. The Cambridge Tor
hilanc" q season rom baftes VINO
have gone abroad Apl'v AZ sDf shave
Dnrina hs groqr speech Parne case Sir Charles
Rl, sell drank nothing bat Blook,r's Dutch Cocoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
GOOD NEWS FOR SMOKERS.

GOOD NEWS FOR SMOKERS.
All brands VI fresh imported, koy West and New
York cigars at uniform profit Of 80 cents per 100
Price list FREE Fl Captain General Cigar store. 23l
HiOalWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
~ MENOHy or GENERAL GRANT

Chosce .ca'> t- a." centennial parSdcs arr *
vsrisoc Oh lie cigl;h page Of The Tribune to Gay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

At Err0EvED CATHOLIC SERVICES Masonic
Trrl ct,-ave and esi = -tscaHE. -. E"h.r
warning Ac.nst Tnrc'gi Roman Csr.oic Influences"
Str,ny.Ts rrotrs'1ut, at ca noi.'s rriay invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
MARRIED..

Why Don't You TRY tnrirr'- litic Liver ifiis 90,
They positive SICK hraGhche anu all tic ills
uroauccG disOrl0red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

For tho Blood. Nerves
~ foin.
CARIIitS IRON PILLS.
Unnkinaon's ~icam srpct leaning WORKS.
~ Fast 2.'hst established i~i cTlgr Tree IN ts itnt
south u 1909 81. r'iayEga spciaity
In addition 10 our large variety Of
TRUNKS and BAGS FOR Am,ro,n AMI steamer us" we now
ODER for European Travel the .stest trunk the wori
TIL; BAMBOO TRUNK.
CROUCH q FITZGERALD.
Our goods aro) 4 C,r;iauR ST.. YVES; Of broadway
foi sale Only SO broadway. below Prlncest
at our >iores) 723 sixth Avenre. below +J4st
John II. Woodbury., tho notcl nernai1);is can De COO
suited 2l0 Wes I2l>. Nc" York tly. Oh all sNih ana
brthmlrks r veins nol"s p1vl'f .aNk',
without 40 s-ht
10 cents for l2e pag, book al snn p"rcciipna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

who is at lcast no stranger to them and whom thew
There Las been no time, Mr. President. during my
long terms Of once here. when should not have been
party, gentlomen, do no, fail to remember this-thai
fo fourteen years Democratic vote, have kept me Ia
the presidency Of this club! IL IL pleasure to recall
The fact a, the moment when ! am ccatng 70 be BE-
all parties and 10 all sections. Even my dearest zoe,
tho Mugwump, Is American citizen, and 50 l have
II great privilege 70 represent the great Republic
abroad. But there arc two other privileges IN yolvod
being msdo to foei at home by receiving the visits of
your travelling countrymen, and The priceless privl
ioge Of being able 10 resign and come homo "hen
Plcase don't consider me, however, as naming
Tells about his old friend Judge Grover. Of the Court
of Appeals. He had neighbor Farmer Jones who
Judge Grover doubted Jones's Iness bnt thought
ho would try tn secure the main point and 80 wrot
me ,s aS E T OF Viii kpu na Yo"h
by return mail calne back Farmer Jonets reply
lie would do anything he could to oOhes Judse
absolutely without pledges Gentlemen asplians
please 10 understand that do speak Of NE right o.
would arric astonishing misconceptions q the a'ncc
and OF ones sof 10 assume that any Amerlcen Goun
j4min Franklin. and honord since By long lin" Of
distinguished mcn,anrnc who's namrs NOV MI NJ
Washb"rne. Moves. Morton ana McI,ne Npplaussl
Incredible would DO the duness Of the man who dd
te most brilliant capital ~ Furupe 10 that marvellous
people who have often swayod the deslnlcs OF 'r
Old World and have lch enduring and benehc"nf
record IN the history Of Tho New WOrld-o'ir ore his
torlc ally, faithful through century OF unnIuWnn
trlendship. and doubly cni"ard 70 Us now by kindred
government ard common aspirations.
Tho land Of sunshine and ~ song,
Her name your hearts divine,
To hcr this banqucts vows belong
Whose breasts have poured its wine.
Our trrsty friend our true ally.
Through varied change and chance;
So M your flashing goblet high,
give you, Nive la France
Once more the land Of arms and arts,
OF glory. grace. romance,
Her love lies deep In all orr hearts.
God bless her, Vive IN France!
prolonged applauscl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

Soi--. u rarriaJer s.sH iad,rJsi eiLI fsH name
ana address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

ALL. SOULS CHURCH 4s'h. st. ives, OF 9TH ave. frY.
EiJ,VNED r BAfTlETT .. D. Dean ot PM if"lph,a
divinity ScAoHl N.u rn.f'h n II ~ EyehsOns
az D. n. Hcv. = L. HUGHES will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

: low f.FENNI rEIFFT
can be hst the rrlaia hcue. The Cambridge Tor
bi1nc" q season rom paftes VINO
have gone abroad Ap.lv 1874 SHAVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

Edward Srhrnrk. Arrti0nrer,
CEDAR.sT, NEAR BROADWAY, ~ "
GRAND CENTENNIAL
Sa!cof
A SUPERB COLLECTION OF
ORIENTAL CARPETS And RUGS,
ON next THU RSDAY AND FRIDAY AlFEENOONS, May
2ahd B. commencing AT 10 . CLOCK ca n nay
Strangers the city as well a. all private Onyrrs ait
ladies Viii nnd this salr unique Opportunity 70 secure hDe
Carpets and !.ugs
PLEASE NOTICE HOUR OF SALE.
pre.erve this advertsonen Will not appear again be-
for Ia sale
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25

]. M. Taylor stated that he is very
much opposed to the sewers. He will
not be compelled to vote for any certain
scheme. He thinks economy should be
considered, and the ability Of the people
to pay for their Improvements. He is in
favor Of giving the sewage for irrigation
purposes, and he is large land holder
below the city. He eonversed with fifty
men on Friday and purposely kept ae-
count of their views. Two Of fifty were
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25
New Sufts.

Sarah G. Miller sues James Smith and
others to recover payment on two notes
for $500.
g. @. Corand and others sue M. G.
Carnicle to quiet title to piece of realty
in the city.
The Schallert. .Ganahl Lumber Com
pany cues D. V. Waldron and others to
recover $443.49 due for material fur
nished.
The Providencia Land, Water and
Development Company sues Grace M,
Giles to compel the defendent to carry
out the terms of ascontract to buy corner
lots.
Thomas w. Temple and Mrs. T. F. de
Temple contest the will fled for probate
as that of the late F. W. Temple, on the
ground that if he ever made said will, he
did 80 because of undue influence
exerted upon him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25
The Steamship Ont.

The so per cent. reduction in the
freight rates of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company does not appear thus fal
to have materially affected business il
any way. The company has not ex
perienced any tidal wave of freightage
and indeed has found its traffic but little
increased. The fact that the cut is for 9
limited time and certain purpose
probably deters shippers from increasing
their orders. News came yesterday to
the office of the company in this city that
the schooner Protection had been taken
off. The Santa Maria, however, con-
tinues it's regular trips.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25

Ohas. A. Baskerville, Notary Public
Conveyancing, legal documents, shorthand,
Itype-writing. Laniranco Building, 11S North
Main street. Telephone 49,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25

Has our City Engineer ever conducted or
carried on any such colossal wcr as this
Has he ever had such a contract on his
hands in his life? Suppose he is so per
cent. out of the way. who will take care
of the consequences? If contractors fail
and bondsmen become insolvent, will
the laborers who are asked to vote for
the bonds feel that they have bettered
themselves?
Every man who has a little home in
Los Angeles, and who is of humble
means, but yet has a foothold here, is
interested to greater extent than our
wealthier citizens in defeating this at
tempted outrage.
STEPHEN NJ. WHITE.
Endorsed by the committee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25

ply to the ones written by Marshal Morse
we're not received until May 18th. These
reported that Hamilton had a wife living
put did not name the place. Mr.. Morse
then investigated the affair thoroughly,
which resulted in getting letters from
the man who employed Hamilton when
ne was married; from his wife, her
father, the Judge who married them,
and from the Sheriff of the county where
the marriage was filed. The facts as re-
celved were placed before District Attor-
ney Conner, who made out a complaint,
which was sworn TO by Marshal Morse
August 10Th. The Judge who married
Hamilton and his wife in the East is now
on his way here to testify in the case.-
San Bernardino Times-Index.
Most Sierra Madreans will remember
Mr.. L. E. Maidhof, an intelligent New
York gentleman who spent the greater
part of year here for the benefit of his
health, and who returned home last Nay
quite restored. He feels lively interest
in this section, and in long private let
ter to the editor, among other things,
says: "There is to be held in New York
in 1892, grand Worlds Fair. The Ex-
position will probably be the greatest
ever seen. Now, here is an opportunity
loi Doutuciu OhiiluTulh tO buOW ltk oif III
proper form. 1t ought to have such an
exhibit as will show to the world the
wonders that it is capable of producing.
Its fruits (green, dried and cry stalized),
its canned goods, its raisins, olives,
wines, ETC., put up in proper shape,
would astonish and surprise the hundreds
OF thousands who would see them. In
fact, all the capabilities of your section
should be set forth. These you know
better than 1. But l want to say, that
while 1892 may seem long way off, it
is none too soon to organize and get
things in shape now. Southern Califor-
mia should have special exhibit, all to
itself and such places as Sierra Madre
should be representa- d. throw this out
as suggestion. The Los Angeles Board
of Trade will probably be first TO take
cognizance of the Exposition and 60 to
work on the matter but the press must
start the ball. The entire press of South
ern California should continually sgi-
tate the subject, and urge organization
and action. Here in New York, .the
newspapers devote space daily, and there
is no cessation. ~ Sierra Madre Vista.
Following is summary OF the ASSESS
ment of the county for the current year:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25
Souvenir du Centenaire.

Messrs. Thomas Laughlin, Jr.,
manager, and Prof. Felix Viole,
editor of lie Progress, have just
issued special edition of that paper in
book form. Among its we'll written ar.
ticles the edition contains "L'Expiatiop, p
by Victor Hugo, "De Profundis," by P.
Deronlede The publication is beauti
fully illustrated and it is gotten out in
honor of the French Centennial,
celebrated on the 14th and 10Th of July,
The speeches of the different orators OF
tnat day are published in full, as also
the patriotic poems. The enterprisine
publishers are worthy of great credit for
their work, as 1t is one of the finest pub
LEGATIONS in the French language We
have seen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25

w. J. A. Smith said he is for sewers,
but not for the Ballona plan. The sew
age ought to be used for irrigation. The
present plan is a very extravagant one.
Here are a good many opinions. If
the city generally stands at these voters
do, the bonds have no more chance OF
carrying than water has in sieve.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-10

Uncle Richard Reid, colored, is
about 20 years old, and is a Baptist
minister in active service. He has
ffty-one grandchildren, the oldest 10
years and the youngest five weeks. lie
has fourteen children living, and eight
dead, making twenty-five in all. He
is now living with his second wife,
who reads the newspapers for him.
Abbeville (Ga.) Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-10
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
For Integrity of its Drawings, and
Prompt Payment of Prizes,
Attestec as Follows:

I'VE do hereby certify that We supervise the ar.
rangeu eats for all the Monthly aud seDii-Annus
Drawings Of the Louisiana state Lottery Company,
and in person manage and control the drawings
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairness, aud Ia good faith toward all par.
ties, and we authorize the Company TO use this
certificate, with fae-similies Of our signatures al.
taOhed In its Advertisements"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-10
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates, or any further de-
sired. vrit' legiOly TO The undersigned clearly stat,
ing your residence, with Stato, County, street and
Number. More rapid reiuTn mail delivery will be-
assured by your enclosing an Envelope tearing
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-10
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

100000 Ticket ~ Twenty Dollars
Each; Hhlvr- SO 40; Quarters S.
Tenths 81; TvtnfIsrhs 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-10
TTNPRFCEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER A Mill ION DISTRIBUTED

Louisiana State Letter vlnluny,
Incorporated by the Legislature iOT
Educational anu Charitable PURPOSES, and its ran
chise made a part OF the present state Cousi tuition
In 1873, by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS Ian place
Sen'i-Annuaily, (June aud DeceInbeT.) aud
its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER ORA "
iNG~ take place in each of III" other ten
months of the year and are all drawn In
public, at the Academy of Music New Or
leans, La,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-10
Address Registered Letters
Containing r"arrncy to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BASK,
NaM OTleAns. La.

"EEMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes
IA GUARANTEED By FOuK NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and The Tickets are
signed ny The President OF an Institution, whose
chaTtertei rights are recognized IN the highest
Courts; therefore, neya are OF all limitations or
ANONYMOUS -cbemes.
ONE DOLLAR Is the price 81 he smallest part
or fraction OF a Ticket ISSUED BN Is In any
Drawing. Anything in our name Offered tor less
han a DOl'ariS a Swin1le
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-10

BY ordinary leitcr, Containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York EI'
| change, DTant " postal note,