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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04


Philharmonic, March 3D. The bJiy OF a
murdered Hebrew peddler was found M \
millpond near Turnerville, Gloucester
county, n, j.. on last Wednesday, where II
had probably lain since last N0vember
Joseph Hillman, a yonng married. man WIN
looked upon us the probable murderer and
enrly yesterday morning crowd rusha.!
to his houee and In an angry tOne ia.
mauded to know why he had Killed IN,
peddler. The poor fellow protested his ,n.
noceuce, aud was badly frightened. m,
was then told OF the suspicious against him
and also that It was believed that thu good.
he had been Offering for sule 10 lhs vicinity
we're those belonging to the murdered man
Hillman declared he was innocent, hui De
tective Garrison took him into ruato,v
Iiillman Wal subsequently, released. III,
murdered man WIS from Philadelnhln
where he had wills and three uhlldTen
but his name Is unknown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

at the court house on Saturday there was
an Interesting trial before Referups r.. n.
Belihh, Edward Darlington ani s. Isod-
mond Smith, Eco, OF the suit OF MIS-. III. Il.
Richards vs. Joseph p. Chandler. The
parties reside In CbrIstiana hundred and
were Joint executors of tho estate Of
Mrs. ltlchaTd5' deceased husband, In
settling tbs estate MIR. Chandler re-
tainud tho fnlt commission, claiming that
M no hnd ali this work TO perform he was
omitted to All NJ tho compensation. Mira.
Richards tten enierod suit against him for
her share of the commission. The referees,
after u full heatihg Ot the cnse, gave jndg-
ment for the plaintiff for $40. A. Il, San
born. ESQ. tor plaintiff ami Harry Emmons,
Esq, for defendant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
on,c Mun,.,pa, Elections.

CNcISsAri, o.. April Yesterdays
municipal elections in Ohio had many
mixed results. Democrats elected mayor
In Akron and Springfield and carried the
principal offices In Mlddletown, Akron,
Notwaik. Bueytus. Fremont. Circleville.
Ohidlicotho, Portsmouth, Lancaster. wapa-
kOneta. n. Mary's. Hamilton, THIN, ZaInes.
willie. Newark. Kent, Canton and Sidney.
R-publicana were entirely or nearly sue.
caisful In Logan. Lebanon (where local
option was defeated); Troy. Mt. 0ilead,
Kenton, Urbana. Piqua. London. Cam
bridge, Ripley, Vanwert. Sandusky,
Wooster and Fostoria. In Kent the Issue OF
prohibition was prominent and was car
ried by one vote.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

yhtladeipbla u mo lowest bIduHr AT 5i3s ilHU
iot dredging In the Patapsco river channels
uesr Fort IetisGry.
--.-------s = -s--.a---=-.-
--.-,'rhe court OF Cheser ao6pty hRs finally
declined 10 RELEASE tbs tOtel Of the late
Chandler Phillips hi AgOudHle. |. HJp1
HershherSer, proprietor.
The stable VI Ds. J. Il. Warren Of Weaf
Chester (tOimerly OF Newark was burlsi
on Friday morning. james wallace and q
L. Smith, two Mesi UAusthr hrCmrn, were
badly Injured while running 70 the IRE
Thomas D. Flnegan, well.kuOwn Citl-
zen OF Chester, Pa, who died Oh Nnutsd ~
last and WAS Eourlsd on Monday, was ~
ons time resident OF this city, aud has
two sisters living here, besides Other rala-
tlyr7. He was u brother OF the lErs Henry
j. Finogan. general freight agent ~ the
f., n w. b. railrond aud for several
year, member OF City Council from iha
Third ward, md a brother-in law of the
lata Peter n, Brennan,
The new chiefs Of APPOINTMENTS Tribe
Imph o H. NJ, 81 Oh ,s-a are: Prophet,
Robert PinbArlOw. Sachom. W. Il Rhodes
Senior Sycamore, W, II Hickey; junior
Sycamore George u. lih0des; Chief d
Records, " u, Tucker Assistant Chisf oi
NecOid7, v W. Rose, il; Keeper ui
Wampum, j. Heldmyer Trustee, A
qhomas; Ftist sannap, o. H. Rose; Secuud
HanbBp A iteynhtd3, First Warrior, j q
Clo'hler; ISrcoui Warfior,J n Ch,es-riatl
THIRD Warrior A. Thomas Fourth Warrior
JOHN Eills; FIRST Brave. 7. u. tlnu- Secunt
Bcnye, W BogenshupE; Gaufi Of Forest
y. Sattorneldi Guard Of Wlgwam, r. "
grouch,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

DR.. Austin Flint, late professor in
Bellevue Hospital Medical College, Eel
low OF New York Academy of Medicine,
member OF the state medical societies OF
New York, Virginia, Rode Island, Massa-
ohusstts, NO, says in speaking OF Rright's
disease, or advanced kidney disease,
"The minor effects are headache loss OF
vision, impaired hearing, involuntary
muscular twitohing, cramps, drowsinsEs,
vomiting and diGrrhna." These are but
some Of the common symptoms of this
mslady, which accounts for Warmers
safe Cure enring so many diseases $50.
called) which are not diseases, nut are
syrnrtonis of advanced kidney disorders.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

suu Hl Correspondent Gaz, tie atend ,lruruHl
SwAETHMoBE CoELEGg. April L. The dates
~ The spring recess Of Swa,thmora College,
have huen changed by the authorities and
me time heightened. several infectious
diseases prevail among the students, and It
has bsan deemed adv Saba 10 tRke gdvau-
iaga Of this opportunity to make come 10
pairs ard alterations 10 he college build
tbg4. Those students who reside IN pelt.-
ware and who return this evening are.
Rslph stone, 10; frederick Il, Sbuno '5i,
Joseph B7lugbntst, ~ K4thArius ryler,
o.. Edith \ Trump %, Susan n Van
/ Irpmp, ~, Z. Miisr Bailey aud Horny
Hopes 81 this city; 4, q. 0ummin-, Jr
~ Of Snyrnn; JamrS ". Ponder, 20, of
Milton; and Horace q. Vernon. ~, OF Nit.
] Cuba. Toe students arc required TO return
| on the 18TH Instant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

Some boys abouy $50 O'Clock ~ Saturday,
afternoon while playing with car loaded
and the ggr went dRshing Down ths iDClius
plump Into the stetn VI the Steamer Bran.
dywine. wh,ch WAS fastened 10 tue wharf.
Tbs Brandywlne's rafting was tori
away and about Four EIueis of hsr
deck house, through which the ca1 Wsnr.
The boat SUSTAINED damages amounting 20
about sllC
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

On account OF defect In title. the resi-.
dence Of the late Captain N, Il. Bsnson,
which YVES recently purchased by John G
Baker YVES sold At shrriif's sale, Saturday
afternoon, Mr.. Baker being tins purchaser,
for $4,000. The morocco factory OF tbs
late John Taylor, on Fourth street near
Madison, was aOid 20 Bsri lulln Nielis, E-q
attorney, for $1,000. A two-stOried house
at A and cottonwood streets, South Wi.
mington, owned hy Tho,nas Thompson,
WIS sold 10 +. Il. Hofeeker, Esd, attorney
fnr AIlO
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

=, william Roberts, NJ. D., physician 10
f : manchester, England. Iniirmary and
4 Luhsuo Hospital, professor OF medicine
W wen college, says: I'm great ma
yoliy Or caseB BtiRhts disease begins
slowly and imperceptibly." This ia s1ffi.
v,eht warming, ind justifies you in usinp
warner Safe Oure before your kidney
trouble becomes chronic, or nyononnae e
Brights disease. 0ul'eu
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

William Manuel, OF Newark, car
penter about B2 years OF age, was
stricken with paralysis about 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning while at his work.
His whole left side was pasRlyzsd. He
was carried into the residence OF Joseph
Luton, near by, where he now lies in a
prscAgiouB condition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

Robert Morris dwelling, ut Ueorge-
ioWn, was burned saturday night. Most Of
the iurnitutG was gotten out tn Il dana
G.uditiOn. TIE fire was attributed ia de-
fFctivs ilue There was An insurnprN Oi
81 100 III the Queen Insurance Company
On the house, and $40, IN tie Kent County
Mutual, Oh the furniture,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

special correspondence OF tiaaette and journal
MILFORD, March 27.--The Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows OF this town met
on Monday evening in their room for the
first tmo since its improvements have
been completed aud the following officers
were elected N. g., Frank Reedy; v.
g., William Abbott; IL. q, Charles HoIz.
mueller; Host, Joshua Spencer. Last
evening the rooms were thrown open for
the public. Crystal FOunt I.odxe hns
now undoubtedly one of the fuest lodge
rooms In the country. The work has
been done under the direction of Massrs.
J. Foulk, George :. Grier aud Edward
Motifs ut an expense OF ais 600. A
handsome Wilton carpet covors the spa.
oions floor Of the hall and anti-room and
the decorations, executed by Hook u
Tuthill OF this town, have been declared
superb. The dreperies OF tho room arc
handsome, and three beautiful obandelec.
troteers furnish the light The furniture
OF the room IL Handsome and very costly.
The building b AS been repainted outside
too, and altogether the work has received
the best OF attention.
Last evening about 29 young men of
this town met in the reading room and
organized what is to be kupwn ma the
Young Mems Social Olub OF Milford and
elected the following officers President,
W. g. Hobbs; Vice. president, Charles
Abbott; Secretary, Il. j. Mears; A ,sistant
Secretary, Marshall Tfuitt Treasurer
William Penn Shookley. The uhjspt OF
the organization is to promote social in.
terccurHe and 10 help in every posHible
way the work which tho Y. W. q, T. u.
bus been doing in this town. A suciabIe
Will be given by tho club on Tuesday
evening next in the reading room.
MH.roRD, April William Williams, tbs
young man who WINS so badly hurt at ,nnk' ),
shlp-yards on Wednesday morning, 10 still
living, and his doctor, j. g. PTettymAn
says he may recover, but fears he vii
never regain his reason.
| - -
Treasurer Hyatt on Saturday mailed 80
Gil ehuckB, representing IS 81 ,422, In pay
ment OF interest due April lat on registere,
tper cent bonds.
Conrad, Democrat, was Monday rs
elected mayor OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio, by abou
Democrats to Republicans,
First Vloe-presldent Smith OF the Balti
more n Ohio railroad, Is about TO take |
months vacation. His duties will Ia at
tended to by Seeond vlce-president King
Joseph Smith was Killed near Plummer
vills, Arkansas, on Saturday night by
white mum named Anderson. Smith ha
been worry active In working up the evi
nence 10 tho Clayton assassination for tn
detectives.
Ex-President Cleveland aud party AZ
rived at Jupiter Inlet, Florida, on Saturtia
and went fishing after dinner. MIR. Cleve
land caught tho largest number Of mule
blueash. ..--.-.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

The steamship Dorchester, built by the
Harlan N Hollingsworth Company for the
Merchant ard Miners Transportation Dom.
pany, iArrivsd safelytin Baltimore Monday
morning. The boat showed II speed OF 10
miles per hour under 1870 pounds Of stanm
and could readily have Increased her pace
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

The postmaster-general oupMouiay ap.
pointed John W. Mitchell postmaster Al
Stanton. this county. TO succeed Joseph W
Kirk. The salary OF tine office last yeaI
was $2GI.l9.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

NEW Your, April LIN the matter OF the
High Bridge Park judge Patterson has ap.
pointed ~ commissioners Messrs. Grover
j.. Holm0.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

ECFFALo. n y, April 2-The strike OF
tbs carpenters aud painters for nine boufs
II day still continues. but there are pros
poets Of an early settlement. A consulta-
tion IL now In progress.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

MnronD, April I.-Wlliam Williams, the
young man who WINS so badly hurt at I.nnk's
shlp-yards on Wednesday morning, ia still
living, and his doctor, j. Is. Preltyman,
says he may recover, but fears ne will
never regain his reason.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

the following nominations to the Senate to-
day:
Robert j. Fisher OF Chicago. Ill.,, to he
assistant commissioner OF patents, Vice
Robert Is. Vsnce. resigned
Ntvy-Commander Bartlett j. Cromwell
to be captain; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
George II. Dutanh TO be u commander /;
LieunnGht Uriel Seebree to be lieutenant.
commander; Commander John NJ. Phillips
to be caplain; Lieutenant. commander
Francis Nj. Barber to DO commander
Lieutenant Alber; II Conden TO be u lieu
tsnant- commHnder; Passed Assistant Pay
master Josiah Il Stanton TO be q payiniis.
ter. Assistant raymaster Thomas j. Oowia
10 lie passed assistant paymaster. There
were several minor nppointments beside.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
GENERAL TOPICS.
Commercial Men Wait ON
the President.
NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY LAW.
Money Pouring in for Mrs. Parneii
"A Steamer Three Days
Overdue.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD. !
WASHINGTON, November 1S.-Presi'
dent Harrison WAS visited today by q
committee from the National Conven-
tion of Commercial Bodies, headed by
Colonel Broad head, of Missouri, as
chairman, and accompanied by Colonel
Torrey, author of the Torrey bankrupt
bill. The committee laid before the
President a copy of the proceedings OF
the National Convention of Representa-
tive Commercial Bodies, embG dying the
Torrey bankrupt bill, and urged him to
recommend in his forthcoming message to
Congress the enactment by that body
of a uniform equitable bankrupt law. A
number of addresses were made, and in
the discussion which followed the Presi.
dent said he had always thought there
ought to be permanent legislation upon
the subject of bankruptcy, instead Of a
temporary law to simply relieve certain
uufortunates who had been affected by
panic. He promised the committee he
would consider the question of recon-
mending legislation upon that subject to
Congress in his message,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
THE CIsONlN TRIAL.
Several witnesses for the Defeu
Examined.

Several witnesses for the Defense
Examtned.
CHICAGO, November In the Cronin
case today Peter Koch testified that
Kunze made the acquaintance of Cough
lin through the triangle, who employed
them to ferret out the authors of the dy-
Mantle explosion at Lynch's distillery.
Subsequently he changed his name be-.
cause of trouble with another man who
threatened him with arrest.
James Highland testified that he and
his cousin jeremiah drank two glasses
of sherry each and took cigars with Sui
livan, in saloon in tho neighborhood
of the Carlson cottage. on the night of
Sunday, May 5.h, Witness is somewhat
taller than Coughlin, and his cousin
about the height OF Kunze. This tes-
timony was introduced to contradict that
of Saloon-keeper Mehan, that Sullivan,
Coughlin and KuDze drank sherry and
took cigars in his saloon on the night of
the murder.
SEx-Detective Whalen, who was Dan
CoughliD's partner on the force, was the
next witness. He testified to having
seen Coughlin about the East Chicago
avenue Police Station about Z 80 O'Clock
the night Crouin was murdered, and
several times thereafter up to 10 O'Clock,
when they parted. The fact was brought
out on cross.examination that Whalen
and O'Sullivan are cousins, and that wit
ness brother and wife keep house for
O'Sullivan.
Sergeant John Swift said after roll call
about or 9 80, the night of May 4th, he
went outside the station and met Officers
Wnalen and Coughlin together. They
had drink and talked over some change
in the department for five or ten min
utes, after which Swift went away.
Cross-examination brought out the fact
that Swift had travelled q beat with
Whalen for many years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
A PASTORS Damaged Character.

Boston, November 18.-The slander
case of Rev. VIM. A. Smith, late pastor
of the Perkins.street Baptist church, of
Sommerville, and formerly 81 Hamilton,
Ohio, and Kansas City, against Colonel
Herbert Hill, one Of the deacons, came
up today in the Superior Court. Plaint-
iff claims $50 900 for injuries done to his
good name, claiming that Hill accused
him of being drunk at various times,
and being guilty of indecent conduct.
There are eight counts in plaintiffs dec
laration, to which defendant in answer
alleged the truth Of the statements. The
case was referred to the Middlesex
County Court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
THE EUROPEAN SQUADRON.
Admiral Walkers Fleet starts ON IT.
Cruiae,

Cruise.
New YORK, November 1S.-Amid the
booming of cannon, display of flags,
waving OF hundreds of hats and hand.
kerchiefs and cheers from as many
throsts, Admiral Walker and his squad
ron, comprising the ships Chicago, Bos-
ton, Atlanta and Yorktown, with bunting
flying and in all the gay panoply OF war,
sailed msjestically down the North river
shortly before noon today. Accompany
ing the men.of-war was the Dolphin,
which went as far as Sandy Hook, hav-
ing on board as passengers secre-
tary Tracy, Secretary of War Proctor,
ex.Congressman Kasson and Congress.
men Herbert, Rusk, Elliott, Thomas
and others, ex.Secretary Robson and
Admiral Gherardi. The guests were
taken on board the Dolphin in barge.
Just as the barge left the dock ex- Secre.
tary Whitney arrived at the dock, and
the barge returned to the dock for him.
In honor of his arrival Admiral Walker
ordered salute of thirteen guns
to be fred. At 1l:20 the Chicago
moved, after salute of nineteen guns,
and passing between the Dolphin and
Atlanta led the way down the bay.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Elizabeth Races.

ELIZABETH, N. j., November 18 -
Three-fourths of a mile-Manola Won,
Lisimonv second, Civil Service third !;
time, l 10.
Six furlongs-Ar won, Cold Stream
second, Sir William third; time, :191s.
Six furlongs-Louise won, Wheeler i.
second, Bill Barnes third time, :261s
Six furlongs-Ro Robespierre won, Trestie
second, Tacitus third time ! 20.
Six and a half furlongs-Taragon won,
Elkton second, Ban 0loche third; time,
:26h.
Mile-Martin r Russell won, Tipstaf
second, Leila May thir d; time, 1:47.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
THE PEOPLES HERITAGE.
The knlghts of Labor ON the Lam
Question.

ATLANTA, Ga. November 1S.- The
convention OF Knighus Of Labor today
went into committee of the whole on the
land question. The following resolution
was adopted: That land, including all
natural SOURCES of wealth, is the hei.uage
of the people, and should not be subject
to speculative traffic. Occupancy and
use shall be the only title to the posses
sion of land. Taxes upon land shall be
levied upon its full value for use, ex-
elusive of improvements, and should be
sufficient to make for the community an
unearned increment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
POOR MRS. PARNEEL.
Money for the Widow Pouring I'm
lad ManAg gement Some w here.

New YORK, November 1S.-Since the
story of Mrs. Parnell's distress was sent
out, money has been pouring in upon
her from all sides. It looks now as
though she will not only be secure from
further want, but that the entire sum of
the mortgage on her place will be quickly
raised. James Steven, who acts as over
ueer at her place, said today half her
destitution has not been told. Referring
to the statement that he should have
been able to raise enough on the farm to
keep the house. Slevin said the fact is
he had to sell all the tools to buy food,
and had to cut and sell wood to pay for
the winters fuel. Only one storekeeper
in Bordentown, Slevin said, would trust
Mrs. Parnsll for CENTS worth of goods.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
The Mystery Must Go Unsolved.

CHICAGO, November 18.-It has been
discovered that Blanche Douglass, the
notorious woman who testified in the
trial of the Malley brothers, at New
Haven, Conn.,, for the murder Of Jennie
Crsmer some years ago, which created
an almost national sensation, died in one
of the lowest dives in this city last Thurs
day. With her death goes the hope of
the exact facts of Jennie Cramer's death
ever being brought to light, as aside from
her nobody knew them except the two
Malleys, and they are not likely to say
anything about it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19

may come, but nothing has yet been
done. Another gentleman in 3 position
to be we'll informed says the preliminary
papers were signed in New York We'd
nesday for an agreement much more inn
portant than traffic arrangement. 1t
means really absolute control of the Fort
Worth road. The details Of the plan are
being gradually worked up in New York.
It will be some time before they can be
given to the public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
The Bean-Eaters again Beaten.

DENVER, November 18.-The game Of
ball today between the Bostons and the
st. Louis Browns was witnessed by q
large crowd. The playing was wretched
from first to last, as the score by innings
St. Louis ......A 5000 0o2 20 = 6
Boston .......O 4 5 o 10
Base hits: st. Louis, 10; Boston, 20. Errors
st. Louis, s.; Boston. 1. Batteries: st. Louis
Maloney, Boyle, Latham and Crooks; Boston
Clarkson and Ganzell Umpire, Dall'ymple
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
A Narrow E.capo for Passengers.

PrTTsBURa, November 1S.-The limited
mail west on the Pennsylvania railroad
ran into landslide near Bessemer last
night. The engine and baggage car were
wrecked. Fireman John Good was
fatally injured. The engineer was badly
hurt, but will recover. Had the engine
fallen to the right instead of to tho left,
the entire train, with it's load of 200
souls, would have gone down bank 100
feet high,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Three Days Overdue.

New YORK;. November 1S.-Some
anxiety is felt here for the safety of the
steamship Italy. The vessel is now
three days overdue and nothing has
been heard from her since she left Liv-
erpool on the 1st instant. The Italy
carries sixty steerage passengers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Unreauited Love,

ELGIN, H., November ia man
whose name is said to be Engel and who
is from Chicago, this noon killed Sophie
Hoth, a waitress in hotel, and then
killed himself. The alleged reason for
the act is that the girl refused to marry
him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
The Fort worth Absorptiem.

BosToN, November 18.-An official Of
the Union Pacific said today Of the state
ment that the Union Pacific ard Denver,
Texas and Fort Worth roads had con-
solidated that it is anticipatory Of what
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
The CoIlom Jury.

MINNEAPons, November 1S.-The jury
in the Colom forgery case came in to-
day, having been out einc0 Saturday
night, and announced that they were
unable to agree. The Judge sent them
back.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
PardOra,s Box

Brought multitude of ills upon humanity, so
SO saith the ancients but a bottle of SOZO.
DON'T is a well-spring of joy in the family. 1t
refreshes the invalid by cleansing his m outh
and fits the belle for the parlor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19

Mr.. Ed. wenger. formerly of Bisbee &
Wenger, proprietors of the Opera Parlors, will
open a frst-class stock OF wines and liquors al
No. 6 Court street, about November I'd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19

Local and through tickets sold, baggasc
made, and general information given upon sp
plication to ]. M. CRAWLEY, Asst. g. Pas. Agt.,
No. 202 North Main street; CHARLES SKYLkR
Agent at Depot.
4 Sundays excepted. Mondays excepted.
A. N. T0WNE, General Manager.
T. II. GOODMAN,
9eny Passenger and Ticket ARt.
Ol-3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Unequalled-Elgin brand conder
LINES or TRAVEL.

Beecham's Pills cure bilious and nervous Ills