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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
ste llebersaue uemmunaen In Cur ropa.

Srag, 9. eptember.-S0llig ein Stint
tel Der bieiigen Sepolferung erlitt burd) baS
Iustreten Der Wolbau groBeu Sfaben, uno
utele BON ben drmereu Sepobnern babeu Ill
les eingebiiBt. Die @ebaube, Oeren 6unoaz
mente uutertuiiblt inp, weroen porldufis gez
itiitt, nm fie ppr Dem Sulammenbrute III
bepabren. Sn ZEN Salernen miro Sroo an
Die 9totbleioenoen gratis Oertbeilt. Die
8ranteubduler fulen Ff allnlGblig nit 2euz
ten, melt)e an Srantbeiten leiDen, Die tie iif
pGbrenb Der 4u8nabmeSuit Der lebten
Sage Su9eSogen babeH. @eltern fanben so
Segrabniiie ltatt, oarunter Die bon 4 9SDd)=
nerinnen, ipeld)e bilflos in ben burd| bas
gSafier abaejperrteu Stabttbeilen ;uriidqe=
lalien por6en maren. Die 3abl 9erer, mel
DIE ourd Die ueberIdpemnunaen in Bob
men allein ibr geben eiugebIBt baben, miro
eins betrIdtlide 0Obe erreidleu. Ser Damn
s,piten @raDlit, bos Is Meilen BON So
nigsgrdb maize Dem beriibmten Sdladtfelb
oee Srieees BON 1866 aeleqen 1T, II. 9Serbau
ift qeborlten, unS bic Stdlle Der geiddlerei
pom @raSlib itebeu brci SnB inter sSaiier.
Ran befiirdtet, oaB ulande Der Sbiere su
Srunbe gehen meroen.
Carnegie unS Die britiI4s sIrtitofratie.
QonboH,9. eptember.-an6rem Gar
neeie bat burd) elne fiirslib in 9unbee qe=
baltene 8eoe es 9runblih nit Der boben
enaiiid)en lrtitofratie oeroorben, neil er
auf Soften pteler Die amerifauiIde Sbooonz
9lriitofratie in ben $5immel bo6, iid iiber
Sas S6nigtbun luiti9 madlte uns bas ame=
rifanild]e Negiernn9s fiir bos eir,ia
perniinitige belt. Sn Se;uq aui Die hobe
ariitofrate lagte er, es lei elm Slid fir
bieie, baB lie BON ibrem Sefttbnm uur BEN
e Ggrras 5e9sn ;tI.: tOnns, osnn 'pdrb Oos sanse
iid) in 5 ;5abreu burd Spiel nm @uii an
ben Setteliiab 9ebraft baben.
saitraIiem's arb.ttertpirreu.
SpSnep, Neu= siin=@ales, 9. Sepz
tember. - Cine Sonferen; Der arbsitsaebsr
aae asHts ns bier f. at nn bic sessnnarii9en
StIlIss nnO nm, SIe SutaHftisen Sesiehun9eu
beipredsn. gS iuurbe beidloifen eine Gonr.
binatiOn gum ss9enieitisea Sdute ;u grim
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
% d faria
III ibren bcrldJiebcnen SnrmcT
bisiecs uno faltes 5ieber.

Ss sitt fein 6eilmitts in Der gBslt peIt,s 9isis,s
mo fdIes 5ieber uHo ale GHoereR naiaTllhen ionic
@aqeEz uHo GHoere Sieber unit onIie pom JtaepanS
YiuerD idIHeler betlt, ais JinOwa8's Reaop Nes
lief.
prets so SentS oie 5laidJe. 81 babsH BEL ala
len IDptheferH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10

S58ie geuieBt man oaS Qes
ben?-yiiemano tann obne @eluu0beit iid]
bes 2ebens ireueu. oalte Did nm jeoeu
TreiS geiuHo. Gin in 9roBcm llmlange
berridenoeS Qeibeu iiub Qeberbeidweroen.
gSie eleuO iinb ibre Spier! Sopfpeb, Ser
bauuugS S.llnoronungsH @alligttit, Wagen=
idure, Serlopiung, 9D8pepFe, Seiteu=
idJmer;en, ,6er;flopieu uuo auoere Bein iino
ibre Segleiter. $oalte Did ourh 4nwenz
hung BON 6ance' 8 9 Saliaparillen
Yillen pon oielem llebei irei 3ieie
1Siaen balteN pom Spieme ale &rantbeiteH
fern. llnreineS Slut ldBt fd reIni9eu, Sc
ld)ipiire, rpuuoe Stelleu, 8litben uHo an
bere 6autuusi6ldge laiien iia entiernen, Der
Saut faiH Elm flares uuo aeiunOes 2luSiebeH
perlieben perber, iuenH man Die Blaeu in
@ebrQudl llimnlt. NiemQno mag nit ieinen
9iieren 5rubel betommen. 9icI penbe Die
9ilert an. Sic lpirteubei Srduenbeidlperz
Ben lpobltb1tig; in Der Shat aibt e5 menige
geioen, tpeld)e oiele Billen ilidr beilen ooer
minoeiteus iiuberx Somit iolltsn aue,
peld]e iid) &raufbeffsn bonn 2eibe III balten
piiniten, ME obne cine Sfodtel !6ance'z
id)er Saiapariuen= Biaeu ein. Brei8 %
Gents. gu babsu bel Set9 g. Sance
& 6 o NJ D., 9tr. 80, =Saltimoreltr. (29)
~Sufeu, GrtdItung unS an
bere @eioen be5 0alies uHb Der 2uuge
merOen Don 6auce's IHboruzS Sprup
(vS1rup OF Sorebounb"l. osm beiten, por's
Bublttum gebradten 6uitsn-Sprup, 9ebeilt.
Yreis 25 Gents. Sci Setb 9. 6auce &
s omp., gtr. 80, SfzSultimoreitrabe, 81
babeu. t8)
T3pei 9ingein Ginem. (3u.
oerldlNges !6aar observation-disclosures uno
nette5 }oaarzSoiiettenmittel.) 6ait aQe 10
geHannten Observation-Disclosures Iiittel perz
Den aus @afer, pas man nit Artiteln,
Delte OaS Saar austrofneu uuo ;ur 8oi
Iette oeS ioaareS nod Elm anoerss Brdparat
notbig MAIDEN, ocrnilft, augeiert;9t; uber
6ance' s 6emiid)e sSdnrz 8ieoerberjtellung5s
mittcl 1T cine eSeretniguue BON itinulireuoem
Setn9etit unb Gel uno 9ebt Elm an0eneb.
mes SaarzS Soilettenmittel ab anger ieiueu
Observation-Disclosures eigsnid]aften. IS lit
uniibertroifen alS Gr3euger eine5 iippigeH
SaarmufIes un0 9IGnsenDer goden un0 be
iltt tbie @igenidait Der 3uriifiiibruug qrauen
'6aares 3u ieiner notiirid]en Sarbe. Gs 1T
fein 6aar1drben1ittel uuo 10 einiaf), 6oB eS
Don Se0ermann nit poutommener Siher6eit
gebraubt merben tanu. $rei5 81 bic 6la
Idle. gu baben bel Setb @. 6ance Il
6 omp., Rr. 80, Sitz9altimore Strabe.
u. 9. = Nan perIange Sance'5 6emiid)eS
Observation-Disclosures uub nehme
teinanoereS. (29
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
Wtbu,,sstss Geid1suerocm.
Sfmeriea- 9eifmittef,

netcs oTort Die marterrofen sdmsr;en itilIt, Snts
siHoungeR Roert uno SoRoeorca heiIt, Oh tie III Der
ylnse, Dem DiagcH, Den GiH9epcioeu ooer iouIi9eu
Srllien oocr Sr9aHen mn. cine 4nmeHoura seHlst.
SHnerlid d tirirt elm halbCr bis III eRem Gbeea
I0fel pull in eiHem Gac 9Iaicr in peuissn DtHuten
arimpfe lauren Dfascu, leheIfet, @rbrcCbeu, @5oos
bremen, Eerpoiitdt, SdIailo'otct, Sopipeb, Didrs
rb0e, SoIit 8libuH9eI uHo ale inRerbeI Srdufpets
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
]'oOmoO's pi((en.

Sas eroBe eeber: uao Nasen; Seilmittel.
8oaFdnbis ssitmofIos, ibeTBudert, pursirsn, resu.
iireH, IriniseE uEo trGitiaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
aaomab's Yilen.

BUR 6eiluug aaer arGHtbeiteH oes Uiaaens, Der Pc,
bsT oes uHterlsbes, oeI 9iieyeH, otI SGe Der 4srs
ueH, SeritopIuu3, partleibigseit laueroaulidlteit
Iuspepie, @GLenleioen, 6ieber ruEereibsent,iinbuua
odmou4oloen uHo aler uEreseludRisteiten Der gi..
oslpeoe HeiH peaetabiliIh, ipeoer AnedEber JPin,.
ralien, nod lhdblite 2roeneH entbolteub
uolIfommeRe Serbduuna tutrn burcl
ben sjebTaHt Don RaafuG1s BilleH epitlt. SierDur6
DeroeH
Opspepfte,
sopilpeb, peroorbener D{asen uno Biioiitdt uermes
o,u oG Die NGbrun9 Die Sbr Sil Sud aenommsn 5abt.
ibre Hl9reHoen SlgeHhditen lnr AnireterbGtuns oes
natiTlineI 3HilGHoes oes 2orpers lieieIt.
yreis % Sents Die Geladbtel. gu bnben bei
allen Apotbeiern
DR.: RADwAY & CO., gRr. 50, SsausHsSIasf.
G3srnz Dnrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
Sr. &aomab's
SariapariGtam Geioluert!
0aS grOBe Slutrciniguns5sW sWfittel.
Sur Seilums aHer d,roniId1en Ssrantbeitea.

G6roniider 9lbeumatiSmus, itropbuI0e eciocr, 0rls
Icnqeihpt, trodeHeS 3ultelH, SrebSleloeH, Su79eHs
bIntcn SpSpepfe G5licoidlmauJut, Gjeibiudre, CSea
ibmIe OnIttruntbeien. Gibt, g8aieriudt, ergliidbc
Sraut6eit, SalSIuB Sronttis, SdlUtHoiutt II. |. 10
aebeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
@eftatiate @rnennunae,,.

Ser Senat beitdtiste III ielHsr beuti9en
@refutipiituns piele gruenuun9en, barnn=
ter blelenigeH tol9enber SOululn: Sames s.
Yeterion ton Soma in So9ucigalpa; $. 9.
9fttarblon BON Sanla5 in WatamoroS; S.
s. 6ealeD bon Dtinuelota in Sunbal; 4.
Spencer bon Teip Dort in @uapaloupe
s. g. Rano bon Sainois in Ponaps, Caro-
line SSlano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
Der Sod bari nid)t fommen.

0aS Sdatamt bat ein tim pom Sem
Gi9entbiimer elmer 9roBen Seifeniieoerei in
Oterito sugesaHgenes Geiut nm Die Gr=
laubniB, ben tineitld3en Sod beS GtabltiTe=
ments bon .3sit su 3eit iiber bic gren;s nod
81 Gaio, Ser, gebeu su laiieu, nm bort
Yrooiant einSutauien, abidldgig beidieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
Sit. 217.
%. N. %.
NaDwaD'S
HeoOD J'c(icf.
Die billi9itc unO bette 9lr;nei fir 6aulis
licns@cbraud in Ser @clt.

SIN Scit pom elmer bis SnaESis Ti1uteu nab cines
eIHmalI9er sruHollheH AHluenouHa perteblt es Hies
mails, StmerScH 81 IrocrH. Giucrlei nie heittq ulo
mdrterno bic SchmerScr Der ourb RbeumatiSmus,
Settldacrlgte SrttrGttuul, SertrippeuHo, Ierpoiis
tat, 9feuraSIe ooer oUrb lonse Srdnfbcit Sridaifs
ten ant1 ieir mo9eR, RaopGps 5eaoo Rriei uerbafft
ioorti9e SrleIdltcrlE9. g5 Iinoer oiurt uRe beilt
bGlo
6heuMdtsmus, GrtdItIHgeH,
SIteH, ltlmMeH Sa5,
AtiDnlG, RronditiS,
SopIueh, SuitIueb,
SahHitmereo GHtSluouuasr,
NeurGalG SoHgeitioHeu,
Wtbaia,smgS Sei0.ucrSet.
Stabpup's Slcoce Ie,' bistct cine Sur fir ieOe grt
son Sbm' -. otf>'ntpr. :. Gieti6uHneH,
ShmerSeH IN oem Jliiden, oer -3ruit uno
ben e5IieoerH. @s mar bGs erife
uno if ods eiHSi9e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10

Surd Die Sermitteluug bon Senator Gbz
munbs bat s. 8. $5oudnoer bem Gongreb
Elm neueS Vtemorial iber ieine gntidQoi=
9ungS Auiprilde gegen Guatemala porge=
legt. 9aIielbe ipurbe on bas SenatSzGoz
mite fir ausipdrti9e 8ngelegerbeiteu nerz
pieIen. 0olldnoer CAB in Guatemala cine
l3ettung berauS, ais er bon Der oortigsn
He9erung pl6biid] auSgelpielen murSe. Gr
mad)t gang enorme Iuipriit1e auf Gnti6d=
bi9un9. Den sSertb ieiner 9ruderei ihdtt
er anI $64,Sl2, oann ioroert er $26l ,470 fir
perlorene Iusfdnbe unO Gontratte, unS
ldllcBlid) perlangt er ais gntifGbigung fir
Die erlitteueH peri0nlidenllnbilbeu 500, 1000.
germiSd)tes.
&rie9siefretGr Eroctor trat beute cine furse
Grbolnngsreiie mad ieiHer Seimatb in Ser
mont au.
Eraiioeut Sarriion ididte beute BON 9rel=
ion aus Dem Spre6er Teeb cine 9epeid)e,
melde Tim su Dem Helultat Der Babl IT,
gtaine 9ratulirt.
9as su Dem biesbeSiigliden 3ipede err
Hannte t0auS=@onite begann beute cine lin
terlud)uug iiber Die Seobad)tung Der G;uil-
oieultreQeln i'm GeuiuSz Siireau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
9ie ieioiae Re&iulegs9iu.

2onSon, 9. Septsmber.- elmer ge=
iprcd)ung bes ameritaniiden 3ol= Spftems
iagt pStanbaro;" vGs bat lang geOauert,
ebe Der Siiben unb @eiteu Der Ser. Staa=
ten entbedten, baB Fe beTeuert iperbeu, ba=
nit semiiie 0itlide 6abritanten 20 fatt 10
Brosent perbieneu founen. Die 9Sirfungen
Der Mc&inlep Sill perbeu piel oa;u beitra<
gen, oaB jene 2aupestbeile Sum SewuBtieiu
bieier SbQtiad)e aelauneu.h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
,,Seia Oemidlt lit 0ol0 merit" a.

Den ! q. SIdruar 1888. Tn9u1i, Ga.
Or. RaoWap: Jh babe alIr bic UerStie0encu
Diittc, Die i'm NGrfte iiuo obHe GrioIs uerudt, ot5
fih UgiH Sutdno sEotib ptribtnmerte uno elm
Sreuro mir rietb, ,}br Jieaou Jtelis 81 gebrauden
SD iOlgte ieiHem Jiathe mo gsbraudt. 6dilebe an
uIeHem SuggeleHt uHo an meIHera Snie uno mar Az
meiHer 9erfuuHoerurg HdCliieE Diorgen pieoer i'm
Gtanoe, meiReH 8iitteu Hab5ues5en. SD bate ebr
arec an GheumGti5mu5 9eIittcH SD lueroe ME obae
R R R. iein, bd eS iein e5eluitt III GIoo iuertb it,
Uieine yItter iuuroc oUrrb Sc. 81 U. IN Inei Stunoen
Don 3tbeEmGttsmus in ben, ,Sduterr getbeilt
" $. ooper Don Der iirma Cooper & Grams
Gin daIber bis m einem 5beeI6ffel ool in einerus
halbsn G5lae ISaiier liHbcrt in rUeniae1 UiiHuteu
arampIe, UaseuiGure. uebeItcit, Gr6reden,
idlmersen, Siarrboe, &olif, g3labuuaen uus
aile inuerIid)en SdJucr,eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10


onitauttn 9. September. -
Die Surben baben on pielen Srten if1 Der
ungebuug uon gitlis Die Grnote Der arme=
nier our9 8euer seritort. Die Bforte bat
Sruppeu mad Ssminot 9eI6idt, mo- fid) meb-
rere bebeuflide Gonftifte 3pii9en armeuiern
uno SiderteHen ereignet baben iollen.
Die 8egierung bat cine @onmiifon err
nannt, pelte Die llriaden Der llnSuirieben=
belt in Irmenien ielitellen unb bic 8ra9e
iiber Die Yriuilegieu Der 9riediidleu uno Der
armenil1en STRIDE in GrpaguHg 3ieben iol.
Surse 2abeIoepefd,eu.
: Sn elmer aoblsusrube bel Ct. gtienue,
Sraufreit, wurben gsfteru iiuf aIbeiter
our4 eth idlasenOes sSetter ltiper perlest.
= Sice= =4Smiral 5osfins, geisblsbaber
bes britil6eH Nitteimesr- Seidpubers, CAB
@fonta9 abeno su Spessia auf oem 6la9sen=
ififf rSictoria" Elm Diner III gbren bss
italieniiden aomiralS 9ancGia. 9as britt
ide @eitmaoer gebt am 9onuerfag bon
Spe,;ia nah g2eapel ab.
= Der S6nis BON @ortuaal, tpelher ldn-
sere 3eit franf earnieberlag, befnpet ii6
lest auI Der Selieruna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10

gari8, 9. Sept.-@ie ySisclea nit
tbeilt, 1T 6r. Gbolet, @ouperneur Ses fran-
Sofiden @ongo SebietS, bon elmer 5orz
iduHgSreiie inn Sbale oeS Seinga Tluies
mad SrajSauile Suriidgetebrt. Seine &eiie
iidert, ME bas Slatt isrner erflGrt, ben
6ranSoien baS Gebiet ;milden Der beuti4en
Solonie AanIerur un0 Dem Nahnuniz zIInifr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
9prtuaieHiGe Droteite.

Sporto, 9. September ianS
bier cine groBe Yrotef z$erianmluug gegeu
paS anglo portugieiiide Ibfommeu in
afrifa ltatt. Die Jteoner 9rifien Die Tegie=
ruug 10 beitig an, oas idlieBlit Die Boli;ei
einld)ritt unO Die ScriammluHg auil6ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
Ser 9enti9s GorreipouSent,

gde SaIiimoreftra6e uno BOT Inenue.
Br,is bes tdsIidbcn SIattes, our6 Trigger In Der
Gtoot H. Waihneton un5 in Der Rahbarihait beiorgt,
12H Gts.; tdaIid,e unb Con ntasSsAusaabe Is
Gents pro Mode, ;abbar potbenthd1 an Die 6asSIatt
beioreenhen 3rdaer.-9d eIid ourd Die Boit. gortos
fre,, $3.50, fiaIide IL. Gnnnta sS auSeabe $3.50
pro Sobr fir frscre 3eit i'm 8erbdnif fir Die gSo=
dAenfIidte 9uSeabe NIT SonntaasbIatt. a,ortoirei,
init Tb,ua fir Cubs, $3.50 pro Sabr nod iraenb els
4aas= =Mnseabe, 81 pro Sabr.-9as bette unbbi
Hajte oeutfd,e 8Iaff in Den TiitteI= II. Sibtaate:
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su ieoer 3eit I'M Sauie babe Gsin G5rbraud pirs
iuo6ltbdti9 pirfen bel ieoer Grt pon Stmer, ooer
2rlntett Us gibt Jidts in Der x9elt, oas 10 lhncQ
eiEeu SmeB itilt, nod ben ,5orti6Stt elmer Srants
belt GuIbdlt, GI5 oas Jleaon Jleliei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-10
Rcrtier1srau uno &euner.

Berlin, 9. September. - Die Srau
eincs Rentlers, 9tamens SdulSe, Der in
Der Yeitalossi Strabe in @barIotteubur9
lpobut, hat ihren SausgDttern uno ibrem gez
olterten Gbenanu obue 2ebepohl ben &iif=
den gefe9rt unb iid} cen luu9eu Sellner Srit
9en3 nit auf Die 8elle mad Imerifa 9enomz
men. Yraftiit mar 6rau Sdut3e, Oenn iie
nabm nid)t allein ole Bertbiu6eu, oie iid
leid]t fortidaifen lieBen, ionberH and $4,000
Wart in Saarem nit. 6rau Sdulse it
fein ReuIiug i'm 9urdgeben; es iiuo nod
feline bier gSo6eu Der, OaB lie iit id)on ens
mai in oerIelben SraTde periuft bat. Gen;
lit au6 Oerbeiratbet, uitb er bat isiue Gran
nit pier Sinpern in bitteriter 2lrmutb Suriid
gelaiien.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-28
WONG'S BAD TEMPER
Gets Him Into Very Serious
Difficulty,

About half-past O'Clock last night
the little daughter of J. H. Hughes, who
resides at No. 235 South Hill street,
complained to her father of the conduct
of Chinaman, who took occasion
whenever the child was in front of the
house as he passed, which was fire.
quently the case, to scare her. Mr..
Hughes, who is unable to walk without
the aid of crutches, went out to expostu-
late with the heather, and informed
him that if such thing occurred again
he would get hurt. The Chinaman ap-
parently paid but little attention to Mr..
Hughes while he was talking, but the
moment the latter's back was turned he
rushed up behind the gentleman and
threw him violently to the ground. Mrs.
Hughes, who saw the affair from the
house, rushed out to her husbands as
sistance, but was struck by the
infuriated monaghan. At this juncture
Officer Ellis,who resides near by, put in
an appearance and placing the China
man under arrest took him to the city
Jail, where he gave his name as Charley
Wong, and was charged with battery.
He subsequently obtained his release
from custody on depositing $50 as bail
Tor his appearance in court today.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-28
The Transfer of the Los An
geles Theater.
A Sale Which is Said to Be
COnsummated.
Two Local Capitalists Make the
Purchase.
A Fine Property Sold Recently-The Inten-
tion of the Purchasers to Improve the
Theater-Manager Wyatt's Work.

One OF the most striking and best
located buildings in the city is the Los
Angeles theater property, on the west
side OF Spring street, between Second
and Third streets. This is the theater
recently leased by Manager Harry G.
Wyatt, and which will be opened by
him on October 1st.
The lot is sixty feet front on Spring
street, and is 165 feet deep. The build
ing cost in the neighborhood of 500, 900.
A HERALD reporter was yesterday in
formed on very good authority that Mrs.
Juana Neal, the owner, had sold the
entire property to two capitalists, one
Los Angeles man and the other a resi-
dent OF Pasadena. The price given to
the reporter was $140,O00, but
1T hardly seems that the property
would be sold for comparatively so low a
price. An effort was made to verify the
story, but Mrs. Neals representative.
Mr.. Creighton, could not be found.
There can be, however, little doubt as
to the fact of the sale, though the de-
tails may be modified when an official
statement is obtained.
The reporter was also informed that
the purchasers of the property, being men
OF means, were prepared to make the
theater second to none, and to develop
its business by all possible means.
Manager Wyatt has evidently, in leas-
ing the house, been aided by his pro-
verbal acumen and good luck.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-28
A TIN BOOM.
English Capitalists Purchase the San
Iacinto Mines.

The San Jacinto Tin Mining Company.
OF which the principal stockholders are
Thomas Brown and William Alvord, of
the Bank Of California, Thomas Bell, L.
l.. and E. N. Robinson and +. w. Car
penter, all OF San Francisco, have sold
the San Jacinto mine, in San Bernar-
dino county, to new English corpora
tlon called the San Jacinto Estate, Linn
tied, the directors of which have had
large experience in tin mining in Corn
wall.
The capital of the new company is
liked at 2,525, 900, of which $3.50 900 is
set apart for working capital and $4OO.-
OO0 as the cash portion of the purchase
price OF the property, besides 81 ,25O, 900
IN FULLY paid-up shares.
There are 100000 shares of ordinary
stock at 50 each, and 1000 shares of
founders stock at $25 each. Debentures
Will be issued at per cent. to the
amount of $625, 200, payable in five
years.
b. N. Robinson, who has been an
pointed resident manager, states that
the company will at once proceed to
put up plant that will cost in the
neIghborhood of quarter of q million
dollars, together with the work of omen.
ing up the mines, building dams for
water supply and the necessary improve
>. Inc new enterprise will throw new
lie into that portion of San Bernardino
county south of Riverside and west of
ferrls. The land upon which the mines
are situated contains As, ,946 acres.
There has been but little work done
heretofore on the mines, because the
property remained in litigation over
twenty-three years, until the supreme
court settled the title in 1888. The
work done thus far has been
on what is known as the Caialco lode ,
where :. ,ls6 feet of shafts, tunnels and
utlits !. nave been run, and where it is es-
tlmated there are $4,000 tons of tin ..
IN places ready for stopius. re
Inc average Cornish ores do
Eyer I'VE 10 per cent, whereas u not run
OaJalco Will averf 4ge nearly 20 ,ose sec OF . tne
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-28
DAGWORTH'S NOTES.
He Thinks Sunol is World
n Beater


When the news was flashed over the
world few days ago that Sunol had
lowered the record of Maud S. MANY in
this city remembered that the world
beater trotted her first race at Los An
geles about two years ago. Why should
Sunol beat 2:0S3? Because Sunol as a
two-year-old trotted in 2:1S, lowering
the record and tying the three-year-old
record of 2:1S, then held by Sable
Wilkes. AS a three-year-old she trotted
IN 2:lO19, which is the third fastest mile
ever trotted, not barring any age. The
fastest three trotters in the world by
record are:
Maud s., 2:oS2; Jay Eye See, 2:1o,
and Sunol, 2:101a.
Jay Eye See out OF second position the
first time she is started on record
breaking journey. Now, is it
not reasonable to assume that
Sunol, who trotted in 2 :18 as two-year-
old and 2:1O1a as a three-year-old, will
trot in 209 or better as four-year-old.
II not, why not? Her half mile at
Detroit at :O21a goes to show that she
has not suffered from the effects of a
journey across the mountains, and with
all conditions favorable she is liable to
dethrone the celebrated Maud S.
California got away with every event
worth having at the opening meeting of
the grand circuit at Detroit. Alfred G.
won the 2;l8 class, Cricket won the 2: 80
pacing, 1s.donis tbs free-for-all pacing,
Palo Alto the free -.Safsall trot, and Mar
ggaret s. the great four-yeal'ola stakes;
how is that for record?
margaret 5. scored brilliant victory.
1e1eatlng the renowned Allerton, the
stable companion of Axtell. Tne Cal.
ornla daughter OF Director shut Aller-
on out in the fifth heat Arotber etns 1i 1;ttle
1orse that is liable a s,,rnrise n9e the east. east
han fourth He failed to get better
j.. but th IN the race won by Alfred
1mot m W yet .e speedy California stallion is
- .Ae Special meeting of the Sixth Dis
-.lct Agricultural Association begins
ile@.lt Monday. Yesterday the Fresno
..orses arrived at the track in excellent
condition. The stlsng includes Daisy D.,
Captain AL, serpelette, Nero, Barbara
(trotter) and I. E. (pacer). Captain AL,
10 CllC lOl CllC LOo AllSClC0
derby. Daisy D. is the game little mare
who has been assigned top weight in
both handicaps. Nero is entered in the
2-year-old races, and scrpolette
is to sport silk in The sell
ing race. Barbara is in the sensa-
tional 2 80 trot on the opening day. All
the 2:30 candidates are now at the
track except Glendine. Walter Maben
will bring him in about Saturday.
On Wednesday the SacrapI Iento stables
will arrive with Kildare, Mafigold,
Larghetto, Abb, Miss Barnes, Cheerful,
Cimeter. Una, Apache, jackson, Mys-
tery and several others. This will make
the largest number of thoroughbreds
ever congregated at the track. The
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara and Santa
Ana stables are liable to arrive any day.
DAGWORTH.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-28
The Wrong Customer.

llChCUS
This was what the scalper said, sug-
gestively, to the bewildered stranger
who was standing in front of the
scalper's place of business on Clark
street.
"Goshv" exclaimed the stranger.
docs a feller hev to git tickets to go
everywher's in this town."
Where do you want to go?" asked
the scalper.
DO you sell tickets for all the towns
and villages around here?'
"Yes. Where do you want to go to p"
Sell 'em as cheap as 1 kin buy 'em
anywher's else?"
Yes; cheaper. Where do you ="
Sure l CANT git mo tickets cheaper at
no other store ?'
This is the cheapest place in the city.
what town do you want to 60 to?"
II want to go to the prairie-dog town
out at Lincoln, park" said the stranger,
putting his fingers to his nose and climb
ing aboard a city limits car.
And the ticket-scalper went down the
steps into his basement, sat down on a
stool, and famed himself hard for half
an hour without saying word to any,
body Chicago Tribune.