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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
AFour-Timos Murderer Hanged.

EAOLE Pass. Texas, Sept. ls.-Richard
Duncan. tho four-times murderer. oxpiated
his horrible crimes on tho gallows in the iail
yard at ii26 O'Clock this morning. The con
d,mn.d man rose early and after partaking
Of a light breakfast. received his spiritual adj
wiser and tho greater part of tho time was
consumed in prayer. Duncan walked TO The
scaffold with firm step and without show
OF weakness. He maintained his innocence
TO the end. The drop fell at ll.26 A. NJ. and
Duncan WAS pronounced dead at ll:S0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

bishop Randolph In Orange County-mr.
Reynolds Death.

ORANGE. Va. Sept ls.-Ispecial.l-Mr.
Peyton Wiltshire, OF Rhodesville, this county
was caught in q sorghum mill last Tuesday
and narrowly escaped being ground 10 death.
Right Rev. A. 81. Randolph assistant Bishop
Of Virginia. preached "a forcible sermon st tho
Episcopal church here Sunday evening, after
which he confirmed q class composed Of
Lieutenant O. z. Shaw, Mrs. J. j.. bradford,
Mrs. O II. Boswell. Misses Mamie Wilkins,
Ida Talaferro. Mamie Marshall, Mamie Lee
and Matte Boswell.
Mir. Flbrdgo NJ. Reynolds died Monday near
Rhodesville.
Misses HatHeisnd Mamie Grymes, IF Peters
burg. are visiting relatives in Orange.
Professor H. Il. Berkeley ie teaching pri-
vate school at Mr. J. NJ. Moores..
Miss l. Blum who has been visiting hor
sister, Mrs. David May. has returned t. Rich
mond.
4 protraoted meeting will commence at the
Methodist church Sunday. Tho pastor, Row.
J i. Gates will be assisted by Rev. w. +.
Balm. Of Gordonsvile
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

Bumo CITY. Va. Sept ls.-lSpecial. =
Among the popular guests at the Hotel
Brandon here for the past few months ha.
been Miss George Nicols, of Natchez. Miss,
and sister Of Mrs. G. w. Wilson Tuesday
evening she married Sir. l. J. Henderson. OF
Chicago After the ceremony the young couple
left on the o. a. o. train for their future
home
Mr. J. J. Coyner Of Basic City. a member
Of the firm II Ellis \ Coyner brothers. was
married in Grace church. Clover Lick. West
Virginia. Tuesday. 10 Mss Mary Lou Lyon.
OF that place.
Miss Boutwell,, of Baltimore. niece of SEQ.
rotary boutwell,. Of the Navy Department. il
spending fow weeks Of the Brandon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
CoRY AND cOIToN cRoP.
Promising Outlook for the Product in Ca
barrus County-Other News.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Sept. ls.-ISpecial. J.
The funeral Of Mrs. John /. Brown. wife Of
one Of the wealthiest citizens, took place this
evening. The remains were followed 10 tho
grave by one Of the largest corteges ever seen
in the city.
Sam Wyatt, promising young man Of this
city. died suddenly this morning after Il few
days illness.
The farmers from this and Cabarrus county
report that with late frost the cotton crop
Will be almost equal 70 the best that las beon
known in this section IN years past and that
even with an early frost II will DO fairly
good crop.
The corn crop. clubbing all their reports
together, Is On average crop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
BRUTAL MURDERER CAPTURED
John NJ. Young, the Slayer Of Ills Father,
Caught by an Editor.
THE DETAILS OF THE HORRIBLE CRIME
n..,b NJ Mrs Kate Decentralization In
the Gloucester Contested Election Oase'
Mfr. buchanan Dead.

MARION. VA. Sept. 17.-lSpecial. I-John
II. Young. who shot his father, bis brother
Alexander and a Mr.. Bird on last Sunday
evening in Grayson county. killing the iather
and seriously wOunding tho other two maze
bis ascano via Bristol. whore he took the
train for the Indian Territory. a reward OK
5000 was al once offered and the enter
nrisino editor # tho Bristol Courier TOOK the
matter in hand. and in less than Twelve
L0nrs after Young's departure had him ar
rested at JOnesb0ro, Ark
Young has expressed has willintgness W 70
turn without a requisition aud will DO brought
back as soon as GraysOn county eutholiNeS
can 90 after him.
AZ AGED VICTIM.
Willin Young, the murdered father, was IN hls
estate is reported 20 be worth 10, OOO. Inc
brother and MI Bird arc good citizens ana
stand we'll in this county. ~,
Excitement is said % be intense. The muir
derer is about fifty years old, and has WE
and several children, and has been living IN the
same house with his father for number OF
years.
The difficulty originated over protest OK
his brother Alexander TO his father agalnstpay
ing debts for John. Alexander thinking that his
father had encouraged John long enough IN
his waste q money.
DIED TX ATLANTA.
The remains OF Mrs Kate Drosius reached
our depot this morning from Atlanta Ga..
whore she died on Tuesday last. She was a
daughter Of Mr.. John Copcnhaven, promi-
nent citizen Of this county. She leaves hus-
band. three little children and avery large cir
Gle Of relatives and friends 20 mourn their
loss. The remains will Ia leid 20 rest TINS
evening IN the family cemetery near Ebe-
nezer church
News hns Just reached town Of the death Of
Mr. Clement buchanan, o prominent farmer
Of Rich Valley.
BRAR-sCOTT.
David ". Bear and Miss Ollie Scott. both
Of this county. were married AZ the Methodist
circuit parsonage here yesterday evening,
Rev. George 4. Macdin officiating.
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AMHERST @. Il. Va. Sept ls.-lSpecial J.
The farmers complain that tho ground Is too
dry to plow.
Dr Reid Darlington. son Of the late Mayor
Darlington, of Richmond. was in the village
on Tuesday and Wednesday
At last work on the Jail has begun, much
10 the delight of those who have Offices Oh he
court green.
Mrs Hoofnagle and family and Mrs. Car
riugton lett Amherst Thursday for AIRING
ton. thence they will after "A few days 30 TO
Abingdon.
Rev J. .. Babcock is in feeble health. He
presches Sundays, but is not eble to DO any
nAsiOral vlsltlns
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4 Negro Mnst Answer for the Death OF Frank
Brewer-North state News.

Brewer-North state News.
RALEIGH. n O.. Sept. is.-lspocioll-A
special from Winston tonight says that tho
dead body which was taken from Dan river
Yesterday, near Marion. his proven 70 be that
Of Frank Brewer young white barber, Of
Winston. A bullet hole was found 10 his
head. and ! negro named John johnson vas
arrested ST Winston TODAY charged with tho
murder md was taken 70 Madison tonight
for preliminary hearing. Groet excitement
and Indignation is said h prevail over me al
fair
musioian Of Richmond, has notified Pro
fcssor A. PAUL.. director OF tho Exposition
music festival 10 be held hero October 18th.
that he viii DO present and participate IN tue
All tho public schools # Raleigh. both
white and cOl0red. opened to-day With the
largest attendance ever known II their his-
Websters Weekly, published at Reilsyille.
in is issue Of today makes G savage Alta K
upon Colonel A. fs.rarolher editor Of the
Durham Daily Globe, which, & Is believed
vii result ~ = war, IS both editors are known
70 lie Il the lighting kind Hot discussions
have been going Oh between them With record
- the American Tobacco Company, the Globe
taking the position that the fine average OBJ
timed for tobacco On tho DanvLle market was
due TO the Cutter Trust. John L. Webster. edl-
Tor Of the Rei5syillo Weekly WHO'S prominent
politician and eK-speakcr OF the X Cuse, con-
tr0yerted this position and challenged FAIR
brother 70 public discussion q tho question
Foirbrother, il Is claimed By Webster said
ne would accept the challenge. but has failed
20 DO so. and today Webster don0uuces him
in unmeasurod terms. calling him 2 liar and
coward. t0irbrother is a Westerner. and
I
tainly demand satisfaction.
Governor Holt returned 30 the city to-day
from Mt. Pleasant, where he delivered al adj
dress at the Cabarrus fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
RAZORS AND PISTOLS FLY.
Serious Fight Among Negroes al q Fair 10
Gloucester.
GRAND JURY LIKELY TO INVESTIGATE
Man Dcfles an OGlccr While Standing In
tho water After Escaping From
His Cell In the Jail

wy,rr M,rsu VA. Sept is-lSpe-
al1-There has been considerable eS-
element for several days past among
the negroes 81 the Piney swamp neigh
borhood over cutting and shoot
mo aTray which took place aA what
,hov cal fair on lsst Friday night about q
mile and - half from this place. They ire
opentlv hold these fairs during the oyster
and truck seasons for the purpose Of making
money II seems that on this occasion quite
q number Of them assembled az the house OF
rather disreputable character. Most OF them
were oystermen, and as there was a
qroe shop within few hundred
vards Of tho place they RECALLED
tbemselves with what seems 20 have
been fighting whisky" a row was pretty
soon started and FREQ eight followed. IN
which poking iron. razors and pistols wero
freely used One fellow was considerably
gashed about the head by the razor, while the
fellow with the razor was knocked with the
poker and received two Of the pistol shots IN
his leg. When the firing commenced some OF
thern want under the table, some under the
lei. others got out OF the door aDd made
double Quick time home one reno" IAN
through Tho fields and woods for about Two
miles before he would venture ID inc puOHo
road. -. Nos, 81
verv inferior quality. IS oil OF the WOUNDS
were very slight Nc complaint has Deen
lodged against any Of the parties ana
mo arrests made. Thoy are evidently uyiIg
r. hneh the matter up. but 1t Will certainty DO
investigated by tho next grand jury
rsCApHD PROM JAIL.
About two months ago two Of our truckers
toiieI ~ Get checks which had been sent them
tbrough tho mails from Baltimore. Some
week since it was discovered that the checks
had been taken 10 Yorktown by ono Jack
Jenkins Of this county, and passed TO Mltcnel,
"a custom house officer. Jenkins was speediiy
arrested and lodged ID the York jail T. await
trial. Saturday night he succeeded IN
bonding the bars II the window Of his
coli and stripping of his clothing creased
himself al oyer slipped out and stole boat
from the York shore and returned homo, say
inc that he never intended 10 be carried
back alive Monday an officer was IN pursuit
~ him. There beinp.a creek near hLs home ne
ran ont into tho water up % his chin and
refused 10 come out. While tho officers
went 30 get boat he came ashore aud made
his escape Jenkins Is perhaps not OF age
and was Jailed some time since IN tins county
for stealing. He acknowledges having tho
checks cashed but claims that they were
given him for that purpose by Allan Hogg.
a neighb0r Neither jenkins nor hogg can
read or write. so it is yery evident that there
Is a third party who is not yet known, as the
checks are all indorsod III q very good hand
writing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

Saving Hay and Eodder-Bad Roads~Per-
sonaI Talk.

sALupA Va, Sept 1s.-lSpucial 1.-THE in
dustrious farmer 10 taking full advantage Of
the good weather in saving the later hay and
fodder crops.
Rail timber is becoming scarce In this re-
zion. aud as the tax Of keeping mp fences
mounts op the nuisance Of roaming cattle
and hogs ,eeefns really 10 increase.
How long will the yeomen ofsthis land stag
Gov tbroueI cuffs Of mud, Ihiscalled roads,
ybiie proving ours deplete their folds?
I'll, orc visiting here His little son Chris
tan Sid down a stair-rail few days ago and
fell astride "a chair, sustaining severe IN
AIrs. Virginia f. Montague has, gone to
Baltimore, accompanied by her little grand
daughter. Virginia McCandlish-
Mrs Victoria StOrmOnt, OF Virginia beach.
ia visiting her father, Mr.. J. A.iBristow.
The Democratic Convention has been post
pouod until September 25th. AS that nomina-
tion:will be equivalent TO election the Re
pubiicans will hardly make any.
Judge Joseph Christian. OF Richmond,
uessed through town yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

Several Important Cases-Boy Who Talked
After ConYersIon.


GREEN BAY, Va. Sept. ESPECIAL The
attendance nj Nottoway Circuit Court (Judge
Hancock presiding) Yesterday was composed
largely Of the citizens Of Burkeyille. drawn
thither by the interest manifested IN the kley
suit against j. b. Bradshaw for 10000 dam
aCes. which was dOcketed for trial. but post
pOned until the 30th instant lndloun lcol-
oredl sued the Richmond and Danyillo
Railroad Company for $500 damages; the jury
allowed her 200. The bar was represented
by kirkpatrick. Of Lynchburg; F. l.. 4. smith
Danville Southal and Hundley, Of Aneha
McIlwaine. Il Petersburg: Mann, Goodwin
and Morton. u kOttoway. Jones (cOlored)
against Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany will occupy tho balance Of the court
which adourns Saturday.
The colored people hereabout are consider
ably excited over what they call a miracle,
which. they claim, transpred at their Levi
church. within one milo 81 town. Jerry Row
lett. pastor, says that among Other converts
last night was q deaf and dumb cOlored boy
about fifteen years Of age who had never been
known 30 utter word before but that after
having been converted he exclaimed, IN a
voice loud enough 10 be heard By many, these
words Thank God thank God ."
". NJ Richardson, Esq. has just shipped
sixty-hve cases Of sassafras oil 10 New York
city.
M Devino. native Of Hallia1 county VINO
lately entered into business here. has turned
all over TO Norman j.. Boiling Esq, and Is
out nue-curing tobacco FOR various farmers
Mrs Price is shipping quantities Of chin
quepins 10 market
Large quantities Of sumac are shipped from
here
This station Ia greatly In need Of a larger
depot and nico receptiOn-foOm for lodies.
Mr G. s. Wing. prominent lawyer Of
I'D az "a
here.
W. W. Price, ESQ, and wife spent yester-
day here Mrs f. II. Stokes and Miss Kate
Carter will leave for Roanoke tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
THE CONTEST DISMISSED.
Judge Gsrnett Decides Agains, the Com
plainant In the Gloucester Election Case.

Judge Garnett Decides Against the Com
plainant In the Gloucester Election Case.
GLOUCESTER CoURTHoUsE. VA. Sept. Is
Especial Judge Garnett presided yesterday
and to-day in the contested election case.
Counsel for the contestants insisting that the
motion on the demurrer should be oyorrulcd
argued that tho statute was remedial; that
tho petition was sufficiently specific for the
iudpe 10 decide this contest according 10 the
very right OF tho case. The contestees con-
tended that only fraud l. charged. The
petition must charge tho fraud spe-
cihcally and accurately and wherein
tho fraud consists They argued 70
show that the Cont under this petition
could only consider this case upon tho ground
OF an undue election OF false return. that
the petition was ono continued charge Of
fraud. without specification OF charge wherein
and IN what tho fraud consists. when and
where the fraud was committed specifically
and accurately. that fraud should be % accu-
ratcly and particularly charged as in nm in
dicrment IN a criminal action, that this is the
nature of q criminal action. The argument
OF counsel pro and con we're able learned
and interesting.
The Court on consideration overruled tho
motion for the demurrer and dismissed the
complaint on the ground that the statute-had
not been compiled with and that sui
iicient number OF legally qualified voters had
not signed the petition The opinion Of
Judge Garnett was able, exhaustive and
clearly and comparatively delivered. and
seems - meet with the approval aad ap-
probation Of the bar and tho community
generally
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MARTNssuRG. W Va. Sept lG.-lSpeoial ]
John w. fiouseworth, who has been con.
nectef with the freight department Of the
baltimore aud Ohio railroad in this city for
almost half u century. died hero Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
CHURCH NOTICES.

srTTTNITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH SOUTH Bro.d street corner Twen-
tiethl-Roy y. A. pIrrRsoS, pastOr.-Preac hing
AZ II O'Clock A. ". and ht o'clock T. NJ by
the pastor. Wednesday light service at 8 O'Clock
A cordial invitation 20 ell. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

HaSoyHR CoUKIHoUsn, VA. Sept. a.
Especial. The Farmers Alliance Of Hanover
met here to-day and rescinded the action
taken III July. A that meeting they recon-
mended Mr. Henry r Wickham for re-elec-
ton. To-day they adopted resolution al
lowing each Alliance man 20 vote as he chooses.
Or. Bick l.. Winston presided and speeches
were made by Nessrs. Il. w. Bnford, J. NJ.
Duyal, Julian kufiin. 5. s. Hcpbron. Dr.
Christian, T. L. Jones. p X. Woodson and
others.
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~ CENTENARY CHURCH tGrsce street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets Rev. W. I; JuD;;
KISS, ID. D., pastor. -Preaching az II A. al. ana
cordially invited Sunday school At 1913 a. VI.
Lecture and prayer meeting wednesday at 3:l5
]. N. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

Tho most of our ailments come from disor
dered liver, which Simmons Liver Regulator
cures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

eyUNION-STATION METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH corner Twen,y-fourih and Y
streetsl-Rev. GEoRGE n. Raj lastor.-Sunday-
II and T. NJ Wednesday-night services at
T.45 o'clock Young Mems prayor-meeting
THURSDAY light AZ 7:35 o'clock. IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

Mrs. 'Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children teething. II soothes the child,
collie, and is tho best remedy for diarrhpA
Twenty i've cents bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

Those who have used this column claim that
tho effect has been eminently satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
swcrAy-sTRFFT METHODIST EPIs.

COPAL CHURCH corner Of Clay and Adams
Streets Preaching, by the pastor Feys "; H.
school AZ g:ijA. N. Weinesd.y- might services
OF s:i5 O'Clock. Public cordially invited. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

c~~~~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~,-.~ r-~-~-~-rNC~~~
DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
III JOHN II. POWELL. PRINCIPAL.
Mrs. 7. O.. pEfION. ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL.
No. 3 east Grace street. Richmond. Va
The nineteenth session Of this Boarding and
Day School Will begin SEPIEMBLl. "a, 1871.
For catalogue apply % either principal
CORPS OF INSIkICIOA,.
LATIN. MATHEMATICS AND HIGHER ENG
JonS III. POWELL.
HISTORY.
MRs. L. a.. lrTroV.
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MISSES REHFCCA AND tAENfE POWELL, fL0htHCE
WARWICK AID Many Howard.
PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE,
MISSES NJ. III. LEE REBfccA POWELL AND LAURA
CARnrNGTON AND VI. HOWARD.
LATIN AND MATHEMATICS
MISSES T. MARWfCK ANp CARRIE LOWELL.
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ENGLISH LITERATURE,
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Mss DANIELS SchQl,QlL,,ropr
RICHMOND. Va,
WILL BEGIN OCTOBER isr
Catalogues al bookstores and residence.
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Hickok CO., viii pay zoe. per 100 cash
Fig and Caroline Sun Cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

rvWAsHINGTON.sTRE " =. CHURCH;
! Roy Y. n. BENNETT. pastor. corner cary ahd
! s'ts = II Wednesdsy service s p VI. Sun
| day-school at 9.i5 A. NJ All welcome Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

sr- OLD-MARKET PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCll-Rey l.. B. TURNBULL, Pastor.
Preaching sunday II A, ~ and 3 rs Z. VI: sun
day school $3.50 A. NJ Gospel services Wednos-
day s:i5 L. VI. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

gT-PARK PLACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner Pine and Franklin Streets
Services sunday morning AMI at +. NJ. Olass-
meeting ~ 3.2O J.. II. Young mems PRAYER
meeiing MONDAY az 2. II. Lecture Modnes-
day night and young peoples prayer-meotng
IrIlaT nlGMt
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-10
FRlscos GUN PLAY.
It Would Not Work With Police
Officer Craig.


J. Frisco was arrested and locked up
at the station at 6:15 yesterday after
noon on charge of assault with a
deadly weapon, the complaining witness
being Police Officer Jack Craig. Craig
was walking his beat as usual, and in
the course of his rounds dropped into
the saloon at the corner OF Ord and New
High streets, as is his custom, to see
what was going on, this being one of the
favorite resorts of a certain class in
whom the officer is especially interested.
Craig himself says that he has made no
less than seven arrests in that saloon
within short interval of weeks. When
he stepped inside the door yesterday he
says that the first thing he beard was
an order from the barkeeper for him to
leave. Craig replied thathe had right
there, and would enter when he chose,
whereupon Frisco jumped behind the
bar and got a big revolver, which he
seemed in a fair way to fire at the
officer, when the latter nabbsd him.
He was brought to the station and the
charge as stated entered against him.
This is the second time within fort
night that an officer has been assaulted
in that locality during the day time, G.
A. Kent having just been held to an
swer for taking shot at Officer Valen-
cia only short time ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-10
PERSONAL.

Louis Weinmann of San Francisco is a
guest at the Hotel Hollenbeck.
T. G. Putnam from Denver, Colorado,
has rooms at the Hollenbeck hotel.
ED. Goodrich of New York, spend
ing a few days in the city, is at the Hol-
lenbeck.
Mr.. P. P. Frasier, of Australia, is in
the city for few days, and is guest at
the Nadeau.
Chas. E. Baker, Boston, and Chas. K.
Melander, San Francisco, are at the Ho-
tel Hollenbeck.
E. B. Rambo, accompanied by Miss
Rambo, Of San Francisco, is stopping at
the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. t. Dargin, of Dallas,
Texas, were among the arrivals at the
Nadeau yesterday.
Prof. A. Cuyas has recovered from his
recent severe illness, and has resumed
charge of his classes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flint of San
Juan are in the city for few days, and
are located at the Nadeau.
Frank Palmer, of Sacramento, is a
guest at the Nadeau. Mr.. Palmer ar
rived yesterday, and will be in the city
for some days.
DIR. J. M. McComas, of Missouri
brother OF Assistant District Attorney c.
G. McComas, is in the city, and viii.
probably remain here.
Mr.. T. G. Putnam, of The Needles
Cal, and Henry Mathay, manager O
the Temescal tin mines, of South River
side, are guests Of the Hollenbeck hotel
Harry G. Wyatt, the genial lessee ant
manager of the New Los Angeles theater
will arrive from the north today. HI
has been in San Francisco for over {
week with E. j. Baldwin, on very i'm
portant theatrical business.
Frank G. Young has returned from
two months visit to Canada and th
principal eastern cities, where he. ha
been on business trip. He says he i
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

I take this opportunity Of highly recommend
ing DR.. Wong Him's abilities as physician to
ali who have any diseases, especially those
whose complaints resist the treatment of other
physicians.
For two months suffered from impure blood
and disordered stomach, together with a sore
lip which failed to heal and was finally per-
suaded to call and see DR.. Wong Him at his of
fee, 639 Upper Main street. l had consulta
ton, and after an examination of my pulse he
gave me powder for my lips and medicine in
ternally, and said he would cure me in one
week or ten days, and at the expiration of that
time declined to give me any more medicine,
because was cured, which statement l fully
endorse, for have not been so well for long
time JOSEPH X. DUBBS,
February rs, 1891. Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-10

glad to return to the Angelic City, which
eclipses all places he has seen since he
left the southern metropolis.
Ex-sheriff Truman G. Allen and wife,
of Henderson county, ILL.,, arrived here
last Friday, and are guests of his sister,
Mrs. H. L. Kendall, 29l4 Maple avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Morshead, Santa Rosa ;
J. s. Boreman, Ogden, Utah, and B. B
Busch, Kansas City, of Train Bros.
company, have rooms at the Hollenbeck
hotel.
One of the largest of the Raymond ex-
cursions of the season arrived in the city
on Friday and are located at the Ma
deau, where they will remain until to-
morrow afternoon. There are sixty five
in the party.