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Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29
A LITTLE PREMATURE.
Nance Arrested for Numbering a Man
Who Is Alive.

Nance Arrested for Numbering Man
Who Is Alive.
J. W. Nance, OF Perris, was arrested
in this city yesterday morning by Police
Officers Hawley and Auble, and booked
for murder and then turned over to
Sheriff Gibson. The story of this affair
was printed in full in yesterdays HER
AID. Nance and man named Arm
strong had quarrel at Perns over some
land, and it is claimed that Nance
knocked Armstrong down and kicked
him, breaking his ribs and causing them
to pierce his lungs. An Associated Press
dispatch from San Diego last night an
nounced sthe death of Armstrong; on
this authority the officers were little
premature in their action in arresting
Nance, for later in the day dispatch
was received by Sheriff Gibson from
Deputy Francisco Pico, at Perris, as
follows:
"The man is alive and doing we'll.
The newspaper story is all nonsense.
Notify papers,"
Nance meanwhile had been sent on to
Perris, where, at the time of the assault,
he had already given $4,000 bonds.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI.
A Reception and Entertainment to be
Given.

A Reception and Entertainment to be
Given.
The Alumni of the Los Angeles High
school held meeting in the board of
education rooms, at the city hall, last
evening, and decided to tender recep-
tion to the graduating class of '9l, of the
High school, to be given on June 30th,
at place to be decided later. The fol-
lowing two committees were appointed:
Arrangements: Percy Schumacher,
chairman Miss Xora Avery, Robert
Frick, Alice Fitch and DR.. G. 2. Bagg.
Programme: Herman Lichtenberger,
chairman; Grace Hubbard, Leonard
Shepard, Walter Haas and Luther
Green.
1t was also decided to give an enter
tainment previous to the reception, ard
committee of arrangements therefor
was appointed, consisting of Herman
Lichtenberger, Alice Fitch and Percy
Schumacher. After some routine bust
ness the association adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29
THEATRICALS.
Katie Emmett Next Week in the
Waits of New York.

Waits of New York.
The next attraction at the Grand
opera house is Katie Emmett. She
brings her own company, and play en-
titled, The Waits of New York. 1t is a
work OF considerable merit, and it has
plenty of sensational features, including
narrow escape from death on rail-
road bridge. There is also great fire
scene. Miss Emmett makes very
favorable impression in the part of
She has all the qualifications that SOU
brette work calls for. Her engagement
opens on Wednesday night, June Sd,
with usual Saturday matinee.
LEHMAN's BENEFIT.
The sale of reserved seats for the
Owl clubs performance of Caste, on
Tuesday evening, will commence this
morning. The affair is for the benefit Of
Martin Lehman, manager of the opera
house. If everybody buys ticket who
ought to, the opera house will not hold
them. The cast, which has been
printed in the HERALD, includes many
well-liked amateurs.
NOVELTY THEATER.
The show at the Novelty theater this
week has the requisite snap to arouse
the audiences. Some of the performers
have to respond to two and three en-
cores. The success of this enterprise is
we'll merited, for the patrons surely get
plenty of amusement for small fee.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

there is an underlying lesson in every
song, appealing to the childish imagina-
ton, and never appealing in vain, and
that the lesson is given at the same
time that the active little bodies are
getting just the exercise that they need,
in the way that is as natural to them as
fitting about in the sunshine is to the
birds and butterflies, while the child is
learning to appreciate the good of act
ing with its companions in harmony.
the good points of organized and direct
ed play can be appreciated.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29
THEY CAN WED.
People Who Yesterday Secured F

People Who Yesterday Secured Per-
missions to Wed.
Marriage licenses were yesterday
granted to the following named per-
sons:
Charles E. Cant, aged %, of Colorado
Springs and Anna F. Knox, aged 81, Of
Los Angeles.
John L. Johnson, aged %, of Los An.
geles and Catherine Nile, aged %, of
Los Angeles.
A. N. Bruhn, aged 20, of Los Angeles
and Cora Belle Freeman, aged %, of
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29
Asphalt on Main Street.

The Asphalt Paving company will
proceed Immediately to cover the gran
tie pavement in front of the Baker
block and other property with standard
asphalt street pavement, in pursuance
of the plans adopted by owners of most
of the frontage, to cover the present
noisy and unsatisfactory stone blocks.
This company report also over fifty
thousand square feet of asphalt work in
addition to the above, including the
driveways and walks at Whittier Re-
form school, warehouses in Los Angeles,
Inglewood and elsewhere, sidewalks,
reservoirs and streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

Go to the Y. M. l. picnic on Decoration
day, May 30th, at Verdugo park. Beau
tiful location in picturesque cafion.
Admission only % cents. Games, sports
and dancing. Leave via Terminal railway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

can, will, and do teach advanced,
double entry bookkeeping in six weeks.
Tarr, expert, 233 West First.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

For Sale-100 head of A No. l milch
COWS, very cheap. Bonita Meadows,
Washington street, or apply to ]. E.
Durkee. Ardmour.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

Well, from business standpoint, they
cannot, but as they must have money,
the sale will continue during this week.
See their add in another column.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

Ocean steamship tickets to and from
all points in Europe now on sale at Santa
Fe railroad office, 129 North Spring ST..
Chas 7. Parsons, agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

The Coulter Dry Goods House will be
closed tomorrow, Decoration day, hence
do your shopping today.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

The six Sisters Millinery will remove to 429
South Spring street. between Fourth and Fifth.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

The Ladies' Unity Club will entertain at St.
Vincent's Hall, on Hill street, near Sixth,
Friday, May 29th at 8 p. m. A musical pro-
gramme win be given by Mrs. Chas. I. Parsons,
Mrs. L. F. scott, DR.. Jauch, T. Wiesendanger,
Mrs. Austin, Miss Wilkerson and other local
talent, after which a social and dance will con-
clude the entertainment. An invitation is
extended to all. Admission, 25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29
THE SUPERVISORS.
Routine Business Transacted at Yester-
days Meeting.

Routine Business Transacted at Yester-
days Meeting.
The board of ofsupervisors met in regular
session yesterday with chairman Perry
presiding. A warrant for $3.50 was or
dered drawn on the general road fund in
favor of A. E. Meiggs, for repairs on the
Artesia bridge across the San Gabriel
river.
The City water company was granted
permission to connect the county hospi-
tai with its pipes, changing the source
of supply from the East Side Spring
water company to that of the former
company.
warrant for $25 was ordered drawn
in favor of Malvania Horton from the
special fund on account of College road
No. 2.
This is the best time of the whole year to
purify your blood, because now you are more
any other season. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
best medicine to take, and is is the most econ
omical-lOO Doses One Dollar.
Prof. d. Morgenstern, Chiropodist and
Manicure, Late of New York.
And Denver, Colorado, has taken rooms-at Ham
man Baths, 230 South Main street, upstairs.
Ofice hours from to p. m. Calls by appoint
Pabst's Blue Ribbon Beer
Is the finest brewed. Nothing better as a tone
California Wine Company, Sole Agent
Choice Fruits-Finest Cherries
Handled by Althouse Bros. Telephone 1877
Ladies are greatly benefited by the use of
Angostura Bitlers, the South American tonic
of DR.. ]. G. B. Siegert g. Sons Ask your drug
gist.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly
cured by Shilohs Cure. We guarantee it For
sale by Heinzeman, 222 N. Main, or Trout,
Sixth and Broadway.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..
Take Eucaloline on your summer vacation
for insect bites and poison oak
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29
Drop q Postal

To the California Wine Company, 222 S. Spring
street for the finest wines and liquors.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

R. D. List, notary public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. 125 West Second. Never out
G. G. Johnson, Notary Public, has removed
to lion. Spring st. ALWAYS in.
Noon nrayer meeting LUX North Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

This is the best time of the whole year to
purify your blood, because now you are more
susceptible to benefit from medicine than at
any other season. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
best medicine to take, and is is the most econ
omicai-100 Doses One Dollar.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it For
sale. by Heinzeman, 222 n Main, or Trout,
Sixth and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29
STORE.
Friday, May 20. 1901.
1t Is Advisable for People to Trade With Us

safer buy stores than known place
that the lowest prices
ALL trades the level
charged more than another This is the
doing and allows bargain
safe
and learn where
rightly Anything exchanged with pleasure We
trade, and keep it,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

Ladies are greatly benefited by the use of
Angostura Biters the South American tonic
of Dr.. ]. G. B. Siegert Sons, Ask your drug
gist.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

The cheap and popular Saturday and
Sunday excursions to San Diego via the
Santa Fe Coast line, afford all not only
a delightful trip in one of the COM
pany's elegant reclining chair cars. with
the ocean in full view, but also gives
them an opportunity to visit the mag
nifcent Hotel del Coronado and the
city of San Diego, with it's many attrac-
tions. Remember, for these excur-
sions tickets are sold at the low rate of
one fare for the round trip. Good until
the following Monday. On sale at 129
North Spring street and Santa Fe depot.
Look in at liz South Spring street to-
day and tomorrow, May 10Th and 30th,
and see how Abernethy & Taft are
handing out those nobby spring suits,
and you will naturally wonder how they
can possibly sell goods at such prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

Pabst's Blue Ribbon Beer
Is the finest brewed. Nothing better as tone
California Wine Company, Sole Agent
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-29

Choice Fruits-Finest Cherries
Handled by Althouse Bros Telephone 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
ATRAryER,s NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

Morris Park July 4.-The Of last night LEFT the
track heavy and holding, and no fast work was done
Strange D say every trainer pleased with the condition
n the track Superintendent German at work with
arce force u men and by the eject that the
Iargs attendance a good track There ore enough
horses here I'LL the at both tracks with horses OF
good quality.
The t,govear.old division are we'll and many
good races will be purses where the stake winners
can't get in.
The Ocean Stakes did out close contest as
many trainers expected The great horse Kingston
was not KEYED up. When "Phil' Dwyer read the ac,
count Of Tenny's The Tribune, he doubted
accuracy but after the was over was convinced
said after the that Tenny was never extended
at any part distance while Hamilton admitted that
he never could get up IN the "-waybacL" All kinds q
excuses will made for the dethroned King but these
are Kingston has several short races and
has been INDUCED His fastest work outside Of his races
was a mile on THURSDAY IN 40 Many that he does
not run his best the Morris track. Snip Donovan
/, happy b T. Puster has risen from the ranks " the
9rade Of Corporal and Il Tonnv holds his form Mr.
Pulsi'er viii De a Sergeant " the last Of next week
The OF the day Lonastreet'' mile with l44
pounds on his back That race put the oe.tmers that
refer % the horses OF twenty ~ sleep II
wound up the best DAYS racing seen In years
Several trainers Of the larger stables are in trouble
Their exercising boys leaving them and going 70 the
minor trace, whore they promised chance % rid"
W walden was the first suffer. Now the NcLewee
stable minus five boys. This IS Of the greatest
drawbacks to Of large stable, and officials Of
racetracks should stop It II possible.
on Wednesday July 6. there VIII be another sale Of
vearnes They con-l-; % four lots. the ct Of spend
thrift Onondaga StrathH0re Nolturna and o'her sirs
The McGrathana stud has fortysix the Spndthrt stud
fifteen the beaumont stud eight and the Neado" horp
stud twelve one L0npfelow lilly Will aso be- sold Tn"
McCra:hana stud many colts and he- out Of the
dam, Of winners and these youngsters are RcodooAlhI
lot There l. fun brother u Kingston IN the spend
tbr u lot The sale should be- success
The attendance free field to-day was the largest
since the opening the crowd being orderly
and all having q good time. An English tout tried 20
ply hi, trade by gathering crowd around him. and
saving 81 knaws the fayorte cawnt VIII, haad hive got
the winner: now who viii ave i'm f0r shilling or %
! o,.r,- in Hamerican money l' III, Offer grco,-d
With: "O'wan yer chump" Biting was lively and the
mutuals did A good business
i.rola,. parade a feature o the day. racing Mr.
, mus. have felt pleased when he heard the cheers
- m. vast crowd the only time his color, have
becn rh-erd IN some time Ms horses are not Of the
ebt cass T. win races, although trained by an artist
p,-, NV. that he will sell most Of -hem al auction III
| the course OF this meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
crrrr sRr RG MnyrMENrs pEDIC4TED.

Gettysburg Penn. July (specialj.-Ihe surNiNo's
Of Martins Independent New York Battery oeI''' "
their monument on the Tanncytown road near ''e"'' p
beadouorters This morning Captain Martin, who com
aanded the battery In the battle, presided RAY
Was offered by James fl. Durand, Of hah"dS ~ 81
The Grafton was delivered b the Rev WllIlah RUIZ
SON. pastor Of the Baptist Church oil Hah"aS
monument is about ten feet high and on the FACE oI
tains bronze plate depicting the battery going INTO
action the state coat Of aud the horse arue'S
badge. 49,,
The rcd Pennsylvania monument. over the postum
Of which there has been a legal fight for nearly lou
years was also dedicated. Speeches were made w
General James G. Luych Captain W. W. ker ana W. W.
Wiltbank Of Philadelphia, ard William AFch NC lea.,
The monument l., Oh two pedestals ana Is Dion11o
figure OF private with dubbed muskej u stain
on the spot decided by the courts; twenty fect III NJ
rear Of the stone wall in the bloody angie. lAS
right 10 this advanced position has always Det ucI.
by the Battlefield Association. the l9th ana -Ot ~
Massachusetts and the 69th and list Pennsy an
regiments. The result OF the legal nght rs Ies44 %
By those thoroughly acquainted with the Facts as III
fortunate.
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THE WINNERS At WASHINGTON PARK.

Cbic,go Juv IA great holiday crowd found Us way
% yy,bincton PARK to-day. The weather was excellent
M. track while not fact dry and good When the
ert race was called 20 900 people Were ia attendance
Tn. fe,ure Of The days port was the sheridan stakes
fr vear.od- az a mile and quarter Forl scout
va. a, ,ep.moncy fayorte. The race was good one
pct scout after making the running from uc hauhl
Mt winning "a. ily from Pomfr1, rank outsider King
man ran fairly good Just brior- the hf'' rae
90. card a well-dre--rd man, supposed 70 D. 1. j.
B.ackweu dropped dead IN the betting ring from Aelf'
disease. .,,.. q.
Fi-, r,ca-Pur.e $500; Tor maiden tNoyeai-oIl- -
III rir.rt1 -1uto AnnOran secoh-, a IeH-~i'
abaad NJ tlrurntne TiM--l 90.
second r,,.-Purse 800; Tor thr.e-y lI.oas eng up
war, II. mile whitney Won Dy Mfff '''-lia' i'
beat Homer Tor second place. lihe-I ''
Thir, r,--Pur~, 5000 ior three-I esr-oiu' t'u u y
slim lna mile lloreali- won. fat o!'5 Ar'S ''"
I,,r., 1 ,," r.,gths for the place. Time 40.
Fcp-,n r,reThr sheridan stakes, swetpssttaSHeS
49, -. IA ~ 500 elch with $1,000 al4tI',
miles Poet scout won ROM" .5..I i1
lengths for the place IIhe-- - ,, 4 ,,.,,.t .
Finn ce-Pur $500 Tor threey o'a, lna up'tu
I,Is b r. pun or-Trust won by 'N rh--H7' 4''N
Il Is -, ,1 ,,r,,.,.,t
SIN rre-Handcap Tor ,hre+yearod' tnl uP 'rl
- Ca ,cb Win 500 added one mile. saHoa-o won
~ = I'D from Forcruuurl VINO brat bfh@"' d "" '''
the place. Time 49,. .o.v.,r,Ii.
seventh rsce-Pur.e 5000. ior mAdea tEo' .fb
- min. pcrbaiLc lAuIc Dea1 -h'--
for the place Tine-l %. 80 Ids and nm
Ftg,,h ,..Pur.e 5000 for three-yeaI o -, Apr up
warl o, 10 ia Bell by lengulr iIoH ~ -
Who beat hi Kendlr a noe for ia" "''e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
4B10WAr GILLIAN LNSURGESTS.
RESTRICTIONS PLACED on VESSELS CARRYING
ARMS TO CERTAIN PORTS.

DISTRACTIONS PLACED on VESSELS CARRYING
ARMS TO CERTAIN PORTS.
p,~i- rrlv AT the Gillian Legation here 1t Is
- ,1,,+ the Government OF Chill has decided That
r carving arms food forage or coal to ports heId
Nv the insurgents shall not be admitted 70 ports uhdef
control Of the Government unless they give guarantees
rbi, dispatch is evidently an answer 70 me teesS
declaring mat vessels we've loading al ool GS
W '.7,..or- f,r the places the coast O'cuPeu
~ ", r,rt,lIl~ Of the COlstltutNnahst, nc H';uIS
- tutee can be Guessed WITH my II -
t~,l,aTI. however that the ships MoG4i 'UoP ii duy
mn n-fo r. ir Ialmaceda', pOs-e-,' ~ wien I-g al
1lo,d peacefully AT the many harpoa meiu Dy me
tt,,t .,rsl marty And II these ships were merely
- mn .. Wi al and provisions, a. IL i sdIu Incy
& In the -an Francisco dspatche>, aud II theS sdeo
d. me american tag. il /, unlikely tla the DlolaOr
In a. -.ile them At any rate, 4 i stFah 10
thHE, though favorable one for american a g, ~
Il'1, -, r,a-t az rhe Pacific, which was fuzzy
,1,,is'5ged before the present war from the ~he~o
,r,tnares of unfortunate chill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
SERIOUS RCyaWAY AT LONG BRAyCH.

Long Branch y. j., July 4.-The horses attached 10
q two-seated surrey became frightened to-day while
opposite the ocean Pier, and ran away The animals
dashed up Broadway and came into collision with two
vehicles both Of which were demolished and the
horses Of one Of the other vehicles also ran away.
When In front OF Roihensons drug store the horses
sttaehed TO the surrey on the Sidewalk and up
Set the carriage throwing the occupants violently to
the ground The latter were removed 10 the drug
store, where they were attended by Drs. Brown and
Templeton. 1t is not Thought that any Of them are
seriously injured although all were badly cut and were
Unconscious for considerable time. Tie injured are
Mr. and Mrs George Fletcher C. (. Wickham, and
Miss Lyon, Of Brooklyn. AL were staying at Asbany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

THE EXPORT GB4IN TRADE OF B4LIIAOhE'
baltimore. July ,epeciaD-For nine months ba1ti-
more's excess over philadelphia IN the export sf@h
rad wa, 1aO761 900 bushels. The assertion has been
r,Ao that Baltimores prosperity l. due to the dis
elimination Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company IN
t,r Of mi, ely and 10 the detrment o Phade!phia-
n is charged that the Pennsylvania dverts the West
orr, Grain AZ Harrisburg. and. instead OF taking II 70
philadelphia over the main line Of the road, transfers
- the Northern Central tracks, and brings II lnto
potinore 10 regard the charges one Of the largest
,r,u shippers OF Baltimore says: The talk Oi dlS
crimlnatou by the Pennsylvania Railroad Is al non
sense The secret Of the whole matter, and the only
reason for it, can be found in the energy, activity
and agessvene-, Of the grain merchants Of this city,
We are essentially grain traders. efforts for years
have been given 70 this line Of trade, ana II Is thor-
oughlv ma stored IN it, details by Baltimore dealers
Agents are scattered throughout the grain regions OF
the West huying or soliciting shipments for baltlmoro
houses When the grain Is offered 70 The Pen yIvans
Railroad for shipment the company has no cholce Gus
must take IL wherever ordered by the cohslghecs'
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six cities. Albany. Brooklyn, Buffalo, New-fork'
TROY and Yonkers reported receipts from waterworks
and in three cases they exceeded the oTdInary eA-
nenditures on that account. The balance In favor
~ Brookvn was S231SOO: in favor Of Buffalo 1t was
s4s4 4os. and in favor Of lonkers Si6,449' In Al
bany the excess Of expenditures over receipts on that
account was SG5 9Os; In New-Nork il was s421'O3o'
and in Troy s52.s27. The other cities reported OK
repditures on account Of waterworks as follows FL
mira $3.50: Oswego, S15,247; syracuse, $4,000 and
Rochester. S2O.sO1.
In the following table are shown the ordinary ex-
penditures per capita several accounts in each OF
the fen cities The figures In the second column,
administrative expenditures represent only that part
of the ordinary expenditures presumed 10 be neces-
sav for the conduct ordinary city affairs and do not
include amounts expended account of libraries,
schools public buildings. charitable objects and water
works or use Of water The items selected for com
n.risop in this table apply to all the cities, except
that Oswego reports expenditures under the head of
sulscellaneous7.
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the body which created i, the arrangements for this

OLD SOLDIERS HAVE A REUNION Al l'Nhh-i'9'
The only public Incident OF the day IN lonAers
was the visit and reception OF the old Mozart regneh
doth New-York Volunteers, 70 that CITY lmrN
years az, yesterday l,044 young soldiers ioffm7 III,
command left Yonlers for the war under the coliA"u
80 coi,roI = T Riley The regiment made H. marx
ON many of Vlrgna's bloody battle fields during u'e
four wears Of strife There sixty VI seventy sur
yivors. The veterans. about fifty stronI' WIN 'hei
wives and daughters reached Ionker' al II cL'A' nv
were met bv a detail Of Ktchins psf q. y H. Inc
v-er,ns with their old tatte-hagS march to ter o'u
cr,p grounds in Iale-ave., where they held lolh'a
zion. ~n,eche, were made by colonel Rley' captain
Joseph Murphy and Others. Alu'ons were hane -
the fact that this was the first visit OF the re5u'
>. >,,l,.r, since it went away thirty years ago.
These officers were elected: Colonel r. D. Rlley'
nresident; Timothy Higgins, vice-pre-ident captain
Joseph Murphy, secretary Joseph K1oo,s, then
yvi1,i,11 Erch. sergeant farms. Inc NcleIt' INC.
tir1ed 10 the Getty House for Ginner alter "iUDH
49, ,ras speaking by Colonel John g oholD' Non'
r r,,,,,,or g. Is. Ealch, Of Nonhers, and Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

The Aeet Of the New-Yor Yacht Racing As'"ciaulon
taoan n assemble al CITY Island YESTERDAY preptdoly
10 the annual cruise, on Wmch the N@'HV -, :.
~ -, ,bor+ fftv yachts gathered in the !aTf's'
. Cl.,.re r,rsr,o came down from Larchmont on MS
.cboo,or Edith and assumed command Io-morT'"
the feet will 20 10 Norwak Islands on IleS1 Tins
NewIIaven on Wednesday 70 oaybrCoh' anu VI 10 aeet
dav 10 shelter Island. From the last PoI' '
will 90 10 Thimble Islands and dIsDaha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
.,,,r, oD.rpvAycE At NORTHFIELD.

,.r,ro.d Mas, July Especial Independence Day
va. tuly celebrated to-day by the college 'VlueH''' e
tl. orupying the afternoon. and patriotic speeches.
- ,,. ,,. and velis and fireworks hAing up the time
(nm ,ndown I'LL midnight. The addresses this morning
.r. nv tho Rev Mr. smith. Of scotland and by ME-
>r,dv The foreign delegates held meeting "fofe 1ns
,,a.I ,ia-. AL che meetings were well attended ana
w. Mod home, that tomorrow viii be the greatest daJ
over seen in Mortified