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The morning call., 1892-10-29

October 16 last, through the bursting of a
sewer on Franklin street Greget is a florist,
and had at his place lighthouses filled with
rare and beautiful flowers and fine and rare
plants, besides furniture accumulated dur
ing fifteen years residence. He saws by the
break in his sewer his place was flooded
with sewage and filth, which flooded the
kitchen floor % inches deep and the sitting
room floor 20 inches deep, to his great injury
and damage. He claims that the sewer was
too small, and the onns Of the failure 10 put
In large enough sewer lies upon the officers
of the city
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EMPLOYERS, REMEMBER THIsI
FROM the California Election Laws
RIGHTS OF VOTERS.

eeoHon iEI%' Any person entitled to
vote at general election held within
this state shall, on the day OF such cleo
tion' be entitled to absent himself from
any service or EN- pl o y lent I'm which he ia
then engaged, or employed, for the period
or two consecutive hours, between tho
time OF opening and the time Of closing
the polisi and such voter shall n OF, be-
cause ofso sbssnting himself. be liable to
any penalty nor shall any deduction be
made on account of such absence from his
usual SALARY or war.s
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THE PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE.
SsW zealand Asking for Assistance
Hawa

new Zealand Asking for Assistance to
Have 1t intaiDsd.
The Sydney Herald, received by the Mari
POSI- Yesterday, says: The Postmaster
General has received telegram from J. G.
ward Postmaster-General for New Zealand.
with reference to the San Francisco mail
service. Mr.. Ward points out that the Im-
perial POstoffice declines to contribute to
the San Francisco service except on strictly
Postal Union lines. New Zealand has there
lore to bear the full cost of the transit across
the Atlantic and America but the contrac-
toTs receipts are likely to be considerably
reduced owing to the alteration in the most,
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MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. %
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

friday EVENING" Oct 81
SUMMARY or TIE MARKETS.
Silver unchanged.
Wheat lower. Barley frmer
Oats quiet aud steady.
Corn and Rye duh.
hay hTm
Large arrivals OF Beans.
Potatoes rather brlsker. cnlons unchanged.
Butter flst and weak
Eggs continue to improve.
Eastern Poultry gluts the market.
Wild Geese plentiful Ducks aud Quail higher.
Zniandel Wine Grapes higher.
Lemons and Lines weak.
Dried Fruit dull.
Summer Vegetables rising.
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100000; long wool, sOe@f1 40 each. culIs of all
KINDS about Is less.
ITALLow-So. ! rendered. 41a@494c; Refined.
61ac; Grease. 31493Lae 2 p.
eru choice 14@I5c y ID: do. defective, 1l@l2c q
10; free Mountain. led0121ac; San Joaquin and
Southern, defective, 7gl0c. Spring Woo is quoted
as follows: Eastern Oregon, lS@l7ci Valley ORE
gon. lS(02lc u rb
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California FrnIt

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S-The Earl Fruit Comn.nv so,a
to-day; H.If,crates TOkay Grapes 81 4O@l so !;
81 20; fun crates. 81 80; Cornicbons d 81 ~
crates. ~ 90; single crates. 81 66ll IS. Vicar
Pears. hali6oxes, 81 20 GIout Moroccan. A. 10.
spanish Pears, 81 50. - W
Porter Brothers Company at Chicago sold to-day
one carload california fruit Full crates Tossy
grapes, % 3O93 40; halfcrates 81 IN. No.
Nellis Pears - 20; Vicar 81 80; Peaches. ss1aaoe
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CHICAGO. Oct. 2s-wheat was weak and ons ned
Hc lower; declined l91Ac more, the Iatter tor
december and the former for May. on general
liquidation, the result OF cont lnued hesYv 800
west receipts. small exports and EASY cables. re-
covered slightly and closed easy at I61lase Iovcr
Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments 40 nno
bushels. Rye. 471ac Barley sac ''o''0o
Gu cAGo. Oct. 2S-wheat-Casn 6eIAc earn
$ll. Whisky-$l l6. "a Nlps-
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San Francisco Meat Market,

wholesale rates from siaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEFAFlrst quality. SIG; choice &c; second
quality. 5e third do, 31s@412c.
VEAL-Large, 5@6c; small Calves &c. Dairy
MGTT6S-Wsethers. ela@7c y Ii; Ewes, ca
Size.
LAMB-71aQs1sc = 70.
PORR-Liye Hogs. 4al@5c q n for heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs, $4,000; sc ock
Hogs, 412c; dressed do, 7(QSc y 10.
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the fifteenth day
such stock as may be necessary viii DO sold ar
public auction Mt the aueton-house of s. p Middle
ton Co.. SO Montgomery street, San Francisco
Calil ornia, on MONDAY, the fourteenth day of No
vember. 1892. at the hour OF O'Clock p NJ OF said
day TO pay said delinquent ASSESSMENT thereon
together with costs of advertising and expenses OF
the sale. y,
ii. ID. WALKER, Secretary
0fice-Room 81, Nevada block 3O9' MontSomiarv
sleSL Sau EIan0IscO, California. oc2S I'd
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Oct 2s.-The spot market is weak
at Us lOd Cargoes are weak at 33s Tor of coast.
S3s for Just shipped and SIS for nearly cue.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations FOX No. 2 Red Winter: octo.
Der. SIS lOd; November, IS 1912; December
6s ll12d; January, 6s I4d; February. Us Id;
March, IS l12d; April, 6s ID.
SECURITIES.
LoNDoN. Oct. % Consols. s6s.; Silver
SO 1-l6d; Rentes, s9t loo. Bullion out Of Bank
OF England, $4,000.
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SnaYnQN AT THE TRYsT.

ARoAD1A-1es2.
Across We lille with nimble feete
She trlppes my srtlssse Phillsi
with dowpcast eyes and bushes sWeete'
BEST by her steppe ye hilles;
with mouth uplifted myue TO meete,
she's fsyre as dsffodille is:
etthroated birds her coming greets'
Zoe pure, soc true is Phillis.
BRoApwAY-IsS2.
where fashions srmor glances Keen
she sauuters. dainty PhilliS,
Hair mol king. chic, with glance seieHe'
Cold as the Swallowed rill Is
oh serpent wise tbst suave, white queen
Nho knows her wish my Will IS,
And breaks my heart with guileless mleh-
cruel. subtle Phiiils! ,-,..,,.
EpINcFs NATHAN, In November Lippineotts.
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The WeeL,s EaiIn.

The bradstreet Mercantile Agency r.nou.. IN
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territores
for the week ending yesterday. us comparaa win
~ for tho preyi, Us week aud 20 for the
Ing week OF 1891 '0ireSpohu
The failures Tor the past week are divided s,,o,r
the trades as follows: general stores p saIoons
1gtoverS' eIectrIeaI supplies, marble, l whole
safe oil, commission produce, 4 ylnevaraIst
hotel. tailor and boots aud shoes "AeiS''
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Cal cpttas, 6s4 @6c spot. and &c for 1898;
" DOL Bags 36Q3sc
RICE-Chinese Mixed Sl@94 10: No. 1, - 609
IS: extra No I, 81 90Q15; Hawaiian, % STAG
4 90; Japanese. % 60G4 80 p ctl.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quote terms net cash Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 55sc p n: Dry Graduated.
SAC p 10: Confectionery A. b1sc; MAGNOLIA, 45sc:
A. 7sc; half-bos. 1ac more than bb!s. and boxes
-
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-MONO GOLD
u Mining Company. Location OF principal place
works Bodie Mining District Mono County. Cal
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment NO
S2) levied on the fifteenth day OF September, 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUEsT SALE NOTICE NoETH
~ belle Isle Mining Company. Location Of htins
cipal place OF business san Francisco California,
location OF works. Tuscarora. Etk0 Coucty Nevada.
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessnent (N9.
20) levied on the hrst day of September, 1854
the several amounts set opposite the names OF thS
resp ectiye shareholders, as follows:
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Leopold Greget has sued the city and
county OF San Francisco for $4,000 damages.
on account OF the flooding of his dwelling
house, ON FRANKLIN street, near Hilbert. on
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NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-Dstluers were the over.
shRdOwing feature OF the stock market 70 day.
After advancing from 65 to 60, declined to 6sI4
and closed At 6S12. The decline was caused by re.
ports Of issue OF stocks be made 10 nav for
eppos zion distleTies In the TO have been
purchased by the company. The general market
opened firm, advanced a to "A, with Chicago Gas
in the lead. At the close there was fractional
rally, the market closing steady with changes Tor
the day gen morally only Is to II either way Gov
ernments, quiet aud firm observation-disclosures
closed at 501sG50$sc.
NEW York, oct. 2S.-United States Bonds. as
1lo; do rs, 100; Northern Pacific 1885; cana.
dian Pacific, 1914 Central Pacific, 29 Ugion Pa
cine. 40; Atchtson aud santa re 1917, Wells
Fargo. l45; Western Union, 9Sla; Silver S47s.
Sterling, s4 S3Ia@4 S6Ia. "a
SIC 10. sugar. Sa3 9-l6c Hops-Pacifc Coast
lS@24c Hides, lZl2c. Copper - Lake slI IA
Tm-Spot, so So Lead-D0mestic 1895 IRON
Sl6. observation-disclosures, 50$sc.
HOPS
The Hop msfket In the interior is stronrar choica
state bringing Z5c. European shipments contlnue
liberal. Few really attractive parcels have Iefr
here. Sales TO home brewers therefors are rsaiIs
lower than tie rates III the interior where con
tracts cali Tor choice qualities Quotations are un-
changed - ~
california Prunes are slightly lower. Forties,
l3c; Titles. 1212c; seventies ll34e
LIMA BEANS
Dried Lima Beans are uncertain so,o. .o..
made aud offers refused at SO 80
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugsr-Rehned fairly active aud stendv. ra, duu
and unchanged. -" NNii
Coffee-ContTacts, 10 to 20 point, Iovor rha
offerings OF The bulls broke the market H9vra 81
Vleessrs oteourssins' later dealings we're armer
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. Ana In accordance with law aud an order from
tno BOARD OF Directors. made on the first dsy
Oh 1892, so many shares OF each parcel II
sug ;l STOCK as may be necessary will he sold al
puOhc auction at the once OF the company No.
Stv tine street. rooms Is and II, san Francisco
SAH,ornla on MONDAY, the seventh day OF No
Semoer, 1899 at the hour of l O'Clock r NJ of said
oay, 70 pay said delinquent assessment thereon
sale @ "
j. W. PEW, Secretary.
onice-No. $40 Pine street rooms IS and III San
At4helsco california. oclk I'd
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Family Retail Market.

IT aIuI y TtbthiI ndrAets
Butter Is stin cheaper. Eggs desrer and get
ting scarce
The Meat market Is unchanged.
Poultry is 10 heavy supply and cheaper as arrivals
from the East have been heavy this week
Fruits ana Vegetables show q few slight changes.
Herring Is again in season. Otherwise Fish ex-
hibits no new features
Following Is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
mice
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Uufyeraitys
A Florists Pleaded ILL.,,

ha mnun'' me pride Of the Berkeley foot
oaIiers, VIII captaln the University team.
and Sherrard will captain the olvmpics ."'i'
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HOHNING bkssION.
Board-50 Cal Electric Light 20.
Street-10 Gaslight, 10: $1,000 AZ Bono q
925s.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-$l00O 81 1904: $1,000 do l2l. "a
Atlantic Dynamite, 471a; 40 Giant Powder Con "a.
90 Cal Electric Light, 20; l6 5 Water 100
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WeexIY CIaarInma

NEW YORK. Oct. % Wool quiet ana a. n
nestle fleece. 26@35c q 10 '"A' w
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Wool Mark

PORTLAND. Or, Oct. 2s.-olearances, s422 600
balances, $4,000. *--'0'o
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. F. LAMS0n.
AUCTIoNEER g. COMMISSION MERCHANT
326 Kesrny ST., between California and PI1a
THIS DAY.
Saturday. .....,...........I.Octob 20, 1892
Att o'clock A. M, on the premises.
No. 1916 CALIFORNIA STREET,
....I WILL SELL.
The ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE,

....CoMPRISIS6....
One Elegant Parlor Set, upholstered In brocaded
silk and worsted tapestry:
Elegant odd Pieces, Reception Chairs and Rockers;
Elegant MsTqustrie Inlaid Center Tables;
Fine Lace Curtains; Ornaments; Pictures:
Bod Brussels and Tapestry Carpets; Fine Rugs,
Extra Sofa; Diyans: Handsome Lounges;
Handsome Cherry, 9ak and Walnut Chamber
Suits with toilet mirfor. Washstands:
Extra Spring and White Hair Mattresses; Pillowsi
Finest Blankets, Spreads. Sheets ana Slips;
] Elegant Walnut Sideboardj ! Palace Extension
Table; Extra Dining Chairs, with Ru,siAS
leather seats; l Elegant Walnut Hatssand:
Fine Hall and Stair Carpets: Elegant Msntsi
Lambre quius; Clocks together With great
quantity OF otner desirable furniture.
BE- TERMS CASH.
oc2S ct GEO. +. LAMSoN, Auctioneef
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Oscar Eaton, young Visalla man who re-
Gently fell off the Baptist College building in
Oakland. has mad 10 have one of his legs
amputated as a result of the fall.
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BOUNDED BY
Madison, Jackson, Eighth and Ninth
Sts., Facing Madison-square Park.
Large Size, S6Xi0O and S7.6xiiO.

One block from 0ak-st Station. broad gauge;
three blocks from nafrOw:gatge depot; four blocks
OF broadway, and only thirty minutes 10 San Fran
ciRco
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.

Computed by THOMAS rENNnSr Chronoms.sr and
Instrument Maker, Calltoroia Street,
Sign OF the W OGDEN Sslloc.
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RECEIPT OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS,
srnAMEs. DEsrISAr1ox sails WIRE

Dates of Departure From San Francisco
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NoTE-Assessments OF mines not listed on the
Board fall celiDq 10 ONCE
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COMPANY.

NE following lsa list 0. assessment. now p.ndins,
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras,
SO coat; Bakers extras IS SOG4; superfne, 81 70
93 20 p Dbl
shipping Wheat. Trade is slow. No. !. 81 1884 a
] so = ctl: choice, 81 3li4 p ctl; lower grades,
slZ09l 271a 2 ctl; extra choice for milling,
81 321aSl 1914 g cti.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
FRIDAY. October 2S.
Stmr Greenwood, Carlson. 10 hours from Green
wood ties and bark, to / h White.
Stmr State OF California. Ackley IS hours from
Portland via Astoria Al 12 houts; pass and mdse to
GOodall. Perkins Il Go.
stmr walla walls. wallace sac hours from Vic
toria aud Port Townsend; pass aud mdse, to Good.
all. Perkins d Co.
Br ship Comliebsnk, 81 days from Newcastle,
ksW; 1890 tons coal, TO Balfour Guthrie e. Co.
Swed ship Lady Lima. SYensson. 200 days from
Huh, via Newcastle, Eng, 1872 days; mdse to
Meyer. Wilson g. Co.
Bark Theobald. Killman, Is days from Depart
ure Bay; 1850 tons coal. to d Chandler
Bark Peters. Townsend days from BellIug.
ham Bay; 1900 tons coal, TO Blue Canyon Coal CO.
Cleared.
FRIDAY, October %.
stmr Truckec, Thomas, Astoria; George DetrIck
q Co.
stmr Humboldt. Edwards. Eureka; NJ Kalish Il
Co.
Br ship Mayfeld. Phillips. Queenstown; Dickson,
Dewolf 81 Co.
Br bark Lindores Abbey Miller, Portland; C
Evans.
Nor ship Breidablik. Arnssen. Liverpool; Balfour,
Guthrie Il Co.
Sailed.
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For Late s.up@a h'teatssaes See Etoan Page.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
REDONDO.

The steamer Santa Rosa arrived here
yesterday at noon from San Diego and
received passengers and freight for the
north.
Sea bathing is excellent and a number
OF persons have been indulging in the last
few days.
Last evening was delightfully."- spent
by the guests of the Redondo hotel in
various games, dancing, etc., but the
event of the week will be the Saturday
evening hop.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Sherman of Chi
eago arrived at the Redondo hotel yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Carson of Port
land, Or, are visitors at the seaside.
Among the eastern people at the Re-
dondo now are Mrs. A. M. Brown and
Miss J. Brown of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs.,S. NJ. Green and daugh-
ter of Milwaukee have arrived here.
At the Redondo hotel the following
named persons are registered: Miss
Grace Smith, Penn. Miss M. R. Drake,
Pittsburg, Penn; Miss M. d. Rice,
Helena, Mont. Mrs. Nj. G. Sanger, Miss
Addie Gregston, Chicago; Miss Laura
Mcdonald, Miss B. Mcdonald j. Bast-
helm, Geo. w. Barker, San Francisco !;
Mrs. H. III. Rockwell Milwaukee; ii
Kollar, Kansas City; P. l.. Budinger,
Miss Spence, Miss A. Spencer, Los
Angeles. B.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
The Night Has a Thousand Ewes.


EDToRs HERALD: Some time ago l
saw published in the Los Angeles Times
the little poem, 1.-The night has thou
sand eyes, aud with it the statement
that said poem had never been in print
before.
The lines had such familiar sound
to me that l was positive l had either
seen them before or that it was a re-
markable case of mental telegraphy.
could not locate them, however, un-
til few days ago, when accidently
stumbled across some old scrap books,
compiled during the season of my early
youth, when l was addicted to poetry
and scrap-books.
l find the poem copied with the fol-
lowing endorsement: "These are the
eight lines which have made BourdilIon,
the Oxford undergraduate, famous"
II you wish to print it, this is the
poem:
LIGHT.
The night has thousand eyes,
The day but one;
Yet the light of the whole world dies
With the dying sun.
The mind has thousand eyes,
And the heart but one;
Yet the light of a whole life dies,
When love is gone.
| think it very beautiful little gem
of poetry, and think that the real au-
thor, if his name is Bourdillon, should
have the credit of it.
However, whether he is the author or
not, it has assuredly been in print be-
fore and about the date of '76, as it mnst
have been about that year copied it.
]. B. NJ.
Redondo Beach, February 25th.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
speciaI Correspondenee 70 the HERALD. |


Special Correspondence to the HERALD.
SANTA MONICA, Feb. 26.
The Southern Pacific contractors ex-
pect to let daylight through the tunnel
by Sunday morning, which will be a
joyous day for all Santa Monicans. The
ties have'been laid as far as the cafion,
and track laying will commence on Mon
day or Tuesday morning.
NOTES.
G. B. Hall, of Chicago, is registered
st the Arcadia.
The Arcadia is becoming crowded,
eligible rooms being at premium.
Richards and Pringles showed to a
large house at the opera house last eve-
ming.
Messrs. Thos. and John Montgomery,
OF Sedalia, Mo-, have taken rooms at the
Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. L. Hadley, of
Edwardsville, ILL.,, are delightfully."- sit
uated at the hotel Arcadia.
The Misses Carlotta and Alice Peasley.
of Dubuque, Iowa, are enjoying mid
winter weather and the proverbial hos
The local band joined in the festivi-
ties of the occasion by serenading the
happy couple, who start out on the Jour-
ney of life with the best wishes of all.
The wedding presents were both costly
and numerous.
The regular services at the Congrega-
tional church, which have been sus-
pended during the past month, with the
exception of the morning Sunday SER
vice, on account of the revival meetings
at the NJ. E. and Presbyterian churches,
have been resumed.
Fred C.. Freeman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Freeman, who have resided here
ior some time. died on Thursday morn
ing at O'Clock, after long and linger-
ing illness. The funeral services were
held yesterday at his late residence on
Seventh street, at 10 80 a. M, Rev. E.
P. Baker, pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN
church, officiating. The following gem
tlemen officiated as pail bearers: D. d.
Saunders, Geo. G. Bundy, Ygnacio Car
=illle, ==iilllle 4 Buster, Mally Treadwell and
Guy Vineyard.
Miss Elizabeth A. Simpson and J. G.
Steele. were united in marriage at St.
Augustine by the Sea, on Thursday
evening last, by the Rev. ]. M. Merlin
Jones. The church was artistically dec
GRATED by the deft hands of the many
lady friends of bride and groom, who
literally packed the edifice long before
the hour appointed, and patiently awais-
ed the arrival of the wedding party,
which consisted Of the bride and groom I;
Misses Fanny Murdoch and Harriet
Hughes, bridesmaids; Thos. Hamrick
and Fred Hannaman. groomsmen, and
Messrs. B. w. and B. d. Saunders as
ushers. After the ceremony the bride
and groom went to their future home,
on the corner of Fourth street and Utah
avenue. where reception was held.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the Ar
cadia are, Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Nelson,
St. Louis; ]. B. Russell, Toledo; Miss
Annie Hensley, Utica. N. Y; S. R.
Brown, Omaha; A. W. Nesbitt, Pomona !;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Young, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Yoacum,
Seattle; Vernon Waldron, J ID. Wilmot,
HI. A. Marquette, San Francisco; A. R.
Greening, ]. w. Scott, Mrs. S. Hubbard,
M. Halle, L. D. Purdy, Miss Constance
Hall, Los Angeles. J. G. H.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
A BOULEVARD.
A FINE PROJECT ADVANCED BY
THE MAYOR.
sion-A Catooat Purchased-The May
or's Boulevard Project.

The board of park commissioners me
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock in th,
Mayors ante-room, Commissioners Hut
ton and Keys being present, when tiiis
session began business.
A petition was read from Mr.. Lantz
asking $500 for a small building which
had been found by the board on the
little park on Boyle Heights presented
by Gillette, Workman and Perry. This
little house has since been moved over to
Elysian park. The two members of
the board present did not wish to take
action in the matter without Judge
Hubbell. After a while the Judge
came in, and the petition was denied,
the board holding that they had no
power to make aly appropriation to
satisfy such demand.
The board awarded contract to J. E..
Mathieson, boat-builder from Marble
head, Mass, for a first-class Cape Cod
catboat for Westlake park. The cost
will be about 1915.
1t was decided to send Superintendent
Tomlinson to San Francisco to study the
Bay city park system, especially the
manner in which the sand lots were re-
claimed in the development of Golden
Gate park.
An application from Capt. A. P. Cross
to be allowed to build a tank at East
Los Angeles park and get water from the
pipe line over there was granted.
The commission has repeatedly been
approached to make some expenditures
on the newly donated st. James park,
and have refused to do anything on ac-
count of the clouded condition of the
title to that property. Some discussion
was INDUCED in, and Judge Hubbell
held that the best thing to do would be
for the city attorney to compel protest
ants TO show and uphold their claims to
title. The matter remains in abeyance.
4 A motion was made to ask the city en-
gineer to define the lines around reser-
voir site No. 4, and establish the grade
of the surrounding streets and report to
the superintendent OF parks. Passed.
Llewellyn Bros new heating system
for the East Los Angeles park conserva-
tory was voted to be complete success.
and was adopted. The plant cost 1880,
and the demand for that sum was ap-
proved.
The name of Reservoir No. 4 was
changed to Echo park.
Mayor Hazard came in and sat with
the board. He submitted to them
plan for boulevard to connect the city
parks and make a twenty-mile drive
around the whole city. The proposition,
which is still in its incipiency, provides
for the use OF streets already improved !;
for the improvement of new streets by
the city, and for the construc-
ton of connecting avenues through
the parks. The route submitted
is along San Pedro street to Alvarado ;
to Echo park; to Elysian park; over the
Buena Vista street bridge to East Los
Angeles park; through the newly-pro-
posed Soto street to Boyle Heights park,
and along Seventh street back to San
Pedro. Tomorrow morning, the mayor,
the park board, the superintendent OF
parks, the city engineer, reporters for
the press and several others will drive
over the proposed route. They win
meet at the Burdick block, corner OF
Second and Spring streets at 10 am
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
COVINA.

The Center school trouble has assumed
different shape since the first of the
week. The roll shows sixty-two schol-
ars, most of whom attended regularly
but Wednesday after few scholars had
been expelled, others left until but
twenty-eight remained. Thursday but
thirteen answered to their names at roll
call. The teacher. Mr.. Storment. re-
fuses to resign and sits at his desk with
out hearing the recitations.
Something new is expected tomor-
row, for the trustees expect to confer
with the county superintendent and see
what they can do in the matter.