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DOLL AND Book DEPARTMENTS.
JEwEInY DEp,Rrv.xr
HANpKERcHrEF Drp.arurxr

13Lc IL Mmlte lawn handkerchiefs Sc
10. Pc . al styies 10c
% r linen nshd-enDroidered initials. 3 for SOC
a. randt hneh anu Lawn hAndkerchiefs. 2,c
"a az styles. 29c
- az, . ieis, az SYKES 44c
a.. Is 1at Sin handkerchfefs nc
10, Iyt; Jiih hannke5chieis al styles. pc
- In.,i1 'ain Sih nandKerchiefs lie
iS,Ic aiai III. sk hahdkerc hiefs &c
~ ;mn n LINEN nanakerch1efs all styles. 10c
~ PM anu hlels all styles ssc
80. Initial Jap. Silk Handkerchief - 4 70, n
5Oc. Initial Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs AZ u,
DC. Childrens Linen Handkerc hefs " -. z
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Ireland needs bimetaiiism, says Archbishop
Walsh And il half the distressing stories that
come from the Emerald Isle are true il needs q
good deal of it,
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The banging OF ffteen-year-old boy in
Georgia for the murder of deputy sheriff in
dicates that the infant prodigy idea is being
carried 70 excess.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Handsome souvenir given with
every garment.
30 LADIES' Tan mixed Chew
lot Cloth Refers, made
with lap seams. .t5. 90
81. 80 Ladies' Black Diaxoual
Cloth Refers. "a inches
lons. notched collar. .s6 so
sl2. rs Brown. Blue and Tan
Novelty Cloth Goats. Rus
sian back. 90 20
$1,000 Ladies' Tan Cloth
Refer Suits. tailor made. ~ ~
80 Plaid silk Waists. 90 4s
Misses Navy and Black
Cheviot Cloth Newmarkets,
military cape. 40 80
Children's Tan Color Cloth
Goats, 6 to IA years. e.. e7 to 30. 30
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Fun DEp.RrMExr.
DREss Godps DEPARTMENT.

81 ~, yard Plaid ST rah Silks 81. 90
81 - yard Ji-inc English Broadcloths 10
81 yard iC-inch lfan-y Wool Fabrics .......... Sc
81 yard .p4-inch Winter storm Ser1e ....... S.c
81 yard ~ inch English Diagonals sic
So. yard "a in CHI Cancels Hair Serges ....... tiSc
roc. yard i6-i ich English Winter Serges
5.Jc. yard - inch Figured Drapery Silks. ;J0c
80 yard y; inch Choice Japsnese Silks ... soc
soc. yard Wool Fabrics, all STYLES .9l,
:Spc. ward ~ inch SILK Creme, 44c
;Etr. yard sS inch China Silks.
Black Nils and Wool Fabrics at 10 cent discount
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HSSww A.: YsSaa Or A GSSss::ss:!

We have filed large glass jar full Of
Soda-Mint Tablets and will give the
person guessing nearest to the number II
contains ten dollars worth Of goods Of
their own selection from our stock.
Don't fail to-see the Electric Tablet
Making Machine now on exhibition in
our show window
OEram's Dras CtOres. cor. i7tS nd sts.
x2S-m
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at lOper cent discount.
DREss TRIMMINGS DEPARTMENT.

&C. COque Feather Trimming ................; SOC
q. IS yard ooque Band Trimming. ..............S %
81 j yard Ostri: Ia Feather Trimming. 81 ~
45c. yard SILK Moss Trim pIn all colors- sc
All other Trimmings and Buttons 10 cent dis
CONFERENCE.-THE of marked prices.
81 Is Ostrich Feather Collars 50. A.
81. Us Ostrich Feather Coilrs 81 >
IS. - Ostrich Collars.
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President Cleveland may need &dlai's AZ ii
only 10 cut the extra-session Gordian knot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

The only man who knows whether there will
or viii not be ext,a session isn't saying .
word
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The investigation Of the coal combine is so
Tar . matter Of mort theoretical interest than
practical effect
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Mr.. Ciss Gland has not as yet made any con-
taets for space in the Help Wanted" columns
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Sl.9S Orrrnrsos

For Men. special hsrrains in Pine Hand -,,a. 81,
Lace. Congress and Blncher~
For Ladies. Real Hand welt Extension Sol. Donrols
Button. all styles. Widths and sizes
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CURTAINS. Rues.
SCREENS. &c.

Matchless values in Che
mile Curtains, worth IS. IS.
"a pair
Chenille Curtains. worth Sc SO
to IS. 9S..............s3. 30 pair
Chenille Curtains. msgnifi-
cent colorines. choice de-
signsworth BIS to SIS. 50 95p
A lot Of Fine Lace Curtains.
fine de signs. worth up TO 50,
$3.50 Pam.
A new lot 81 Moquette Rugs. 81. %
Real Sheep Mats, white. yell
low, red. lemon. &c ISL. GO
% and IS 3 and4-panel Black
and Gold Embr'd Screens,
5 feet high. 81. % and Is
81. 30 Light-colored Screens. 81. so
Bissell's Grand Rapids Carpet
Sweepers. 81 9S
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ART Goops DEp,Rrnrxr

Brio -brac Mt 10 per cent discount
Jec. fiasree Silver PhCtS Frames. 4ic
.Ic- Imported Novelty Jewel Boxes TIC
&c. Jewel Boxes. all styles .................4. c
3Sc. Faacy Boxes for Hairpius, &c............:Ss,
f,c. Cas~ for Postal Cards. &r..-..-.........6 Oc
42c- Paris Novelty Match safes Bic
str- Match Safes. more elaborate aSc
So. Pin Cushions of shell and silk
-s3c. Key Holders OF enamel wood ............ l9c
1Itsc. Fgncy Covers for Pin Cushions .........I lee
A.. More elaborate Covers :s}r
sl- 50 Real swans Down Pillows .......... 81 30
:sf Dohhfe Head Rests for Chars. Ale
I've. Sik-covered Head Rests .SI.
Si.2o Japanese SILK Enbroiter.a Table Covers 50 q,
9~c. Chenille Covers. with Enottod fringe. So
~ He chenille Covers. 81 SlZeA 81 %
- Covers, yards square. ~
SIC. Painted SILK Drapery Scarfs .-.......... .1c
81 tS japanese silk Drapsry arts ........ 81 30
s.2 sS Jewel SCarfs-latest novelty -....,. a.,
"a. silk Stripe Madras Scars. = x,
J1c. China Silk bravery Sca-fs ---...- AZ,
2tr. Silk-covered Pin Cushichs. l9c
Ice. Stamped Linen Scarfs &c
Pos. STAMPED Linen Bureau Scarfs................sc
,c Staini ed Table Govern 1gc
Ia. Sramped Pillow Shsnns ,...........,, / &c
sNc stamped Monte Cloth ScarfS. 44c
Scc. Stamped Monte Scar s...--............... Sc
ycc Bedford Cord able Covers. 6Sc
g ssein pwistsd f,nhrotferv SIX casually DC &c
% skein Rope Linen, art color-s. Sc
p ssein Rope Silk lnsually &C. )...............4c
% skeln fflo f1oss usually 81. )............4c
o. skein horAl Hos GUST ally DC. &c
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Sl.4S OrrrRryos

For ladies' Especial 10, o; Fin, shoes rvo-r e.,r
worth So so ~
from 90 90
For Men. Warranted Waterproof creeamoo-..
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SrLk DEPARTMENT.

Oibh 'EPAhTM
AT EIGHTY-NINE CENTS.
81 20-inch Silk Fables. desirable
shades.
AT sIXTY-THREE CENTS.
15c. best China Silks and SILK
Surahs.
AT sIXTY-N1NE CENTS.
9oe. Printed China Silks in dark
grounds.
AT ONE TWENTY-FIVE.
81. 30 Silk Benyalines in all de.
sirable shades.
AT NINETY-EI6HT CENTS.
81. 80 Changeable Brocade silks.
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LACE AND VEIL DEPARTMENT.

Ali Lsces incldi beaded and silk lace drapery nets
and fouacin2s. at 10 per cent discount.
l.c. Wells llc. and lie. NeilS Toe
sOc. Wells "a, DC. Wells. 19c
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Preserve TH1s L1sr Or OPENING Sorrrxms

reduced being the
re
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NEckwEAR DEPARTMENT.

81 &c pat oapo,s usually 42c
q oC rii Snlnon Jaoots 81 As
X .,S Eli i've EoxeIy Chinon Jsbots 81 40
Il o. Enai;.S On, r1 I az 81 55
y 81 th DIE Ii!s U Cs ron 81 81
d. ssiIt St ti s DIX SA Dress froots 80 75
%. S;ir Srfs ioI "Inter Jackets. Csc
81 SiiH W;nds al c1iors 4)c
20 Fne,i,b $50 Al SYKES pc
81. bs' i usually Soc. :soc
o. 81 Z IL pows ,of Chiidren pc
81 ad S S, Snin1n Edeine pc
% nd 800 ees @ Az sly y2c
% sd AT uu a k e.. -19c
- 30 }nA, ' st lihH. Acc
81, 80 - nj .onar apo Guns 7oc
81 go a. ~ ies &c
-sS- setS' new style RUINED Linen %
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UMBRELLAS AND RUBBER Go,

So. rioria Umbreuas- usually Sl-.....-...... SIC
IL ~ Sioria Imbr~llss. with new handles. 81 Is
e .G,o-ia mbfeliss, rs inch frames. 81 %
.,S,or;s Gmere!bs. with horn handles. g l. -
- Sicria nmorep ~, extra size 81. Is
e S eTlSria UnoreI as. usually S5 30 So 20
~ Sais tmpretias. 20 and 2Stnch frames g.. %
s5& Sik Cmbgeilas red. blue. black s3 20
p - Laaies AND MeI's with novelty hsndl es. 81. 10
- ladfes Snd No MS. initials free. - SO
~ n,oreits - srng silver trimmings Sc. SS
- 4fnorelas rs ually sold at higher prices. 81 9S
~ LADIES kuoe Circulars .-....-.......$ u. Is
~ Irfsh Peasssn" fancy styles. 81. %
s2 ~ Care tso><ayier cloth finish. 40
~ ~ Eoyei BLU jap GosssIners. 81 10
y EnfDsn CsPe WAternroof .-....-.:.....--.$3 50. 9S
q MenS Ltet t-vetght Waterproof Goats. 40
nuooer Costs all lengths 81. IL
- ~ Cloth-nny Macktutoshes. ~. rs
70 ~ Englsn cape Maekintoshcs 80. 25
Ssc Misses hooher C1rcunrs SOC
80 Slrculsra With cape ...........Sl 81. -
u " Engiish Tan Cape Waterproof 81. 70
81 70 Boys and Youths Coats IL 40
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15c. OrrrRrSas.

Never before soid under Of 90
For cirl.. Real ponsola Hid sud Pebble Goat srrue
Heels. Sizes 30 IL
For Ladies. Fin. c'osh siipp-r-. n.nnsl Inca. q
sbc. Reduced from 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

We have always felt that 1t paid to be In.
dependent In 30 far N chaxeing you ex.
actly Whist genuine coz butter is worth
not cent more-and freQuenty less. We
are not going % give ypa an inferior grade
simply to quote 2 Iosc Dvsss. for vS do not
We want your respea q w e youf tIsde:
Butter - really cheap 4 40c. . H.. bat to
make y cheaper we viii sell IL IN 5-lb.
hosss Ton u "a. which saves you quarter.
yAnrs T. Osszz. esa....- a. o's rs-,.
sTS AND Pa y..cExxxa AND < ST. kARxErA
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SHors
Ar LOWER
PRrcKs.

Nobody has rot sny money 10 throw away. end thse
Nhaf paying more than n necessary amounts ~
There 70 . strong demand by IN. public for lower
rrtees and we ready rn.ettt
Our large assortment of nightly made sho~s RVS
rs chance 70 sst his shar- Of your tr.ds and -
price AZ which ne selling ought TO tempt you -
eivs MS your custom
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UxpERwr.R DEPARTMENT

44c. Ribbed Bal. Vests and Pants. .... 2ac
SOC. Ribbed and Plain Underwear. As
Iac kIooed Natural Wool Vests 6k
81 Ribbed Wool Vests and Pants .......... 50
81 Moderated Wool Underwear. az
brunswick and Phyllis Cndergarments ut 10 per cen
discount.
81 30 French Shape Black Corsets. eSr
u 20 Ia Venus Corsets.. 81 &C
buc Chldrens Corset WAISTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5ee Ladies Winter Muslin Gowns ..............4s&
Night Gowns. winter weight So
c canton flannel Drawers .--.................44 ~
Sc canton Flannel Drawers -..---......-......s5s
rc Wool stockinet skirts So
VI y MATT Wool skirts 90
81 % short Flannel skirts --..............e al "a
los Meton Cloth skirts .---.....................6
81. u Lined Sateen Skirts AZ
SIX Skirts at 10 Per cent discount
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NEWS DEPARTMENT.

Tn P1A,a Roxn.
OR. ,s.n. ,,ap A Ln,x&
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HosrERY DEPARTMENT.

HosrERy DEPARTMENT.
- Laaies anu Chldren's Black Hose. PIC
Asaoies sncH nose pc
:s,c ram ana Ribbed Black Hose ..............,c
:he b2ot fattern and Other styles
~ BIN nose WIN double soles.- BIC
~ rsSt Nyor Isis rose
30 rhney Use and SIX Hose ..-..-.....-....6 fc
src fnncy Lsi- and SIX Hose. &c
~ - Black silk Hose srecial make. ....-... Al IS
- % English Silk Hose all colors - ~
e. ~ Ribbed Boot Pattern SIX Hose - 10 ~
~. tN Novelty Lace Work SILK Hose. al %
96c. PARIS Carriers, all styles i3{Sc
Cashmere Hose VI 10 per cent discount
(Coptinusd abcve-)
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lSfksTs' ASB CHHiittBBkkEESS'ss CLLSosskkss
AT HMMF PRISE
UEsBBEEEEwwEEsRR BsRssEs

These being small lots We will almost gite
them away
Muslin Gowns from Nc. to................cpc
Muslin Gowns from s9c. to............... SOC.
Muslin Gowns from 9sc. to................ tbc.
spsirs Muslin Drawers from CSC TO .......l8c.
Muslin Drawers. torchon trimmed
WV 70 $1,000
Muslin Skirts from TIC. and asr to....5ssc,
e5c. Hand knit worsted skirts 3lc
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BOYS U1srrns.

For. 81. 80 90 o.. 90 %. IS %. 25
Worth %. so ~ Is. IS s9.5O $40
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A GREAr BARGAIN.
Fon l9c. EACH.
FAxcY GooDs.

15c- FLORAL Photo. Frsnes. DC
25c- Sterling Silver Hat Pins. :. 19c
19c. Fancy Metal Carter
Buckles. .l5c
IL 30 japanese Metal Trays.
handsome designs. .......... csc
Csc. Japanese Metal Button
Hooks. extra long. (3pc
oec. Japanese Metal Napkin
Rin2s ...................6 pc
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LINENS.

"a 20 S-4 Colored-bordered
Bleached Table Sets liable
cloth and l dog. napkins. 80. IS
Bleached Hemstitched Table
Sets, $40. S-12. S-l4. SIG. at
IS. 40, $40. slL so and sI2.1a
Bleached Fringed Table Sets. in
open work borders. $40, s-l2,
S-14. SIG. &c. 80. IS, 80 and $40 Is
each.
sl3o ~ yards wide Bleached
Table Damask .......sl. O5 yard
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-24
MEMORANDA.

Mr.. J. G. McInerny writes that it was
an error to credit him in the issue Of
the HERALD of the Goth, with contribute
ing 25 cents to the Patrick Lee fund.
The Windermere, on Ocean avenue,
Santa Monica, will have some pleasant
rooms for September.
Blatz beer, Woollacott, agent.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office, cor
ner North Main and Court streets,
August 23d, for HI. III. Linnell, Mrs. G.
". Vaughan and r. j. Glenalvin.
Drink Red Ribbon beer. Tel. Al.
Insure with A. @. Golsh, 147 S. Broad
way.
Fine liquors for medicinal use, at H.
j. Woollacott's.
R. G, Cunningham, dentist. rooms l
and 2, Phillips block, N. Spring street.
DR.. G. Edgar Smith, rupture, female,
rectal diseases. Seventh and Main. Tel.
1881.
Woollacott wants 500 dozen bottles.
Boys, bring them along.
DR.. Hollingsworth has reopened
dental Office at 1887 South Spring
street.
Napa soda, Woollacott, agent.
Try our Sonoma Zinfandel wine at so
cents per gallon. 7. Vache & Co., cor
ner Commercial and Alameda streets.
Pure California wines put up in cases
by H. J. Woollacott. Send case to
your friends. 124 and 126 N. Spring
street.
On the occasion OF the annual fair of
the Nineteenth District Agricultural
association, to be held at. Santa Barbara
August 23d to 9th inclusive, the South
ern Pacific company will make round
trip rate of $3.50 from Los Angeles to
Santa Barbara, good returning August
29th.
Ring up telephone "A. Your goods
will be promptly delivered.
The night school of the Los Angeles
Business college will open its fall session
on Monday evening, September 9th.
For particulars call at the college Office,
IA s. Main street.
Los Angeles to Long Beach and re-
turn, 80 cents, and San Pedro and re-
turn, so cents, on the Los Angeles Ter
minal Railway. good going Saturday or
/ Sunday, and returning Saturday, Sum
day and Monday.
H. J. Woollacott, importer of fine
liquors.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-24
HIS HURTS.

Henry Helberg's High. Hard Head Ham
mered.
A man giving his name as Henry Hell
berg was brought to the receiving hos
pital at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
suffering from badly battered head.
Helberg says that he has been in the
employ OF Mike Riley, blacksmith
located at the corner of Main and
Washington streets; that he quit work
yesterday, and while waiting for street
car Riley ordered him out OF the shop.
Upon his refusal to go until the car
came along, Riley, he says, struck him
with hammer, making a ragged wound
two inches long above his left eye. A
good hard skull prevented further injury
than the flesh wound.
DR.. Bryant sewed up the cut, and
after resting until about s O'Clock last
evening Helberg went away, without
making complaint against his assail-
ant.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-24
-
PERSONALS.

Mrs. E. P. Marcellus arrived from
San Francisco yesterday, and will re-
main with her daughter, Mrs. J. l..
Vignes, of Long Beach.
Sanford Johnson, formerly of this city,
but now proprietor of the White Sui
phur Springs in Napa county, is in the
city, attending to some important busi-
ness matters.
Rev. Thomas Van Ness, the superin-
tendent of Unitarian churches in Cali
fornia, was in the city yesterday, on his
semi-annual tour of inspection. He
leaves this morning for San Diego.
Mr.. George H. Stewart, cashier OF the
Bank Of America and secretary OF the
California Bankers association, leaves
for San Francisco today to arrange for
the meeting of the association. which
takes place there on September 9th.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-24
CITY HALL CHAT.
Street Extension Matters Things Don
aud Left Undone.


Street Extension Matters Things Done
aud Left Undone.
The board OF commissioners appointed
to assess damages and benefits resulting
from the opening Of Maple street, have
their work well under way. The street
is to be opened and Strengthened from
Fifth street south to the city limits. At
present the street is obstructed in three
or four places by tracts through which
no street has been. laid out, and is
afflicted with sundry ''jogs," which will
be remedied.
The much-desired and much-fought-
over improvement of Seventh street is
now very nearly realized. Very nearly
all the assessments have been collected,
and most of the parties have the sums
allowed for damages.
The improvement consists of widen
ing the street from width varying
from 100 feet at Westlake park to So feet
at Main street. to uniform width of so
feet from Main street to the west city
limits.
Supervisor Forester has a gang of
masons tearing down the wall in front
/ of his handsome place near Pearl street,
and Mr.. Pellissier stated yesterday that
he had made contract for making the
necessary changes in his brick block at
the corner Of Seventh and Olive streets,
the building now standing thirteen feet
out in the road.
As the street is now 80 feet wide from
Main street east, the improvement,
when completed, will give a nearly
level street running through the city,
from the eastern to the western limits.
OFFICIAL OR OTHERWISE. 9:
Not much is heard nowadays of the
proposition to build new system Of
water works by the city. But the mat
ter is go far from dead that proposition
to issue bonds for that purpose is ex-
pected to be submitted to the people as
the sewer matter is disposed of. Under
the law, at least thirty days must elapse
between elections held to decide upon
the issuance of bonds.
THAT BOULEVARD.
The contest between the City Water
company and the board of park commits
sioners over fence across the new bou-
levard through Elysian park eliminated
yesterday in the suing out of an injunc-
tion by the City Water company re-
straining the park commissioners from
removing the fence. Work on that por-
tion of the drive is suspended until the
decision of the case.
SEWER BOND ELECTION.
In the notice sent out to the officers of
the sewer bond election, the city states
that 'sthe election will be held as nearly
as may be in conformity with the cleo
tion law passed at the last session of the
legislature" which would indicate that
the city clerk, like every one else who
has read it, has failed to scale all the
heights and depths of that masterpiece
of legislation.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-24
Max. tem., 79; mln. tem.. 6s.

The asphalt pavement over the tele-
phone wire conduits on Spring street,
between Second and Fourth streets, is
being replaced. Another day or two
viii see that portion OF much-traveled
street freed from the nuisance of torn
up pavements and piles of dust.
The Mexican who said his name was
Sotello, arrested on suspicion of being q
Mono county murderer, was released
yesterday afternoon, investigation prov.
ing the correctness of his statement that
he has been at work at Pasadena fol
some time past.
The funeral OF Robert 8. Weaver took
place yesterday from his late residence,
at No. 2Sl9 Grand avenue, under the
auspices of the Masonic fraternity. Mr..
Weaver was a master mason. a royal
arch mason, knight templar, and also
Scottish rite, thirty-second degree. The
services were largely attended and very
impressive.
The journeymen carpenters of this city
and vicinity will meet at Opera House
hall on Saturday, August 9th, at
D. M, to organize Carpenters Eight
Hour league. The basis of organization
will be pledge to inaugurate the eight
hour working day at the earliest date
possible. by mutual agreement with
employers.
Frank Tennis, brought to the police
station early yesterday morning
charged with rape, was released from
custody later in the day. The step,
daughter, girl of 15, upon whom II
was claimed the assault was committed
M q nh ~ kax1x
false, and refused to make complaint
There being no evidence against ths
man, be was accordingly discharged.
The 22d OF September, the date of tn,
proclamation Of the first French repub
lie, will be the centenary OF that event
and will be grandly celebrated by tn,
French colony Of this city. The follow
ing committee will have charge OF tn
affair: George Riccard, president; A
Baudouin, vice president; JOSEPH
Amelineau, secretary; Felix Clavere
treasurer; Celestin Save, E. Eyrand, E
Faure, Jean Boyer, John Apion.
The people in the vicinity of Alamed
street are much excited overan attemp
by the city council to force system o
lateral sewers on them at an expense o
SIS to $500 per lot. They say the sewer
would be of no use st present, even i
theyswere built, and theLo only object il
to enrich contractors. A public meet
ing to protest against the alleged outrage
is to be held at the Moffitt house, 500 E
Second street, Thursday evening next.
Articles Of incorporation were flet
yesterday Of the Highland Development
company OF Los Angeles. The objects O
the company are to acquire lands, water
and water rights, and supply water t.
cities, towns, etc. The company is tt
have lie of ten years, and its capita
stock is fixed at $500 900, of which
5000 has been subscribed. The direct
ors are: r. M. Widney, D. o. Milti
more, George L. Arnold, M. G. McKoor
and A. H. Judson.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-24
INCREASING THE ROADWAY.

RobbiDg the Sidewalk to Make Streets
Wider.
The work of rounding the curbs at the
corner of Spring and First streets, was
briefly interrupted yesterday by Major
Bonebrake, who threatened an injunc-
tion suit, under the impression that he
owned the land to the middle of the
street. A row and lawsuit were i'm
minent, until legal advice showed that
the city had an unquestionable right to
make the change of curb.
The same course is to be followed at
the three corners of Temple and Spring
streets, where even foot of increase in
width of roadway would be appreciated
by drivers OF horses, as there is now
barely room for q wagon between; the
street-car track and the curb.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-24
Shetland and Scotch Ponies.

There will be a sale of thirty Shetland
and Scotch ponies on the Goth day of
this month at the 0 X stable, between
Second and Third streets, on Main, this
city. No finer ponies can be found in
the United States than will be offered
for sale on that date. All the ponies are
imported or from imported stock. The
Scotch are from the only imported
breed on this coast. A variety of colors
and ages to select from. Come early.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. M !,
sharp.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-24

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