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The herald., 1893-09-29
PASADENA.

The Haudball Tourn snt--Annual Bap-
tist Church Meeting.
PASADENA, Sept 28-The handball tourna-
ment held at the Athletic clubla evening was
well attended and some good playing wit
ncssed.s
The teams that played were Hutchins and
Holt, soverin and simons, Wood and Holt,
Ciapp and Johnson, Weight and Smith.
The plays throughout were good and the boys
showed much Improvement over the last
on Saturday evening next the hnal win be
played off for the club medal, with the follow
Smith. Gates. saverin, Holt, olapp, colling-
wood.
ANNUAL BAPTIST CHURCH MEETING.
The annual business meeting of the First
Baptist church was held last evening. Reports
OF the clerk. treasurer, collector and Young
Peoples society were given embracing the work
ofthe year, which was very satisfactory. % l The m
suited az follows: For trustees; Milford Fish,
J. w. Camper. Ernest Canfeld. a: A. .Chubb, q.
whitman; For descons Milford nsIa Fish; A.
For treasurer Milford Fish. For collector: D.
Pierce. For auditors, A. A. Chubb. o. 8. Bar
= The twsnty-f fifth annual meeting Of the Los
Angeles Baptist association will convene at
Monrovia with the First Baptist church on
win be preached by Rev. O. Z. Harris OF this
city. The Sunday school and Young People So
cieties Will meet In convention on Iuesday IN
the same church.
: Mr.. Rhadin ecudder was amoug Yesterdays
/ east-bound passengers from this city for
Chicago.
Mrs. Hobson left today for trip through the
east, including visit at Cresline, Kansas.
The funeral services OF the late Frank g.
Brown will take place from the residence on
Olcott place Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Rev. c. Z. Harris Of the Baptist church will
Mrs. W. 8. Gilmore. who was reported lying at
Snounced in telegram yesterday to be much
The public schools are full to OVERLOOKING
nq t % Il II II tSs
The Star Publishing company was awarded
Judgment today In q suit brought against David
Coyle on an advertising contract.
Edwin Kahlbaum OF Los Angeles has bsen
appointed receiver OF the estate of George A.
Richardson, who recently went into insolv-
ency.
given by the ladies OF toe Congregational
church at the home of G. O. Rarey on North
Euclid avenue.
An Arizona round up is the latest thing in
the Salvation Army blow outs. This original
exhibition il billed to come off at Williams
hall Friday evening.
The case Of Earnest Lynwood charged with
barery, In whicn Pompey Comstock figured as
complaining witness, came up before Recorder
kossiter this morning and on motion of Pom
pey was dismissed. he paying the costs. -;
The South Pasadenan recommends that a
hustler's brigade be formed in that enterpris-
that might well be adopted by some other
places we know Of
Mr.. L. Lukens is in receipt OF letter from
Raymond hotel. in which he predicts that a
larger crowd OF visitors will be in Southern
California this winter than ever before.
The herald., 1893-09-29
SAN BERNARDrNo.
The Trial of Mcswesncy Commenced.
Local Matters.

The Trial OF Mcsweeney Commenced.
Local Matters.
SAN BERSARDfNo, Sept. 26.-Department
Two OF the superior court was crowded today
on the opening OF the trial of w. B. McSweeney
for the killing OF Patrick O'Mera at Holcomb
valley, July 10th last. District Attorney f. F.
Oster and Deputies T. NJ. Sprecher and O. N.
Damron appeared for the state, while Hon.
Byron Waters and Col. A. B. Ear.s looked after
the interests of the defendant.
McSweeney took particular notice of the
jurors as their names were called and seemed
quite cool, but appeared to have something on
his mind that was causing him considerable
worry. After the usual amount OF objections
and sparring on the part Of the respective at,
try the csse: J. p Frink, Samuel ElkiDs, G. M.
Hill, H. T. Porter, G G. Nichols, Joseph Hall,
K. P. Moore, W. s. Briley. J. J. Yarnell, A. Cor
nelius, i. =. Coy and II. Pierson.
The taking Of evidence commenced about
2:3O this afternoon. The trial will occupy the
attention OF the crowd for several days.
BREvITIEs.
Misses Mae Lewis and Flair Dcwar start d on
geological expedition today.
Jennie Been Blossom has instituted suit for
divorce against her husband, John A. Been
Blossom, III the superior court
JEFF and Frank Daley and their wives leave
tonight for st. Louis and tho Mecca city
The secoud and fourth Thursdsy evenings OF
each month the Arrowhead club are requested
to visit the club rooms with lady.
Next Tuesday another car OF fruit will be
forwarded to the worlds fair. October 11th
the last car will leave.
Two girls. ottie Everats and Aunie coburn,
will be tried this evening by Judge Felter on a
charge of vsgrancy.
G. X. Fowler, former San Bernardino resi-
dent, who was appointed by the governor OF
congress ut Los Angeles, arrived In town today.
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RIVERSIDE.
The Potter Case Again-News Notes and
Personals.

The Potter Case Again-News Notes and
Personals.
RIVERSIDE, Sept. 28.-On the 9th OF last
March Charles Potter of San Jacinto left home
and has not been heard from but once since.
he had about $4,000 on his person and left for
the purpose OF going to Coos county, Oregon,
where he had some property interests. He was
last seen at Cotton ON the same day that ne left
home. Here he purchased his ticket for Ore
gon. About week later the badly decomposed
body OF an unknown man was discovered near
Arlington station. There was bullet hole in
the head, but as there were no traces of the un-
known's murderer the remains were buried
Several weeks passed and Mr. Potters family
not hearing from him, wrote to friends in Ore
arrived They answered ssying that he had not
arrived. Mrs. Potter instituted inquiries and
learned that the ticket which Mr.. Potter had
done had II been used.
She had the remains near Arlington exhumed
twice, but complete identifcstion could not
be made. Yesterday she began proceedings in
the superior court to be appointed administra.
trlx OF the estate OF her misaing husband. The
property is valued at $4,000. Potter is not La
ble to over be heard from again, although
many believe he is alive yet and will return
sometime.
BICYCLE CORPS
number Of the boys in company G, N.G.C.,
of this city. have decided to form bicycle
corps in connection with the company This
on the Pacific coast. The English army has
found the bicycle OF practical use, and 1t is safe
to say the idea may be taken up by the army Of
Uncle Sam before long. A preliminary meet
ing will be held Friday night at the Armory for
the purpose OF mapping out plan of orRaniza-
ZION. The wheel drill will doubtless prove both
a source OF pleasure and profit to its members.
BRRvITIEB.
H. K. Small of the Olive Milling company
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Fairchild and son arrived home yester.
day from Hollister..
Horace McPhee Of the Elsinore Press will
move to this city TO reside, after concluding his
work on The com mmission in partition
A delegation of Riverside wheelmen will go
to Los Angeles Sunday on bicycles to attend the
meet
A oolored woman named Thompson, who re-
sides on Market street. came to the police sta
tion and said that her husband had been beat.
ing her.
Two Yuma Indians made their appearance In
town yesterday looking for grapes to pick.
The herald., 1893-09-29
A Remedy OF General UtfIitv.

1t Ia among the follies OF which the manu-
fnc.ureFs OF many proprietary remedies are
to claim for them the quality Of panaceas
There is no such thing as "panacea," which
means remedy adapted to all diseases. This
absurdi y has never been perpetrated by the
Butthey do claim, and with justice, that 1t is
a remedy Of general utility, and this because
II restores that regular and vigorous condition
OF the stomach, liver and bowels which con-
duce to the recovery OF general health. Thus
Il forth the system ag sinst alaria by infus-
ing stamina and causing harmonious action of
the organs which, as long as they go right, are
tne best guaranty against an endemic malady
IKE qniils and fever 1t acc0mpiishes dou-
pie purpose by stimulating activity OF the kid
neys, since 1t pot only prevents their disease
and decay, but expels from the blood through
them Impurities that cause rheumatism, gout
and dropsy. Use 1t with confidence
The herald., 1893-09-29
SANTA ANA.

The Wine Crop--Diablo VIII Not Pace.
Many Tramps.
gAxrA ANA, Sept 28-The wine making sea-
son Is nearly over In this county. A HERALD
representative visited the grape center OF the
county yesterday, and found that nearly all
the crop has already been crushed and made
into wine.
Joseph Young purchased 100 tons OF grapes,
which were made into 5000 gallons OF wine'
and many other cellars have made large guam
The crop has been the largest since the vine
hourished before the ravages OF the mai nero .
county were never In better condition than at
the present time, despite reports 70 the contr ~
ry, and the vineyardist is one OF the nappy men
OF this county.
DIABLoILAID OFF.
Race-goers will not see the great northern
PAGER In the free-for-all pace here, as the horse
has been retired to his stables. This fact Will
be heard with regret from all for In Diablo was
looked 10 be an that could make Silkwood go
But Santa Anans are too loud In their praises
OF Silk wood and have their estimat cast en-.
tirely too high on the horse There A. ieast
two other entries in the free-for-ah pace tsss ~
will give eiIkwood all he wants to DO In the
Why has silkwood any sure thing against a
horse With the speed q W w0oa couSsv ToU sn horss
is invincibie. and in the race either DICK or w.
Wood have even chances with him.
ANOTHER FooTRAcE.
Articles OF agreement were signed here today
for . 10o-yard iootrace for purse Of $3.50 be-
tween Toby Rainy OF Santa Ana and sprinter
named Beatty Of san Jabinto: The race VIII viii
be run In Riverside within the next TWO
weeks.
The streets OF Santa Ana presented q lively
appearance today, as. in addition to the large
number Of farmers and residents Of this section
about 20 full sized tramps came in. They re-
mained only q short time, however, for the vlg-
iient city officers soon impressed the fact upon
them that the climate of this city was not
suitable for the hobo.
sharp lookout is being kept for the two
men who blew up the safe in Buena PARK Iues'
day night. The robbers secured but nttle casn
TWO everyday drunks were run in today.
SANTA ANA NOTES.
Frank woodard, an old time Santa Ana boy 10
is town
L. A. Mendelson of Capistrsno was ia town
today.
sarah A. Kuffel, aged 73 years. died in this
city yesterday. The funeral will be held to-
morrow from the residence, at 10 q. m.
1t IL fumored that NJ. N. Or0okBhank WILL
head q now bank in this city.
Will Hut left for the east today. =.
T. B. Goodnight, arrested Tor selling liquor
without . license In Westminster mas peeu
The trial Of Luther g. Brown has been set
for November 18th. Mr.. Brown pleads not
guilty to the charge OF assault with deadly
weapon.
The herald., 1893-09-29

TAXPAYERS! ]!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN taxes for the year 1898 on personal prop
erty secured by real property and one half of
the taxes on all real property will be dus and
payable on the first Monday I'D day. in Octo
Der, 1898, and will b, delinquent on the last
Monday (27th day. in November next there
after, at O'Clock pm, and unless paid prior
thereto l5 per cent will be added to the
amount thereof; and if said one-half is not
paid before the last Monday t30th day. in
April, 1894, at o'clock pm, an additional D
per cent will be added thereto.
The remaining one-half of the taxes on all
real property will be payable on and after the
first Monday (lst day in January, 1894, and
Will be delinquent on the last Monday (30th
day. in April next thereafter, at 6 O'Clock p. m /,
and unless PAID prior thereto per cent will be
added to The amount theieof
All taxes may be paid at the time the first
installment, as herein provided, is due and
payable.
Said taxes will be collected at the Office of
the Tax Collector in the County Court House,
in the city OF Los Angeles, county of Los Ange-
les State of California
e. Il. HEWITT
Tax Collector OF Los Angeles County, Cal.
n-27 lat
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$50 envelopes, SOC; a rm writing paper, $50
Leusxtadter. 2lz W. Second, HollenheaS hatsl
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Wail Papsr ~ Gnst.

White back cents roll. gold paper 10 cents
tVii. ,1apor Detow cost I'VE charge 10 cenrs a
Toll and employ union workmen at I6 cents
roll, This Is your chance TO save money. f..
: -'07>-- aa7 aeath Spxing strae&
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NOTES or THE AGE.

The "Wonicrg ~ America" Is y s"ric, ~ marv"lon>-
" realistic SuciaclcS representing IN" most Int resting
scene Of this country, with dc>cript'v" discourse 10y
Garrett r. scrvlss Ecsidci surprising mechanical (
fccis the novel methods # stage setting ami Stag"
Illumination c ploycd ia thc Trip 10 IA" Moon arc
made sc Of In tho representation Of the Mammoth Cave
NJ Ecntuclv the Garden ~ The GDd In Colorado, The
Yosemite Valley tho Alaska gaclcr, the hot springs
and g.yscrs and the Grand Canyon and fall 81 th"
Yellowstone National PARK. ana other equally inter
c.tinr scenes The latest spectacle Of the Iranil
series will be gwen at the Carnegie Mnc Hall hi. week
ON Monday Tuesday and Tlur.day evenings, AMI
"Wednesday an, rnoOn.
The bronze has relief Of Edwin Booth md slnlc-
spcarc which was presented 10 the Actors Fund Fair
bv Mr.. Rachel McAule,, has after many delays been
completed and Is now on exhibition in Tlfany's win
dow where II IS attracting attention work OF
ART aside from the circumstances connected with It's
production. The work Is by Theodore bauer. Tho
price has been placed AT ~ 900. and although gift
10 The Actors Fund, II IS designed for the Players
Club. 10 be purchased by lis members In shares OF -
each. AmOnS those who have already expressed 4
desire participate in this compliment To Mr.. Booth
are Joseph jefferson. a. VI. Palmer Bavard Cutting.
Frank sanger Edwin Knowles. l.. II. >othern. VIII
lam = Andrews II. Is. Domnick, Daniel FIohmnn,
james Lewis, schuyler l.. Parsons, f. :. willard.
W. /. owen. Loyail Farragut Clarence &. Burt. Leroy
-. Ilar John Drew. Jordan l.. Mott and Richard VI.
Hunt. This GIT Is made by Mr.. McAulcy In mem
Org Of her husband. Familiarity known ~ " Barney
McAulcy. and his friendship for Edwin Booth.
Notwithstanding tho difficulties Of the Manhattan
Athletic Club, f. j. Rice. the manager for III. VI. ;.
Pnaiorc" says that the Manhattan Theatre has been
rented by Company G. 22d Regiment, and the per
Torrance Will take place Tuesday evening regard
less Of rnmorS 10 the contrary.
For This evening the AS announce an entertain
mcnt at the star Theatre. Among the many who
Will contribute to II Mile Paquerettc. Miss Madge
Losing, j. W. Kelly. Frank Bush VIII ;. Rising, IN"
Royal scotch Trio. Bernard Dyllyn. Fred Solomon
Kitty Burke. George Marion Ross aud Fcnton Horace
Randall, Horace Whcatcigh and sam Dcarin.
m first ct George Riddles readings fr,m Victor
Hugo viii occur Tuesday afternoon n 10 O'Clock
In the Concert Hall Of the Madison square Gnrdcn.
Tie play chosen Is Ruy Bias The boxhoders are
Mrs. Mex Twombly Mrs. Robert Hoe, Mrs. J. c. VII.
merding, Edgar fawoctt. f. r. Call Mrs. j. r..
sarscnt Mrs. Henry De Copp.t Mrs Joseph II. Chonte.
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MEETINGS And ENIERTAINNEN7

4 ina-@nccjnr under tn" auspices OF the salvation
Army will b" he'll at Ah-"ciat'n Hall Tw'n|'thri''t
and Fouftha,c. on Tureday evening In behalf Of the
Eescue Hone Maud H. Booth VIII lead the meeting and
win IL. assisted bv all the SUM and Rescue"
officers who viii explain nil1 the AIMS views upon
uch work and officer, propose 10 solve Oh" problem
and ~ cat the remarkable cos"s 81 rescue ana
reform a'ion which they already hal Their" VIII be
distyci r knitted article, made by the girls IN Tie
| Home.
memorial meeting honor Of James g. Bnine viii be
held under auspices Of th" Brooklyn Young i"P''i'
nn cub In Association Hail. at Fulton and Bond St-
Ero,kl,n tomorrow evening. The following viii be the
,pc,kcr,: Tuom,- Fitch. stephen V White. Charles A.
Moore and the Kcy Dr. \. J. i. l'hr"n'
The County Medical 80. cty viii meet al No. Il west
Torty.thld. tomorrow evening. one II the principal
subjects to be- dl-cu,-i is Treatment OF tie Insane
OUTSIDE Of A~yIun,,." by Dr. Fr 'dcrict Peterson
The annual meeting including III" election ~ onerr' Of
The ACADEMY ~ Sccn will b. hIi at Hamilton Hal'
Columbia College tomorrow evening. Dr. H. Earring ton
Eoton viii ad q paper tn, "lroelc's Of Chrnh ry
.ncc the Fnocnh Century b. c. Depict in AplAr1tu'
and Laborstori's'
The annual charity bal, Of the Purim Association VIII
ta,o place at Madison square Gadrn arch D. in aid 81
t.c limited Hebrew Charlie. The a,soc,tion comprises
many Of the representative and wealthy Hebrew families cf
/ thi, city. $50
The tenth anniversary Of the Author Club will
be gi,r at the Hotel Dcnis Tuesday evening at
: O'Clock.
The .ccond ,-Ilc, Of Mondar mopng lecture by MrN.
Isabel spencer Fccand boior he lcnton Class VIII be-
Gin al the home Of NJ. W \. Cau!w II. No. ~ West
Ltftyfourth at II to-inoiroW. The irSt lecture
VIII IA. on matter II Moment Ia Many Lana ~ The
49, .ond lecture, For What shall W. AimF' will be On
March G at the Of Mr.. II. W Williams NO. 40
W.T. Fny-s'vcnth-st.
.r,. old Guard Association q the eth Regiment.
xati,n,l ,,ulrd and dinner April
81 IN COMMUNICATION and crcbron Of the departure Of
the tcgm.nt for the War In 1901. The annual meeting
and election Of officer, VIII prcccdc the dinner Captain
L. X Bingham. 80. 40 Io@ee Is treasurer Of the dinner
committee
A meeting Of the Board Of Education will be held at
4 H. H. Oh wednesday afternoon.
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CONSTANS AND BOCLANGER.

Paris letter to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Persons familiar with recent events In France will
wonder why VI. G. nslans has not been In rudcd In the
newly formed Cabinet. VI. COn~tans, II viii be re
mcmberrd the Minister who~" strong hand brought
tie Government safely through the BoulangT dangers
and the exposition year. There l. doubt that he
might any rmc have the portfolio Of Minister Of
the Interior II he would take Il. But he will not for
the present II l. an open secret that he regard the
present Cabinet one Of straw, designed 10 be
knocked over the first occasion.
"W!cn GO; through washing dirty iine1. y"
he l. reported 10 have said 20 President Carnoi some
10 the rescue and Keep order In the streets Paris
hut YOU have got a. g,t through with this dirty
first"
This Is the reason why VI. COnsianS would not be
icmptcd by any tenders OF cabinet position made
him at the present time He * hunting bigger gnme
Few persons know. but have II the best author
,v the adro way I'm which VI. COnstans ds posed 81
General I3ouangcr AT the time Of the lattcrs great
nopnlari+v He put q spy in Bouanger's house as
cook BOuangcr discovered this artiicc and secured
a spy In NJ. Constans' service who was police
ofrcial NJ C0nStans. In his turn. found this ont
and one day called the spy into his private room on
there for a minutes. arranged that his eye should
fan upon n memorandum scrubbed on piece Of paper
living his desk.
The memorandum had been left there purposcly
OF course but the spy did MOI know that. II read :
Have Boulanger arrested NJ O'clock That was
sufficient and the first thing the spy did on leaving
tho Minister was 10 inform General l'oniangcr that he
was 10 be arrested within few honrs. The hour
marked for the arrest O'Clock General Boulangrr
took the 4 o'clock train for Brussels
NJ COnstans smiled
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whose presence and SOc" exert such ctrruS ms those
81 Mr. jefferson Is. however. to- j." obtained Oily
~ hearing from 3D., OWL nI> Two "pp'rnUi'i",
for tai, VII =" afforded THIS week Oh" :" Tie
dwcIlor, I'm Nv York and one 10 tlr people 81
staten Hand.
Cai ocAurn VIII introduce Mr. Jefferson on N'cns
On, night 10 the audience aescill'd Goo Cun"g" Music
Hall when Ac will give lecture ON III" pramn.
.nl ,tantnllv the same that which De presented NJ
Yale Thi. will be the actors first appearing" III
Nca- Nor. ~ a lecturer. II viii l." FOR tn benefit
Of The Now York Kiudcrrnrtcn Association. The
object Il thoromglly commcudnl" ard worthy. and the
lecture Itself /, sur, bc great pleasure Z" all
who henr A. IN the course OF The "c'ul" II Is "A
~, tod t,a, he will read the graveyard scene from
"unnlct~ and Ms own verses on the shol' sp"ar"
Baco. controversy.
There iced b. no urging upon tie public on
staten Island the fam" and charm 81 Joseph Jefferson
With all that is beautiful IN the drama he has long
been identified. and when f. his ripe az" he comes
Ia uil, community t. do n conil'. act Oi kindness
for one 81 It's mos, Lcimiilu institutions. til" Arthur
Winter Memorial IIlrnry. Fl Is for"gonc conclusion
that he viii b, greeted by remarkable audience.
n. (, announced next Friday evening. March
3 10 speak IN The ballroom Of the 'astlot"n ~"
vu deliver ,l,c ..,ne ;ddrcss ~ In New York. Tl"
occasion will De- rs as delightful. IT." TIM" IS
60 short that al requests for eats Qmit'd 10
500 should bc sent promptly 70 Mr. Fr'd"rcH +.
par,ington New Brighton. The tickets will lc placed
2
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EASTERN TRApsHooTERs GO 10 CHICAGO.

number Of prominent Eastern pigeon shoo' ieis
New York yesterday for Chicago, where they Will take
mart I'm the tournament 10 be given by the Washington
PARK Club tomorrow and Tuesday. While the Eastern
men are In Chicago they will be the guests OF the club
Ard will stay Grand Pacific Hotel. A handsome
sil.er trophy made by the Gorham Manufacturing Com
pany and valued $500 will be the prize and the
conditions o the tournament follows Each man
to shoot twenty-five pigeons, thirty YARDS rise ana
fifty boundary ties 10 be decided on the principle
Of miss and out" Among those who started Tor
Chicago were representatives from the Carteret Gun
Club Of Bergen Point, n. j.; the Country Club Of
Westcheser County. the South Side Ciuo OF Long
Island and Tuxedo Club, OF Tuxedo PAIN n Y Mem
beers OF several Philadelphia clubs and one or two
from vicinity OF Boston are also expected to go
The chief object OF the Washington Park Club in So
curing the presence the Eastern tsp-shooter' at
Chicago is 70 get their ideas a. TO
the best plan International tournament to be held
on their grounds In connection with the
Worlds Fair, and In which all of the weknown foreign
ewing shots" well the "crack" American marks
men will he invited take part cinner viii be
given at clubhouse tomorrow evening In honor OF
visitors.
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HORSES FROM PROMINENT STOCK FARMS

breeders sale OF trotting stock Will take place on
Tuesday and Wednesday next at the American Institute
Building, where about 100 horses on exhibition
on the speed ring and in the stables. They con-
signed By various breeders, the best Known OF
whom are Jacob RUPERT whose farm l. 81 Pough-
keepsie n. Y. the of Edwin Bates. Derby VI,
and Frank B. Tracy OF the Secretary Of the Navy.
whose farm is at Apalachin. y. Y. The large con-
signment William Pickhard Schroon Lake. y. Y.
which was expected to APPEAR In this ale. hos
voidably been detained, and will take it, place In the
annual sale in March. Peter {. Kellogg Co. are the
aucuoneers.
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CALABAR BEANS WERE TOO MTCH FOR HIM

Charles LostIom, carpenter, OF NJ. bod Third ST.
Brooklyn, was employed yesterday in III" store of
Bruckman q CO., dealer, In drug ii No. Ilatt-st.
lie saw som" calabar bean, in the store and ate Of
them MISLEADING them for cheStnuts. lie soon Dccamc
III and sent 10 the Chambers street Hospital. II
was said later that he not In serious danger and
would BE- able to leave the hospital in the afternoon