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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-13
aIoHE TIisTTbIoNF.
a rins 500 sewing sraonlns Tor oaiy sas.
Try ono.

gllveri0n, Tex, Dec, g, 1902
To The Fort Worth Dasotte.
Gouiininen, The high arm sowing na.
chino y an you claim fog a. u - hrat.
class M every respect, Ny vito IL de.
lighted with lt, II Il NEAT and well
tire eatiafactioa. negpeetfuny,
D H. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-13


NJR BRETZ GETS IN STRAIGHT.
REPRESENTATIVE John H. Breiz of Jasper,
Ind bluff German Democrat called nc
tbe White House this morning. After
waiting his turn in the line Of visitors
in the cauinet room. which Ina these DAYS
Ii degraded into the use Of un anie-roum
ar ne hungry horde of uilice-ecktrs
M Brof2 was admitted 90 the presiteui-
iel presence Said Mr. Bretz to Mr.
Cleveland.
"Nir President, ! have just one 9ues-
ton 10 ash, YOU. Is 10 fne Na ni,1
sfnted In newspapers, that You WILL aN y
rnie refuse to re.appoint men WHO held
Office under your previous adulhis'fA-
WI isl replied Mr. Cleveland with
docs that rule apply 10 posimasters
asked The Indiana congressman.
III doe" said Mr. Cleveland shaiP
"And 10 anything eisef nshna NV,
Brett. thus multiplying ms one qu'7'''N
mig cs Sp day. Mr. Cleveland"
Good DAY. Mr. Bretz.
.To everything. replied The president
In this brief Interview, the, report on
which comes directly from Mr.. ILL.,
;,rsIlf President Cleveland couhfns
49,, iu,portaut portion of his rtpqltl
nnlicv as 10 appointments. Ile n,wP
Xii come with the force % erlshlhs e
appointment to o large psT eenl VI W.
oifceseekers now ih NHaut' ~.
nave jomneyed hither ihinsins VIZ =,
.,,rn II tbsir former king meant uleif ~
instatement about his eouft s..,f,o
10 ibis may b. added . ail aa'N0 airesdv
,,,,,,i.t'.i lint President Cleveland NoAll
p,ii,,, I'm Important officials % serve oNt
hnvN ,f 'f,ft- YEARS except only % cas-.
retorious ineficiency Mr 1ltifia.,e
~ nprsae tbs pulley four years aso.
din hei pu f,,, instances The policy on
ehncel ~ 81 incunhents of o1ins sun
4 ln3 y, y tbe presidential win % serve WV
fonr years hal elapsed ifo. .. lAs e"' mon
their appointment Was i1n 5at aanisan.
a seneiA, ,srs that President Cleveland
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-13

uNII1OUIgED LOVE nNATH
Quincy. Mass. March ~ Mary Vic
tOria l4afnyc aged Ms was today fatally
shot by Joseph Massey who then nli.
cidrd. Enragaifed love.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-13

Galveston T0x., March ii--(Sp8nla } -
nysteAmship from Galveston, 1ogi
10 Liverpool ......... ...... "a
To continent, .iT-Bld
10 New Hmh ..iYo4lO lba.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-13

Galveston, Tox, March H. Especial ~
RoceipiB thus Gar this wook . 71gl
Receipts thoaRma tmo last yoar. i6,O87
Receipts this day
Rocupts this day last year - ...
Total rorolpts thus Far this season d,87s. lg5
Total receipts thus far last season 6,2Os, 0sb
Difference 1859 g6p
Exports 70 Great Britain. ........ 1900
ttporN to trhuco...... $3.50
Exports 70 continent. ........... 3,00g
sfooEs ~ an ualted states Ports
Galveston, Tox March 10 Especial -
Stocks this day. ................... $40
Stocks this Jay last year. ...... 1,i7s,hsS
Dauy Movements 30 Interior Towna
Galveston, Tox.. March IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-13
RST COME,
FIRST SERVED.
Thing Of BEAUTY.
M !, V'aanonl and a Useful Article.
sales's Office and See It

i re Fort Worth are invited
iiAelsa rlazeite business office
~ en- The Gazetts's Cabinet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-13

Conoo closed steady unchanged.
IuinNFN ,.sssss.ss....s....
Nupu ordinary ,.,.........s..-.-..le
fair. 90
Primo ...... ..,....... gOg
ChoiOo .atH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s9Ce29H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-13

Galveston. Tex, March n -OSpoclai) -
Sugar Plantation aeonts prlons Ia round
lota hy tho carload for Louisiana sugarss
Market closed steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-13

Galvasfsn cares mArkst
Cnvealon, Tex. MAgch ii,- lspeeieks--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-13
Nervous,
chronic AND
Private


AZ, they secure the ala OF some
4 .rs experienced specialist, they
4 "a 20 a living death, a lingering
o,m which there f. no release
4 nj silent tomb. II Is only such
,mm ana successful specialists as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-13

GENERAL MAnKErA
Galveston wooi Market
Galveston, Tex, March n especially =
Wool Market closed steady unchanged,
ungo TwELYH Mosrus oNp.
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Canon city I'D per ton McAlostJi
Chociaw, Jeang Lind Big MUDDY, iouor,
Midland. Cameron. Robinson ana Wala81,
,rais var lots. 81 IS; 3 70 ~ ton lOts 81 son
Two IONS 81 ~; ono ion 80 onc.haif tos
fabO Monara, Victor, Santa Clara ans
more co8 y car lots. tatgi ~ Nd toms
40 tr0 tons % - onc Ton, 500 ou04half
fat $50 Briar Creek aud Mclnnias e0alsi
tar TIA. ~ ~, 8 10 ~ tons e. %, Two tons
sHf5s one f0u, ~. cne half ton. e. ~
Hsie4ad Esg 8nd alcuarch EgN car
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Torlrnr. 90 ~ ILL

Prices paid by dralcrs--Old hona, t31
cor cor spring chickens. large, q
spring chickens small, ~ ~ lurkoyR-.
small spung hens nachi spung COB
blers, small, % large q, Ola bona 80,
one nnd TWO year old gObblors IN a50l bO,
cnea, ahc por dozg butter fresh good, 200.
Common country ict afeliufiY d5
Retailers cet-Oid hens. a. pnr dozani
spring chickens, large. o. 0ispring caick
cus. small, 60. IurHeyB.~ AmAil apriuQ
hcng Offspring g0bbiors, small, a. 0, lnrg1
% Oh 10 On uens ofl NJ QUO ana lWO year
Oh gObblofa 81 50i butter. q 0t fresh, sdc
per pound Dltier cCfcmOn ouutry 2Ool
creamery, ivei eggs Nc por dozen.
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Ser aur 3eit i'm QipabiazNaIa

: Ser aur 3eit i'm 2ipabia>palait
in Der 9rim reiibirenbe @aar ioa, tpie
beri6tet pirb, am Oiiermorgem eiu
funftboQ bemaltes 81 auf ieiner Safel
gefunben baben. @s entbieIt einen
tleinen iilbernen DoI6, atpei aus gIs
fembein gei6nibte Sobtenf0pfe unb eis
men 3ettel nit ben Worten: rgbrifus
1T anferitanben; aud mir tperben baIb
tpieber aufiteben." Sas 81 muB BON
einem Mitglieb be8 Sausbalt8 bes
@aaren auf ben 9ii6 gelegt uorben
iein, ba font Memanb 3utritt in bas
betrefenbe 3immer bate, aber Der
Sbdter 1T ni9t entbedt iporben.
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Iort ltno ule S0nue praDlte peu in 6Qe
S&ranten5tmmer, Sina ftanb neben oen,
Mr3te.
sMein @Ott, wie frob bin i'd !" laate
iie nur leile.
nGs mar aud fir sic bobe 3eit, a
eripiberte Der 9(r3t, inbem er 1ie ntif
etnem beiorgten Blide betradtets Sic
9atten ss ni6t mebr lanse petter trei.
ben tSnnen. gaaoige Gran. ele uie
ybr 9err @emabl be6arfen iest Dor
alien Der Rube."
Damn traf er nod einisc Anoronun>
gen uno entfernte iid. yina febrte an
bas 8ett Suriif, III lpel6em Der &ranfe
gum eritenmal fieberfrei l6lumlnerte.
Sie betradltete i'm lanse, iltoeB ibr Die
9hrdnen iiber Die Wangen liefenl Sc,
rettet @r mar gerettet! gln Die Ser,
gangenbeit ba6te Tie ui6t, unb aud
nt6t an Die .3utunft. @s mar ibr, ais
iei lie ielbit BON elmer ToSesfranfbeit
9eneien, 10 frob uub lei6t fiblte lie ii9.
tros Der @rmiiouns, Die ibr bleii9iper
In ben @lieoern lag. sic lieB bic Sin,
Der berauffommen, Die mittlermeile It'll.
ten In ben @mpfansssimmern unterse,
bra6t naren, Tim ben Granfen nibt all
it0ren. Sett traten lie auf ben 3eben
porii9tig Elm. Wfali in Tbrdnen, ipie
ote Mutter, Cont gedenbaft setleibet,
ji4 ieiner Niibruns fddrneno, neil lie
linn unmdnnlid i9ien. 2ina bie6 iie
am Bette nieberfnieen unb beten. 9(u1
iie that es. Sie mar ionit niht eisents
lid fronm. Elm 3inb Der @robftaot, oas
5ur 8ir4e nur lole d1berli9e Besiebnit,
gen unterbGlt. Gber in bieiem aueeits
blide mar es ibr ein 8ebiirfniB, an eineu
giitigen @ott 5u 9lauben, Der ibr burG
Elm beionbereS Wunber ben @atten ers
balten bate, unb bielem banferfii(ltem
@lauben aud iidtbaren NusOrud 3u
geben.
gta6 elmer Weile erlpadte Brudner
aus feinem erquidenben @dlafe. Uer,
iDunoert fab er Srau unb &inber an 1ei,
mem Bette fnieen.
.@ebt's oenn = 3u @nb' nit mir ?"
fraste er nit idma9er Stilnme. Wfali
fprans iubelnb III bic 60be.
Der gater lit anfl Der 8ater
ipribtl4 rief 5ie, In bte 9dnbe flatI9enb.
Nu4 1oni nno 9tna erhoben fi9.
Dtele trat on oas Vetf.
- nettl - TN @esentbeil = Der
Doftor bat Did freigeipro9en + iaste
iie uuter ileu berDorftiir5enben Tbrdmen,
ote ile tros aller Inltren9une ni4t
3urad5uhalten osrino9te. Nber ieltiam
= oas leltge @eflhl BON poroem mar
tn ihr erlofhen. Wfit benz eriten flaren
Vltd, Der lie aus ben ausen ibres Sat-
ten fraf NIT Dem erlten Ton ieiner
Stimme mar es lablings eritorben
Nergangenbeit uno 3ufunft traten pies
Der bdBlid nno orobenS Dor iie bin.
Der oa Dor thr IN ben 8ilien lag, mar
NIT etnem collage tpisber Der @eliebte
isnsr yerion oa oriiben. =
Sie nanote itb ab. t9lug bic 9dnbe
nor oaS @eit9t uno tpantte ans Tenfter.
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au erri6ten. Dieie @omte tpdre iebr
ermiinf9t fir bic 8emobner bieier Sc
genb. Oo6 miiBte 9err Baeie auerf
I'm Elm poitamt bel bem Departement
gu Wafbington einfommen, benn bis
iebt 1T bic umgegenb bon Baeie's
Store mod ni6t nit einem pofamte
begltidt.
Oie Witterung 1T tribe unb es liebt
aus. als ipollte es beute nod resnen.
s. 8. 8ui6.
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CUR @eltamsiteammg.

9ie Snternationals8abn & g..
N. &. q. = berfauft &unbreilebillete
na6 Chicago bonn 25. Mpril ab bis
gum 81. Oftober, bic bis gum Is. Sos
pember fur bic &udreiie glltis finb.
Wegen Staten, Gabraeit Der 3iige
unb ionitiger @inaelbeiten ertumbigt
gm6 beim nd6fen 9idetzMgenten.
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paneoaft & Sobm baben
elm febr srobeS 2ager in @lotbins fir
israbiabr unb Sommsr. Sie Nnaiige
fir $40, $12 unb $15 Iinb munbers
i6bn uab fiben famos. Spre6t bor
unb iiber3eugt gu6.
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SDnne1idlirlllr.

Dir erbieIten iOeben Elm borsasIi4ss GNsss
timent bon Sonnenfdirmen in Gttfsn.
crepe de Chine unS anbere 9pbit6tsm In ipei5.
iatpars unb bunten 6arben. Dieje e@ixme
iperben iiderIih anffans finben.
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Bmdleme Mrutea galbe.

Dts beie ealbs ber Welt iar e9nttte, nuetfdun.
sen, @ef&uhre, gtebers unb Sauts sauSt&Ias, Ttete,
sefpruneene Sdnbe, Srofbeulen nnb ane Sauffrout.
tetten; turirf 9dmprrbeiben ober feine Hebabluns.
16at9s 8ufrtebenbett snrantirt cber has Oelb wtrb
5ura6erfattet. 25 Gsnt8 pte S@a@tel. Bum 0erfaui
IN alsn apotteten. Gbstpt Dretb, Ttempipn & Go. /,
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Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion. removes excess of bile,
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
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aleiberitotte,
9pe5ielles in frau30iii@eu Gbaates


spe5ieaes in frau50iii@en Gbaaies.
Dir baben cine srObe Preis 8ebuftion in
tpouenen Gbalies borsenommen. Nenn ies
mails Elm grofit fiir bic &unben ba ipar, bier
1T er. GransSiii6e gbalIies, gream Garbe,
id95n semuitert, bon 66 Gents herabseiest auf
80 Gemts.
gebrufte moIIene grepes in eIesanten Mu=
tern, bic friiber nie fir tpettiger als rs unb
85 Gents perfauft tpurben, pfferiren mir fir
So Gents.
SpeSiea.
SpIiber i4war3er fransDii1aer Mouilelin.
8nrbe ME untsr So Gents perfauft iebt nur
25 @ents.
SpeSieH.
Sran3Siii4 se,naiterte Sateens in tpunber.
biibfden Nuitern, in benen unb bunfeln
Grunbfarben ielten nnter 40 gents bertaxft.
Sebt garbs fir ginen Dollar.
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Sn allen anberen Departments u
bas 2aser bolIfdubig unb bietet Sis
rei6ite Nusmabl.
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4aiier Wilbelm bat benz italiemis
i1en premierminiiter unb elmer Mnaabl
ttalienif9er Generdle bobe Orbenss 9es
c0rationen berlieben.

@te ein Dteb In
ber Na DIT f6lei6t
bic S6uinbiuht Elm.
Der. Menn bein Sp.
item fb in bem icrofu-
l6ien i3uftanb befiubet,
tpelder bic 5olse BON
unreinem Blut tn, 70
8enitet eiue leifte
Grfdltnns, nm bid
ffipinbiahtia al ma.
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$11.OO
striinlptt.

Dan'en Drop Slid" in srau, l1pars,
leberfarben unb anberen ritobernen 6arben,
bon 40 unO so Gents berabselett auf
35 Cts. pber 3 9saar fir $1.OO.
&inSer-Striimpfe, ROTH, braun, Ieberfarben
&C. au 15, 20 unb rs Gents.
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den. Das III Der 3eitpuufs, tn iusldsm Die
ssrlngfte WadldifDl.it fid rdbt.
S9minofuft tft 9unaenicrofel, Su
iannit fte perbiiteu nnb Du fanntt, tuenn Du
ntft jn lange getparteit baft, iie furiren nit
DR.. Yierees Golden Medical Discovery.
Dafelbe tn bas frdftisite 0tutreiniaunae.,
&rdftserbengnngse Mn8 Gleifdaniatmittel,
ipeldes bic dr5tlide WiNeni9ait feunt. Nei
ieber Rranfbett, tuelder man burd) bas 8Iut
beifommen mub, tpie G6minbiud,t, bel
Scrofeln tn alien Eormen, bel Qunaen.
fdmdde, 8ronhitis, @itbma unb i,bem
ihmeren, bartnddissn Sujten III 90 be elm.
si9e arsnet, fitr tpeld)e sarantirt iriro.
Silft ober beilt 60 ni4f, 70 ipirb bas @elb
bafiir ,uriid btjablt.
Die Gisentbiimer ben DIR. Gases Catarrh
Remedy MT tfitn, bab tire Webi,in ieben
&atarrb griinbtif) unb fir inluer furirt.
lm p th bapon sn iiber,eusen, MAIDEN fe
Dir folgenben 8oridlag Wenn ise Deinen
katerrb ni6t furiren f5nnen, eimerlei tute
ltlimm 8sin fall fei, 70 be,ableu fs Dir
$500 baar.
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GrausOfiite Organ6its

tn alien ben neueiten Garben, belle nnb sansle
@runbfarben. ebenic gut suie sie anbersws
fir s5 @en's bertaufte Waare BET uns as
gsnts bic Darb.
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Sate! Site J!

@ro6e gieaattiou III Siten.
aeiet, oann fommt nnb iiberseust @ud.
Bir baben peri4iebene Dnbenb unlerer
eIesanten Muiterbite iibris, i'm Yreife bon
$l4 unb $16 Bis $18. gstr baben Sieielben
auf ben preis BON
$11.OO :.
herabseiett. Sbr f5nnt Gud bieie @elesen.
belt ni9t entseben Iafien. nniere Sate iifib
etnfa4 srobartis. Garben iinb Saeons iinb
be3aubernb idon. 35sert nidt unb trefft
Cure 8abl.
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Spibelt : l1nl1inge

idr Damen; bon ausse3eiGneten abantiab
spisen ansefertist. eoeben erBaIten. Ole
Sa9em finb ipunberbar idSn.
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S6le9te 8erbauung tpirb bur9
8eehain's Yillem furirt.
The herald., 1893-11-10
THE COURTS.
Minor Matters Decided Yesterday-New
HuitA Filed.

Minor Matters Decided Yesterday-New
Suits Filed.
Judge Shaw yesterday denied an ap-
plication for temporary injunction yet-
terday, in the case OF ]. G. Cline We. R..
B. Fitz Henry.
In the csse of M. o. Lingard vs. Eek
strom & Strasbourg, an appeal case from
Pasadena, findings and judgments were
ordered for defendant, in department
five, yesterday.
In the case of M. Meyer vs. w. II.
Smith, an appeal case, findings and
judgments were ordered for defendants.
In the Gaze of E. R. Threkeld VS.. A..
Anderson a verdict was returned yes
terday. in department iour for plaintiff,
in the sum OF 500.
In the case of the People vs.. Francisco
Maldornado and Victor Maldornado,
charged with placing an obstruction on
the track OF the Los Angeles Terminal
railway, Judge Smith yesterday sus-
stained the demurrer and allowed the
district attorney time in which to pre-
pare new information.
Herman Deeming,. the fellow who
committed two burglaries in this city.
by means OF breaking windows with an
iron bar, was arraigned in department
one yesterday npon two charges of bur-
glary.
Monday, November 18th was eet as
the date for pleading.
Frank Ross, the daylight burglar who
entered Dan McFarland's house and
stole valuable clock, was arraigned in
department one yesterday, and time for
pleading set for Saturday, the llth.
In department two, before Judge
Smith, the will of Scisich, deceased. was
admitted to probate.
q. J. Dalton, insane, was committed
to Highlands yesterday.
A decision was rendered yesterday by
Judge Shaw, overruling the demurrer
to the amended complaint in the case Of
w. p. Tucker, trustee, vs. A. s. Robbins /;
an action to recover damages.
The Chinese charged with being un.
lawfully in the United States, and
whose cases were set for yesterday be-
fore Commissioner Van Dyke, asked,
through their attorney, continuance
of the hearing. The cases were contin-
ued to next Tuesday at 2 80 O'Clock.
NEW SUITS.
The following new suits were fled yes
terday with the county clerk:
City of Los Angeles vs. City Bank ct
al. A suit to declare defendants to have
been the receivers OF various Gums
amounting to $i8,2l as trustees for the
city, and that said amount be declared
to constitute prior preferred claim up
on the assets of the bank at the time Of
it's suspension.
Los Angeles Lighting company vs..
City of Los Angeles ct al. Suit to re-
strain defendants from tearing up Also
street and from paving or cementing the
same.
Los Angeles Terminal railway vs.
City of Long Beach ct al. Suit to OBJ
tain certain lands in Long Beach for the
purposes of building depot, etc.
d. Hostetter VS.. Los Angeles Terminal
Land company. Suit to determine value
OF realty.
u. j. Washburn vs. Union League.
Suit to recover rent due on premises oc'
cupied by UEion League.
The herald., 1893-11-10
ONLY SECOND CLASS.
JUDGE VAN DYKE SO DECIDES IN
AN OPINION YESTERDAY.
Los Angeles Is Not First Glass Town
and Accordingly Latterly APP
pointed Notaries Arc
All Right.

Judge Van Dyke rendered the follow
ing decision yesterday in the case of G..
X. Holloway vs. A. Anderson:
The facts stipulated show that the
plaintiff and delendent in this case claim
the property in controversy from the
same grantor by separate deeds. The
defendants deed was recorded prior 10
that of the plaintiff, but the plaintiff
took his deed without notice and for
value. The defendants deed was ac-
knowledged by A. 9. Broderson, claim
ing to be notary public, who received
his commission from the governor on
July s, 1903, and thereupon duly quoli-
fed. AT the time of his purported ap-
pointment there were more than 80
legally appointed, qualified and acting
notaries public in the county of Los An
geles.
The plaintiff claims that the acknowl-
edgment of the deed was invalid. taking
his stand on section 79l of the Political
Code, which was amended at the last
session of the Legislature 80 as to author
ize the governor to appoint and COM
mission in cities of the fist class not
more than go notaries public.
Judge Van Dyke held that Los An
gelcs falls within the second-class class-
itication, and that therefore the plant
iff's contention is disposed of.
Findings and judgment entered for
the defendant.
The herald., 1893-11-10
PIN JABBERs.
Bon Stern Finds None of Them in Los
Los Angeles.

Bon Storm Finds None OF Them In Los
Los Angeles.
Manager Ben Stern of the Fanny
Davenport company is in the city, and
is charmed with the condition OF things
here. Mr.. Stern has large interests
hereabouts. A year ago between wash
outs he laid the corner stone OF grand
tourista' hotel at Sangers, where he
studied the rainfall for two weeks. 4 He
passed Sangers yesterday morning and
saw that the stone had grown tremen-
dously and promised to develop into q
caravansary in few seasons.
Los Angeles he finds in most pros
porous condition. Sin the eastern Cities"
Mr.. Stern said, "you will see man stop
suddenly on the street, his face will as
sumo an expression of doubt. He will
pinch himself and then will look fright
ened, as it is evident he does not feel
the pinch. He will then throw back
the lapel of his coat, pull out long
pin and jab it into himself up to the
head. He will give a Jump and yell,
the look of doubt will vanish and he will
smile contentedly and walk on"
Yes? What is thatfor? Is it new
fad?" asked the reporter.
''Not at all. That's the quickest way
they have of finding out that they are
alive. Now haven't seen pin jabber
since have been here" continued the
manager.
The herald., 1893-11-10
Tho Epworth League.

The meeting of the Epworth league at
First Methodist church last Wednesday
evening was largely attended and full
of interest, in that it marked the first
regular meeting of the literary classes,
the Chautauqua circle, the class in
American authors and the Epworth
Reading circle. These classes have be-.
gun their career with fattering success,
and indications point toward lively
and lasting interest in the study of liter
.ature among the large number of young
people of this church.
A festure OF the meeting Wednesday
evening was the reading Of paper on
Books and Readers, by Miss Adelaide R.
Hssse, OF the public library. who dis
cussed the subject in most interesting
and instructive style. The Chautau-
quans have arranged to attend the
Spaulding course Of lectures on Ancient
Rome in body, as the topic is right in
line with their course Of reading, which
embraces Roman literature and history,
Tho next regular meeting Of the circle
will occur next Tuesday evening in the
PASTORS study at the church.
On Wednesday evening Rev. J. G.
Fletcher will lecture on Brazil before the
league.
The herald., 1893-11-10
WAITER TURNS ROBBER.
MATTHEW CURRY CONVICTED OF
ROBBING A CHlNAMAN.
In Company With Another Man He
Beats. and Robs the Proprietor
OF . Chinese Lottery
Game.

Matthew Curry, waiter, appeared
yesterday before Judge Smith and jury
for trial upon a charge of robbing a
Chinaman, Lem Yuen, on the 1st OF
last August of $25.
Lem Yuen kept lottery game on Los
Angeles street, and was found at 10
O'Clock on the night of the 1st insensi-
BILE. in his store.
He was bleeding from three severe
wounde on the head, and his pockets
were turned inside out, and few small
coins lying in the pool of blood on the
floor showed that he had been robbed.
1t was some days before the China
man recovered sufficiently to make q
coherent statement of the assault. He
then stated that he was alone in the
store counting his receipts for the day
when two men entered and started q
conversation With him. A few minutes
later he felt heavy blow on his head
and remembered no more until he awoke
to consciousness in the city receiving
hospital.
He then gave q description of the
two men, and Detective Goodman sue
ceeded in arresting Curry. The other
man escaped arrest, and after being
tracked to Santa Monica, was lost
sight Of.
Frank Dixon, q waiter in the Opera
house restaurant WAS called by the de-
fence, and testified to- seeing Curry on
Main street sbout $3.50. He took Curry
into the restaurant where he worked,
and left him there eating supper.
p. On, cross examination the witness de-
sclareds that he could not be positive as
: to the time he met the defendant. He
had no watch with him, but thought it
was about 8 80.
Several witnesses were called in all
attempt to prove an abibi, but none of
them could be certain az to the time
they saw him on the night of the al
legged robbery.
The case was given to the jury at A 80
and verdict of guilty returned in 10
minutes.