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BROADWAY, l:4l Furnished room for gentle
man; hot aud cold water; elevator: ~, Ap-
parfln"n; 20.
HOFATlO 81. ~ -Douhlr ICONS, wirn gas and
bath, $3.50 and - per week.
HUDSON ST, 32l Furnished room; house.
keeping or gentleman 81 per week; all con-
NclIi"nCrs.
JANEsT. q Large front room suitable for 2;
central Location desirable; CHEAP; 500
MACDOrGAL ST, 40, near. Washington
square Nice rooms $40 up; hot and cold
water.
PERRY ST, q near IN aye, Two rooms on
second foor, stnG!y or together.
wANERLEl PLACE. Ia ring bell ono" =
Furnished front room, hrSt floor, for house
keeping.
wAvERLEY PLACE, 1877 50 to -. 50; large,
well. furnished front rooms ladies or gentlemen.
, WANERLEN PLACE, los - Nicely furnished
room, -: raS aud running w",er.
WET HOUSTON 81 Nicely frlisha Sin.
81" ana double rJu7lS for holSck" ping.
9TH AVE, 20, Lerr I'D ". % FurnI shed rooms
from S2.doto ~ tight hou,ek6eptnA
s1E AVE. @4l-Larre furnished room and rod,
room for housekeeping, 7-h."u; hall rooms also,
STU AYE, iF5--InRlc and double rooms com.
Portable riodern'" prices, Petersen.
9TH, AVE. aI5- pnrlor tortNo friends separate
nth ST, ~ W~EST-LArgc handsome pHrlpr;
piano: hEsth every convenience; also "a iiooI
and hall room.
nth ST, 10 WE-r-FurniShed suit, light and
sunny: private table,
9TH ST. Is wEST - Nlcciv furnished hall
room, with bath; gentlemen only; reference re-
quircd,
: ETH ST, 9sO WEST-Nicrly furnished front
room, with connecting bathroom, for house
keeping; all conv"niences; $50,
18TH ST. 2l5 wEST-Two furnished front
rooms; private family.
lYTIi ST, 81 W~EST-Deslrablc sunny front
room, second fO0r; rent - per week reference.
18TH ST., l67 WEST Large desirable room,
southern exposure; new bed; good location;
I'd fiat.
18TH ST. l2S WEST-Furnished room; run
ming water, heat; GENITAL location; family pr-
vAte; gentlemen.
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AMSTERDAM AVE, T93-- Elegant fiat, Ave
hrSe light rooms and bath, $50; heated halls.
a ; AZ T., nsnr WisI 81. -EIatS, . rooms
Apply Janitor, G33 Columbus ave.
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Flats and Apartments TO Let,
unfurnished-Eant Side.

thbt SIDE.
sID ST. 2e5 EAsT-six elegant rooms. all i'm.
sac to t2i. " ""''
SID u, .525 EAST-Fivel large rooms. with hath
ana all improvements first fiat rent $40.
a8D ST. BIZ EAST Augusta Second fat; four
nice large rooms, bathroom; Christian family
SsIH ST. ABS EAST. Elegant flats, u rooms:
separate dining room; bath light throughout
SCI, So. inquire ianitor.
pgTH ST., ITO EAST-6 rooms and bath. light:
nal heated' rent 81, S2i, rent from Novem-
HOIH ST. 10 EAST-Eight large rooms, light:
AZ improvements; halls heated rent from 18th
IBID ST., ll6 EhST-Handsomelv decorated
and bath. ' ~ ISL" '''''' '''''N
S2IH ST Park ave. Elegant Hats, handsomely
mscotaten all improvements; four and seven
~Ili 81, I'll TO 2G3 EAST-Nrw houses. three
anu louT room apartments, SOTO Sl4: dumb.
MhIerS, electric bells; hot baths free to tenants;
Miuestreet; floors deadened; halls steam heated.
io2D ST. ll2 EAST-One month free: elegant,
nats oi . large. light rooms; all Improvements;
ne" mouse; rent Sl4. Inquire janitor in house.
1ilIii ST., 30 EAST Elegant fiat. q rooms and
oath nail heated; second floor low rent.
10TH ST. Az, 4l9 ASH Month free: elc.
giant rats; q rJDms, bath; all improvements.
oeautliA neigp'Jorhood; $50, S22.
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STH AVE. ll4TH ST. Elegant steam heated
corner flats, 7 rooms and bath S29- So; inside
apartments SIS upward5. Inquire ianitor, *luS
Sfh ave
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TIN AVE. 300. :}02, :0i, 27TII Handsome
flats, five rooms and huth; ali improvements:
decorated; all light rooms: new house; S2I TO
RIO
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10TH ST, 25S WEST Elegant apartments OF g
and 4 rooms: all improvements: every room
has outside light; rent, Sl6 TO sr22; references re-
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GREFNWICH ST. BIS, next to corner Duane st.
House, newly decorated: rent reduced four
-ooms, SIG 10 $40; perfect order. Inquire !ant-
Tor, LIST floor, back.
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eTH AVE, 53G. near +Oth ST. -Four large l'Ght
rooms on I'd floor, with range and tabs; rent,
BIS. 80. INQUIRE InnitOr.
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10TH ST. 22S WEST Elegant flats; 1 large
light rooms; newly papcred; $40 To SIS; house
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WATTS ST, IL, ~. 2l-rO let, splendid apart
ments; rents cheap location fine. Janitor.
WAVERLEY PLACE, 1872 Elegant flats. with
all modern improvements, , rooms So; every
thing niCelN Arranged. IAniiOr.
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Furnlshed-EaSt Side.

LEXINGTON AN r., northwest corner l03d 81. -
Desirable flats, : large, sunny rooms; bath room
private halls. Janitor.
It'll AVE i room furnished fat and bath. So
weekly. FLAGG, 2i2 West sd 81.
T ST, FAST-A @ feet little gem; four
rooms: $40 weekly. Fl.AGG, 2l2 Vest I'D Il.
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WANERLEYt PLACE, 1872 Handsome second
floor, I'm private house,
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COLUMBUS AVE, 900, near s9th st. -Bes SIS
fit on west side.
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PERRY 81, 2l-Three rooms on third floor;
private house: no children.
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18TH ST., l42 WEST Respectable family adults
only; three nice, extra light rooms, two flights,
Sl6; ianitOr.
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5nrH ST. l5i WEST Handsomely furnished,
very large parlor, southern exposure. also
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ST. NICHOLAS AVE, between l3lst and 1921
ts.-Hanisome new fat9, six rooms and bath,
private halls; steam heat. nicely decorated: $50
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provements: light rooms; carpetcd and papered,
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
w Side

10TH ST, Ill w~EST-Steam. heated fats, :
rooms; rents S2i to So. Jnnitor.
liSln 81 2bi WESI-rcm flats; heated 5
rooms and bath all light; $50 upward.
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GATES AVE, 1u3. Brooklyn rooms, hath,
single 'iat, : q. 30. Improvements; near elevated
station. luguirC store.
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,3rn, ST., a2s wEsr-nm room, private
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Unsurnished-North Of rasth Street.

Observation-Disclosures Of rasth Street.
It'll AVE. 2lGi-Flat top floor. eight rooms and
bath. steam heated. SAP 80. Inquire Mrs. Uhlig.
SrII AVE, 2STb, 235T, l2Bth and l.7th SITS.
decorated SIS, $50. JAnItur.
ALL Light, second, single. corner fiat, seven
stairs, moderate rent. 81 West l2Sth ST., corner
-. Nicholas uve.
tlIDIIE VI several flats. > ell light rooms, bath,
all improvements; decorated, paNered; $40,
r2l strictly private location. 81 West l.i2d ST.
Tor APARTMENT. $40; single. sunny corner;
adults; steam improvements : rooms.
BRYAN, 2lb} eth ave.
ELEGANT FLATS, with q rooms. all i'm
proNements; halls heated: cable cars pass the
door: rents, ST.. Inquire 2l54 Amsterdam ave.
So. ~. SlO-FOUR ROOMS overiooEing enchnnt.
ing scenery: millionaire neiglhorhool, no chill
dren reference. 6.I6 West 1924 ST.
3 AND6 ROOM FLOOR and hath. Sl3 to SlS.
AT foot elevated station, l4jth 81. and Sth ave, in
Nos. 1903 to 81: also 3 and ! rooms at n1,}l-'35
Sth ave, halls heated, 81, TO Sl2.
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PHYSICIAN offers four rear rooms for board
ard care of rooms: references exchanged. A.
boy "a. 1912 broadway.
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4TH ST., 226 WEST Nicely decorated flats,
eNery Convenience: rents ST. 70 So. IAmilOr.
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9TH AVE, 2i4-Flats for business or residence;
hot and cold water; seven rOOmS and bath.
The herald., 1893-08-17
PAPA FROWNED,

But the Young People Were Married
just the Same.
Up to Tuesday Miss Eva Mclean, the
handsome daughter of George Mclean,
foreman OF Grifith's lumber yard, was
presiding over the stationery counter in
the Peoples store.
On account OF the Establishments OF
Arthur White, good-looking young
man employed in Haas, Baruch & Co. 3
Wholesale grocery house on Los Angeles
street, che has ceased to grace that de-
partment, and is now away in San Fran
cisco happy wife, Notwithstanding that
q stern father tried his best to prevent
such a contamination. Failing to win
over the father, the young couple slipped
away from home Tue sday morning and
at $50 were made one by Rev. Father
Iebama of the church of the Lady OF the
Angels
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. White say
that they are in every way fitted for
each other, and after the iather's anger
has cooled little they will come home
and another happy household will be
established in the city of the angels.
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LOUIS MESMER MARRIED.
THE MILLroNAIRE MAKES MRS.
SWAN HIS BRIDE.
The Couple Quietly Make Their Way TO
San Diego and Arc Welded and
Ehen Go to San Francisco ON
. Honeymoon Trip.

A local sensation was created yester-
day by rumor that Mr.. Louis Mesmer,
the millionaire capitalist, had quietly
married a charming Los Angeles
! woman. That statement was made last
evening by Constable Richardson, 9
relative Of the bride.
The lady who now bears the name OF
Mr.. Mesmer and will share in his hap
piness was formerly Mrs. Jennie e.
Swan OF Martin street. She is an ex-
ceedingly handsome woman. Of fine
figure and most prepossessing manners.
She is about 35 years Of age, bat looks
younger. 1t is eaid that Mr.. Mesmer is
upwards OF 60 years old, but he is
hearty and active as man OF 40.
The story, ae given HERALD reporter
last evening, is substantially as follows:
For the last six months the relatives of
Mrs. Swan have expected o consumma-
ton of Mr.. Mesmer's apparent hopes,
for it was no longer secret to them
that he was deeply enamoured OF the
lady.
Last Saturday Mr.. Mesmer left the
city, osteueibly for San Francisco. He
went there finally, and with him went
Cuat Duluk Ufluo. 1I6 DI6b NlSltcu can
Diego, where he and Mrs. Swan were
married.
1t is not definitely known what day
the lady met the gentleman in the city
of bay n climate. but it is asserted they
were married Monday by Catholic
priest. They then proceeded to San
Francisco on a honeymoon trip.
Mr.. Tony Mesmer, a son OF the newly
married gentleman, was seen last even
ing and asked regarding the marriage.
He said he knew nothing of it beyond
the rumors he had heard. He admitted,
however, that he had interviewed the
conductor of the train on which his
father went to San Diego, asking him If
the lady was with him. The conductor
informed him that Mr.. Mesmer went to
San Diego, "All by his lonely" He is
not in that condition now, however, for
he has the undeniable pleasure of being
in the charming presence Of one of Los
Angeles' handsomest women.
The herald., 1893-08-17

Vernon has renewed her exhibit at
the chamber of commerce by liberal
supply Of oranges and deciduous fruits.
The trip to Rubio csiio IN, planned by
40 OF onr young society people for Aug
nst 23d. has been postponed to August
25th.
The finance committee of the city
council has beguh its lsbors OF fixing
the tax levy. 1t will be at least a week
before the levy can be made.
The handsome set of prizes in Mont
gomery's window, intended for the
winners at the tennis tournament at
Santa Monica next week, are attracting
much attention.
UDdelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph Office, corner Main
and Court streets, August 10th: Geo.
Green, VIM. Taylor, Myra Il. Brandon,
JEFF Brown, Brooks & Ford.
The official call for the international
Irrigation congress has been received at
the cham Der of commerce. The publi-
cation committee will have copies of the
call ready for the papers in day or two.
In Justice Bartholomew court yee-
terday Justice Mclean, presiding, fixed
the bond of Mr.. Tutweyler, who threat
ened to kill his ex-wife, at 800. The
bond was to keep the peace, and the de-
fendant being unable to give it was sent
to jail.
A series Of special moonlight excur-
Dions to Rubio cai1on and Echo noun
tain, over the Mt. Lowe railway, will
begin Friday company, August 18th, to
continue for one week. Trains will
leave the Terminal depot at Los Angeles
1t 8 80 pm. during the continuance of
the excursions. Music by Lowinsky's
orchestra and dancing will be the attrac-
tion at Rubio pavilion.
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Highest Of all in Leavcng u S Govt Report
Rz,A|:'!:!! q! Bs%dsg1 BskiRg
ABSOLUTELY .punEs
ABSOl1J I ELM palDE
MoJAvE DESERT LAND.

An Enterprise Looking to Its Redemp-
zion for Fsrming Purposes.
The reclamation. of 100000 acres OF
the Mojave desert is one of the most
stupendous enterprises ever undertaken
in Southern California, and from the in.
dications the project will go through.
The plan is to irrigate the large acre.
age near the mining town of Victor, in
San Bernardino county, this side Of the
Needles.
The company having the project un-
der consideration ia the Victor 1rrigs-
tion company. A meeting of the COM
pany will be held in this city tomorrow
for the purpose of more fully organizing
for the vast undertaking.
Some of the best engineers OF the
state have reported upon the enterprise
as most favorable one and very fessi-
Bile.
1t is understood that the lands thus
irrigated will be colonized, when that
part Of the desert may be'expected to
blossom as the rose.
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SHORES BONDS.

They VIII he Sued for tho City Bank
Deposit.
The board OF supervisors met yester-
day for the fret time in seve raj days
and adopted the following resolution
concerning the matter of the county
funds in the City bank:
Whereas, The board is about to
adjourn until the 10th instant, and
whereas contingencies may arise In the
meantime whereby it may become
necessary to begin action to recover on
the treasurer's bond for the eficit now
existing and occasioned through the
failure of the City bank;
Resolved, That the district attorney
be. and is hereby authorized and directed
to begin action on said bond whenever
in his opinion eaid action may become
necessary dnring said interim in order
to protect the interests OF the county.
The herald., 1893-08-17
Good Advice.

1t will pay we'll for any man who wants
to get clothes made to order to wait
until Saturday next for the opsni ng of
Gordan Bros, tailors, as they will sell
off for 10 days their overatock OF woolsn
goods, and will make suits to order
as prices SO low that will astonish the
public. Wait and see.
The herald., 1893-08-17
MEMORANDA.

Pianos for sale, rent, tuning and re-
pairing. A. 6. Gardner, 222 s, Los An
geles st.
All the lsteat sheet music at Exton &
Cst's. 329 South Spring street.
Ladies' Turkish baths, 23O South Main
street; open week days only.
H. G. Roger, M. D. Offices. $50 South
Main street; hourH, 10 to A.
Insure with A. @. Golsh, 147 South
Broadway
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Natick Houae.

Popular prices, central location, good
service. Only hotel running ita own
free bus to and from depots. Day rates
$1.25. $1.50 and So; meals, 25 cents.
Corner Main and First streets, entrance
ON First street. III. A. Hart & Sons,
proprietore.
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Just what You want

For lunch today at The Library, 246
South Broadway, next to city hall.
Finest and nestest lunch parlors in the
city. Give it trial.
The herald., 1893-08-17

We take pleasure in announcing that we are
now fully prepared to do all kinds of glass
beve.ing and manufacture all kinds of French
plate mirrors. Old and damaged mirrors re-
.ilvered. All work guaranteed. F. Raphael &
Co., 44S and 44Q South Spring st.
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Pure and wholesome QUALITY

Pure and Wholesome Quality
Commends to public approval the Cali
fornis LIQUID laxative remedy, Syrup OF
Figs. 1t is pleasant to the taste and by
acting gently on the kidneys, liver and
bowels to cleanse the system effectually,
it promotes the health and comfort OF
all who use it, and with millions it is
the best and only remedy.
The herald., 1893-08-17

Go to 159 to 1913 North Spring Street
For the best line of household goods
in the city. Lowest prices. Largest
stock. The W. @. Furrey company.
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Largest Stock Fruits and Vegetables.
Damson plums cheap for canning;
choice northern Bartlett pears, peaches,
plums, etc. Althouse Bros, los West
First street; telephone 1893.
The herald., 1893-08-17

j. j. Doran, No. 215 South Main Street,
will positively close out all plush goods al
buns. toilet cases, dolls and toys of all kinds
at cost for the next ten days
The herald., 1893-08-17

For agood table wine, order our Sonomt
Zinfandel at 50c pergal. T.Vache& Co.
cor. Commercial and Alameda. Tel. 309
The herald., 1893-08-17

EHbt IHuIa HerU IsA cures
Constipation, biliousness AND headache,
eleanses the system, stimulates the liver and
Kidneys makes new blood. Entirely vegela-
BILE. Sample free. II. NJ. BALE & son, agents,
220 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-08-17

The funeral parlors Of Howry & Bre-
see, on South Broadway, are the finest
on the coast.
The herald., 1893-08-17

Finest commercial lunch in the city at
the Exchange, 22S South Spring street,
from IL to 2. Bob Kern's.
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East india Herb Tea Uures

r. D. List notary public. Legal papers rare
fully drawn. l27 W. Second; telephone 165.
The herald., 1893-08-17
Hotel Metropole. Catalina Island.

Enlarged. Fine orchestra. Fishing,
boating, bathing. For rates apply to J.J.
Martin. manager, or 130 West Second
street, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1893-08-17

Lack OF vitality and color matter in the bulbs
causes the hair 10 fall out and turn gray We
recommend Halls Hair Renewsr to prevent
badness and grayness.
The herald., 1893-08-17

The finest sois fountain you ever saw, and
mo finest soda drinks at Laux's, No. l42 South
Spring street.
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Barroom Fixtures

In great varieties at the w. g. Furrey
company, l59 to 1853 North Spring street.
The herald., 1893-08-17

New and Old Books,
Magazines, etc Book Exchange, cor. Second
and Main streets.
The herald., 1893-08-17

Howry & Bresee, Broadway undertake
era. "lndependent OF the trust"
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Rollers Ice Cream
Finest in the city. Made at Los Angeles cream
cry, 3l2 w. Second street. Telephone 537.
The herald., 1893-08-17
If You Need a Truss

CAll at Beck with's pharmacy. 303 No tn Main,
A fit guaranteed. Our book all about hernia,
Or rupture, now ready, free at our store or by
mail. JOHN BECKWITH & SON, druggists.
The herald., 1893-08-17

The choicest place for ice cold drinks at
Laux's 141 South Spring street..
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The Weir Stove

The Weir Stove
Can only be found at the W. O. Furrey
company, 159 to l63 North Spring street.
Fifty per cent in fuel saved by using
this stove.
The herald., 1893-08-17
The Only Keeley Institute

The Only AeeIoy Institute
In Southern California is at Riverside. The
Los Angeles office is at rooms "a and TO New
Wilson block
The herald., 1893-08-17

Forecast for Southern California: Fair
weather. stationary temperature Thursday;
westerly winds.
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Dufy's pure Malt at woollacott's.

Londonderry Water. Woollacott, ag't
The herald., 1893-08-17

SOWERKROWT ,sTErHENs.
7-c21y
The herald., 1893-08-17

Buffalo Lithia. Woollacott. agent.
The herald., 1893-08-17
Indications.

Maximum temperature. 80.
Minimum temperature, 5S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
DEMOCRi7Ic LEADKRs MEET
Mn, Croker. Murphy, shcehnn, Gnroy, md
Two BROOKLYN = ua'or-.

Hin, Croker, Murphy. Shcebnn. Giiroy, md
Two Erooki,n nn'ora.
Senator Hill had some private law business
to attend to yesterday. and was not at Hotel
New Nethernnd much OF the day Lieut.-Gov.
Sheehan called on him. and In the evening
Senator Hill and Gen. Earle went to tho
theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs Sheehan dinel Mt the Hoffman
House. and Gfterward. with Corporation Coun-
sci Clark and Mrs. Clark. also went to the the
atre. After Senator Murphy had dned with
his family at the Hoffman House he had chats
with Richard Croker. Mayor Giroy. Senator
John McCarty OF Brooklyn. and later with
Senator McCdrren.
Alter that tho party adjourned to another
Hill. Mr.. Sheehan. and Mr. Clark.
Tho Dem Jcrgttc ch"ftains hra greatly
amused over tho anxiety Of the Republicans
TO ascertain lust what was done at this gath
ering of Democrats,
In IA general way It may be said that tho sit
uation in New York. Brooklyn and elsewhere
in the state was gone over. and the weak spots
in h" last election wrro studied.
Tho Grace movement also came In for sonIe
consideration. and the conclusion was that
the men who signed the Grace circular arc
those who have Teen opposed to the Demo-
cratic organization Oi the state FOR the last
nine years,
senator Hi and Senator Murphy will leave
for Washington this afternoon The Fifth
Avenue llGtci had It's contingent OF Repuhli-
can Senators on their way to Washington. in
Guiding senator Hale and senator HoRr. Both
predicted merry times in Washington this
winter. especialiy over the efforts Of tho DEM
ocrats to pass the Wilson Tariff bill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03

horror-stricken people and leared toward
them, As he did so he unfolded parachute
and instead Of being dashed TO pieces, he
landed unhurt upon the pavement
Tho prospects OF next seasons yacht rae
ing are not bright. 1thas become the custom
OF the owners to delay giving orders for new
crnft rs long az possible. in order to see what
others are doing and which class will afford
the best prospects OF success. Up to the pres
ent time. no order for q frst-class racer has
been placed. and very few for the smaller
classes. 1t was hoped that by next season the
German Emperor would replace the Meteor
by n moro modern boat. but as vet it does not
appear that lie has decided to build.
The papermakors OF Belgium have made
combination TO advance the prices OF news
paper To-day they formed an organization
and decided to use American aud English
papcr unless the Trust abandons the plan.
The Government proposes TO have az many
police as Anarchists in Trafalgar square to-
morrow. The proposal to hold q meeting in
spite Of tho Home Secretary's prohibition is
not likcly to bo acted on. The latest plan Is
for the Anarchists to assemble and distribute
dynamite literature in the square. As0uith's
Anarchists is generally received with approval.
Nobody anticipates retaliatory bombs in Lon
don. but no precautions will he omitted.
There was a significant sight in Covent Gar
den this morning when more than 800 men
appeared 90 answer an Advertisement for
single laboroa The wages offered were less
than ninety cents a day. The head Of tho firm
told me that this was only an average response.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
LARGE FIRE IN BALTIMORE.
Many big Buildings burned with nm EstI-
mated Loss of S9CO,OOO.

BALTIMORE. Dec. Fire consumed 500. 900
worth OF property in West Baltimore tonight
Thousands stood on the street curb and wit
messed the Are. The loss OF several lives was
narrowly averted-
A general alarm was sent In from Lombard
and Paca streets about 5 o'clock. Hundreds
OF wage earners had Just boon dismissed for
the day. The flames were first discovered in
tho six-story double building ut South Paca
street and Tyler avenue
No. ~ South Paca was occupied by three
firms. the Deutach LithographinR Company.
the drawers and overall factory OF Max John
x Co.. and the shoe factory OF Charles
HeiSer. When the flames were seen eating
their way along the ceiling. Minnie Taylor be-
came frunZiod and leaDed from ~ second story
window TO the ground. She IL dangerously In
JETed. Tho fire department worked hard to
save the LanGfeld building. but they were bat
Ting with finder.
Tho flames quickly spread TO 80 South Paca.
and that building was doomed. The cry arose:
The University OF MARYLAND buildings are
going" Three times did the roof OF the
dissectlnv building catch fire. but the
flames were extinguished. Again and again
the flames swept toward the University
buildings, hut thoY were fought bach each
time until the rear walls OF tbs Heiser build
Ing fell upon the roof of the dissection build
Ing. This decided the fate 81 the laboratories
and in short time the building was Quilted
Other buildings burned down afterwarl.