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NORTH CARoLNA,
Notice OF summons
| and WARRANT o, Al,
WAKE COUNTY

SohIh SAkoLisA, Notice OF summons
WAKE COUNTY. tachmeh,N NN' u NJ
Arthur A. Splitter. plaintiff. '. Tho-.
w. Po ter. doing business "A por,..- -
Co. defendant.
The defendant above named will,...,.
that rummons in the above en,i,l,s -.
wAs issued on the ls; day of YehruAr, ,s,s
by w. ID. Haywood. . Justice OF the ps... :;
Wake county, North CarOlin., for n. -, !,
one hundred and uiattr-nine eoil,,.
for.y-tvo cent? IS % ~ dne the ,ala ,l,,....
by account for personal service. rens.,.S
hlm and expenses while rendering the -
which summons IL returnAbie before he ..i
Justice NJ the Office oi Strong s ~,r ne IN ~.
CITY of Raleigh in said county and s,.t. -.
the 2sth day of February. \. II ls9a rss
Defendant will . 81 take notice that , 49,,
Of attachment Was i--u.d by she -Aia IN, !.
on the said let dAy of February. l-s, xb,.1
warrant IL returnAble before the sal4 Ju-,io.
~ the time aud place above named /, r a.. 70
| turn of the sum aon-; and that ia. d..epA,n,
is requirei - appear before the sad Ia.,,c.
at the place above named on IA. l-,h DIV =.
March, A ID. 1913, ai the hour of IA ,ns
aud answer OF d.mur 90 the complain, n a..
| plaintiff, or the reiief mAuded therein uil
be granted.
! This Let day OF February, A. U. ls,s
w. ID HAYWOOD. J.P
STR ING Il STgOSG. Afforn-ys
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Forty Persons Thrown Outof
Employ meut.

EXETER, n H, March IA = Fire
broke out in the Exeter cotton mile
abou. O'Clock tais morning 1t started
10 the basement and burned up through
the building, destroying the engine
rooms Of the older part of the mill,
which was destroyed once before. TIE
new part of the mill YVES saved. The
fire was under control a. 8 30 Lott e.
timated at $3.50 900 Two persons in
iu-ed Two hundred and forty hands
thrown out of employment
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! AND FOR SALE = Nv virtue
I deed Ct mortgage executed ty Levi
u, NarCow and wife, | VIII 1 fer for saif
%. cash ~ the court house door III Raj
t-U 0u Monday Narch 27th, 1893, the
'5. owing tract OF lard, wi & and be -lg IN
lt uVnhp beAinLlug at a stalk, W..
Bottles corner. ttepce south SIS dagr ees
e.st t'yp ud half poles t., stake in said
30 the line; thence north sight pol-s to
wood aud pointers; the c. nortn S
degrees west forty poles to stake and
roHters. thence north $ degrees West,
u0etg-t"O ana seventenths 10 a STAGE
ud p'UjeIs thence south AK degrees,
west four pole 20 4 stake: thenCe south
2'GgSrees, "a Z Cne hundred and twenty
s.A lut one fifth poles to the begin ing
7t ming, according to meas urement
'1--sulLe acres. Title perfect TIE satd
deed Of mortAag- Is registered in book -
a page 3's, OF register of deeds office
Wax county,
j G. i. HARRIS,
Attt rney of Mortcacoa
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Coal Mine plo d ed-Nfne Wen X ilIed 4

KANSAS CITY. No March IA "A spe
cial 10 the Star from McCai!ister, Indian
Territory, says: Nine No. l, owned by
Choctsw Coal company, at Anderson,
Indian Territory, six miles east Of here,
on the Choc,aw Coal company
property, is reported TO have exploded
this morning. land nine men is said to
have been killid md s>vera! injured dan
gerouely.
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Gladstone Much Improved.

LONDON, March IA. = Sir Andrew
Clark. NJ. Giadstone's physician states
that Mr.. Gladstone has not got influenza
Mr. Gladstone has slept we'll. Sir Andrew
slvs, and ia much better, but remains IL
bed with view to recuporation.
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Notice of ! ale

On the 2nth day Of March, 1893, at I'm, at
the court houss door in the city Ia. eigh.
y & under powers conferred m . certain
mortgage executed 10y Syl. ia Asngum, re-
corded in the office Of the Register Of Deeds
Of Wake county, boo ~, page 737, ! vii eel
at p1blic auction 'or c,sh the land described
in said mortgage, situAted IN Wsks county,
New Light towlship, adjoining The lands Of
-pencer Garrett, II. K. SlnGling formerly :.
4 Laws. and others. containing three acres,
more or less.
THOs. X. PURNELL,
febl7-tds g;iCsrff:
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Fire I'm West Virginia.

HUNTINGTON, w Va, March IA =
The tom oi Guyandotte. two miles east
of this place. Was visited by des'ruc
tive fire this morning and six houses,
most saloons and restsurants, were
destroyed; loss $40 900, fully covered by
insurance.. The fire was inceDdiary.
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c,u,,eo vii, settle Satisfactorily.

TOLEDO. March IA The supreme Of
fcers of the Catholic Knight of America
met here yesterday NJ j. OBrien, the
d-fslltiDg treasurer OF the Organization,
put in his appearance in the afternoon.
1t Is said hs comes with proposition Of
settlement and there i evidence of it.
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j. Nj. COppedge Dead.

WAKE FOREST, N. c., March IA -
Special d putty sheri # j. NJ Coppedge
died here this morning of chronic br' ghts
disease. He was good citizen aad re-
spected by all who knew him. He was
quite an efficient officer in the sheriff. 3
deuartment.
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.uI G6t-usn, Greensboro, Ca, writes:
...y friend who hds been ent c.y
teIy -crof1lous breaking OFT II
-.u A., the skin, aud the ueu +
c"elIF 4. "A Two bo Ties OF B B j cf-
.aure cure. | kuo~ of several
..l diseases cured speedily BY ne
.b I,B
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The Switzerland of America.

Western North Carolina, The Land OF
TIC ." has a climate and scenery un-
t90 lie IN the eastern part OF the United
states II IS the great health resort anc
pleasure resort of the northern and south
tru ptope-tne northern people spe ndina
tfe winter and tie southern people the
sumner. Millions OF dollars are expended
ever Year BY visitors. The centre of rht
g'on Is Asheviile n. c Eight rule:
uom Asheville. in the centre of the pros
p5rou new village of Weavervi lie, buu
-or be county. n c., sur! oundet. b,
'Jvaly views. there Is
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r.r.rev writes: Nv mother and ais
,u rs B tor rcfotula and ulcels I'd
SORE TaR0AI Zen Se@e, ,s:Sassa rom i its ass use
w .f. remedies tuey ever used.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-15

u,el Balm ~. y B) has cured
ss,- 4 &c otula, eczema aid
t u- blood dise&s after other
tined, tned ;1,,!; sna i$lled nD,a, You ID DO
Wv, lent remedy a trisl SEND 70
wgu.. tguts, Ga tor llIetra-' |
.rH.rs" filed with letters frpil
.arot uy i d. B.
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FRANK sTRONACH,
Manufactured aud D-aler-
AUIrION ALEOf LA Nd.

Bv vIrtue o, power Conferred upoa me n.
r csrrsin mortgage d-ed execatod ny
John ~. Rhodes aud wife, wnlcn uu.J ~
recorded In registry "ak. 9onn,y; - ; -,
in book No. IA, a. p -e5i ~ Ins. pa ,os
'onrt sode ~ bonse 5n no,r ia The city Of asieiga.
our no on Sar1~day Mar;h Is. 1873. at u
o,clock m All tie RI. title. and interest
o Of the said hhodes and wife In the land
desori Cd In said nortzs e SAD tract
contai ing 55x .cr-s and lying La Aaxka
Lreek township. -.o-
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage
fAky0l-tda
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Il ltarpearir from the affidavit of n T Full
yer IN the seton that DR.. Is + Gardner and
Nrs Nnh7sa Aardrer, the deieudsnte there
lh re no. 70 he found il Wske county and
e.napt after duo dill gence be found IL the
state, and II tturtheI peariug that the plain
Nit hsr cause Of action against he said de-
iehd.nt- Tor work sud labo. doae and ma
ierleis iufIlshed on hoHse an1 lot OF theirs
lying and being in Raleigh, n. c.
It's there re ordered, that notice of this
action b. published once a week for ak ne
G" -lye eks IN ths STATE CHaoN Gle, a
Wceh v newspaper pubii-hed In hsIeiph N
c., setting forth tha btie of TIE acton the
pu pose Of the s'ue, md requiring the de.
tcudaut r. apTear On tle 25th dav of March.
>93, before NJ g. Bs bee, Justice OF the
Peace, at his office in Ral,igh, N G., at II
O'Clock III SnG answer OF demur to the com.
rlln or the rehef demar Jed will be granted
Tina January G3d, 189!
NJ. B. BARREE,
Justice OF the Peace
j. y y HARRIS, ATTORNEY TOR Plai utiff
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@eHMzeul
ZxMSsssa,<-r9
FINE CANDiEs
FOR sALKAr
W. IL. hlN SCn

,Lk o. VALUABLE CITY Pc, n.
Bv viT'u ofa ecrse o.t ; - - ~ hrY-
OF W BE con I, in the -rsr,,i,, fri,' = oonlt
nti' d J. y. Holding. Aara,-,..-.. az sse--
Denicn, deceased, We NIX -. y w.
vail cell on Mondsv th@ 2T,h - a..
- .. n zo'clock =, ai IL. cg,,,.,i - Ntrrh,
OF sAid county Of Wax. IN TIE 80, =. zee q ~
the follcxins de.crihed rrr.a.,W VI A-e'gh,
stores and lots on ExchAng - lro "a
OF Raleigh, toutd q OF & ,or,l, -, !. We city
. d LOT Of W. &. A A n S,ror, we store
esst ~ he store sni Z 49, :, % Tie
Denton as dover on the .rr,b y ".
cha 9e. and on the Ne-f b a. rsia III
a'd lot Of l.. ID Ca.t ebe-rv 80 ',-lt honse
ings are DOW u goni c0ua tior -. ouild-
$50 each Ter month a., rel Tor
loi In the eastern part % the eit, - a., mo sna
bounded On the nurih Nv The l,,,. .slslgh
nongh.rtv on the es-i by the l,ns. ~ ha'e
| Podie Perry, on the -onth nr t.h..-.l Nrs
and on the ~est by ,he land. ~ - ,,Hest
containing scre n ore or -. ne,
snle: One-ihird cash. une.,h,-1 q
months. and the balance IN A., ..ii nine
from day of sale, the urchA.., - llhs
notes for the deferred pxvuefl,. hs.,l.'S eie ~
iere-t from dsy of sale si Ter en-, -. .as 10
mum. The title Reserved un,,l ,Is.a ah- AZ
q ore, 10 r'id an full. purchaser. 49,, -
pay full amount cssh II desired e1 .
February az, 1888.
J n. HOLDING
Administrator and Comns...,a
| fecl--tts
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A First-Class Ho'eI to Rent.

Three-story frame building, twenty two
hr-a rooms, good well tslightly chaly-
Oette ga deu fruit trees. .tables etc.
pyl 10 DIR. v DIVER, W. vcr
VIE \. & or 10 JAMES 4 CoNVtRSE.
Wv ~~t-t 0Vrv 'Ttu r HI.
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AFTER THE GREAT HRt!
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, NJ hhi''
ROAD CARTS and HARNESs AZ
PRIME COST.

Twill sell on and after honday
rnary 18th, my entire STOCK Of vehic = ANU
harness at wholesale factory price, This
means that you can buy wagon '1S-''
carriage or anything kept IN nv ''''''
repository and harness department oN''''
er than you piII ever have An op'''' -''-'-'
again 7 maze thl. great sacrifice "A OF
ser to buid a brick wa-e2ous- OF i''
place on Wilmin gto1 street thht y ~"
covered with an old "fr- trap. i-A''
in stock over three hundred wagon ous-
.des, carriages. caru end snrfys mA-e y
some O, the best makers in the ni'.o
S,s,es Call and examine stocE' OF Nf''e
or cuts and prices.
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To handle the Patent Chemical Ink.
Rrasing Pencil. The most usefu an(
loya invertion Of the age. Etascs inE
thoroughly In two secocds WORKS Ike
magic 30 to 500 per cent profit. Agents
making $50 per week. We also want &
general gent TO take charge of terri tory
and appoint sub-agents. A rare CT enct
70 make moneg. Write for terms and
pec.lg1 % erasiug.
TIE MONROE ERASER M'f'GCl
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hoHTH CAR msA, In Jusuee's 'onrt lsal-
eigh TOWNSHIP b fore
WhgL COUNTY NJ. B Barbee, j. P.
u. z, FlIier vs.. Or. 3 f. Gardner, Mrs
Me 'l-t. Gardner, Henri Pennington.
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SALARY or COMMISSION

j G. i. HARRIS,
Attt rney Of MnrtCac ac 90
The herald., 1893-09-06

No buffet should he without 4 bottle of An.
gostura Bltters, the outh american appetizer.
Manufactured by DR.. J. G y. aiegert & Sous,
Ask your druggist.
The herald., 1893-09-06
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ana
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1893-09-06
WITH THE WHEELMEN.

Fox tho Cotton Flyer, Visits the Local,
Yesterday.
The bicycle situation remains abou
the same as already outlined. Lewis
W. Fox arrived from the north yesterday
and was down at the track several timer
during the day. A number of people
Including many entered in the various
events at Riverside, were also at Ath.
letic park to catch eight OF the crack
Cotton man, and ii possible, to size him
up. 1t was to no avail, however, as Fox
contented himself with merely riding
around at an ordinary pace. In hie
method OF pedaling no change from his
riding before going East was to be no
ticed. He is in fine shape however and
keeps the other riders guessing as to
what he will do.
In reply to query by HERALD re-.
porter yesterday afternoon in regard to
his intentions in the Riverside races,
Fox eaid: II expect to ride in every
event in which 1 can en- er. 1t makes
no difference whether / come first,
second, last or what place / get, as am
riding merely for the sport and practice.
My object ie the October races and the
only purpose had in entering these
Riverside events was to get into good
shape for the October meet.
"Oi course may get sick or change
my mind and not ride in the road race
and all OF the events on Saturday, but
at present my intention is to ride in all
of them. M Ne sNf
Fox has not been changed to any
marked degree by his trip in the east.
His ia unassuming and appears to be not
in the least elated or self satisfied over
his recent improvement, but was as cor
dial to all the boys as when he was an
untried rider.
1t is generally thought improbable
that Fox will ride in all of the
events, including the road race. While
being strong and fast rider Fox is not
30 different from others in being able to
ride the road race and then win in the
track events. II Fox rides in the morn
ing and then tries in the principal track
events OF the afternoon, he is beaten.
However, Bob Patrick, his trainer, will
probSbly settle in how many events Fox
is to ride in Saturday.
Fox stated also that he had not ridden
a wheel for one month before last even
ing.
w. A. Burke was doing fast quarters
last evening, but will hardly be in
proper condition to accomplish much at
Riverside.
The return OF w. J. Allen to the track
after an absence Of nearly one year has
been received with pleasure by all ad-
mirers Of wheel racing. Aliens great
characteristic in riding was his grit and
his performances in practice have
shown that he has lost none OF his old
time quality. He has already developed
much speed and will be formidable
rider on Saturday. Allen can also safely
be counted on to be dark horse in the
October events.
Walter Tyler is also riding very strong
and with his accustomed grit,
The herald., 1893-09-06
THE LOS ANGELos cLERrcus.

Its Meeting In Regard to the Mission ary
Council.
The Los Angeles clericus OF the Epis.
copal church held meeting at st.
Paul's parish house on Monday, the
4th inst, and adopted resolutions to the
effect that having at q previous meeting
endorsed the proposition advanced by
the bishop of the diocese to hold a sup
Elemental meeting of the missionary
council Of the church in the United
States, 1t was now ordered that an as.
surancs should be given in formal
manner to cooperate in making the pro-
posed meetings an assured success, and
that Los Angeles church people would
deem themselves honored in receiving
these distinguished representatives Of
missionary interests.
1t was proposed by way of preparation
work for the missionary gathering that
there should be series of meetings OF
principal organizations to consist OF the
vestries of parishes in Los Angeles. All
branches of Woman's auxiliary in our
city. All chapters OF st. Andrews
Brotherhood. All teachers OF the Sun
day schools with their officers, etc,
The clergy are enthusiastic and work.
ing with unanimity to make the meet.
ings OF great benefit to all who shall at
tend.
The herald., 1893-09-06

wide be made on Bonnie Brae street be.
tween Seventh and Ninth streets.
From Main Street Improvement COM
rany, offering to sell the city gravel at
20 cents per cubic yard.
From J. B. Lankershim and others,
protesting against grading, etc., OF
Maple avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
From w. A. Lockwood, asking to lease
land along the river in East Los Angeles
for $5 year.
From DR.. VIM. Brill, asking to have
Huron avenue, between Pico street and
near Fourteenth street graded, graveled,
cement curbed and sidewalked.
From ID. Allen, asking to have grade
OF Starr street established from Pico to
Sixteenth street; also grading and
graveling and sidewalks made.
From the Bricklayers' union, asking
that Frank Delaney be appointed q
sewer inspector.
From G. w. Tubbs and others, asking
that steps be taken to prevent loss and
damage to them by change of grade on
Washington street.
The herald., 1893-09-06

volve the revocation of the permit of
license for such saloons and the chief of
police is hereby notified to instruct each
and every police officer to report in
writing all violations of the above rules !;
also to have printed copies of all rules
OF the commission governing saloons
with penalty added thereto, delivered
to each and every saloonkeeper or his
barkeeper-the same to take effect on
and after October 1st, 1898, and any
previous rules conflicting with the above
are hereby repealed"
AT the morning session the following
business was transacted:
On report of the chief, Wood & Smith
were granted a saloon license at lis
South Spring street, transfer from J. 2.
Taggart. A license was granted to Mos
bacher & Oser at 141 North Main. A
petition from Antonio Save for a license
at 1Ol North Los Angeles street, trana-
Ter from j. A. Starkey was laid over an
other week.
Applications for saloon permits were
referred to the chief as follows: G. H.
Schmidt, 701 East Eighth street; John
McMoroney, 400 South Spring street;
Charles Arthurs. All North Main.
Mrs. M. E. Custer asked the board to
grant to her the license which was
given to her late husband for saloon
at 712 East First street. The chief re-
ported in favor of the petition and the
license was granted.
AN OFFICER ExoNERATED.
On the charges OF Mrs. F. s. Redona
against Officer Talamantes, of trespass-
ing and violence toward her, the chief
reported honors about even and didn't
think Mrs. Redona was hurt except her
feelings. The chief said the officer was
making an arrest for vagrsncy and had
done good work in that line. He there
fore recommended that the officer be
exonerated. This was done and on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Bradsh the officer was COM
mended for doing his duty.
WANTED TO VIOLATE IT,
A petition was read from Olcovich
Bros. asking permission to put up an
incandescent light again in front OF their
etore. They stated the policeman on
the beat notified them that they had to
change the incandescent light for 20OO-
candle-power arc light, or keep the
street dark. Filed, because it would
be violation of an ordinance to al.
low it.
MINOR DoINGS.
P. Hiriart's petition for appointment
as special policeman on Upper Main
street was denied on report OF chief rec.
ommending the same.
The chief presented copies of the or
dlnance governing saloons, and they
were read by Clerk Robinson. The
Chief also gave the Hu ubstance of the rules
OF the board as requested.
The herald., 1893-09-06

DAndruf is due 10 an eni eel ebled s,ate oftha
kin. Halls Hair Renewer urioksns "a, ~ 4 nra sre
kiiiye functions OF the skin. nea ing ana are.
>nting Tho formation OF dandruff. @AN pfe-s
The herald., 1893-09-06
srs than he had when they drank in the

ere than he had when they drank in the
saloon.
In justice to this man, Jean Rappet.
1t must be acknowledged that, consid-
ering the class of his patrons, he has
kept very good order in his saloon. But
very few fights or disturbances of the
peace have been reported as oc-
curing directly in the saloon,
nor is Jean Rappet charged with dis
honesty. / remember no reports of
thefts, and but one report of stolen
property being purchased about his
saloon, and that was recently, by one of
his barkeepers. and very likely without
the knowledge of Rappet. And if liquor
is to be added to lust, If there are to be
saloons in this horrid block, l suppose
Jean Rappet will keep as orderly
place as any man who would want the
situation; but, gentlemen of the police
commission, l believe that fair trial
will show that the removal of liquor
from this place will reduce the evil of
the cribs by half. | believe that there
are at least some young men who first
visit this saloon and become intoxicated
there, and through the back door Of the
saloon go to meet members of the band
of debRuched and diseased prostitutes
OF that neighborhood and visit them,
who but for the saloon would not do 30.
The testimony in the Young murder
case shows that Young on the night of
the tragedy was drinking in the Basket
saloon and that there he secured at least
part OF the liquor that stimulated him
to his horrid crime.
In the case OF the fight which resulted
in the death of Harry Rinkenbach. Jean
Rappet, proprietor of the Basket ealoon,
testified just as did Jean Lenert, that
neither OF them heard the fight or knew
that it was going on, though it occurred
within few feet of them which state
menG is very near incredible, and two
parties have told me that Jean Rsppet
has said that he did hear the fight and
that Lenert refused to stop it.
| believe that the closing OF the
Basket saloon q can Lenert's place) and
all other clnb-rooma in that block also
being kept closed will do great deal to
prevent other horrid ARRAYS like those
in which Billy Young and Tom Ward
were the deadly victors, and will de-
crease the number OF thefts by the
prostitutes.
believe that the licenses OF all the
saloons mentioned in this report should
be revoked, and that the revocation of
them would aid the police in maintain
ing order and suppressing crime in this
city. Respectfully submitted,
CHAs. r. MoFFATT,
Los Angeles police.
THE MATTER DISCUSSED.
Mr.. Weldon moved that the report be
adopted.
Mr.. 3radish moved that it be post
poned until the afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. Weldon insisted on his motion
prevailing.
Messrs. TUFTS and Bosbyshell said it
would be better to give the accused a
hearing.
The hearing was set for A O'Clock in
the afternoon.
The herald., 1893-09-06
The BOOSTERS.

They VIII Defeat San Diego Club in
the Near Future.
Mr.. Joseph F. Burniller. the man
ager OF the far-famed Roosters baseball
club of this city, has returned from San
Diego after completing arrangements
for game between his nine and club
of the neighboring city, which has
dared to encroach upon the copyrighted
name Of the local organization by also
calling itself the BOOSTERS. The an
premacy will be settled, however, at
San Diego some time during the second
week in October.
Over S5 enthusiasts, including some
OF the set of charming young ladies who
declare for the local bipeds, will ac-
company the team and assist in crow
ing over the victory or else console the
players.