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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24
Ordinance No. 1881.
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AN ORDNANCE OF THE MAYOR ANT
1 A council otthe city Of Los Angel de latinl
t2eir Intention TO fnprovea rortion Of Soanc
avenue, and detern .iug hat bonds shall be ia
suct to eprcssnt the cor thereof.
he mayor AMI o1uncii OF the ctty OF Los An.
geles do ord sin ~ follows;
sEcTsoN /. fhatthe public interest snd con
venicn"c require and That II l. thu intention
81 tn cigy council oil he city OF los Angeles 10
order the 'ollowipg n0rG 10 due, to VII:
1st, that sAid roll,o svepue in said city
from ms noTthwestcrly curb ltne OF tIuena sth
street, To The w SLsrn te minus OF soEa no
avenue including all tnterscrt ons OF It ests,
(exceptins such 1o.tions OF said tuest q. in-
tc sect olla rs sre ie4uir, by law 10 b. Kept in
order Of repair by any pefson oe compaay hay
ing railroad Ira, ks liprson, and aleo excepting
sn b portions rs HAYS already been graded,
grave cd ana aecep.cdj, b. graded and L ayolrd
10 accordance with tire plans aui profile on flo
IN the uilee OF Tie Clty eng ncer ana speuinca-
ons on file ~ The office 81 The city clerk of thu
ttty OF tos Angeles for mRkiny grayecd street :,
snld specifications ctsg numbofcd i've
20. rnat u rpdwcOd cart b con strncted along
each line o the roadwaT OF ssil Solan ave
nue. itom me nOrthwestcrly curb line OF Bucna
Vista slreet 10 the western terminu OF SDlano
aveune Excepting along such portions OF 20
Nne OF tad rosoway Upon which cement,
trStlte o. redwood cab has already been son
st:uctod ana eeeerte,'l ia &C ordauce with
Saeclic4ttpns IN the office of the city clerk OF
se'd city Tor constru n ledw d curbs
Fourth -Ihal public -iw. 10 9 instructed
HlunB hhid 3vlane 1ric nom l. uOfil 10 feet
,asterly from The wessln ,elmluns OF soian0
ny ~ VIZ feMsl III n"ie 10y n,t' ~ w ~
,,v,Ss'.' ~ o. pue'1 r,h.n stsee' aii't "so
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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24
An Elephants sup.hnde.

On hot summon days il New York.
when the mercury is well up in the nine
ties, it becomes almost u necessity to car
ry an umbrella or shade of some kind to
protect ourselves from the Burning rays
of tho sun. We should hardly expect.
however, a native Of India--residing in
this city-to have the same need for q
sunshade, particularly when tho native
is hugo Indian elephant That an clc-
plant should feel tho heat in our eli
mato seems rather absurd, butas ho does
it is quite in lseepiag with tho general in
telliSonce of this animal That ho should
invent some means of protecting himself
from it,
The elephant Enclosure in Central parl,
contains no trees nor shnde OF envy kind,
and on those hot days when the hoat il
almost unbearablo it SCENIC hotter there
than elsewhere in New York. Grouped
around the inclosuro are usually scores
of persons, many with sunshades and
umbrellas, intontly watching the ele-
phanta Some Of the huge animals are
carefully tossing hay upon their own
backs while others whose backs arc al
most covered may be seen peacefully
resting. Newly mown grass is whes the
elephant prefers for this puIpcsc-~per-
haps becauso it feels cooler than hay
but hay answers tho purpose very well.
How many visitors to the park on {hesc
warm days have realized that they were
not the only ones carrying sunshades,
and that the elephenta were protecting
themselves in Hike fsshion?--Meredith
Nugent in st. Nicholas,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24
Ordinance No. 1885.
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ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTEN-
II ton Of the mayor and c Juncil OF the city of
r,e MEL s to establish TIL Grade OF Cum
mings street from First sire : to sixth street.
The mavor and council of the ely OF Los
Angeles do ordan as follows
SECTION L. That it is the intention of the
council of the city of Los Angeles TO establi h
Inc grade of Cumming street from First street
to Sixth street as follows
Al inc intars elton of First street the ado
shall be- ~ now established, SO so en- the
sn,ttlrwest and southeast corner; at the inter
section Of second street, Bile on the north
ysst corr er. 3 80 on the northeast corner,
3i67 on the southwest corner, and 81 SO on
the s,athe.st corner; Mt the intersection OF
irhird street, 90 on the northwest and north
esst corner, and 20 so On the Invest and
southeast corner; at the Intersection OF Fourth
street, 20 90 on the northwest and southwest
corner, and 1890 On the northeast end iouth-
rayr corner; at point 40 feet south Of the
south inc of Fourth rect, in the west lane Of
fiurn,lings street, J3 % aud 32 90 in the east
line, at Il point 900 feet south OF The south line
nf Fourth street 81 90 in the west line Of Cum
nings street, and SO 90 in the on line; at the
MIR a, ctton of Sixth STR Ct IS 90 On the north
west corner and 3i.u0 IN the nor'heast CORN r..
And ut MI points between said designated
nolnig the grads nnAll b4 estAb shel so as to
conform 10 y straight line drawn between said
Designated poils $.
elevations are i'll fee. inl above city datum
pl 4ne. -
!s,r.n4 \ ~ his ordinance and shall oausa the
,,fl .lj . nnh,i shed for ten days IN The Los
nsr!es 4 gG,'.t tpu theIeu paii End tlelcGft. r
itshaiiIte o | tsrt lhii be i'll force
h ralig 3sytlfy tL1t tnn fNregolng ordinan' 10
WIS tlloJtaa b The council Of the citv Of Les
Angclcs at j Is mcetieg of May 9Th, 1897
g. a LyCkgSBACH CITY Clerk
~, rr-a th'e ~ " frv ~ NAT. 1901.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24
Ordinance No. 1877.

(NEN sXR'Es.A
4 N ORnISASCE OF TIE MAYOR AND
IA cognei OF the city Ut Los Angeles, deciar-
lag thair int ntion 10 improve portion OF
Union avenue.
Tae mayor nd council OF the city of Los An
ga est 0 ordain ~ fol ows:
SECTION l That the public interest and con.
venisn,e quire. and tnat it is the iuten!ion
OF the city council Of tho city OF Los Angeles to
Order the following work to be DONE to-wlt
First-That said Union avenue in said city
from the northelly cutb line of Seventh az
street to the seutherly curb line Of orange
sire t. including all Intersection. OF streets
teXceptiBg snch portions oil said street and in
te sections as 6rc required by law o be kept in
order or repatr by any person or com Mny nav
lug railroad tracks thereon, and also excepting
such portions as have alre' dy been graded.
graveied and accepted), BE- graded and gray
eied In accordance with the plans and prodl >
on t1le in the Office of the city engineet and
specifications On f,e in tn office or the city
Gle of the city If Los angeles for grave ei
stTe-ts. said specifications being numbered
Ave
ecoud-Thst redwood cub be constructed
along each line Of the roadway OF said Union
avenue from tho norihetly curb line OF Seventh
street to the sontnerly curb line OF orange
street (excepttDg along such portions OF the
line of said roadway upon which redwood
cement Or granite curb has already been con
structcd ahd scceptedl, in accordance with
specifications III the once OF The ely tierK OF
said city for constructing redwood curbs.
SEC. 2 Ine street superintendent snail p ~
notice OF thiS work MS required by law and shall
Q use said notice TO be published for six days
in the Los Angeles Daily HERALD.
SEC. The city CLERK shsli certify to the pas
sage OF this ordinance and shall eau the same
to be puOhShed for two days in the Los Angeles
Daily HERALD, snd snail post the same con
sp Quously for two days OF or near the
cna Der door oil the council and thereupon
AMI thereafter IL shall take effect and be in
force.
hereby certify thst the foregoing ordinance
wa adopted by he council of he city ~ Los
Angeles, on the 10th day OF May, 1893, by the
t flowing vote.
Ayes Afessrs. Campbell, Times, Munson,
Nickel, Pessell, Rhodes, Slrohm and President
Teed-(S).
Eoes-None
g. A. LUCKENBACH.
Citv clerk and eE-off clio clerk If thu council OF
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24
Notice 10 BIZ dee Builders.

OFF CF OF THeBO NRD OF SUPERVISOR KS
~ Of 10, Angeles comfy, CalifOrni May
18th, 1898.
No ice is hereby given that sealed proposals
viii be received by The board OF supervisors Mp
IL 3 o'oiock D. IN. on Thu Sdas june 1T, 1893
for toe 4, pailin2 of three bridSes OF 10 lest
roadway on Michigan avenue in t'auaNS ro>d
dis tric, teo of said bridge TO be- fl go foot
span even, The otnrr forty "a D foot spsR.
Bi dor, viii submit plans s9ac' H3 itonf
strain sheets u ID work. x d-tn' ), and for fur
ther inf0rma,iou retst W thefet' apply 10 the
elerk % ,he board of supe, vi crs.
sEch bid must DC ccompan cd WIN GER iheo
chee9 in the -um OF Oae huud cd dollars iSlO9l
nAne payable to T. II Ward. cgunty eleGk.
Tho board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
nv . der of the bard ot Supervisors Of Los
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24
Ordinanee No. 1878.

fNE0 SEtsfLS)
An ORDINANCE or TIiE MAYOR AND
II cnnueii OF the City nf Los ange,e.. dec ar-
ms their intention TO improve portion o.
lngranrm steel
Ths IA 40 nd council Of tho city OF Loi An
gcies Il, o.d an ~ 70. ow,;
stcrIoS /. Thai the pdoie int rest and con
vehieh, r. quire. rnd dat ~ the Intention Of
the c4ty Council Of TIE city OF los Avg. rS %
Urdef Inc fol wing - he Work dOuc, T. wil:
LIT That rad Ipgrih NJ ste il "a city
from N east l'ne OF Vernon rrc 4 70 the " 81
hte OF the rusm 'uni tract, inriutspg eii in
terse Hons Of ut cts Keeping krch pr Ions
~ said II yet and intesoesjiDn Us a e regain Il
By iow TO b. xcpt in prder or repe Any '"sr-
son or com stny having rpilfoaH ir,tk a. =
On. ana sl.o excepting snch lOr los rs nave
sir ADJ bgen graded. er9seled md g ps
edjs be rsdpd Ant grave ed n aGeofdangr with
tn plnpsafd ,rUslc on A,e Ia ihs office Of me
o9y rGlncer an specih sti9pf on ilie ~
o1t % the city CLERK VI tho city Of os Au-
<-tts Tor sravelcd streets ssio specifications he
iBe nunbHcd Owe
sloTi e~sii line II tn rosdwaF Of SAID In ira
hem street from the east line Of Vernon street
TO ~ vast no ri the fairmount Tract,
ceplin along such pc rtioAs ~ The lce of said
roadway up'h wh'ca n rsdw ord, esin .at or
ptaidte curb has nlfeedy been contributed am
ane' piedl. IN &C dance with specifications in
The one Of the city eiefk II said ely for con
stfuctingr dwpod rurbs.
SEc, .. Ordinances sos. 1866 and 1853 3, he
Ing !" con1ls- he cwih, are he BIS r,pesied,
SEc .; rhosueet SUI Tnten1 n sha,l lost
No ice Of this work As required b. law and IN III
Canse said notice ~ b. p-Ibll.hed Tor nix days
IN tut Los Angsies DAtLY hEEALD.
SEC A. The cily eek nh.lt rertty 10 the
rass ge Of lha ord inauce aud al cau-e me
same TO be NIB fshet for tEp daYsin TIL Los
Angeles DAILY HERALD, md fhsll 10 tn
same conspicuously fer lro ystn or eeir The
chAmO,r door Of the couAcil. and thsteup II
and theieAfieF It hall tsks effect aid De Ia
force
hereby Gritty that the Foregoing o'dirsn'e
wa, adopted by the co1uc Gil vi tb. el' III Los
I'M
folIowIug vote:
Ayes Mes,rs cnmpb,li, 'nnes. Mu.sor,
Eic!cl Pesse !, Rhcd S, blrohn and fies!t' nj
iced g.
Noe. No.e.
G A. LUrKFN1AcH,
City Clerk aad ex-o1ic Ciels If the Council
OF the City of Lps hnge e..
approved his 10 Ii day OF MAJ, s92
6.2i u u z AOWAN. MAY I.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24
Notice of Dissolution of Corporation.

IN THE sUPFRIGR COURT OF THE CnUN.
1 ty OF Los ARgele', rtSte Of Cdli orhia-No-
uce OF dis oluttoa OF corporation, rhe Los "A
& les tiHs Company.
rnr.ua,t 10 tho order OF the court notice is
her By given III t on the % dH5 OF Aprtl,
1898. The trs An s.ies us Company and the
taiued, nlsi Il the oeiee of he clerk OF tue
Superior Court OF the county Of Cos Augele.
their pet.dDn Tor the voluntary dissolution OF
SAID CORPORATION.
All rtisnns interested VIII take notice that
Oh Monday, the l2,h day OF June, lS9 B. the
petitioners will, unicss objections be hled ap-
ply tp the oonrt t = the order prayed fAr Mt De-
parliament ), in the county Court House OF; lie
ccunty OF LOS angel IS.
Az lersons lv,nG such objections must file
the a.ui with tue clark of ths coutt ut 9ny
time before tho expiration OF this notice
Dated this 18Th day of April, 1903
[]eAl OF Co Gletkl 7. II. WARD, Clerk.
BY e. e. owRY, Deputy.
Cheney & Crynin, Alto neys for Petitioners.
4-99 45t
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rhoro ARC No orn1lor IN .rnnnn.

Japan docsssSR ltsa7i+o fl,o t49Sdlc AS
Diogenes nnad6 d cup of lis hollow hand.
thus the Japanese ,Inptler azes n Gre
oil. with the bacE 0dr az VoSgiJleE child. an
ambulating, tleiirsNful cradle, whore it
stays from morning TO night, and is un-
rhythmically rocked accoriing TO the
chances and sports WHICH tie Day offers
to its patient and loving victim. Her
own back OF course is its first cradle
Albert S. Aahmead, NJ. D., in SCIENCE.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24
Ordinance No. 1887.
fNEw sRRIEs.)


AN ORDINAECE GRANTING Permission
N to improve portion OF Twenty first street
Ly private contract
Tie marc and council of the city of Los An
gelCR do Old in as ollOWs:
SECTION L. That lhe owners of property
on Twenty rst street Aetween he vest line Of
Estreita ave nue. and the cast lie OF Bonsallo
svenue, are hereby Authorized TO grade said
glid Twenty first street betw Ell said points in
aceordanca with specifications no. D for grad
ing streets in the city OF Los Aug leg, ALSO
to construct cement cnrbs along The line d
roadway OF SAL street between raid pcintsrn
accordance with spec!fi etions Tor laying ce-
m mt curbs in the city OF Los ApE les; snid
Specifications being on fiio in the Office OF the
clerk of said city; provided that The whole OF
said street. between aid roint IL improved in
the manner aforesaid, and by private ontract
Said wor6 to he undrr the reeiioa sNd
to the satisfaction ana ACCEPT nee OF the suptr
Intend nj OF Atrests OF said city, and to be com
ptetsd OF befaie Tire is h day OF June, 1898.
sEC. 2. The city CLERK shall Gritty 20 tho
pass &c OF this o:ninancs and shat cause NC
same to be ptblishe1 once in the los NJ.
eeies DAILY HERALD, and thereupon aud
thereafter II shall AXE cfee and be IL force
Ihareby certify tnat the foregoing ordinhl
was adop cd by tho council of the CITY Of Los
AnEe Is, ut It's meeting OF the l6th day OF May,
1898.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24

Little Isabelle Bressler, the child harp
ist who created p sensation at Chickering
hall, New York, recently by her admit
rable playing, was born in Lima. Peru,
in 1879. She was taken to Paris in 1883
and entered the conservatory, where sho
received first prize for harp playing
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24

II was at an evening service where the
music is rendered oya boy choir, A tiny
girl watched the proceedings with great
interest. 1t was Il now experience for
her, and as the last white ROBBED figure
disappeared from sight ana the final
notes of the amen sounded the little
voice rang out shrill and clear in tie
stiffness as she asked, '.Have they gone
TO bed, mamma"-NJew York Press.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24

last year. Since then she has been Civ
ing concerts in Havana and South Amer
lea, meeting everywhere with the most
extraordinary success. The child seems
to be not only a remarkably brilliant
player, but q good musician as we'll dis
playing taste and delicacy far beyond
her Vecrs
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24

Act on At new MISUNDERSTANDING The liver
stomach ana bowels THROUGH he ne We, A
new discovery. br. Miles pills speedily cure
biliousness, bad tastes. terpd liver, piles. con
stipatiop. Jnequallcd fA meu, W men and
children Smallest, niluest, sufes. Fifty dosel
20 cents. Samples free c, II. Hanee, III
EOrth SArine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-11

instructed to clean all the streets and
alleys; that the fire department and
superintendent of the water works. be
instru cted to flush the streets ana
sewers in the city; and that every
physician in the city be furnished with
a copy of thethealth ordinances.
This brought DIR. Mccoy to his feet
with the statement that the plan was
lmpracticable. He argued that 1t
would be impossible to get such service
from the different departments named,
and again urged the appointment OF
sanitary inspectors. Every city OF
this size in the country has inspectors
who are employed the year round"
Mr.. Farrel-"Name one city doctor.
DIR. McCoy-"Well, don't recall any
just now, but have them in medical
reports in my Office"
Mr.. Deiters-"Doctor, your inspec-
tors were no good, anyhow. About the
only thing they were good for was to
inspect their watches. TO see when 1t
was time to quit"
"I'Il admit that" said the Doctor,
and he proceeded to defend some OF his
inspectors. He favored the employ
ment of one man, at an annual salary Of
about 5000 year, to give the work his
intelligent and exclusive attention.
The discussion continued until nearly
eleven o'clock, when Mr.. Richards mo-
tion was taken up AID passed. The
Health Officer was also authorized to
Insert notices in the daily papers, cali
ing attention of citizens TO the impor-
lance OF taking sanitary precautions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-11
Send your copy for
large display adver-
tisements for Sunday
Register by noon to-
day.
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
Points Picked Up About the Mills and
Factories


Points Picked Up About the Mills and
Factories
VIM. B. McMechen is on q trip West.
He is on business.
It is pay day to-day at Bloch Bros
tobacco works.
The employees of the Whitaker mill
will be paid to-day.
Additional workmen have been en-
ployed at McMechen's factory recently.
More of the old employees have been
reinstated this week al the wheeling
Wire Works.
The new addition to ]. d. Marsh's
business place on South jacob street, Is
about completed.
The heaters at the La Belle went to
work yesterday. The broken housen
on the plate mill, is being repaired. The
puddlers will go to work next Monday.
The plant of the Wheeling Hingg
Company will shut down to-day til!
Monday for repairs. About one-thir d
of the plant has been running since Ia ST
Monday.
The steamer Townsend took an i'm
mense consignment of tobacco on from
Bloch's factory yesterday. 1t was TO be
shipped over the c., l.. Il w. from
Bridgeport.
The first iron was made yesterday at
the Riverside blast furnace. This Is
the first iron made for fifteen weeks.
The furnace Is on in all departments,
though all the laborers are not given
employment yet.
George Hildebrand, foreman Of the
wareroom at the plant Of the wheeling
Hinge Company, is suffering from Sc
verely poisoned finger. He had a
slight injury on the member and got q
poisonous solution at the factory in It.,
giving him very sore hand.
The old brew house at Reymann's
brewery, which has stood there, for
twelve years, is being rapidly torn
away. Delay has been caused by the
brick not having arrived for the new
structure. The brick are expected to-
day, and the bricklayers will begin
work next Monday. 1t is proposed to
build the new structure very rapidly.
Garfield Assembly, 1917, Cigar Max
ers' Union, will hold big meeting this
evening, at Westwood's Hall, to protest
against the raising of the internal rev.
enue tax on cigars. There arc over 400
members, and they propose TO take act
i've measures. A paper will be drawn
I'D for signers, and the document will
be forwarded to DO presented 10 the
WAYS and Means Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-11
1nm1eRArIoN STATISTICS.

Superintendent STUMP, of the Bureau
Of Immigration, in his annual report
discusses the subject Of returning I'M
migration. There are no statistics on
this important point because it has
heretofore been considered out
side the routine OF this Office. Accur'
rate statistics OF the immigrants who
land at our ports are given, but those
who retarn TO their native lands are not
considered nor their number given.
Arrangements have been made, how
ever, with the steamship companies by
which data regarding the return Of i'm
migrants may be collected and given to
the public,
This is an important item in the con-
sideration Of the immigration question.
Bearing on this subject is the fact
stated in the Superintendent's report
that Of the total immigration last year
$50. 344 we're males and $50, $50 females.
or this excess Of male over female i'm
migration, says an exchange, discussing
the question, very large number have
come with the intention Of returning.
Comparatively few Italians leave their
sunny CLINE without cherishing q hope
Of return when they shall have acquired
a competency. This design is often de-
feated by varying circumstances; butt
Is seldom abandoned altogether. How
many immigrants Of all nations do go
back &c has now become part, and a
very interesting part, Of the business Of
the immigration Bureau to ascertain.
The statistics. when collected, may
serve % modify very materially some
current opinions on the subject Of i'm
migration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-11
AMUsE MENTs
uIAnY ILL"

Lillian Lewis and an excellent sup
porting company which has every where
received praise from the press, Will
produce at the Opera House tonight
the famous sensational piece, Lady
Lii" Miss Lewis sustains the title
role, which affords abundant oppor-
tunities for the display Of her ability
as an emotional actress. That she
makes the most Of these opportunities
the favorable notices which she has re-
ceived wherever the play has been pro-
duced leaves no doubt Lady lii"
will be the attraction at the Opera
House this evening, with matinee
this afternoon, and the house should be
packed at both performances.
MISS ROSE MELVILLE.
Miss Rose Melville, the soubrette
with the ''Zeb" company, which plays
at the Grand Opera House next Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, is one OF
the cevereSt soubrettes Of the day, and
of all the funny character parts that
was ever inn oduced on the stage, Miss
Melville deserves great credit for being
the originator of the funniest. She
PLAYS part in the last act called isis
HOPKINS" and it is entirely new
characterization to the stage, and she
actually gets more laughs In five min
utes than some comedians get In a
whole evening. Besides the new char
acter, Miss Melville introduces several
catchy singing and dancing specialtles,
and wears some stunning costumes.
MASTER AND MAN.
Another large and well-pleased audi
ence witnessed the second production OF
"Nlaster and Man" at the Grand last
night. This is big scenic production
and the patrons OF the Grand were all
highly pleased with the performance.
One OF the striking scenes OF the play
is introduced in the fourth act, where
the interior of an iron mill is shown in
full view of the audience. This won
derful scene is seen In active operation,
while the Kissing steam, the sounding
OF the whistle and the regular working
of the furnaces form q trio OF such
exact mechanical reproduction as to
lend to this scene a most life-like
reality. Every detail in the construc-
ton of this elaborate stage picture has
been give the closest study and most
careful investigation, and, 1t has been
said, the result has been eminently
successful AID the effect produced with
great fidelity. Besides the iron mill,
''Master and Man" is reported to be
full of the most novel scenic pictures
and, as dramatic work, 1t has won for
Itself a high place in public opinion.
A grand family matinee will be given
this afternoon and to-nights perform
ance will close their engagementin this
CITY.