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BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS.

A drunken man named Mat Shields
fell at San Pedro and Third streets yes
terday, and cut his head on the side
walk. He was treated at the receiving
hospital.
The Socialist Labor party will meet In
future at POS North Main street every
Sunday evening at s o'clock. This Sun
day the meeting will be addressed by
Rev. Il. N. Webster and Mrs. Anna f.
Smith.
J. b. Willard and G. f. Meredith wore
appointed mem ers of the county board
OF education by the board OF supervisors.
yesterday, in place of Meesrs. Ennis
and Strein, whose terms have expired.
They are both Democrats.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Stewart, formerly
propristors OF the Bellevue Terrace ho.
ardeon Yesterday afternoon ON q misde-
meanor charge in having disposed OF
leased property.
There will be a special meeting OF tho
Jefersonian Democratic club at their
hall on Monday, July I'd, to complete
arrangements for the proper celebration
OF the national holiday by the club. All
members are requested to be present.
There will be an important meeting
this morning in Emmanuel Presbyterian
church TO hear the report OF the Rev.
DR.. Chichester ON his acceptance or
declination of his call to the Second
Presby terrain church OF Kansas City.
The great work done by DR.. Chichester
in this city should call out large au-
diance to hear the DOCTORS decision on
this point.
Pacific lodge No. s6, National Reserve
night by d. S Z. q. l.. Davidson. The
following officers were elected and in
stalled President. &. l.. Davidson;
vice president, Lewis Miller; past presi-
dent, |. Norton; secretary, l.. l.. Mitch
eli /; treasurer, S. q. Marshuiz; chaplain,
&. NJ. Hutchinson conductor, Alfred
Mcdonald; sentinel, T. l.. Paddock
trustees, Fred Fucker. f. P. Flint, o. II.
Lockhart; medical examiner, DR.. WIN.
Brill.
The Feast of Saints Peter and Paul is
transferred from June 18th to July Let
and celebrated today. The music at
the cathedral ia La Haches macs St.
Louis revised by HANNA. At the Offer
tory Mics Cecilia Gardner will sing Ave
Maria, by Willard, with violin obi.
cato. Mrs. Marie Sellenscheidt will
preside &C the organ, while Prof. Gard
ner plays the violin. At 3 p. m. there
will be h funeral commemoration at the
cathedral for the late deceased presi-
dent of France by tho French people OF
this city. Veepers at 7 80 p. m. A. G.
Gardner, organist.
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The Santa Fe company yesterday
afternoon got a train started on their
kite-shsped track at 4:57. From San
Francisco we learn that the Southern
Pacific had started the Los Angeles ex-
press south at the usual hour, with q
train service pieced out by non-union
men. and the expectation was that it
would come through all right. From
Chicago comes news that complicates
the situation. it being reported that the
officials of the American Federation of
Labor have assured President Debs that
they will. when desired, order all it's
members to join the strike. Violence
has been resorted to on q number OF the
roads running into Chicago.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Roy Jones, son of Senator Jones
OF Santa Monica. was made the happy
father OF son and heir on Friday night.
Mrs. Jones and the child are doing we'll.
George M. Sutherland of Littleboy' g
pharmacy was made happy yesterday by
the arrival at his residence of fine
bouncing boy. and is being congratulate
ed by his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal de Forrest who have
been visiting the lady's parente. Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Gard, departed yes
terday by steamer Corona for San Fran
cisco. From thence they will 70 via the
Canadian Pacific to New York and visit
Mr.. de Forests parents at Riverside on
the Hudson.
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TEE board OF supervisors yesterday
passed an ordidance defining the duties
of the county horticultural commits
sioner, which will result in a much
more Systematic administration OF that
office than heretofore. 1t requires q
bond of $4,000 from the commissioner,
and provides for strict accounting for
all money received and disbursed. His
duties relative to fumigation are also
strictly defined, and the commissioner
will no longer be law unto himself
with regard to the purchase of supplies,
the board taking that into Its own
hands
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digious devsiopment OF our passenger
traffic in this year of grace 1894.

digious deveIopment OF our passenger
traffic in this year of grace 1894.
In ths closing days of March, 1873. the
writer landed in San Pedro to see the
sun rise from behind the San Miguel
mountains. At that time the only piece
Of railway running in Los Angeles county
was the Wilmington and Los Angeles
road. owned by the county of Los An
gslss. 1t was about twenty-five miles
in length, and enabled the people Of
this city to enjoy twice q month the
privilege of going up and down from
San Pedro and San Francisco. The
only imaginable means Of getting
anywhere outside OF that small stretch
OF track was by stage coaches, one
OF which ran to San Fernando, an
other to San Diego and third to San
Bernardino. On the last day of March,
1873, the writer left Los Angeles for San
Bsrnardino. Col. W. JEFF Gatewood
and himself were tho only passengers
going up. On the End OF April they
were the only passengers coming down.
New nearly one hundred trains carry
ing passengers traverse the railways
leading out towards San Bernardino
county, and, coming and going, they are
always cranmed with passengers.
We are we'll warranted in saying with
Hamlet, Look upon this picture and
upon that; the counterfeit presentment
Of two transportation systems," We
think the royal Dane himself would
pardon the slightly clumsy parody.
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railroad company and buying one from
q steamship company. II sleeping &C
commodations are indispensable in the
former case, then the railway company
should furnish them-not farm them
ont to another corporation and enable it
to practic extortion upon the customers
OF the road.
The experience the railroads are now
having elbows them that the Pullman
compact is apt to be costly one. and
the public will be extremely glad If it
result in the entire discontinuance Of
this unholy alliance.
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In THE blsre of the strike it should
not be forgotten that we have q pro-
gramme for Fourth of July celebrs'
ton. Though not OF the usual order
our people generally should participate
heartily in the movement. We shall
refer to this matter more at length at
a later date. Never more than now is
it necessary that our people should ME
them to the fonts of revolutionary in
spiration.
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SAN DIEGO proposes to have grand
celebration on the Fourth. From pres
ent strike indications the attendance
from abroad, so cordially invited, is
likely to prove limited. The day will be
wound up by military and naval ball
at the Hotel Coronado at night, in honor
of the invited guests.
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Sometime ago was troubled with an
attack of rheumatism. | used Cham
berlaia's Pain Balm and was completely
cured. l have since advised many of
my friends and customers TO try the
remedy, and all speak highly of it.
Simon Goldbaum, San Luis Rey, Cal.
For sale by Off & Vaughn, Fourth and
Spring; G. F. Hsinzsman, 222 North
Main, druggists.
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COURT NOTES.
Leeu Ying Case Dismissed-New suit
Filed,

Lsen Ying Case Dismissed-New Suits
Filed.
William Arid. q native OF Great
Britain, was admitted to citizenship
yesterday by Judge Smith.
Superior Judgea York, Smith and Nc
Kinley held no conrt yesterday.
The attorneys for the Cinnamon who
have been trying to get possession CT
Lsen Wing. a San Diego Chinese woman,
Yesterday moved to dismiss the applica.
ton for her production in court and
Lave. seemingly, abandoned the efforts
to yet her back to San Diego.
NEW SUITS.
Preliminary papers in the following
new suits we're filed in the county clerks
office yesterday:
Petition by the First Unitarian society
of Pomona to mortgage certain real
estate for $250O.
Anna 6. Porter VS.. James II. higgins
and wife. Foreclosure cult. 5000.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
tinued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance
J. P. Fisher. newspaper advertising agent,
21 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco is an
authorized agent This paper is kept on file in
his Office.
Sole Eastern Advertising Agent s. P. Palmer,
Rhtnelander Building, New York.
The Herald il sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, San Francisco, for &C. copy.
No contributions returned
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Tell {!

Compare our prices. They will con-
vince you that we are offering the best value
for the money in this city.
Our Mems Shoes are specially attract
i've in workmanship and material.
Our IS Reindeer Calf Shoe is an ex-
ceptionally nice shoe for tender feet and sum-
wear.
Our S. Ladies' Vici Kid Buttoned, kid
or cloth top, in square pointed toes, are
certainly TRADE WINNERS
Our stock of summer low Shoes is
large and we'll selected the designs are so
numerous and beautiful that the buyer is at a
loss as to choice of selection. We are offering
these goods at prices that sell.
There are number of lines which we
closing out, and have marked them down
to ridiculously low figures, for the reason that
we need the space we occupy for goods.
~ Don't let this opportunity pass if
you are in need of Shoes, before paying a visit
to the
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Ifxou want reliable dye that will color an
even brown or black, and wild please and SAT-
i,fy YOU every time, use Buckingham Dye
for the Ministers.
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The evening world., 1894-06-04
SET TING 4 ROOSTER.
II Wns "a Spu'rcd Nird. hut II WINS
Determined 10 DO HouscwOrk.

a citizen OF Rumford had canvasscd
the town In vain from end to end In
search of "a hen to set" when he heard
that an old darky on the Boston. provi-
deal OF Setting stock" As this was
Ju9t what he wanted, he lost no time in
hunting him up. He found the old man
building "A hen-coop In the rear OF his
residence. Approaching, he asked. by
way OF broaChing the subject, how many
hens he had setting, says the provi-
dence Journal
Three hens and a rooster, boss"
And a which," inquired the poultry
man, thinking he had not heard
straight.
"a rooster" replied the darky.
Seeing the look OF distrust on Ais visi-
tors face he took him into "A low build
ing. and sure enough there sat "A large
Blahma rooster calmly covering twenty
eggs. On one side of him sat two hens
visitor seeing how stately the rooster
sat secretly resolved to get some OF
the darky's eggs and hatch out spe-
Cial lot of ROSTERS. on being asked
what he did when the rooster wouldn't
set any longer the darkv replied that
Ing underneath the box.
Looking under the box the visitor was
surprised both of the ROSTERS legs
sticking through holes In the box. The
black rascal had actually bored holes
through the box and tied the rooster
legs underneath. so, ms he said, the roos-
ter was "done bound to set"
InquirinG into the matter the Rum.
ford man found that the darkcy had
four hens and one rooster. Three OF
way laying. The darky finding the eggs
OF the hen accommodating quite fast, de.
cidcd to let up feeding the rooster corr
and make him hatch flock of chickens
The evening world., 1894-06-04
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Chant, Leigh & Roses great three
bnttlc to the local champions, He will
probably arrive at Morris Park to-
night, and II his journey has not trou-
blcd him he is expected to start in the
Bowling Brook Handicap on Wcdnes-
day. He is in pretty light nt ll2 pounds,
and should give good account OF him
self.
The present week will BE- an interesting
one at Morris Park There are number
OF rich stakes to be decided. and Judging
by the entries the contests should be ex-
citing. Tomorrow the Harlem Stakes.
for two-year-olds. and the Throggs Neck
Stakes. FIR thrcc-year-olds. are the feat
ures. In the former are entered such gool
ash. Itlca. Paladln, Liza. Applause, Ilar-
ry Reed and Bright I'hocbus. In the
Throggs Neck. birmingham, Hatton, ST:
Julien, Ameer Rubicon. Armltage, an |
The Blwiing Brook Handicap. with Dob
bins, HOrnpipe. Sir Excess. Gl,ilee j I'm
Cooper, Assignee, Matt l'yrnes. Discount.
Aurelian, Chant and par!en. among The
The Ladies' Stakes. for threc-year-old Ill
lies, and the Fort Schuyler for all ages,
are the features for Thursday. Fair fields
viii s@r in beth Ths nich Fes w ana ba M
W
on Friday. has all the good ones In. The
Larchmont Stakes for two-year-olds. on
Saturday, will bring out, among others
Gotham, Prince Of Monaco, Walter Kee.
nan, Mirage, Utica and Liza. The To
bnHRnn side Handicap will als) be run on
Saturday with Dr. Hasbrouck. Stonenell
Ajax, Don Alonzo, Sirnccr. Domino. DR.
Rice and other fast ones engaged.
The star event of next week and one
towards which turfmen look with long
ing eyes Is the Withers' Stakes fol
three year-olds. Henry of Navarro
Dohbins. Domino. Sir Excess. Senator
Grady, lIornpipe and all the good one,
are eligible. and one OF the best race,
of the year should result.
Henry OF Navarro has already hat
two cracks at the big stake events here
In the East. In the brooklyn he wal
second and in the Metropolitan third
His owner still has hopes OF wlnnint
the Suburban
The evening world., 1894-06-04
IN OuR EARLY NAVY.
Pay Small, and More Thought OF
Fighting Thnn Of Uniforms.

The scale OF pay established at the
time of the war of 1872 allowed OR cap
tatns only SloO a month, with which 10
maintain the honor OF thc Ilas ahrohG,
and incidentally family, says Harper y
Magazine.
The licutcnants got SO \ month. and
the midshtpmcn struggled along on con-
siderably less, 50 that Il was not To he
expected that they COull afford the
luxury of uniform every day IN the
week.
In the cruise in whiIh he captured the
Macedonian, Capt, stephen Decatur is
described aS wearing AN old Str;,n hat
and n plain suit of clothes, witch made
him look more like farmer than n
naval hero"
These were the men who had made the
American navy famous. They had
taken hand in tiogging the Pnrlcy-yuus
in l7gSlsol. and had downed the yata-
Sha9-armea Turks In the fierce hand Ito
terminated hordcs OF pirates along the
spanish Main. But their greatest glory
was in having been through the Late
war" in which the pride OF the mistress
OF the ocean was taken down a peg OF
The evening world., 1894-06-04
RENARKA ABLE WEDDING.
Bride Wheels bridegroom I'm nm
Old-Fushioned PerambuIntor,

4 remarkable wedding took place at
the Bristol Registry Once yesterday.
tn" bride. a prim woman OF fOrty-thrcc.
wheeled into the Office in an old-fash-
lgu-i p-rambulator the bridegroom, a
crippled man Of foTty-five, who from his
brit had GOt been able to walk. He
followed no occupation. When suppor-
ted on his feet 50 contortcd were his
legs that hr was only thirty-siX inches
high lie asked that he should be mar
rIel in the peramhulator says the Lon
don Telegraph. BESIDES the usual Ques-
tiUns the astonishcd officials asked the
bride II she really knew what she was
about.
She replied that she was fully aware
Of what she was doing, and she Won
Lered what the crowd OF people OUTSIDE
were laughing at as II was only a we'd
ding, The parties made the usual decla-
ration as to no lawful impediment 10
their union. and they were duly mar
ried. and as the bride wheeled away her
newly won husband the happy couple
were followed by a large crowd, who
pelted them with rice.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
BASEBALL CHAT.

Three straight from Chicago. with
hardly hit for Anson's colts In the
series Is a proud recprl OF the Brooklyn
pitchers ag4resslveness. Unfortunately
the fled work was entirely defensive.
with Fuutz's team batting as well IA
they are fielding they would have abso-
lutely nothing to fear.
one Of the most graceful and generous
manifestations OF Uncle Anson's big
heart is his practic" OF contributing to
the fielding average Of his pitchers. When
an easy g"ounder is batted to within five
or ten feet OF first base. AnSon let's the
pitcher cover the bag while he passes the
bah to him. taking an assist and giving
the pitcher the out, when he might easily
handle the ball alone.
Shinie is not missed from third bag
very seriously. as Shoch Is playing the
position as he plays nearly every posi-
ton on the diamond when needed. Burns
needs rest, in order to recuperate his
Dailey's catching and excellent throw
Ing to bases have been features of every
recent game at Eastern Park, and he is
getting plenty of work, too.
ITS raining pretty hard out here"
was TrcdWays reminder to the umpire
ON Saturday. from deer. left-held.
Manager Skinner. of the Yale nine,
said last night that the postponed
Princeton Harvard game will probably
be played off Wednesday. providing the
Harvard men succeed in obtaining the
consent Of their Faculty allowing them
to play on that day.
| The injury which Umpire Gaffney. of
| the Eastern League, sustained by hav-
! ing the wires of his mask broken by a
/ hatted ball last Friday, and his frontal
bone splintered, resulted more seriously
| than was expected AT first 1t appeared
! to be so slight that he persisted In tin-
. ishing the game. The wound. however.
/ became worse, and on Saturday as
sumed such phase that II was consid-
] cred necessary to remove part OF the
/ fractured bone, as its pressure upon the
/ cerebrum threatened Gaffney's reason.
/ He was, accordingly, operated upon at
/ the hospital, and the irritating splinter
] removed.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
BOYS CRUSHED TO DEATH.
The Cnrelessness of a Companion
Costs Two Lives.

NY Associated Press)
SHEPHERDSNILLE Ky, June A.
Ed Hortg and Tom Hart were killed
near here Friday afternoon by the care
lcssness OF Lee Eckert, companion,
with whom they had been playing. The
three boys went TO Buzzard Roost, a
high BLUM. and rolled large stones into
the valley below. After enjoying the
fun for while Hortz and Hart went
below to view the damage done.
While they were in the valley Eckert
pried of ledge of rock hanging on the
brink, which went down with a tre-
mendous crash, tearing down trees and
shubbery and crushing the two boys
to death.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Fine Gard for an Off Day at
Morris Park.
Butterflies and Ridiculc in q Sweep
stakes for Fillics.
EVENING WORLD SELECTIONS.

First Race--Harry Reed, waitzer,
Daric.
second Rnce-Pickpockct, Bnn-
auet, Herald.
|. Third Race-RidicuIc, BUTTERFLIES.
Fu-h.
Eourth Racc-wcrnbcrg, stone
neN, John Cooper.
Fkth Rncc-Dr. Hnsbrouck. Ajax,
DerfSn.
Sixth Rncc-Armitngc, Disturb-
ance, bittI. Mat.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
SUIT. (ors.r,) ,% $16.
(ors.r,) ,% 81.

If possible, see these goods, or
send for samples. No such value
has one seen this century.
AS all the work is made on
our premises, we are enabled,
with our system, to complete a
suit in "a hours.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
A Mitigating Circumstance.


NTeNas SlftlnSsl
Little Benny-Mamma, please let me
hold the baby for a minute.
Mother-l'm afraid. Benny. you might
let her fall.
Little Denny-well. II she does fall.
she can't fall very far.
The evening world., 1894-06-04

wM. f. TAYLOR. Auctioneer. Closing-out aus-
tlon sale o. the Banta property l57 lots at Cen,
tral Ayesue Station. n, J, N. Y Ry. Half-holidayl
auction sale Of choice building lots SATURDAY.
JUNE 0. at p. NJ winding-up sale, by orde1I
OF the syndicate. Every lOt TO 20 at Just wnar
you bid for it. The last chance to buy fine build 4
ing lots In the centre OF Hackensack. Now 81
never. New houses going up In all directions.
Buy where lots are TO Increase In value, and,
this Is the spot, Some OF the best people In Hack
ensack own lots In this section. Buy lots on thil|
property within sight OF the depot and know thaf|
New York is only 80 minutes distant Know
that any one will loan you money to build II you)
need It and where the building and loan want "a.
loan money aad where YOUR lots are sure TO dou4
BILE in value. Terms: so down OF each lot. Bali
ance In ten equal monthly payments. per cent
discount for cash II paid In 80 days. No Interest,"
No taxes. No auctioneer's fees. No cost fcl
deeds. Sale rain or shine. Free railroad ticket3
and maps at Cowsrds, 270 Greenwich ut. Dfl
O'Neills, 463 Hudson st. Packard'a Restaurantl
l5 West Houston st. Ahrens 4 Whitehead'a 10itI
West 18th St Owl Cigar Store. 1895 Broadway]
and clsneey's loi2 80 ave- New York City. q
n j.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
The Hero OF the Holocaust.

He-Isn't that young Chiffon over
there?
she-Yes. Miss Fuller would pr4 4bably
have perished in the burning theatre
but for him. She told me she gfabbed
his coat tails al the first alarh, and
wonders how she ever held on.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
Armltage, with Disturbance second and
Little Mat not worse than third.
Morning Papers Selections.
AT NORRIS PARK.
RECORI)ER.

First Racc-Harry Reed. Walter.
Second Rice Banquet, P!ckpocket.
Third Racc-I,ldicule, Butterflies.
Fourth Race-Stoncnel, comant he.
Fifth Race--Dr. Hasbrouck, Ajax.
Sixth Race-Armitage, Little Mat.
The evening world., 1894-06-04

First Race-Harry Reed. Walter.
Second Race -pickpock Banquet.
Third X .ce-- Ridicule. Butterflies.
Fourth Racc-StOnenell, John Cooper.
Fifth RaCc-Dr. IIasbrouck, Ajax.
Sixth RECe-DisturbRnce, Little Mat.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
AIINI:IlrISEI,.

First Ra, Harry Reed, Walter.
So cond Race Pickpncket. Banquet.
Third IA Applause. Ridicule.
T., urth Race Weinberg. Stonenen.
Firth RnCr--Dr Hasbrouck. AJAX.
sixth Race -NrmItngc, Disturbance.
The evening world., 1894-06-04

First Race Walter. Hurry Reed.
Second Race PICkp0Ckct. banquet
Third Race butterflies. lNdicu.e.
Fourth Race StOnen"ll, John Cooper.
Fifth RuCr-Dr. Iiasbrouck. Arpomat
The evening world., 1894-06-04
ENJOY bIFE

BY taking with your dinner or Mt bedtime n
draught OF BISMARCK BlTTERS. IL tones
ness, headache and other ills and keeps you
well preserved.
A marvellous appetizer and corrective. Not
polite way OF drinking but truly what we and our
physician say II is-a tonic par erceiirnce. Moth
ng like It, Recommends itself. At druggists and
fine grocers. Large bottles, 81 %; half Size 15c,
Muller, ~ University place, N. Y.
sam oai n sSe,y esse siece the furea war ese ss
The evening world., 1894-06-04
OUR BUSINESS METHOD

Select your goods from the
piece. We have them tickcted
and priced in plain figures, Civ
ing you all samples desired to
compare value.
We take your order, giving
you q written guarantee that
our garments will wear satisfac-
tory one year, or give back
money at any time.
We sell no goods with cotton
or shoddy and no dyes that will
not hold color.
These are standing rules of
our house.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
tn Race-D!sturbnnce. Armitase.


Iltf.SS
First pnce-WaltHer. Harry Reed.
Second X Cc= banquet. Iernll.
Third Race RiLicule. butterflies.
Fourth Race Stoncncll Wernherg.
Firth Rncc=Dr IIHsbrpuCk. Dorian.
sixth RaCc-Armitago Little Matt.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY.


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