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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The Giants won their twelfth game OF the tour
yesterday. and even should they lose the TWO re-
naming games Of the trip. they Will still have the
Western record for a NewYork team.
Boston and Baltimore now tied for the leah
although Boston has won four more games than
the Orioles The teams are so close that IL VIII
take mathematician to separate them. Baltimore
has little the bes; Of Il, as the Orioles ngure
Oh. while Boston's average is Sis. And yet, II
each team loses to-day. Boston will have the best
OF II by .sl 52-ss TO Baltimore's SCI 1862 IL the
race continues close. the poor average compherS WI"
De n subjects for lunatic asylums
There were fifteen pitchers used in the five League
games yesterday. Good pitchers ought to tell our
ing the remainder OF the season. and Ne"-1orK ~
stronger In this respect than any other team IN the
League.
hhel struck out eight men yesterday whlch 10
sood record in these days Of terrific batting.
Burke continues 10 play remarkable fielding
game
Many people would like 10 see Murphy BACK on
the team. Still. Fuller has been doing such good
work that It would look like tempting fate to take
ah away from shortstOp.
Kennedy has had too much OF II. and his work
SLOWS SLOWS Brooklyn is unfortunate in not having an
'tner hrs-class pitcher TO alternate with MIN -,
Umpire Gaffney clearly made ms'ake IN , ,he
snls a; Cincinnati Rusie was e'nsg oYt ca ne
wV,sst the game. for there Is nothing IN 'ne AZ
p pnsh would excuse Gaffneys action In sehdihe
nus" MS, pack 10 third. ..,,.
"hsons throwing has not been first-ciass put ths
his year
HERMAN has not fully recovered his strength. ne
o. me bail
,sn'ookyns trouble seems be in the pitchers ioi
10Y sam is batting spendidly -
slrr.,,se Western scribes who blackguard team
caiippY Tor dollars worth Of space ought 10 pe
.Isd 10 account.
.naarry' Stevens will have control OF all me re-
The 'sment privileges al the Polo Grounds curing
s remainder OF the season.
large party OF New-York enthusiasts propose
n.sgo 70 Boston with the Giants next week ~.
team will play in Boston on July o. u ana 70
cnS.me OF the Eastern clubs are getting tred VI
I'll r putting TO the support of the Western teams
css west insists upon Sunday baseball ana yet 'h'
xowners refuse 10 the effect
.,,..e,w.iork. Cincinnati and Brooklyn won clever
~. XXnt games. History did not repeat Itself, To-
sx nants did not follow Brooklyn and Cincinnati
soos npe and lose three straight after making the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
Practical Results-13 Years Work.

EIGHTEEN MILLION ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
Forty million dollars already saved living policy mold
e-s reduction premiums. Eighty Thousand paying
Members Two Hundred sixty Million Dollars insur-
nnce in force Three Hundred Thousand Cash
surpius-Reserve- Emergency Fund. More than sixty
Million Dollars business for the year 1893 These are
practical results already recorded to the credit OF
the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION.
F. g. HARPER President.
Home ONCE. Mutual Reserve Building
Broadway corner II Duanc-st.. New York
Send for circulars and ratcs
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.
TIL, HOTTER WEATHER COMING.

STILL HOTTER WEATHER COMING.
-. hi,s,or IuIv 1.-THE barometer has risen go
u, T., tho west Of Mississippi II has fallen gen
v throughout the regions cas-, ~ the MISSISSIPPI ana
:, ia lowest In the lower So. Lawrence valley FAR
weather prevails. except IN New-Ens'sna ana 'e
~ ,,a,s =, tho lake regions where local showers are
ronor,od I, IS warmer. except In Minnesota the Da-
o,ss Nebraska and Colorado where the temperature mas
Generally fair weather will continue with unusually
htoh temneatre In central valleys south OF the lake re-
las and in the Middle Atlantic states IL VIII Dc
ssgh,v cooler and generally fair In the upper Mssn-
spp and lower Missouri valleys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
prIcr on TIE COMPANIES.

coum,ssIoner Senner said yesterday that the re-
.,so, ~ tho steamship companies to pay for tho
food consumed by immigrants while awaiting ex-
animation at Ellis Island. would be likely TO re-
act on the companies. Secretary Carlisle has MICS
reonest upon the attorneys who have been press
,ry tho matter In Washington. 10 furnish nim Win
the names OF the steamship lines when they rep
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FAST TIME AT SAGINAW.

Saginaw, Mich. July 1.-THE sensational incl
dent OF to-day was the defeat OF a great field OF
free-for-all PAGERS by the Buffalo gelding Robert
j. after Flying Jib had paced the FIRST heat In
2.07 the fastest mile In race this year or ever
,,nnwn nj this season. The frcc-for-al pace ere
ated great enthusiasm. there being present over
5000 people. Robert J. was the favorite. but On
Line and Guy gave h i'm race for every one or
his winning heats. The time Of the race-2W. 2:@.
o.o, 20osh-was very fast considering the track
and strong wind. Azotc easily won the race con
tinued from yesterday. and the unbeaten Rex
iowcring his record to 21Gh. The also unbeaten
V"wcnsile easily won the 2:2s class from strong
field. The weather was fine ana the attendance
Gup
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n,,r,r,rp FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut fam
west winds; warmer during the day In Massachusetts
For Eastern Sew-York. fair: warmer; ives, winds.
ror p,s,ern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware.
fair continued warm winds warmer In South.
ern New-Jersey.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and N'rg1isa.
fair. continued southwest winds warmer In South.
east Virginia -
For Western New York end Western Pennsylvania gen.
erellv fair; continued warm ives, winds
For Ohio Indiana ard illinois. generally fair con
nued high temperatures dJtns the day cooler In notns
ern portions Friday evening; west winds.
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coon pp1cEs FOR TROTTERS.

pouehkeepsie. ~ Y July II (speciaD-The horses
,a,onglne 10 the estate Of the late Assembymah
william DInehart. OF Copake. were sold by auction
a, the Hudson River Driving Park In TINS c'ty ,o
u agxh ps Of horsemen present from New YORK.
Among the horses sold was Bush purchase o., ny
t.otis ~ the Clarendon Hotel, New or;. lot
e. CO. AIcyone IT,, for $685. Miss Alley. Tor >iV'
I'D silver Bond. for $3.50.
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BOAT ALL RIGHT. WATER ALL "H'N"

The news OF Vigllants fifth defeat was poster on
the bulletin board of the New-York Yacht C'uo las'
night few members Of the club were IN the ciuo-
house. but none OF them had any opinion 70 give
Steward Neils Oesen was out. ana genera i rho
10 ~ denresson seemed to be In IN" housr. n
nisrk in charge OF the desk was imbn"< WIN tne
general feeling Of depression. and me halno"s x
cbanged by the servants while the reporter was IN
,ha ee,,bhouse the general opinion was that Mr,
Cnr,d had selected wrong waters for the success Oh
Irftlop
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HITS AND ERRORS WERE EVEN.

=, ,r.CK FAVORED CHI AGO. AND BROOkI1N
WAS BEATEN
cu,,o-o rulv l2-Iii;s and errors were even be-
go, chicago and Brooklyn to-day. but the Cots
- .hA,- sofe drives count to better advantage
S.,a,,o, n,,ched we'll in spite of the heavy cannon
10 while Kennedy was driven from the box IN the
sourth inning. Dahlen and Corcoran Played great
Nil AZ short. and Parrot, Ryan. Schrivsr. DdF'
T,ssway and Foutz did tremendous hitting Fou'@
as, made a grea; double play unassisteu IN the
tourtb inning Attendance 1898 Score:
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HANDSOME WINS THE HYDE PARK STAKES


Chicago July l2.-Corrlgans colt handsome won
the rich HYDE Park Stakes at Washington fark
easily to-day At the start J. Weber had his mount
on the rail- and kept him there the entire distance
with a lead OF about one length Laureate anu
Frank X alternatcd In second and third places
Il, tho las, furlong the former tried 10 close the
gap between himself and the favorlte. nut n 1ia
wiihstandIng n good burst of speed ne was unhpie
To- do So Handsome winning easily by a ength
Frank X was thrd The value OF the stakes 70
The winner was Sl2.s'J Favoritrs won All t"c
races except the fourth. summaries: 49,, ~
First race mile Day Woh' i'uu J.
second Lake Shore third. Time. 1I2'2 - -,
second race thrcequarters OF a MI, nshett r.d
wards won. Monterey. second 'ncie Luxe 'n''''
Third race the Hyde Park stakes; three-quartrrs
of a mile: s. 900 added-Handsome won' Laureate
second frank X third. Time llii. ,
/ Fourth race one mile and seventy yards-litte
chris won Patrick second, Two O'CLOCK third
Fifth race one mllc-Full Measure won, Alcenor
second. La Gascon third. Time. lA2'.; &c..
Sixth race, three-quarters OF inileIf9p Grdy
won Kitty Give second. Somersauit th'rd' i'me'
1 ~
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THOROUGHBRED YEARLINGS ON THE WAY
EAST

Lexington Ky. July II (SpecaD. One OF the rich
est consignments OF thoroughbred yearlings which
have left Kentucky for "A long time was shipper 10
\cw- York today II consisted OF the produce or
Me,h,urne Kingston and Beaumont studs.
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BROOKLYN


Earned rune-Chcaso C. BROOKLYN FIRST I pase
rs p-ooslyn Left bases-Chicago T. ir'9>'sn
:, Firs; base on ballsOn Stratton OF kenns ~ %
t.,.rrb, . stuck out by Strauon J. ~ ras,INn.
TTss-ssbase his-Parrott Strauon laly lwo-pase M
Pan Decker Schrver. Tredway. Shindie burns s
Sn bsses-Dahlen LANCE Stratton. Corcoran louuI
nahlen Parrot and Arson; Farrott Dsnren am
Arson Fou,z unasssted tInpre-Mc0"a'u' '''"' "
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TIE RECORDS
CANES TO-DAY

Plt,sburg vs. New-York at Pitisours.
cleveland vs. Philadelphia. az CleNeiahc.
Cincinnati VS.. Boston. a Cincinnatl
81. Louis vs.. Baltimore, at -. LOUIS
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~, on bases. Attendance. 2.ioo Score

ra-ncd runs-Psburg ., NewYork . lem en- orr nrs,s
..h,rg New York > First base on uais I'us.e
PttsseuGs rna1 of Kilcn l. struck Out-By Rusie
lime run--Bcckey Three-lase hii-fuiier' p, Us
movie Ternan Donovan Sacrifice NUS f'uSlt; it.
NJ Ward Beckley stolen bases, Lyons Shg n[S
smith NJ Fuller and DOYLE. Ward and DOYLE Stencil
payswa,-i,, Impre-En,sli Time OF Game-2:"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
TEACHING THE GAME TO RUGBY BOY

Io,don .Uly &c l.. Fox. OF New-Hav'n conn.,
,ook n marty OF Americans To Rugby School to-day
70 teach the boys how TO play baseball those VINO
played were Ames and Brice. OF Harvard thomson
and Fox OF Yale. Harrison AMI Sahord; oil WI,
i'ns' Rnlfe Thomas and Walker, OF Amherst. ana
Davis OF (;roion, Mass. The other meihn,ts v l
The two mines were taken from Rugby Inc hnsnsh
hovs showed great aptitude In learning the game
bu; the school In general did not seem 10 take Il
keen Interest In the game. the nines "crs ~. hiloMn
I'm the field the 1oratll ana 'uiht"' Inc ''''N
was-Curatii II. Horatli 10
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In this diagram a continuous white line shows tne
changes in pressure as Indicated by The TRIBUNE SEX
recording barometer The broken line represents the 's
pernturc as observed at Perrys Pharraley.
Tribune Ofice July IL. "A m.-There was a light rsia
Yesterday morning. clearing in the afternoon with shsnuS
higher temperature The for the day was oetween
70 and degrees average o being ~ higher than
on wednesday and than the corresponding az
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,,sburg. July l2.-The Pittsourg club sisnah -1e
-o.u,n home to-day by losing to New-fork. ne
home team was IN fair way TO WIN IN 'nc nOua n"
hom when Rusle was substituted for German"
mime eold,ng would have saved Killen the four
riVr tho visitors made off him in the first inning
I I' Neu-Yorks were fortunate In placing their
,'.s when men were on bases, only two oil ''e'"
ne ,of, on bases Attendance. 400 Score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
wiclEY WINS THE CURLING MEDAL AGAIN.

me annual cesson Of the Grand National Curling
= 'u' OF America. which opened in Yonkers yester-
'' closed to-day with the twenty seventh annual
h..,ampionshp match for the Bell quot medal. now
$50 $50 oy Thomas Wigley. OF Yonkcrs. The match
pace on the Vandewende farm. There were
sho,:s.iour competitors The men began TO pitch
Thorny after o'clock, and played until dark
inr Il ;, Wigiey. OF Yonkers won the medal beat
John PeattIe Of Utica. was umpire.
es.Wone the guests were Colonel A. A. Stephenson.
neld i4,,r or Montreal; II. b.. Shipman. OF Spring,
John w: =. " Thompson. Of Pttston. Penn, and
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EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

At sprlngfeld-Springfield s. Buffalo T.
At Troy-Troy s. Wilkesbarre O.
Al Observation-Disclosures Z, Erie g.
At Syracuse-Syracuse Z. Binghamton 0.
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FAyORITES WIN AT ELMlRA.

E.mira n. Y. July l2.-The races to-day were
especially interesting. Favores won the ilrst TWO
The last race was unfinished. three ned horses
each winning a heat.
Obs CLASS-PACING- PURSE 500
Tot Macy b. m by Macey-Onconta nacker). -. ! !
Maud Clay
Tlme-22sl. 2:2G'.. 2;3o
a:i5 CLASS-PACING-PURSE $500
Tempest blk g. by Rounds Spragur. dam by Co . ,
lurnbia chief ,iirightOn
Jocko ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time 2Ois. 2iTi.. 2:I7is
oaO CIAss-TRoTTING-Pt'R RISE 500 Cnhnished,
''''' !,
~ Time-227n. 2:27t.. 2:a6
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WRIGHT WINS THE SENIOR SOULS.
London. July l2-The race for the senior SOULS in
IT s Bedford regatta TODAY was won easily by
spn wright. Of Toronto.
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TuEY ARE WINNERS YET.
s,,-pc GOES DOWN BEFORE THE
GIANTS
.,,. FORKS MADE THEIR HITS WHEN MEN
WERE on BASES. AND so pisTANcED
THE PIRATES.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

york o. Pittsburg G. L HuisN,,Ss % vndnba 10
SSs,caro II, BROOKLYN o. e ~ ~ '
shl..an Cincinnati l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13

Clarence H. br h. Tallnadge, ............'...' OF
Cora Ashwood ch Opdyke) .....'..'...'''' . uis
Oakburn. ch III. tsmith, us
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-v,ervr local OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13

Basehits-Washingto g. I-ouisviie y Error
Washington 6 Louisville g. Batteries-Sullivan q
Dugdae, Knen and Grim. Umpire-Hurst.
The herald., 1894-12-02
noon, December 9Th, at their residence

noo1, December 9th, ct their residence
1887 Burlington avenue.
Mrs. Augusta Tabor and her son. Mr..
Maxey Tabor. of Denver, are visit.
ing Los Angeles. and are located at the
Crocker, corner Of Third and Olive
streets.
Mrs. Ryland and her daughter, Miss
Mabel Ryland, left for the east last even
ing. Miss Rylsnd will probably visit an
aunt in England before she returns to
Los Angeles.
The La Marida Social club gave q
tack and button social at the residence
of Miss Daisy Haigler on Twenty fourth
street last Friday night. In this game
the first prize WAS awarded to the lady
driving the most tacks In one minute.
and the BOBBY prize to tho gentleman
sewing on the most buttons. Mrs.
Stevens captured frstprize. which Was q
very handsomely decorated pin cushion.
the BOBBY prize fell TO the lot of Mr..
Cham berlain. This was a small negro
doll baby, representing Peter jackson.
Refreshments were served and the club
adjourned. postponing their next meet
ing from December 14th until the Fri
day before New Years.
The herald., 1894-12-02
Assignee's Notice Of Sale.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF LOS ANGE-
i les county, state of California. III the mat
ter of Frederick Dallmer, insolyent Case No
21642. tau
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to an
order of the superior court Of Los Angeles
county, state of California, made November
9th, o94, in the matter of Frederics Dallmer,
insolvent, Lucien d. G. Gray, assignee of said
gold coin of the United States, on the LIST day
OF December, 1894, at ~ o'clock M, at the
court house door, at Temple street entrance,
Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, state OF
California, and moro particularly described as
follows, to-wit: Lot No. thirteen Q3), block
A, of the Fort Hill tract.
LUCIEN D. C. GRAY,
Assign nee of said Frederick Dallmer, insolv-
ent.
The above sale is hereby postponed to the
eighth day of December, 1894 az the same
place and the same hour.
q L. D. c. GRAY, Assignee.
The herald., 1894-12-02

DROPOSALS FOR FRAME HOSPITAL
L building u. S. Iudian Industrial school,
Perris, Cal, Novemb:r 80, 1894 sealed pro-
posals, endorsed: proposals for Building"
and addressed to the undersigned at Perris,
Ca, will be received at this school until i
ocl ok p. m. of Friday, December 70, 1894, for
furnishing the neces. .ary materials and labor
and erecting and comp citing the site se-
lected, at this school, one two-stJry frame
hospital building, as per the pl ms and specifi- :
cations, which may be examined at the office
OF the HERALD OF Los Angeles, Cal, and at this
school.
The attention of bidders is invited to the
act OF congress approx d August /, 1892 en-
titlsd: AN act relating 10 the limita ton of
the hours OF daily service of laborers and me-
chanics employed upon the public works of
the nted states and of the District of Co.
lumbia;" SO An act for the protection of
persons furnishing material and labor for the
const,uction OF public WORKS." approved Au-
gust 13. ls9i.
I he rights reserV Ved 70 reject any or all bids
or any part OF any bid if deemed for the best
interests of the rvice.
Bidders will state i'll their bids tn length of
Tune required in the construction OF the
building.
CERTIFIED CHECKS
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check or draft upon SOM United states de-
posltorf or solvent national bank in the vi
clnlty of the residence OF the bidder. made
payable to the order of the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, for at least 1--WE per cent of the
amount of the proposal, which check or draft
will be forfeited TO the United States IN case
any bidder or bidders, receiving an award
shall fail to promptly execute contract with
returned to the bidder
Bids accompanied by cash in lieu of certf-
ned checks Will not be considered.
For any further information apply to
l2-l 2lt WA. +. I. BRAY. Superintendent
The herald., 1894-12-02
Notice.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. }
Los ANGELES. CAL, November IL 1894

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,(
Los ANGELES CAL, November IL 1894}
TO 1DL0m ii may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company .(branc, line) has
filed in this office list of lands situated in
the townships described below and has ap.
pied for patent for said lands: that the list
thereof, by descriptive subdivisions has been
posted in convenient place in this Office for
me inspection OF ali persons interested and
for the public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the
date OF this notice protests or contests against
the claim of the railroad company to any
tract or subdivision described in the list on
the gfound that the same is more valuable for
mineral than agricultural purpos s. will
be received snd noted for report to the Gen.
eral Land Office at Washington d. c.. to wit:
supplemental IT, List No %, Southern Pacific
Railroad Lands lbranch line) Los Angeles
Land District, California.
List No 1O, Los Angeles, dated April 10.
Township s, s. Range 4, W.
List No. IL, Los Angeles, dated May z
1885.
T0wnnship5,ss. Rangs Rangs s4'WW.
List No. 13, Los Angeles, dated July Is
1885.
Township6 S. Range 3. W.
List No. IA. Los Angeles. dated September 8.
Township5.s S. Range a, w.
List No. l8, Los Angeles, dated October 81
1885.
Township2; n n Range Range. 1E
List No. 10. Los Angeles, dated Februaryl1,
1856.
Township IS. Range 3. W.
List No. 20, Los Angeles, dated october 8,
Township7, N. Range II, w.
T. N Range 10, w.
g. N. Range 10, W.
List No. 35. Los Angelo dated october 19,
1888.
Township 3, N Range l, f.
List No 45, Los Angeles, dated July %, 1891.
TOWNSHIP z, N. Range /, X.
List No. 55. Los Angels, dated August IL
1898.
Township7, N. Range II, W.
List No. "a Los Angeles, dated May 8, 1894
Township s. Range 5, w.
q, S. Range S, W.
I: J. BOLTON, Register.
The herald., 1894-12-02
w ait

Until the last minute to make your Boli-
day selection don't wait un IL every
thing is picked over and the assortment
is incomp plete: don't wait until the rush
during Christmas week to do your Holi-
day buying,
The herald., 1894-12-02

examples from tn0 BtuulO OF COt. Albert
jerks; fine fruit and flower pieces, por.
traits. mural paintings, copies OF live
ing European masters, including Christ
before Plate and building the pyramids,
and among the single figures will be
that of Trilby.
THANKSGIVING CARNIVAL.
The complimentary waltz carnival
given by Prof. Payne to his pupil and
their friends, Thanksgiving evening, was
very enjoyable. About 75 couples re-
sponded to the invitations, and danced
from 8 to IL, when refresh ments were
served.
LUNCHEON AT MRS. WHITES.
Mrs. Stephen M. White will entertain
at luncheon, Monday, December Sd, at
her home, on Main street, corner of
Eleventh, in honor OF Mrs. Carrie
Dalton. Covers will be laid for IA.
NEweBoYs HOME BENEFIT PERFORMANCE.
Society looks forward already with
much interest and curiosity to the anna.
teur performance in January for the
benefit OF the newsboy's home. Among
those who fill leading roles is Mrs. j,
Bond Francisc0, most charming VOCAL
lot and clever amateur actress. A mum.
ber Of well known ladies will also rem.
The herald., 1894-12-02
o1rY ANNoUNcEmENrs.

A CARD FROM H. B. TRUITT,
"A Independent Candidate for Street Sup't.
Voters OF the City of Los Angeles: would
respectfully call your attention to the fact tn at
l have been resident of the city (nost of the
time engaged In business) for the past nine
years. As for business qualifications can refer
you to any respecta BILE business firm in this
city. Have never asked for any Office, and IL
elected will try and fill the position indepeud-
ent OF any ring Residence 757 Hawkins
street. East Los ANGELES. Election Dec. Sd.
The herald., 1894-12-02
BUT, BUY NOW

When everythingis new and fresh, assort-
ments complete, prices the lowest. Make
your selections NOW, If you wish, pay a
small deposit on the articles selected, and
we will put them away for you until
Christmas week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-10-04

"The Sierra Madre mountains. so
often called the Alps OF America,
have been scaled times without num-
Der, ut the cost OF great effort and
fatigue, for the sake OF the wonder
full scenic views to be Obtained"
writes correspondent, "but until
now they have lacked that feature
which attracts so many people in
Europe every year-the mountain
railway. To-day the veriest invalid
may glide into Rubio canyon on an
electric car, be transferred to a
double-tracked cable road, and car
ried up the mountain side at a grade
OF 81 per cent-the steepest in the
world-without the slightest exer-
tion. The system Is ono Of balanced
cars and safety appliances, and is
operated, with a stationary electric
motor, by power obtained from an
adjacent waterfall"