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EoR SALE BY B. WHITE,

GOOS-GOOD OPPORTUNITY RETIRING
~ ZZD partners interest for sale in well
paying restaurant and chop house; owner Is
competent cook and will accept any reliable
man who is willing to assist in dining room;
this is a chance very seldom offered. Parties
wanting paying business should investigate
at once. See b. WHITE, 221 w. First street.
3-2-2t
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pARKFR. CIAIRVOY-

DERSONAL-MRS. PARKER, CLAlRNOY-
i ant; consultation on business, love, mar
rage, disease, mineral locations, life reading,
etc Take University electric cars to Forester
ave. and Hoover st; ; go west on Forester ave
blocks to Vine ST., second house on Vine
west of Vermont ave. $50 If
EXPERT SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITER
IL at office of Flournoy, 12S Broadway,
solicits share Of public patronage; charges
reasonable. % If
MATRIMONIAL BUREAU - STAMPS FOR
4Nl details. MRS. COYNE, P. o. box 2S6.
2-25 lot
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ERANK STEVENS, 32413 SOUTH SPRING ST.
a open sundays and evening by electric light.
DIR. PARKER, DENTIST, N. E. COR. FIRST
ond Spring SIS; l20la w. First 81 lO-9 u
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TTOR SALE-12 ACRES OF EXCELLENT
+ land and 2-story house at Highland Park; ;
all modern improvements the house alone
cost 5000; title perfect; viii sell at once for
$500; what excuse have you got for not jump
ing al this bargain? Address TITLE. box So
this office.
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sPECEAL NO1 IoEe.

NTOTICF-THE Los ANGELES CITY WATER
IN company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules; The hours for sprinkling are be-
tween & and 8 O'Clock a.m. and and s
o'clock pm For a violation of the above
regulation the water viii be shut off and fine
of so will be charged before the water will be
turned on again. SLY II
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UONTRAUrOKs.

CONRAD SCHERER GRANITE, BITUMIN-
" Gus and asphalt paving; 2S7 W First st.
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NOR sALE-SSOo0-40 ACRES OF sPLEN-
i did land; 3 acres bearing walnuts, acres
apricots, balance OF the land in young paper
shell walnuts; house, barn, etc; 20 shares
water stock with the place. price $4,000; will
take improved city property in exchange.
L j CuDDY. 2O6 n. Spring. b 81
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EoR sALE-17 ACRES OF FINE LAND, ALL
Il set to navel oranges, years old. Plenty
of water This is the finest thing in the state,
and can be bought for $500 per acre. and in
the choice citrus section of the country We
will be pleased to show this. SLOWER & OIL
NER. 124ls S. Spring 81. room l q u
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nRS. ToLHURsT q KENNEDY, DENTISTS,
~ l0s12 \. Spring ST.. rooms =, and z. Pain
less extraction. 6-9ptf
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ARoHIrEUTS


DpRGESs J. REEVE, ARCHITECT, EsTA b.
ID hshed for the last 10 years in Los Angeles
No 1918 Estrella avenue. 1-96 1y
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-YE gineer and surveyor, I03 South Broad.
way, Les Angeles Ca j formerly chief engineer
o. Chesapeake and Ohio and K.C. R'a. 20 IIa
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n II. BROWN, ARCHSTECT 1872 S. BROAD
Va way, between First and Second. B-7 q
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USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAR.
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nR. w. II. MASsER HAS RE-OPENED HIS
4 dental office i'm room Ia, California Bank
building, Second and broadway. l-24 II
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IF YOU ARE AN ACTUAL SETTLER AND
/ want 20 or more acres Of the best alfalfa
and deciduous fruit land on earth, at from $l5
to $40 per acre, easy terms, where water is
plenty and cheaper than fog, call and bring
your friends. CALIFORNIA COLONIZATION
CO., 20l-202 Bradbury block. 2-25 II
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NOR sALE-17O ACRES FINE ORANGE,
L vine or olive land, adjoining the celebrated
Nsche winery at Brookside, near Redlands,
this is the very choicest land in that neighbor-
hood in the market; all or part; price, So, 500;
terms easy. For particulars see A. c. GOLSH,
147 s. Broadway. $50 If
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HNGINEERs.

HLOURNOY, l2S BROADWAY, HAS CITY
\ property to exchange for country and
country for city. oil If
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NOR SALE
+ $3.50 dairy; IL cows, horses, etc
$lO5n lodging house, 10 rooms. On advice
OF doctor must sell at once
$4,000, cash, a good business, paying better
than gold mine; necessary for you to travel
some.
N. b. WALKER & co.
3-13t 1O6 S. Broadway.
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DIG TREE CARRIAGE AND WAGON
ID works; all kinds OF painting and repair
ing. 12S San Pedro ST., between First ard
Second sts. Los Angeles. so
CINGLE GOLD STANDARD r EXAMINE
- prospectus. RED HILLS GOLD MINING
CO., PlRTLE CO., TRUSTEE, 229 W Second.
Shares, 81. III I'm
A F. sLOPER, HOUSE MOVER. OFFICE,
N IL Center place lilo II
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DENTISTS.

rTEETH PAINLEsSLY FILLED, CROWNED
i brdged; artistically made perfect in fiji
ana color; one kind OF work; guaranteed erst
class visit 1Or low prices DIR. SWAIN, lTJ
n. Spring ST., over Boston Store. 81 lv
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
7 os ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
i \ and Arts open all the year. MRS EMILY
]. VALENTINE, president; M. c. A. build
ing Broadway and Second SITS s-l4 1y
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NOR sALE-I HAVE FOR SALE sOME
It choice acre lots, fronting 2 streets, very
near the University car line, aad southwest OF
city, price $1,000, for each acre lot; must be
seen to be appreciated. See THOMAS LLOYD,
northwest corner Wesley ave. and 37th
street, University, 2-2S 1t
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UHTRoPoDIsT

MISS c. STAFFEB, CH1ROPODIsT AND
NA massage. 2A1 W. Firsts St, opp. Nadeau,
1924 IT
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Several persons have been mentioned
as being suitable for tbs receivership
in case an appointment is made. Proms
inent among them is Mr.. L. n,
Scott, real estate dealer Of this city !.
He has been highly recommended, and
it is desired by those who wish TO reof-
ganize the company that he be apr
pointed.
However. considering Judge Ross
custom in making appointments of this
character, it is not al assured fact by
any means.
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NOR SALE $3.50 WELL-LOCATED sA-
i loon doing nice business; rent only $50
per month; call at once; only 5000 sickness
Spring st. ~ ~
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NOR sALE-HARNESS, SADDLERY AND
IL carriage trimming business; every thing
complete and paying well; excellent opportu-
nifty for young man; owner retiring from bus
mess: Will also sell or rent building, as pur-
chaser desires; rent low. Apply 132 Downey
avenue, East Los Angeles. 227 1t
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NOR SALE -$I0OO-10 ACRES SPLENDID
Il land, all in bearing apIicot', with few
peach and orange trees modern Groom
house, barn, chicken house; perfect supply OF
pure mountain water piped throughout; near
the railroad, only short ride from the city;
price $4,000 7. j. CUDDI, 206 n. Spring.
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Persons wanting situations, help, or wishing
TO rent buy or sell properNy VIII DO wei 10
advertise in THE HERALD.
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T7oR sALE-1F YOU WANT BARGAINS IN
i lots or acreage, improved or unimproved,
southwest OF city, don't fail to see THOMAS
LLOYD, northwest corner 37th st. and Wes-
ley avenue, University. 2-2S IT
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NOR SALE $3.50 - 17-ROOM LODGING
y house on Spring ST., newly furnished and
filled with good tenants; price $3.50. I, j.
CUDDY, 206 N. Spring st. 81 81
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EOR SALE-A 5-RoOM COTTAGE ON WIN
i field ST., 100 feet west OF Union ave-; the
neatest little affair in the city, and to be had
al modest value tion. See TRACY, the owner
on the premises. So 2t
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II paying well; a good bargain if taken with
in three days. Address or call at 1925 5. Main
st 81 81
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GaOsn-wOOD, COAL AND FEED BUSINESS;
sHDOU long lease; good location; great bar
gain ii sold this day. See B. WHITE, 22l w.
First St. 81 st
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RtOnO-PARTNER WANTED IN BEST
sDIZVU payiug saloon in the city; prefers
partner TO hired help; fine opening for good
saloon man. WALSH d MEME, 32l% South
Spring st. 2-27 At
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EOR sALE-CHEAP, BY OWNER, NEW D.
II room cottages, with all latest improve
ments, CLARK avenue and Eleventh street, one
block east OF san Pedro street. Apply to VIM.
COLEMAN, 624 E. Twelfth st. 2-28 5t
The herald., 1894-03-03

NOR sALE-GRoCERY STORE, INCLUDING
i fixtures doing good business; must sell,
as owner has to leave city. Apply to 347 E.
First st. 5-3 3t
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BERKELEY.

The announcement by Rev. Z. B. Payne OF
the Unitarian Church that he would preach on
"The Crusade of the Commonwealers" drew
out even a larger audience than usually at
tends Unity Hall. Mr.. Payne has been pastor
of this church for two years, and In this time
has attracted large attendance of visitors TO
his thoughtful and liberal sermons. So forei-
Bile was MIR. Payne's sermon OF yesterday that
the congregation broke out into applause at its
conclusion. The text was from Kings i:43-
behold, there arlseIh little cloud out OF the
sea, like mans hand" The speaker said, in
substance: ''The march to Washington, al
first regarded as subject for jest and derision,
is now becoming serious matter. The little
cloud which was at first no bigger than mans
hand has expanded and covered the national
heavens. IL is likely to rain very hard in
America tn the near future.
ITO call those men tramps and vagabonds does
not free society from the responsibility of bar
boring a condition which produces $4,000
host OF others not In this spectacular parade,
but on the verge of similar condition OF pow
erty. We have moralists and tducators and
preachers, but this evil continues TO grow
worse. We cannot hold ourself blameless. we
sannot afford to make fun OF IL. We cannot af-
ford TO sit idle and think we have no part in the
question. Christian people owe 1t TO their
master to give some other remedy than cold
douche' Of police supervision TO cure the disor-
der.
The Blue and Gold.
The "BIue and Gold" of the class Of '95 was
brought out Saturday, and a curious public
made ready sale for the annual The book is
In dull blue cloth, with simply the words "Blue
claims for his book the novelty of departure
from he usual lines. The rough sketches OF
students and happenings in college are omitted.
Also the usual "Temple of Fame" etc. The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-30
A SOLDIER TO CLEVELAND.
Private Tobin Tried for Forging a
PiteouS Appeal.

Among the cases recently disposed of by
general court-martial order 10 the Headquarters
Department OF California, U. s. A, is that of
Private Tooin.
1t seems that Tobin wanted to be free and
conceived the audaclous idea OF obtaining his
discharge by his wit. According TO the specific
charge he therefore did "wliIe and forward a
commu nication 10 his Exeellency Ihe President
OF the Unit d States, i'll words and figures as
follows, TO Wit:"
SAN DIEGO Cal, 12-9th, 1898
The Hon. Grover Cleveland, Washington d. c.
SRI have the honor to request. for the sake of
robin of Company G. 10Th u 5. Inftry, at San
Diego Barracks, CAL, be discharged from the
army.
rhe facts in the matter is follows: He en-
listed last March. Since then his father VINO
Ived at Fairport. N Y, died. leaving his wife in
destitute circumstances. Upon learning her sons
whereabouts lis mother wrote him. pleading him
to return, thai she is troubled very badly with
rheumatism, which makes 1t difficult or the mother
to make even "a scanty living. He has showed
me several letters from his oid mother begging
him TO return to her and aid her. They were
most heartrenGing as to bring tears to my eyes.
Ibe son has eudeRvored to obtain his discharge
but without success. AS it is he is unable to help
his mother in any way as his pay is but nine dol
lars per month. He has good trade and can
provide plenty for his mother IL he is given
chance. The last time he was at my Office / told
him | would try aud help him and this is the re-
suit so far have promised him should he OBJ
tain his discharge TO provide him a ticket home
to his mother In N. Y. Hoping sir that Won NAV
kindly give this matter your earnest considera-
ton for the sake of his old mother 1 am sir
your obedient servant HENRY ROACH,
President of the PeoDIe's Home Bank. San Diego
Cal.
(which said communication, although pur.
porting TO have been written and signed by
Henry Roach Of San Diego Cal, was In fact
written and the signature thereto forged by
said Private William z. Tobin, Company 6.
Tenth Infantry. This at or near San Diego
barracks, California, on or about December Q,
1888"
For this grave 0ffense Tobn was tried found
guilty and sentenced to be dishonorably dis.
charged, 10 forfeit all pay due and to be confined
at hard labor for two years.
The reviewing court however, reversed the
sentence on the ground OF informally In the
conduct OF proceeding by the court below.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

A. Il. Spaulding OF Omaha, who Is guest at
the Occidental, states that the feeling of the
people OF Omaha toward the Industrial Army
cannot be gagged by the reports which have
been sent out from that city. The citizens OF
the Nebraska town, he declares, were anxious
TO rid thems Ives OF their unlDvlted guests. and
chose TO hasten their departure from the neigh
borhood by giving them such assistance as they
could. but Mr.. Spaudlng does not anticipate a
welcome 10 the next contingent which arrives.
Henry NJ. Johnston capitalist OF Washing
ton. ID. g., is registered at the California.
Sam Ewell, well-kn0wn business man OF
Marysville, is guest OF the California.
r. B. Murdock banker of Orland, registered
at the Grand yesterday.
p. Etchabaum. San Jose merchant. is stay.
ing at Tie Grand.
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Notes.

Modieska will appear in "Much Ado About
Nothing''-playiGg Beatrice-at the Baldwin
this evening
Effie Ellsler will play "Dorls' at the Califor-
MIA tonight for the benefit OF ST. Mary's So
cietY.
Sandow and the Jordan family Will occupy
the Stockwell stage this week.
he RED Spider" is billed for Morosco's
Grand Opera-hOuse tonight. There were 5000
peopie IN this theater last evening TO see the
last of captain Herne, u. s. a"
Richard & PrDge's famous Georgia Min
stTels commence an engagement at the Or
pheum Music nall at date. The Grove-street
opens iu combination with the Orpheum the
same evening.
''Snip Ahoyl" at the Tivon is running to a
large attendance.
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ALAMEDA.

One of the interesting features on the Ala
media cricket grounds has been the matches be-
tween the single and married men in the P cific
ana Alameda clubs. Up to date it has always
been a stand-off between the two sometimes one
and sometimes the other coming out ahead. but
yesterday the married men met their Waterloo
and were so completely left in the shade that
they scarcely knew where they were. The
game was interesting from start 10 finish. and
both sides played hard for results, but the men
of gray hairs and families were hopelessly left.
The score stood as follows:
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work done is OF clever but mild sort, ana Is
somewhat wanting in fire as whole. As an
artistic work the book is pleasing.
The Berkeleyan Publishing Company has
elected as its officers for the succeeding term:
observation-disclosures. North '95, Sinsheimer '95
Koch '96, Hrst '96, Miller '97; business man.
ager, John G. Howell '96; managing editor,
w i'll H. Goryi '95.
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Ward Jr. and Bennett did excellent work at
both bowling ana batting. Hill, Ward Sr. and
Baugh did most Of the work for the married
men. Ward Sr. did some very good bowling.
TIE umpires were Adam ard Kelly.
Next Sunday the series of match games be-
tween the PacificS and Alamedas for the cup
begins. The Alameda Club has selected the
following members To play on Sunday: Ban
ner, Hood, Ward Jr, Sl0nan, Ward Sr., MARTY,
Holtou, Bryan, Bird. Fullerton and Lewis.
An exciting game is expected.
ScheeI's Orchestra.
Fritz Scheers orchestra viii give symphonic
and popular concert at Armory Hall this
evening. when the following programme will
b. given: Symphony No. s, Ludwig Won
BeethoveD); overture, "FreisehutZ." (WebeD;
romance. for violin (Theodore VOgD, first time,
"Geschlehten aus Dem Wiener Wad (Walser
by Strauss); idy On. Clifford Page; ''Scenes
Neapolilaines'' tMasseneD; Have You Moth
ing To Saw" (Roth); fuegeIhorn solo, Herr
franz He'll (Schildl.
Day of HiIarity.
The German fraternity the veren. had dav of
of hllarity yesterday at their builesque fair.
Not only did it result IN a vast amount of fun
for the members aud their friends, but il caused
a bouDteous gathering of shekeis into the treas
ury. Last evening closed the gales and the
work OF clearing away the debris Will begin TO-
day.
Another Orchestra Concert,
Director scheel gives the second of his or
chestral concerts this evening in Alameda.
The programm will be especially attractive no
AIamedans In that it will contain productions
from two OF our local composers. Beethoven's
''SympbOny No. 8" Will be rendered "Idyl ,,
by n. Clifford Page, will also be rendered for
the first time in public.
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Opposed to Docking.

The women OF Canada who subscribed for a
gift to Princess May are highly indignant thai
the horses tails were docked before the Gift
was shipped TO England, and have telegr pied
to the Princess asking her TO refuse to accept
the horses. They propose to prosecute lie
parties responsible for the docking.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-30

The SueZ Canal is eighty-eight miles long
and reduces the distance from England TO
India nearly 1000 miles for ships.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Italian Opera at the Baldwin Last
Night-TheatricaI Notes.

Donizettrs opera with the lille of Lucia di
LammermoOr" was sung by the Italian Phil.
harmonic Society (Giuslppe VerdD at the Bald
win last evening, with the following disIribu.
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me attendancr Was Iiheral and the ann

Tie attendance was LIBERAL and The applause,
especially for the singing of Miss Maggie Cole
man In the title role, enthusiastic. This young
lady is gradually developing sustained lyric
ability of high order and meets the RESPONSE
bility of a long and exacting opera without
fatigue, singing The closing numbers with
surprising freshness and verve. There were
few slight htches. where some of the male
singers were at outs win the orchestra for the
moment; but, taken altogether. the perform
anee, for amateurs, was a most satisfactory
one. Signor Spadina. the conductor, was exact
and skillful 10 his lead. Mr.. K. ID. Valerga
managed the stage and did 1t like a veter n.
The performance was given by request. Each
time this organization appears before the public
pear 10 be doing their best TO supply the want
Of regular professional lyric talent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Bad Tenants Elected for "a Col
s5>S lections made: city or country. Pacinc Cor
lection Co, 4i5 Montg'y St. r. q. Tel. 56oO.de24tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED.

SITUATIONS WANTED CONIIN I'D.
- y Nv
NOUNG sWEDE WISHES WORK OF ANl
kinds city or country: is sober ana nones1 a p
will give good references. Please auureS SS ats
box III, Call Branch once. apo -
Young NAN WANTS WORK In % = 80
Address $50 Howard st. ag1I -
CTEADY MAN WANTS WORK: WILL Wohh
- for board and room; chores about houso az
generally useful: handy at anything; sts
Address j. p box l5O Call Branch Ofnceazo oI
MAN 40 YEARS WISHES STEADY PLACh
M as watchmau: reference; years last place.
Address G.. NJ box 1D2, Call Branch ave LII
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

m q ~ SALOON: A CHANGE FOR 2 MEN;
MON. must be sold this day; day and night
trade. best part of city. GEO. STEWART d son,
632 Market IT. ap3O 2t*
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q o00 STOCK AND TOOLS OF BLACK-
QL-VO. smithing: horse-shoeiug and wagon
making shop for sale: centrally located in Napa.
rent $Z0 per month. WILLIAM HUNTER Napa'
"a apr 1t
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'lGAR-SToRE. YEARS ESTABLISHED:
street. an9S ~
, 1894-08-11
Std0tt1hes.
Gine Sanoe
Pierce mo Wa9en=Oiebe auf9ebrohen unc
orei beretts auf hoIbeu lpc9e uad Dem
0uhtbauie.

Gtnen iebr 9uten Sang mocbten bieier
Sage eilige @eDeimpolisiIten DeS OtartpetI
StraBeu90 tltrtCt8. SIS 8elang ibnen nGm7
ltb Drcter &erle, QStuiam OtcOanjeI8,
SOiep9 6enibup un6 6arrp SgenSbD, bab7
bait 5l mctOelt, ipelcbe felt Wtonaten Elm
@ei6Gft OarauS mocbten, nit gBoaren be-
laoere QSagen, Bic cine 3ettlang o6ne QlUfz
ttcbt 9%ela1len tporet, 81 iteDlen, un6 bic
8anren un0 bic @elpanue an ibre be-
lttmmten 6eDlcr 81 pertauIelt. Ge9cn Ofcz
Daniels un6 S9en5b0 puroen nicbt nee
niger ais 4 iOtcber N1tlagen er6oben, gegelt
9enlbap DOrlGufig B. 9tQer oreien pur6e
beute Dor Ri6ter Gber6ar0t nadbgemteier,
0aB iie por etnt8en 3agen einen NIT ettpa
$500 ipcrtD &aufmannsgiitern belaoenet
g8agen, Der an Der @6e Der QaSaQe Str. II.
South Q8Qter Ctr. un6eoufItc6tigt itun6,
fort8efabren uno ben Sn6alt p~erfauft
bQttcn.
8etm 8erfauf 6es 0aul8 pur6en 1te a6z
gefaBt unb etn8elodbt, Die 9ret iino nic6t
GQein IN bteiem @eibGft tbdtig. SIS ioQ
cine ipettOer5ipet8te 8anbe iolcber 9iebe
nno 6cbler bier e~riittrcn luo in alien
&beiIen Der Stabt i6r llnpeien treiben.
Die Yolt5et lit aber I'M 8e1ib Ser gtanen
0er mciiteu 0lieoer 6ieier 8on6e unb tpiro
oteie no9 uno mach sur NburtbeilNn9 benz
4olt5eiri9ter Dorfiibrel1. 9tibter Gberz
bart itberDteS W}c0antel@ uno OgenSb0
ullter je $4,000 ulo 6enibap inter $4,000
Surg16att Dem Srimtnalgeribt.
, 1894-08-11
Beitrdfte Sniebe[6tebe.

@tiDaS tbeuer fomnten benz Barber 81.
&opp etn Dicrtel 0uBenD in1porttrte 8luz
men5tDtebel 81 ite6en. q. &Dpp, Set in Dem
8Grbicrlooen BON @. 0om6roipsfD an Der
Gde Der Is. StraBc unO 8luc S8louo 2(De.
ais 0eie1e orbettet, ipobnt nit ietucr 6rau
BET benz S0;rmmad6er So6n 2ufaS, $50.
401 8lle S6lano QlDe. Gufa5 bat binter
ietnem 6auie einen @arten, in tpelcbem ct
1ttcbt nur tpun0erib0ne 8lumen, prG9ti8eS
@emiile, iOnbern AUDI aus ietner 6etmat6
80bmen importirte 0artcnfrit6te SieDt
Setn guns beionoerer Slol3 iparelt leine
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6ieien ibenfte
ct feline 9anS beionbere Qlufmerflamfeit,
ut0 CT mar I'M DergQngenen 00nuerltag
ipte bonn S3lagc gcritbrt, ais ct 0GS SAloB
Der SIT DEM 0arten SDitr erbroGbcn fdnD
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