davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or NETWORK WEDNESDAY. MAY 49, 1894
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK; WEDNESDAY. MAY TO- 1884,
ARRIVED.
Steamer cralrenrn CBD. Kirkvood Glasgow April 30
In hallas, To- Barber 60 Arrived a. ,ne bar AZ M
icamrr Lain "'' h' inner and gfs rGensers to oe
richs q -. Passed Sandy HOOK at II - m
r1lai5rnc G. Win md-e cabin and 100 steerase pas
sengefs 70 Ncthernnd- American steam Navigation Co.
steamer s,ra'o dir) Fisher santos April 10 victoria
.. bahia 20 - Lucia MAY s. with md'e and cabin
passengers to Bush Je'ons Arrived at the Bar at :
steamer neabelio opr Dunn Maanu,s MAY II. win
mdse ami passenger to N Cebalos & Co. vessel to
T s,t c esi Af5 at * ed 1I q %Grn 10
ham ~ and Para May win ma-e and passenger to
steamer nanan Nor 4ns,n l' t,.9 y, Win
steamer Philadelphia 'hsmo,is -. |'"y.99 ~ T"y ,a -
r.ngcrs Boul,on. Bliss Daet'. Arrived AT the Bss
steamer o-izrba. Hoy' Vera cruz May !. Tgspan !?
rnl,e p passengers to James ward y Co. Arrived
steamer ca'i.scc iic.r.e Jacksonville with md'e and
steamer CITY y Columbia. Jenny. West Point, Va. with
me- ana na,tenscr ae ,nr a rssacpsa with mdse
shin lndcpcndencc q Boston, narsow Junin chill via
Hampton Roads 90 days with nitrate of soda TO Hemins
schooner waterman Taft, jr Mckenzie. Guantanamo
VIA Delaware break~atef - days Win sugar to C
SANDY Hook. May lG 30 m-wini southwest; light
breeze. hazy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Roland CGcu Iarae'bcn. Bremen-oelrchs 6
STEAMER Majestic M lif"ll i.iF'ipEi II Na'thiln
kerfc..
steamer wa,.anI dels,. Hcnec. AntNcrp-n'erna;iona
Navigation c..
steam'r Paris. Eanile sou,hamp,on-lnicrna'ional
steamer ra.n ono MeFarane. Para. Maranham and
Cctfn-filofh a.
steamer Manhattan. bragg Portland. Mo-Horstio Hall.
steamer Lizzie Hcnderson. Wlie's. Philadolpha-John
steamer Glondnser Gln. Hone,mann. Ncv-orieans-
simpson. Spcn,. * Young
Steamer Concho. CroWclL Havana and Mexican ports
steamer Rotterdam Dutch, Rosscyccn. Rotterdam
Punch. Eiy~
steanr- Morgan CITY Tahcr saGua-John Van Sickle.
Steamer LHvl,nds uu Demand. Frrnandina-S!mp-
ron. spence 4 Young
steamer Iryluois Pennington Charleston and Jackson
yllc.W l. Cbd" q Co.
steamer III Sol Byrnc. Now orlcans-John T Van
sickle.
steamer Cinrtci ,Br. Mcknight Haraeoa-h Dunois
snip Ayoca Ur Muchap. Calcutta Vernon II Brown
mig Bertha GRAY ,Iin Messenger st kits and St
Martins \ T. Straus a Co.
Eart L,deatc ,ilri Ridley Shanghai John Liyemorc
BARK Elmn tlifazi Peterson. lnamuucp- Thomson q
CO.
SAILED
Steamers Majestic Cn0. FOR Liverpool: rurgormeiser
Petersen tGori Dover. Morgan CITY. Saguh IN fIand"
Iars = uhanpt1a. Roanoke. Norfolk and newport News;
Lizzie Ii.niefson. Philadelphia. Roland tGcri bfen"h,
Cnnchn Havana and Mryican ports. Glend wc 'b) "rw
Orlenna. Narsitud niclgl. Antwerp; L'wlands 'Tl'
Fernnnina Iroquois Charleston and Jackson'e III SOL
Ncw-Orrans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17
FIRST GAME-scoTcu cAMpIr

A game OF chess. four members OF the Newark
Club competing against an equal number OF players
OF the Paterson club. was played the tee-
phone on Tuesday evening. when the Newark men
won a Ruy Lopez. opened by the Paterson Club,
after hfty-four moves l.. Sternberg. G. Hymes. II.
Hymes and y. Hymcs competed for Newark. while
j. Griggs. j. Stapper, r. GoOdbody and General
Congdon conducted the game for Paterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17
H;gbest Of all in Ieavenng Powe-Lae U. Govt Report
R3H!a!!! RsxtRS
ABSOLUTELY PURE

to convey the society and its guests TO Garden
City Papers are to be read by Mrs Ferris ana
& w Ernst late postmaster at Boston, and ad-
dresses will be made by Frederick 5. Tallmadge.
the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix. Frederick }. DE Peyster
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17

Little Flosse-The people at the Episcopal Church
are dreadfuly sangy. don't you think, mamma!
Mamma-No dear: what makes you think so?
FIossie-Well every time the minister stops read
ing they ali said an there.-(Chicago Inter Ocean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17
TO be cELEBRArED BY TIE COLONIAL DANES

The 2mst anniversary OF the establishment OF the
posofilce in America will be celebrated by the So
ciety OF Colonial Danes OF the State Of New-York
at Breeze Cottage" the home OF Morris Patterson
Ferris. Garden City, L. l.. at noon to-day A
special car Will leave Long Island City At IL q. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17
Friday. MAY rs
SATURDAY., MAY 10.
OUTGOING STEAMERS


,,...., ,,,. For Malls close. Vessel sails
Rotterdam Neth.Amer. Rotterdam. II 100 l:O m
+ bismarck. IIamb Amer Hamburg .l-.JU m 5'D III
Ornoco. quebec. bermuda. l'OO IN go III
ChaahOochce. Savannah savannah. "'VV y III
FRIDAY. MAY Is.
Norwegian Ailan-satc Glasgow...... ........ ZOO m
trertc. cl,l@ ,rf.onvllie. ........ 300
SATURDAY. MAY 10.
ALL - q How'd South n,pto ... 600 m 900 n
f,,,-i Tivrrt..,l ...... a m $50 n m
,i,'ii,'t' ,rrh"r Giasg,y ........ 200 m 400
Adirondack Kingston 1000 m
prc,.,rc French Uayrc orrldav 30 . 2:3O a m
s,.ryanr, = Y A. cuba Uavana...... 1890 a l:CO
n
W,asd,rn Neth-Nmer Netherlands II n m 800 m
~,r,sehee Savannah Savannah. ........ 300
ic,na MALLORY Galveston. .......... ........ 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17
STYLES AND PRICES.

The Tribune edition of the Indexed Atlas o.
tho World L. n freshly revised and I'M r. viii
edition OF what is itself new work aasrfo
be completed I'm about ~ large q.nnrss
pages. The book when closed me ~ the
10x21 inches. The whole or amy part Sy,ows
work IL sold to our readers In the ioN'
ing styicsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sun sets 1872 Moon sets m 1923 Moons age IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A M-sandy Hook 6O4Gov. Island 6:37 Hell Gate $3.50
PM-Sandy Hook GA Gov. Island SOL Hell "ate ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17
INCOMLNG STEdNERS.
Nensrl.

INCOMING SJEfMEhS.
TO-DAY.
From. Line.
Saratoga ........ Havana May i0.......N & Cuon
philadelphia Guayra. May lO....', Kea -
Tarmstadt Trcnien. May 3...........N u bloyd
Venea .Christiansand. May 5'.''''' 'ocahu'a
FRIDAY. MAY IS
Columbia. Hamburg. May 1l. .Hamn- amer l
C;ermanlc Liverpool. May Whte star
France London May .Natlonai
SATURDAY. MAY 10.
La MAY
T;trurla Liverpool May i2........: Cunard
CIV ~ Rome May lO......... American
Plata......... Gibraltar May 3............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17

Advertising rates low. For estimates
address 1.-THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17

Fashion now die
tates that gradua-
ton gowns shall
be simply made,
Of sheer fine pure
white linen lawn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17
IN PARTS OF ABOUT 50 PAGES EACH

These parts are bound ia heavy papes.t 81
are supplied Mt SI.OO each, making c"''
complete work $500. -, MT III Asia
Paris | and II devoted 10 Europe faIt c,ntrl
Africa and Oceanic. Part ~. South America Eng.
America West Indies and Canada Part '. 'va.i asa
land New-York. New Jersey. Pennsyivansl Ohio ai
Delaware. Part vi. Virginia, West |iigln ss
the South Atlantic States Part VII Indiana HMh-ssfA
the Northwestern States. Part WIZ, kaiaS ~ " ss
the South western and Pacific States Paris !"
row ready balance soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17
FRIDAY. MAY Is.

SATURDAY. MAY 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17

STEAMERS Majestic Prl Liverpool: Turgcrmeister
Petersen tGcrl Dover. Morgan Ciiy. Sagh IN frsna"
I'ar.s uthamptla Roanoke Norfolk and N'"pori News
Iizr. Ii.ndeffan Philadelphia. Roland ticrl Ben"n
C'ancho Havana and Mrsican ports Gendgwcr tBD NV
Orlenna. Narsiaud nclrl. NafW"fp, L'wlands Ntr
Fernnnina lroquos Charleston and Jacksonville III SOL
New-Orlrans
The herald., 1894-06-15

opera house tomorrow night, The four
PLAYERS are: A, Mrs. NJ. w. Muir; x,
Mr.. M. M. Avis; B, Col. Rowland; q,
Mrs. o. L. Loud. The cards are as fol-
lows by suits: King of hearts, Burt Bal
lev; queen, Mrs. 8. S. Beck; jack, jay
Spence; ace. Miss Marcia Thomas ten,
Earl Cowsn nine, Beedis Abbott; eight.
Estella MINER; seven, o. O. Zllles; six,
Will Hamlin: FIVE. O. P. Thomp son.
four. Miss Alice McClintoek; three, Miss
Alice Griffin; two. Miss Guild.
King of diamonds, Bruce Rice; queen,
Miss Bartlett; jack, J. II. Todd; ace,
Bessie MINER; ten, Mrs. Bruce Rice;
nine, Will Hammer; eight, Miss Latin /;
seven, w. E. Hutchinson; six, Ada
Cordner; Eve, Arthur CLARK; four, Miss
jessie Coats; three, Mrs. A. O. Abbott;
two, Marguer Giffin.
King Of clubs, John Hutchinson /;
queen, Miss Hamlin; jack, Geo. Brown |;
ace, Mrs. Walter Avis; ten, Miss Lulu
Thrall; nine, Arthur Patterson; eight,
Terrell B. Thomas; seven, Miss Cora
Carney; six, Miss Baldwin; five, A. @.
Abbott four, Miss Madge Means; three,
Mr.. Moore; two, Miss Jenny Means.
King OF spades, Chester MINER; queen.
Mrs. MINER; jack, H. A. Rowland; ace,
Miss Ethel Thomas; ten, Mrs. f. b.
Thomas; nine, Miss Jessie A. Psdgham
eight, Miss III. f. Frazier; seven, Hal
Hammer; six, Miss Usher; five, DIR.
Burleson; four. Miss Edna Cowan
three, Helen Brady; two. Mrs. J. L.
McComas.
Editor Haskell of the Progress, accom-
panied by his wife, leaves tomorrow fol
Sacramento. Mr.. Haskell is delegatt
to the Republican state convention.
II. A. Broughton. one OF the delegatel
to the state Republican convention from
this place, leaves Sunday morning.
Allen 2. Nichols left on Tuesday las
for the scene OF action.
The Los Angeles presbytery OF tn,
United Presby terrain church has takeI
steps to organize q congregation in 20
mona. The presbytery has asked DR.. J
A. Gordon to take charge OF the work
Regular preaching services will not b
begun for a time, but DR.. Gordon will
conduct service next Sunday, giving
sketch of the history and character G
the United Presbyterian church. Tn
meeting will be held in the Baptis
church at 8 p. m. The public ia cor
daily invited to attend.
The herald., 1894-06-15
POMONA.

An Address ON the Fruit Exchange-The
Living Whist Entertainment.
POMONA, June 14.-Those who have at
any time been duped by Montee &
White, alleged photographers, who
made short stay in this city, will learn
with satisfaction that the above named
gentlemen were made to pay the costs
in suit brought against them. They
appeared in Pomona few weeks ago
and rented the old Octagon gallery, cor
ner Main and Third streets. After
few days. stay, orders having somewhat
slackeued up for photos at $3.50 per
dozen, payable in advance, they quietly
left town, leaving notice tackled upon
the door, worded something like the fol-
lowing: "Will fill the orders by mail,
ia ts." The officers located the couple
at Santa Monica in the restaurant BUSH
ness, and yesterday Marshal Lorbeer
went down and brought them back with
him. They were taken before Judge
Barnes last night who, upon complaint
ant stating that he did not wish to pros
ecute the case further, should the de-
PENDANTS be made to pay costs, dis
missed the case defendants paving all
costs, which amounted to a good round
sum.
ii. X. Pratt, general eastern agent OF
the fruit exchange of this city, is to ad-
dress the orange growers ct this place
Saturday next in the board of trade
rooms. at 8 a. M, upon the Past and Flu
ture Outlook of the Orange Market. The
address will no doubt prove interesting.
Examinations are being held in the
schools at Spadra this week, preparatory
to closing for the summer vacation on
Friday.
Ernest Bradley OF Claremont college
IL announced to deliver an address at
the Salvation army barracks. While not
now member of the Sslvationists. Mr..
Bradley takes good deal of interest in
their work, as he was associated with
them during his life in England.
Apricots from Pomona orchards are
now being placed in our local fruit
stands.
The ladies of the Presby terian church
offer rare treat for the night of July
Sd. Ice cream is to be served by them
at a nominal price.
The following are the names of the
participants in Living Whist at the
The herald., 1894-06-15

Pacific Railroad company, came IN on
Thursday mornings train.
Ed Connellv, the trainer. who mas
ohayre Of a string of trotters from the
Chino ranch, was in town Tuesday. DE
reperts his horses as working we'll, ana
exnects great things OF Irena Croker
and Saccharine.
Charles A. Carpenter has been spend
ing the last three days and lots oil money
In Los Angeles. :,
N. II. Oottman, who was associated
with the late @. X. Hamilton az assist.
ant general manager and secretary OF
this Chino Valley Beet Sugar com pany.
has been appointed manager for the
coming year. Mr.. Oottman's familiar
ity with the details OF the business and
his business qualifications make the
appointment an appropriate one.
Mr.. Schencke, treasurer OF the Y. V.
b. s. Co.. who has been acting as tenn
porary manager of the factory, will re-
turn to New York and resume the du-
ties OF his position in the general ofiice
of the Oxnard company.
Richard Grid and A. D. Fraser left fol
Bakersfield Friday morning. They Will
attend the Republican congressional
convention, and, from there, go on II
Sacramento and San Francisco.
Councillor Hugh Percy will begin the
erection of q new house on his Contra
avenue lot next week.
The public schools will close Friday.
| Closing exercises, consisting OF songs,
Rotations, tsbleaux, etc., will DO given
in open hall.
A few of the nickel-plated aristocratl
of Chino will picnic in the San An tonic
or San Dimas cation Sunday. Bottled
beer and deviled ham will flow lik
water and their friends. the corn silks
are very anxious that the hilarity of tn
occasion shonld not be marred by AM
untoward accident.
The herald., 1894-06-15
UNIVERSITY.

The Preparations for Commencement.
Local Matters.
UNIVERSITY, June I4.-Affairs around
the college are approaching the climax
of commencement week in the usual
noisy style. The campus, and even the
college building. has been in almost
state OF siege for week past, while the
sophomores were enjoying their annual
cane rush. Broken Windows, limb
ropes and scratched faces are familiar
sights. Some OF the dark, unused rooms
OF the basement have been turned into
prisons. and the freshmen, in revenge
for the loss of canes, have successfully
confined some of the enemy in these
dismal rooms for hours.
Chapel services were enlivened the
other morning by swarm OF bees
emerging from under the pulpit while
DR.. Widney was Offering prayer. me
! faculty did not wait to be dismissed.
The school OF music gave their month
ly recital in the college chapel We'd
nesday evening, June 18th. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered:
| At the spring, e. Joseffy-Miss Uren.
Alone Rotall-Miss NJ lille Peters.
| (a) Fantasia fmpr mptu, Fr Chopin; ~ Au-
| tumn's Lament, Saint saens- Miss Brown.
| q. Il. Brookman.
sondo Capriccloso, Felix Mendelsshon-Misi
| Johns.
Ia Traumerie, wuerst; (b) Mazurka, Vie
| niawski-Miss Pierson.
Loves EterI ity, Rotali-Miss Lulu Pieper.
Morceaux Lyrlques, Nos. 4 and 1, Edv. Grei
| Miss Townsend.
Spring Time, Strauss-Mrs. Mcknight,
Polonaise, OPP, 20, No, l, FIR. Chop1n-Mis
| Uren.
The Alpha Alpha fraternity will be a.
- L. - ~
evening, June 18th, at the residence o.
Mr.. Fl. K. Pitman, on Twelfth street.
Elmer E. Hall. 1913, was down from
Ventura Tuesday OF this week.
Miss May e. Curran, 100, has returned
from Ventura.
The Delta Gamma sorority and friends
gave DIR. E. R. Bradley surprise sere
made last Saturday evening, at his COZ.
home on Georgia Bell street.
The herald., 1894-06-15
CHINO.
More Rolling Stock for the Narrow
Gauge Notes.


More Rolling Stock for the Narrow
Gauge Notes.
CHINO, June 14.-Mr. Gird has closed
the deal for the rolling stock of the Santa
Ana, Fairview and Pacific railroad, and
II. A. Hunter is at present in Fairview
experimenting its shipment to this
place.
There will be grand masked ball in
the Chino opera house on the evening OF
the Fourth OF July, which promises to
surpass in some respects the highly sue
ceseful one given ON the let of June.
Chino lodge, Independent Order Of
Foresters, will celebrate the anniversary
of the founding of their order by attend
ing special services in Opera hall next
Sunday morning. A large number Of
visiting members will be present. Rev.
T. b. Hall, pastor of the Christian
church, will officiate.
B. X. Galbreath will erect substan-
tial and slightly brick building on the
lot at present occupied by his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker of Los
Angeles were gueats of Mr.. Gird on
Thursday.
Colonel Wilson, agent Of the Southern
The herald., 1894-06-15
SANTA MONICA.

News Notes and Personals OF 6enorsi
Interest.
SANTA MONICA, June 14.--E. HI. Gras-
sett's house is being moved from Eighth
street to his recent purchase on Second
street.
Mrs. Denslow Armour OF ct. Louis is
enjoying few days here before return
ing homeward.
w. o. virtrecs has opened cosy bar
Der shop in front of the Annex billiard
parlor ON Second street.
Peter Martin of San Francisco. who Ia
summering here, will become member
of our polo contingent.
Fort Fisher post, G. A. R., presented
the scholars in the fret year grade OF
the public schools with stand OF
colors Yesterday morning, the little ones
being second in the contest on Memorial
day. 3,
The G. A. r. big tent has been loaned
for the use of the Methodist camp meet
ing.
a wrong inn pression has been estab-
lished that Mr.. HI. F. Rlle intends to
occupy the photograph gallery in the
North Beach bath house. Such is not
the case. He will still occupy the old
stand ON the Arcadia walkway to the
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Tevis and family
OF Bakersfield have secured quarters at
the Arcadia for the summer.
| G. f. Kennler, San Francisco; Ashley
O. Rogers, Arizona; ]. 7. Butler, J. p.
Stuart and A. r. Stuart, Chicago, were
among yesterdays arrivals at the Ar
csdia.
Those who wish to camp on the beach
can find plenty of space, etc., by apply
| ing to the Santa Monica tract proprie'
tors.
The Cotton children appear at the
opera house on Monday next
Mr.. G. N. Kintz has his pretty tented
village about the Crystal springs all
ready for occupancy.
CANYON ECHOES.
The campers have commenced to pitch
their tents; among those recently doing
90 are ]. L. Brown and family, North
Pasadena; Confer & Neibutt. Pomona,
and Hogan Bros. Los Angeles. The
NUMBER of n'eninfAra is a'"o 'ncrsasin'
The Unique Stock company give The
Black Justice Saturday evening.
A number OF thefts have taken place
recently at the canon and. steps are be-
ing taken to rid the place oil the Grim.
inal.
Those who 60 to the caflon now can
rest easy, should they wish to stay all
night, that both themselves and their
teams can be taken care of properly,
the horses at Miguel Marquez's new
stables and themselves at Dillon's pa
vilion, where a number OF rooms have
been fitted up for dodgers.
A dance was given by Johnny Burri
at the Unique on Wednesday.
NEWS FROM OUR PORT.
The schooner Sunol. with 5000 ties /;
schooner Alcszar, Captain Gundsrson.
$500 ties; schooner Protection, Captain
Elefson, $500 ties; steamer San Mateo,
Captain Fletcher, 1000 tons coal, and
schooner Albion, $500 ties are all at the
mammot wharf unloading their car
goes.
The AlcAtrsz will arrive at the man.
moth wharf today.
The number of visitors to the pier is
increasing daily, and the anglers are
having no end of good luck, one report
ing an early catch of pompano.
The herald., 1894-06-15
PILLS ON MOUNT LOWE.
A Hesira of Doctors on Echo
Mountain.

Mountain.
MOUNT LOWE, June 14.-The American
Medical association met at San Francisco
last week, and since the adjournment
many OF them have included Los Ange-
les in the return trip. Yesterday car
load of them toek in the delights OF
the Mount Lowe railway.
One large party consisted OF DR.. Ly-
man Beecher Todd, DR.. Benjamin Lind
say Coleman and Robert Milligan Cole
man from Lexington, KY; DR.. Ii.
Brown, Hutsonville, KY; DR., and Mrs.
Justin Steer and the Misses Clara and
Angela Reston, st. Louis; Prewitt
Davis, Topeka, Kan; and their Pasa-
deda escort. Mrs. Margaret Cecil, Mrs.
Seymour Locke and son Preston. Miss
MersaroJ urocnieef and Mas Geetoe.
They all seemed to thoroughly enjoy
the outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles @. Pope and
their daughter. Mrs. Pauline of New
York city, remained overnight and took
a trip over the bride roads to Mount
Lowe.
F. B. Belcher of San Francisco was
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. f.
L. Palmer of Pomona. Mr.. Belcher
took keen interest in the great incline
cable and machinery for moving it. for
he was the man who laid the first cable
of the first street cable railway ever
built-the one which A. s. Halidie put
down in Clay street, San Francisco.
Among other guests were Mrs. Gov
ernor Sheldon and nephew, Of Pasadena:
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Hart, Marietta, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Richards, Waterloo,
Ia; DR.. and Mrs. N. B. Crawford, Eu-
reka, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Sasse.
vile, Denver, Colo; Katherine Hs-
worth, Noblenville, Ind, and Susan
Meredith. Lynnville, la.
Tomorrow (Saturday) New England
day will be celebrated on Echo noun
tain.
The herald., 1894-06-15
Mr.. Mills will conduct his second hand

Mr.. Mills will conduct his secondhand
store 90 usual.
The following 10 the programme for
Temperance day, Friday, June 18th:
Ga. M, The Duty of the Church to the Cause
of Prohibiuon-N. J. Burton; discussion opened
D. M, rhe Relations and Duties of the
Church to Political Parties Respecting the
LIQUOR Traffic A. NJ. Gibbons; discussion
opened by j. B. Green.
T;3O D. m, Young PEOPLES Work in the Cause
Of Temperancs-J. NJ Hilbish OF Tropico.
There will be a meeting OF Orange
county delegates at l p. m. in the Main
street III, e, church.
The herald., 1894-06-15
GARDENA.
The Berry Association to Continue
Business-Notes.

The Berry Association to Continue
Busfnsss-Notes.
GARpENA, June lathe Gardena
Berry association held special meeting
last Saturday evening. at which they
decided to handle all kinds of fruits for
the members on the same basis as they
have been handling berries. and they
will do general commission business
for any one.
Mr.. Wilson of South Gardena was
home on flying visit last week.
S. s. Smith is the proudest man in
town. His wife presented him with a
nine-pound boy the 9TH inst. Mother
aud baby are both doing we'll.
Captain Rogers returned laet week
from two months visit at his old home
in Iowa. He says that he is glad to be
back here again.
Rev. Jenkins ia holding a series of
meetings at the South Methodist church
this week. He has been and will be
assisted by Revs. Perry and Duncan.
Mrs. Malls Is on visit to Santa Bar
bara TO bring home her daughter, who
has been attending school there.
The herald., 1894-06-15

afternoon. A large number OF invita-
lions have been issued.
The school trustees held meeting
last evening. The only business trans
acted was to locate the position OF the
new school building. 1t was decided to
place 1t on North Lake avenue, at the
head of Walnut. This additional build
ing will add much to the efficiency oil
our public schools and prove great
convenience to pupils living in the east
and north sections.
Some sneak-thief entered the estab-
lishment of O. II. Werner the other
evening and got away with So ID in cash,
by breaking open a drawer. He ALEC
carried of q liberal quantity of liquid
refres hments. About SIS was in the
drawer that was overlooked by the
fellow.
The herald., 1894-06-15
Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEET
~ ing OF the stockholders of the Main-street
and Agricultural Park Railroad Company
street in the city of Los Angeles, CAL, on Mon
day. the I'd day of July, a. ID, 1884, for the
purpose of electing board OF directors for
the ensuing year, end for the transaction of
such other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting The polls VIII be opened
at II O'Clock N. and closed at o'clock p m.
90 2lt A. c. TAYLOR,
Secretary.
The herald., 1894-06-15
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria isso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- II. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.