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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-29

COUNTRY BOARD AT PLEASANT DALE ~
miles from station; abundance of milk. fruit,
chicken, vegetables and good water; daily MALL
transportation free. Address Misses HOWELI.S
Round Hill, Loudoun county Virginia. je15 -stw2ws
The herald., 1895-08-18
LAZY Maccabee Honored

Banner hive, No. 81, Lazy Maccabees,
was the scene of very neat presentation
affair last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Fannie
D. Cuther has long been faithful. ener-
getic worker in the order, and her admir-
ing sister Lady Maccabees thought that
her Zeal in working for the advancement
OF their organization should ba rewarded
by some substantial token of regard. A
solid gold medal suitably inscribed was
secured and at the proper time presented
to Mrs. Cuther last Friday. The medal
is of solid gold, beautifully enameled and
of the most artistic workmanship. IL was
manufactured by Charles j. Walter, pa x
South Spring street, and is withal of such
character as to be regarded with pride.
aside from the associations which attend
the gift. The presentation speech was by
Letitian A. Bean, who In IN akng it re-
viewed Mrs. Cuther's labors in the organ
ization. and particularly her efforts in
behalf of Banner hive, No 81, Lady Mac
cabees.
The herald., 1895-08-18
MUSIC AND THE. CHURCH
John Shirley Ward as One Of a Com.
mittee on Music.
An Impromptu Criticism That Leads Him to
Make Remarks on the 1ocking
Bird and the Raven

Emmanuel church some time ago ap-
pointed John Shirley Ward and Dr.. Sails
bury. a committee to provide that church
with q choir for the ensuing year.
"Well. Mr.. Ward. have you any appli-
osnts tor places IN your choir?'
applicants. Well, l should say so. We
have enough applicants to fill all the
choirs OF the city for five years. If they
are to be measured by their own claims
and if they are to be rated by their opin-
ions of their respective merits. then. the
church that does not employ them all
stands very much in its own light. Every
department has an applicant-tne divine
soprano, the heavenly alto, the bass that
mingles his voice with the roar of the
ocean and blends it with the diapason of
the rushing spheres, and the tenor that
com bines every sweetness OF the soprano,
alto and baritone-all tneso are on hand
for a position which cannot pay more
than S. per Sunday.
Many OF these voices represent years
of musical training, but the inexorable
law of supply and demand regulates the
price. Some of the voices which have
been heard in Emmanuel lately have
charmed European cathedral audiences
and called forth enthusiastic encores in
Have you yet decided upon who will bo
your final selections"
Not yet; We wish to give each appli-
cant chance, or an opportunity to sing
before the church, and we can only work
in four on each Sunday
because appointed upon this musical
committee, it is to be Judged that you
possess o musical education"
ION not at all. If music could be en-
joyed only by those musically educated
then there would be an end to concerts
and operas. The ability TO enjoy harmony
and melodious utterances is almost uni
versal. 1t requires no education to enjoy
the varied notes of the mockins bird, and
all the tuition of the conservatories can
not make the raven forges his croak.
While the world applauds musical cul-
ture, yet it only goes into rapture over
the simple ballads. The really great
singers respond to an encore with Comm
Through the Rye, Annie Laurie, The
Last Rose of Summer and such other
favorite melodies that have a hold upon
the human heart"
when will the day of trial for ap pill
cants csase'
''If it does not come soon-very soon
l will have to ring up the undertak er.
Human flesh cannot stand everything
however, the door will be closed to appli-
cants after september 1st.
The herald., 1895-08-18
A Grand Concert at Santa nonica

Today bv the suberb Los Angeles mill.
tary oand. Just glance below at the treat
offered:
March, Occidental-Sousa.
Overture, Poet and Peasant-Supps.
Waltz, Carlotta-Milloeker.
Potpourri from The Huguenots-Hei-
nicke.
Serenade, horn and flute duet, Messrs.
Douglass and Meade, T;.i.
Selection, Maritaca-Wallaoe.
Fantasia from comic operas-Beyer.
Overture. Ray aymond-Thomas.
Waltz. Loves eamlsnd-Roeder.
Selection, Mikado-Sullivan.
: Descriptive. The Jolly Blacksmith
Suckley.
Galop, Clear the Track-Rose.
We have q fine service OF % and so min
ute trains and seats for everybody. Time
table in .he paper. Southern Pacific
round trip, so cents.
The herald., 1895-08-18
POLICE COURT NOTES
Some Of the Cases Acted Upon by Justice
Owens

Some OF the Cases Acted Upon by Justice
Justice Owens held his final session of
court yesterday before starting on his va
cation to the east. 1t was light docket
Eva McVeythe, the colored 'pusson" who
was accused OF having broken the windows
OF house on Santa Fe avenue. was ac-
quilted Of that grave charge and went her
way rejoicing.
The trial of F. B. dc Surville. who was
arrested several weeks ago and charged
with having disturbed the peace of re-
ligious meeting on Alameda street, re-.
suited VI mis- being found not guilty.
The demurrer of Christopher, the bar.
ber accused of having violated an ordi-
nance by keeping open his shop on Sun
day, was overruled and his case was con-
tinued for trial.
Justice Morrison yesterday fined A. Da-
Wis, alias John Smith, 81 for having rid
den on his bicycle on the sidewalk
All Jake withdrew his plea of not gull
ty and acknowledged that he had dis
turbed the peace as charged. He was
fined S5
The herald., 1895-08-18
BON VOYAGE, SIR KNIGHTS
The Modern Pilgrims Start Today in
a Special Coach
Good Things Galore, Both Wet and Dry, and
Zerubbabei to Join and Mascot
Them at San Francisco

Mayor RAIDER and the rest of the gallant
will leave the Arcade depot at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon in grand style upon their
long trip across the continent. The party
will have special car as far as San Fran
cisco, whore it will be joined by the large
delegation of pilgrims going to the Bos.
ton conclave from the northern part OF
this state. superintendent Meservs of the
park department will this morning with
q force OF men decorate the waiting car
at the depot. All day yesterday, pack
ages large and small OF dry goods and of
goods which are not dry, OF cigars and of
other things equally as palatable were de.
livered to the mayor at his Office in the
city hall. The tip east and back will be
II appearances 60 for aught, one contin
nal round of pleasure.
Although tho special car above men,
tionsd will be the official coach and will
be regarded as the headquarters of the
Los Angeles Knights Tenp plar. the occu-
pants will not be the only local pilgrims
in this hegira to the Massachusetts, Mec-
ca. Other good sir knights from here and
various points IN the north will join the
official train at Reno. Still others there
are who, having gone by different routes,
will materialize in Boston In time for the
celebration so, when August 26th arrives.
Los Angeles will be more largely repre-
sentative in the Hub than the some what
abbreviated list of those starting from
here today would Imply. But then. it's
not quantity, after all. that counts; it
quality, ana of the superiority of that
there is no question in this case.
OF one very important factor In this
pilgrimage no mention has hereto fore
been made, and that is Zerubbab bel.
Zerubbabel the w; Zerupbabel. the mas
cot OF the knights Temlar; Zerubpabe.
the shaggy. four-footed X. t., who is to
be introduced officially after leaving San
Francisco when nearing Sacramento, nd
treated to his first libation. At least so
says tho itinerary, further explaining that
"Zerubbabel Is always near the lady in
the coat of aims of California" and that
the day after Boston is reached 'Zerub-
babel will be given a chance to stand
erect and see a tenderfoot." What the
effect of Boston tenderfoot is likely to
be on his California highness. and what
tales he will bring back to the lady, OF
other strange and weird experiences he
has while away, might make interesting
reading. However that may be, the only
thought now is that the good sir knights
and their loyal ladies. in leaving this att
ernoon for the twenty.si xth triennlal
conclave of that great institution of
modern chivalry. the Knights Templar,
may take with the hearty bon voyage
and sincere godspeed.
The herald., 1895-08-18

Her rlajesty's, $2.75 to $5

Manufactured by the Princess OF
Wales Co.. London, England. Best
on every form and under all circum-
stances. All steel, fully shaped
bones. Wherever a form is needed
for corset to fit, Her Malesty's
Corset makes that form.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Arrested for Grand Larceny

.Harmandis,a sleepy looking Mexican
was brought to the county Jail yesterday
from Wilmington and charged with grand
larceny. He was released from the jail
several days ago after having served a
sentence for vagrancy. and returned, it
appears, to the harbor town. While there
he saw bicycle that caught his fancy
aund is accused of having gotten away
with it. He WILL be tried in the justice
court this week.
The herald., 1895-08-18
A Rare Business Opportunity

We have for sale in the best town ia
Southern California, OF about 1000 inhabi-
tants, one of the best selected stocks of
boots and shoes to be found on the coast :;
stock and building for sale or will lease
the building for any term desired !;
terms of sale to suit purchaser; stock
will invoice $50, OO0 more or less, all
trst-class; no dead stock: best of reasons
for selling, owner has made fortune in
business. Hall e. Yates, 2l3 W. First st.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Alhambra Hotel Robbed

Yesterday morning telephone m essage
was received at the sheriff's office stating
that the hotel at Alhamb bra had been
robbed Friday night, and asking that
the matter be investigated. Under Sheriff
Clements and Deputy White at cnce went
out in a buggy. 1t was found that two
rooms had been entered and two gold
watches and a small sum of money taken.
The thieves had effected an entrance by
turning the KEYS of the locks with nip
pers. 1t was evidently the work of pro-
fessionals. There is no clue to the per-
petratOrS,
The herald., 1895-08-18
Change but Not a Decay

Gavin D. High, who has been city ed
itor of the Evening Record since its first
issue. having come from San Francisco
with Mr.. Burbank to take that position,
has resigned his desk and will return to
the metropolis. He will be succeeoed by
Mr.. Blount. formerly of the Tribune local
staff of this city. and latterly editor CT
the San Diego Union.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Bottom Facts

Right shapes, right styles, right fits,
right qualities and right prices are
the right reasons why have madc
such a great success OF the shoe de-
partment business at A. Hamburger
& Sons Peoples Store. | buy and sell
only the very best grades OF the most
reliable shoe manufacturers in Amer
ica, and l guarantee perfect shoe
and a perfect fit to every customer: l
have been handling these goods for
over sixteen years and feel proud to
bp able to refer you to my many Gus
toners in this section Of the country.
So spoke our manager, Mr.. II. M. Rus
sel, about as we'll known shoeman
as there Is on the Pacific Goa It.
The herald., 1895-08-18

Is that Richard Earlston will do today
at Santa Monica, at IL 80 a. m. A balloon
ascension from the ocean, parachute
jump into the ocean. The ascension from
two miles out at sea, the parachute jun r
Just beyond the line of breakers. We will
run a fine service of fast trains. Seats for
everybody. Time table in this paper.
Southern Pacitio's round trip. 80 cents.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Old News Rcpuhlished

The Record attempted to make sem
saton yesterday out of the cause of
Rev" Ii. E. Rowland abruptly leaving
the county jail and going to San Quen-
tin to serve out his sentence when he had
an appeal before the supreme court for
new trial. The reason was given at the
time by all of the papers here and the al
legged new story of the evening paper is
but rehash of an old and a very filthy
Occurrence
The herald., 1895-08-18

Vienna Concert Hall.--In addition to
the McClellsnd sisters and Miss Gilbert.
the management Of this popular resort
has secured the services for the coming
week of the celebrated Muhlemann Trio
Of TyIolese warblers, who have achieved
a: great success in the leading cities of
the world. The Vienna orchestra pre-
sents an entirely new programme.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Knights TempIsr Excursion to Boston and
Return

All knights and their friends anticipating
attending the conclave in Boston in Angus
Will bear in mind that they can return via the
Northern Pacific railroad at the low rate of
$tO5.05. Parties holding tickets returning
over the Northern Pacific can stop q week at
the Yellowstone park. Park reduced $3.50
from that OF last season. The most wonderful
spot in America to see and the che apest to
visit send cents in stamps for illustrated
hook. T. X. Stateler, 63S Market str ct, San
Francisco, or John Clark, 229 $. Spring street,
Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-08-18
We Guarantee

A perfect shoe and perfect fit in all
our John Foster & Co. q shoes.
The herald., 1895-08-18
The Great WALLACE Shows

". E. Fuller. general agent OF the great
Wallace circus shows, was in town yester-
day. The circus he represents is not the
Wallace e. Co., or the Harry Wallace, or
the Wallace e. Anderson, or the Wallace
that was closed up for debt of 800. This
is said to be a frst-class exhibition and
will show here September Goth and 27tn.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Important to Lumbermen, Contractors, Etc

The directors of the Merchants associ-
alton, at a meeting held August 18th,
decided TO sell the entire seating capacity
which was buiit around SiXth-street park
during last La Fiesta to the highest bid
der. The lumb bor is stored at Athletic
park, cor. Seventh and Alameda sts..
where it can be inspected. Address all
bids to J. Z. Waldeck, secretary.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Rednndo'S EaYnrite Resort

coe on south Main street, has lust opened
the Buffalo at Redondo. on Front street,
opposite the Santa Fe depot. Everybody
likes Billy Rogers, and his thousands of
friends all over Southern California will
be glad to know where to find him. He
will give you a royal welcome.
The herald., 1895-08-18

Terminal island. Los Angeles Termi-
nal railway. Sunday trains leave Los An
geles s, 9:05, 0:40 a. m. and :05, sis p m.
Last train leaves beach at 6 :45 pm. Ve-
netian lady orchestra will play all day at
ravilon. Best bathing on the coast
Good meals at reasonable rates at pavil-
ion. Rowing and sail boats at reasonable
rates. Round trip, soc.
The herald., 1895-08-18
A Band for East Side Park

Tne enterprising young men of East
Los Angeles are about to organize a brass
band. One OF the first undertakings will
be to give concerts in the East Side park
every Sunday afternoon. Professor Con-
ner will be the leader.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Boys Wear

Vacation time is rapidly drawing to
close so is our time to unload our
tables of the immense stock of boys
clothing still on hand. Many lines
are broken. .nd these we offer at
greatly reduced prices. We will need
every inch of room we can possibly
rake and scrape up for the fall arriv-
ais. In order to get rid OF the pres
ent stock we submit the following
prices, and they are so low that We
are positive that you will buy now,
whether you need them or not.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Boys Suits, $2.25

Fully two dozen different styles and
patterns OF all wool Cheviots, Cassi-
meres and Tweeds to select from :;
single aud double-breasted Jackets
double knees and seats in trousers,
patent elastic Wristbands. The pri ce
of these suits formerly was $3.50 to 81.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Shirts and Drawers, 81. so each

German Sanitary Underwear, made
of the pure natural color wool; no
dye and NOT medicated, ADVERTISE
ments to the contrary reading being
all bosh and misrepresentation
They are simply the pure and una
dulterated natural wool made up.
Summer and fall weights.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Shirts and Drawers, $1.o5 each

The HOhenzollern Sanitary Woolen
System Co.'S Woolen Underclothes.
These garments are guaranteed Pure
Wool. All weights, spring and sum-
mer. One hours soaking in 100 deg.
Fahrenheit water is all that is nee es-
sary for washing; no rubbing at all.
Autumn and fall weights in these
shirts and drawers are $2.25 each per
garment
The herald., 1895-08-18
Shirts and Drawers, So each

The Lewis Company Jersey ribbed,
all pure wool underwear; the high
est quality goods OH tn. marx ct.
Perfect itting, sxtra fashioned and
tailor trimmed garments that are a
comfort to the wearer. This season s
goods reduced from $3.50 per garment.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Shirts and Drawers, $1.25 each

American Hosiery Cos reform cot
ton Unde wear; made from the
choicest long fiber cotton, by special
process. Hygienic clothing that
does not shrink or become hard by
washing; soft, warm and elastic.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Seashore Suits, 6oc

Handsomely trimmed and finished
Galatea Cloth Suits in kits ana pants,
light effects. Not very many left
but what there are were worth up to
$3.50 per suit.
The herald., 1895-08-18

Blanche Cox, we'll educated and lady
like Salvationist. has been sent to Jail for
thirty days for disturbing the peace of
Colorado Springs by open air meetings.s,
The herald., 1895-08-18
Mems Nightrobes, 6Sc each

The Faultless brand; patent gusset
and facings; embroidered fronts;
extra heavy twilled white goods.
Reduced from 81 each.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Jersey Sui Is, $1.o5

All wool. summer weight, fleece
lined, in the most serviceable OF
shades. Refer. blouse and vestee
fashions OF jackets; sizes s to 10
years; reduced frcm IS per suit.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Palace in the Skies

Is the new term for Echo M ountain
house. Mt. Lowe railway connects this
house with the Terminal and Santa Fe
trains. See Mount Lowe railway tim
table, this paper.
The herald., 1895-08-18
For the Men

The usual number of unusual and
crowd bringing specalties to make
this sale magnetic in its attractive
ness. In mems underwear we pre-
sent only partial list of our large
lin es of high-grade standard Ameri-
can and European makes. Prices
everywhere in this department have
been greatly reduced. An early in
spection is solicited.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Boys Pants, 45c

The best value ever offered in the
city Of Los Angeles goes on sale
bright and early Monday morning.
You will save moro than the price
on every pair you buy; all sizes !;
many KINDS.
The herald., 1895-08-18
70 uave Suits, $l.o5

Pin-check mixtures, cuffs and front
OF jacket EN- mbroidered; very swellest
Of ga~mants. Reduced from 81.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Boys Suits, $1.5O

Pin-check Cheviot mixtures; double
breasted jacket and strongly made
pants. An extra pair of trousers
free Of charge.
The herald., 1895-08-18
The Warship 1onterey VIII Be at Santa
Monica

means of steamer transfer of passengers
between warship and Nam moth wharf
will be provided by the Southern Pacific
company. Only line to Port Los Angeles
where the Monterey will anchor.
The herald., 1895-08-18
ITEMS Shirts, 95c each

Falls City make Of fine Percale Shirt
ings in various colored stripes and
dots. Separate collars and cuffs;
laundered. Actual value, $1.50 each.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Boys Caps, SOC

The kind that ladies can also wear
Just received. The greatest variety
of styles and colors-yachting, boat
ing or bicycling; see them; very
nobby!
The herald., 1895-08-18
A Daring and Thrilling Deed

A full line of lunch goods can be had
at H. Je7ne's
The herald., 1895-08-18

Lace curtains done up for SOC per pair.
Drop postal; will call and deliver. Lace
Curtain Laundry. SIG East Eighth street.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Beauty Is

Beauty IS
but skin deep, but isn't it great
comfort to know that We can make
ourselves beautiful and
See Ourselves
as others see us. Beauty is certainly
as much, il not more, admired in wo-
man MS any quality OF mind or char
acter. If nature has not treated you
as we'll as your more beautiful sister,
bear in mind that scientific chemistry
has now become natures strongest
rival and can narmlessly repair the
evil.
Anita Cream, soc
Removes freckles, tan, sunburn and
all blem ishes OF the face and skin |;
most delightful preparation.
La Cigale Cream, SOC
A perfectly harmless liqui face pow
der; delightfully."- perfumed-white
and flesh.
Oriental Balm, S5c
A liquid face bleach OF great beautify-
ing power, specially adapted TO hide
any blemishes of whatever nature to
any complexion.
VeIveteen Face Powder, 25c
Delightfully."- soft and perfectly harm
/ less; charming beauty powder, in
white and flesh tints. Artistically
applied it imparts the velvety soft
ness of peach.
Cucumber Cream, soc
To frequentsrs of beach and seaside
it is simply invaluable as a soothing
lotion for the face. As face bath it
IS far superior to the softest rain
water and the rarest soaps.
Violet Ammonia, 75c
Our pure California Violet perfumed
ammonia is just the thing tor toilet
and bath use. 1t produces wonder
fully refreshing cooled sensation.
Don't Scratch
Use "Saelfoff, that wonderful liquid
preparation of that eminent physi-
clan and surgeon DR.. Hartman OF
New York. 1t is natural destroyer
of feas and mosquitoes. Price, only
25 cents per bottle.
Pure, Sure, Cure
Powdered borax, per pound, - cents.
Powdered bicarb soda, per ID &c
Powdered alum. per pound, 10 cents
Powdered sulphur, French, per ID, SC.
Pure cream of tartar, per lb, 40c.
Pure sugar OF milk, German, per lb, SOC
Rochelle salts, per pound, 40 cent.
Epson salts, per pound, 5 cents.
Ground soap bark, per pound, 20 cents.
Whole soap Dark, per pound, II cents.
Chloride lime, per pound, 10 cents.
Magnesia carbonate, 1-S pound, s. cents.
Peroxine hydrogen, per pound, 45c.
Peroxide hydrogen, q pound, 30 cents.
Peroxide hydrogen, a pound, 20c.
Koch's SarsaparilIa
63 cents bottle.
Scott's Compound
Celery-Coca-Cinchonia
rs cents bottle.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Tricycles, $3.50 upwards

Gendron Iron Wheel Co., Toledo,
Ohio. makers; $3.50 to $1,000 each.
These are the very safest wheels
made and are prices fully 33 1-3 per
cent off regular catalogue rates. Sim
liar Crude wheels sell for from $500 to
S13 so each elsewhere.
The herald., 1895-08-18
We Control

the sale OF these celebrated makes OF
footwear and carry at all times COM
plete line Of all fashionable shapes.
The herald., 1895-08-18
Baby Carriages, 50. %

Has shellacked hardwood body OF
oak-stained reed, iron wheels; uphol-
stored in fancy sateen; brussels car
pet bottom satin parasol with pinked
edges. Patented adjustable bed, to
be so used when necessary and other
wise used as a comfortable back sup
port. T-a regular catalogue price il
$3.50.
The herald., 1895-08-18
; NOteWOrthieS
for the dining-rcom.

~ l\OlCWUI llIlCS
for the dining.rcom.
Satin Damask, soc yard
A superior all-purs.linsn satin dam
ask; 50 inches wide, a yard and three
quutters, handsome designs, bleached
and unbleached.
Huck Towels 10 2.3c each
One and a nalf inch hemstitched
ends "a pure, reauy to use linen huck-
abuck face towel, one and a quarter
yards long and hall o yard wide.
Linen Napkins, 81 per dozen
Regular dinner size; all pure German
linen, satin damask, handsome de-
signs.
5 T1emOrabilia
That's Latin for five OF the best
thirgs to be remsm bered. Plain
English is, Don't forget to rsmem,
Der these five good Things"
Percale Shirtings, II 12-c yard
Extreme novelties in even stripes of
various sizes, and new com binations
in yard wide, warranted. fast color,
English Shifting Percales. Just ar
rived.
Illuminated Suitings, l5c yard
Tho very newest thing in wash dress
stufs. material that feels like silk,
looks like silk, crackles like silk and
wears like silk, but it isn't silk. 1t
is a wash material.
Taffeta Moire, Csc yard
The lovsliest flower designs, black |
dress and skirt material shown this
season. Resem bles very heavy
watered silk, yet really is most sea-
sonabls sum mer weight-wash stuff.
Zephyr Suitings, 8 1.3c yard
All OF this seasons arrivals that sold
for or had been reduced to 15c per
yard, now on sale for 1-3c per yard.
Wash Stuffs, 15c yard
Wash goods as advertised character |
ICES this sale of white and fancy
washable dress stlffs-Figured st satins, i
striped organdies, Irish dimities,
French swisses and ba:istes IN large
variety OF choice designs marked /
down from 25 cents and upwards per
yaro.