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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14
NEW CASTLE NEWS


Correspondence of tho Republican.
-s5a5 New CASTLE, June IA, 1895,
The Independence Day celebration com
mtttees are looking Hike tigers and IL ia
safe to cay that grand success Is alread y
assured. or course In tho arrangement s
little obstaclas and reverses are sure to
arise, but when the committee meets next
tuesday evening, I. is safe 10 say that a
satisfactory report will bs presented
The famous Friendship Conclaye No 3l%
Moguilion Band. will turn out IN tile
grand parade. Their cults Will be unia ne
and the music the best. The re- IL TOO
much hard sayings in use at present II
tine z. A. G. does not want to parade then
let 1t stay at Its CLUB house. und II the
Citizens Cornet Band does not want to
play for the citizens for less than ell5,
that Is all rig ht. but do not use harsh
words towards the organizations. There
are others.
John i. Stoops. the lending business
man In town, aaid lust evening That
siness Ia getting better In New Castle.
During the last month he sold 40 per cent
more goods than during the same month
year ago. Among tho lines of goods he
eoid over 5000 pieces OF wall paper and
yesie day he suld Is gasoline stovcs.
IhitI speaks pretty good for New Castle
NOW That harvest 10 near at hand he re-
celved over 100 bales of manila binder
twlhe. He says what sold last year at o
CENTS will go at 6ts cents this year. Good
new3 for farmers sure
The funeral of James Duncan took place
this morning. Interment was made In ST.
Peters Cemetery.
Ihe Committee OF Emmanuel Church
Workers was hard at work last night, deco.
rating the to hall for the strawberry
FESTIVAL. which begins tonight Over 600
Tickets have been sold anu they expect TO
sell ut least fifty gallons OF Ice cream,
which they Will secure from w H. Can.
non.
The Single Tax Club OF Philadelphia
backed by other organizations. intend to
swarm the neighborlng tows Tomorrow
sVelling with speakers. prominent
speaker Will address public meeting
opposite the Mayors Office. stanton,
Newport, Newark and other towns Will
nave the same thing and on Sunday tie
speakers will meet and hold u dsmonslra.
tion iii Wilmington.
Down wih every foreign rug,
Up with our American flag.
Door and window acreens. 200 up; oil
cloth. loo; mattings, 100, up; carpets, 3Oc.
up; CUPS and 6 sauoers for % cents ut
Stoops.
st. Poters Church will hold the usual
June devotlons this evening In honor OF
the Sacred Heart.
Messrs Lancaster and Conner caught
lis pounds Of carp yesterday.
David Bouden and Theodore Hanf will
sail for Europe III July.
At least 200 persona will go on the bands
moonlight excursion to Delaware City to.
morrow night. Wallace Cannon will be
one OF the singers at the concert.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14
For Il nice sprng SUIT cal. on L. Heiss,
No, 4 l.. 81 street.

InfantsT Shoes l5c.
lntituts1 Fine Inn Shoes $50.
CEiidrell's Pat Tip Button 39o
Tan hh0es Tor children sizes TO II. soc,
School hloes 59e.
Misses h!o. s. button, G9e.
Misses Tan SHOES. button b0e.
Ladies' Button Pat. lip Shoes, 75e
LADIES Fine Slues. duh or bright dom
goia. 10 styles to stlaet from, Csc.
Ladies' oxford Ties black or tun 49,
Boys Lice S6oes. 5Gc
Mems SHOES, lace or cong, all styIe
toes, Csc.
Mems Ian Shoes. Csc
Ladies' serge Slippers 25c.
Odr -uceess HASN'T turned our heads
We 20 Rig Ht along giving yuu tile mos
reindrkaol . bars tn5 ever heard Of and
propose tb fight IL out on this liae, wheth.
or tho otter uealers like IL or no..
BE suie|of the Hight piaga. Bloomal's
Yellow R1ont, III King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14
Highest Of all in Leavenng Power-Lae U. S. Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY pUwE


Star Publishing Co.. 2il-2I3 Madison
Street Chicago. will issue June co. How
Marcus Whiteman Saved Oregon with
sketches OF Life on the Plalns and Noun.
tains in Pioneer Days" by o. W. Nixon.
A. NJ, NJ D., President and Literary Edi~
tor of the Chicago Inter Ocean, with In.
PRODUCTION by Rav. Frank W. Gunsaulus.
ID D.. LII d. illustrated. Octave. Veil
lGm Cloth. S1.75. All bo okaellers.
Also on July 1. Lives aud Campaigns
of Grant and Lee" com mparison and
contrast of the Deeds and Characters OF
the Two Great Leaders In the OWL War.
by =, W. 0delt. with Introductory remin-
isenees by MaiorGeneral o. o.Howard and
Bishop John F. Newman. Profusely II.
lustrated- Subscription edition Large
Octave.
Sixty organs. many OF them as good 40
new. by the best makers. such as Wilcox
x White, Estey, Mason & Hamlin. etc.
from go to $50. Easy payments. Robe.
len and Co.. No. ITO Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

WASHINGTON, June l4.--The effort to
settle the estate of the late Fred Douglass
out OF court apparently has been unsuc-
oessful. Nathan Sprague, whose wife Is
one OF Mr.. Douglass children and heirs,
says suit to enforce her rights will bo
begun in few days. She will make the
widow and her brother Lewis H. Doug
lass, the administrators under the will. dc.
PENDANTS. Mr.. Sprague says that the
widow, by the most recent arran gements,
As to get about everything in sight-that
rs, If there is not a proper intervention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

SOUTHAMPTON, juno l4.-Britannia ana
Ailsa started yesterday in race for large
yachts under the auspices of the Royal
Southampton Yacht club The course Is
furty-four miles long. Ailsa allowed
Britannia min. 42 secs. At the start
Mr.. Walkers yacht led tine Prince of
Wales cutter by few seconds. While
Britannia was leading coming down the
Solnnt Ailsas iib split and she was com
PEELED to abandon the race Niagara did
not race
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14
To Raise Rolling MIL Workers, wage,

CLEVELAND, June IA Tho Cleveland
Rolling Mill company yesterday posted
notices to the effect that the wages of all
she laborers and mechanics employed In
she works would be raised after Saturday
next. The laborers, between 500 and 800
In number, will be increased from sl12x
per day to ,25 and the mechanics will re.
osive general advance of 10 per cent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

WASHINGTON, june li-President Glove.
land signed an order prepared by the civil
service commission whereby about 9, 800
positions in the government printing Of
flee are put within the classified civil SER
vice, This addition will bring the total
number of positions coming under the
civil service in this country to approxi-
mately 10000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14


At Haklcton 1s innings)-P Pottsville, O.;
Hazietoll, 7. At Lancaster Reading, Il;
Lancaster, l. There WIS no game between
harrison rs and Allentown, the Harris
burg clu having dsbanded.
Harrisburg has disbanded.
The fhtlies arc playing marbles, They
don't play ball.
john McaIahon will probably not pitch
at all This season for baltimore. His arm
is in ooot shape and there are rumors that
1t Is gone'enLlreiy.
If The lhllles lose to- o-day and Wishing.
ton and Droukiym win Il wins men will
80 down to tenth place.
Manager hapuun has signed with Tor
ronto.
Lousy|lla couldn't and the Phlllios
woul0n'tIpln ball yesterday.
Second basaman Ch,l'5. or tho disband-
ed Harrisburg, has signed with HazlnLon.
lie VIII llll the position al short stop In
which thHre is Il wldo gap ub present.
Watch 1he phenomenal Willie Laach to
morrow.
Catudei will wed strike outs to morrow.
Now, Rockford bang nome houors
from Baltimore.
'Stogyp Ferguson will Introduce his
two bagAers to morrow.
lhe Pillsbnrg baltimore and Cincinnati.
Washington games were postponed on
account dt rain.
Almost any club In the State Lsngue
could have beaten Louisville yesterday
WeyhlIlg aud McDofmott Will ptnh for
Louisville TO day, ami CGrsey ana Tayior
for the PAillies,
McGiii pitched good bal! yesterday.
most of he hits male off his delivery be-
ing scratch
thapeile's friends are still sending in
votes.
Every : ote aftor the first five will ap.
pear daily.
Leachs friends will 10 heard from on
Monday.
The Y. hl G. A. has dark horse IN the
vote contbst
Rockford will make a hard fight TO: the
watch.
1he Tigers base ball Cub, New Ca9tlp,
wculd Like Io l5ar from aii clubs under II
years OF age. Address challenges TO T.
Blidgewater 2. . BoX III. Tie club is
composed of the following players:
liz dge water, catcher; Stewart, pitcher;
Ford prt stop; IoDin, second base;
Fleming, SECOND Dasa; Mhithpws third
base; Beeker, left field White, centre
iieldj Garln right field.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, June IA
10 alstHct 60 has granted Mrs Julia
a. ...Ian Boles, of California, a di.
xorce, with $4,000 alimony, from Richard
Johnson Boles, a wealthy mining man Of
this city, on the ground of desertion. Mrs.
Clara Foltz, the female lawyer of San
francisco, appeared for the complainant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14
Lecture by Rev. j. d. q, nnupn.

Rev. j. d. G. Hanna, of Union Church
OF this city, will deliver his lecture. fThe
Ups aud Downs of Home Life Mt fhe
CLAYTON NJ. Il. Church on next Monday
evening June l1th. The lecture embraces
u wide range of subjects and Ineidents In
amase and entertain, that will be worth
nearing There Will be W pictures twenty
feet equare. = w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

w HHNbEiHtiuu IDfHtIfPmrn.
There will he no relief association for
siok and disabled tlremen. The move,
which has been on foot for several months
for such an organization, was abandon
last night at meeting of the tiremen
In the Phoenix engine house, and the
meeting adjourned sine die II was an.
n0uneed that organization would not be
permanently effected until fifty nance
were secured, but only half that number
OF names had been secured
The organization was originally known
as the Delaware States Firemen's associa.
ton and was prominent factor In ar
ranging for the parades here.
AT the meeting hold In October last 1t
was decided to change the name and
make il a beneficial association. Joseph
*. Adams. George Sasse, Amos Eastburn
and several others worked hard to make
the organization success but the tiremen
would not take hold OF the scheme. The
business OF the society was moved salts.
faetorily.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

ANsELM. N. D., June IA "A phenome-
nal hailstorm destroyed thousands of acres
of grain In the eastern portion of Ransom
county. The storm was sixteen miles long
and six miles wide. Hnilstones as big as
hens eggs fell to tho depth of six Inches.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

KENO, Texas, June 14-Alex White and
John Cherry, murdercrs of an old pumper
named johnson, were lynched by "a crowd
OF citizens during the night. The effects
OF the murdered man were found on the
negroes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

SYDNEY, June 1.-THE assembly has
passed. on its second reading, the customs
bill which abolishes the duties imposed in
1851, and virtually establishes free trade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

1000 lbs Havana Shorts for sale at S.
W. corner Second and Shlpley streats, at
20 cen ts a pound. City Market Cigar Eac.
tory. II. Il. BOURBON, prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

At Buffalo-Bufalo o: Rochestor q
AT Sprih .sfield Springfield, I; Scrnnton
/. At Observation-Disclosures .: Torontn /
AZ Providence-Provldence, 8; Wilkes
barre. q.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14
BASE BALL NEWS.

This cdtuinn will be devoted to Baso Ball
news. ALI news concerning the clubs Ia re
spectfully solicited. Address all comnuni
cations 70 "Base Ball Editor,n Republican
oinoe.l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

The ladies OF East Lake Presbyterian,
Church will give a strawberry festival on
June l3, IA and is. The public la invited
Aamlsei ON free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

New YoRK, June i3,-European cables quote
American steers at ll4i2c., dressed weight;
refrigerator beef, ei4Dl0bc. Calves weak:
poor to prime veals, S4a625 Sheep higher;
tambs active and firm; poor to prime sheep,
$l. so. common to good lambs, S4Qt6 IS;
no prime or choice offered. Hogs lower at
N.76dt5
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, June Ia = load
Of fairly good butchers cattle sold at Si.2l
veal calves strong and heavy; good, S5.5016
light to fair. S4.251b525 81 Hogs slow and lower
dor Workers, steady for others; Workers. $3.50
@4.10; packers, mediums and heavy, s475b
A.e0; roughs, S]78ae4 10; pigs 81 .5G69i.60 Sheep
and lambs strong and higher for all kinds;
top wothers. eaG4.6O fair TO good mixed sheep.
96D3bo; common to fair, S2.50lI2 so; fancy
$earlingB, s4a5aD4 40; fair to good, S35Ol3.75;
spring lambs, Sa.50aes5.
Clrds are out for the Wedding OF Mise
Emme Manldin Wilson. OF Georg getown,
10 Mr. Robert Thomas Cochran, Jr. of
Midd'etown. on:Wednesday. June Goth. at
= O'Clock in Westminster Presby teran
Church at Georgetown.
Miss Hattie rIne Stack of PHILADELPHIA is
the guest of New Castle friends
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New York and
philadelphia Exchangea.

NEW YORK, June l3.-Speculation on the
Stock Exchange continues TO display a fair
hegree of activity, and the upward movement
of prices is still unch ecked. Closing bids
Del. g. Hudson-.l2a3l N Y Central -. loe96
p, L. d W,........l62 n, Y. d. N. En-. 44l4
Erie e......,,,....,,., l05s Pennsylvania -. So
Lake Erie d W.. 2i4 Reading ,.,.......... 04
Aehigh Nay........ 4dY St Paul.......... sss5
Lehigh Valley. 3sts w. N. Y. d. Pa. lSS
New Jersey Cen ..iUUt6 West Shore.....I07
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

Their Eleventh nnd seventh Birthdnys.
large number OF young people were
en- tertained by Thomas W. Nuiford, Jr,
and ID. Eta Florence Mulford at the home
OF their parents on Adams street last
night. the occasion being the eleventh and
seventh birthdays, respectively. OF the
children, After the playing OF comes
refreshments wei served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

DR.. Slmms, No. 6o5 King street, has a
worm medicine which is tho best on the
market. Try bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

There were several races at Hare's Cor.
ner on Thursday afternoon. bot as the
time was mnde. The mare 1rixtey be-
longing to Wm. Stafford carried off the
honors IN the 9. 40 class. There was q
little dispute over the matter, and the
Parties who were beaten can bring their
nags over to Hazel bell next Thursday. II
they wish to have the starch fully taken
out of them. There will also be race at
Hazel Dell OH the 4th Of July.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14
THE VOTE.


YESTE RDAY's BASEBALL GAMES
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-14

Miss katho rine Stack of Philadelphia is
the guest of New Castle friends.
The herald., 1895-07-07
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, JULY Z,

Poulson. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clark,
Rev. and Mrs. Dennsn. Misses Dennsn,
Mrs. and Miss Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. Mofistt. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. g. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Lsmuel
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Keilam. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. T. Jacobs, Mrs. and Miss Mayo,
Mr.. and Mrs. West, Mrs. and Miss Pear
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fay, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
p. Rhoades, Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs.
and Miss Furbush. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruck,
Mrs. and Miss Vosburg. Mr.. Fabian. Mr..
and Mrs. Gould, DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Buell.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sanborn, Miss Hill,
Mrs. e. I. Jones of Lafayette, Ind, Mrs.
and Miss Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper,
Misses Cressey, Clark, Kirkpatrick. Worm,
Fisher, Miss Lena Cressey, Whitney,
Stoneman, Macneil. Fraser, Hubbard,
Hull, Miss Nora Hull. Murphy. Kayser,
Jones, Miss Jennie Jones, Miss Pepper,
Miss Lizzie Pepper. Miss Jacobs. Miss
Gay Jacobs. Miss West. Miss Fern West.
Miss Zella Fay. Miss Cynthia Fay, Miss
Mather. Rhoades. stansbury. Miss Minnie
Stansbury, Cogswell, Miss Sarah Cogswell,
Miss Mamie Young Messrs. Jones,
Pierce. King, Fisher, Rhoades. Stone
man.. Sanborn. Fraser, Hubbard, Fay,
Eli Fay, harris.
The herald., 1895-07-07

hall to the students OF the art school
Wednesday evening. July Sd.
Mrs. B. G. Truman and Miss Truman
are guests at the Redondo hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pridham and
John o. Wheeler are visiting Redondo.
Miss Wadoilove is sojourning at Hotel
del Monte and later will 60 to Castle
Crags.
Herr and Madam Thilo Becker have
taken q house ON Fair Oaks avenue, Pas
adena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prayer are located
at Santa Monica for the months of July
and August.
Mrs. Kate Tupper Galpln will teach
mathematics and literature at Casa de
Rosas next year.
A pretty wedding took place on July
4th at the cathedral of st. Vibiana. the
contracting parties being Miss May Nor
ley and MIR. J. T. Lugo. After the cere-
mony refreshments were served at the
brides home, where number of friends
had Assem- bled to greet the bride and
groom. A most enjoyable time was had
by those present.
A cable was received by William Hoylc
yesterday announcing the following
marriage: On the 9Th inst, at the church
of st. Marylof the Angels, Westmoreland
Hoyle of Los Angeles, Cal, second son of
Villa ami Hoyle of Ell Toro. CAL. to Miss
Zara LilIas, third daughter of the late j.
d. Campbell and Mrs. d. Vargas de Camp
bell of 81 Pembridge square. London,
England, and Tacna, Peru. The bride is
a sister of Mrs. L. Petrie Hoyle of Ell
Toro.
The herald., 1895-07-07
man. Menifee
A Musical Recentlon


Miss Coleman, who has just returned
from Boston, whore she has been pursu'
ing her musical studies for the past two
years under the instruction of B. ]. Lang
was given very delightful reception by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Cogswell at their res
idence, ll38 South Flower street. Inc
house was crowded to excess by those
anxious to meet Miss Coleman. The pro,
gramme was excellent throughout. and
Miss Coleman moro than fuinlled tne
promise she gave two years ago: In ner
first number she showed herself a true
artist in touch, expression and techniaue,
and in her second, composition by Miss
Margaret Lang, she gave perfect renoi-
tion OF q most charming thought Ar
moniously worked out. The following
programme was enjoyed by the many
Son Pereda, Son Ricco. verdi-Mr.
Cogswel.
Allegro from Gwin concerto. Saint
Saens-Miss Coleman.
a. l. Eco. Eckert; b. This and That,
Poutel-Miss Fern West.
Quartette, Rock Bye Baby, Neidlinger
Misses Lizzie Pepper, Cogswell, Pepper,
Shields.
a. Habanera, from Carmen, Bizet; b.
Who'll Buy NY Blaokberries, Annie Bar
nette-Miss Susie Cogswell.
Petit Roman. Margaret Ruthven Lang
Miss Coleman.
O. lie Parlate d Nor, Faust, Gounod: b.
ssia1s. K,thlssn rav0urn''n' Crouch : Miss
Duet. Ah, 81, 81. Marito Mic. Crispino
G Comare, Ricci-Miss Pepper, Mr.. Cogs-
The herald., 1895-07-07
THE POLITE WORLD

Il was on the lawn OF one OF our hand
me Los Angeles homes that they we're
ated. somo putting the finishing
uches TO the dainty accessories OF their
inner gowns, others were doing fancy
DTk, all of them chatting. and all debut.
ties and as pretty and fresh looking
CUP of girls as one would care to see.
very topic of conversation had been dis
Issed ana lull In the constant hum OF
ices was taken advantage of by an in.
'lent pretty girl in the hammock, who
sctrihed her companions with renewed
tersst in the self assured remark Of II
onder how he will propose2" He!
ho?" they all exclaimed In one breath.
Why hel some one, any one." for OF
urse we will all have proposals this
INNER. It's all well enough to talk
,out young mans fancy turning to
loughts Of love in the sprinstlme. but it's
% shady nook, the secluded corner OF
10 hotel veranda after dreamy waltz,
Q moonlight drive or row at some sum.
er resort that clinches the thought
Id consummates it into a proposal.
''Now know all about proposals. have
sen making inquiries and l was told by
y married sister and she knows, that
a man commences by calling you his
.rling, says he worships you, adores
,u. that he cannot begin to tell you hcw
uch he loves you, that you are more
him than anything in the world. he
over lived till he met you and ends by
ling you If you will only be his he
i'll be your devoted slave forever. Now
iris you say no to him and he threatens
blow mis- brains out. don't be alarmed
the least for that kind of a proposal
cans that he is saying to himself that
,u are rather a nice girl, that he has
ad his fling. that he had better marry
ou, and settle down, that he has no
oubt but what you and he will get along
ell enough together. that is if you ar
ot too particular about clubs, nights 0 /
I'd don't ever want your own way"
There was shade OF disappointment
Id unbelicf exposed In every face fos
le proposal belief savorsd Of undying
we. and suicidal intent. il met with op-
osition, was dear to their innocent little
carts and each one resolved that II such
III to her lot she wonld say ''yes" il for
o other reason than to say no later and
unish such hypocrisy.
The herald., 1895-07-07
WESTLAKE PARK
An Excellent Programme for Today's Open
Air Cnucert

An Excellent Programme for Today's Open
Air Concert
The following programme will be pre-.
sented by the Los Angeles Military band
at Westlake park this afternoon under
the direction OF Mr.. George Cam:
March, Hulddigungs, Unlath.
Waltz. Loves Golden Dream, Lennox
Bonheur.
4 Overture, The Drummer Of the Guard
Till.
sNocturne, Monastery Bells, Leful
Weely.
Sleection from Bohemian Girl, Balfe.
Polka di concert, Sans Falcon, v. G.
Seidel.
Intermission.
Overture, Poet and Peasant. Fr. Suppe
Pccolo solo, Mr.. Greorge Cam.
: Waltz, Golden Shower, Waldtepfel.
Selection from Army Chaplain, Mil
locher.
March, Hungarian, DR.. Hartmann.
Galop, Unit, H. P. Seavey.
The herald., 1895-07-07
For the Syracuse Cycle

cially elated over their success in winning
the great Santa Monica road race, July
4th. An honor to any wheel. Mr.. Knip.
penberg is a prominent memb ber Of the
Los Angeles Wheelmen and. the Los An.
geles Athletic club. and is always ready
to do his share of hustling to promote
legitimate sport.
"Knip" leaves for tine east in few
days to look into several propositions in
the wheel line for 1896. and should the
ons which meets his fancy allot him tc
Los Angeles he will continue to make
many new friends.
The herald., 1895-07-07

One of the most prominent and popu-
lar cycle agents of Los Angeles is genial,
hustling Will Kniprenberg of Syracuse
fame. Mr.. Knippenberg's wheel was not
known upon the coast in 1894, but is to-
day undoubtedly the best known and
most thoroughly advertised mount in
the west. owing to "Knip's" "git up and
git" qualities. "Knip" is local consul of
the l.. A. W. and has done much for the
furtherance of this organization in South
ern California. He and all other Syra-
cuse people and their many friends in
all walks in life in Los Angeles are espe
The herald., 1895-07-07
NEARLY FORTY. EIGHT MILLIONS
The Value Of City Property According to
the City Assessor

The Value Of City Property According to
the City Assessor
City Assessor Hull has about completed
the work upon the assessment rolls.
The footings will be completed about
Tuesday evening. The totals will aggre-
gate about $4S, 600. 900. A reduction OF
something like % per cent has been made
in the valuation OF buildings over four
years old and reduction OF 10 per cent
on buildings between four and two years
old. The value OF property on Spring
street, between First and Third, on
South Broadway and in the immediate
residence districts has been raised, while
corresponding reductions have been
made in the neighborhood of Sonora
town. The assessment rolls show an
increase of 100 persons more owning real
estate within the city limits this year
over the figures of last year.