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The evening world., 1895-06-20
Palm Garden for the Park.

palm garden. like that at Frankfort on. the
Main Is to he laid out in the northeast corner
~ CeG'ral Park between one Hundred and Sec
ond and one Hundred and Tenth streets Tn.
dimensions Of the garden viii PROBABLY be ? 0O1
by !. coo feet, Park Commissioner king sAil.,
to-day Tor Europe 10 study botanical gardens
there. and 10 pick up 'e~ points on pal
tree Inc Proposed garden will be open All
the year and no admission Zee will be charged
The evening world., 1895-06-20
W00DHULL CASE DROPPED.
Zula's Lawyer DiscOntinues the
DirpOss~ss PrOceedinKs.

In the Eleventh District Court, before
Justice O'Gorman, this morning Attorney
John Townshend, appearing for Miss Zula
Woodruff, discontinued the d!spossess
proceedings brought against DR. g. S.
Welles, Of .os West Seventy-second
street.
Miss Woodruff is the niece OF Banker
John Bddulph Martin.
The evening world., 1895-06-20
Toy shoes for a Wee Midget

BURLINGTON. y. j.. June .o-The midget 50,
OF Reed b, Porce h three months old. At the
time Of his birth he excited much comment
The child vas weighed Yesterday and tipped m,
NAlss 81 two pounds and eight ounces A DALI
OF shoes Hhds by one OF the man nufacturers here
tor the child are the en- allies. ever msnusaeturea
The sole msasares two tnchss a1a QsArtsg, Tts
shil1 y u exeallsnt health.
The evening world., 1895-06-20
CONLIN AFTER CAPTAINS.
FatrOlmen Detailed to Report the
Condition of Precincts.

Nearly a score OF policemen whom ,he
Acting Chief Is confident may be relied
upon to perform an intrusted mission.
appeared at Police Headquarters and
were summoned into his private office
The patrolmen are to be detailed in
citizens clothes and their whole duty
win be 10 report daily the exact oon-
Acting Chief win know then Just what
captain Is doing his whole duty and Just
what one Is not
The evening world., 1895-06-20
STOKES GETS CLAREMONT.
Granted the Privilege by the Park
Hoard Until Oct. I.

The Park Commissioners this morning
pa assed resolution granting f. s.
Stokes the privilege OF the Claremont
Hotel, In Riverside Park. until Oct. /
next
The Commissioners gave as a reason
for their action, their desire to avoid
legal complications.
The evening world., 1895-06-20
Unines VIII Contest.

The contest ovsr the will Of Mary Elizabeth
Haines. brought by Mrs Julia Floyi-Jones dis
inherited daughter. was called for trial In the
surrasa,es Court to-day. Mrs, Haines died last
MAY. leaving an estate valued at $3.50 900 Her
property was beaueathed 10 her husband and
three children. Mrs. Flyod- Jones alleges that
her mother was Influenced against her. and ais,
that she vas mentally incapable OF executing q
The evening world., 1895-06-20
TOO POOR TO BURY HIM.
Bencdict Clark's Parents Keep His
Dead Body Four Days.

The police notified the Health Board
to-day that the dead body OF a colored
child named Benedict A. Clark has been
lying at S33 Third avenue since Sunday.
The police say that the people are too
poor TO pay the funeral expenses.
The evening world., 1895-06-20

Strong and myself" said the Commits
sioner, land any reports Of a disagree
ment between us IL false, We are on the
best OF terms and I believe the Mayor
istration, and that the people are salts
fed with n "
The evening world., 1895-06-20

sup, " hAoy. " as Ihsah. Asylum. o.
p5r;-d 20 Tie C,ronsrs otnos ts-eAy lh.. John
swanson AZ inmate u DE Es,lilsa. commit ID
suicide q = e'e!ses hi. mosR.Ix ty hang "a E.iI
self $40 . PORTION ~ ~ - thss' fsOm e..
y "a h., wife 81 sSi Kinssor.dss foad ~ re-.
moved 70 u. Hsrdt IE.And Asylsu from IL.
ps~iiisa q ssissTSs As-S'Ai "a ss'. 4 iss<
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Gets $4,000 for His ChiId's Death.

Morris 6odshinldt as administrator was
awarded 81 600 to-day in the Court Of Common
P.ca IN his suit against The Metropolitan Cnos.-
,o~l RAILWAY Company Tor having caused the
death Of his tye-yesf Old child Nathan Gold.
srhmia- Nss!rs Alfred and Charles SIs,klsr who
appeared counsel Tor the I.alHtr proved ina.
the chlld WAS rua over by the negligence ot the
driver.
The evening world., 1895-06-20
JUSTICE KOCH SARCASTIC.
He Tells Why He Snubbsd City
MagiStrate Crane.

Police Justice Koch paid . visit to the
Harlem Police Covrt this morning, and
to his snubbinS Of Magistrate
Crane yesterday he said:
II was not assigned to the court for
the purpose OF opening a kindergarten
to give instructions to Mayor Strong's
novices.
Moreover. In the passage Of the bill
1t was contemplated that l. as the ex-
ponent Of a vicious ard pernicious sys-
tenn. should be removed. and I thought
that at the threshold OF Magistrate
Cranes and the other angels entree il
would be wrong &c allow them 20 imbibe
any OF my vicious ways"
The evening world., 1895-06-20
vasarses Of the New CsIor Law.

white man ~snt into Ss, Bn.Lrdss saloon
st Ses sirth avenue Yesterday and under the
49, halby lsw, which provides e9u4l Aecounlod.
tions for all men. regardless of color, G-ns nd rd
drink. The saloon has been kept exclusively fq'
nagross and the regular patrons were indiTnsnl
~ the Intrusion A number OF whll. men s.uc.
sh ysv NAs passed have psIt nsgrOes to psuynlLs
oueli restaurants and saloons sa q yoxs on pro
The evening world., 1895-06-20

Basebah-Psls 0pesaAs Ts.Day
'a' 10 A'csas cs%: .ssi:s &.s. .s1xnEeEs> 1xnEeEs> y'..
The evening world., 1895-06-20
Trey shst seventy Dogs.

Tns E,issbsth. N. j.. police began their annual
s,sughts q VI aosassd aogs TUESDAY and up 70
hS siahs thsy had shot seventy of the eurs
OF sAaS ssnbss. sxv sss esa0AteAsA - TSss-
The evening world., 1895-06-20

Rsfus wstsshouss. Of ise west Pity etrh sx.-,
who died last week. bequss,hed 20 S. Luke,
Hospitai . Legacy said TO smoant to ,2OO GOV
This sum Is 70 be used 70 found a ward Tor con
q ihe t:stAssr's wife. me Mary y w.isrhouss
The evening world., 1895-06-20
Protect Ce.tr.i Park Fiok~r.

psafes o.. csaiins yssterdsy p-tit.onss the
Park Hoard. 70 forbid any oDs to csrry sowsrs or
uhruA int Central Park Numbers Of aossr.
~ claims, are stolen daily 5y people Who. when
q otsssA ~ Av brsasht tAs asssss with
The evening world., 1895-06-20
BR00kFIElO WILL STAY.
The Com si~si"n~r says He Has No
Idea of R~siEning.

Com missioner OF Public Works Brook.
hsid denied to-day that he mas any in
tention of resisnins his once.
''yaers 10 no e. 'h'- between Mayer
The evening world., 1895-06-20

on premises: rents $i2 to Sls. A. u. hEGE-
NAN h CO.. 1891 Broadway.
The herald., 1895-01-01
SOME SAMPLE CABES.

travelling Men Who Find Los Angeles
the Ltvsliest City on the Coast.
In introducing the commercial travellers to
its readers, THE HERALD means to draw the
line at croakers.
That's safe line," says Clerk jenkins of
the Hollenbeck, "for it will let in every rep
resentative OF every first class house in the
United states. When you find drummer in
the dumps, just make a note of it for the curio
department. croaking drummer is one OF
the natural curosities that Los Angeles can
not boast of at present"
And this is about the truth of the matter
The drummers who come to Southern Ca for
MA are to man mentally patterned after Will
liam r. Lett, who represents G. +. Young of
San Francisco His line is imported linens,
laces, silks, etc. He came in late Sunday
evening and brought ray OF good cheer with
him.
'I never talk hard times, not even when l
am up in San Francisco" he said Business
is always good with me, no matter where so.
What sense is there in man striking town
like cold frost, and talking hard times from
the jump? I wont listen to such talk
from the best patron have.
"Down here, of course, I never hear the
word hard times I've been coming down
here good while now, and never yet saw the
time when business was not good in my line
But Lord how things are whooping here now.
Pvc done more business today than expected
to do in a week"
They're walking. talking advertisements for
Los Angeles, these drummers. When hey go
away from here they talk Just the same way
ab out us as they do to our faces.
There's g. r. Smith, who sells fine feathers
and such things Tor big house in New York
UWhen 20 back home | am never afraid to
tell the truth about Los Angeles, he said last
evening, after he had affixed his hleroglyphics
to the Hollenbeck register.
''some people think it's bad policy TO give
away good snap. Creates mo competition
and so on. they say. But find there is room
enough in Southern California for all the COM
petition in trade you can cram into 1t. Every
new drummer in my line that comes down
here makes business better for me-"
When 1t comes to clothing men-,hat is, men
The herald., 1895-01-01

THE assassination of Frank Dobs by
Yaqui Indians is another evidence that
the Yaquis. like the Apaches, will never
get used to modern customs OF civiliza-
tion. Dobs. who was chief engineer Of
the Yaqui Indian village at the mid
winter fair, closed down and forgot to
pay the exhibitors. If men are to be
murdered for overlooking little matters
like this. there 10 need for many more
morgues in this and all other cities.
The herald., 1895-01-01

than tie promise of material things is
the spirit of unity which actustes the
people-which, seeking to make Los An
geles a magni icent city in the center OF
the most favored region of the earth,
shall also briue prosperity and hap
piness TO every inhabitant thereof.
Angeles. young or old to the stranger
who Graves onr hospitality, to him TO
whom these words shall come, by land
or sea, HAPPY NEW YEAR.
The herald., 1895-01-01

GEORGIA and ot1er southern states.
although they have suffered some dam
age by unusual weather, are responding
literally to ths call Of Nebras as desti-
tute for aid. 1t is st1ted that there are
several thousand families in North
western Nebraska that are in actual
want by reason of crop failure. What's
the matter with generous ms arted bus
mess men of THE land OF plenty needing
the cry of the needy. What say the
ch amber OF commerce and tbs board OF
trsds
The herald., 1895-01-01
THE SENATORIAL SIT UATTON.

1t il pos sibls that an alliance offsn-
ington and Colonel Mazums may dsfsat
George @. Perkins for ths United States
senate. Good men. true men, honest
men have been defeated by the Same
unholy com binstion many times in the
history of the state. II the plot sue
ceeds, however. California will stand
disgraced, dishonored; though not more
so than she ha, bean on other occas-
ions when @. P. Huutiogton and COL
onel Mazuma have combined to thwart
the interest of the peopls.
1t ia said that Hunting toms plan is to
create dissension among the delegates to
the legislature by Offering ssctinnsl can
didetes backed by the railroad inf1u-
encs. Having atampsdsd the msm bers
from Perkins to these ''fsvorite sons" it
ia planned to throw in solid phalanx
under command OF tho rsdou btabls and
usually victorious Colonel Mazuma.
In brief, it is charged. that where other
tactics and influences fail venal offsrs
will be made.
1t was Walpole who unid that every
man has his price. and the fact that
Walpole was an accurate Judge OF human
nature has been verified many times
since that willy old schemer ceased to
uee his knowledge in affairs of state.
craft. The election of Leland Stanford,
the predecessor Of Perkins in the United
States senate, WAS All exsmplfication OF
Walpollan methods supplemented by
Huntingtonian treachery--a treachery
that broke the heart OF Aaron Sargent,
who believed to the last that such service
as he had 30 uuhssitatingly and unques-
tioningly rendered to his masters would
be rewarded as those masters had prom.
ined.
In this instance it ia not the purpose
to betray ssrvilo tool. but to revenge
tho manly opposition OF Ell honest. in-
corruptible, thoroughbred gentleman.
II, however, the Huntington contin-
gent imagine that they can swerve the
delegates of Southern California from
their pledged word, they are mistaken
in their estimate of the men that have
been sent to represent the people Of this
section in the legislature. These repre-
aentstives cannot be influenced by the
absurd and specious promise OF a possi-
BILE dark horse" from Southern Cali
fornia, and any attempt at bribery in any
form will result dangerously for the
criminals who attempt 1t.
Senator Perkins declarations, as ex-
pressed in his interview with THE HER
AIDS representative. are sufficient for
the people of this section of the state.
His record on the Nicaragua canal and
his friendly attitude towards the
San Pedro hsrbor appropriation.
are familiar to the cisizsns of this sec-
tion of ths state, and even without q
specific pledge their representatives
would be in honor bound to support the
man who has so cordially advocated our
interests. A detection by the legislative
delegation OF Southern California would
be treaohery, and that is a contingency
that cannot be considered.
Senator Perkins may count upon the
Republican support of this section
the state and the cordial we'll wishes of
the entire community, irrespective of
politics.
The herald., 1895-01-01

jacent country. which is capable OF sus-
tanning dense population. the reasons
are apparent why this city is regarded
far and near as the future emporium of
the southwest and the Pacific coast.
Our people shorld not fail to sppre-
ciate their advantages nor neglect their
opportunities.
The herald., 1895-01-01
TUESDAY. JANUARY 1. 1895.

Any person acho cannot bug The Herald
at newssta1ads IN the city or in its suburbs
or on nrailroad trains. or at any place auhere
q Los angeles paper should be sold. aciU
oblige us BY reporting The fact to the Her
aid office. Los angeles.
The herald., 1895-01-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscriber
10 the Daily Herald viii be promptly discon-
lnued hereafter. No papers W IL be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
J. P. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent,
II Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, is an
authorized agent This paper is Kept on flo in
his Office
Sole Eartern Advertising Agent, 8. 2. Palmer,
Rhinelander Building, New York.
The Herald is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand. San Francisco. for &c copy.
No contributions returned.
The herald., 1895-01-01

In THESE days, when Frsnchmen 20
out on the field of honor and pump lead
into the air, it sounds little harsh to
hear OF two men in Pennsylvanis going
out IN the woods and fighting q sure-
enough duel, in which both are injured.
The Frsnch custom is the niceat.
The herald., 1895-01-01

WHILE throughout the north, the east
and acroas the Atlantic, billiards blight
the land and hurricane winds sweep the
sea, the people OF this sun kissed land
90 out in their kitchen gardens and
gather strawberries and other summer
frri tu
The herald., 1895-01-01

ALAcK, slas the irony of fate and
the elements have killed the "suuny"
aouth. Now as the planters huddle
around their firesides aud wintry blasts
and swirling snows kill vegetation, they
can tell their little onss of past years
when ths land OF Dixie was like unto
Southern California and was called
ttepnDvo
The herald., 1895-01-01
The Editor l. Afrnil.

fFrom the Cotton Chroniclel
Death is n thief who robs you of your
raiment.-Los Angeles HERALD.
We wouldn't mind it If this were all. But it
is the possibility to which death is the open
sesame that makes US tired.
The herald., 1895-01-01

THIS is the regular once year reaolu-
tion day. OF the thousands of resolves
made by millions OF people, how many
will stand the temptations OF week?
The herald., 1895-01-01
MIR. E.t, !. I. m~nt,on.d.

fFronl the San Francisco Examiner.l
Now that the question of the United States
senatorsh is up for discussion, we take
pleasure in mentioning the name of Hon.
NJ Estee.
The herald., 1895-01-01

who represent first class ready-made gentle
mems clothing houses, the Nadeau seems to
be in the lead. There's seven of them there
now, and twics that number due there before
the end of the first week in January.
on the list now are, Gerson Goldsmith of San
Francisco Harry kaufman OF New York, A.
G. Locke of Chicago, Ben Herbst-everl body
knows Ben of New York, E. B. Louisson Of
New York, and Isaac pessan of the same vii
lage.
New York can afford to be called n village
by such a busting town Los Angeles" says
pessan. 81 find this city like part of my
own. I've never seen Fifth avenue crowded
moro densely than was Spring street Just be-
fore the holidays began"
The herald., 1895-01-01
To Antiqaarians and PhilanthroPits!
LONDON PAPERS

OF the following dates:
Year.
''MERCURIE" ...158S
.sWEtKLY NEWS" 1906
I'm I64S
LONDON GAZETTE" "................ 1865
LONDON TIME6" 1905 and 1912
Conta nng stirring events of the above d ites,
such prcg ess OF The Snanish Armada and
GUY Eaw6 es plos. etc. A il will be sold for tue
BENEFIT or Los ANGELHs ORPHANS
Papers can be seen at my house i624 East
Eighth street, from Jaaua Is, 1895, until toli
g. M. MCGARRY.
The herald., 1895-01-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

BY CARRIER:
Per Week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
Per Month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
BY MAIL dncluding POSTAGE:
Daily Herald. one year. 90
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Illustrated Herald, per copy ......... 20
Entered at the Postofice at Los Angeles as
second class matter.
The herald., 1895-01-01

AT the Nadeau yesterday ]. s. Woodruff, the
Chicago shirt man, made his appearance. and
W. e. Pettes, a San Francisco shirt manufac-
turer, took quarters. Mr.. Pettes was accom-
panied by his wife. They are down on
pleasure trip
The Ledgewood brothe s-George S. and ]. NJ.
ARE among the commercial guests at the Hol-
leubeck. They are ma ufacturers and sellers
OF h siery and underwear, and they consider
Los Angeles such an important distributing
point for their wares that they usually do their
own canvassing down here
]. Florsheim is down here for the fifth time
this year. You viii find his name on the Hol-
lenbeck's list of elect He comes down from
San Francisco to try to make us buy his line
cessful at the try, too, and goes home with
bulging pockets
John w. Fulton of st. Louis, wh, travels for
the simmons Hardware company and sells
bicycles and things to Los Angeles every so
often each year. arrived here last evening and
is registered at the Westminster.
A. J. Neisser, of the Chicago Electrical COM
pany, has just registered at the Nadeau. His
firm is the general western agent for he
Okontte insulated wire, that is being used in
the eastern states, where electrocuton takes
the place OF hanging The late Mr.. Kemmgler
went off via the Okonte route. The famous
wire has other uses. Just get Mr.. Neisser 10
explain them to you.
The herald., 1895-01-01

Orr & Patterson, funeral directors and EN-.
balmers; fair prices, frst-class service. LAT
North Spring street, telephone 65.
The herald., 1895-01-01

There was an expression OF anxiety inter
woven with the wrinkles on the Gargoylc III
handsome face last evening.
"l'm troubled a good deal about my iriehu
Colonel Otis these day" he sald, aS ne som
into the chair nearest the Holenbeck main
entrance. "Pve spent the best part OF the
wbolasdav in searching through his paper lor
some evidence that the ColonePs earthly ana
carnal existence is not enutely matter Oh
philosophic speculation.
The herald., 1895-01-01

"Now l think FL make o resolution-the
last one of The year-not to weight down my
lockets any more with copy OF the Times.
ITS too heavy, don't you know.
"Hold on there is one more resolution
want to make. That is not to swear off on any
thing when the new year com. ia" 1l 1s
The Washington times., 1895-06-29

THE EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Maryland ave. and 9Th st ne
Rev Thomas Chalmers Eastou, d D,
pastor, will preach al IL a. m subject,
"SacramCntaI Address. Reception of New
Members and Lords Supper" aud at
p. m brief service in the lecture room.
Sunday school at $50 n. m, Y. P. S. C.
E at p7 m. Strangers cordially invited
The Washington times., 1895-06-29
PERSONALS.

MIME. ESTEILE tells all the
events OF life in German and English;
hours, 8 a. III. to l0 p. m; % and 30
cents: cures all cases of running or dry
sores. 913 18th ST. NV je29-7t
The Washington times., 1895-06-29

Filed June 21, 1895, j. r. Young, Clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
In the matter of petition of Francis
Tovar for leave to change his name.
Equity No. 1852
A petition having been duly filed in this
court by Francis Tovar, of the District Of
Columbia, wherein he prays that his name
may be changed
Notice is hereby given to all concerned
to appear in this court on the Goth day
OF July, A. d. 1895, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
to show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer i'll said petition contained should
not be granted
copy of this notice shall be published
in The Washington Times once week
for three successive weeks before the
said day. W. S. cox, J.
True copy-Test: ]. r. YOUNG, Clerk
BY S. JENNINGS, Jr.,
tseal.l Asst Clerk
Solicitor for petitioner:
W. A JOHNSTON,
Attorney aaLaw, 412 9th ST. NV,
Washington, D. O.
je22, ,1e
The Washington times., 1895-06-29

nN ACCOUNT OF AGE AND WISHING TO
" retire, viii sell great bargains in the fol-
lowing suburban property on the line of the
s. 4 O. T. r. and the new Electric T. R. and
all on the west side Of the B. & o. r. r., and
near the Stations High and healthy Good
water
200 lots with from 1900 70 1900 feet in each,
Of ground high and healthy.
IA acres of land with good buildings and
good cold water. high and healthy.
acres OF land with 4-room house and good
cold water, high ard healthy.
10 acres of land, broom house and good cold
water, very high and healthy.
3 acres of land no house, high and healthy
2ecres OF land, no house, oaS grove, high and
healthy
80 or los acres Of land, plenty Of good build
inGs, large orchards, with an abundance Of al
kinds OF the most choice fruits
30 lois and also houses, near Charlton
Heights station, 5, 6, :, and is and IL rooms
On easy terms or monthly installments
Inquire OF FRANCIS SHANABEOOhE,
Charlton Heights Station,
.ul9-lm OnB & o. K q