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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-12
WANTED-TO BORROW

STOCKS, BONDS AND MORTGAGES
FOR SALE-SUBSCRIBE FOR SHARES
in the thirteenth annual series of the
Savings Fund and Building Society of
Los Angeles; established in 1883. Office,
rooms 101-102 Wilson block, First and
Spring SITS. 1l-20
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MRS. E. hABERKORN, TEACHER OF
elocution and modern languas es-
Studio 43, Pirtle bldg, Fourth and Broad
way. 1919
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LOVERS OF THE BEAUTIFUL
should call at 504 S. Broadway anu
inspect the East Indian embroideries,
miniatures on ivory and other lovely
works of art. 11-3
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FDR SALE-FINE MANUFACTURING
business; wholesale trade; $1,000.
l. d. BARNARD, 117ls s. Broadway IL
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COLLEGE. GRAND AV.
A boarding and day school for boys
and young men. Fall term begins Mon
day, Septem Der I'd. lilo
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PHYSICIANS

MRS. DR.. J. H.. SMITH ESPECIALLY,
midwifery; ladies cared for during
confinement at 727 Bellevue ave.; calls
promptly attended to; tel. 1119.
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On loans of $4,000 and under. GER
tiicates of title from the Title In
surance and Trust Co. will be ac-
cepted, making the expense on
such loans very small. Building
loans a specially. Apply to
r. G. LuNT, Agent. 227 W. Second.
G-lhtf
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUN-
try real estate; lowest rates; personal
notes or security. warrants, discount
mortgages or any negotiable papers; for
terest & net. JOHN l.. PANKOV1TCH,
30 w. First ST. 3-24tf
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NATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL-TUI-
ton $25, payable after students eradu-
ate. $40 Byrne blk. 3D.
TYPEWRITERS FOR HOME STUDY,
with free instructions how to use !;
rent low. Longley institute, room 1908
Byrne bldg. 10-11
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NATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL-TUI-
ton $25, payable after students grad
uate. 342 Byrne blk. II
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ATTORNEXS.AT.LAW

G. +. CRONIN. ATTORNEY AT LAW;
Offices. 10 and IA. German Bank bldg,
co. Main and First sts. practices IN all
the courts; advice free. 1917
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Personal MISFITS AND UN-
called for garments at less than half
your tailor's prices at tho Misfit Clothing
Parlors. 1874 W. First ST., near Spring,
Wilson block. If
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BOYNTON NORMAL FOR TEACHERS
only. Begins September 18th.
Teachers aided in getting positions.
Teachers, governesses and tutors sup
piled. Room 525 Stimson blk. 6-30tf
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PECK 4 FOLEY, ATTORNEYS-AT-
Law s and o, Moore blk. ITO Court Ut.
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FOR SALE-CHOICE RESTAURANT,
new and clean furniture; $3.50.
I. D. BARNARD. 117H S. broadway. II
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ST.HlLDA'S HALL, SCHOOL for GIRLS
GLENDALE
,incorporated) six miles from Los Ange-
les; ninth year beeins,S eptember 25th.
MISS X. v. DARLING,
1918 Principal.
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EDUCATIONAL

Rates for advertisements under this classic
cation--1 time, cents per line; l week, 80
cents per line; l month, 81 per line.
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FOR RENT
BY JOHN II. CONE,
207 S. Broadway.
neatly furnished 5-room cottage on
Michigan ave-, Boyle heights, $50.
10-room house on n. Burlington ave,
500.
room house, Bonsalio ave., $50.
Broom furnished cottage, Towne ave..
$40.
5-room cottage, Boyle heights. $50.
5-room cottage, Howard ST., $40.
Groom house, w. Second ST., SIS.
JOHN III. CONE,
s-10-12 POI S. Broadway.
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J.. b. UOHN-
The Los Angeles pawnbroker. LAG \.
Main st. loans money on diamonds,
watches, jewelry, firearms, pianos, IL
braries and all other collateral securities;
also sells unredsemed pledges for money
loaned and one months interest added
make no mistake; it is the reliable l.. B.
COIN, the Los Angeles pswnbroker.
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THE GIRLS COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
will reopen September 26th. at 1913
l92O-l922 Grand ave., near Washington
st in new and enlarged quarters. Col
legiate. academic, preparatory and pri-
mary departme Attractive home for
boarding pupils. kindergarten in charge
of Miss Quinan. Address MISS PAR
SONS and MISS DENNEN at 1925 S.
Olive st. If
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MARLBOROUGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
s65 w. Twentv-third st. Boarding
pupils, $500 per year; day pupils, 500.
CASWELL, principal. ,0-1
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PERSONAL---VERY. LATEST STYLE RE-
gents suits made by crack eastern
tailors for $35. we will sell tor SIS il we
can fit you. Misit Clothing Parlors,
124 w. First ST., near Spring, Wilson
block. If
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POINDEXTER 4 WADSWORTH. BROK-
ers, 800 W. Second ST., buy and sell
mortgages, stocks, bonds and any good
securities; if you wish to lena or borrow
or invest in real estate, call on us; col
lections made and property managed for
non-residents. 2Stf
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LOS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL
for klndergartners. Fall term Sep
tember 18th. MRS. n. d. MAYHEM,
616 W. Twenty-third st. 6-stf
PIANO HARMONY INSTRUMENT Ia
ton and orchestration taught by PRO-
FESSOR A. W1ELHARTITZ, room IA,
212 S. Broadway. 1l-S
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A WONDERFUL MEDICINE FOR FE-
male irregularities from whatever
cause; it never fails to give relief or
money refunded thirty-live years expert
enoe. Address DIR. A. j. G1EBNER,
Office ia $. Spring st, rooms 8 and 10.
$40 If
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FOR SALE-FINE GROCERY STORE;
all new goods; choice trade; S1400.
I. d BARNARD, 117H s. Broadway. II
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DIR. kWONG--
The eminent Chinese physician and
surgeon; office, 1881 S. broadway, nsar
First St.
REMOVAL-DR. PILKINGTON HAS
moved to The Winthrop, 33OX s.
Spring st. If
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MRS. DIR. NJ. j.. BIEGHEL. CLAIR
voyant and magnetic healer, 1853 n.
Spring st., room 10. Is
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MONEY TO LOAN-BY MOOREG PAR
sons, 229 " Second st, in any sum, at
low rates, on both. city and country prop
erty; also have choice per cent mort
cages, guaranteed, for sale. 6-Stf
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VICTOR GEOMETRY
Attorney at-Law.
1872 Stimson block, Los Angeles. 10-1
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PERS0NAL-50 RUNNING FEET OF
wire fence, 10 feet high with gate. Is
in good condition and is suitable for
office. store or factory partitions. Will
be sold cheap. For further particulars
call at the business Office of The Herald.
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MISS MARSH'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
incorporated), 1910 and 1912 s. Hope
st. Eighth year begins September IS. So
ETON SCHOOL FOR BOYS, NO. 13B W.
Pico st. HORACE A. BROWN, Ill. B.
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MONEY TO LAON ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry, sealskins, etc. also
on pianos. merchadndise, iron and steel
safes, furniture in lodging houses. board
ing houses and hotels without removal !;
also on city and country propsrty; low
interest; can have money at once bust
ness confidential; private Office for ladies.
GEO. s. ROBINSON, 253 w. First St.
rooms and 3.
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FOR SALE-BUTCHERS. ATTENTION
Meat market lccation unsurpassed,
big cash trade. nice cash register. meat
hines, morse, wasGn s ro'iS nvs s
men; investigate this at once. Price
$500. BEN WHITE, 221 w. First st. IL
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MAGNUS' CUT RATE TICKET OF
flee, 22s s. Spring ST.. OPP. L. A. the
alter; regular tickets az reduced rates to
all points east; railroad tickets bought
and sold
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Society OF San Francisco Will make
loans on improved city ana country prop
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DR.. SCHLESINGER, THE MEDIUM,
gives sittings daily at 3241s s. Spring
ST. 9-21
AGNES II. PLEASANCE - DEAD
trance medium sittings daily at res
licences. GA s. Broadway. 9-15
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NEWLAND g. KELLEY, REAL ESTATE,
and general commission business,
room 217, Byrne bldg, cor. Third and
Broadway, will handle all kinds of bust
ness propositions; furnished rooms a spe-
cialty; save your money and time by
calling on this agency.
MARY TEMPLETON KELLEY,
SO I'm Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
STOOD SEYBH TO FIYG.
Disagree and Was Discharged From
Further Service.

Tho Jury in the Curry Warner Case
Disagree and Was Discharged From
Further Service
franklin Curry and his attorneys,
Judge j. Frank Ball and Walter Il
Hayes, have had all their trouble for
nothing The jury in their case against
the Charles Warner Company disagreed
and was discharged from further ser.
vice
The end came last evening when
court reconvened The Jurors sent q
message to the court, the effect Of which
was that they had not agreed upon a
verdict and there was no possibility that
they would
Chief Justice Lore instructed the
ballilI to bring the jury into court. In
snswar TO an inquiry made by Chief
Justice Lore, the foreman, John Guthrie,
said that there was not the Rllghtesr
likelihood of an agreement The jury
was Immediately discharged IL WAS
hen learned that the balloting began
with six TO six for each party. Towards
the close one Of Curry's friends deserted
him and went to the Charles Warner
Company.
The jurors asked for additional pay for
night service The court, while admit
ting the justness Of ths claim, said that
there was no law which gave It power to
make such additional allowances.
Attorneys for Curry wanted an immedi.
ate rehearing OF tha case, but the court
Informed them that 1t must 70 over
until September, to which time court
adjourned.
From another source and one most
reliable 4. 10 learned that six men wanted
to give Curry q verdict for $1l 600 with
interest from July 90. 1892 The others
did not with TO give him such large
amount At length the six Curry men
threw ont "feeler" by sending one Of
their men over to the six Warner men,
Ia the hope Of making converts The
scheme failed. At the September term
Mr. Curry and his lawyers. much en-
couraged by the preponderance Of public
sentiment, win push the case with re-
newed vigor
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
THg WHEELS Ran SLOWLY
And There was Little Grist Turned Out
ofthe Municipal Court mnl-oases Dls-
posed OF.

Aud There Was Little Grist Turned Out
ofthe Municipal Court mIll-oases Dls-
posed OF.
There wasn't enough business in Ma
nicipal Court this morning to pay for the
daily oiling OF the scales, aud Court
Crier Heal looked just a trifls bored as
he sang his two solos Those who were
in the dock were mostly old hands, but
as they had managed TO steer clear for
some time they got homeopathic doses.
William Zegler was one OF the victims.
he has kept way from the 1ice OF the
hop for several months, but fell yester-
day, and when Sergeant Howgate backed
up to where he lay on Front street, he
Was unable to mount the wagon un-
assisted. 81 and costs
]. H. Stafford had been stranger to
court for couple OF years, bat got too
fun for utterance or guidance yesterday,
aud officer Donahoe brought him N from
Lombard street De got 81 aud costs
Edward Mulvey has been working for
the past five months and has kept sooer
He renewed his acquaintaucs with John
Dsrleycorn yesterday aud Officer
Solomon thought 1t wise to send him IN
He seemed grRtiiied when 81 aud costs
wei e meted out to him.
CAMEL Gallagher Is an old soldier with
a Pfefferian beard He started for the
Soldiers Home at Hampton, Va, but
got little too much refreshment and
tell into tho hands Of officer Sarcoski
Ju &c Ball allo we'd him to resume his
journey.
SAran Lewis. the colorsd woman
charged with stealing James Kelley s nxe
and selling 1t. was again arraigned
Wesley SegaTs, who she claimed gave her
the axe, was In court and denied ever
having done 50. Sarah has been Ia court
before tor larceny Oncs she was CON
victed In the upper court, and once she
was acquitted. she was placed under
500 bail for the upper court.
The case Of Matthew Lordon, charge d
with keeping vicious dog, was With
drawn.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Because the Street aud sewer Directors
are In Boston there was no meeting Of that
board last night.
The Institute Library directors met last
night and accepted the resignation of
4 librarian Arthur w. Tyler. to take effect
July H. No action was taken OF the election
of Mr.. Tylei 3 successor.
Surveys for the Wilmington and Elsmsre
electric railway are being made aud Daniel
w. Taylor. one Of the prime movers. says that
the work of construction will shortly begin.
-Chancel or Wolcott sat at the Court House
to-day and transacted routine business.
Register OF Wills Cooch has granted
letters Of admin tration upon the estate Of
Theodore Il. Harman, late of this city, to
Joseph N. Harman.
About g a. m. to-day nfflcer Kelley shot a
mad dog belonging t6 N Boski, of No. HIS
Brandy wine street.
The new delivery routes for the letter
carriers have been made by Superintendent
John Mitchell. There are twenty eight Of
Them.
The class day exercises of the class Of IS
OF the High school will be held in the hall to-
morrow night.
The W. @. T. L. is holding lawn party
today At the re6irence Of Mrs. G. w. bow
land, Ninth and Broome streets.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
EOH FOR LIFgS BATTLE.

Commencement Day at the Friend -
sohool-rhe Graduating Class and Their
Essays Dean Fullerton Delivers tho
Address.
The quaint old Friends meeting bsuse
at Fourth and West streets. In which
has gathered for nearly century, the men
and women who have aided Ia making
this city what 1t now is, ana whose
descendants still worship within it's
walls, took on an appearance OF gayety
yesterday afternoon, which was a
pleasing contrast TO .ts sombre interior
Graceful palms. great ferns, chains OF
daisies interspersed with gay ribbons.
and bright hued, fragrant h1wers, made
the platform vedteble bower Of
beauty.
II was commencement day Ia the
Friends School, aud the room was filed
with the parents and friends OF the
graduating Glass OF 95 comprising eight
young men and four young women The
opening address was mace BY Professor
johnson, who briefly outlined the object
OF the day. Theu came the reading OF
the essays as follows:
Gilbert Brackett Porter, American
Railways"
Harristt r. Matchett, Margaret
Fuller
Henry A Gawthrop, Municipal Re-
form
Josephine Harvey. "Life Lessons From
the Merchant of Venice,
David Donaldson Bush, The First
Trlumyirate
Meta Robinson, Some Aspects OF
Womanhood In LonRfellow.
Henry + Askew Jackson, "Farrady q
Discoveries
Leroy cl3mer Kendall, Intern AtiOnal
Arbitration
Jessie Cameron, "The r llgion Of
/ Robert Burns.
The essays were carefully written and
admirably delivered and spoke volumes
for the diligence of scholars and care Of
teachers.
The diplomas were presented by Pro-
lessor johnson who congratulated the
members Of tho class on the successful
termination Of their course. expressed
the sorrow which came to him &C the
snnderlng Of the school ties and extend
Ing his hearty wishes and those OF the
school for the graduates who were going
out to hght the battles of the world
An able address full Of sterling advice
was then delivered by Professor Georg,
5 Fullerton, Phi D.. Of the University
Of Pennsylvania. after which the certi6
Gates for the course in kindergarten
training we're presented to Miss Raehe
LeMaistre and Miss Katherine Gonna
way.
A reception was held after the exer
cists, and the handsome school housi
across the street was inspected.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

The four Chester men, Charles Ksmble.
Joseph aud Alfred Wilkinson and Harry
Piics. arrested for grievously assaulting
Samuel Allen, Of Brandywine hundred
at Gordon Heights june 2, were
arraigued before Magistrate Daley
yesterday afternoon. Il was shown
that Kemble, while he had been dis,
orderly vas, AZ the time Of the assault,
locked up in the coal bunkers Of the
steamer. He was discharged The
other three were held in 5000 each for
the upper court They gave the req aired
bail and we're released.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
SCHOOL DAYS ARE DONE.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT
DELAWARE COLLEGE TO-DAY.

Young Men ushered Into the world with
musio and Addresses TO Fight It's
BAttIes-w who the Graduates Are.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, June l9-The commence
ment exercises proper, OF Delaware Col
lege, bsgsn st 10 30 o'clock this morn.
ing.
The following was the programs
Overture. "Nineta." .".................G .Grilnberr
Professional March, fright, Forward
sousa
Grafton sa,utatory, "social Agitation VIII
liam Watson Harrington, Pennington.
Music, Potponrri, Popular Airs.... werman
Grafton, ASPECTS Of Education"
Edward Z. Mullin, Marshall on. Del.
Grafton. "lha Blindness OF Prejudice"
William y heybold, Delaware City. Del
Grafton, The Progress ana irriumnhs 81 Flee
irieity," Carl Harrington, Pennington,
Oratlon. "The Close OF the Nineteenth Cen
tury,H q. urtn Cooper, Laurel, Del
Music, Wall2. "Jacinia. m...............T Tobani
Orarion. Yaledictory, .srhe Rise Of a braham
Lincoln Herman NJ. sypherd, st. Georges,
Music, Patrol, "Pickin' on the Old Banio.n
Ccnferring Of Degrees. Announcement.
Music. March, "Honeymoon,".. Rosey
Benedict on.
The graduates are Frederick r. Bart
lett, Easton, Md Edward w. Cooch,
Coochs Bridge; G Oran Cooper, Laurel
Horace g. Eastburn, Ulion
w. w. Harrington, Farming ton
Carl Harrington, Pennington; Frank
H. Hynson, Kent Island, Md.
Andrew Kerr, Newark; Glenn M. Lit
singer, Eilicott City, Md Edward r.
uullin, Msrshsllton; William u Rey.
bold. Delaware City; Crawford Stevens,
smyrna; Herman a. Sypherd, st.
Georges; W aldO @, Wilson. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
SHG DIED FROM NATURAL CAUSES.
The coroner's Jury Returns a Verdict to
zhat Eject and Hickman Laws Is Dis
charged.

The Coroner's Jury Returns Verdict to
That Eject and Hickman Laws Is Dis
charged.
Deputy Coroner Chandler held an in
quest this morning on the body OF Laura
Laws. whose death, at her home, No.
l00 Curlett street, seemed to have been
surrounded with some mystery.
Hickman Laws, the husband, who
bad been arrested on charge Of murder
WAS examined. He said that on Friday
week he collected 81 due him from
Henry snyder'a coal yard, went home
and whitewashed the house His wife
and he drank kettle Of beer. During
the afternoon she drank considerable
and at about 8 o'clock was drunk.
william Johnson and Sarah Laws. q
niece, came and stayed all night In the
house. While drunk Mrs. Laws fell
down stairs with a lamp. He found
her at the foot OF the stairs
when be came home. Saturday after
noon she complained OF her stomach
feeling bad She went out and when
she came home said she drank two
glasses Of ice water That night she
drank pan full OF Ice water. The next
day, Sunday, Dr. Ebert was sent for and
came He attended her until she died.
Laws said that they lived together
happily except when she was drinking.
Last November she ran out Of whIskey
and took some lauoanum from which
she came neAr dying.
DR.. Samuel Ebert testified to being
called In and after ding the woman. He
found both lungs badly congested, the
left one especially so and showing
pneumonia and incipient plenrfsv She
made no complaint Of having been beaten
or hurt In any way and said she didn't
know where she got the pneumonia.
DR. Ebert assisted Dr. Hughes Ia the
post mortem. They found no external
bruises CT abrasions, but both lungs wers
cungested, there were pleuretic and
pneumonia indications In both the lungs,
sufficient TO cause death There we're no
bruises or abraaions on the head or any
| part Of the body.
The jury returned a verdict of death
from natural causes. Laws was dis
charged.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

Vice-President Gibbons and Counsel L. G.
YandegrIft. of the Llebig BIanufactu ring
Company, Meet the Board of Health.
The local Board Of Health granted a
hearing last evening to Vics. President
Gibbons, Of the Llebig Manufacturing
Company, and L O. Vandegrift, its
attorney. In relation to the offensive
cdors and fumes which have been for
some time back polluting the atmosphere
and poisoning the waters OF the Christi
ans.
Both the official and attorney ex
pressed their surprise at the presence Of
the bad odors and doubted that they
came from the Liebig works They
claimed that every precautlon had been
taken to prevent these odors, and that in
other cities the some efforts had proved
very successful
DR. Wales asked Mr. Yandegrift II the
company was not foreign corporation,
to which that gentleman replied
that It was, but added that he thought
that corporation chartered under the
laws Of another state would receive iust
consideration here, With which state
ment DR. Wales agreed He said he
asked the question in order to know
suit were necessary.
Mr.. Vsndegrift said that the company
did not desire litigation It had made a
large investment here and intended to
spend more on it's plaut, and only
desired to be treated neighborly and
fairly.
Or. Frantz said that there was
nothing but friendly feelings towards
the company, but that he felt satisfied
the odors came from the works AS
members Of the Board Of Health it was
their duty to abate a nuisance and they
proposed to do so DR.. Wales added that
that was what the beard intended TO do
even though Ii entsiled q suit.
Nics-Presldent Gibbons invited the
board to visit the works, and on motion
Of Mr Jenkins the board adjourned to
meet at the Lisbeg works at II o'clock
this morning,
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
A RAlp ON CAMP RESI-.

Detective Jones aud squad Of Ohicerh
Gather In Mae Kuights OF the Road
For some time the railroad men have
been annoyed by tramps who have
established q regular camp in West Yard
from which scouting parties have been In
the habit OF making, logging and stealing
incursions among the farmers and people
residing Ia that vicinity.
LAST evening Detective Jones, Captain
Kane aud fquad Of police swooped
down on the nest, which has been desig-
mated as Camp Rest, and succeeded in
scooplng In nine Of the highway mariners.
They were arraignsd later on charges Of
y8grancy and trespass They gave their
names as Michael Gross. Frank j. Start,
Charles Smith, Joseph Murphy, James z.
Carney, Frank Crawford, Charles
Williams, George Crossan aud Samuel
Johnson, colored.
Gross and Start were allowed TO 20
The others ere ined So and costs OF 30
days