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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16
J. T. SHEWARD

THERE WILL BE wonderful display of new white goods
today in the domestic department Every piece and every
yard and at the tariff reduced prices. Plenty of
hair CLOTH plenty of fibre chaoShe two scarce articles in
the market The Buttenck Publishing Co. notifies their agents
that the April Dneator and fashions will be much later than
usual this month"; owing to the large demand for the March
patterns AS soon as we get definite information we will
ty the public through this advertisement In the meantime
we have largely repenised our big sleeve and shirt stocks We
showing entire line of awool suits separate skirts
and silk Skirts they the and important articles in the
cloak room More capes in choice styles. They
the choicest goods yet shown and what still better the prices
are most reasonable For the past three days have been
opening up goods of every kind and style New cotton
crepes in all shades for evening New millinery Of every
kind and style. The head mner the midst Of the
choicest lot of ideas for the coming spring. The styles
the best have shown and the prices the lowest All
through the house the thing that has been considered has
been the price. We realize that money is not plentiful
oranges this year, for that have been studying your
economy in big reduction in the prices with the idea of
largely increasing the sales New sailor hats in the latest shapes
from 25c to $3.50 EACH We showing carriage parasos
good shapes for 75c and ST. Fine silk umbrellas 81 rs and
$50-he best line yet shown. We than doubling
the notion adewe have than doubled the space-we
have than doubled the STOCK We are selling large lot
Of staple notions for less than value the bargain
This the great place for lace and embroidery bargains These
goods being sold for about half price you need any
thing notions and want to buy them for less than value.
don't fail to visit the bargain counter
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A FINDER OF CRIMINALS
Bob Pinkerton, the Great Detective, Is
Here
He Says He Is Simply Travelling for Pleasure
'.,i But Is Probably After Some
ga' adt Noted Crook

"Bob" Pinkerton, the famous detective
of New York, is at the Westminster. He
says he is in California for pleasure mere
that. He is not expected to make a
bulletin board of himself Good detec-
tives are not in the habit OF doing that
and until Mr.. Pinkerton arrests some
big forger or runaway bank cashier from
the East the people will have to guess at
his errand.
There are very few better known men in
America than this same big, handsome
detective He is good fellow in all sorts
of company, and can tell clever story
as well as anybody. His revenue from
his detective agency is enormous, and ne
knows how to spend it.
1t was not SO very long ago in San Fran
cisco on one of his not infrequent visits
to California that he met with an adven-
ture which was to say the least of a very
unpleasant nature. Pinkerton had been
going about the town with Captain Lees
and a couple of friends and had just left
them at the Palace Hotel, when he re-
ceived note saying that a man wanted
to see him on New Montgomery street.
He went out and there found man
standing in the shadow of doorway in
WellS FdISO anu OoiiPouy . UuiiiiS. az
first he did not recognize the fellow,
but a second glance identified him as
a man who had escaped from the Misss-
sippi penitentiary a year before, after
knocking down jailor or two.
Mr.. Pinkerton had been instrumental
in securing his conviction for robbing
an express car and at that time the
convict swore that he would kill the de-
tective should he ever get a chance.
Mr.. Pinkerton thought he was going to
have some serious trouble with the es-
capped convict right then and there, but
he was not altogether unprepared. He
had been suspicious of something of the
sort, and had asked Detective Seymour
to follow him at short distance. A sig
nal to the latter was sufficient and the
escape was quietly overpowered and taken
out to the City prison. 1t happened that
there was cons siderable reward offered
for his arrest by the Mississippi author
tiles. But it did them little good to get
him in Jail, for shortly after he was re-
immured, he escaped again.
While in Jail in San Francisco, the es-
cape said that he had no wish to injure
Mr.. Pinkerton. 1t seems that he had
been playing the races at the Bay Dis
trct track and had made some money.
Becoming Intoxicated. he in the spirit of
bravado, had conceived the idea of talking
to, the man who had secured his convic-
ton. He told the police that he was going
to ask Mr.. PfnkertOn, who he thought
knew of his whereabouts, not to disturb
him in his possession of liberty.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16

Los Angeles races, their stalls to be re-
served for them.
The races begin Saturday, April ID. pre-
ceding Fiesta week. In former an
nouncement it was stated that there would
be no races Friday afternoon, April 10,
events every day. The entries close
March %.
The fraternal societies of Southern Cali
fornia are becoming very much interested
in the Fiesta pageant in which they will
make display OF their strength.
Chairman Webster, of the committee
which has the work in charge, received
letter yesterday from Downey, announcing
the decision Of the A. o. 0. f. OF A: to
take part in the celebration. Word has
been received from the San Diego Elks
that they are considering taking part
either by float or otherwise. In this
city the latest addition to this parade IS
that of the uniformed rank OF the l. y. Y:
F.. which will turn out fifty mounted
men. The Butchers Association. OF this
city will also have 100 men in line, who
will present very effective appearance.
The committee is now beginning to hear
from the letters sent out to the lodges
throughout Southern California, and feel
very much encouraged over the outlook
for big parade. 1t will hold a meeting
tonight at 7:30 o'clock at Fiesta head
quarters, when all mem ers are requested
to be present.
A letter was received yesterday by F. X.
Rule, secretary of the Southern California
committee, from Mr.. O.. B. Olufs, secre.
tary of the Chamber OF Commerce OF
Fresno, stating that they are anxious to
take part in the Fiesta, and that COM
mittee was appointed with view OF
making arrangements to that end.
The members of the Riding Club met
in the Fiesta rooms last evening. Director
General Meyberg was also in attendance,
and it was finally agreed that the club
should act as the guard of honor to the
Queen of the Fiesta and her retinue. The
membership of the Riding Club. is in
creasing very rapidly. and this feature
promises to be one of the most attractive
Of the pageant. The club has adopted a
very handsome uniform, and, as they will
be splendidly mounted, they will make
most attractive display. The Queen and
her court will be the most brilliant single
feature of the pageant The ladies inter.
ested are determined to leave nothing un-
done that will in any way add to their
part of the programme.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16
City Auditor Teale Makes His
Regular Yearly Report
RUNNING EXPENSES LARGER
The Receipts Of the Past Twelve
Months Have Decreased
The Secretary Of the Board Of Education
Olives Few Figures Which Explain
the Large Deficit

The Board OF Public Works held ses-
sion yesterday morning for the purpose
of making recommendations to the Coun-
Gil.
The City Engineer was directed to make
estimates for the grading OF Westlake ave-
nue.. between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. The petition to change the grade
OF Shatto avenue from Vernon street was
referred to the City Engineer.
Several Main street merchants appeared
before the board and asked that Main
street. between Tenth and Arcadia. be re-
covered with asphalt. H. c. Lichtenbcr-
ger, M. A. Newmark and DR.. Kurtz favored
the improvement. stating that there is
too much noise at present occasioned by
the passing OF vehicles over the basait
blocks. rsli.4- ~ ..tsf ~
Mr.. Kingery said that he favored the
taking out OF the basalt blocks and put
ting down pavement which will last.
MIR. Newmark said that the pavement
at present is Objectionable to his tenants
for the nose is intense and people who
drive in light buggies will not go down
on Main street, and for this reason the
merchants lose their patronage,
recommendation was adopted direct
ing the City Attorney to bring suit
compel them to repair North Main street
between their tracks. n9s
A recommendation was adopted provid-
ing that the sidewalks on Main street be
widened to a uniform width from Com
mercial street to Fifth.
1T is time that the city did something
for Main street. said DR.. Kurtz. That
street is now standing disgrace to the
Council and the city. We have no light,
no roadway. no police protection-in fact.
nothing. from the city. There lis large
electric light mast on Main street, near
the St. Charles Hotel that costs $64 per
month that is absolutely of no benefit.
1--WE would prefer to have half dozen
single lamps along the street."
Tine light committee will recommend
at the next meeting of the Council that
the mast be removed" said Mr.. Pessell,
land half dozen lamps erected along the
street. " st1t0s tef 4
The board decided to recommend the
adoption OF an ordinance providing that
electric cars shall not run faster than
eight miles an hour from Ninth street to
the Plaza and from Wolfskill to Pearl
street. Mr.. Pessell said that he had ascer-
tanned that the electric cars had been run
at faster speed than stipulated above.
Fred H. Teale. the City Auditor,
has Just completed his report. containing
the receipts and disbursements of the
municipality during the past year. The
following is the comparative statement:
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M.son;c.Temp,e Association

The Free and Accepted Masons OF Los
Angeles, yesterday, filed incorporation
papers with the County Clerk for
the purpose OF forming a corpor-
alton to be known as the Masonic Temple
Association. Its plan is to build hall
for the accommodation of the several
Masonic lodges of Los Angeles, and in
connection Herewith stores and offices.
The board OF directors, which must at all
times be selected from among the order of
F. and A. NJ, consists for the first year of
S. J. Beck, M. T..iOwens, Niles Pease,
L. l.. Ennis, ]. Fl. Martin, John E. jack
son, James Gunner, Hervey Lindley and
Geo. Varcoe. The capital stock is $50, 600,
divided into $500 twenty dollar shares. OF
this amount $40, $50 has been subscribed.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16

perhaps you would not think so, but
very large proportion of disease in New
York comes from carelessness about catch
such simple thing and so common
that very few people, unless it is case Of
pneumonia, pay any attention to a cold
New York is one of the hcalthiest places
on the Atlantic Coast, and yet there are a
great many cases OF catarrh and con-
sumption which have their origin in this
neglect of the simplest ,precaution of
everyday life. The most sensible advice
u.s. when you have one get rid Of it as
neglect It." DR.. Edison does not tell you
how to.cure cold, but we will, Take
Cham berlan's Cough Remedy. 1t will
relieve the lungs, aid expectoration, open
the secrctions and soon effect ,perma-
nent cure. rs and so cent bottles for sale
by OFF & Vaughn, Fourths andT;Spring
streets, and c. +. Heinzeman, 222> North
Main street, druggists. sSs. &
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16
Single Tax Question Night

ard Fitzgerald Hall tonight S. Byron
Welcome will deliver a brief address on
Obstacles to Human Brotherhood. Good
music and answering of questions con-
corning the Single Tax will occupy the
balance of the evening.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16

quired to be done was not sufficiently de-
scribed in the ordinance of intention, and
that subsequently the city vested the ex-
ercise of its discretion in the Street SUI
perintendent, which it could not do. AS
the city did not properly describe the
work and delegated its powers, the as
sessment is void -
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16
A Knirht of pxthias

Is not tonight, tomorrow night or the night
after; but sometimes all night, when he fiery,
in prospect Now, that is one good place to
est; but another is in your own home. not a
place you rent. We have several cozy places
on monthly payments Just like rent; ana on
your head off. Well treat you right. Lang
worthy Co.. 226 S. Spring, en- haut
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16
$76l.l74 rs 1858, $50 81

During the year there has been re-
duction of $44. 900 in the bonded indebted
ness of the city; the receipts of the city
were 81, 331 131. IL. or q reduction OF $401.-
042.7 70 during the twelve months; but the
bond receipts TO-. the outfall sewer should
be deducted.
During the year there was an increase
in the receipts from the sales of city
water for irrigation purposes. due to the
lack of rainfall and the material enlarge
ment of the zanja system under the ex-
cellent administration of Water Ovefseer
Bilderain. The receipts from the water
the receipts were 1927. 694. so. an increase
of Sill, 189. 20. The matter of license re-
ceipts is also one in which the taxpayers
will be largely interested in view of the
many changes which were made six
months ago in the license ordinance, in
Guiding the wiping out of the merchants
license after a long-drawn-out battle. The
receipts from licenses in 1893 were $164,-
$50. while they decreased. during the
past year to $l58.454, or falling off of
$6186 in revenue from this source. There
was quite an increase in the revenues de-
rived from the fees of the city officers.
The receipts for 1889 from fees were
$4724.82. as against $40. 42l. OF in 1894
A statement has been prepared by Sec
rotary Dandy of the Board of Education
mon school fund OF the city is supposed
to cover the current expenses OF main
tenance Of the public schools. The old
school board, however, during the year
from July 1, 1893 to July I, 1894. ex-
pended $14, s3494 on buildings. lots and
furniture. During the last six months
they expended $3I, 305. 81, as follows:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16
InsufficentIy Worded Ordinances

In the case of s. White against G. T.
Harris and Others, an action to enforce
payment of an assessment for the con-
York yesterday gave Judgment for costs
to defendants. The court held that the OBJ
je- zion OF defendants that the work re-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16
II Was Dehr Cheese

Frank Fredericks pleaded guilty yester-
terday in the Superior Court to having
burglarlzed the room of J. c. Young, at
St. Vincents Hall on March q, All he
found was some cheese and knife to cut
it with. Judge Shaw sent him to Folsom
for one year.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16
How About Your Wife.

Is the partner of your joys and sorrows
provided with Glenwood range? You
would make her supremely happy by Sc
curing one. w. c. Furrey & Co., i59 to 1876
North Spring, are the agents.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16
LA FIESTA ADJUSTMENTS
The Committee Is Rapidly
Perfecting Details
| PLANS FOR THE BALL
Special Features for the Entertainment
Of Visitors
Programme Of the Tournament Of BurIesqne
h Sports.--The Fiesta Race Meeting.
The Riding Club

THERE was a full
meeting OF the FL
Q S ia amusement
committee ycster-
day afte r noon,
Chairman Vetter
and Messrs. Ken
nedy, Off, Cham
berlain, Herr og.
Hellman and Bar
ker being present,
The committee
discussed arrange
ments for tho car
nival ball.
1t was thought a
good idea to have a
company Of guards
80 hop0r IN ho sta
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16

Fifty cents round trip on Terminal Rail-
road to Long Beach and San Pedro. Good
going Saturday and Sunday, returning
Monday.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16

Try gal. Maltese Club whisky, So. so,
unexcelled for purity and flavor. TVache
e. Co. cor. Commerc'l g. Alameda. Tel. 300.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-16

pended during the previous year shows
that the old board invested SAC, 14O.1S in
permanent improvements which were paid
for out Of current expense moneys. This
in great measure accounts for the present
c ippled financial condition of the new
Board of Education.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
nurn-Dakota.

Sepiis - Der Yoli,eidef
lieB bier nesn @aniplribihniten ltlies
Ben, neil oeren Better mob nidt bic
balbidbrlse Billiard Glcens in S0be Don
500 entrld!ei baben.
@rane5orts. - Der Sefret1r
oes Snnern bat Die Sdullanos @rtiruns
bes Staates Noros3 atota in benz 9rano
Sorts 9anootitrift, 1894 4cres UNI
faiieno, sutsebeiBen.
8ismn d.-SefretGr Sofe Smith
approbirie cine 9lite BON 2l,O33 Ncres
2ano, peldes Der 0oro Paclftc 8abu
i'm Blsmard 2lnoolitrift, Noros Dato.
ia. bepiQlst tpuroe.
0. - Gin unbetarnter 5arm'
arbeiter, Der iid aui ben 8eleiien Der
,@reat NOrtbsrn" gum SbIaie nieoer.
selest batte, wuroe BON elnem Yaiiaeiers
ju9e ii~berfabren uuo 10 ibuer uerlsst,
bob er, furS rahoem moi ibn IN bas
SOipital sebraht bate, ueridleo.
@ranb5 s. Die beioen ieinb.
llben Tarteleu. in pelbe Die NttionIre
Der ,NOrooaiota WiQins NIioclatiun"
seibellt limb, einlsten iih, bic Serren
9pons BON Ter griten National 8anf in
Wanoan uno 8. y. Gibbs in @rano
Sorts 81 Qpnfursuerpaltern gu erpdbs
len. @rs@Oup. Werriam bat iib ais
Bertreter Der Mauioritdt Der 9reoitOren
nit Der 8abl einueritanoen erfldrt.
Samestotpn.- Die ~uerfloHene
Bode mar benz Stanoe Der 5eloiribte
iebr silnitis. aussiebise 5eudtisfeits'
nleoeridlase bel parmer 3emperatur
iino benz @ahstbum iebr sinitis &c.
peieu. BIS gum Sdluiie Der BO1e
bofft man Die 8eiSenausiaat in allen
Tbeilen oes Staates beenoist 81 baben.
Das irib seidete @etreloe 1T aus benz
Booen uno lisht asiuno uno frditis aus.
9as @ras auf ben Yrolries iiebt iebr
gut uno ueripriht cine irlbere uno rels
deere Weioe oils ielt Sabren. Su biefis
ger 9eseno piro IN oueism Sabre mebr
5lnhs unp Wais uno wenlser @eiSen
oils friiber ausseidet peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

arlington s.-Der
IS Sabre alte 5,eo. Nuitiu, elm Sobu
BON alb. Nuitiu, uon Bates 9onnibip,
Sane @Ountp, tuuroe beim Relten pom
Tfero seporfen unb oerart perlest, bob
er bnlo nuhber itarb.
W ilIer. Die @ro5seiduoreneu
oeriesten N.3. 6iu, acknowledgements
ter Der ySurou 2ano OHrcs," IN antlas
s~ejuifano, neil er Namens Der vSano
9ountp Bent" nod 3Gpoilisu entseoeus
senommen bate, uls ous Snititut bsreits
inioluent mar.
Suron.- 9ountp : Shasmeiner
Wpers ertielt Rotis. oaB Der firslld su
Sunften Der &l1ssrin entiblenere Yrcs
SeB Der ,@eitern orun Got Co." seaen
bic Staot SurOn am Snmitll Dor Dem
Oberserlbt nohmals sum Gufrui seIans
gen ioQ,
u.-@iHe Nnsnbl 5atmr
I'M eter Hadburidnft baben cine orlais
nele 2elepbOu 8erbinouus bersenslt,
lubem lie ben 9rubt Der Sta6elsauEs
ordbte, nit benen ibre Jarmen einaez
Ien5t Ino, i"loliren uno NIT Setn.
ipret' Npparatsn uno Batterien in lbren
Sauiern uerblnoen lieBeH. Die Nusla-
gen iino bDdit unbeosutsnb.
9ortbaso.- Sobn Sandett. Elm
lunser 5armer aus u~nierer Hodbar.
itaft, %itirSte. ndbreno sr iein 5elo
paljte, 10 unalidlih Don ieiuem Slss,
bob bic iduere RoLe iiber i'm binrpess
sins. Die GeySte boffsr. lbn. frog ber
itperen 8erlesunsen. bic er erlitteu,
ON 9eben 81 erbalten.
8ierre.-Gie ,2udp @uB Winina
Co." purce nit einem Gttienfapital pom
81, SOC. 900 inforporirt. -5prt 8ierre
perlieb 6 6. Milstte einen 5re,brlei
Sur Nnlase zines 8aiierwerfes. G,Bs
teres Ioa ourd arteiilde Drummer aes
ipsrit psroen.-Nm BOunerfos Nbeno
500 elm idWersr Sturm iiber uniere
Stabt oabin. Der 0ino erreibte auf
ieinem S0bepunfte cine Sdnelisfeit BON
60 Wellen, rihtete lnoeB 9lidlider
Weiie nur serlusen Sdaoen an.
Ballep Sprinss. - Del 5ars
mer 5rant Gnoerion puroe bel Dem I'm.
netier, oas ont 0onneritas bier nieber,
sins. BON Slise erltluseH. Inoerion
bate nit ielusu S0bnsu i'm 5eloe sears
beitet uno mOllte, als Der 9eipiiteriiurm
berannabte, ihaeu bic Yieroe ausipau.
men. Die orel Geute iraten an Cos
Jubrperf beran, ais pl0slid Elm SllB'
itrabl ie uno bic 9biere 81 Sooen
idmetterte. Die beloeu linsersn Wdns
uer erbolten iid nud eiulser 3eit. ibr
Batter absr blieb toot. Shm mar Der
Sddbel elnseoridt uno auBeroem mics
lem aDrper. uameutlid bic JlBe, idpere
Branonunoen auf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
b.

8eoria. - Bonn Slnnenitsuercom.
mliIir 1T eine Sfpeibe bier ein9etroffsn,
ourd welbe Dem @eneral WcNulta ons
6ett eribellt iulr, in leInem elaenen
9tamen als Maiisnuerualter bes 8bls.
tp'ruit Youos nus5uittQen.
Gan Antonio. - Gas uDrolihe
5tras wuroe Mlttpob Nahmittas Don
ibwerer @eDiitern heim9eiubt, Die ben
lnnseriebnten &esen braudten, leloer
uber uud i1wereu Saselidlas in matt
den @esenoen.
@incin I DER Nusnano Der
Nrbeiter in Den 9Oblensruben BON Gina
@rope. 8eIts Tirs., 1T 81 gnoe. Die
Ssienihait, pelbe ben 2obn auf 81
@ents per Come berabgeiebt bate,
bot cenielben wleoer aui 60 Gents er.
bOht.
Gambler Der reibite @olofuno
nab END Der leBten Stusi Sabre wuroe
tlrSlih auf Dem Nnoerion'iten @runo
ltid IN Der gtdbe uou 2eplton, Wpo
ming, sema6f. Die Noer 1T 20 5uB
brett uuo Theile berlelben entbalten
@ulcerS i'm @eribe BON $4,000 per
Come.
Wllpaufee. - Nus benz norcz
tpeitl,hen 9beil bes Staates 8isconiin
bier eiusetrOffsne Specialoepsiden be-
r'dien. bob Der long erisbnte 8sssn
bort einsetrofien iei unb oaourt Die
@alcbrdnoe ael6idt uno bic srose 9ros
denbelt perldpunoen ipdre. Die Gar.
mer i'm san5sn Staate beflasen Den sro'
Ben Wansel an Heeen. Nabri1ten
aus ueillden uno 'iopeflihsn @ouns
ties me:oen, bob Der Yooen 10 troden
lei. bob on elnisen Stellen Der 8lnter-
peiSen bat nmsepfliist werben mliien.
Snbiannpolis.- - Sm mittels,
rem 5bsile bes Staates Snoiana. bsion'
cers in ben iets Counties Sladioro,
Noams. @els, Grant, Suntinston uno
Tanoolpb, berridt sroBe Iuiresuns
iltsr Die iirSlih entoedten reidhaltlsen
YelroleuT outueu. uebCraq rperoen
SObrueriuhe nnseitelt uno bic 8obl6l'
Spefulanten padten ole 2Gnoereien,
welde su babeu iino. Sn ben lesten
Swsi 8odeu iino gOntrafte fir bic 2ies
ieruns BON 1000 arabnen abseidlOfen
woroen. Gsuie, welbe BON Der Code
eipas perIteben. bebaupien, bob bic BE-
troleumausllen BON Sno,ana ebenlo re,ds
baltls linb als bic bon HenniplpanieM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Sahtn9s. Somftas fano oi
Ginneibuns Der 6ohbride i'm Beiisir
oes 8ouu. GIuusb italt. guBer ihu
fpraden 8unoessifrlti sanpal. g. 6
Striuser uno Senator gilbert Sda[ler
Worthinston H. Sn &uitmort
oronaen 9iebe IN ben Gaosn Don BED.
foro Bros. uno iioblen @anren i'm 0er'h
uon mebreren 9unoert Dollars.
W ont9omerp.- Sn benz Jaue
BON @aibariua y. Samulte seaen ".
3. Sbsstp iprud bic Surp Der 8lassrin
$4,000 Staosnerios fur Elm ssbro9enes
Gbeueriprs1en Su.
9erter.-9urd Die GrpleIion Der
9dmpe In eiHsm Britofen b%raunten
Sonntas g5eRo Der Stal uno Die Sdeu'
ne bes bier We'len BON bier tp~obnenoen
Bm. q. Bopne ab. Shaoen stpa ST.
200; 8eriberuus $1,000.
Jairmont. - Sames W. 6.
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