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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
SAYINGS OF THE WISE.

TIM il the herald ~ truth Cicero.
rAIIENCE il the key ~ content - Mo.
manned
r"NWINu ~ anxiety; obedience, "asS
l'alcv
MrEHY lark, are pluwmcns clocks -
ShHk, Np"arC
ArrrW victory strap the helmet
tighter japanese
urI>InS il medium between knowl'
rdgr and ignurnnc" Plato
THI SURE way 10 mi, success IA to
miss the opportunity haslcs
II il the p"nalty ~ fam" that man
mus, ever keep rising haPin.
MfNrs which never rest are subject
H. many digr"ssinns --J"uhrt
Tnl pursuit even ~ the hest things
uugh, Ia bc calm and tranquil, 4 icrrp
InNyE great hopes ~ wicked man
lender hops ~ mean one. Bccchrr
FICtIoS il n p,t"nt agent for Rppd in
the hands - the g,s-i Nine, Scckrr
THE shortest way Ia do many things
/, Ia do only one thing AT once. Smiles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
R..rx.ni,-d M,ll,,a c.np.n,

Company u, First New Mexico militia
unu\s'i into liz new arnOTy On SatuTda,
night, nj the old Fort Marcy pnst hall,
The former commissioned officers hs,.
ing RESIGNED. n meeting. presided over By
Adjutani General knasbel. was held Tor
the election VI new officers. with IN" fnl.
lowing RESULT.
william Stroysr. captain; AdOlph0 T.
llill. FIST lieutenant; JU--ph 4. Reynolds
second lieutenant; John Sears first VT
grant; John Shoemaker, frat duty @'T'
gran;.
The company should receive the moral
aud financial suppnTi II the enterprlslng
citizens ~ Santa Fr, New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
BAR ROOM ROW.


Ih"rni"n III" rug aud shannon the smash.
-. Come Together.
~p,.lt Co C,tiru.
santa fr, Jan. Il. There was pugi-
ll-tir. political miX.up here on Sat.
nrlat evening. IN the Arcade bar
rHnl. The executive. GUN. Thornton,
hnd Hon. IhaS VI. shannon. collector ~
internal revenue, rnira,ur.l u demon
STRAIT" that they were better qualified for
III" pril" ring than tor officials charged
with duties a. the public.
Tia" dispute atu-" over the Allen Kelley
tro-s kaSlrl i,ahlr- Thornton newspaper
controversy The lie was passed. blows
w"f" struck, AMI aimifing friends Of the
h"rcu!ran r"mhatants int.rfer~d. No
hl""l flowed, and Ills Excellency lei, Tho
seen" with the old familiar phrase II
~ ON" outside and put Inc out" Shan
non stayed. shannon II u success ~
StaNrr
Public opinion Is aiollt evenly divided
~ I" who came out winner. some say
that the governor went ate; his gun. II
hr did. h" has failri t0 use IL a. date. A
number II aimiring political friends
sought him IN the innrTmost reccs-es OF
the gub"rnat"rlal Sanrtum aud offered
him congratulations over His great dis
play 81 pugllistir science. and his escape.
shannon always hears himself In gen
,l'manl. manner, and according " his
usual custom, after tn fracas was over
hisd himself h"meward.
They do say that II there had been any
black eyes and broken noses. no two pub
lie men could stand II better. because on
going home their battered physiognomies
would hardly brighten the children. The
end II not vet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

ll"W many suicides. think Nuu reader
haN" h'rn committed 10y I+r~rn- driven
ii-ifaught and hunted h. their d~,m m
the demon NJ chronic Ill health, count
less. For instance. w. know. de- W. not
that NpochuIIifia-is l. u mnnolnaniA a
sort ~ minor madness ptducrh hN
chronic Dyspepsia again, insomnia. ~
sl"cpl"SSIr~-. often "A result II III" ,aIlir
rau~'. eliminates IN n arrangement at
the reasoning faculties. II l.. therefore.
~ muinrntuuS cuiisrpurnc" Ia prevent
the arrival NJ di~"a-" AT IL chronic phase.
when II daily and nightly -cuurg,'s the
sufferer a. a dangerously uncertain goal.
NJ medicine known tu -cIrure. H. 4
m"an- NJ nrrrstlng the maladirs tn which
II l. adapted, exists equal IA llu-triirf' :
stomach kiti"rS. Among these com.
plants ~" chronic ihdig -ti"n and IN.
-uunla kidney aud rheumatic ailmrut-.
constipation and liver trouble. lpprlitr
l. improved hl the lttrr- the hl,~si Ter
tlll2',i, aud h~llly substance and Ng"r
Increased hN II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

~ l''''" ''''' ''s r'f''
AfiSuut
runner reached thu rIN YESTERDAY
aitrtnuun ~ a Navajo Indian UPRISING
against the Whit" SETTLERS near Fmg-taiI.
cur informant stated that u r"wh"y rode
int" Flagstaff sunday night pet ,plfatiuu
dripping from hl- horse, AMI annuunrrI
that a haud II tN"nt, i've renegade Nav.
aJu Indian had - number II white set.
tIrr- hrmmrd III nhuut forty t," miles
from Flagstaff, AMI asked that assistance
- Ia the whites at once sheriff Cam.
"ron summoned IN'S-c NJ ist.tui-d men,
AMI proceeded at once to the scene Of
trouble. III" report Wa highly colurrd.
aud TN CITIZEN rndra,orsi to get M re
tart- last evening concerning the upris.
ing. II any
III" following Associated Press report,
received AT midnight, says
Flagstaff AtiI. Jan. Il. \ courier ar.
rived from SIuaw Banks. g. miles north.
west II here, to-day. with news that n
band 81 NNaJ" Indians had tire" sheep
men ruffall"d NJ that lnint. The sheriff
and I"~~" left fof the relief III the white
men. AMI I" arrest thu Indians. The
trouble afi-'- over the question ~ the
night 4 the whit" men u graz" stock un
the public land
T. T. Rlurian. II thu Flagstaff Lumber
company, l. here to-day. arriving from
the west last night lie gives -uh-,an.
TALLY what l. contained IA the Associated
l'rrN. rnift AMI states that the people IL
Flagstaff " rather the white settlers ~
that vicinity npprrkrnd ne serious tfulI.
III" with u" NH'aJn indians
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
Lar yEAN rtRTN
The or, hrs,rinn Hail Grow d-d WITH Youth.
Iul !. autir-.

fui u, auti--.
The Young ladies II the lrulaS club
gave a leap year dance a. their friends AT
The OrchrslriOn hall last evening, which
proved u great success. and every one who
WAS M fortunate ~ Ia get AN Invitation
enjoyed himself hugely. The hall Wa
pr0fus.ly decorated In mo~t artistic
manner. AMI u tne supper was spread at
II o'cl,rk; and when Miss Pear Saunders
announced supper for thirty there WA n
grand rush for first place nj the table,
The committee on arrangements were
~ follows:
Invitation roInmitte"--M Misses lanJa'
min. Maxwell and A, Armijn.
Hall committee -MiSSrS lIMaTs, j, VI
milo, Rarth aud Hen jamin.
fl0or managers-MiS-,-1 Saunders, l"'
mars and Maxwell,
Reception committee Misses lhMaTS
Barth. j. Armijo saunders, l.. Armljo
Benjamin. Maxwell and 4, Arniio.
Dancing was continued until u late
hour and every one left the hal with r.
gret. The young gentlemen hope they
may be- able Ia return the compliment; al
AN early date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

glars In his room, and he AIRED 81 them,
one 81 the men being killed lie was ar
rested by the Mexican authorities, but 20
cured bail and left Chihuahua. coming
north ~ Juaref. His trial came on . few
days ago, and he was discharged. Mac.
has many friends In this city. who will
Join TIN CITIZEN In sending him congrat-
ulatiOns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
william krrahAu,

Married at the ''tFOwn Point" near
Hand. Cochi,i mining district. on New
Years day. lS!si, Hen y. Wilson "a Juliet
kernAhan, daughter II James kernahan,
Eau. An elegant supper and reception
was given the happy couple by the
Grown Point" company, 81 which the
groom has been trusted empl0ye for the
past two years. Mr.. Wilson has many
warm friends In this city, who join Tux
CITIZEN In wishing him and wife hap
ny, prosperous married life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Interesting ana Instructive Session Held
al the Agricultural College
THI PROCEEDINGS ~ TulI

Editors ilry,r
Mr-sllla ratk. y. NJ. jan. ., lNgricult.
utal college u incl,'~r Tor your inform.
alton "A copy II the minutes III the Farm.
els lnNltut" held here. ana ~ II l. the
first ever held IN New Mexico ~ far ~ |
know II should p~,-ssS more than urdi.
nary Interest We think II has been n
great -ucr,s-, ~ the discussions have all
been animated aud interesting, and prob.
ally about -iSty pr-nn- have attended
one " more " the sessions, though forty
was the greatest udmhrt counted Vt
any on" time.
Leaving you ~ giNr such notice NJ the
meeting a. You thlnk proper
AN YOURS Truly,
IHIu. T.. \ tpktktLI.
secretary ~ committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
Nearly . fire.

Last Friday night the residence u Con.
tractor Hopkins came very near going uI
In smoke. Sometime during the nigh,
Mr.. Hopkins was aroused by his sleeping
room being filled with smoke. and he goi
up and began 20 investigate. The kitch'
EN- was sls0 full " snOke. likewise the
Ipantry; In the latter he discovered the
'b1x containing matches on fire and II
was timely discovery. for In few min
|utes the whole house would have been IN
|iiames.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
Ne ~A. Dlsrharxs.i

From a private letter. received here last
night. II Ia learned that ". u. Mccormick
formerly Of this city, now yardmaster n
JuAIeI, MEXICO, tor tho Mexican Central,
got out OF his recent difseulties all right.
I, seems that Mac, while located At Chi
huAhuA, about \ year ago, discovered bur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Fit IIartwell, In her last syndicate ar
ticlr. says: II don't recommend any sPr-
cial brand ~ tea for aft~rnuHn : a'clTks,
| do, hoWrNer. know all al1nt the lest
tea Ia take AT night. Parks Tea will Ger
tainly clear your complexion and purify
your hluh. You will le surprised AT the
Improvement II you take a cup u Parks
Tea each night" Sold by Dr. Tho~. u
burgess A son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Judge William l!urns, deputy internal
revenue collector. heated IN this city .
Wa "rt IN arizona last week, and hi,
morning stated that the Thermometer
fell N inrhr- IN lees than thrr" minutes
OF 4 nail" j. w. ~chutirld Who heard
the remark, AT once presented tie deputy
internal reNpuu. collector with a brass
button.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
1NIkS ~ SINISN.

imp'r"r iIllAm win not it"'"gni'" Ing.
Iand'- su,rrainiV over trsnsNa,I
iirflIu. Jan :. " "A special audience
II pr. j. ". ll"ld- secretary ~ state II
the 'lran~vaal republic, with Emperor
William to-day. his maJrst, declared hr
would not rrrngnlzr any claim 81 sill
zrrainty over the TmnSNaal, treat Ri
tain, l., the treaty II lNli, claims -u'
1rralurN over the IrRns,aal republic,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
\ nuod Word To- W.. ii,dr.

tiItuf- t.tt,.
In last uIgll. CIrIIiS under the head.
lng "tour WAY" Il All item furnished
III Substance ly "a prominent Insurance
man, ~ f"laiipu a. the disappearance ~
Nrl~nn j llNdc. II the Hell canon mining
district. which l. cruelty unjust toward
his chlld wife IN charging her with lie
-"ttl"n Mr. Hyde was not deserted. liz
brought his wife, who has not yet reached
the az" II consent under the laws ~ many
states, I" this city, and on sunday. she
states AT 3u'cluck u. H., went tO the hnl-c
where she was stepping aud obtained her
signature a. papers she never would have
signed had vi" understood them and been
NJ mature Judgment alternating every.
Thing she had ~ we'll a. hi- property Al
this time there could not have been an,
domestic trouble ~ she would not have
signed the papers she did. immediately
after obtaining this signature Mr., II ldr
left the house. aud before daylight had
disappeared. leaving the child wife with.
uut cent ur legal claim. ~ he believed.
tn even the household effects. tie al-r
wuf" HWHN the uNrtrunt II one ~ hi- rin.
plu,c~, aud failed H. paw hard working
men the ntunrN h. owed them Tor wage.
uud his MrNIcau w,HL haulrf- fut wpEi
furnished a' well ~ other bills.
Mt. HYDE wa- married a. Nelson Hyde
before shr VIA H. wears ~ age and taken
into the mountains where shr has lived
~ u tent most uf thu time. without female
"iupiniun~hlp ~ Opportunity L. learn.
AMI the condition IN which shc II now
hlt T. tu ho cummiserHtrd aui should
.ll"ld her from malicious -lapdrr.
4 NJ SW,N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

4 January thaw II always more produc.
tive Of colds and coughs than u January
freeze, Then IL the time Ayers Cherry
Pect0ral Is needed and proves ~ extreme
ly efiicacious. Ask yourNruggiSt for II,
and also for Ayers Almanac, which II free
"a all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Chicago. Jan, The formal opening
uf the thlcago mineral anh mining board,
announced Tor Yesterday, has been put I'll
until Jan. -. ~ III" quarters ARE not yet
III order.
Three applications for membership
were received YESTERDAY by Telegram,
making 2lS mrml"r- II III" 2in I" which
the hoard j. limited.
j. Rush Field. benjamin Srltl AMI VI,
j. Sherman, II the listing cnnmittr, left
last night inr III" west. The! Will lIk
over the different districts aud make ar
engagements for listing the better grade oi
steaks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

~ r"f"rrnc" H. n notice elsewhere II
will hr -rru that tul. A. ". Reeve, who
Was the efficient day ticket agent at the
depot for year-, has resigned to accept u
like position for the Santa fr road. with
an increase IN salary. nj III ra-". The
Vacated position here will IN "a" future
h" filled by t,rorgr kns"man lnr CRIT
I'm has known Col. Reeves since his
coming Ia Albuquerque, found him
Strictl. honorable aud trustworthy IN hi
dealings With the public. AMI therefore
comments him Ia the g"d pr"pi" nj ri
pa~u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Anyone who has children Will rrJnicr
with l.. u. Muliufd. ~ rIainhrld y. j.
Ills little boy. years II age. was sick
with Group. For i've days and nights he
tried various remedies. recommended 10y
friends and nrighhnr~. llr says: i
Thought sure | would lu-r him. ha,!
seen Chamlprlain'- Cough Kennedy nj.
Nrrti-,si. and thought would Try II ~ u
last hope. and am happy to say ihn, after
iva doses H. slept until morning. gave
II Ia him next day, anh n cure was rf'
frctrd. keep this rrmrdl ~ III" huu~,'
nuw, and ~ ~Tn ~ any II my children
show signs Of Group. give II 1" them.
and that l. the last II it," - AMI accent
hottIr- f"r sale by lho~ II, Burgess X
son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

New York, Jan. a local paper says
The marriage u oliver y, T., Belmont and
Mrs. Al,a Vanderbilt will b" celebrated
January ~. January - they will sail
for Europe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
S,oln. EAst,

Mrs. McCreight. the Railroad avenue
milliner. expects 20 leave about the LIST
81 February for New York. 70 purchase
her spring and winter mllliAry. In the
Lessons In painting, embroidering, etc. 10
a limited number u pupils.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

'"l. 4. W. Reeves, the day ticket agent,
has secured g'sh Is'sition ~ ticket agent
fnr the santa H. nj III paaI. Mr., George
ka-"nan succeeds Mr. Reeves a. day
ticket agent. and capt, J. v. Springer
g,z'- On al night again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

"" keep Parks cough syrup, and w.
tell everyone II j. III" best cough cure We
sell, Everybody likes II, aud W. --ll II Oh
Il guarantee. Try II for your cold. sold
hy lT. fhoS. II. Burgess X sou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
land. for schnnI. of hln...

Washington, Jan. a favorable re-
port was made by Senator Dul"ls from
thu committee IN public land, to-day, on
the bin granting - per cent IT the pro-
ceeds II the sale ~ mineral lands Ia pub
lie land states Tor the support II schools
nf mines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

- Mr.. Gilman brown. ~ 80 Mill street.
SmIth Gardner, Massachusetts,, was Dld
hy the doctors lli- -nn hal lung trouble.
following typhoid MALARIA, and b" spent
$50 with doctors, who finally gave him
M, saving. Your s"n wont live "A
month" IT, tried lr, Kings New Ms
rn,rrN. and few battles restored him a.
health and enabled him Ia ~ "a work II
perfectly we'll man, lie says he owes hi
present goCd health Ia u-r ~ DR.. King
New discovery, aud knows II u be the
hest In the world for lung trouble. Trial
titles free at l'illshury n WaltOn's drug
store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

The first fatal shooting ARRAY In this
place slAce the location Oi llermOra Ia
1851, took place on Christmas, says the
Uillab0rO Advocate Mike Robinson wa4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Mrs L. r. Patton. Rockford. ILL.,, writes;
From personal experience ] can recon.
mend De Wits Ssrsaparilla, = cure for
impure blood aud general debility"
pillebufy h Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

De Wits Little Early Risers for bill
iousnesa, indigestion. constipation. A
small pill, . prompt cure. Pillsbury X
Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

No excuse tuf sl-pirss nights when
YOU can procure One Minute Cough Cure.
This will relieve all ann0!ances, cure The
most severe cough aud give YOU TEST and
health, Can VUu AFFORD a. do without ~
Pllsbury 4 Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

1T Il n pleasure Ia sell Chaniherlain's
cough Remedy" ays Stickney " bent
Ter, druggists, Republic. ohio. because a
customer, after once u ing II. IL almost
certain I" call for II when again Ia need
u such medicine. We sall more ~ /,
than ~ any other cough mriicine W.
handle, aud IL always give satisfaction"
fo: coughs, colds AMI crudp, II Is without
an equal. For al- by 1ho-. II. Burgess n
SUtI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
FOUND DHADi

Avy Koah Discovered In Bec Cold and
bead.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
Death IN N.s Orleans.
NV NRLKINA. Ian. q.

yesterday hlltIU'H'h, Judge " Hl' buIhH,
II this rlty, received the following sad
dispatch,
NV ORLEANS, jan. D.
Hos. NM. BlRN-. Albuquerque. \. VI.
,roTgr was taken M last Friday with
lrkJaw. aud died at ns'n to-day.
\. J. pEfRIcg,
Mr.. rrtrick Is the only brother u Mrs
mru,, and nrorge was the lady's nephew.
lie VA about T. years old. aud Mrs.
Rurns states, an exceedingly bright
young h"I, NJ particulars 0f the death
rrrri,,-i. and Mrs, hurnS Is al = loss 10
understand what caused the luckjaw.
The herald., 1896-04-05

same time contributed literally Of his
means to charity. His wife has Been
prominently identified with charitable work
for years past.
Fl nest fountain, best drinks, most OK.
pert dispenser at 2O6 South Broadway.
Mrs. E. Flint has removed her dressmak-
ing establishment to PAT S. Broadway!
Tonight Rev. Anna Shaw breaches in
Simpson tabernacle. Collection at door.
The attaches of the district attorneys .
and sheriff q office we're yesterday enter
tained at q bullshead breakfast at the
Eintracht.
The United States flagship Philadelphia
will be anchored off Santa Monica today.
Large crowds will doubtless visit the re-
sort.
After this date the fare to Redondo
Beach, via the Kedondo railway, will be So
cents for single and 70 ceots for round
trip. Saturday and Sunday excursion rate
at so cents, as heretofore.
Beautiful Easter decorations at Simpson
NJ. E. tabernacle at l l q. m; Easter SER
mon by the pastor, DIR. Mclean, at 1880
p. m; Rev. Anna Shaw breaches at night.
Collection at church door.
The Kaweah for newly furnished sunny
rooms en- suite or single, call at 254 South
Broadway, corner Third, Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. G. ID. Reynolds, Pr op. Electric cars
to all points.
Althouse Bros. on First street are receiv
ing seventy-five to 100 boxes of fancy
rhubarb direct from the growers up north
on every steamer. They buy in large guam
titles. That's why they can sell it SO
cheap.
Remember that the z. L. ParmeJee Co.
carry the best assortment of dinner and
toilet sets to he found in the city, and their
prices are right. They always have on
hand fine line of novelties in decorated
china, silverware and cut glass, and all ar
ranged in such a manner that it is treat
to call and examine their goods, even
though you do not care to purchase. 2. L.
Parmelee Co., 232 and 234 South Spring
street.
The herald., 1896-04-05
Stray Chords

Mrs. Josefa Tolhurst will sing the offer
tory solo at the First Presbyterian church
of Pasadena this morning.
The coming of Anton Seidle and his mag
niticent orchestra to the coast has been
postponed, but il is hoped they will be here
in September. The soloist, Emil Sauret.
has left for Europe.
Rath Reese will put Americans who visit
Baireuth next summer under obligations to
him, as> he has given the city 100000 to
build fine concert hall.
Massenet composes his music without
the aid of piano, and, figuratively, hides
himself in a cupboard on the night that
any opera of his is produced. He is a
splendid raconteur and is very popular in
Bohemian society of the first order.
On dit that Jean de Reske is really going
to be married in May! This time the
threatened bride.elect 10 the Countesse de
Miramaille-a widow, rich and handsome,
and young! But who knows? M. Jean de
Reske, no doubt, but he won't tell!
On Friday evening next, the 10th inst,
Mrs. Valentine of the Los Angeles Conser-
vatory of Music will give pupils recital at
the Blanchard-Fitzgerald music hall.
Herr Thilo Becker gave one of the most
successful pupils recitals of the season
last Tuesday. Herr Becker has some very
promising talent amongst his pupils. The
brilliance of Mrs. Botsford's execution was
much admired, and the precocious talent
The herald., 1896-04-05
DEATHS

under this head free. Funeral notices 10 cents per
line
BARNES-At Los Angeles, April 4, 1896, W. W.
Barnes, native of Wilmington n, c., aged 35
years. died suddenly.
Philadelphia and Florida papers please copy.
DUCOMMUN-April L. at 3:45 p. M, Charles Louis
Ducommun
Funeral notice will appear later.
FORD--On April end, at his home Edgemont,
Bellevue avenue. {. w. II. Ford.
Funeral services on Sunday afternoon at o:S0
o'clock at Unity church, corner Third and Hill
streets.
Boston, Lynn, New York and San Francisco
papers please copy.
ALLEN-Friday morning April Sd, William Je-
rome Allen, aged 25 years, beloved son of Mr..
and Mrs w. H. Allen. at the family residence,
No. sIS w. Twenty third street.
Services Sunday, 3p. m. Friends invited In
terment private.
The herald., 1896-04-05
RUPTURE

or%T2 ossIe Of Bern
now permanently located at S2l South
Broadway, Los Angeles, 10 . practical
rupture specialist and ,msnufaetures the
latest patent trusses (his own fnvention)
for curing rupture, also corsets for curva-
ture of tho spine, female supporters, etc.
Each case will be made to At. Over forty
almost helpless cases of from two to twen-
ty years. standing, some twice broken, are
today cured and have no moro use for
truss. Patients from ,$ghato seventy-ave
years Of age. Information and testimoni-
ais will be cent free on application.
The herald., 1896-04-05
Died Prom His Injuries

Sidney Barnett, the youth who was so
rick near the Ninth-street bridge the other
night. died yesterday at the Sisters hos.
pital from peritonitis, which ensued from
the terrible bruise he received in his stom-
ach and side from the missile. He was
taken the day previous from the receiving
hospital to where he could have every at
tention. but his case was hopeless. Coroner
Campbell will hold an inquest this morn
ing upon the unfortunate lads remains.
The herald., 1896-04-05
JOTTINGS
Special Easter Dinner

to 1880 pm, % cents, at The Ralston, 81:
West Third. The Ralston quartette q. Bier
man, violin; F. NJ. Elser, piano; L. Opid, cello
W. +. Strong, clarinet) will. render the follow
ing program:
/. Overture, Morning, Noon and Night
Suppe.
2. La Media Noche, J. Aviles.
8. The Palms, Faure.
4. Selection, Gasperone, Mollicker.
s. Largo, Handel.
8. Waltz. The Morning Journals, Strauss.
z. Melody, in f, Rubenstein.,.
3 8. Selection, The Gypsy Baron, Strauss.
~ Decorations by a Chicago artist.