davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

Two minutes Is the longest time tina,
Queen Victoria can stand on her feet.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-12

Mrs. Lanstry rides q machine painted
with her racing colors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
THE posroNiANs' ENGAGEMENT
srperb production of Three Operas
-. md Fnthusiastic Audiences

THE christmas engage ment OF lhe Dc
+ori,ne ar the Academy was a most -itll-
go, srccess. The houses were laiIiy
crowded az each performance ana .'.g
-, and STAGING of the three operas
,'-.,,,teJ was fuly up TO the hieh stand
ard that the great repulalIo" '-
ganization had led us % expect ..po
AZ the matinee ON Chrstlh t7-L"y -, 49,
hin Hood" was presented Win 1le 49,
o,st and al night the fGll strength OF lne
,,,,,,iz.fion was seen in an elapoI"l'
,,r,1,ction of the new opera. Prince -A''H-
ri.s % I'm this performance thc a"n'-'i1o
- trcated TO "a surprise, iollo"lhS IL
5fs,roointment. Miss Alice Nelson VINO
,.-,st for the Nirctte of the opera was
w., am IN appoar. and at very short uotlce
~. c,ocia Ouiue assumed the role TOT
~ arsf limo i'm her llfe That she exec ea-
IN o,,,iciDotion will be Acknowledged When
=. g.. cnr9nicled that she made the ht or
~, ,orrormluce. capturing from crit-
cai audience triple recall for her cadeh-
,a rhero are few young singers OF equal
,.,,,,,ise and the Bostonians have % NalU-
atIe artist fin this young western girl.
V,stor1ov afternoon THE bohemian
Grip was sung with Jessie b'I'lelt
Dovis Hiida Clarke. Lconora Guito, ana
Cowles. Macdonald tlt]5eral fhilp
and Moore in the east.
Tbo onraeement was brought 20 close
lin "Robin Hood and the full east or
the conpany. The audience was one OF
tb. largest and most brilliant OF the sea-
SON and the performance was wholly aq-
mirable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
NATIONAL BANK or ILLINOIS.
Ex-Payiug Teller of the wrecked
Institrtion Jailed.

CHICAGO. ILL. December 2.-Beni1-
min Jones. ex-rayins-teller of the wreck
ed National Bank of Illinois. who WAS
arrested Thursday night ON the charge
OF embezzling $4,000 of the banks funds.
was removed to-day by order of Judge
Grosscup % the Dup1se county JAIL &C
Wheaton. 90 remain there until the next
Federal grand jury passes ON his ease.
or he H. able 90 furnish the $1,000
bond required 90 effect his release.
Tx-Judgo Prenlore1st. Who represent
ed Jones i'm settlement with the bank.
said his client met AN demands made ON
him. but the bank drove a hard bargain.
reducing Jones TO q pcnniiess condition.
His family was forced 20 90 10 relatives
to live. and Jones Is said 10 have been
i'm and out of Chicago repeatedly. work
Ing az anything to get an honest living
lie saws De never tried 20 ay0il arrest.
and IS not guilty of any emoezziement.
alleging thar dozen employees OF the
bank had access TO the money In the
vaults.
II is understood that Wilson. who is
under bond pending sentence FOR COM
plicity. accuses Jones OF making him
dune In the case and wilson Will be the
principal witness against Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
What Uccuu,c Of the Diamond Pin

Mr.. 4. A. Waddfl. OF this city pur-
chnsed pretty diamond-pin on christ
mas-Eve 20 give 90 "a young lady. Inc
souvenir had been placed in a handsome
little box securely wrapped. and given
10 hired boy to mail for him. The
boy took the package to the po,tal-boE
on Marshall street, between sixth ana
Seventh streets. ana when he returned
10 the stand he told Mr.. Waddil that
he placed 1t on top Of the box, as II was
too large 20 go inside.
Mr.. Waddnl went Immediately TO the
box. an1 found the package had been
removed. lie grew uneasy, and made m
quiIios 20 the post-oiii,o. but fond no
trace Of the PIN. lie also wrote 10 the
party 10 whom the package was address
Cd. and received reply yesterday morn
ing. In which it w1s stated that nothing
had been seen Of IT, The case was, ac-
corlinelv. placed ln the hands of the
police. but nothing further has been
heard from the diamond pin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
Nr. nerecr,s Miniature Capitoi.

Mr.. Alexander Berger. the head pastry
cook al the jefferson. has just completed
a most difficult piece OF artistic work.
With sugar flour. and water as his only
materials. be- has constructed miniature
OF the state Capitol building The struc-
tufe Is complete iu every detail, even 10
The ventilators on the roof and is about 2
feet tan. Mr. Berger. who is Russian
NV birth. has recently taken rut uaturali-
zttion papers, thereby becoming an
American citizen. lie was engaged for
several weeks n constructing the minia-
ture capital and has been much compii-
r,anted on the work The building. which
e. Ughtcd bv electricity. is now on cx-
bihition in tho jefferson office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
OLD POINT COMFORT.
ADMIRAL HINGES FLAG AGAIN ~
THE ROADS.
The soundron 10 Winter In virginia


OLD POINT COMFORT, Va, Deem
Der Especially blue fac of Adj
mnal Bunce aeain floats over the waters
of Hampton Roads. and with him are
the Now York, Indiana. Maine, Amqhrl-
ulte. and dispatch-boot Fern. The other
vessels o. the sq1airc1-ihc Texas
Massachusetts. Columbia. ana Mlnnearo-
lis-which are now repairing at New
York. will arrive some time in January
and remain here during the winter
Their presence here will be a great at
traction 10 visitors. and Manager seyett
Of the Chambcrlin. announces that he
win give an opening BAH to the army
ana navy on January Sth. the anniver-
sary OF General Jaclyson's victory at
New Orleans This viii break the Ice
as 81 were. and after that the ball will
no doubt be kept rolling.
Captain George Booker. accompanied
hv his nieces-Misscs Mary and Mallory
Shields OF Hampton-reuurnod from
Palatka. Fla. Thursday ana is looking
over the ruins of his former home. Inc
insurance-mcn will meet To adjust the
losses on Tuesday. when be- viii no
NNIIL iffEIM iiat Nhl N 't A'fNf.i.'i.'-f 900
good weather. hc may Doe able 20 get
the house I'm readiness for guests by
March 1st. and thus save Two months
OF the spring season.
There have been quite number or
leaves granted for the holidays during
the week. and the following officers are
visiting friends North. Captain j. o.
story Fourth Artillery: Lieutenant n
r.. Lcmiey. Third Artillery, Lieutenant
George O. Squire. Third Artillery lieu-
tenant Leroy $. Lyon. Second Artillery
Lieutenant r. j. Timherake. Second Ar
tilery. and Lieutenant w. &. Pence
Fifth Artillery.
C.rds ars ont for the marriage Of
Lieutenant George II. McManls. Ihlii
Artillery. and Miss Gertrude kiss.er. or
Pensacola. which win take place at the
residence of the bride. on January BIN.
Lieutenant John y. Martin Fourth
Artillery now on duty NO Columbus. De-
and wife. arrived Tuesday on q Vitlt
TO her parents Colonel and Mrs Frank
Nr and Mrs. Louis g. Marie. of PhlIa-
dcluhia. are visiting her parents, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. DuyaM
SURGEON j.. D. Moselcy. now on leave
f. visiting friends in Philadelphia
Dr. Corbu-icr. of Detroit. D. nome on
a visit 10 his parents, Mayor ana NI7.
C0rlusier
lieutenant George O. squire in charge
of the Electrical Department of the AT
tillerv school. has gone 10 New 1ork
90 the invitation Of the Officers OF ina
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. 20 witness some
governments now being made with
yi.,y To- adopting electricity as q motive
power. ana give his opinion as an expert
4 number of young ladies are now
homo for the holidays. among them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
DEEP RUNS CHRISTMAS HrNr.
The Meet the Most Exciting OF me
Sen.on-Many Ladies out.

r.... p,, rr,nt club met ye-ter-
inc i' ,, ,-... anil .,,-
day afternoon al the 1i''
loved one OF the most -u-c-74i"l "I''
...t.,,,, rrr- Of the seasOn. over fifty
,....r .ro hounds and as many
I''p'' o., ,,.,i,,.. AL
more were dl '". l' 800. r[tl Dat hss
together it was ''' NV a. --..,,,i,,tior
eyer turned gu' 'l ,...-,, t...,.l
" The CLUB. "o 10y ,-.,, ,..-e s,r,-.-
for the '.c'7io"' 'i'
di1ly me-. ...~,.l Loose m the back
~ +bo clubhouse He headed towards
I-o,,rs,s POND at n cracking speed. I1e
tC,,r5e wore I'm fine f-ttle and The scent
,,.,s rorfa.t The pace was killing, ana
tro run lasted twenty minutes. at iat
.., ~ v.bfcb Reward was brought 20 bay
, ,.ror,rtf, d.eratchel near the pond.
nm, SECOND CHASE.
.- o,.-o1 after
inc s'e 9-7 Tho fox was given
breathing 7iel. ,rbo hounds rrok,
ten minutes '. az, ,r fYu crv. and i've
az aF anu 49, III. ~ +nafr lives. The
cluh-mon A'' lhe 5 fna bor-,fs
country was .,.,.- ,,,,,r~v wac one
travelled i"s'. Qua. 49, no his class.
Of the siIn'S- 49,. ,,ir,,+ls he lal
For an hoIl ~ r5r. across ditch
Oh m over M anu 49, Pond the
ana fence. ..,I ,.l, stock Farm
course iea 115-,-.,,s nroDertv. then
across ,''i' D., r9ai and across Major
down lHr he roar ~ the Brook
Ginter I,'l'' a. DO climbed n tree
Hul "oo'. t....ror,9us death. IL was ID
aiHl H' ,,.,,, s.arf 20 finish. and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
Some Christmas Entertainments.

Commencing Monday evening the ladies'
Of the Sacrcl-Ileart League. of ST. peters
Cathedral. viii give "a Christmas festival
at Cathedral Hall. lasting one week. a
different programme viii bee rendered each
night. ON Wednesday evening Chest
nuts" "a musical farce in three acts, will
be given by the best amateur talent Of
Richmond. There will bee music, refresh
monts. and other attractions.
a Christmas festival viii Doe given at
ST. Mays Hall. Marshall street between
Third and Fourth. for the benefit OF ST.
Alary's church. on Monday. Tuesday. and
Wednesday nights The programme for
Monday evening viii consist OF a humor-
Gus sketch. entitled Hunting the Electric
Iieht and New Suit Of Clothes." and a
one-act comedy, entitled 'ln Want OF a
Servant"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

is a good speaker and native Arm.-
man. Mr.. ~ Garycns, the popnlhr
tenor. viii be the sololst. Msn are cor
daily Invited to be present mt this meet
lng
ON New-Yoar's evening the third mum
bcr Of the star course VIII take place
The entertainment will be iurnisneu py
the Brown University Giee BahJo' anu
Mandolin clubs. and promises 10 De one
of rare merit. The clubs are said TO be
tho equal of any university clubs IN
America. n not the superior Reserved
seats VIII go on sale Wednesday morn
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT.
UnseInshness Of surday-School Chill
drcn-Narrow Escape.

WILSON. ". g.. December -f.-ls1e-
claI)-Last evening o. very unique enter
tainmcnt was given 20 the sunday school
children of the Baptist church. a large
kettle filled with bags Of coloon9 was
on the stage with fire and wood under
meath. representing a pot o. boiled plum
uuflrg After music by q special choir
the superintendent OF tho Sunday school.
Mr.. W. c. Allen. explained that the
money that had no first been intended 90
huv presents for the Children Dy a. vote
OK the children themselves. had been
taken TO hx up q Christmas box Tor the
orphans az Th0masv.lle who DO not live
I'm tho regular territory of Santa Claus.
The action or the ltre folks .n sending
Christmas c.frs t0 che little orphans.
and thereby depryins themselves, has
been much commented upon. Ar. Al.
Holland was cook and di-1el ont the
"pudi.ne" 90 the walters. who distributed
10 among the children
Before closul FOR the holidays The to-
hacco market here sold t0r The first three
weeks of December la>i"-6 pounds
mai.ug a total FOR the sea- n so Jar OF
7-5.2ls pounds which indicates tntt
more than ten million pounds Wll De Soli
here bv tho lst OF May, 1872,
Afr. Robert Allen superintendent OF lN'
Richmond Maury Stemmory bad the mis-
fortune TO get his face badly bruised yes
terdav by the explosion or "a cannon
cracker HE right eye Narrowly escaped
being put out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

MIR William r. Rcddy Mr.. NJ. h..
Ramos. Masters Freddie and Edwin
Evcnscn. Mr.. Eugene Il Davis, ana MI
Hill. and Miss Wcna Newman; Mrs John
=. Wcstmorcland OF Petersburg, ana Miss
VI. Louise Davis.
Tho inmates OF the almshouse were on
Friday given their accustomed Christ
mas dinner 1t was a sumptuous ana
toothsomc meal. embracing all the de-
hcacics Of the season. number o.
members OF the Council Committee on
Relief OF the Poor. were present, and
enjoyed the dinner very much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
Christmas Holiday Rates.

On account OF the Christmas Holidays
the southern Railway wih sell round-tnp
tickets To- points within n rali's Oh w
,.,.i.s rate of cents per mile one way
for the rourl-trlp. Tickets 10 Dee sold
necenber ga 10 9th. inclusive. and De-
,l,,bor 20tn to- january 1st inclusive.
with extreme limit January g. 1897.
TIrkets viii also be- sold December 18th
% o-fh. inclusive. 10 students holding cer-
tifcates signed hy the principals OF their
rcsrectlve schools. j. G.. HORTON,
Travelling PASSENGER Agent.
Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
The Popular Calendar.

The hand -omcst calendar for l%7 which
has vet appeared 50 the one issued by
Perry Mason q, co.. Of Boston. publishers
OF the Youths Comnarion. The calendar
is in the form OF ID folder, DO IL by =
inches i'm size. having four leaves or
panels. on each of which Us the figure Of
a beautiful maiden. uthoer1phei iu twelve
colors from an original painting.
The calendar viii Dee an ornament 70
any home or any business office. Perry
Mason q Go. give it free 10 AN sutsc-ib-
ers To the Companion who send the SUBJ
scription price G-lD of The paper for
ls9-
illustrated pr0suectus for the volume
for l,g1 VIII Doe s.lt face Upon application.
Address the Youths Companion, N1 Coz
luubus avenue. Boston. Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
New BELL Telephones.

-JtI GlI.l-
i0C-Thomps0n s. Benson.
GROCERS.
12o-Cersley. IT. L. Manchester upper
store
ln2-McCre7dv. T. a.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
li2l-Doyle d. %
PRODUCE COMMISSION.
saG-Blaut0u. j. W.
7zG-Padgett & CO.. s.. T.
RESIDENCES.
1i2o-Stickney. Rev. +. s.
glZ-Harley ST. r.
CORRECTIONS.
W. II. Wagner res.Ienc). telephone
should read. g2 G.. Ut. Wagner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
News from the y. VI. G. 4.

Both mems and boys meetings az the
association to-day promise 10 bee both
instructive and interesting. At o'clock
MIR. r. il. Marks VIII speak TO the boys
on "rhe life OF Jesus" A boys instru-
mental quintette VIII furnish the music.
Al o'clock ihe mems meeting viii be
addressed by Rev. George Barsoom, OF
Constantinople. Turkey. lie VIII speak
on tho subject The Armenians and
Their Prosecutors" This meeting VIII
he Intensely interesting. as Mr Barsoom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
unppy Family Reunion.

The gathering az the home Of Mrs. Fan
mic II. Crane. 2}09 east Broad street last
night was one 10 be remembered. The
spacious old home and elegant parlors
we're thrown open in honor OF her sister
Mrs. Kate i. Crane. from Brownville
Neb The following members OF the
family were present: Mrs. Kate +. Crane
Brownville. Neb.; DE-. Alfred Crane,
Erownville Neb. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T..
Fitzwison. Raleigh. y. c.; Mr. ". Cor
don Fitzwilson. New York; Miss Frances
III. Crane. Alr. ana Mrs. G. Il. Fitzwison,
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Crane Mr.. and Mrs.
Berkely Robertson, Mrs. 5. Crane French,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
After Trying Faithfully

many other remedies. ] have concluded
that for "a slight or dcep-seated cough,
soreness i'm the chest. pain in the lungs,
Dr. DaviQ's Cough syrup. of pure pine tar.
horehouud. wild cherry, &c. is a specific.
IL stops the cough heals the soreness. and
gives sound and refreshing sleep az night
This old-faehl0u remedy of our mothers
is the best known. and especially recon-
mended for children. IL is harmless. Price,
y, cents everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
A sinin-Strcct Robbery.

Some Time hetWeen dusk Friday niFht
and opening time yesterday morning
thievcs broke into the store of 7. Lichten-
stein. 40. 1900 east Main street and stole
$40 worth of fireworks. The large front
window facing Main street was broken.
so arrests have get been made. and this
is the second successful attempt upon
Mr. Idcht1nstcins store I'm the past few
d4vg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
FIFTEEN cuNrs GUEST
Cheap and Elegant lunch Devised
hy u sncirl, " nnllm.

nv "a societ, Woman.
tn ,tt. 5,,. ....,I .... ..- ,f.. ,.. ....f
In thls a'S '"' 80 '-
costly luacAeons WIN
pltality argue lack or eN
taste. Money is small portion
r..,ist,.s A. ia..t th.. u.s. VE.t
..'.,',' .......',, ,.....,,.. ., .....
' N..o" =. t.,, ro, -.
i ls.,... ' ...-.,, ,,. s,,,,.. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

A delightful concert is TO be given
kat the city aimshOuse on Monday eve
ping. 10 has been gotten zap for the
pleasure OF the inmates. but a number
OF friends OF Superintendent Davis and
fhe o:her Officials Olt there have been
invited 20 be present and viii attend IL.
The programme viii De varied one.
and II VIII b. participated in by some
OF the best local talent in the musical
line. Those VINO VIII take part are Cap
tain Frank ". Cunningham. MIR.
Charles II. Philips, Mr.. j. -. Polndex ter,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

GREENSBORO. y. g.. December o.
(Spoeial) - ON Christmas Eve Allen
PAYNE accidentally shot and instantly
killed negro named VIII Banks lt
seems that % party % negroes hi just
returned from church festival ana
hnarious'y drunk. They commenced iool-
inc with pistols when one of the pistols
accidentally went on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

Yesterday evening a coiorcd boy went
10 the airshousc for treatment who ha1
accidentally shot himself through the
band Neither OF the physicians were
thcre ~ The time. and the younester de-
clincl TO wait until their return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
sub-Treasury aud clearinghouse.

ST. LOUIS. December 26-The ST Louis
United States Suo-Treasury will. on jan
uary 30. become member OF the local
Clearing House Association. This step
has the approval OF Secretary Carlisle.
ard will render unnecessary the transfer
of about 100000 between the banks aud
the sub-treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

stop paying high prices for Groceries
when you can buy best quality goods at
S. IWman's Sons. and save - per cent.
Downtown stores. $50 and so east Main
street: uptown store, sos east Marshall
street. Ola and new phone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

pure Lard, Sc; Salt Pork &C.; Califor-
mia Hams. 7c.; Breakfast Bacon, Sc.
IN s I-llman's Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

Mirrors. Picture Frames, Eaecls. sc, az
\ Iehmau's. so cast Broad street lo
O'Clock. next Tuesday Wednesday. and
Thufsiqv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
Y. Lehman at Auction.

IF YOU want a beautiful Picture ana
Mirror. don't fail 10 attend the sale-s-l
oast Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

\ handsome line Of Ladies' Flannel
Waists AT Never Sycle's-Black. Navy
Brown. Green. and Gray. Serge Waists.
too.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
v. lehman Mt Auction.

S27 east Broad street viii sell next Tues
day wednesday and Thursday az auc-
ton their entire stock OF art goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

Jelly Wine. BE. quart; Chalmers Celia
tine. for Soc; pounds Figs Tor -'c.; New
Dates. sc. Per pound. AT ;. bllman's Son S..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

Mems, Ladies'. Boys. and Girls.
4. b. CLARKE & SON,
1870 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

Read great advertisement OF s. Ull-
mans Son IN to-day's paper If you want
to buy groceries cheap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

LARGE Cans Tomatoes. &C.; Best Corn,
&C.: Early June Peas at Sc, at 5. Ull-
mans Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

The No. OF the Dispatches new phone
Is 1855 Patrons Will please note this.
The old phone No. is l5S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

Homemade Mince-Meat. Sc. rer pound; ;
Apple Butter, &c.: Homemade Jelly, &C.,
AZ 3 Ullmans Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
Garvcrs.

You need good one badly. We have
them. 4. b. CLARKE & son,
l820 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

Ladies' Coats and Capes very greatly
reduced at Meyer Sycle's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
weather strips.

A. b. CLARKE e SON.
1920 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

ola papers for sale at &c hundred at
Dispatch Office.
The herald., 1896-12-27
Daily Average for Month I2,3l5

OF this number of Papers q daily
average of more than OOOO were
circulated inY the City of Los An
1eles, and the average number of
free or sample copies was less than
200 per day.
Also that the circulation of said news.
paper for January, 1896, was 7347; for
February, 8o2I; for March, 8ls2; for April,
$3.50; for May, s4oS; for June, S435;. for
July, oaoS; for August, ro,23o; for Sep
tember, II,2r5; for October, 1850.
lr H. S. SMITH.
Subscribed and sworn to this goth day
Of November, 1895.
w. B. SCARBOROUGH.
Notary Public in ana for Los Angeles
County, State of California.
The circulation of the Herald "a
Southern California and Arizona 10
larger than that of any other news
Rsper published.
The herald., 1896-12-27

No Herald h tho oaH Loe
AA9ey$s newspsper which has
prfnted every dSy during the past
rem m0aGf5s b sworn statement
0f IL circulation since December
The herald., 1896-12-27
s HELP WANTED-MALE
HoMASI SA2s RafeLoI2MnNr 3 LGoI2MnNr AGENTS
California Bank building.
S00-302 W. Second street. in basement.
Telephone 500.
A strictly flrst-class, reliable agency.
All kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
Once open from ! a. m. to 7:So p. m.
except Sundays.
HELP WANTED-MALH
MEMS DEPARTMENT.

MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Young man. private place, 500 ETC.. An
drew Spiegel CALL first-class mtlker Ital-
ian preferred, $25 etc.; plow teamster, SIS
etc.; herder, weight 1856 to 140, milk few
cows, $50 ETC.: boy to milk Is cows SIC
etc; boy for dairy, $40 ETC.; steam laun-
dry in country for sale: 2 6-horse plow
teamsters. $40 ETC.; call early.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
First-class fry cook; pot washer. $50
etc.; dishwasher etc., $40 ETC.; boy for
porter work. So per week: boy to assist
bootblack, 50 per week: walters. cooks and
hotel help in general call and register;
no charge: 5 first-class walters. dress
suits, $50 etc, country, call early.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Second girl. $40 etc, early Monday:
housegirl, Thirtieth ST., Boyle ave-, High
land Park, Ingraham St, Long Beach.
Hayes St, La Canada SIS and $40; house.
girl. 5 in family, German preferred. SIS:
second girl, SIS; second girl. in family.
SIS.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Cook for hotel: waitress and do cham
berwork. 500; first-class cook. $50 to $685.
HUMMEII BROS. & co,
The herald., 1896-12-27

wANTED-$S5O0 ON 96O ACRE RANCH;
all cultivated; best ranch In Lancaster
valley will be recommended by president
of a well-known savings bank. For par
ticulars apply to r. ALTSCHUL. 408 S.
Broadway. II
The herald., 1896-12-27

wANTED-DELAMoR DRESS CUT
structions free; lessons not limited. La
dies bring goods, cut and make your dress
with us. Come and prove our work.
Dressmaking solicited, prices reas enable !;
satisfaction guaranteed. Agents wanted.
31S1a s. Spring st. 1857