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The herald., 1896-10-23
SAN DIEGO.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 22.-John H. Bull.
lock, general manager of J. 8. Kimball
& Co. of San Francisco, is in the city ar
ranging for a new steamer line between
this and Mexican ports. He has receiv
ed assurances from pilots and others
as to reasonable port charges, and has
made arrangements with the Santa Fc
company for wharfage. The Santa Fe,
1t IL UNDERSTOOD, has made standing
offer to give the same rates between
San Diego and Los Angeles as now pre-
vail between San Pedro or Port Los An
geles and Los Angeles, thus making
San Diego as much port for Los Anger
les as the others Shipping men here
believe the proposition advocated IN
Los Angeles to have the Pacific Mail
steamers stop at Santa Monica is a
scheme on the part Of the Pacific Mail
itself to split the interests and thus de-
feat the new steamer line, which win be
in direct competition.
The herald., 1896-10-23
HIS FOOT CRUSHED.
A Young House Mover Meets With q
Painful Accident.

Herman Heinchen, a young German
house mover, residing at 567 San Pedro
street, met with painful accident yes
tercay about 1880, as a consequence of
which he will be cripple for life, his
right foot having been amputated. Helm
chen has been working for Muck & Sit
ton and was yesterday engaged in NOV
ing ahouse out in Vernon near the Ma
deau ranch
The building. a four-room cottage.
was mounted on wagon wheels and was
being pulled along by means of ropes
which were ruin through pulleys fast
ened to stakes driven in the street. Helm
chen was the only man around the build
ing, his business being to guide the
wagon tongue and keep the load in the
middle of the road, the rest of the men
being some distance Off driving the
horses and attending to the windlass.
Heinchen had hold Of the wagon tongue
and was walking backward, when he
accidentally stepped into one of the
pulleys and his right foot was caught
between the rope and sheave and drawn
into the pulley.
Hia shrieks Of pain attracted the At,
The herald., 1896-10-23
A Noted Oakland Case Denied q
Rehearing
OPINIONS HANDED DOW
The Los Angeles Court Appealed From
Sustained
No Hope Held Out for Those Trying t.
Escape Foreclosure of Mortgage
by Declaring Homestead.

Upon motion Of B. w. Diehl, and pre-
sentation Of license from the supreme
court Of Illinois. M. M. Myers was yes
terday admitted to practice at attorney
and counsellor in the several courts of
this state.
Arguments were resumed yesterday
morning before the court, sitting en- banc,
in the case of Wiler vs.. Pauly, the San
Diego water case, and submitted.
In the case Of the People ex rel. VS..
Davie ct al, rehearing was denied.
This case created considerable feel
ing in Oakland and by the decision OF
the court matter that caused great
feeling will now be permitted to fall into
the background. Last year there was
special election held at Oakland for the
purpose of electing board Of works and
the question submitted to the electors
was whether the then existing board
should hold or whether new board be
appointed, consisting of the mayor, city
attorney and city engineer. The election
resulted in favor of the last named
scheme and Miller, who was superin-
tendent of streets. brought suit to oust
tucIu ITOII1 OlIlCe anu was sustained Dy
the court. The new board appealed tc
the supreme court and the election held
to be valid. The counsel for the plains
tiff and appellant applied for rehearirg
with the result that the rehearing has
now been denied.
In department one the following cases
were submitted on briefs: The People
VS.. Hagan, People VS.. Page, People VS.
BoQuet, People VS.. Hahn, Miller vs. Carr
Lett ct al. vs. Board Of Supervisors. Peo-
pie vs.. Lourintz.
In the case of First National Bank Of
Santa Ana VS.. Errella ct al, was ar
gued and submitted. In the case u Van
Week vs. Board Of Dental Examiners
the attorney general was substituted as
attorney for appellant The case was
argued by Geo. E. Harpham, for respon-
dent and w. H. Anderson, assistant
attorney general, for appellant, and sub.
mitted
In department two,upon motion OF
James A. Dougherty and presentation
Of license from the supreme court OF
Nebraska, A. A. Whitney was admitted
to practice as attorney and counsellor
in the several state courts.
The case OF Wells VS.. Torrance was
continued for the term and the other
cases that came up for hearing were
submitted on briefs on file.
The herald., 1896-10-23
CORONADO y
Autumn Amusements at the Big Sea-
~ side Hoeel-Personals

CORONADO, Oct. pa pleasant re-
ception was given at the residence Of
Mrs. Mary Kirby on Saturday evening
to afford the parishioners Of Christ
church an opportunity Of meeting the
Rev. Edward w. Meany of Los Angeles,
minister in charge.
Captain and Mrs. Oscar FitzAlan Long
Of San Francisco were here during the
week on their welding tour. M
Zoeth s. Eldredge, national bank "a
aminer, is again at Coronado.
Adolph Wood of San Bernardino is a
guest here.
F. w. Flint of Los Angeles spent sew
eral days recently at the hotel,
Captain Marion p. Maus, who has re-
Gently been transferred from Angel
Island to the post at San Diego, was en-
tertained at the hotel on Thursday even
Ing by Captain and Mrs. Long.
A. T. Wells, general freight agent Of
the Denver and Rio Grande at Denver
and w. c. Shotwell, general agent of the
same road at San Francisco, were re-
cent visitors here.
General Churchill gave a driving par
.ty to the Old Mission on Tuesday after
noon In honor of the Misses Black Of
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Those participating
We're: Miss e. T. Black, Miss L. N.
Black, Miss Mary c. Pratt, Alexis B1orn-
son and General Churchill
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Deensken
were recent guests here from Los An
| geles. 8
Messrs. John and r. T. vandevoort
OF. Pasadena are enjoying the excellent
shooting here and have bagged some fine
birds. 81
A. c. Roscoe of the Nadeau, Los An
geles, was here last week, accompanied
by c. c. Douglass Of the Yosemite house.
Stockton; M. j. Rosenthal, New York,
and H. F. Adler, San Francisco.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Pauline Goodspeed Of Chicago,
who summered here with her sister. Mrs.
George w. Van Zandt, and Mrs. A. New
come Of New York, who has been for
several months past dweller on the
beach. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. wolcott, Los An
geles, registered here last week.
Mrs. w. p. Mccormick entertained with
a dinner at Hotel del Coronado onsTues-
day evening in honor Of Edward e. Mich
OILS and bride Of Manitou, Col. Mrs. E.
e. Nichols, ST., Miss s. Clark, Fred Stehr,
Randolph Hartley and Alexis Bjornson
were the invited guests. Table decora-
tions Of roses, smilax. gypsophyllis and
pettoporum were very effective.
The herald., 1896-10-23
ToDAY's CALENDAR.

The following cases will come UP in
the departments today for hearing:
Department One-Hicks, appellant,
vs: Drew. respondent, San Bernardion-
Gibson & Titus, Geo. p. Cole, for appel
liant; E. e. Rowell, A. Brunson, E. r.
Annable, for respondent.
Ludorn, appellant, vs.. Ham ct al, re-
spondents, San Bernardino-E. r. An
nable. Geo. X. Cole. for appellant: T. G.
Chapman, Rolfe & Rolfe, for respond
ents.
Perkins. respondent, VS.. West Coast
Lumber company, appellant, San Ber-
nardino-Rolfe & Rolfe, Paris & Alli-
son. for respondent; F. w. Gregg for
appellant.
Pierce, respondent. VS.. Sout>ern Pa
cific company, appellant. San Lernardi-
no-Chapman 4 Hendrick. Curtis, AS
ter 4 Curtis, for respondent; A. B.
HotchkIss, for appellant.
Redlands, Lugonia and Grafton Do
nestle Water company, appellant, vs..
City Of Redlands ct al, respondents,
San Bernardino-Bicknell & Trask for
appellant; c. c. Bennett. for respond
ents.
Richards ct al, respondents, VS.. Daley
ct al. appellants, San Diego-J. w
Hughes, for respondents; Rippey &
Mutt, for appellants.
Mason, respondent, vs.. Luce ct al,
appellants. San Diego-W. H. Fuller,
e. L. Barber. for respondent; M. A.
Luce, for appellants.
Bennett, petitioner VS.. superior court,
etc, respondent, review-Withington
& Carter, for petitioner.
Department Two-The People, ETC.,
respondent. VS.. Pearne, Jr., appellant,
Butte county-Attorney-G Fitz-
gerald. for respondent; r. c. Long, Geo.
e: Gardner. for appellant.
Ine People, etc. appellant. vs.. Fugett.
respondent. Kern county (yn~-
eral Fitzgerald. for appellant: Emmons
q Graham, for respondent.
The People, ETC., respondent, vs.. GET
ger, appellant, Napa county-Attorney-
General Fitzgerald. for respondent:
Geo. e. Caldwell. for appellant.
In, Inc reopie. etc, respondent, vs. Sc
norm, appellant, Glenn county-Attor-
ney-General Fitzgerald for respondent: i:
n. w. Alberry, Chas. M. Donohoe. K. 70.
Kesley. for appellant
The People. ETC., respondent, VS.. Gel
ger, appellant. Napa county-Attorney-
general Fitzgerald, for respondent:
Geo. E. Caldwell. for appellant.
The People, etc., respondent VS.. Four
nier, appellant, MADEIRA county-Attor-
ney-General Fitzgerald, for respondent:
pellant. ' -o- "p-
Bracket, respondent, VS.. Bonegas ct
a., appellants, San Diego county,. B.
Mannix, Tor respondent; Paterson &
Sprigg. w. 7. McNeally, for appellants.
Barber, respondent, VS.. Mulford ct al
appellants. San Diego county-W. iii
RULER. for respondent; SWEET, Sloan &
Kirby, for appellants
Robinson. appellant, vs.. Dougherty.
respondent, San Diego county-L. t.
boone, Gibson & Titus, for appellant:
j. B. Mannfx. for respondent. :
Rea, respondent, VS.. Hoffenden ct al.
defendants, the Barona company ct ai.'
appellants, San Diego county-McNeaIiy
& Works. for appellants WAS
The herald., 1896-10-23

where Heinchen was lying with his foot
fast jammed in the block. He was ex-
tricated and 1t was found that the mem
Der had been nearly severed Just across
the instep. He was placed in buggy
and driven into town to the receiving
hospital A minutes examination was
sufficient to show DR.. Bryant that the
foot could not be saved and with the
assistance of DIR. Ainsworth it was am
putated at the ankle
The patient rallied well after the ope-
ration and was able to talk to his wife
who called to see him at the hospital.
He has been married only about three
months, but has worked at the house,
moving business some years
The herald., 1896-10-23
ACCUSED OF BATTERY.

A complaint was yesterday sworn to
in the police court by j. b. Claverie, re-
siding at the corner of Pico and e streets
against Frank Shriner, who lives few
blocks further out at the corner of West
ern avenue, charging him with having
committed the crime of battery upon
him. A warrant was issued for the
arrest of SE1ner, but has not yet been
served.
The herald., 1896-10-23
RIVERSIDE.
A Cay Theater Party Political and Per-
sonal Notes. =

RIVERSIDE, Oct 22-Mr. and Mrs.
W. ]. Mcintyre gave theater party
\ last evening at the performance Of the
N1deal opera company, In honor Of Mrs.
Dole, wife OF Sanford B. Dole. president
Of the Hawaiian republic.
At the conclusion Of the play the party
repaired to the handsome residence Of
the host and hostess, where dainty
supper was enjoyed. Mrs. Dole, who
has been visiting with the family Of
George H Dole Of this city. will return
to her home Monday.
An enthusiastic, crowd greeted Prof.
G. w. Bowman Of Los Angeles and DR..
H. W. Head and G. s. Stowell of Orange
Z, county. at the Bryan silver club last
evenings At every meeting are large
number OF voters who profess to be for
The Riverside Horticultural society
met last night with Vice. President
Copeley in thee hair, The frost protec-
ton committee reported to recommend
to the members that they urge upon the
packing association to take measures to
protect their fruit from frost A paper
on frost protection was presented by
Mr., VAR. Howard, using oil as fuel.
combining heat and steam as methods
Of protection. The apparatus is so con-
structed that It may be hauled over the
orchard and takes advantage OF air cur
rents.
The review class of the ,womAn,s club
met, this afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
g. Hyatt. The subject was Joaquin
The friends Of M. Estudillo and A. 8.
1rvin9 Ia this city, Of whom there are
K many were, much elated to see that
those gentlemen had passed ap exami-
Z nation to practice in thescourts of Los
Lee Randall Of the Riverside band has
recelye4 . new bassoon which cost $176.
w. a. CQlliue has succeeded to the
eesncy t4t ths Rambler bicycle, vice
W. ID: c6nIhs ef this city and Miss
Hep4e L9fe21f we're mstried last even
~ I'M q Z efde. thia county Both
The herald., 1896-10-23
CITY HALL NOTES.

But little Is doing about the city hall
these days. Everybody is too busy talk
ing politics.
The deputies in the city clerks Office
are busy sending out sample election
ballots. When this work is concluded
there will probably be a reduction in
the force.
L. 4. Clemens, a sub-contractor ON the
new central police station, has made de-
mand on the city council to recover a
balance due him Of $420 from Contractor
John Redman.
Talking politics. became such a
nuisance about the city clerks ONCE
as to seriously interfere with business
Mr.. Luckenbach has put up q placard
on the door, Leave Politics Here" The
little hint II generally needed.
The herald., 1896-10-23
ocEANsIDE
A Newspaper Enterprise Social, Polit-
ical and Personal Notes

OCEANSIDE.sO oct. 22.-The proposed
arrangements for the transfer Of the
Olive Leaf, q. citrus weekly, from Cuca-
munga has been perfected ana the edi-
tors, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Whitaker. with
their family, have arrived and are at
home In the Jacob cottage. with the Of
fee on Second street.
The burned portion of the Hotel Mir
amar has been torn down and workmen
are at work restoring it to its former
condition. .s.s7&
Tuesday afternoon occurred the we'd
ding of Miss Muriel Morgan and Captain
Hugh Evans at the home Of the brides
parents at San Luis Rey. Rev, Jacobs
made the twain one, and merry party
of friends saw them of on the .. m.
train for Los Angeles,
Campaign feeling runs high. There Is
nothing heard on the strets, but politics.
That Is not enough, but each party has
which Is constantly filled with matters
pertinent to each side of the question.
! Wednesday night the Republicans had
a rally at the opera house. The speak
ers were Hon. Wilmington and a con-
ductor named Stewart. The attendance
was not very large and the enthusiasm
not very pronounced. *5 Z,
While the meeting was in progress a
merry party Of young people were danc-
ing at Trumbower hall. The party was
given by the Misses Mullinux to ]. G..
Davis. friend from Santa Ana. A good
time Is reported.
Mr.. G. F. Elliott has moved his fam
lily and household goods to Los Angeles,
where he expects to locate.
Horace Prince Of Los Angeles was ip
town Saturday and Monday last look
ing after property interests.
g. A. Henderson, representing Klau-
Der q Levi'of San Diego, was Ia town
Thursday. 49, 49, a
Hon. F. G. Seymour. state senator of
San Beruardino. spent Wedne1day night
In town. y b = 's's 7'17 n. \, -7.'
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points bearing upon the issue raised and
orders as above stated.
"A SAN DIEGO CASE.

/ In the suit of o. McCaughey. respond
ent, VS.. H. c. Schueffe and Dorothea
has recommended that the judgment
and order appealed from be reversed
and that the court below be directed to
sustain the demurrer to plaintiffs COM
plant, and that he have leave to amend.
The case was one wherein 1t was
tons addition to San Diego The plain
tiff got judgment from which and from
an order denying a motion for new
trial the defendants appealed. The
complaint was demurred to, upon the
ground among others, that 1t does not
cause Of action. The court thinks the
demurrer ought to have been sustained.
The herald., 1896-10-23
Charles Davis was among the arrivals

CnHrIes Davis was among the arrlvols
yesterday.
Miss M. 8. jackson and Miss Nancy
Hitchcock of Pasadena are registered
at the Hotel Miramar.
M. Richards, formerly Of Lincoln, Neb.
but lately in charge Of the Ashbridge
place in South Oceanside, has left for
Los Angeles, where he will reside.
Henry Fischer returned from Elsinore
Hot Springs, where he went on account
Of rheumatism. He reports great i'm
proYement.
The herald., 1896-10-23
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LOS a Afa0mf Hn aenmnrx I. -

TO the Los SSSiA,HN! iA,NcTEs IL se,ss:Fy (, e
press the misery / eSdursd durine }hoS1
q mere skeleton. Ny sight ana heafjij7
were badly impaired; was constaetIx
han Severe chronic COUGH. In n short I{S
was burden and death would have t0G0
welcome; ! was treated BY yariou! 9.9ls
give Dr wnSu Wong Him ia Of No 90 ueper
street, trial. OF course like many oth6E1
took only few doses Of his lifs.eiv1n@
herbs to knock all the. skepticism out q
me. In just five weeks the doctor prenoU1ls
ced me cured. and now can truthfully e6X
that l was never healthier and never Ten
better in my life. My sight and hear11I
cough. constipation ana piles are entlroII
cured, and l am rapidly gaining IN mesh
ear earnestly % recommend @ N % ali Il suffereSs y % IN
sReptics to give the doctor a, tria! and .
- JOHN NJ. srEvHNsoN.
620 Bellevue avenue, Los Angeles. CaI
To the Public: take pleasure in tee-
the Treatment Of DR.. wong Him Of q
ber of stubborn ailments, among which
were chronic, sick. k.headaches,. dyspepsia
ton ton and kidney neSH disease o But what What con-
slider this physician excelled In. SO lar ~
tion of my eye service. Astigmattsm.
coupled with other disorders was my. AZ
number. of well known skilled oculiSts d
some Of the larger. cities of this country
advised me / should always have to de-
pend upon glasses, and receive but poor
service even then; DR.. Wong Him's rem-
the use of any artificial help to sight. and
my. eyes continue to give such Service,
both for near work and distant, as is truly
the physician named can alone be atfrtb-
uted a. revolution in my physical condition
throughout that puzzles those who knew
of the 'incurable' character OF my at
hictions. Respectfully. "
Pico Heights P. O.. Cal. Sept. S. isss.
The herald., 1896-10-23

Time, 2:21; 2:19; 2:20; 2:27. Unfinished.
A hard looking negro was arrested
here who is believed to be one of the
men who held up streetcar conductor
in Los Angeles on Tuesday night. The
negro gave the name of Fred Jones
alias Harris, and says he has been in
almost every jail on the coast. He will
be taken to Los Angeles tonight.
The herald., 1896-10-23
youns folks have many friends IN this

q A good -sized audience greeted DR..
Ken Eca da Silva, the Chinese lady mis-
sionary doctor, last evening, to hear her
tell about the customs Of her native
land. DR.. da Silva spoke for about an
ticable was the excellent English she
The herald., 1896-10-23
NO Hope FOR THE LARCENIsT.

In the case of the people vs. Claude
Armstrong the court has affirmed the
judgment of the lower court and the or
der denying a new trial.
The defendant was convicted in the
superior court Of Tulare county of hav-
ing stolen a horse, two brides and
saddle on July rs, 1895, from the home
Of the Sisler brothers
The herald., 1896-10-23


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PRICE REDUCED TO 10 CENTS

The 3O0-page book. Lives of Bryan
and Sewall, illustrated. has been re-
duced to 10 cents copy. For particu-
lars see two-column advertisement in
this issue of The Herald.
The herald., 1896-10-23

To Cure Gold la One Day
|. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL /,
fails to cure 25c
The herald., 1896-10-23
SANTA ANA.
Results Of Harness and Running Races
A Suspect Arrested.

SANTA ANA, Oct. 22.-The second
days races of the Orange County fair
were better attended than the first, and
the events more hotly contested.
Summarizes:
mile and repeat, for Orange county
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DIRECTORY OF SOUTHERN CALI.
DFORNIA HOTELS.
HOTEL GREEN-J. H. Holmes. mana-
ger, Pasadena.
HOTEL METRoPoLE-on Santa cata-
lima Island.
HOTEL ARCADIA-Santa Monica, 3.
Rheinheart, proprietor.
HOTEL HOLLENBECK-Spri and Sec
ond streets; Los Angeles.
HOTEL RAMoNA-Spring and Third
streets. Los Angeles.
ABBOTSFORD INN-Corner Eighth ana
Hope streets. Los Angeles.
HOTEL PoRTLAND-444 South Spring
street, Los Angeles
HOTEL BRUNSWICK-santa Ana, Amer
ican and European plans.
HOTEL HOLYROOD-Riversi b.
Cochrane, proprietor
THE ROWELL-Main and Ninth streets,
Riverside, E. ]. Davis, proprietor.
HOTEL, CARLTON-13 to 27 East Colo.
RADIO street, Pasadena.
HOTEL .NAvALoN-Avalon. Santa cata-
lima Island
HOTEL BREWSTER-J. E. o'Brien, pre-
prietor Fourth and c sts.. San Diego.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
BAVARIAN STAR BREWING COMPANY

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS
ISSUED Bi THE kNICkERBOCkER BREW
ING COMPANY;
MORTGAGE bonds OF THE HAWAIIAN
STAR BREWING COMPANY tknown as the Ihlrd
Mortgage Bonds. and
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE COMPANY;
At the request majority Of all classes or security
holders the undersigned have consented 10 act az
nittee for the reorganization OF the AFFAIRS OF 'hs
pany and organized by the selection OF MT Johh L.
Searles Chairman. ,, .. .....- -.
The default in the payment OF me pay on
the FIRST mortgage bonds ana OF me coupons
since and including August 1895 the third mort
gage bonds followed by the suit which has been INST
ted FOR the foreclosure OF the first mortgage under
which the property shortly be sold render necessary
prompt action for protection OF the rights and prop
erty OF the security holders
preliminary agreement has accordingly been pre-
nared under which deposits Of securities may now be
made with the Central Trust Company u New YORK.
Tho Committee reserves the right 10 reject all depos-
,,s ~ securities made before August 2tth lS6
Ry the terms the preliminary agreement the right is
rcserved 10 all depostors Of securities Withdraw the
same on payment Of pro-rata share u the expenses
nm 10 the date withdrawal II the plan Of reorganization
when announced the Committee satisfactory to
them. ~ 800.
'"s' - JOHN r. SEARLFS
ISAAC DANENBERG.
JOHN GREENOUGH.
Committee.
SAMUEL UNTERMYER. Counsel
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financial.
PROPOSALS FOR $3,433,O33A OF THREE
AND ONE.AALf PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
AND STOCK OF THE CITY OF
new. YORK.

EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS GrAnniASs An Sp
oTInRs HoLp!N99y TIL IT. TIE pIecIsLA:
Tf.RE pA9sED MATCH H. 1852 TO lNNbsi '''
THESE EONDS AND STOFk
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CoDtiDeDtal
Trust Company.

CAPITAL. SoW.ooO
SURPLUS, S3oOoD.
OTTO pAyNARD President
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH. LIST Vice-Prest
copDoN NACDONAID "a yice-Prest and Sec'y
HENRY r DABOII. Assistant Secretary
Dcstpnnted by the Supreme Court as
Depositary for Court Moneys.
Interest Allowed Deposits.
Executes all Trusts.
TRUSTEES.
,,u,,.., u, Otto T. Barnard
.,.d 4, H., Robert ". lie Forest,
49, 49, =" psry.h (;lraud Foster.
Robert :. Holt. GoIa II Mac.o"a''
I,nlSs r. H. Tina, ,r A. I-nfear Norre.
,,,,,,., AirY.ndsT smith William r. Cochran.
Robert OlyIh3nt. Waiter ".'hHsr,
John {. Havsmeyer william n ia@"|
w. ~ Trrnor /, Park