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Mr.. H0DGKfN's ElRAY VISITOR.
MIR Dealer Sweeney Mistaken for Bur
glnr-Mnd Apparcntiy Heen DrnGged.

MIX Dealer Sweeney Mistaken for Bur
GIur-IInd Apparently Be-n Dragged.
At an carly hour yesterday ]. +. Hodgkin OF s
Morningslde avenue cal ed Park Policeman
James Higgins to his house, and told him
that there was a burglar in his hall. When
HI. gins went to the house he fouad II man who
was apparently under the influence OF some
drug or of liquor walking about in the hall with
Sl4S in greenbacEs Grasped tightly in his hand
After some difficulty The man was induced To
tell mis- name.
tlc said he was Edward J. Sweeney, milk
dealer. aud that he lived ut .2l s Eigi avenue.
Higgins took the man i'll charge and escorted
him to the address gwen, where lie found that
Swc=Eey's story wns true sweeney was turned
over 10 the care Of his wife. ~ lIudgki lin declined
to make any charge against HIM. the presence
OF sweeney in his house apparently being due to
his cOnd tiOu.
The sun., 1896-10-08
wDN,r 0F7 an IHE NEUARD,
yIenLcI Lcnrns Tint His ClaIm for s2i5
More WIN Probably Not he Allowed.

|, Is the belief of John llenkel OF I"E t''htoh
street. uoUoken, whore d'tecn-y year-old danghter
Tlulp found "A baL containing S23d :" hl!Is Oh n
purciay street fcrryboat On Monday mat he
viii not receive the reward Of $3.50 which was
Clarksou :, son Ut this city. ,o
Irrhrl seat lis daughter Bertha, VINO is 20
iu Lrnadtvay. yesterday, to ask tor the rest ~
rlr reward. or S"4o. Miss licnkci 'aid sEc wa
INA py n mer,ber OF The nrn tint her father
yould not likely receive any further reward
t!nn The $40 which was given 7" MN on pre-,
t.Tt' ~. a.. ittg aud IT. puu.tft-. me l'.uI"f
.aid I'M ,t renamed with inc owner OF tne bag
Woodhury g. Langdon, whether any more re-
ward should be paid.
The sun., 1896-10-08
EROOKLYN,S NIV4L BAJTA LION.



Progressing Favorabiy.
There is movement on foot in Brooklyn to
establish Naval Reserve Battalion in that
city. and at n meeting held in the rooms of tho
oxford club last night committee was ap-
pointed 10 take the preliminary steps to form
the organization. 1t will be necessary to h;.vo
m enrolled membership of 1856 before the bat
TALON can he recognized rs part of the State
militia. The meeting last night was well at
tended. and addresses We're made hy Capt. Snt-
terlrc, Commander Miller. Gen. James McLccr,
Campbell c. Brown, and jerome +. Morse. Tho
Committee on Organization consists OF the fol-
lowing persons:
Gen, William c. Wallace. Gen. A. G. Barnes
senator George w. Brush, William Berr G. &.
Brown. +. A. Cruikshank. Capt. IL. G. Duval
William q. Ford, livutenRnt- commander Soc
ratc- Huhnnrd. L. : y. tretredl. Gen. Huratio
G. King, Charles II; Mallory, Jerome b., Morse,
.Iamss j. NCKcen. John q. pierrrpont. John NJ.
Rider. \. k. Sloan, Mayor Wureter. Congress-
man Bennett, aud cx-Congressman Coombs.
The sun., 1896-10-08
NEpHEW SHOOTS UNCLE.
He Was n Constable aud Was Ordered on
Hts Uncle. Farm yNh!lr Serving Papers.

WEST KILL. y. y, oct 7. James X. Black
was shot yesterday by his nephew, Lorenzo d..
Humphrey. who Is constable. Humphrey was
about 10 serve papers when he wNs ordered onf
tie farm hy Mr.. Black. The coh.tnbl y''ircw hi,
entered Mr Slack's neck aud lodged in tho
shoulder. The cunstnrlc's IA her rushed up We.
lind MIR. Black aud truck him with n stone,
aud llcn tho con -tnb,c placed the revolver nt
the mans trnIple and pulled the trigger. bur -
faled to explode. Mrs Black appeared jnsu
then. and Tie constable KuOck"d her down
Nv iru aud declared that hewoud kin her. tIl-
2ens drove the Humphreys from the farm. The
constable ~ now under arrest charged with as
sault with intent to XII.
The sun., 1896-10-08
More yIctlms octhe Turka.

LONDON. Oct. IA despatch to the Central
News from Constautncple says that the agent
appointed to distribute the fund subscribed for
the relief Of the survivors of the recent
at Egun. together with his family. has been
murdered and that 600 OF the fund has been
stolen.
1t il SAID that the Porte has remitted part OF
the taxes in the eastern provinces in order to
alleviate somewhat the coalition OF the dcsti-
inin ArmnniAn residCnIs.
The sun., 1896-10-08
Jo1rINGs AnorT 4ywN.

the Grand Jury yesterday iudicte' FOR murder IN
Thr urst d|grCc MlchHeI ClHtriu vino IN dtS ~
hnoJ Iud nleu James iurcril AZ - Narrh str'rt
IurCcu Is alleged TO huEv assaulted Costel.o ;
wlfc.
Justice Beach, In the supron" Court yestcrlay
granted AN absolute iIvurcc to I,tsLhrtn 9. can
lar iron lsidur CdutOr. Tue Cantor. were married
about Two years aso ana "ntra'ra i-.l Jtn"'rN'
hnuu's nhdeuty. HERMAN horu, AItn,r 81 Al
I4u, ana lsIuuT RUtn ,chld tie ari ihh' Canto WAS
The sun., 1896-10-08
The Lahu Delayed the Needles.

LONDON. oct. T.-Though the winds were high
yesterday and last night the Channel steamers
were able to make their usual passages across
with little or no delay and no mishaps. The
steamer Lahn, from New York Sept % for
Southampton and Bremen. however. was obliged
to await overnight last night off the Needles
ow ing to the high wind and rough sea. \ num-
ber OF small sailing vessels have arrived a va
rious ports in a damaged condition. but no loss
1Ifli I,l : lnl
The sun., 1896-10-08

James w Hustod. rcuomInatch by tho Robert.
son Republicans "a the TnIrd Wrstchcstcr district
Abrain D. B!nuveIt or Spring valley by tho Dem
ocratS Or RocPilnd county,
fred y. Gott OF Ogncn 10y the Republicans OF The
ourth district OF Monroe.
Ry the free silver Democrats OF MOnro" county
First district William Il. BrancrOft Second. Ben
Iamn A. Hang; Third, Michael j. O'BTcn; Fourth
Jacob S, lInl.ht.
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sIArNnIIE rosyn ,srNH DISMISSED
II. I. Jarvis Denounced the Cold Standard
and Lost sI1u Unicr.

BFNTON HAEuuR. Mich, OCT 5.--R, l. Jarvis.
Democratic ppsl master here orthe past three
years. received rn;ec OF dismissal from that
oni.g l4st u.uut for alleged otlo siye rartiSau-
shin. H. 4. NIch0.s, a gold Democrat, VIII su"-
/ coed him. MI. jafvis l. a CRnGidatc for Con-
gress In th~ district on the silver ticket and
hrs been open and vigorous ~ h.- Gcnouuuc-
Inent of the gold standard and its RlyccAtcs.
The sun., 1896-10-08

For Naw England, gen, rally far, e"drr; iro'h aud
brisk HprinwrsEeriy winds
fur euStcrI Nrp YORK, eastern ICnn" yrnnid, Nrm
Iera y and eilwo,e Iuir; sp'N ny c1tifr, nortlsriy
irulaH.
Eoruu District OF Columbia, Marylnn AMI N!r.irta.
fair and continued cold no'thcasier, "ah,
FOR western Sew York aud wc,rrn Feuusyivsuia,
cloudy. fonowod 10y r2Ir " alher, continued cod
fresh TO hr. SIX nortupry wiuia.
The sun., 1896-10-08
The RoynI Wedding In Italy.

ROME Oct. THE Prince Of Montenegro and
his Ministers arrived here to-day to sign the
marriage contract between the Prince of Naples,
Grown Prince OF Italy, and Princess Helena,
daughter OF the ruler OF Montenegro.
The sun., 1896-10-08

LONDON, Oct. Sir Julian Pauncefotc.
tie British Ambassador to the United States,
who is now il. This country. viii snil on his
return to his post on the steamer GermaniC
on the l4th inst.
The sun., 1896-10-08

A motto button mas be bought now with u
stick uf candy tor q cent. TLese buttons aro
cloth covered. and the motto is Irintcd on The
free. Tuey h6yenl the back otiD, hut the n~uol
shank uf a covered button. Ihcy may br stwcd
or p!uuud to the coat ug nat. The, q e made
with "A great variety ~ mnltues ana iut up m II
divi.inh Of tho talue JOS with tliG candies with
which they are sold.
The sun., 1896-10-08

OTTAWA, Ont Oct. Lord and Lady Aher-
deem and suite left here this evening for British
Columbia. The trip is purely holiday one.
ana the party will be away two months. most OF
which vii! he spent on Lord Abrrdcen's rancho
in Alberta. They viii also spend n Coupie of
weeks hunting in the Rockies.
The sun., 1896-10-08
moRMoxs ORDERED 10 LEArE.
MethodIsts OF Kentucky Mount tains Vote TO
Exrei Latter Day tSnIuts.


GRAYsoN, KY, Oct. THE lev. r. b. Noal
and his saddle bags" people have been direct
ing religious matters in this country for years
without opposition. Affairs are different now.
He had IA meeting called here to-day. at which
nearly all OF his Methodist friends attended.
Tho purpose of the meeting was 10 issue an
olict to the Normons giving them so many
hours In which to vacate this ncighborhood
The edict was issued and the Nlormons were
prcacnt o receive IL. But they haven't moved.
nnd II ph Hip Barton, who is their leader, is to
be believed. they are going to stay here until
oycry person Is converted into believing that
Mcrruonism is tho only safe road to Heaven.
In this little town there is nothing else talked
about hut Murmouism. The French. Eversole
fcuds and the Hatfield Mccoy rows were never
more exciting. "hu Methodist, aU5 tho Nor
mons rruet gp, ami while both crowds are talk
mg they axe load.ng up with llrcarm, and mOou-
shine whiskoy. Gov. Bradley has been notified
of the seriousness of tho situation, aud 1t is OK
pectcd that ho will send troops here at any out
break.
There are now Mormon elders preaching In
Carter Lawrence, Lewis johnson. and Rowan
counties and some OF the border ,ountles of
West Virginia Thoy travel together on foot,
trainping over all Of the narrow mountain high
way and hywhYa, visiting the people in their
non,cs. The Mormon meetings now are gem
orally we'll attended. The first Mormon elders
came to Carter county about eight or ten
m,nths ago They make no ado about
quietly MS possihle. They have never or
cnuiaed n church built meeting house.
bui work principally among Ike country people,
avoiding towns. and distributing their tracts
everywhere they travel There are said to be
kentucky aud West Virginia. They are all
middle.uged men. Ench Rvows that he has but
one wife At home , They GONE from Salt Lake
from nome for as long fourteen months.
They say that they are missionaries of Christ
and that they were sent here by Him to teach
the people the true religion.
The sun., 1896-10-08
Alexander sa,v,u, Not Dead.

LONDON, Oct. Tho United Associated
Presses has received Rdvces from Florence say
ing that Alexander Salvini. the actor. whose
death was reported TO have occurred two or
threeday, ago n Monte CAttni. near Florence,
is alive. but that his condition is critical.
The sun., 1896-10-08

Sands and Lvermore played an extra hole to
settle their tie. Sands winning hy to u. This
puts the Wcslchester golfer IN possession of the
Presidents cup. The draw for to-day is:
Knapp VS.. Park, Sands VS.. Men,ies Lynch VS.. Arm
strong Tying rS Livermore. Moeran Vs. Paterson,
Allen vs.. De Darmendia, Sweny vs. Hartmann aud
Brown Va. 81 lns-.
The sun., 1896-10-08

LoNDoN. Oct. 7-Ambassndor Bayard re-
turned to tine Embassy to-day from visit to
Sir X. T.. Webster, Attorney General of Great
Britain, at the iattcr's rcsidonce at GuIldford.
The sun., 1896-10-08
Spain. War In the Philippines.

MADRID. Oct. The authorities have ar
rested several persons here upon allegations (
their having been implicated in the rebellion in
the Philippine Islands.
The sun., 1896-10-08
DIR. n. II. KANE,

INV ork ana Par. NaT.rpcre and drnrolo uret
'Ialle-,y ana gl'ncut "uitirg. F.cn,ant an n',-
tive spec hus for lnst or fIung pow r., Nfrl,- -
lr.r ted lecture, ald .sttuun'as HiiU Hal4C- ami
Tlirr ssc- 'n" pputo raphs ~ cured H''cElS s'ns
.....l.tl ''.aH. '.'' To- .t,H, |NiH a " .'''.
ais r. M ANA .i. ! ..nH4t. ,.r p.. , v..tu. l.-
frclallft n lhe wor tu-1.y on di,ra,", ~ tis El
n"y- bladder and diseases OF mol. - rw Amft tc.
cUrder. Dh KANE, l55 WI J4lu 81.
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From canar4rc TO n wurram.nureh Church.

Tie Rev. Edward Helms Of All Angels Mis-
sion at Canarsie has been appointed assistant
pastor at Christ Church. on bedford avenue,
llngton Is pastor.
The sun., 1896-10-08
A Xrssel FIontIng Keel Up.

LONDON, Oct. 7.-lucoming vessels report hay
ing sighted ON Sept. @S, in attitude 5l' NJ longi.
tude -" w. an upturncd vessel.
The sun., 1896-10-08

The average sized boy IS what
tho average s,ur' Keeps in mind
stout boys are pa nfu! Y neglected;
not so here-the place OF all sizes.
Stout sizes in whipcord, tho
cloth that outstyies 'em all ; tough
as wire, and color in harmony with
Mother Earth brown mixed
whipcord lons.trousor suits for boys up to Is
years. shorttrouscr suits single and doubo.brcastod:
top coats OF same material
ROGERS, PEEr & co.
Prince and Broadway
Warren and froatway.
Thirty. second and broadway.
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Intcrcst vas thot ri az

90 H.'. .' N'hf ~ -
.",iug platform HAT WAS
inu knots, llr ships ap-
r-H go n tD throw uil llcir
d, .eryc squadron lad It's
.0ri-. auH whi.a At Aguctlo
'' boat AttaCH- which re-
rrp4lsC Ot the boats, al
successfully iorprducd the
..n b4lte5Hip lriodluul
count 0tthe br"Hn
c'nuery, and her place Was
lr, Which had been absent
" az the iu1lUu' res,
Nr Ting fcuturc Of III" sro-
saa uNrcs was thar which
uuru' ~ s.#naruns sup
lNi. p""ouut is given by
.rul rm involved; squad
.'au, that n hostile ana
tIn, T., IN cruising ln that
lat.n between Corsica,
mH-, nud Provence. By
s'- Ia!liLI, squadron 4
" (" M ruuarou u, an
o. sl-, loss powerful thnn
Pines could iuin. would, To-.
.V'.l than + Hence A and
.HuGi rIsNliFE un rl.
-I.h tho more pow crI ~
rl itS cruisers 70 get in
10 fleet, and also TO ap-
The herald., 1896-02-17
A PLUcKY BOY
He Shoots Burglar Va, Attemotsto Enc

He Sh1ots a Burglar W., Attemotsto Eu.er
His Be ro;,a
AT about ] O'Clock yesterday morning n
burglar attempted 10 bre Ak into Dr. Davis
sons residence at l4i2 Pleasant aveuun.
but was 'oi!ed in the attempt and carried
away little leaden pin "a n rnsn,ento
His plan was "a good one and night easily
have been successfu, with average lilrl,
The barn door beiui, open tie eu,eya1 and
procured step la der, which ha niacsd
against The side balcony and 50 gained the
upper story of the house
he then with great inge enuity vreuche,l
oil a window shutter in u nnis eeas roaa-
ner and onenad he window of a ogdrnnra
used by d.. Divisions l5-year-olt h-y
Woodford. After lisieniug ilteutiy H.
proceed ID to enter the room, and IA his
stage of affairs the boy woke up. Taking
in the situation in q inpm.ut he grabbed A
Winchester rifle, which lay near his bed.
and fired point b!ank at the midui.rht
marauder, who fed precipita,oly and
reached the ground without lhe aid of the
step ladder.
When daylight appeared a track of
blood and some bloody pieces of paper
were found, which show that the thief by
ne means escaped unscathed.
The herald., 1896-02-17
" BOB " BURDETTE
Jhs Hunorist May Be Helri in Lns angeles
in rIarch

ths hunorist May Be Helri in Lns Angeles
in rIarch
II suili 'ient encouragement is offered to
the com nttee having in charge the sub.
r.cription lists to secure Bob Burdette
FOR one evening of fun in Los Angeles the
people of Los Angeles may have the pleas
ure of he .rng him some time in March.
Robert j. Burdette, the James Whitcomb
Riley of America an prose, is certain to draw
q Gro VI. 1t doesn't seem TO make much
diff ''ence what kind of night it may be,
nor What may be the subject of the dis
course, people always go to hear Burdette
talk. People take him on the principle
that you can't have too much of a good
fhing. 1t is impossible to disguise the
genial soul OF this man even
under wel-known phrases. His talks,
IN their outward form, may grow old,
but the heart of the man never will.
Whenever he has been heard ne appears
70 be as young AS ever. and it is the irm
pellet OF many in l. rs Angeles who know
MN that he coul dat get old if he tried.
dis talks abound in wit, w sdom, pathos,
poetry and logic. He gives To his audience
exact pictures of themse selves, with their
own foioles, p'ssons, desires, dreams,
half-won realizations what not. Each
one knows 1t Is directed to the ''you and
me- of the world of reason and of expert.
once. AS one listens he feels like saying,
VI know how it is myself" Burdeite is
intensely American. The suoscription
lists are now open at the Office of l., Be.
h mer. 259 South spring street, and if
sufficient announcement is given, the
p nee OF pithos, the laughing PHILOSOPHER.
will be secured for one night.
The herald., 1896-02-17
GARlBALDi SOCIETY BALL
4 'suece eisfui Mssq Iaraie Affair Given {
Dits Street

Successful MssqIara1e Affair Given on
Date Street
A very successful IN ssk ball was given by
the Garlba di Society at their hall on Date
street, on Saturday evening.
The hall was tastefulIy decorated and
Italian and American flags we're placed
about in profusion. Dancing began early
in the evening and continued till about IL
p. ~, wnen prizes were awarded to those
who wore tine g.yest costumes; then the
company unmarked and tue dancing was
renewed.
Five prizes for costumes were awarded
as follows: First prize, Miss Aurelia Anil
10. as Carmen; second prize, Cells ina Bel
luomini, AS an Italian page; third prize,
Teresa De Giorsi and CaterIna Vezz,lo,
as Arabs; fourth prize, Mrs. Stefani Eur
ETH, as an old lady; fifth prize, Madame
G. Sormano, as Louis XIV.
Among those who wore striking cos umes
were: Mr.. Pietro Rossi, as an Indian;
Marc) Zuretti, as q sailor; G. Galdaviui,
as u Mexican; G.. Guirolo, as a toreaio or;
3. Spiagoli, as O cavalier; NJ. LaRomarsini,
& Cavagnaro, L. Bellazzi and G.. Chic, as
cavaliers. Miss Lillian Belcher enter
tained the company with very skillful
.nce. Among the others present were
the followng:
Messrs. A. VlgnOlo, Magettl, ,. GtIastl,
J. Lagoon arsino, l.. Terriie, J Terrific, J &,
MartinoIi, NJ Y iretti, A. ,bile, G. X Aba
get l., G. Puma, G. r cini, c. Demme-
tais, r. V. Musso, Art. Vignoio, l. Longo,
f. Bessolo, A. Gerini. E. Barham. L. y aud,
Jules jentous, A. Pell ssier, j. NJ. Puisse-
gur, L Puiseegur, r Quinn. Il. A. Belcher-
p. Puissegur: Mes1ames G. Sormano. s.
Guasti, Belcher. e V. Musso, j. Ter
rile, j. Lagomarsin,. Magnone, Piccolo,
BeIl, NJ. Zuret'i, q. Toriano; the Misses
G. Sormano. A. Amillo, f. Belcher, G..
B-lcner, D. Ii witt, L. De Gorgis, X. Bes-
sol,, A. Fl4mmer, c. Bellomiui, A. Mag
none, M. Cerelli, NJ. Ten. :. Cerelli, T..
Hayes, Lillian Belcher and Edward Ii.
HutchiSou.
The herald., 1896-02-17
FOR SALE
Stock and FixnIes of Broadway De.
partmeni Store

The Cred ors' Committee in the matter OF
J. Williams & Co will receive sealed olds
for the stock, Fixtures and Fittings .t the
Broadway lie part mcnt store, Pitie bulldlng,
southwest corner Broadway ana fourtn
street.
Bi is must be address d to Gregory Perkins.
jr., Secretary Los Angeles Board OF Trade, and
left at his office, 307 West First street. b lore
the hour OF l:3J p m. on Monday, feDruarv
18th, 1886 st VIII ch time d place the bids
will be opened by the Committee
Inventory can Or teen upon eppllcntlon 10
Gregory Perkins, jr.. ec-etary Los Angeles
Board Of Trade 307 West First Street
TERMS OF SALE-Certified check, pavable
to the order of p. NJ DAM Il, for . per cent. of
the amour offered to accompany bid, same to
be return d only in case OF rejection OF oner
Balance to be paid upon delivery OF property;
which must be within ten days from date DID
is a. ce l,te d.
The Committee reserves tho right to reject
any or all bids.
P. N. DANIEL
c. X. HAVENS.
Creditors Committee.
Los Angeles. Cal, February ~, 1896
The herald., 1896-02-17
One of the most gigantic gift enterprises

One of the most gigantic gift enterprises
mot OH the lottery plan, by any means
has been undertaken by The publishers of
The HERALD. BY this arrangement any
one can secure their choice OF 200 works,
standard books. handsomely and substan-
TALLY bound in cloth and gold.
These volumes should not be confounded
with the cheap, trashy paper back litera-
turc with which the market is Hooded.
The latter sell for 10 cents per volume
while the books THE Herald is giving
away have been sold by retailers for as high
as one dollar volume.
For full particulars see two.column adj
yertsement in this issue.
The herald., 1896-02-17
REV. DR.. CARLOS MARTIN
Author, Preacher. Reformer, at
Simpson tabernacle
THE POWER OF INFL UENCE
An Appeal TO Christians To Live As
They Should
THE POWER OF INFL UENCE
Character Is To Infiuence What the Per-
fums Il To the Flower...SyIIabusO OF
the Address

Rev. DR.. Carlos Martyr delivered an ad.
dress at Simpson tabernacle las5 evening,
that, under the circumstances aud condi-
tions existing in this ci'y today was most
appropriate and timely.
Ine main thought OF Or. Martyrs lee.
ture was in the niture of an appeal to all
Christians to throw out their intllsn,e and
exert them selves for good. H. advanc I'd
the opinion that If eve-y Christian citizen
exercised his power for good there would
be no such government as disgraced the
great cities of the nation today. The
great trouble, he 4aid, was that men per-
mitted themselves to be used as powers
for evil under various sub erFuges and de-
vices.
DR.. Martyr is a powerful and convincing
speaker. He is. in fact one of the ablest
The herald., 1896-02-17
Sunday Dr mixing

An unusual nurl oer of drunks was yes
terday booked at the police station. This
significant fact shows that the Sunday
closing law is by no means observed i'll
every instance, and when peoole wish to
gaze upon the wine when il is red, not much
trouble is experienced in gratifying that
incluation.
The herald., 1896-02-17
AT Tie d)TELS

j. II. Scholes Of NA lex Is at the Natick.
w. j. Stevens of Denver il ~ the Naiick.
Frederick Wards is at the Yves minister.
H. {. Paige of Clicago is at the Hoilen-
beck.
A. W. Snyder of Yuma is at the Hoilen-
beck.
W. H. Faust Of San Francisco is at the
Natick.
S w. Byram of Waverly, a., is at the
Natick.
De Lancey Stone of New York is at the
Nadeau.
c. N. Kpudson of San Francisco is at the
Nadeau
The Ellford opera company are at the
Ramona.
r. A. Littledeld of Detroit is at the West
minister.
j. McGiu of Kingston, Can, is at the
Hollenbeck.
j. II. Scrbner Of Philadelphia is at the
Westminster.
Mrs. A. A. Gray of Detroit is at the
Westminster.
Vim. Vessel and wife of Santa Paula are
at the Ramona.
Charles W. Streni of Sousa's band is at
the Hoilenbeck.
Jesse r. Grant of Yuma is quartered at
the Hollenbeck.
L. NJ. Sigler and wife of Cleveland are
at the Hollenbeck.
NJ. NJ Rhorer and wife of Berkeley, CAL,
are at the Nadeau.
f. w. Cole and wife of Valparaiso, Ind,
are at the Ramona.
Richard l.. Grant and family of Montreal
are AT the Westminster.
p. A. Shultz and Mrs. f. A. Shultz of
Randolph, Ia, are at the Nadeau
T. A. Young and wife and Miss E. Kelly
of New Orleans are at the Nadeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woodwell Of Pitts.
burg, Pa, are at the Westminster.
Mrs w. N. Sype and Mrs. 2. J. Ferris of
Bloomington, ILL.,, are at The Nadeau.
f. A. w arde. Ernest G. Warde and G. H..
Clark of New York are at the Ram 'iia.
Miss A. NJ. Holt and Mrs. j. H. Drake Of
Concord, n. H., are a. the ii )llenb cA.
J. G. H ckeye and Geo. Fullerton of the
Frederick Warde company are at the RAJ
mona.
Captain A. S. Kimball, U. S. A., and
wife q at the Westminster from San
Francisco.
The herald., 1896-02-17
a Eunawa, Accident

K. WaIlaw, while driving in buggy on
WsInu' street. East Los Angeles, on Sltur-
day afternoon. was badly hurt by the horse
betting aud throwing him out with great
violence. He was taken to his home near
the scene If the accident, but was removed
to tue receiving hospital AT the noice sta.
ton yesterday afternoon by Policeman
" IL ..in.
The herald., 1896-02-17
HNuSa for Sarah

We offer No. l2l West Thirty-third
stfeet for 1880; no cash AID SIS a
monih; six rooms, hard finished, lot 5Ox
rs. No. 5O6 Mozart street, $500, no cash
and $40 a month No. 6l9 East Twenty
first, charming new modern 5-room
cottage, good lot, small barn; something
very nice; $1,000. 500 cash and $25 a
month, including interest. Langworthy
company, 22G South Spring.
The herald., 1896-02-17
A Bal Man

". p. Holmes, festive individual who
offered to engage in mortal combat with
all comers on Main street yesterday after
noon was arrested by OH ,er Richardson
and charged with disturbing the peace.
His case will come up for trial today.
The herald., 1896-02-17
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