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The herald., 1896-04-27

MRS. SANFORD JOHNSON. THE INDIE
pendent slate writer and medium. gives
sittings daily at 62S s. Los Angeles ST.,
and holds circles on Thursday evening,
at s p. m, of each week. Admission 50c.,
and will take few pupils for piano les
sons S-13
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T,OR SALE-4 ACRES WITH $1,000 BOXES
IL berries on vines now, S2i00, with water. Ver-
dugo tasl Glendale. II. T.. SIDDALL, 404 ).
Broadway. IS
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SITLA TONS WANTED-MALE
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED A LOT ABOUT 50x15O AND 3
or room house, and l will not pay over
$50 down and $12 or $l5 month. don't
care if this is out in the suburbs. Just so
it is convenient to get to town. Call on
HINTON & WHITAKER, 123 w. Second
ST., if you have anything to offer 4-22tf
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PHYSICIANS

DIR. DORA KING, GERMAN-E ENGLISH
specialist; diseases of women: all ir-
regularities restored; treatment confiden-
tial; cure guaranteed. 446 S. Broadway.
6-6-96
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ASSAYER AND CHEMIST

tHE BI-METALLIC ASSAY OFFICE
and Chemical Laboratory, 124 s. Main st
K. = 4. PEREZ, Y. NJ, Manager. 6-10
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TNOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
II in c. a. Smiths Third addition, localed on
Eighth and Mateo sts. near seventh st. school.
These lots are level and part of them are covered
with orange trees - years old They are selling
fast, because my terms are easy-s0 cash, SO per
month, and prices low-sl5O, %, 800 lot. Re
member this is close-in property Call soon and
make your selection. {. y. SMITH, 2l3 w. First
st. 4-l6 II
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. BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE PROPERTY,
- go TO BEN WHITE, 21l w. First st. o.
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FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTA TIE


TNOK EXCHANGE - HALE INTEREST,
Il prosperous proprietary medicine business;
will exchange for city county property, and as
sumo If necessary The medicine Is great sue
cess, with best of testimonials from Los Angeles
citizens, Reason for selling, lack of time give
to business. Buyer must be able to give Time to
pushing business. Address, NJ. j. PIERCE 300
Mozart st. II
IIyOR HANGE-EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
IL for eastern manufacturer. viii take city or
country property for part payment Address S. f..
Herald Office. G-tf
NOR EXCHANGE-THREE TONS BARLEY
IL hay aud cash, for bicycle in good condition.
Address where can be seen. Address BICY Gle,
Herald office. -
TNOR CHANGE-A FINE FAMILY DKIV-
H ing horse for second hand surrey and harness.
Apply PIG w. Twenty-irst st. ~
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LOST AND FOUND


I.oST-A ROUGH-COATED ST. BER-
nard dog. yellow body. with white legs
white and yellow face: ears yellow shad-
ing to black; answers to the name of
Bear: will weigh about 100 pounds. Lib
eral reward will be paid for return of
same to GEO. GOLDSMITH room "a
Phillips block; telephone main 1883. If
LOST-SATURDAY EVENING ON
Ninth street, between Main ST. and Ma
pie avenue, little boys Scotch check;
kindly leave at 931 Maple avenue and
receive suitable reward.
|LOST-A DARK SORREI. MARE, WHITE
face; three white stockings; weighs
about 1900, age about 10 years: Anyone
returning same to 1862 st. Johns ave,
Pasadena, or giving information Will be
suitably rewarded q
LOsT-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON BE-
tween San Gabriel Mission and BaldWin's
ranch lady's black velvet beaded cape
with lace fringe. Finder please return
to 149 N. Spring st. and receive reward. IS
LOST-ON FRIDAY BETWEEN FIRST
and Seventh sts., lady's gold locket,
heart shaped, with one diamond in CEN
ter; also gold paddock. SO reward. Re-
turn TO Hotel Vincent, Broadway. q
OST-WEDNESDAY, BETWEEN TER
minal railway depot and armory, gold
hunting. case watch and chain; mono
gram, J. o., on face. Return to State
Loan and Trust Co., and get liberal re-
ward. u
UND-SATURDAY EVENING. A
pair of ladies' gloves. Owner can have
same by calling at Herald office, 222 w.
Third ST., and identifying property
I.OST-A WHITE SILK EMBROIDERED
shawl near Terminal depot ct Eindsr I,hH s1 please
and receive suitable reward q
LOsT-PACKAGE CONTAINING BABY
elothef piehea up In m ladifs dparS,r at
return to store 2'
FOUND-A BAY HORSE-CAME TO MY
= ing expenses. +. A. YORBA, Shorb Sta
tion, Cal. 20
LOsT-ON ROAD BETWEEN TROPICO
and city hall, l child's sack. red color.
Finder please deliver to 25S S. Main st.
and get reward. 26
DENTISTS
PA. DENTAL. CO., A. ]. STEVENS. MAN
ager, makes speciality of crown and
bridge work and painless extracting. A
good set of teeth IS. 226 S. Spring. Tele-
phone 1880 If
ADAMS PRESIDENTIAL PARLORs.
filling; plate s6. sS, $40; all work guaran-
teed; established 10 years; hours, SIS; Sun
days, 10-12
FRANK STEVENS, 3241s s. SPRING ST.,
open days and evenings; also Sundays;
electric light.
DR. KENNEDY. DENTIST, 10S1h s.
Spring street. rooms 2. and 4 painless
extraction.
FOR SALE-LODGLNG HOUSES
FOR sALE-LoDGING HOUSE OF 12
rooms, nicely furnished; clearing $50 a
month profit must sell. See BEN
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Los ANGELES TRAINING school,.
for kindergartners. Fall term September
18th. MRS. N. d. MAYHEM, 679 W.
Twenty-third st. G-Stf
0TON SCHOOL FOR BOYS. NO 1856 w.
Pic0 st. HORACE A. BROWN, LII. Z.
HARP STUDIO. MRS. ]. NJ JONES, 1908
w. Seventh st. &c
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HELP WANTED-EEMALE

WANTED-WE MUST HAVE HELP.
We pay men and women $40 to SIS per
week for easy home work. No books or
peddling. Steady employment guaran-
teed. Send stamp for work and partic
ulars at once. HERMANN & SEYMOUR,
2l3 South Sixth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Al st q wk
WANTED-GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
light housework ROGERS HOUSE,
Temple and Union ave. q
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL. "A TO 16,
care of children. Apply sos Hawkins St,
near Workman. TT
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FOR RENT--STORES

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RENT-DEsK ROOM 81 MONTHLY.
Apply to MAHONEY & ROBINSON, 426
S. Main ST., adjoining postotfice. 27
FOR RENT-LODGE ROOM AT TURNER
hall: every first and third Friday of each
month. Inquire of jantor. 14tf
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w. GREEN. S. D.. CLAIRvOYANT, TEST
and business medium. Diagnoses dis
ease without asking questions, and spirit
ual healer. Gives sittings daily: test cir
cles on Monday and Friday evenings: de-
veloping circle on Wednesday evening.
2Se1s 8. Spring ST., room 6. Office hours,
8 to g. 4-27
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e > = ONCE LEVEL LOT, SEVERED
tDOOO and graded; vicinity of Pearl and AL
pine sts BEN WHITE, .2l W. First st. ~
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MRS. PARKER, PALMIsT, CLAIRvOY-
ant and medium: life reading business
removals. law suits, mineral locations.
love affairs, etc. Take Third st. electric
car to Vermont ave. and Vine st. Sec
ond house on Vine st. west of Vermont
ave. 6-3U
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EOR SALE-WE SELL TIE EARTH. BAS.
Il SETT Il SMITH. Pomona, CAL GIG IT
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SPECIALISTS

DR.. r. G. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OP-
tician, with the Los Angeles Optical In
stitute; eyes examined free. 125 3. Spring
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NINE. STANLEY, CELEBRATED CARD
reader; reads your entire past and fu-
ture; ladies or gentlemen, Soc. Parlor s.
401 s. Hill. SIS
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FINANCIAL

PACIFIC LOAN CO.-LOANS IN ANY
amount on all kinds of collateral secur-
lty, diamonds, jewelry and seal skins.
also. on pianos, furniture and household
goods III private lodging and boarding
houses and hotels. without removal. Par
tlal payments received. Money quick;
business confidential; private Office for
ladies. w. n. DEGROOT, manager,
roms and T. ia S. Spring st.
UNION LOAN CO.,
Stimson Block.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral
security: watches, diamonds, seal skins
ana furniture in lodging and boarding
houses and on pianos, without removal;
also on bonds. stocks. mortgages low
interest, money at once: business conf
dental; private Office for ladies'; room
III. CLARK K. SHAW Manager, rooms
Ill and ll2, first floor, Stimson block. If
THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
society OF San Francisco will make loans
on improved city and country property.
On loans of $4,000 and under, GER
titicates of title from the Title
insurance and Trust Co. will be
accepted. making the expenses
on such loans very small. Build
ing loans a speciality. Apply to
r. c.. LUNT, Agent, 22I w.
Second 6-15tf
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TROEBEL INSTITUTE CASA DE
Rosas) training school for kindergarten:
!! also school for boys and girls of all
/, grades; opens September 23d. Apply to
MADAME LOUIS CLAVERIE. silly
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IF YOU ARE IN TROUBLE OR WANT
to know your future consult ZINGARA,
tho gypsy. at 217 S. Hill st. Office hours 10
a. m. to s p. m. 5-l
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GNOR SALE-TWO OF THE FINEST LOTS IN
IL Los Angeles, between Third and Fourth on
Olive, Two frontases. Address OW NEt, box %,
South Pasadena. o.
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DENTISTS

ADAMS PRESIDENTIAL PARLORS.
239ia S. Spring St. painless extracting and
filling; plate S.. sS, $40: all work guaran-
teed established 10 years; hours, SIS; Sun
DAYS 1912.
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clothes, picked up in ladies' parlor at
N. E. BLACKSTONE co. Finder please
return to store. 27
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r. A. NEWLYN, BROKER. 231 BYRNE
bldg, deals in bonds, stocks. mortgages.
first and second, and all good securities. tt
TO LOAN-s1oOo TO $4,000 ON REAL ES.
tate security. ALLISON BARLOW. 1923
S. Broadway. 6-ltf~
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FRANK STEVENS, 324ls S. SPRING ST,
open days and evenings; also Sundays;
electric light.
DIR. KENNEDY. DENTIST, 1os1s S.
Spring street, rooms 2, and Z; painless
extraction.
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Business Property
NOR SALE

We have choice piece of property on this
fine street, centrally located, now in the
heart of The business center. We are Offer
ing this property ut such a low price that will
make the lucky buyer a handsome pro.i5
within short time.
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sSPE GAL NOTICES

NOTTCE-THE Los ANGELES CITY
Water Co. will strictly enforce the fol-
lowing rules: The hours for sprinkling
are between the hours of G and o'clock
a. m. and and o'clock p. IN. For vio-
lation of the above regulations the water
will be shut off and fine of 81 will be
charged before the water will be turned
on again 4-29
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Country Property

EORSALE-PUTON ON YOURTHINKING CAP.
IL School lands s1e5 an acre, easy terms. Lands
in all counties in the state. No residence or cuti-
vation required. You are missing the surcst,
safest and cheapest investments in America. Only
25c an acre down. See the great money made
yearly on these speculations Think Of the boy
aud girl growing up and what few years by hold
ing these acres in choice localities Will do fort them.
Life Insurance. bonds and ordinary investments
homesteads s2j up. Established 1855. WISE
MANS Ian d BUREAU, 22l w. First. -
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DOYNTON NORMAL FOR TEACHERS
only. begins September 18th; teachers
., aided in getting positions; teachers. gov
ernesses and tutors supplied. Room 525
Stimson block. 6-3Otf
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LOST-A WHITE SILK EMBROIDERED
shawl near Terminal depot. Finder please
return to N. b. BLACKSTONE CO.
and receive suitable reward. 27
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NINE. GRACE, CELEBRATED CARD
reader: tells past, present and future.
Ladies. 25 cents: gentlemen. 50 cents.
Parlors "a and 25, 526 Maple ave. 5-6
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FOUND-A BAY HORSE-CAME TO MY
place. Owner can have the same by pay
ing expenses. +. A. YORBA, Shorb Sta
ton, Cal. 30
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MEDIUMS
PROFESSOR B. w. ARLING-
THE CELEBRATED cLAIRvoYANT-
Is in the city, at 4l3 W. Seventh st.

ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE TO BENE
FIT YOU.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEKEEP FUR
nished rooms; $1.50 to 81. NITTINGER'S,
451 S. Hope. If
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping, 626 S. Broad
way. 2-25tf
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WANTED TO BORRow-I CAN LEND
your money out at good interest, from
to 10 per cent month";. NEWLYN, 231
Byrne bldg. TT
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT-NEWLY FURNISHED
sunny front rooms. bath, gas. Central
choice location. 103 N. Olive ST., cor. First
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LOsT-ON ROAD BETWEEN TROPICO
and city hail. l child's sack, red color.
Finder please deliver to 25S S. Main st.
and get reward 26
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LEONORA D'ESTE-A MEDIUM FOR
truth and pustice; the greatest card read
er of the age. and tells your future: charg-
es reasonable Parlors II and Is San JUL
ian, cor. Fifth and San Julian. 5-2i
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$50 600 TO LOAN ON INSIDE BUSINESS
property at % per cent; also small
amount at s per cent; reasonable charges.
HENRY HART,
% las S. Main st,
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CLARK & BRYAN, III W. Third St 7tf
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L. r. COHN,
The Los Angeles pawnbroker. 146 N.
Main ST., loans money OH diamonds.
watches, jewelry firearms, pianos, Ii
braries and all other collateral securities;
also sells unredeemed pledges for money
loaned and one months interest added;
p SO1TN ii ti a - iiir t,,-A - ~
a.
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J. b. FROvA. PRACTICAL CHIMNEY
sweeper Residence 709 Macy St., Los An
geles. SO
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MRS. BARNETT-sITTING DAILY:
circles Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
433 s. Main ST., opp. postoffice. q
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS.
watches. jewelry. pianos, live stock. car
riages, bicycles. all kinds of personal and
collateral security. LEE BROS, 402 s.
Spring st. S-2l
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MONEY TO LOAN-NOT BY THE BAR
rel or bushel but any amount desired on
real estate furniture, watches dia-
monds, pianos, live stock, etc. long or
short time, interest reasonable; private
office: business confidential.
CHARLES c. LAMB, 226 S. Spring St,
entrance room Z. sill
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MRS. WALKER, CLAIRVOYANT AND
card medium. is meeting with wonderful
success. She invites the most spectlcal to
prove her power. All business affairs of
life looked into, for the advancement
of your future. VIII organize develop
9 a. m. TO 5 p. m. Sl61. S. Sprln st. 9-1I
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FOR SALE-RESTAURAN SPRING |
ST.: run by present owner over years !
never offered for sale before; cieer a., |
Sl2o net profit exceptional bargain busi- |
ness established; only needs attention.; |
price $500. See BEN WHITE, 22l w. |
First st o7
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

A. Il. SLOPER, HOUSE MOVER-OF
FICE, lis n. Broadway.
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MOr\T VERNON.

The Boarl ~ Water Commissioners appointed
I'm Ter the special act OF the Legislature approved
May ~ 1885, Is composed OF Messrs. Swart. Moore.
nigclow Hufeland and Townley. They au-
thoriz~ TO ascertain from what source and In what
way the city b~s, obtain suitable and sufficient
supply ~ pure anl Wholesome water. and also TO
determine the probable cost thereof. The Commits
son VIII organize for effective work as soon as
possible and would have done 30 Immediately after
rs appointment a few days ago had there not been
delay In receiving copies OF the act from Albany
The members OF The Commission are 20 serve with
out pay bat nre 70 receive their reasonable er
ponses. and must make report 10 the Common
Council on or before November /. 1896 The report
must inc I'd. such plans syssms ana soorce- on
IT. Judgment may De most feasible and IN" best
adapted supply the requisite quantity OF water FOR
the city. clearly specifying ana drscriDins ea.h Han
system ani source. the advantages ana flsaiyan-
of each. the probable expenses OF each method
inc.uiug the cost %; purchase ani condemnation or
lands FOR the purpose. furthermore the commission
may iccn to be- the most feasibe The Commission
Is empowered also include In its report the ,anis
appurienances q any water company which now
civ An appropriati5n Of ,2.5cf Is Authorized 10 be
raised by the issue Of bonds TO pay the expenses OF
the Commis sion.
hall was appointed by Mayor Lewis on Friday even
ing When the Commission makes its report II Will
not be put into effect until tho people have voted
upon II and the Common Council has acted upon the
vote.
The Mckinley tidal wave swept into Mount Vernon
yesterday. but. unlike the tfai wave OF the ocean
there was no ruin follow. II simply made n
cleaner path FOR those who have been energetic
enough TO clear 1t OF some OF It's Instructions. The
Mckinley League distributed Friday evening
hundreds OF Mckinley buttons and yesterday morn
ing they were to be seen on near.y every man that
There several prominent citizens OF
Democratic prOclivities who the Mckinney but
ton yesterday and they seemed 10 be proud
than when they displayed tho Cleveland button with
great gusto four years ago.
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PEI.HA VI.

The organization OF the village OF Pelham was com
pleted yesterday by the election OF officers There
politics; nearly all the voters are property
owners and the few who are not now doubtless eX-
pect to become Thus. the interests OF one were
considered the interests OF ALL and there no
chance fOr contest. and there was only one ticket
In the field This decided upon at informal
meeting held At the house OF John r Fairchild on
Friday evening 10 which al. voters had been invited
II Congressman Ben L. Falrchid. the able and pop
ular representative In Congress. had not abb
solutely refused 10 accept an office public and
private reasons being assgned-he would have
been unanimously chosen president OF the VI
The ticket made up and elected yesterday
was: President ;. Cushman Caldwell; trustees
Ralph X. Hubbard. Howard Scribner, Arthur g.
9. Fletcher; treasurer. John F. Fairchid collector
Pedro l.. de Arozareua. The new village ia prob
ably the smallest In the State having a popu-
!atlon OF about one hundred, men. women and
children. and was organized under amendment
TO the Village Act passed this year. Its territory
for the most part. consists of two large adjacent
tracts OF land, which have been greatly improved.
lots being offered for sale except In streets which
have been completed. with maoadam pavements
sewers. sidewalks. water pipes. pipes. etc These
ations placed upon the property by the Town Asses
sors and residents have been compelled contribute
large share % similar Improvements n other parts
or the town. There was manifest injustice In this
which has been brought to end II is be-
lleved that the taxes In the new village Will be
diminished by the change but the villagers will have
their money expended for their own benefit.
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ra,,sr cor,ev responded. and his voice showed
that ne deeply the love his eongregaoh nan cTr
Mrs B. F. johnson and Mrs. John Waiiace. WHO
had the assistance of Mrs: j. H TaS1 "i Dewitt
and Miss Emma Brennan
The Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church which has been in session IN TINS CITY
since Wednesday. is drawing to close AT the ses
sion Yesterday address was delivered Dy the i'eN.
s II Hazel. Of the New-England Conference. and
referred largely TO the business transacted at the
Conference held in Providence Other cergymen
made short addresses and fraternal greetings were
exchanged. The programme for to-day Is ''oo d.
m love feast: 10:45 a m, preaching by the rev
z George Blddle: p. m. address 10 the SUNDAY
schoo, by the Rev p. II. Williams; p. m. preach
inc nv -he Rev w r. Biddle; GAS p. m, address to
the Young Peoples Society Of Christian EndeaVor
~. ~. Rev NJ A. Bradley; 7:45 p. m. sermon by
~. pev DR. T. II. Johnson A number OF the pun
nit. OF the city's churches VIII be hed to-uay py
ministers attending the Conference. In the Fark
IN, Reformed Church the Rev. J. H. Hector VIII
nreach in the morning. in the central METHODIST
r,n,scopal The Rev. J. II. Hector In the evening IN
49,, Uass,ab Baptist Church the Rev. +. NJ jackson
IN the morning and the Rev. j. r. Is. smith n. IN me
evening and the Rev L. Is IMAM IL VIZ, u aI
inennai church DR. G. w Offiey In the evening.
in the Westminster Presbyterian Charch me hev;
~. % y,owen In the evening. in the First reformed
Church the Rev. DIR. William H. Goler' president OF
Livingston College. SALISBURY, ~ IN tho Yonne
Men's Christian Association John G Daucey, ex-
Collector Customs IN Norm Caponha VIII 1eaa,
anu me Rev p II. Williams. assisted by Mrs NJ.
Davis and Mrs. 7. r. G. Thomas. VIII sing bishop
rIod viii nreach at 7:45 D. N. in the Lafayette
1902 Uous ~ Presbyteran Church. Brooklyn; the Rev.
I strothers in Zion Church. the Rev W H. Abbott
a. e, Marks New-York City: the Rev. George
psvne in Mamaroneck. the Rev J: W. Mccoy in
lsym, Vernon The Conference Will close Mon
Sa NIGHT with the announcement of the appoint
ments.
The managers OF the homeopathic Homo and
Maternity announce "A June Morning. with Read
ing and Music" to be held at the Yonkers Lawn
,rrrs r-,rh house al II o'clock next Tuesday morn
ing in aid Of the Home. The artists will be Miss A.
L. Edwards reader; Mrs. Baron Anderson. con-
,ralto and Miss Laura Bruce. soprano.
conversation Of the First Presbyterian Church to
extend call to the Rev. DR.. William l. McEwan.
Of p1ttsburs. to become pastor Of the church. has
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Az ENJOYABLE PICNIC.
THE ANNUAL OUTING OF wELL'N''
FIRMS EMPLOYEES

THE ANNUAL OUTING OF wEIIN
FIRMS EMPLOYEES
The Mutual Aid Association OF tns emp .,r,I
Hackett Carhart 4 Co. held its ELEVEN, tn.
picnic a, Benners Rideewooi Grove yes,e'ass ,.,.
occasion was thoroughly enjoyed. NeSH ,ul 20
sons attended and the net proceeds VIZ. aasbsor.
TO swell the Mutual Aid fund. were IN tne "ee"
hood OF $500 a.s, a, ths
The fun began at go p. m. when ,ne '', - until
nicnic<ers began 10 arrive. and II dld nv erA
"Home. Sweet Home" was danced ,.ss Are.
works ard sociabil.ty occupied the ass, we're
works which were touched on si'ei Wv rs.known
slahor,to Thev were supplied by .aoo Al
pyrotechnic COMPANY and would paw .s.r, aerial
retain Thor. we're lss pieces. le Oh - a,whees
The remainder were set pieces. P '""' Ia Are
and other achievements IN eAp1,,Aa, the music
ceorgo Aues.s orchestra furnished w -. n
The dance programme inc.udeu NV" ,hs Hacktn
began with the grand entrance .,a,rarce tn
Carhart & co. employees. and NY " soor drssa
presented. Joseph Gesslein serve" c.hrst M
and was ably assisted by JON" - HOP
Floor Committee was made UP u MsA
Burnett. j. Adamie. f. "el"s ,,I,er |. Meyer
Roettinger. William Coelln' JON" I'll
J. Phster c. Seeben and f. r. a. william Rein
rha arr,rssmsrts were in charge OF 'a,,.,.msa
.n', a,a,r,I Rarry. j. Esslg. g. hu'
naFtt, CHAIRMAN, y. p"''''
Gnd G.. Kurz. ,eso and now D.
The association was organized in lSS, az. n cents
, ,,er,harsbin NJ loo The initiation Ice -, 10
and the dues 10 cents This entities a
sick benefit OF Sc and death oe"e o,rhership
medical examination IL required for -. mem
and a man does not necessarily 0e" - Arm
Der because he leaves the emp''! Coz re CHARLES
rho oflcars Of the association for iS' a.,
f. Lehman, jr.. president 80 CHARLES J.
vice president; A. J. LimoecK' seo Barry, O
f. Nolte. treasurer trustees j. Esss, :, asn
Kurz. J. r. Mayer Jules J; PIerss,on, Della Huera
hardt r. Weingartner and Wlilianl hearts ana
Resides the employees and tnet s"nicnc q sr{'
urives there were present at the pL a nd Broos
number OF employees of other New-io'"
Ign firms. s.rvad among TIE ~
rymakers were Mr. and Mrs r1 ha NJ and Mrs wv W.
lam ' Reinhardt, Mr. and Mrs Nea Hnien M NJ q.
Neubert. Mr.. and Mrs. w; NJ Joseph Gee
Mrs William Hlpp. Mr.. ana M, ara Mrs Jonl
ieIn Mr. and Mrs. Metz Mr.. 40 the Msse
Sidel. Mr. and Mrs. E. Trsnnti r,ondon sea-
Annie Connolly, Julia Connolly Ann. Louis Nsye!
Neubert Carrie Diedrich end Aesn'ii acob Adsn!.
Thomas Krets. Edward @ MsysHEil umic!n. yyAsS
ohm Abel George Hare. Ss0Ess
Baldwin and Frank E2RsA