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The herald., 1896-08-16

Among the arrivals at the Grand View
are: ]. w. Webster. D. II. Reynolds
and Ralph Jones of San Diego.
Tom Hayes of Puente and Miss Flor
ence Longley OF Los Angeles are among
the arrivals at Pasadena hotel.
Mrs. NJ. C. Moore and Florence Moore
are at the Glenmore.
The White City, or Swanfeldt's tent
village. is being extended rapidly. Its
location is the finest in Avalon. andthe
Banning company has done wonders In
!, improving the streets and in keeping
them rolled and sprinkled. The SHADE
trees planted several years ago on each
side of all the streets keep the tents
cool Water and tent grounds, with
sewer connections, are granted tenters
free and refuse Is gathered, carried UP
the valley and burned every day. This
includes kelp and odds and ends that get
into the water near the shore.
Mr.. d. Il. Burnett. son of the vice pres
ident of the Terminal railroad company.
and an Ann Arbor college man, has been
stopping ut the Island Villa. He left
today for home.
Mr.. c. II. Eaton. the Southern Pacific
railroad agent at Redlands. still fingers
at the Island Villa hotel.
Misses Edith and Pansey Whitaker
are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. ]. r.
Crank, in her cottage tent on The hill.
Miss Amy Knewing landed O thirty
pound yellowtail
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Clark and Miss
Clark of Redlands are still guests At
Camp Girlingame.
Miss Anabel Hubbard. who has been
stopping with her sister. has departed
for home.
VIII Bloesser and Mrs Condit were vis.
itors at Camp Banning.
Captain Chappelear OF Camp Banning
gave picnic at Donnell beach to q
party OF friends from here.
DIR. j. w. Jauch captured two flno
pairs of horns on his goat hunt. and
Mrs Jauch landed 33-pound seabass
on a fishing trip.
Mrs. ]. II. Rice is a guest Of Miss
Orrila Donnell.
The seven companies of cadets at
Camp Banning are officered as follows;
Major Rehau, commanding and cap
tain of company G.; Capt. Brady, Co. A.
Capt Chappelear. Co. G; Capt. F. r
O'Brien. Co. D.; Capt. John Croke, Co.
F.; Fl. H. Mills. Co. b; Capt. H. Broune,
Co. f.: j. E. Coffin Is the superintendent
and DR.. w. V. Coffin assistant. The pet.
ty officers are taken from the ranks.
and are composed of sergeants and cor
porals. Little Tony Steer fires the can
non. The drum corps Isl made UP OF
drums, flies and bugles. 1t with the full
band is under the command of the band
master. S. NJ. Allison, who has been
with the school from the start. One
would think from watching the drills
that part of Uncle Sans army was
rendezvousing on Catalina, instead of
the harum scarum of the state. SO we'll
have the officers worked to make good
citizens out of raw material in their
care to work upon; they deserve great
credit for being so energetic and pa
tient with their very trying work.
Wooden, a big. fierce-looking- -mastiff.
Is the mascot of the camp and every
boy in the school likes him.
At the ball game colored cadet was
catching. when a foul was made. and. on
his missing It, a bright young lady was
heard to remark that it was the only
fowl she ever heard of darky missing.
The herald., 1896-08-16

discussion of the financial problem.
Signatures are being added to the men,
bership of the club rapidly
Henry Grote has returned from a So
journ at San Juan hot springs.
+. T. Parker and family C. S. Spen-
Ger and family, f. NJ. WILDER and family
and others arrived at home yesterday
after q sojourn of five weeks in Bear
valley. They report an excellent time.
Mrs. W. M. Boring, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Boring and Mr.. and Mrs. Nox Boring of
Los Angeles. former residents of Or
ange. are in Orange visiting relatives
and friends.
G. J.Wells came over from Long Beach
today and wiz return to the beach to-
morrow to remain two weeks, after
which himself and family Will be at
home in Orange.
NJ. II. Peelor and family returned TO
Los Angeles yesterday after ten days
visit with parents and friends in orange
Mr.. John Hutchinson has returned
from a sojourn in the mountains, feeling
very much improved.
Spencer and Paramore have shipped
two cars of apricots this week.
w. p. Brown made shipment OF
grapes to Los Angeles today
Neal McTaggart and family nave re-
turned from the mountains all feeiing
we'll
The herald., 1896-08-16
RED0NDO
spirituaiIst Camp Heetinx-saIt Water Day
CsIobratlon-Qeneral News

Celebration General News
REDONDO, Aug. 1.-THE Spiritual
list camp meeting presented a livelier ap-
pearance this morning than at any time
since 1t opened. The forenoon session
was occupied with the usual mediums
conference, led by Mrs. Julia Schlessin-
ger. The address of. the afternoon was
delivered by Mrs. Z. Sloper. Immedi-
ately after the ladys DISCOURSE Mrs.
Ladd- -Finnican conducted number OF
tests and delivered spirit messages to
members of the audience.
This evening at $3.50 w. p. Haworth
will address the meeting. Mrs. Maud
Freitag will give the tests which follow.
An unusually interesting program has
been prepared for tomorrow. beginning
at 1890 with an address by Prof. ]. S.
Loveland, who will afterward devote
himself to giving tests. The afternoon
session will be under the control of the
mediums of the camp who will give pub
lie tests and messages. Mrs. Maud Frei-
tag is billed for the evening lecture.
which she will follow with an exhibition
of her wonderful psychometrical pow
ers.
The Foresters are here in great num-
bers today enjoying their annual picnic.
The board of city trustees met in spe-
recently constructed ordinances relative
to the wearing of bathing suits on the
public streets and the opening of saloons
Saturday nights. Only the latter was
passed. The saloons may now conduct
business regularly Saturday night and
until IL o'clock Sunday night.
S. ID. Barkley, editor of the. Redondo
Breeze. gave an enjoyable stag dinner at
Rarney's fish camp, about three miles up
the coast, today. DR.. Barkley, with his
guests. Major Diss, Capt. Fred II. Teale
and Sergt. Meyers. drove by carriage to
the camp, where they partook Of gen.
erous feast of fish, with plenty Of liquid
joy on the side.
Capt. f. Del Darlington, U. s. A., Is
visiting the beach for the purpose OF
inspecting the militia, and while here Is
, the guest of his old friend, James Roach.
Mrs. Anna Lord Chamberlain arrived
at the Spiritualist camp yesterday.
Mrs. Maud Lord Drake, the we'll
known medium. is expected to take part
| in the mediums conference at the camp
meeting tomorrow.
The liveliest game of baseball ever
| played in Redondo occurred yesterday
afternoon, when the local team met q
| picked nine from company c. The
| guardsmen had already won one match
| from the Redondos, and the latter played
| with a dash yesterday that ran their
| score up to to at the end Of the eighth
inning. In the SecOHu nall OIL Ine laSu
| the soldiers knocked a ball into the
| crowd it got lost and dispute arose
| as to whether the flag was straight
| Several disputants mixed in the affair
and trouble seemed imminent. when q
corporal's guard was detailed from camp
| and the mlitiamen became more order
| ly. The game was played out and the
. soldiers won by score of to-
Tomorrow Redondo will celebrate her
| annual festival Salt Water day. A big
( parade in the forenoon. sham battle be-
| tween the militia and band of Indians.
and a program of general sports make
| up the days amusements.
The herald., 1896-08-16
SANTA CATALINA
Visitors Continue to Arrive-Cadet Drill Al
Camp Banning

AVALON, Aug. 15.-The hotels and
tent cottages in Swanfeldt's camp are
full. Tennis playing attracts large
numbers Of visitors, as does also skat-
ing.
The increase of Hotel Metropole guests
are: George w. Stimson of Pasadena,
Robert w. Stimson of Williamstown,
Mass, Mrs. c. Kallman of San Francis
CO, MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Alexander of
Phoenix, Ariz, Fred w. Schourte and
Mrs A. H. Lacey of Santa Ana, DIR. and
Mrs. w. G. Davis of Morenci, Ariz., Mr..
]. D. A. Smith Of Clifton. Ariz., Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Finley of Tucson. Frank John
son of Omaha, D.. II. Reynolds of Pasa-
dena, and from Los Angeles Milton
Glass, F. Klinenstein, J. L. Bal
lard, W. A. Maier, Mrs. S. Maier and
two shildren, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brode and Ferd Il. Rule.
Among those registering at the High
land Villa are: w. l.. Tyler Mrs. G. p.
Barnett, Pomona; Will Hayman, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Woods and daughter, Col
orado Springs; NV. Coffin, superintend-
ent of Camp Banning; Paul Boteller,
Charles Reed end-man of Lyceum the
ater, Rudolf Blenkenburg, Henry M.
Hayemyer, Riverside.
The herald., 1896-08-16
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Country Property
FOR sALE-couNTRY PROPERTY
BY WILDE e. STRONG.

If you want to farm for profit buy an
alfalfa ranch or a good piece of alfalfa
land and make yourself one.
We make a specially of first-class al
fafa land and fields.
$2500 buys 17l2 acres 8 miles from city,
IL alfalfa.
$1,000 buys 20 acres in 3-year-old peaches
and apricOts. close to city.
$500 for "a acres with house and lots OF
water. near Downey, Cah: good.
$4,000 for 100 acres of alfalfa lands 40
acres seeded: good house, barn, etc, with
in'7 miles of city.
We have the biggest bargain ever Of
fered in the way of a ranch at Gardena:
good improvements, splendid location.
come and get particulars: cheaper than
adjoining bare land and must be SOLD at
once.
s145 an acre for &c acres, highly improved.
at Gardena; good house. trees, berries,
etc. big bargain.
S5000--55 acres close to Compton; bar
gain: % acres in alfalfa. acres in fuli
bearing fruit: i-room cottage and our :
houses. place all fenced and cross-tenceu' :
10 acres IN corn, abundance of water
S500J-Buys p acres of the finest aialfa
land in Los Angeles county. wlthn
miles OF business center; irrigated by
artesian we'll
800 an acre for GO acres at El Monte;
good 7-room house, good barn. etc.
so acres south of Gardena, nicely I'M
proved, for $500 cash: cheap.
WILDE n STRONG.
The herald., 1896-08-16
EDUCATIONAL

NOW Is y VERY GOOD TINE TO EN-
ter upon a course of study at the Los Am
Eeies Business college ~ W. Third st.
school in session the entire year; large
rev. clean and delightful rooms: iirs'
class elevator service; large corps Of
teachers; intensely practicai courses of
study Branches taught: bookkeeping
arithemetic grammar correspondence
spelling pcumanship. banking. business
practice, business forms, commercial law
commercial geography. ciVics, shorthand
iypeWriting tclegraphy. assaying D1
not delay, but begin a. once if YOU are
ready. 50 as TO finish by the time business
IeYiVes. Can as the college. or write fol
superb new catalogue giving full inform
alton. 2-2G-1
The herald., 1896-08-16

WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE GN-
corporated). 22G 5. Spring St, is the Oldest
and largest commercial school il South
ern California: The most beautiful col
lege rooms and equipment to be found
in the state elevator for pupils use: a
large faculty of experienced and able in
structors open the entire year; both day
and evening sessions: a practical Eng
lish course a thorough business course
and Il course in shorthand and type
writing under an experienced stenograph-
er. Write or cali for illustrated cata-
logue and full information. G.. A
HOUGH. president; \. G. FELKER
vice president
The herald., 1896-08-16
FOR SALE-C1TY PROPERTY
WILDE & STRONG

s625-A snap, 80 feet on Albany ST.. just
south of Pico. close in.
Si2J-,,D-foot lot on Peru st.
s500--Choice building lots on kohler St.
between Sixth and seventh $50 down,
balance to suit
Si25--y0-foot lot on Thirty-hfth St. just
west of Main close to cars "a real bargain,
sl000-Larst corner on Main St, bargain.
sil00 buys i5Xl30 on jefferson ST, with
nice shruhbery and trees; a big bargain
close to figueroa.
Sl250-F'ine big lot or Hope St. snap.
COTTAGES. COTTAGES. COTTAGES
$210o-F'urnished elegant G-room cottage
on Hoover. large lot. 6D-foot front. run
ming through TO Kingsley: nice lawn
shrubbery. etc.
s95c-A bargain: 5-room cottage Oh Noss
ST.. Just south of Washington; nice lot
i0x l50. on clean side St: small payment
down. balance So ii month.
sl1j0-Choice little home. 6-room. mod
ern cottage. on car line. southwest
s19jO-Beautjfu 6-room cottage on Hoo
yer; easy payments; snap.
slojO--New modern large 4-room cottage
on l'ourteenth st. and Stanford ave.
S2250-i-room modern cottage S.W. near
Figuerod, $3.50 down.
WILDE * STRONG.
General real estate agents and auction
GERS. 22S w. Fourth ST., Chamber of Corl-
merce building. 16
The herald., 1896-08-16

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE: TO %
acres, nicely improved, in city. fine wal
nut trees oranges. Variety fruits, her
riea and alfalfa. buy home where you
have room for your children, who're you
can keep a Jersey COW. chickens. pigs, and
our horses. and plenty of feed for ALI
think ot the living you have. fresh, / iCh
milk fresh eggs. fruits poultrY.etc. this
acreage mas a good income and will Ger
tainly double price asked for il in year
or tWo:city growing rapidly close to prop
erty: electric cars blocks away: %
minutes to Spring and Second SITS; price
Si-0 an acre. cash or half time. or will
be exchanged for clear city property or
business Address =. .. box =, South
Los Angeles. IL
The herald., 1896-08-16
FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE
BY WILDE & STRONG.


The choicest lemon land in San Diego
county. with water. close to railroad.
church. school, etc, for good city prop
erty.
Washington. to exchange for city prop
ertv
Elegant fruit ranch OF % acres. good
house, etc. in Escondido valley. for cot
tage IN city.
$40 00o-One OF the finest hotels in South
ern California. in prosperous little
town near Los Angeles completely fur
nished. will trade for Allegheny or Pitts
burg property; doing a good business.
SoU, U,Q91-lncome property IN the city of
Los Angeles, all rented; party desirous
of trading $4,000 equity Tor country OF
eastern property.
s20.C1o-Elegant property on Seventh
st. for exchange. mortgage $1,000.
S6501- Beautiful house, II rooms, in SW.
best of neighborhood.
si001-Equity for San Diego property
s2o0o-Corner 1NXl00. San Diego, for Los
Angeles property.
sS0o-One of the finest lots southeast
bet. Maple and Main, for San Diego lot.
$500 Choice acres at Alhambra, 2le
acres bearing oranges, nice cottage. etc,
for city property.
$l750-Cottage on Towne ave, for 2l2
to acres close in.
s350O-2 modern cottages; splendid loca-
tion: good corner southwest. OH car line
for San Diego city property.
S20OO-LarGe corner, Hoover St, San Di-
ego.
S20l0-Double house, southwest, good To-
cation, for San Diego.
s1100-Fine 12-room house. lot 50Xl65.
good street. close in. for alfalfa ranch.
$4,000 acres in lemon orchard. years
old. at Lakeside. San Diego county, close
TO railroad, hotel, etc. for property here:
will assume $1,000 TO 5000 orchard clear.
If you desire TO trade your property call
WILDE & STRONG.
The herald., 1896-08-16
Country Property
FOR SALE

SNAP
SIS acre. 30 to 800 acres very best level
soil, plenty water and perpetual right;
located near Covina: desirable for sub
division: must sell.
For Sale--1G0 acres, 50 acres choice soil
with perpetual water right; 6-room house
diminished, windmill. etc; large barn
fenced and cross-fenced; finest land for
alfalfa or trees; opp. railroad station i'll
San Gabriel valley; best buy on market:
If you intend buying land investigate
this rare chance; mortgage foreclosure
JOHN l.. PAVKOVICH, 30 w. First
st. 1G
The herald., 1896-08-16

CHANCE FOR HOMES
For sale--Lots or acres in ColegroVe.
Cahuenga valley, a western suburb OF
Los Angeles, on the Santa Monica cleo
trio road location beautiful; excellent
soil, water, climate. scenery. unsurpassed
for productions, being frostess. No bet
ter opportunity for investment will ever
be offered. See f1r yourself Take u
Santa Monica electric car; fare ten cents
Stop at Colegrove. Inquire for SEWARD
COLE. 1915
The herald., 1896-08-16
SANTA BARBARA
Nichols Dies Of His Injuries Youthful Elopers
Captured

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 15.-Will-
lam Nichols, one of the victims of the
accident at Tecolote canyon, has since
died from his injuries. Byron Flint and
Ross Drake are confined to their homes
but their condition is not considered
dangerous. AS previously reported, the
three men were precipitated over a
bridge, together with a load of wood
drawn by four-horse team.
The office of the Los Olivos and Santa
Barbara Stage company, n. II. Wines
proprietor, was entered by burglars
Thursday night. The knob of the door
of the safe was pulled out and SS5 stolen.
There is no clew to the perpetrators.
Misses Leba and Catherine Kelley
We're severely injured in a runaway ac-
cident Yesterday afternoon. Their horse
took fright near the beach and ran up
State street, throwing both ladies' on the
hard pavement. One of them sustained
serious internal injuries from which
hemOrrhages resulted.
City Marshal d. w. Martin yesterday
arrested in this city a runaway pair
from San Pedro. One is a young man
calling himself Frank Miller, and the
other is girl IA years of age named
Abner The girls mother arrived in
this city today and will take her erring
daughter home. A complaint charging
Miller with abduction was sworn to be-
fore Township Justice w. c. Gammill
and he Will be prosecuted. The officer
found them d the DO Drop In - restau-
rant, a disreputable resort on lower
State street. 1t was evidently the inten-
ton of the vagabond to place the girl
IN house Of ill fame in this city.
The herald., 1896-08-16

The Hon. Alan de Tatton, a member of
parliament who. together with his on.
has lately gone through many vicisstudes
in Rhodesia, tells his parliamentary friends
so scarce when he passed through Bulu-
wayo that the hotels in that town were
charging 81 each for Welsh rarebits three
or four inches square
The herald., 1896-08-16
ENOCH KNIGHT. Receiver. sun-S-So

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. Los
Angeles, Cal, June 26, ise6.-To whom it
may concern Notice is hereby given that
the Southern Pacific Railroad company
imain lnei has filed il this office list
of ands situated In the townships descrb
ed beiov' and has applied for patent for
20 id lands: that the ilat is open 10 the pub
lie for inspection, and a copy thereof by
descriptive subdivisions. has been posted in
a convenient place in this Office. for the in
spection Of all persons interested and the
public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the
date of this notice protests or contests
against the claim Of the company to ans'
tract or subdivision. within any section or
part of the section described in the list, on
the ground that the same is more valuable
for mineral than for agricultural purposes
will he received and noted for report to
the general land Office al Washington, D. G.
NORTH AND WEST.
Township II and range H. fractional SyT
/, OF section :, all OF frac tioual 70, w Il of
section Il. SW = of section y. all Of section
%. fractional section II and fractional Sec
tion SO.
sections 81 and 33 ana lots ] TO 10 inc. and
= of NE 4 and Sc a OF section So.
T. i. BOLTON, Register.
ENOCH KNIGHT, Receiver sun-S-39
The herald., 1896-08-16

DeNiFs Island, on which eX-Captain Drey-
fus, who sold military secrets of the French
government, is confined, was formerly In
habited by l'2ers, who raised poultry
lepers We're removed 10 the island Maroni
to make room for Dreyfus and a house
built for the six officials who guard the
spy, and who live there with their families
The herald., 1896-08-16
Business Property

FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
The owner of 40 feet on Spring ST.. be-
tween Second and Fifth. finds it neces-
sary to let it go. $1,000 cash to the owner
and balance on easy terms will take il;
it's an opportunity hard to lind in Los
Angeles: force of circumstances alone
makes It possible in this instance.
II you wish an interview with the
owner, please address
SPRING STREET,
II 7. O. box 416, city.
The herald., 1896-08-16

Kalamazoo Mich, is famous for cel-
ery-also as the home of Thomas Slater,
whose advertisement appears on page 10.
The herald., 1896-08-16

Tiburzl, the notorious Sicilan bandit
enjoyed the distinction of having been
sentenced TO death thirty-seven times.
The herald., 1896-08-16

FOR SALE-OR ENCHANGE; . ACRES
Of land in pomona, one mile from +. O. 4:
house. barn. city water, $500 acre. Cal!
or address AZ T.. Twelfth St. city. lG
The herald., 1896-08-16

FOR SALE-ONE OF THE ORANGE
groves in Southern California, 10 acres
In full bearing splendid house. barn and
outbuildings; water right ample, and cost
low ;owner wants a house in Los Angeles:
will give you a big bargain to get a home
here; value of ranch $4,000. will assume
reasonable amount on good property.
LEONARD MERRILL. 240 Bradbury
block. is
The herald., 1896-08-16
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots

FOR SALE-A GOOD GROOM HOUSE.
bath barn, reception hall, lawn, fruits.
IN short a first-class home, on w. Ad-
ans, worth s350O can sell for $500, part
cash and time; Groom, first-class home
place. with lot 7Oxl65. on corner on W.
< Ninth near Westlake park. worth 5000;
must sell to clear mortgage for $4,000; $500
or over down, balance on time; new 3
room cottage basement. Veranda, lot
fenced good garden and lawn, close in.
\ on Ninth, worth $500: can sell for $3.50,
5000 cash and SIS month; Broom new
trees and garden, worth $3.50, can sell for
1916: cash 5000 and SIS month. with many
other good bargains in lots from Slo0 up.
Call and see EDWARD FRASER, 2lh .
Broadway. 1918
The herald., 1896-08-16
LEGAL. NOTICES

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. LOS
Angeles Cal, June 2G ls96-To whom Il
may concern: Notice is hereby given that
the southern Pacific Railroad company
tbranCh line> has filed In this office list
OF lands situated in the townships descr!h-
ed below. and has applied for patent for
said lands: that the list is open to the pull
lie for inspection, and Il copy thereof, by
descriptive subdivisions, has beer posted IN
a convenient place in this office. for the in
specton OF all persons interested and the
public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the
date of this notice protests or contests
against the claim of the company to any
tract or subdivision within any section OF
part of the section described in the list, on
The ground that the same IS more valuable
for mineral than for agricultural purposes
will be received and noted for report 70
The general and office at Washington, d. c.
NORTH AND WEST.
Township l. range :, the NV 4 OF Sec
township >, range l, the NV Il of sec
Township .. range .. the fractional W y
OF NE il. the fractional NV 4 and S Y Of
section l. all of sections II and Is.
NORTH AND EAST.
Township = range l. the SW L OF Sec
''''- '-' SOUTH AND WEST.
Township ?, range 10. lot OF section 3S.
Township L. range 3, the Sc 4 Of Sec
tion %. .,
ton IS. the 5 - of section %. all of 29, frac-
tional 81 and the " = Of SECTION 50.
Township .. range l, lots /, - . ana anu
the : Il of section 29.
and the w y Of SW 4 of section /. the W Il
of NV /. and the NV l, of SW 4 of section
II. and the 5 + u of section 81.
Township ., range s. the fractional S u
of section 10.
SOUTH AND EAST.
Township I. range |, all of fractional sec
tion J. the fractional + IL of section 8. the
fractional NV !, of section II, the fraction
al " Il of SW Z OF section ~, the y of
section 81 all OF sections -. y, the IL OF
section IS. and all of section 35.
Township >. RANGE /. all of fractional sec
tion !. the n ip of section II. the SW Il oe
section IS. the NE, Il of SW 4 of section Is.
the n - of section 2l all Of section IS. the
NE, i aud S y of section y. all of section
a9 fractional section 81. the i2 of Sec
Iion SO.
Township G. range !. all of fractional Sec
tion .. all of sections g. II. the fractional
y - of section ~, and all Of section 2l
7. !. BOLTON, Register
ENOCH KNIGHT Receiver siIn-S-S0
The herald., 1896-08-16

The following anecdote, of which the
Russian General Dragomiroff is the hero,
is going the rounds of the salons. 1t ap-
OF the coronation festivities at Moscow. in
returning thanks for a toast proposed in
his honor, by Gen. de Boisdeffre the French
envoy, he said: We must love one an
other. for If we don't, who the devil in
Europe will"'-London Society.
The herald., 1896-08-16

MME. CHAPHE-MORGAN LATE OF
New York city. will teach the true art
of singing; will prepare ladies and gentle
men for opera, oratorio. concert, church
or parlor singing: the most thorough and
artistic instruction given. voices tested
free of charge Oh Wednesdays and Satur-
days. Studio. room ., THE Spencer"
3lfia W. Third ST. 2-l-g7