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The herald., 1897-02-21
GUILTY AS CHARGED
j. e. Mcdowell Convicted of Outraging tn.
nidnight Closing Ordinance


j. E. Mcdowell, the proprietor of the
White Wings saloon on East First
street, after jury trial, was last even
ing found guilty. as charged" of
violation of the midnight closing ordi-
nance, and at the same time of the Sun
day closing ordinance
This ends, so far as this particular
case is concerned, the action of what has
become popularity known as the a. ark
bursting investigation committee" On
Tuesday Mcdowell will appear in de-
partment one for sentence.
The testimony given yesterday pre-
sented no new features, nor were any
facts that were not ELECTED on the first
trial in the lower court. Naturally the
testimony of DIR. Mclean was of the
most interest. and his recital Of the
pereGrinations of himself and his COM
panions from midnight Saturday during
the early Sabbath was tinged with a
realism that showed up the seamy side
of city life IN lurid form. But it was all
told before, and nothing now remains
but for Mcdowell to pay the penalty of
Infringing law that he, probably, will
now realize is not a dead letter
AT about 3 o'clock in the afternoon the
case was given to the jury, and at Z
o'clock returned into court with the YER
dict as stated.
The herald., 1897-02-21
NEW SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Recommen nded by the County Superintendent,
and Re-Arrsngemcnt OF Boundaries

ana Re-Arrangement OF BOUNDARIES
A number of the residents of Santa
Monica are desirous that the name of the
Town of Santa Monica school district"
be changed to read Santa Monica school
district" and are likely to have their
wish gratified in the matter. County
Superintendent of Schools Riley in
dorses the petition to the board of su-
pervisors with his approval, and as the
present name is awkward and cumber-
some, believes the change will he bene-
fetal.
The application of residents in Boquet
canyon that a new school district be
formed, to be known as the "Boouet," :"
has also been approved by the county
superintendent, the petitioners having
complied with all the requirements of
the code.
With regard to the change of boundar-
les of the Wilmington and DomingueZ
school districts. petitioned for, the coun-
ty superintendent indorses the petition
provided the change shall be made to
conform to the following description:
Take from Wilmington and add to the
Dominguez school district blocks c and
f of Dominguez Colony.
The petition to change the bounaar-
les of Elizabeth Lake and Leona school
districts is also indorsed, provided the
change be as follows: Take from Eliy-
abeth Lake district and add to the CO.
ma district the east one-half of sections
III and IA and all of sections II and IS or
township 6. north, II west. s. b NJ
Also take from Belleview district an5
add to the Leona district sections Z. g.
IS and %. and the north one-half of sec
Ito 16 II and Is. township north
range Is west S Z, NJ.
The herald., 1897-02-21
THE MYERS INSURANCE
Indications That the Case Has Now Been
Compromised


Mrs Isabel Myers has certainly played
in very hard luck. She instituted suit
against the Bankers Life Insurance as
sociation of Minneapolis, Minn., to en-
force payment on policy of insurance
for $4,000, taken out by her deceased hus-
band, and which the association refused
to pay.
The case was tried before Judge Shaw.
and the jury returned verdict in favor
OF Mrs. Myers. But, unfortunately, as
it happened for Mrs. Myers, Judge Shaw
refused to ratify the verdict of the Jury
and granted the motion for new trial.
on the ground that the verdict was con-
trary to the evidence. Time passed away
and the second time the case came up for
trial, again before Judge Shaw
Much conflicting testimony was given.
but the jury, in the exercise of what wit
the members were endowed with, again
gave verdict to Mrs. Myers. But Judge
Shaw repeated his action on the pre-
vious trial and reversed the verdict.
And now comes the sequel and. pre-
sumably, the finale to the protracted
suit Yesterday on motion of counsel
for the Bankers association, the pro-
ceedings on motion for new trial were
dismissed, in accordance with the stipu-
lation of the plaintiff. 1t might thus be
inferred that in some way the case has
been compromised and the difficulty for
ever laid at rest.
The herald., 1897-02-21
TO RECOVER POSSESSION
An Amendment That II Admitted Would
Have SMampei the Case

The judgment of the trial court in the
suit of John and .Alphonso A. Wigmore
against r. T. Buell., carried to the su-
preme court from Santa Barbara, has
been affirmed.
The action was one of ejectment to re-
cover possession of tract of land Sit
uate and being in the county of Santa
Barbara; damages for the detention
thereof, and for the value of the rents
and profits. Plaintiff got judgment for
possession of the land and s400 damages,
and defendant appealed from the judg
ment.
The only error assigned was based up
on the refusal of the court, pending the
trial, to permit defendant to file an
amendment to his answer. In this Of
fered amendment defendant alleged that
during the times mentioned in the COM
plant up to 1898 the cattle and stock Of
plaintiffs ran in common with the stock
of defendant on the rancho San Carlos
de tomato, and that in consequence the
defendant had been damaged in the
sum of s9000
The herald., 1897-02-21
he OWNED UP
He Left the Race Track for the Street and
Came to Grief

Young McCroan was charged some lit
tie time ago Of having snatched purse
from Mrs. ]. H. Tietfen, but pleaded not
guilty to the accusation. He went into
court yesterday, and, withdrawing his
previous plea, pleaded guilty to the
charge stating that he wanted no law
yer, but wanted to take his sentence
then and there.
Deputy District Attorney McComas
stated that he thought the defendant
should have a light sentence. Letters
had been received at the district attor-
ney's office and by Chief of Police Glass
showing that the young man has not
been in trouble before, and that he has
hitherto borne a good reputation.
In answer to the question of Judge
Smith the defendant stated that he mad
been engaged in horse racing. He de-
MED, however, that he belonged to that
part of the racing business which con-
sisted of following in the rear and pick
ing pockets. On the other hard he
rather grandiloquently declared he had
ridden horses and owned them. He
disconsolately conceded that he had sold
himself at pretty cheap rate when he
snatched the purse.
The young fellow Strengthened up and
took his sentence of one years imprison-
ment a San Quentin without flinching
and left last night for the north to begin
his term
The herald., 1897-02-21
NEW MINING DEVICES
New INCORPORATION to Develop Water Rights.
Etc at Santa Morica

The Grindrod Pump and Motor Manu-
featuring company filed papers Of in
corporation yesterday. The purpose
Of the company is to acquire the patents
OF John Grindrod for his pump and mo-
tor engine; his patent concentrator and
stamp mill, etc. The capital stock is
placed at 100000, divided into 10000
shares Of the par value of $40 each. of
which amount s5o,0 has been subscrib-
ed The following are named as the di-
rectors: John Grindrod, Frank Cole.
John Fowler, N. J. Williams and Edgar
E. Lefebore.
The Santa Monica Land aud Water
company also filed Incorporation papers
yesterday. The purpose of this organ
izatioD is to acquire water and water
rights, to subdivide tracts of land into
lots and sell the same, to construct res
ervoirs and pipe lines for distributing
water for domestic and irrigation pur-
poses. The capital stock is placed at
81, ,000, ,00o divided into 10, 900 shares of the
par value of 800 each, all of which has
been subscribed. The directors are as
follows: Juan Bandiri, Charles H
Forbes, Los Angeles; Roy Jones, E. ].
Gorham and A. c. Hamilton, Santa
Monica,
The herald., 1897-02-21
A HOCDOO ABROAD
Difficulties Attending the Administration of
an In5anes Estate

Some of the friends of T. b. Hoffman,
an incompetent person residing in the
vicinity of South Pasadena, are appar-
ertly exercised in mind al his affairs
becoming entangled, and have intimated
that any information regarding Hoff-
mans whereabouts would be appreci-
ated.
1t is with pleasure that this informa-
tion is furnished by The Herald without
money and without price. Hoffman is
safely ensconced at the county farm
and his business affairs will now be ad-
ministered with due speed. That they
have not been heretofore is owing to d
chapter of accidents. About a year ago
Hoffman was examined for insanity
and committed to Highlands. AS he
possessed some property, G. N. Dams
kin, ESD, was appointed by Judge Clark
as guardian of the estate. but about
the time he got an order of court TO sell
the propertv he took sick 4 III died Tn
The herald., 1897-02-21
ON TECHNICAL POINTS
The Trial Court Affirmed Because the Defend
ant Was Unoffected by Its Order

In the case of Henrietta Schart against
F'reda Schart and Louis j. Book, the
supreme court has affirmed the order
Of the trial court, appealed from the
superior court of this county.
The appeal was taken from an order Of
court setting aside judgment by de-
fault rendered against the defendants,
on the ground that the summons was
served by publication, and that no copy
.as served upon the defendants by mail
or otherwise, although the defendants
were non-reSidentS of the state, and
their residence, as shown by the affidavit
for publication, was known. and al
though the order for publication re-
ouired copies of the summons to be for
Warded 10 defendants by mail.
The defendant Book was the holder
and owner Of prior mortgage upon the
porperty covered by plaintiffs mort
gage, which was forecloSed on the ac-
ton.
The substituted service says the
supreme court, was not complete un-
less copy of the summons and COM
plant was deposited in the postotiice,
directed to the defendant, as required
by the order of the judge. 1t became,
therefore, not only the right. but the
duty OF the court to set aside the default
and judgment inadvertently entered
Inc plalntiT objects that the notice of
motion by defendant. Book, should have
been served upon his codefendant, FIRE.
da Schart. Book is not seeking any re-
lief against his codefendant here, but
only against the plaintiff. If he shall
file ross-complaint, it will be time
enough to serve her Herewith Where
the direct legal effect of an order deter
mines the rights of a party. he must have
notice of the application therefor This
. fyse, Cd II, l.
is made to set aside a judgment under
which property has been sold and pur-
chased by third party, where it has
been held that such third party must
have notice.
In the present instance the property
was sold and bought in by plaintiff who
had notice, and the direct legal effect Of
the order appealed from does not in anv
way operate for or against the defen-
dant, Freda Schart"
The herald., 1897-02-21

a short time Elias Longley was appoint
ed guardian in place of Danskin, de-
ceased, ard he was just getting things
in train when he also took sick. Prob
ably recognizing that a hoodoo was
closely connected with the estate, he
took time by the forelock, and in the
early days of February he resigned the
guardianship. He didn't die. Then Dep
uty District Attorney Willis applied for
letters of guardianship, and on the 18th
he got service upon Hoffman at the
county farm. Last Friday Willis was
appointed legal guardian, and. failing
any more funny business in the way OF
sickness. will close up the affairs Of the
estate with all dispatch.
When Hoffman was discharged from
the asylum on parole he disappeared
from view. but ultimately drfted to the
county farm. At best he is simple
minded and canot care or look out for
himself
The herald., 1897-02-21

ter was In the courts for some time, and
then, just when ii had been set FOR trlal.
Mes'srs. Marble & Phibbs were given the
go-by and the case was dropped. Right
ly or wrongly, 1t is claimed that one OF
the then trustees, who owned project
ing building himself and who was him.
self liable to legal proceedings, had
something to do with the Perkins case
being dismissed, and. incidentally, With
Marble & Phibbs being relegated to the
outer world.
The further hearing of the case will
be continued on Tuesday.
The herald., 1897-02-21
RAN A BLUFF
And Now the Man Is Being Called Down by
the Auth horites

And Now the Man is Being Called Down by
the Authorities
j. Heiman was arralgned in the Unit
ed States district court yesterday on
charge of having used the United States
mails to defraud. 1t appeared from the
evidence that in December Heiman sent
letter to F. B. Schuyler at San Ber-
nardino, in which he threatened to turn
over to the authorities a certain postal
card, previously mailed to him by Schuy-
Ter, and which he claimed, contained
matter in violation of a federal statute
An offer was made, however to keep
the matter secret provided a sufficient
sum was paid for his silence 1t was
shown that the contents of the postal
card were not in violation of any stat
ute, and Heiman was arrested on the
charge indicated.
Further hearing in the case will be
continued at 1890 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing
The herald., 1897-02-21

PETTIGREW-At 50S San Julian street,
this city, Feb. 49, 1884, j. P. Pettigrew.
aged Y years.
Funeral from the parlors Of Orr & Hines.
CAT South Broadway, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1897.
at O'Clock p. m. Friends and acquaint-
ances invited. Interment at Evergreen
cemetery.
STANFORD-In this city, Feb. 1S. 1897,
Frederick Stanford. aged 63 years.
Funeral this Sunday afternoon at 2:3G
from his late residence, 1121 Maple avenue
Friends invited.
LEMMON-In Cincinnati. o., Lucinda
Hale Lennon, infant daughter of DR..
j. f. and Sarah Hale Lennon, Thurs
day, Feb. 1lth, at p. M, aged year
and months.
The herald., 1897-02-21
IOTTINGS
Our Home Brew

Maier & Zobelein's lager. fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all tho principal
saloons: delivered promptly in bottles or
kegs. Office and brewery, 44o Also street;
telephone 81 f'I 81
The herald., 1897-02-21
Anheuser Bar and CAT,

243 South Spring street, Los Angeles. Cal.
Telephone No. 935 main. Entrance to cafe
through natatorium on Broadway, ad-
joining city hail.
The herald., 1897-02-21

Everything on wheels. Hawley, King &
Co., cor. Fifth street and Broadway.
The herald., 1897-02-21

Largest variety Concord business wag-
ons and top delivery wagons. Hawley,
King G. Co.
The herald., 1897-02-21
BORN

Agents Victor, Keating and World bicy-
cles. Hawley, King & Co.
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way as is that of the plaintiff, now in
course of hearing.
The case Will come up again on Tues
dav
The herald., 1897-02-21

Hawley, King & Co.. cor. Fifth st. and
Broadway. agents genuine Columbus
Buggy company buggies and bicycles.
The herald., 1897-02-21

first degree, they were lucky in escap-
Ing SO easily Undersheriff Clements
left with the trio in charge on the night
train for the north.
The herald., 1897-02-21

For Mirrors or BeveIed Plato Glass
Go to Fl. Raphael & Co., who are the man
ufacturers of them, and you will make a
large saving. No. 43S and 440 South Spring
The herald., 1897-02-21
DEATHS

MORIARTY-In this city, Feb. 17th. to the
wife of Mr. J. Moriarty a daughter.
The herald., 1897-02-21
Court Notes


All the courts will close tomorrow,
Washington's birthday.
In the case of G. A. Gibbs vs. Creditors
an order was made yesterday by Judge
Van Dyke, appointing j. G. Rossiter
referee to examine inSolvent in relation
to his estate.
John Brown, who, strangely enough,
gave the land of his nativity as Russia,
and John S. Larson, a native Of Sweden,
were admitted to the rights of citizen
ship yesterday by Judge Van Dyke.
Judgment of foreclosure for plaintiff
for $500 was rendered by Judge Allen
yesterday in the suit of Greenleaf VS..
Strine ct al, the case being dismissed as
to the defendant, Alexander Penny.
John Fushia the young man accused
Of having broken open and robbed four
teen mail boxes at Pasadena on the
night of November 10 last was yester-
day acquitted by jury in the United
States district court.
The case of Sam K. Adams, appealed
from the court of the city justices, was
set yesterday in department one for
February 7th. This is the case where
the defendant was convicted of having
assaulted Rev. DR.. Mclean.
Opal o. Ewing, young girl 16 years
of age, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
y
the father. who claims she is incor-
rigible. The family live at S04H Temple
street and the girl is said to have drifted
into companionship with undesirable
friends.
In the matter Of the application Of the
Pasadena Building and Loan associa
tion for dissolution an order was made
by Judge Van Dyke removing c. B. Rip
ley as trustee and declaring John s. Cox,
w. B. Loughey and Peter Steil sole trus-
tees of the creditors and stockholders Of
the dissolved corporation.
In the Pasadena case Of Livingston
against Livingston wherein Mrs. Living
ston has been cited to show cause for
having omitted to pay alimony to her
aged husband, and also for having dis
posed of her property by conveyance to
her daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler
the case was set for the 23rd yesterday
by Judge Allen.
The herald., 1897-02-21
New Suits Filled

new SUITS f-Ied
The following complaints in new suits
were filed yesterday in the superior
court:
The estate of Caroline Mead. deceased
The petition of Minnie A. Mead for
probate of will. The estate consists Of
! policy of insurance valued at $2500 and
| other property valued at $780,
The estate of Sarah S. Fisher, deceas-
ed-The petition of Thomas T. South
wick for probate of will. The estate IS
valued at $3.50. and property outside
the state valued at $4S60.
Maria Jesus Ybarra de Brunette ct al.
vs. Elvlra H. Andross ct ala suit to
quiet title to part of lot II Of the Jose
Severiano Ybarra tract.
L. a. Hubbard VS.. James T. Taylor ct
| Ala suit 20 recover s7122.20, with inter-
est: SS42.31 taxes. assessments and ad-
verse claims paid out, 1856 for attorneys s
fees and decree of sale of property mort
gagged to secure payment of certain
notes.
w. H. Perry Lumber and Mill COM
pany VS.. William X. Phelps, as admin
istrator, ct ala suit to determine the
amount due on certain notes and reas-
enable attorneys fee for bringing action
on one note for S46S9, and decree of sale
against the mortgaged property.
p. H. Mathews VS.. Minerva Libby ct
ala suit to determine amount due on
a lien against certain property in the
Westlake park tract.
ANA X. Paulson VS.. f. o. Frazier ct
ala suit to recover s1G01. on an as
signed claim of the Sayward Mill and
Lumber Co for goods supplied.
w. H. Holmes VS.. c. f. Patterson-A
suit to recover s21S662 for merchandise
supplied.
The estate of James p. Pettigrew, de-
consolidation of George w. Petit
grew. The estate is valued at $4,000.
The herald., 1897-02-21
THOSE " WATER RATS
Plead Guilty to Burglarizing the Brig

Plead duiIty to BurgIarizing the Brig
Dawn
John LennoX, James McKenna and
William Thompson, the three worthless
who were captured the other night
while in the act of burglarizing the ship
Dawn, lying in the harbor at San Pedro,
pleaded guilty before Judge Smith yes
terday to the charge.
They were each sentenced to a term Of
one year in the states prison at San
Quentin, and as the crime was in the
The evening times., 1897-11-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

,scbed,lle in efre,t October 10. lo9t'
An trains arrive and leave rcnnsy yi'ania
SeI2 "a. m. Daily, local sOr DanyliiS Char'
Iotte and way stations, SointCts, q. "a "a ~
sls for Strasburs, HarrssOhou' :, @ut
S1.untS.n ,iaiIy, except SHndayt AMI AZ
Lynchourg with the NOvl,aN thu -, ,it,,., -
daily ana with the CheSaP - odNs s nv ~
daily. rOs the Noturai De
fefI5 a. nj. DAILY, the UNITED TAIE5
FAST MAIL, carries fT,I!5h JHali,,r,,t,,i, 10
aeePpS-,n'viiie uuiIing al Salisbury with
fP2ihS9T' PuIISan Sleeper iof AsheyiIle and Hot
SufngS. y. e.. Nh" SSiIie . NJ t1i,S -
MN Sleeper for Augusta. Pullman liutTes
sleeper New York To New Orleans, cohnec@
ing al Atlanta for hIsSI,slI, 'ie 10 New New
hrisaus without change sunset PSi S1haAy
onndncted tourist eXcurs son lhI9esh ,ievPe
on this train every 80
a.OI d. nm. Local fOr FIOnt hoydl, otIas
i,irT ,,t,,l narIisOnDuTgr daily eNceps sun
451 D. m.-Dany. local Tor charIottss
Io.4y %. m.-Daily, WASHINGTON ANr
s0GIh y EsTk5N PS,Im9a Ps 4 an YES VesiibaIed &
sleepers. dIiIsng cars and day COACHES
Pullman sleepers New 1OIh y ~ AsnN ~, y
Tenn, VIA AshsE Ellle' hn9A me- ant hsy
lotIe, Columbia, savannah, ano acksuhF Hls.
New York TO Memphis, ia birmihs ~ aln;
New Yor TO New Orleans, via tiaHttt ana
Mont geometry. Vestibuled day cOacn ASH
ington JoAtlauta. sOutnernf2tlIW@SC Clhius
caT, Greensboro to Montgomery.
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND OltIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9.Ol a; IN.
tIaIiy and 4.4o y. IN. daiiy except SUNDAY,
and 6 25 D. m. sunday only fOr Round bul,
4.32 p. NJ. daily except sunday iot Lees
burg, and TO y. Ia. 0dhJ iol ne SlluOh-
KeiYrnInp. arrive at Washington SO -
Ia and 800 D. IN. daily from kOOhu ma
aud .O6 a. m. daIly u except sunday, from
HeriidOu and = - a ia. daGy, GNCvpl sun
day from LeesbOTS
Through trains nom the south arrive as
Washington 6.42 a. Hi-, ~ y. IN an u
S:25 ID. u daily. HaTTlsonbuf - z.4O p.
~. and S:25 d IN. daily, except sunday,
aud $50 a IN. daily from ChaTlOttesyhle.
Tickets. sleeping car reseT NaliOn anu IN.
formation furnished at Offices, oil aud
1900 Pennsylvania avenue aud AZ feno
syiyania Railroad Passenger station
w. III. GnEEN. hen, >dpt:
i. a. CULT Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent
l. ,. BROWN. Gen. "A - i'ass. Dept
The evening times., 1897-11-11
BaltimOre&0hiO

Schedule In Effect June 5. 1897.
Leave Washington rrpsn Sta ton corner OF
New jersey avenue ana = 81.
For Chicago and .,OTthw esI. Eesubuied
Limited trains, 1000. 1l.41 q. m.; $40
For Cincinnati. st. Louis and Indian.
spolis, Express, 1l.45 q. IN. Nestlouled
Lin.ited, 8 40 p. M; express II 80 p m
For FIJtsburS and CleS ilb express
daily 1000 a Ia duG $50 p. "a.
For Columbus, TOIedo and Detroit, ll-3O
For Winchester and way sratiohs. 100.
ali 40 a n., a5.3O p. IN
For New Orleans, Memphis, la-min ghITn,
Chattanooga. knoxville. BTIStpi aud itgdn
oke. II.20 N daily sleeping Cars
For Luray. $40 p. m. daily. 20.
For BALTIMORE. Week-days' o.OO' S-30.
X O5, x7,I0; X 80; Ae:QYB 80, 1s. 80 59'
xi2 40. 1900, 3 20, "A 80. ASS, 1906,
1910, 10 80, X6 20, $50, Xo.OO, S:lo,
Ih15; xll SS 3 P * sng g. SS 3D.
800 a m xI2O5, X12 40, 900. X3. 90,
$40, 35, xo.06, x5:1O. 8 80, xs;0V.
10 20. ills, X11.5O p N. II Z.Ul nlgnI
For Annapolis, : D and . 80 a m, = ~
and 4 80 p. IA sundays, e-5O a. w. n %
" rnr IN Frederick. week days. 500 IN,
.1I45, 4 80. $50 p M sundays s-O9
d For or, haSeF:towu. 2 aIO.Oo a n and
s1.SG FoG poyd an way pgints. wees e Is.
: 40 "A m. A. 81. : 30, .U5 y. III sundays.
q 90 a m. l.15, 90 p. N.
For tiaitherSbuTg anG NAY fOints week
d,vs i 90 9 90 j. M, = 90, ~, 80,
Eai.S : 40 80, 100, / 40 p IL, Sun
80 300 a m, l.10, 4.35. 100, IU-l5
u Enr Washington Junction and y az points
- 40 a m. 43O. 3 30 p. u,. week d1ys
900 a n. l.lo p IA. sundays
p,xsl Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia
For philadelphia, New lofk. Hoston and
,ba EaSf weekdays, T-O5, 500, lO-OO a
~ 10 90. I24O Dining Cars, S.OV.
* o5 Dining Car, tlZ.Ul nssht, Slreplns
Cor omen at 1000 O'ciOCkI sundays
o5. 800 a. III, IL. 40 pinInS Cars ;. . S,VJ.
az az DIntng Carl 1901 night Sleeping
t,eT omen at 1000 O'Clock AddltlC na4
tT,,i for Philadelphia, weck-ddyS. OaHJ'
600 p IN. 80 - .,i ,,av ,ratp.
For Atlantic City, 100, lOOO a. m,
, . 90 noon, 2 40 and 500 p ni.' week
- - 40 D m., sundays
o1Is EsoI cane May. 1900 noon
Excent sunday. XEXpress trains
1ngCare called for and CHECKED from
DE and residences by Union Transfer
~ On orders left at ticket OFFICES, oil .
S'nsvlvania avenue north west, New hOFk
ou'1'1;s and Fifteenth street, anu az De pot
NM NJ GREENE u % M-A II T. ~, ~
The evening times., 1897-11-11

LOST-Male gre yhound, maltese color:
tail curled on back. la &, 654l. Reward
a. returned TO 2l , 9Th St. rw. II