The herald., 1897-05-29

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Ernsberger, John A., Fifty-frst New
York infantry, engineer service: lot 49,
Evey, David, second lieutenant Company
B. Third Illinois infantry in Mexican war,
1867; lot 6S.
Fleming. j. H.. Fifty-seventh Pennsyl-
vania infantry; lot SO.
Frost, Il. s., First Maine cavalry; lot
9sS.
Gilchrist. J.. D., lieutenant in Eleventh
Kansas infantry; lot 554.
Graves, 8. H., navy. United States
steamer Glaucus: lot $40.
| Griswold, Daniel s., Twelfth Pennsy1:
vania cavalry; lot 1047, grave No. 2.
Holman, DR.. w. j., Mississippi gunboat
Mound City. also on the Pessta: lot 1853.
Howe. Rev. Charles NJ, Forty-fourth
Iowa infantry; lot 1873. north half.
Hubbard. R. b.. Ninth Illinois cavalry;
lot 49, 49,. .
Kellogg. B. F. E., Fremont's battalion.
California, in Mexican war. 1857: lot 545.
Kelly. James r., Seventy-second Penn
sylvania infantry; lot LAG.
| Kimball, William A., captain in Second
New York Harris Light cavalry; lot 2s.
Knight. William T., lieutenant in Thirty.
fifth Iowa infantry; lot %.
Lewis, Joseph A.. First Iowa Light artil-
lcry; lot 9S1. grave No. L.
| Linville. H. H., wagner in Missouri In
fantry; lot 2S5.
Luce. John, Second Pennsylvania Heavy
artillery; G.. A. r. lot.
Martin, James H.. Ninety-eighth Illinois
Mounted infantry; lot 497.
| McDermid, Sylvanus K. navy, United
| States steamer Rhode Island: lot Is.
Mitchell, DIR. T. E., surgeon, First Mary
land three-year regiment; lot SO.
Moore. Douglas j., Eleventh Kansas cav
airy: lot 600.
Nutting, J. W.. First New York Light
artillery; lot 305.
Orr, James. Forty-seventh Illinois in
fantry; lot 1894.
Peck, Austin T., Second battery Minne-
sofa Light artillery; lot 125.
Place. James E.. ieutenant-colonel, First
New York engineers; lot 1888.
Ramsey. John W., Second Kansas cav
airy; lot 1885,
Richardson. George W., Fourteenth New
Hampshire infantry; lot 62.
Rippey. William j.. First Pennsylvania
cavalry, One Hundredth Pennsylvania in
fantry: lot 121.
| Robinson. Calvin L., Illinois infantry,
ccmmissary department.; LOTT.
Smith, Joseph L., reported by his wife
as an old soldier to the sexton, but state
ard regiment not given; lot 511
| Sunshine, Peter, Fifteenth Iowa infan-
try; lot 2O4.
Turner. Edison. Eighty-sixth Illinois in.
fantry: lot 107.
Williams, A. W., major and afterward
lieutenant-colonel Second Michigan in
fantry. colonel Twentieth Michigan in
fantry. brigadier-general by brevet; lot 35.
Yocum. Seth H., lieutenant-colonel Fifth
Pennsylvania cavalry: lot 555.
A GREEK EVENING
The Marengo-avenue Chautauqua circle
gave a Greek evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. s. F. Johnson yesterday. Tho
characters were taken as follows: Peri
cles, Miss Hurd: Socrates, DR.. C. A. Briggs:
Thucydides. Mr. j. w. Sedwick; Epicurus.
8. F. Johnson: Plato Mrs. Jones; Hero
detus, Mr.. Hall; Homer Miss Wood: Solon,
J. w. Sedwick; Phydias, Mrs s. F. John
son; Zenophen. Prof. C. M. Parker; Aris.
totle. L. L. Test. After the program re-
freshments were served and the evening
passed very pleasantly.
BREvITIEs
The Ancient Order of United workmen
held an election of officers last evening.
the following being chosen: Past master
Charles Ryan; master workman, B. Can
field foreman, G. B. Willis: overseer. b.
Orr; recorder W. M. Campbell; financier,
G. B. Hess; receiver, o. T. Nay; guide, F.
A. Gray; inside watchman, s. Reed; out
side watchman. F. Mills; trustee for eight
cen months. c. R. Toms.
| G. w. Toms, who was seriously hurt
at the Park nursery on Wednesday by the
falling of one of the lath houses, break
ing his left ankle. is improving rapidly
and expects to be out again before long.
Prof. Leon Labonde. who succeeded to
the musical conservatory built up by o.
Stewart Taylor when the latter gentle
man left for Europe some months ago,
has suddenly shaken the dust of Pasadena
from his feet The conservatory at 112
West Colorado street has a forsaken ap-
pearance, the doors being locked and no
appearance of the place being inhabited.
A little inquiry among the people who
have been frequenting the conservatory
elicits the information that the professor
has been threatening to leave Pasadena for
some days, owing to the non-appreciation
OF his talents and consequent lack Of busi-
ness.
Miss Ball Of Terrace drive entertained
q party OF ladies yesterday afternoon with
an ola podrida party. different game
was played at each table, which lent va
riety to the entertainment and made the
AFTERNOON pass very pleasantly,
=. r. Barnett Is now night-watchmaY1,
looking after the business houses formerly
watched by the late James Orr.
Postohice hours on Monday will be from
8 to 10 a. m. and there will be the usual
morning delivery Of mail. On SUNDAY the
new time card goes into effect on the
santa Fe, when the overland will arrive at
$3.50 a. m.
Rev. Haskett Smith will give a series NJ
s1st. '"e
The tailor shop Of 4. p. Pohle On Green
street was burglarixed on Wednesdav
night and several brand new suits stoisn'
Entrance was effected by. way Of the
front door and the same left open. There
Is mo clue. y x.
Messrs. T. r. Lukens ana Hsn,an Dyer