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The times., 1897-05-23
SJfpUKBAN HOME.


CARS PASS THE DOOR.
TWO-sTORY AND EASEMENT no Use;
NEWLY FITTED UP; GAS, WATER
c0NTAiNllhG c. ELEVEN LARGE ROOMS.
OVER HALF-ACRE OF GROUND. GAR
BE BFH TIE fEAfIED AEAR ApRiy FRISE5 e. $50 PER MO-
my22-3t,em 1906 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR SALE Lease or Excnange-A nice
double house OF 10 rooms; cellar and
summer kitchen; water In kitchen; nice
stable room for 2 horses, vehicles and
hay loft. over an acre OF ground planted
with different kinds OF fruits; about 4
miles from B. X o. depot; right at station
must be seen to be appreciated Address
or apply. 81. MILLER, Terra Gotta j.. c.,
next station TO Brookland. my22-3t
FOR SALE-At Lignum, Va, four-room
frame house ana three acres or land, for
$500 cash. Apply 716 9th st. sw. my21-6t
CALI at 623 r Sc NV. and see me about
lots at Somerset Eeach, on the Potomac
45 miles from the city: the best bathing
leach, the healCniest location, hest f1shiI z,
best grabbing, and the prettiest spot on the
river: lots cheap; terms easy. WM REED.
my21-6
FOR SALE-AtLigunum,V Va, four-rOom
frame house and three acres OF land, for
$500 cash. Apply ZIG 9Th St NV. my2l-6t
HOMES CHEAP-On tie new eiectIIc rail-
road from Washington 10 Falls Church. u
beautiful subdivision las Just been opened,
with wide streets and aven ues, known as
BALLSTON, about z miles from Washing
ton: car fare 3 cents; B minutes nde
from the city by electric cars, OF 20 min
utes on a bicycle, splendid road.
Price Of lots S125 and 500 each;
size 70 feet wide by nom 100 TO / 90 feet
deep.
Terms, So down; balance 81 per week;
no interest; 10 per cent Off FOR cash A
large new station has Just been erected,
300 shade trees have been set out Bali
ston has a fine graded school, z stores,
churches and already population OF ESQ
persons Buy a lot Tor a hon c or ion spec
YOUR choice ! have also large and small
farms Tor sale. Call for particulars and
plat. JAMES L. CLEMENTS, 1927
St NV myl6- I'm
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Mr. snsby's connection with Mr.. Lind
hlom, the Chicago broker, has undoubtedly
been of great benefit to him. Mr.. Lind
blom is recognized as one Of the best
authorities on the wheat market, in addi-
tion to being a most reliable and salts
factory broker to do business with. Mr..
silsby may congratulate himself several
times day on having made the combina
tiOn.
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GOOD LOCKS

PAINLESS PLASTIC SURGICAL OP-
ERATIONS that make people 10 to 20
ears, noses, and all + Facial Deformities
The times., 1897-05-23

1t is being claimed now for Chicago Gas
that If the Illinois senate does not pass
the gas bill the courts or subsequent
legislature will certainly permit conSoli-
dation The people who say this PIT
out the suggestion that the stock will
mean while reach a higher level on It's earn
ings and a dividend sale. The present
figures however, are the highest for some
time. If not forever. the shrewdest traders
In gas are telling me.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

D. G. Se5's, 90 at 11o IA; Washing
ton Gas, g at 43 1-2; U. s. Electric Light,
10 at 90; Riggs Fire Insurance, 90 at g;
American Graphophone, 90 at o.
ooyERNMENT BONDS.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co. will ship next
Tuesday 100000 In gold to Germany.

There is continued absence of inside
support In Jersey Central. 1t seems prob
able that the stock may be rallied despite
this by the manipulators, possibly even by
the bears themselves. The bears believe
Jersey Central Is hound to go down, and 1T
is plausible that nothing would suit them
better than to see 1t go back to 10 tenn
porarily, in order to put out new lines and
make the points over again.
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FOR SALE-50 acres OF land lying directly
on the w, a. & LIT. Vernon Electric
L. r.; mnie from Mt. Vernon; beautiful
grove for building. Address B. L. HUNT
Err, Riverside Park, Fairfax Co., Va.
uy23-3t
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CHURCH NOTICES

SPIRiTUALiS M-Wonns s Hall, 721 9th
st. NV, Mrs. Zoller viii hold her usual
Sunday evening meeting. PsyChometrio
readings. tests, etc; Seance, Wednesday
evening at residence, S13 9Th st. NV; In
terview daily. Item
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Chicago Grain ana PROVISION Marker.
Corrected daily by W B. Bibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers Members OF the
N. Y Stock Exchange, 1927 street.
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FOR SALE-JOTS.

FOR SALE-Lot containing II 900 so. IT
ODD. Catholic University. Address W.
L. s.. this office. my20-3t, ,em
A BEAUTIFUL io6in the NV; south front;
2vDy 100 feet 10 public alley; Will trade
equity In lot ne. or Sc, or small
house: VIII pay difference III cash. b Y
CHANGE, this office. Iny22 2-6t-em
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DENTAL PARL0RS
ooe r Street Northwest.

Gold rIIlings and bridge work spe
cIaIty. at the lowest price. aInalEam I'M
Ings sue; full sets or teeth on plates 80;
Extracting either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, soc; without, 25c; all
work dome ny experts ana guaranteed ths
best; open on Sundays from 10 to
O cIock mh22-tf
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Now yor,, Stock Market.

Corrected daily by w r Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers, members OF the N
Y. Stock Exchange, 1927 street
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New YORK Cotton Marker.
The Letter of the Law.

"Did understand you to say that you
didn't have any company in the kitchen
while 1 was out, katie?"
s'Yis, mum; that's what said.''
"But smell the tobacco from q pipe all
through the house"
"Yis, mum; the policeman was in for
half an hour, mum; but we were In the
parlor. ."--Yonkers Statesman
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FOR sALE-suBuRBAS.

FOR SALF-7-Toom frame dwelling In
Biightwood Park; lot bUx1 90. JAS. *.
SANDS, Flint St, near 7th, Erlghtwood
Park Iny23-3t
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NTED-The public to know we handle
standard typewriters OF all makes. VIII
sen your old one for you; repair machines
aI low price, do you want National
CaSh register? see US. L TYPRWRITER
EEA Dc VA RIEKS AND MANUFACTURE
EhS' AGENCY, 1907 St NV.
nyZ2 st EN-
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A Risky Proof.

Prospective Purcbaser-You say he's a
savage Watchdog"
wner-Yes, indeed
Prospective Purchaser-But how am 1 to
know that?
owner-Try i'm; jes go outside with me
and climb in that winderi-Ohicago Rec
ord.
The times., 1897-05-23

TRUNKS REPA IRED If you have trunk
that needs fixing up, mail postal and
repair it at your house or cali Tor it, first
class work and reasonable price AddIess
j. f. g., 527 5th st. Sc, or Il9 Pierce st.
AnacOstla, D. g. my22-3t
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EDUCATIONAL


a. MICHAUX-French, Spanish. Portu-
guese; lessons and tranSlations. 933 ".
Y ave. NV. my23-6t
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DIR. CZARRA'S.

NO CURE. NO PAY
6IOf'n. Ave. y. w.. washington, ID, q,
Speciaiistin chronic ana private diseases.
Piles. Structure, HydroCele, Gout, Cstarru.
Dyspepsia, Blood Poison cured, vitality re-
stored Consultation free and confidential
10 both sexes. Daily. to IL, TO D.
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CORSON & MCCARTNEY,

CORSON 6 MCCARTNEY,
Members OF the New York Stock Ex
change 14l9 + St, Glover building.
Correspondents of Messrs Moore x Schley
so Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange. Loans
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securi
ties listed ON the exchanges of New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and baltimore bought
and sold
A speciality made ofinvcstmentsec cUrlties
District bonds and all local Railroad, Gas
Insurance and Telephone Stock dealt In.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought
and sOlu mn1S-tf
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The talk Of probable favorable de-
cision in the Nebraska maximum rate
case was the principal bullish factor dur
ing the short session yesterday. The de
cision will be looked for eagerly, and
will probably have an immediate effect
though il may have been sufficiently dis
counted by people who have guessed 1t.
The quarterly report of the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Com,
pany for the quarter ending March 81,
shows the net increase of the road for
the quarter to be se1o,5s5 as compared
with a net income of $61O,O55 for the
corresponding quarter of 1896. The re-
ports show that the gross earnings Were
S9,50S,o2.; operating expenses, SO ,451;-
e75; net earnings, S3,o56 .046; other In
come, S625,4o2, and fixed charges, S3;-
o7O,e62. The net income OF the fiscal
year TO date is $2,1e0.14
The percentage OF costs Of operations of
the earnings, excluding fixed charges, was
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ELECTRIC BELLS should be on every
'front.' cOOr ana throughout { ife house. Drop
postal 10 me. The expense Is small All
slndS OF electric work Z. WADE. 2lS b
ST. NV nIy21-7 lem
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MJSCELLANEO

ExENNIAL LEAGUE pays sick, accident,
Death and maturity benefits; new lodge
Address ID. q. EICHEL BERGER, Deputy,
I2o 9Th ST. NV. 1t
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AIME. THEO, MEDIUM,

Scientific p1lmist aDd card reader; know
your fate and fortune; open daily, German
Suoken; 25c., and 5Oc- S29 II ST. NV.
myS-1me
LADIES needing confidential treatmene,
a sure and safe relief i'll all womans
complaints aud irregularities. Gold medal
awarded for the science OF obstetrics from
the University of Munich, Bavaria Strict
ly confidential MRS. DR. RENNER, No
7th ST ne, near East Capitol at. Wash
tnCtOD, ID. o.
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An independent distiller says the trade
in spirits is quiet, and that prices are just
about on profitable basis. He says,
however, that efforts are being made by
outside parties TO break prices
The times., 1897-05-23

PRIVILEGES 10 let on Potomac River
pavilion at Colonial Beach, dining room,
Ice cream, soda water and soft dIink Ks,
photograph gallery and other privileges
Address THOS. III. CARR, Proprietor, this
Office. my21-St
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SUNMER LAW LECTURES

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
July / TO August 81, 1897 CouHss in
CiuGes SO lectures by Mr.. Justice Harlan,
of T. S. 5 Supreme Court For catalogue adj
dress Il. c. MINOR, Secretary,
myl OIL 3t-eod Charlottesville. Va
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WALL PAPER, 15c. piece, on the wall
CHARLES G. SILENCE, III q 81. ne
tQ-Te
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81. Sc per cent For the same quarter last
year the percentage was 6S.76.

The bear selling of the coal stocks is
said to be based upon the unfavorable con-
dition of the anthracite coal trade. II is
claimed that this is not only past con
dition, but that it has been fully discounted
in the stock market. Cert ain sharps be-
liege that the coal business has now turned
the corner of adversely, and that improve
mentin the earnings of the roads dependent
on this industry VIII surely come
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WHO will exchange organ, horse, or wagon
for my nice carpet, bedroom, and paTlor
furniture? Address FARMER, Occaquan,
Va my21-3t,em
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fiANO tuning, 81 So DroppoStaI- ia MES
Il. DORIIY. 900 2th 81 Sc. ny22 -3t-em
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Some OF the factors to be counted in
the equation Of the next few days are the
very uncertain Cuban situa ton, with its
almost numberless possibilities; the tariff
discussion, which Will be taken up in the
Senate; certain Supreme Court decisions
which may come out on Monday, and the
proba Utilities Of larger gold shipments this
week.
1t now looks as IL Mr. Reed will force
the House to walt for the President
TO act in the Cuban matter Possibly he
cannot, however Mr. Mckinley's next
step is by no means an easy problem to
solve The story that he and the State
Department have been flatly repulsed by
Spain is probably true The message
which he s said now to be preparing may
be sent OF any day. That he acts with
personal integrity cannot perhaps be ques-
toned, but every move in the Cuban game
50 far seems TO prove that the A Adminstra-
tion intends that Cuba shall purchase her
freedomby pa ying Spain over 100000
and the sugar people 150,0O0,000. In
thelight of this idea, the repulse of our offer
by Spain is u very pretty subterfuge to
keep the people of Spain from open reFo olt
against the government.
The message soon to appear should,
to follow out this plan, be bellicose in the
extreme. If the President counselled the
obtaining Of our desires from Spain by
force, the Spanish government could then
back down with grace before its prople,
who, themselves, would not care to go
the length OF war with us.
Then the Administration could "de-
mand'' that Spain accept the payment of
the enormous indemnity by the Cubans
and Spain could reluctantly agree to take
the $500, 100000, which she has no
right TO.
The sudden energy of the Congress will
almost surely force the hand of the Ad-
ministration The moves N the game are
likely TO come rapidly. The meaning of
this to Wall street will be certainly large
fluctuations, probably hot decline when
the message comes, probably fine rally
when it is known that there will be no
war and that the whole game is simply a
commercial transaction mostly with the
object of benefiting the sugar people,
certainly mistakes by the average specu-
lators and certainly profits by the sugar
people.
The times., 1897-05-23

1 900 WHITE ENVELOPES printed 81 20.
Low PRICE PRINTING Co, 63l + st.
INV. ny22 item
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MONEY TO LOAN at and per cent;
security, real estate III District OF 20
'Umbia; no delay beyond an inspection OF
property and examination of title. WAL
TER Ii. ACk ER 7o4 4th st. nv. mh2o-u
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SELBY is Offering an all-worsted $40
suit for 81 90; come quickly IL you
need one. 1903 Pa. ave. NV.
my2U-tf-e
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niK. A. TREGISA

Teaches HARMONY
FORM
INSTRUMENTATION
Instru>tlon given at residence of pupil
Convenient hours. Terms, 81 per lessoa~
Address A TisEGlNA. 5l9 sth a. Sc
mh24-Zm
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HOMEOPATHIC DISPENSART-Free con-
sultation, . to 10 a. IN; TO p. m.
women and children S diseases a speciality
2l44 "a. ave. NV my2O-t
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NERVOUS TROUBLES, all kinds, cured
with ANIMAL EXTRACTS. Free book
tells how. Wash'n Chemical Co.. Washing
ton. ID. c.
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rosTorFIcE NOTICE..

Should be read daily, as changes may
occur at any tune.
FOREIGN MAILS for tie week ending
May -. e91, close promptly at This ONCE
as follows:
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PERSONAL.
DR.. Ledthermdn,

DR.. LcdCnGTmdn,
Medical and Surgical Specialist,
Treats all Forms OF Private Diseases
Bladder Diseases, Blood Diseases
Kidney Diseases, Skin Diseases,
Special Diseases, Hydrocele.
SyDEj!itic Diseases. VarjcOcele,
structure, Impotencys
Advice and Consultation Free. Both
Sexes.
Hours, 9 TO IL, To 8 Tues, Thurs:
and Sat evenings, z to 8. No Coz
NV. CLOSED SUndays-)
GYPSY QUEEN-Fortune teller; ladies'
soc; gentlemen, 81; tho sign. Removed
to I212 II st. NV. my23-1t
WANTED By two young men, Southern
ers, the acquaintance of or refined
young ladies; refs. fur. Address STRAN-
YER, this office. my22-3t-em
FOR ADOPTION-A nice, healthy baby
girl to responsible parties Address A
b, this office Iny1S-1t
WE WANT the attention of the working
man; we have a fine lot OF suits mot
much worm made by the best tailors,
that we can sell for less money than new
cotton ones. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619
ID st NV. my1S-7t
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FOR ADOPTION-A nice, healthy baby
girl to responsible parties Address A
b, this office Iny1S-1t
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WANTED-$15 80 for ninety days: will pay
10 per cent and give 5000 upright rose
wood piano as security. Address PRIVATE
PARTY, this office. my21-3t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WANTED-$6,0 GOO at 6 per cent, on ST p
900 good real estate collateral. Ad-
dress q, this office. ny21-3t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

FOR sALE-Cheap, stylish lady's trap,
seats two or four; also side-bar top buggy,
trap and buggy harness; no reasondbie
offer refused. 1929 III st. NV. Iny23-ot
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II. K FULTON s loan office, / 21S Pa ave.
NV, money loaned on watches. diamonds,
5ewelry, silver ware, etc. ap16-6m
The times., 1897-05-23

MONEY TO LOAN-From So to 500, to
reliable parties no collateral requif red
Central bldg, Room q, 9th and Pa. ave.
ulyl 7-7tetn
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LOANS MADE EONAPPROvED COLLAT-
erai, such as life policies. stocks, bonds.
building association shares, syndicate GER
tificates, etc No delay YERKES &
BAk Elk, 1Il0 4 ST Take elevator. II
The times., 1897-05-23

AT BRIGHTWOOD. ID. g.; ELECTRIC
CARS PASS THE DOOR.
TWO-STORY AND BASEM ENT HOUSE;
NEWLY FITTED UP; GAS, WATER,
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1ca, west indies, &c.

MONDAI-taJ AT 5:zO p. III. for ia
ui1t,-, u,.r steamer nom bOS,ou. tc) AT
IU.Uo D. III. for Belize, Puerto CorteZ and
CIuatelIIiiIs., pes s-eaiII-r from new Ufleans
tC) AT 1900 p. IL. Tor Newfoundland, Per
: : hayensIale, rom New lUrk. tCl AT
IU.b5 D. III. rOr Venezuela and Curacao;
also SavauIiIa AMI CarUnaGena, VIA tu-
rat.:iu, per : : fhIaueIpiHa, trOin New
\ OK tcj AT 1900 p. ~ Tor Nor0h Brazil
per : s. Iheresiua, from New 4OTk, VIA
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GYPSY QUEEN-Fortune teller; ladies'
soc; gentlemen, 81; tho sign. Removed
to I2I II ST. NV my23-7t
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OUk new reversible mattress, with best
tick, S3.5 90; ca mot be equaled elsewhere
Tor ST. Chairs caned from oOCi peTfor-
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FOR SALE-At Lignum, Va, a fOur-room
frame house ana three acres OF Land, for
500 cash. Apply III ytn So. sW. my2l-6t
The herald., 1897-04-04

cut of all was dealt by plaintiffs owr
counsel who extorted under protest
from a witness the bitterest remark
made about her, During this part oi
General Chapman's argument Miss
Holmes leaned back in her chair and had
a quiet, unobtrusive little cry.
In pursuing and commenting on the
wording of the Times article counsel was
quite severe in his criticism of Miss Ir-
wins use of the English language, while
giving that young lady credit for most
vigorous style. He considered the link
ing of the names Jesus Christ and Jo-
sephine Holmes" by her was strongly
reminiscent of the old-time phrase,
Jesus Christ and Andrew jackson"
and the later allusion to Miss Holmes
having invented the latest and most
fetching thing in fig leaves" he pro-
nounced as too suggestive. Counsel, in
brief, thought that as much. gall and Bit
terness had been concentrated into a
few sentences in the article, as any wo-
man ever said about another.
General Chapman concluded his argu-
ment at o'clock, when court adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 10, when
Henry T. Gage will open the arguments
for the defense.
The herald., 1897-04-04
FIESTA DECORATIONS
For the Tribunes, Athletic Park and
Pavilion

At the chamber of commerce Super
il dent W.. ms is full E ST. dec
oratio Sample flags aLr pennants are
hung in the hall for exhibition. 1t has
been decided to decorate the tribunes in
festoons of small pennants in the Fiesta
colors, broken every twenty feet by a
large banner. This will extend entirely
around the inclosure. At the entrance
two large American flags and two FL
esta flags will be arranged In artistic
effects.
The queens throne will have two large
Fiesta flags draped at the back, and the
face of the tribunes will all be white.
The floats will be manned by eighty peo-
pie, who will begin drilling in the cham
her of commerce assembly room shortly.
Athletic park will be decorated in the
same style as the tribunes. At Hazard 5
pavilion the ground of the whole scheme
of color will be yellow, as in the previous
year, for the roof will be hung with Jap
anese umbrellas and lanterns, and gem
eral effect of festivity will be given rath-
er than elegance. The columns will all
be wreathed in ivy and smiiax, which
will branch out at the top in graceful
effects
The herald., 1897-04-04
ACROSS THE RIVER
Social and Personal Notes From East
Los Angeles

Ervine Temperance club had large
attendance of members Friday evening
also a number of visitors were present
Miss Bell White gave recitation, Will
Neymire gave several harmonica solos
The main feature of the eveing was a
question box, which created much mer-
riment. There will be temperance lee
ture at the next meeting, Friday, the
9th.
DIR. J. S. Brown is at home again from
Randsburg mines.
Rev. Mr.. Keath, who has resigned his
pastorate of the East Side Christian
church, will preach his farewell sermon
this morning.
Mrs Dromgold of 220 East Twenty
third street, has so far recovered from
her serious illness of several weeks as
to be able to sit up
The old stock of goods which formerly
belonged to Mr.. Lapp was removed to
the West Side last night.
Mrs. Dan Jones, who was stricken
with paralysis several weeks since, was
able to ride out yesterday.
Charles Crofford Of Azusa was on the
East Side yesterday, the guest of B.
Berry.
Police officer Spencer, who is now on
day duty, is enforcing the street clean
ing ordinance.
A pretty display of Easter goods which
have been made by some of the ladies
are to be seen in the show window of an
East Side drug store.
The herald., 1897-04-04
BAD MAGNETISM AROUND
Two Bailiffs in the Federal Court
Come to Fisticuffs

When the United States Circuit court
adjourned for the noon recess yester-
day and the spiritually minded people
that thronged the court to revel in the
details of the Times libel suit went ou.
to crafty most inspiritual appetites,
they We're entertained by an incident not
down on the program.
Tommy" Botello and 7. Mersch,
bailiffs of the court, had a passage at
arms outside the building, and wagged
their jaws while they used their fists up
on one anothers anatomy. 1t appeared
that the forces-presumably not the
higher ones-in the court room had
been too much for them, and when
Mersch made an unkind remark about
Botello the latter repaid the compi-
ment in kind and with interest. The
matter was settled by an appeal TO
Marquis of Queensberry rules, and af-
ter two rounds it was called draw.
The herald., 1897-04-04
Court Will Be at the Abbotsford

Several days ago Mrs. c. A. Tarbee,
of the Abbotsford inn, addressed a let
ter to the Fiesta committee extending
the hospitalities of the hotel to the
queen and the ladies of her court duriii <
her reign. This generous offer has been
accepted, and the Abbotsford will be the
court headquarters during the week.
Mrs. Tarbee last evening received the
following letter, which explains it.
self:
Los Angeles, April 2. 1897.
Mrs. C. A. Tarbee, Abbotsford Inn, city.
Dear Madam: Replying to your ia
vor of March 26, 1896, addressed to La
Fiesta de Los Angeles, 1 am instructed
by the executive committee to accept
your generous offer and to express the
thanks of the committee for the same
Your letter has been referred to Mrs.
D. Granville MacGowan, who will have
the management of the ladies of the
court. Very respectfully,
P. S. WALTON, Secretary.
The herald., 1897-04-04
Westlake Park Concert

The following program will be rem
dered at Westlake park this afternoon,
beginning at 2 o'clock by the Seventh
Regiment band, George Cam, director:
March. "Heitere Weisen". H Pupke
Romance, awakening of Spring
e Bach
Selection from "Athalie". .Mendelssohn
Patrol, The Sultan's Guard"
Josephine Gro
Overture "The Fairy Lake. :. Auber
Grand Fantasia from Maritana (solo for
alto saxOphone) H T. Espinoza
Waltz, "Weaner Mad'ln" C. NJ. Ziehrer
Selection from al Trova tore" .... Verdi
Cake Walk, The Colored Sport
c. d. Barnard
Ethiopiomania, Maud Elaine" new).
Lena Ruth Snow
1t is suggested by T. Frank McGrath.
the interior decorator, that cream walls
harmonize well with light robins egg-bue
frieze, a ccrnice of cream. light robins
egg. silver and gold cream, gold and silver
constitute the ceiling against an ivory-yei-
low woodwork having ivory and blue up
hoisterings and blue draperies. Ochre walls
look well against woodwo.s of ash, haying
L bright olive frieze. cornice of ochre
and hight and orange pale ochre ceiling,
uphclstertrgs of olive-yellow and orange,
he d-arsries having two tones of ouVe
)chre walls can also be effectively treated
With Pcinpeiian frieze, sage green ochre
crrice, light sage green ceiling against
herfy WOODWORK, having Pompeiian red
Ill blue, olive and sage upholst terings and
he draperies of Pompeiian red nile or
2ge.
All prices of wall paper greatly reduced.
a.. A. Hckstrom. 234 South Spring street
The herald., 1897-04-04

All prices of wall paper greatly reduced.
a. A. Bckstrom, 234 South Spring street.