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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-24

Maier & Zobelein's lager. fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal
saloons delivered promptly in bottles or
kegs. Office and brewery. 440 Also street;
telephone 81.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-24

Hawley King &c Co., cor. 5th st. and Bwy
agents genuine Columbus Buggy compan,
buggies and Victor bicycles.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-24
DEATHS

Everything on wheels. Hawley, King &
Co. cor. Fifth street and broadway
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-24

Largest variety Concord business wa,
ons and top delivery wagons. Hawle
King g. Co.
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Agents Victor, Heating. World and
March bicycles Hawley, King & Co.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-24

Drink Glen Rock water Address F. L.
Smith. PIG South Spring street. Tel. e.
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Wall paper, late styles. low prices q
A. A. Ecks trom's. 1924 South Spring stree
The morning times., 1897-01-31
CORBETT'S TRAINING PLANS.
He VIII Visit California and Then
Begin Hard Work.

Chicago, H., Jan. 80 james j. Cor
bett left the city tonight for Kansas City,
where he will play at fighting before the
footlights for the last time before doing
some real fighting in the Nevada ring, with
Robert Fitzsimmons as the other star at
traction Before leaving Corbett said;
81 shall leave Kansas City week from
tomorrow, the day after l close my the
atrical engagement in that city. / am GO
ing direct to California for about a week,
not to train but to see my folks in San
Francisco. OF course, 1 shall be training
all the time, as / am now.''
After my visit shall gointo the mount
aims Of Nevada for four weeks hard
training under Charlie Whites orders and
do nothing else and go nowhere else until
l step into the ring for the fight.
dom t know where my training quarters will
be because / have not been notified by
Stuart exactly where the fight is to be,
but they will be close to the battle ground.
Ny old home in California is only night S
ride from Nevada, and l can soon get
there when my quarters are prepared
The morning times., 1897-01-31
THEY REPRODUCE LIFE
The Magic Biograph Pictures at
Wizards Hall

The exhibitions being held at Willard
Hall OF the Bograph have been largely at
tended since the installation of this wonder.
ful mechanical impersonation of men and
events, and the large attendances have as
sured Mr.. Whiting Allen of its success
Some of the pictures seen are of such life
like nature that the beholder marvels that
photography and electricity can produce
such results. Allof the views shown are
in a measure familiar TO US, and especially
some of them On account of their being
reminders of recent events political. The
children have not been neglected by the
enterprising manager and several quaint
and appropriate pictures have been SET
aside for the little ores. Now that the
Biograph has been introduced it is quite
certain that this delightful mode of en-
tertainmeut will be largely patronizcd
MaRager4-Allen " iii vary his program dur
ing the week, and some startling effect!
are promised.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
GOOD SPORT AT NEW ORLEANS.
Three Favorites and Three Out.
siders Pronounced Winners.


New Orleans, Jan. 3O.-Clear weather,
5000 people today. The track was fast
and the sport sensational. Three favorites
and three outsiders Won.
First race-One mile. Trilby, IO5, Morse,
to 3, won, by a length: Samson, / 10, c.
Reiff, 10 ! second, by six lengths; Terra
Archer, l07, Hart, To /, third Time,
Ia "a Little Tom, otho, Z NJ b,
PaSkola, ana Euclare also ran.
Second racc-SiX fuTlongs. L. @ Ban,
los, Campbell, 4 10 3, won, by three
lengths: May Ashley, 100, Hough, to l,
second, by four lengths: Hano Belle, 103.
w. TAYLOR, ! 3 to 1, third. Time, lie.
Sir John, Gilfordham. Carl Holland, ISsie
O., and Barney Barnato also ran.
Third race-One mile Lord Willobrook,
100, Songer, to ,, won, by three lengths;
Jim Maddox, 100, -, l ) to /, second. by
three lengths; a. B. C, 104, Smell, : to
3, third Time, 1.45 "a Hanery o Wisely.
Earl MontrOse, ]. b Ewing, and Partisan
also ran.
Fourth race-Six furlongs; handicap. Gas
ton, 96, T. Burns, 80 to /. won, by i head;
Sim W, 10. c. Reiff. B to !, second, by
two lengths; Squire c., %, Combs, 60 to
], third. Time, IL 5l-2, Irish Lady,
Lonely Sharon, Nina Louise, and Tern
also ran.
Firth race-SiX furlones. Loyal Prince
SO, Valentine, TO Won by two lengths;
Renaud, 80, T. Burns. to /; second
by two lengths; Whiff, 102, c. Rcff,
. 10 ,, third. Time, l:17. Billy Jordan,
Sobriquet, Mover, Jamboree, Test; and
Dr. France also ran.
Sixth race-Seven furlongs Provident
81, Dorsey, to ., won by two lengths;
Annie TeutOn, 90, Songcr. 6 to /; second
hy length; Princess Bonnie, 80, T. Burns,
10 /, third. Time. 1:3l Il. Mamie
L. 5 Sister, Candy, Vcncedo, Greyfin
and John Conroy also ran.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
THE COLUMBIA's SMOKER.
Successful and Highly Enjoyable
Event Last Evening.

ENtlt I>dSJ ENClllnE.
The smoker given by the Columbia Ath-
letiC Club at their house last evening WAS
a bIg success from every point of view.
One Of the largest crowds ever seen in the
house assembled to enjoy the excellent
program arranged by the amusement COM
mittee. ana everybody had thoroughly
good time. of course, the majority OF
those present We're club members, but
there were number of guests also, as
each member was allowed the privilege OF
inviting a friend
A generous supply Of sandwiches, sauer-
kraUt and sausage, with the accompanying
liquid refTeShTneRt, was served in excellent
style by the large corps Of attendants, while
Billy HenShaw, disguised as the yellow
Kid with his Liz" furnished plenty
of amusement between the various features
of the program.
Mr.. William Alger, of Baltimore in
humorous selections and clever imper-
sonations, was exceedingly well re-
ceived, while the Allegro Quartet, COM
posed of Messrs. CrOnin, AsmuSSer, Cough,
and Hensey, received half a dozen encores-
VIII Conlin, in comic selections, was re-
ceived with enthusiasm, and eneored
several times The splendid bass solo
of Harry Hughes was listened TO with
great pleasure, as were the artistic selec-
tions of Mr. Finckel upon the violin. Mr.
Prices comic songs and other imprOmptu
features carried the program well to-
ward midnight.
The next event of this sort will be the
athletic smoker on the evening of Feb
ruary IL, on which occasion Franz viii
attempt TO break the District pOle-vaUlt-
ing record.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Hon. William j. Bryan viii Visit
the City Next Month.
The Rev. DE- stafford to. Deliver n
Lecture-A Mol. Pros. in
Burglary Case.

Sheriff Russell, of Loudoun county. ar
rived here yesterday, having in custody
John II. Boston, colored. who is wanted in
Loudoun for horse stealing, The sheriff
left last night with his prisoner for Lees
burg. -3,
Mr.. Lemuel Robey, a well-knOwn citizen,
lied at the infirmary at an early hour yes
terday morning The deceased was at one
time messenger of the common councils and
was the first janitor of the city hall
The colored relief committee is doing
good work among the poor and needy of
the city. Anyone desirin to contribute cast
off clothing, fuel. or provisions, can do so
by notifying the superintendent of the Flor
ence Crittenton Mission, OH North Henry
street.
In the corporation court yesterday John
Johnson, colored, was sentenced to seven
months in Jail for attempting to shoot
Policeman Lyles.
When the case of Alfred Tarbo was
called yesterday, Commonwealth's Attor-
ney Marbury entered n nol-pros Tarbo
was charged with having burgl arized
tie Alexandra Infirmary three years ago.
Since the case has been, pending all the
principal witnesses have died.
Daniel Travers, the young man who was
arrested on suspicion of lunacy, was com
mitted to Jail by Mayor Thompson yester
day.
A meeting of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union will be held in the
NJ. E. Church Sout II tomorrow at o clock
The steam yacht. Nadia, from Washington,
is ice-bound at Cedar Point.
Rev. j. Nice. Duckmoll will conduct the
services in the Second Presbyterian Churcf
today.
The Virginia Title Company has elected
the following officers: President, Col
F. l.. Smith, vice president; r. Walton
Moore; secretary, and treasurer, Wortf
| Hulfish; directors, Park Agnew, d. j
| Howell, j. Clinton Smoot, A. w. Arm
| strong, and Joseph +. Willard. =.
| Mr.. William j. Bryan, during visit t1
| Washington, in February. will spend few
days with friends in this CITY,
Mr.. w. B. Corse and bride nee
| Montague, of st. Louis, are spending few
days in this city. TheXwHl sail for Europe
next week.
| Rev. Father Stafford, of Washington. will
| deliver lecture in this city on the 9th
! proX. oe
The morning times., 1897-01-31
Local Athletes
and Their DOingS

The effort TO arrange TO give an indoor
athletic meet under the combined auspices
OF all the local athletic clubs may prove
successful not only in itself, but To in
crease the local interest i'll holding under
similar auspices Of an outdoor spring meet
ing In this as well us in he indoor affair
feature could be made OF having several
events for the local championship, these.
OF course, to be open only TO local clubs.
The rest could be made open to all compIs
and it could he Seen TO that all probable
''comers' from out of town are advised and
secured for our events.
1t takes time properly to arrange these
affairs, and this is none too soon TO get
together to talk IL over and Sc. what can
lie done Let the spirit move some man to
start the matter, and there will not be
much trouble about the rest. Its the one
thing needed here 10 boom and to put some
life into amateur sport. Bring in some
new material; bring from out -of-town
cracks in the several lines, and the re-
sulting effect must be lasting and bcncfi-
cial.
The games of the two bowling leagues
are being rolled off merrily without nitch
OF halt, and the interest in the result If
the championship race in each class IN
creases with each set played.
In the major league the Washington
saengerbund has comfortable lead in
first place, and from present prospects,
with its team in good bowling form. the
W. s b. will hold the foremost place. The
W. A c. and c. l. are dividing honors right
along, though at present the Washington
Athletics have a slight lead over the Car
rolls for second place. In the reserve
team league the CAROLS stand at the top,
with the Saengcrbund within haitlg dis
tance The reserve team league is lie
veloping a lot OF excellent bowlers. many
of whom next season will have little
trouble in making" a place ON the big
league teams.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

niors, champions Of the District, viii play
a game of basketball with the Good Eyes
Of the Navy Yard. All bows are under
twelve years OF age, and an interesting
may be expected.
Chairman Of Amusement Committee J c.
Reeves announces that the club calico
ball Will be given at the clubhouse on Tues
day evening, February g. Tickets already
out are selling rapidly.
The W A c. Will have a junior and
senior baseball team in tie field this COM
ing season, andin each class the club hopes
to be very strong. Robert Akers is manager
OF the teams, and all communications al
dressed to him at the clubhouse viii re-
ceive prompt attention.
The ways and means committee of the
club has decided to give fair in Septen-
Der next for the clubs benefit.
o. p Schmidt
The morning times., 1897-01-31

been included in the suit for board Mrs.
Maltby's care OF DR.. Dunbar was admitted,
but Mr. Maltby had lost his right to sue
by the former adjudication. If Mrs. Maltby
would present a reasonable claim he would
advise its payment
Judge Scott ruled that this was good
law the former judicial settlement barred
any further claim 10y Mr. Maltby for the
same period of accounting
The morning times., 1897-01-31
WOMEN ENTERTAINED WOMEN,
The National Press Association the
Host of the Clubs.

Host Of the Clubs.
The Woman's National Press A association
and Pro Re Nata Clubs. entertained the
District Federation OF Womans Clubs
last night at a reception and dance, given
in their honor, at the Strathmore Arms
The evening was prefaced by brief busi-
ness session, at which n report on kinder
garten work was made by Mrs Coues,
chairman; on alley work, by Mrs. Gist,
chairman, and on the progress made in
afforts to obtain seats for clerks in stores,
by Mrs. Bradley, chairman.
When the various committees had been
congratulated upon their earnest and sue
cessful efforts, the evening was devoted
to social converse -andythe floor cleaned
for those who cared TO dance. There was
a full orchestra i'll attendance and delicious
refreshments were served.
The officers of the Federation of Clubs
present were: Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood,
president Mrs. a. M,sTanner, vice presi-
dent; Mrs, Mary S. Gist. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. II. b. Sperry, recording
secretary; Mrs. McCreery, treasurer.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
RAMbl ER55 G0RMULLY { JEFFERY MFG CO-G & J. TIRES
BICYCLERS AT 4 BASQU ET.
The "Capital" Men Have Glorious
Anniversary Evening.

The. Capital Bicycle Club celebrated its
-Crupn0use; NO. 100 Fifteenth street, with
song, flowers of speech, and a bana,Iet.
The club was organized on the 31st Of
January, 1879, buttoday being Sunday the
date was anticipated last night. The
supper was served in the reception-room
which were prettiy set off with flowers
and other appointments OF colored lights
The banquet committee was composed of
Messrs. F, II. stephens, w. ID. Writ, II +.
Crook, b. F. Cole, j. L. Writ. The menu
card was very neat, one of the decoration
being tiger OF the prehistoric age, with
taiI rampant, perpendicular Another
decoration was a song hy Mr. Charles
Richard Dodge, one of the CoupletS telling
IL singular fact of recent days, TO wit
And here's TO our wives and our sweet.
hearts, aye! ayei
We meet the dear creatures, at least, on
|, the i'bi.f ,..its-, .s 7.s,s ...,,. ---,s.., =
The toaStmaSter was Mr. Alexander Bit
ton, the respondents 70 toasts being Messrs.
Francis H. Stephens, II w Reed. Alfred
] Henry, Henry T. Hlnman, Irving Viii
hanson, Daniel l. Carr, ana william Din.
widdie Some of the toastS We're: Short
SUITS, Headers" and Any Old Ching -
The masterpiece of the music, SO TO
speak, was a ballad, entitled Keep 1t
Away From the Kat 4H 7'''@' f.'' ~
The morning times., 1897-01-31
THE PIGEON SHOOT CLOSED.
r.. S. WEIGH, OF the Riverton Gun
Club, the Winner.

Larchmont, NJ Y, Jan. 3Os-The shoot
for the amateur championship of the United
States WAS concluded this afternoon. X.
s. Welch. OF the Riyerton Gun Club, Won
with u score of 90 birds. George Nc
Alpin, of the Philadelphia Gun Club, made
the next, best score, killing 81, Dr. w.
Wynn. of the Larohmont Yacht Club, was
next. with Il score ofcS3; and Fl. San
ford,'' of the Carteret Gun Club, finished
fourth, with score of 50.
Moore dropped cut on his eighty-seventh
bird Stokes on the ninety-first, and Work
on the ninety-sixth. With the number
of shooters brought down to, five, COM
petitors, the tournament was quickly
brought TO a close.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

The long rest forced upon the basketball
players OF the Washington Light Infantry
by the postponement of games and other
breaks in the schedule is causing 10 some
extent slackening OF interest. As the
time approaches, however, for resuming
play tue men will again getin shape, and
Manager Robinson expects nothing less
than first place and the championship.
This time. If the championship is again
landed. Manager Robinson will have the
honor of accepting the SChafhirt trophy
cup for his team. 1t is said that he is al
ready at work Oh his speech.
The gymnasts OF the Infantry are keep
ing up their practice and the apparatus is
nightly in use. What the Infantry mostly
needs is q competent physical instructor
To develop the great amount OF excellent
material at hand.
In the event of the IRfantEy winning he
basketball championship, grand enter
tainment will mark the occasion when tile
cup will be presented, end music and an
athletic exhibition will be features.
Whether or not there viii be base
ball team in the field for the approaching
season, depends largely upon Porter Houses
acceptance ofthe management. lie brought
the team to the front in former years and
is looked upon as the only man who can
make that feature success. To him is
due much of the credit for the prominent
position the w l. l. holds in athletics.
Company is proud of the COED show
ing its basketball team is making in prac-
tice, and promises that it viii be promi-
nent factor in next seasons games Its
smoker ON Tuesday last was a great
success.
John Pierson, who is considered one of
the best basketball players OF the league
is about to become a member OF the In
fantry, and Will make a strong addition to
the already strong team. Manager Rob
inson is to be congratulated in securing so
strong a player. 1t was a wise move. Tie
new athletic committee viii meet this
morning to organize and to formulate
| measures for the stricter enforcement oi
| gymnasium rules.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
THE CAPITOL VISTA.
Miss Huwe's Venture in the Journa. :.
istic Field.

fStic Field.
The first issue of THE Capitol Vista
new monthly to be published by Miss
Sarah Willard Howe, of Brookland, will
make its appearance March /. 1t will con-
tain all the news of Brookland and give
special attention 10 the Washington Col
lege in lexington, Catholic University,
churches, Soldiers Home, lexington
schools, Woodburn, ChiIlium and all near
suburbs. There will be young writer's
page, where prizes will be offered from
time to time for the best work. and a
corner devoted to college bumor and wit.
As it is not to be an amateur paper, it
will confer upon its founder the distinction
Of being the youngest able editor n this
part Of the country and probably in the
world.
Miss Howe is the clever daughter of Dr.
Frank T Howe, Of the Evening Star.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
The Legion Of Loyal Women

There will be good-of-the-orler meet
ing tomorrow evening at THE headquarters
of the Legion of Loyal Women, No. 419
Tenth street northwest. The affair Will
be in charge of Mrs. Henrietta N Rose,
chairman, and a fine program has been
arranged
The morning times., 1897-01-31
Denew Predicts Good Times.

New York, Jan. 30.-ChaunceyM. Depew,
in an interview today, predicts better times,
but says they will become worse before
they improve, and that an extra session
Of Congress must be called to settle the
policies in regard to the tariff.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

in the city. The league bowlingteam again
divttied honors with the Sacuscrbund on
friday evening The ". \. {. team still
has a small lead over the C.I. team.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

Charles Colbert, a sixteen-year-old news
boy, was locked up at the New Jersey ave
nue. station last evening upon the sus-
picion of ne wing stolen an overcoat from a
Capitol employe.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
One snalI. briek house. x i ne

One elegant, large brick house a. N. l.;
II ROOMS newly paintrl anI papercd, =
bargain Cor L and I2th st
The morning times., 1897-01-31

one large brown-Stone house: newly
painted and papercd; a III. l.; = rooms;
iITSe grounds. very desirable Cor. I ana
oth ST NV.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

President G a Mansfield, 1r., of the
Eastern Athletic Club, who has been a
very sick man, has recovered fully, though
still confined to his house on account Of
the weather The members hope for his
early appearance at the clubhouse
George Gates is filling well the trying
position of acting manager OF the basket
ball team.
A mum Der of new members have takenup
the game of basketball. The several new
| men added to the team, with a little
| practice, give promise of putt Nc up
| scientific game under a strict carrying
out of the League rules The team ought
! to win majority of its games from now
on. The club has a number of excellent
POO! players who give strong exhibition
of the game Considerable interest is
manifested in the pool tourney for the
| club G ampionship now in progress. Sew
| eral prizes are offered the winners
| The bicycle contingent is a large and
strong element in the club. Capt Hutch
inson is preparing a Schedule OF runs,
which will begin soon as the weather
| permits.
| The club points with pride toeits record
| for runs last year, not only for number,
| but FOR distance ana e0GuFdHCc runs, ttiiil
| refers now to the Colton'S run and Others
equally trying over good and bad roads.
The club boasts of having. and rightly
| so, the largest number of men for long
runs of any club in the city. 4 two-days'
run is down for February q and %. Bal
| timore and suburbs are the objective
points. The riders, of which a large
| number have decided to 60, will leave the
clubhouse on Sunday morning at O'Clock
and return on Monday at noon.
The bowling team OF the Washington
| Athletic Club isimproving its team average,
but it is still behind it's average Of last
year at this time.
The basketball team, which has been put
| ting up good article of ball, hes had q
run Of hare luck. from which it partly ie
covered when Sam Brnkley became it;
manager, and won its game with the Queer
wheelmen. The team hopes to win from til,
CAROLS tomorrow evening in the hon.t
gymnasium. ss,a, - 49,. .--.--
On Friday evening next the W. A. c. Ju
The morning times., 1897-01-31

VIII rent or sell any Of above at greatly
reduced prices. on your own terms
SlLSBI x CO, Incorp.. Bankers.
6lS 9th 81, opp. ; Treasury
The morning times., 1897-01-31

Two beautiful new cottages. 10 and IL
rooms; a. MI; large ground. stable suitable
fOr several horses. Cor. Howard ave and
Brown st, Mt. Pleasant
The morning times., 1897-01-31
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

FASHIONABLE dresses made for S3. so;
Satisfaction guaranteed 232 + st. NV.
laR1--r
The morning times., 1897-01-31

FOR SALE-GroCery and provision store
at a sacrifice 1921 5th ST. NV.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

FOR SALE-Cheap; dining-roGm sci. bed
room sets and hall rack; al solid oak and
good as new, also, bed Couch and four
NJ TINS office. 1t
The morning times., 1897-01-31

WANTED-PIace for general hCuSewOrk-
by colGred Elrl: refs. from last place; stay
nights ll03 y St NV IL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-17
DRUNKENNESS AND ABUSE.
Was What Alienated Mrs. Browns Affec-
tions From Her Husband.

South Paris, February 16. THE suit of
William H. Brown against James M.
Seavey for alleged alienation of his
wife's affections, was continued in the
Oxford Supreme court today. The de-
fendant testified that he went to board at
the plaintiffs by his invitation and re-
mained at his solicitation. He never
was alone with Mrs. Brown at night in
various places as claimed by the plaintiff.
He never advised her to leave her hus-
band or meddled in any way with their
marital affairs.
Andrew Stiles testified that the plain
tiff's wife left him three times before the
defendant came there.
Miss William Brown testified that
drunkenness and abuse from her hus-
band drove her from the house. Defend
ant never advised or Influenced her in
any way. She never sat in his lap with
her arms around his neck. Mrs. Arthur
Merrill testified that plaintiff told her he
did not want his wife. He had rather
have three hundred dollars than his wife.
Other witnesses heard him say the same.
and testified to the plaintiffs abusive
treatment of his wife. The case was con-
tinued until tomorrow.