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The herald., 1898-09-21
MIR. Johnson TURNS HIM LOOSE

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The herald., 1898-09-21
TENTH STREET PROTEST
Property Holders Make Grave Charges
Against the Promoters

The improvement of Tenth street be-
tween Elwood and Wilson promises to be
a hard matter for amicable settlement. A
long list of the property holders concerned
have filed very warm protest against the
assessment district, and in 1t they charge
all sorts of injustice. They allege that the
projectors Of the improvement, in securing
signatures to the original petition, repre-
sented that the assessment district would
cover twice the area now included, and
hat the assessment would not be more
than 81 or So per lot.
The protestants therefore charge that the
signatures were obtained by undue influ-
"icc. 1t Is also stated that the comr
sioners charged exorbitantly for their SER
vices, and the protestants feel too poor to
bear the burden placed on them.
The herald., 1898-09-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Drink Glen Rock water. Tel. Main 26.
c. D. Howry. undertaken, Fifth and
Broadway. Lowest prices in the city.
Call telephone main 24s for ambulance
Bresee Brothers, Sixth and Broadway.
Robert Sharp & Co.. funeral directors. 75l
snd 1853 South Spring street. Tel. main 1929
Good painting and papering reasonable.
Best references. Walter, 627 South Spring
Watches cleaned IS cents; mainsprlngs
30 cents; crystals, 10 cents. Patton. 214
South Broadway.
The trial of Joe Chalmers. charged with
Dattery upon c. Vignes. was set for the
sd by Justice Morrison yesterday.
Adams Bros. dentists. 1904 South Spring
street. Plates from "a. Painless extracting
50 cents. Filling a speciality. Hours. s to s;
Sundays, 10 to II.
Do you Know that framed picture makes
a most desirable wedding present? If you
are looking for anything IN that line do not
fail to call at H. c. Lichtenberger's art en-
porium. 2O2 South Spring street.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey. stimson block
first floor, rooms 1873, 1874. 1876. Specia! atten-
tion given to obstetrical cases, and ali dis
eases Of women and children. Electricity
scientifically used. Consultation hours,
to s. Telephone 1927.
An inquest was held yesterday at the
rooms of Orr & Hines on the remains OF
Burton L. Keyser, who dropped dead al
1922 Alameda street Monday night Fatty
degeneration of the heart was found to have
been the cause of death.
w. Mosher, much the worse for liquor. re-
ported to Officer Zeigler last night that he
had been robbed of his hat at the corner Of
First and Los Angeles streets by crowd
of toughs. The officer recovered the hat
and arrested the man who took It, charging;
him with drunkenness.
The complaint charging John L. Vaughn
with keeping an assignation house on Spring
street was dismissed yesterday in Justice
Morrisons court. Vaughn had been ar
rested several months ago. and the case
bad) been postponed from time to time. As
he has sold out, the charge was not pressed.
Antonio Montana. little boy. was yes
terday arrested by officer Romans on a
warrant charging himJwith disturbing the
peace. Nellie Sauml o. 1S Glover street.
East Los Angeles, swore to the complaint,
claiming that the boy had said something
naughty to her. Justice Morrison set the
case for the 24th
physical Culture will be the subject
presented by Mrs. Marion T. Nichols at the
meeting of the Los Angeles w. c. T. U. to-
day at 2:3O p. m. in the parlors of the First
Congregational church, corner Of Sixth and
Hill streets. Miss Jennie o. Chambers
graduate of Cumnock of Los Angeles, will
conduct the classes.
The complaint against Wong Ring
charged by Officer Arguello with battery,
was dismissed yesterday in Justice Nor
rsons court Arguello went into the
Chinaman's store to raid it. thinking he
kept lottery joitn. and seized the counting
rack and other implements. The Chinese
thought Arguello wash robber, as he was
In citizens clothes, SO resisted the conflsca-
ton.
The herald., 1898-09-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Eigth Annual Session to Meet in Los
Angeles

The eighth annual union Sunday School
convention of Southern California will be
held in Los Angeles on November 25 26 and
27. The executive committee held meet
Ing yesterday at the First Congregational
church and arranged an attractive program
under the symbolic heading, Sowing and
Reaping." The association covers the
eight counties of Kern. Santa Barbara,
Ventura, Orange, Riverside, SanDiego, San
Bernardino and Los Angeles. Much inter-
est is manifested in the approaching meet
Ing.
A meeting Of the superintendents was
held last evening in the parlors of the First
Congregational church to make arrange
ments for the entertainment of the conven-
ton.
Among those present were: Rev. Mr..
Rice of Pomona and Prof Gooch of On
tario, members of the executive committee.
The herald., 1898-09-21
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
Chronicled on Pages 1, 4. s, Z, s and 12.

= Treeholders discuss the salary ques-
= ton.
= Street railway company will repair
= Broadway pavement.
= Students reception at the University
\ Of Southern California.
The Messengers sue their tenant Of
= the Hermitage vineyard.
= A real estate mans claim for the
= sprinkling of Leoti avenue.
= Manuel Dominguez. Calabasas
= criminal, wants to get out Of jail.
= An old suit over street condemna-
= tion proceedings comes up in court.
: o. B. Johnson makes statement
Z In reference to his relations with An
= ME Setter
= Police commissioners will continue
= the small book" investigation Friday
4 afternoon.
= County auditors report of estimat-
= ed expenses for the ensuing year and
: school Districts appointments.
= Ollie Johnson tells how particular
= he Is in his choice Of female acquaint-
= ances; the Setter examination contin-
= ued.
The Red Cross society resumes pre-
: parations for the Seventh's reception
= next week; fifty homeless and sick
boys must be provided for.
The herald., 1898-09-21
"Of all tonic
preparations,
win Mariani' Is
the most potent
for good"

Vim Mariani (Mariani Wine) tones
up the stomach, gives healthy, Wig.
orous action to body and brain. En-
riches the blood, steadies the nerves
and energies the whole system.
From the Virginia Medical Journal
1.-THE Vim Mariani, used as a gen.
eral tonic, has gained for itself univer-
sal esteem. 1t is more tonic than
iron or quinine, and does not produce
constipation. We have used Vim
Mariani in practice, and have found it
to equal the claims made for it,"
The herald., 1898-09-21
Mcguire Meeting Tonight

Tonight in the Southern California Music
hall, Bradbury block, the Men and Women's
Mcguire club will hold another public
meeting, when the special committee will
report constitution and code of bylaws
for adoption. Permanent officers will then
be elected. There will be short speeches
music and recita tions. Action will also be
taken with reference to the Mcguire recep-
tion and mass meeting next Monday night
Every man and woman favorable to Ma
guire's election is cordially invited.
The herald., 1898-09-21
Honor to a Hero

PRESCOTT, Ariz.. Sept. 2O.-The Re-
publican Territorial Convention held one
of the most harmonious conventions here
today ever held in the Territory. Repre-
sentative citizens were in attendance from
every county In the Territory. Lieut.. Col.
A. o. Brodie of Roosevelt's "Rough Rid
ers'' was nominated for Delegate to Con-
gress by aoclamation, and amidst enthusi-
astic cheers of the members of the conven-
ton and spectators present.
The herald., 1898-09-21
Dustless Sweepers

new and improved street sweeping ma
chine Is being investigated by Alexander
& Franklin, who were on Monday awarded
the new contract for cleaning the streets
of the city. The machine in question is
represented to be a great improvement on
any other in the market. One of its par
ticular points of merit is that no dust Is
created by it's use. Such a machine would
certainly be desirable
The herald., 1898-09-21

Mrs. Kate Tupper Galpin left last even
ing for San Francisco. Alfred Galpin Of
the Seventh, the only son of his mother,
has gone into hospital among the typhoid
fever patients. Mrs. Galpin will render
such aid as she can in fighting the disease
which has proved more fatal to the United
States soldiers than Mauser lead or Span
ish STEEL
The herald., 1898-09-21
Wires All UNDERGROUND

At the weekly session Of the board of
fire commissioners this morning. City Elec-
trician Francis will report that all the fire
alarm system wires in the conduit district
are underground, excepting on Seventh
street, where the telephone company's con-
duit is not yet completed. The under
ground system is now in actual use.
The herald., 1898-09-21
Much Work Coming

It is a matter of wonderment to many
when work will be started on tunnels. en-
yines houses and bridges. now that the
bonds have been sold.
1t is the intention of the council, which
must settle this question, to start the BIZ
rolling at Its next meetingg and push
things as rapidly as possible. The fire
The herald., 1898-09-21
Alrer's Review

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Sept. c0.-Thc re-
view by Secretary Alger at Camp POLAND
will take place tomorrow at $3.50 a M.
Brigadier- General Rosser Is expected
here on the 2Sth to take command of the
Third Brigade. He has been at home sick.
The herald., 1898-09-21

commission is anxious for work to begin
Immediately on the engine houses, but 1t
is first necessary for the council to adver-
tise for sites, select them and again ad-
vertise for bids for the construction work.
Plans and specifications for the tunnel
work are all ready, and after advertising
for bids actual work will be commenced,
which will not be, however, earlier than
the first week in November.
The herald., 1898-09-21

Committees were appointed by Chairman
Brodbeck, and another meeting is to be held
at the same place on Thursday evening.
Sept. 29th, at which it is hoped that there
will be large attendance of Sunday school
superintendents and workers.
The herald., 1898-09-21

DR.. Max Wassman, dentist, rooms 225
and 226 Potomac block. Broadway, between
Second and Third. Tel, Brown l073.
The herald., 1898-09-21
EVENTS OF TODAY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Los Angeles-"The Rajah."

Board Of fire commissioner meets
= 10 a. m.
+ Freeholders meet, council chamber
= IS p. m.
= Annual meeting Landlords associa-
= tion, Byrne blocks p. m.
= Social session B. p. o. Elks. 252h
: South Main streets p. m.
! 4 \ \ + + \ \ \ \ 4 4 \ 4 4
The herald., 1898-09-21
THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Re NJ observa tinn.
taken at Los Angeles Sept. goth. Th'
barometer Is reduced to Hea .evei.
The herald., 1898-09-21

Time, ror. 1hr. r. Ii. Wind Vel. Weather
Gam. 90 9l So 81 Calm 0 Clear
pm 299lI q, "A W Clear
Maximum temperature. 70.
Minimum temperature, 81
Forecasts
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2O.--Forecast
for Southern California: Fair Wednesday
fresh west winds.
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& A n. AND THE SEVENTH.

\ report was published yesterday TO the effect
that the G.. A. X. would not Invite this year. as In
past years. the 9Th Regiment 10 take part in the
usual Memorial Day parade. 1t was stated that
th,s action WINS deliberate the part Of the @.
A r. officers and was the outcome OF the disap-
proval felt in tho organization at the attitude
taken by the eth Regiment when volunteers were
called for by Governor Black When spoken to re-
gardng the subject yesterday. Robert g. ieilferty.
adiutant TO Colonel William +. Van Wyck. the
The a A. r. has not invited the ,th Regiment to
parade this year, because II decided 70 stay at
home instead Of going TO the front. The ith Regi-
ment has not been invited 10 parade with US for
me last I'VE yeers. and We are only following the
assumption TO say that we are discriminating al
this time against the Eth because OF what has
ha npened Whatever may be the feelings individu-
allv OF the members Of the G A. r. as 10 the ex.
tent OF the patriotism that exists in tho 7th, We
would not 20 an organization take notice OF the
matter
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effect OF the absence Of any. The Withdrawal
Of excitement must be understood to mean the
cessation OF painful disturbing thoughts, .
quiet state Of the internal organs. and a COM
Portable temperature. Either local fatigue %
the muscles. or of the heart, or ennui. or ex.
haustion Of some brain centre usually leads "a
the seeking Of those conditions in which sleep
comes The whole organism may sleep for the
sake Of the part To avoid sleeplessness. mo-
notony OF stimulus, either objective or sub
jective Is sought In the latter case some
r1onotonous memory picture such as sheep
passing one by one through gap in the hedge.
is dwelt on. To obtain the object painful or ex-
citing thoughts are dismissed. the viscera kept
in health. so that they may not force them
selves upon the attention. and render the sense
organs quiet by seeking darkness, silence and
warmth
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MORE UNSAFE BUILDINGS DISCOVEKEh
ro1,R OLD STRUCTURES FOUND TO BE IN DANCED
OF COLLAPSE.

FOUR OLD STRUCTURES FOUND TO BE IN DANcES
OF COLLAPSE.
rbonas r BRADY the Commissioner o. Building%
announced Yesterday that within week Following
the collapse OF the fathouscs at Nos IL ana -
East One hundred -sixteenthst on May IL. the
D.nartment experts had discovered four other
buildings that were in such an unsafe condition
that Immediate action was necessary 10 prevent
serious disaster and that the legal steps necessary
10 enable the Department 10 act swiftly had been
taken by the Corporation Counsels office
The worst case OF the four. the Commissions
said was an Old three-story building at NO ~
Crand-st In regard which the Department en-
couuterei malignant opposition In it's lawful work
Of removing the danger OF collapse and probable
loes OF life Ceilings In this building had fallen fire.
oucntly but the building inspectors had bean eons
stantiy thwarted In their endea discover the
exact condition Of the building
The other buildings. the Commissioner said. were
az No 1874 Hester-st. No. 1s East One-hundred-
and fourteenth-st. the latter one OF two blocks Of
old buildings bought by the city and condemned to
second-st a brick building with frame shed ct
the rear. In commenting on these buildings the
Com missioner said:
The discovery OF these four unsafe buildings
within so short time indicates pretty plainly the
character Of some OF the buildings OF old NeWs
York that date back TO the former gensyatlons
Few persona other than cntef Bonner ana hie 0re9
men I BELIEVE spprssiass ne DANGER arising eas q
t8o&b
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THE LAMBS STAR GAHBOL.
ACTORS TO ACT FOR THEIR OWN BENEFIT
AT THE METROPOLITAN.

ACTORS TO ACT FOR THEIR OWN BENEFIT
AT THE METROPOLITAN.
The Lambs Star Gambol, which is 10 occur at the
METROPOLITAN Opera House tomorrow night, has
been looked forward to with good deal OF Interest
The benevolent purpose OF the Lambs in giving II
Ia 10 make money for their own use The purpose
OF the audience in ATTENDING IL Will be not to help
along any worthy object OF charity. but 10 see an
entertainment with more prominent actors In II
than have been seen in one performance In this
city a long time
The first announcements that we're made about
,b,s .Ya,r gave the impression that II was 10 be
annnIy a big minstrel show. but II appears now
that the minstres will be only part OF IT, There
will also be several OF the short scenes and plays
which the Lambs are In the habit Of devising for
their own amusement and which are shown 10 tho
hubble only at rare intervals. The minstrel company
Tor the first part OF The entertainment viii be thus
composed InteYlocutot DE Wolf Hopper. bones-
etuar, Robson. Willie" Collier and Ignacio Marti-
no,,f. tambourincs-Nat q. Goodwin. Jefferson DE
Angels and n. c. Barnabee; Triple qiartct-Cnaun-
cey Ocott Eugene Cowles DE WOLF Hooper; II: e.
Barnabee. William H. McDonaid D'sby be, van
isv Charles Hopper William Fitzgerald and Grail
len BAKER. choIisters Francis Carlyle. Henry
WoodruN. j. T. Kellerd. Clay NJ. Greene; Alfred
Klcin Walter Hale a. S. Lpinan George Barnum,
=. u Kemble. Charles Klein and Vincent serfano
ari are Jesse Williams Victor Herbert, Victor Har-
lis, S L. studey and ;; hilie I ,ro,ro Anna NJ
. ZOO called perfect Ten" Among the actors
nho will appear who are no. mentioned among the
mnIs aesa sTe Tos 8 rrsToy John G. aSs L. j.
~" lincoln. Joseph GrsmeT. Augustus Thomas
IT, nerformance will end with the Lambs Ma
,,onal anthem, Columbia, written by Clay NJ
and composed ~ miroa sI y by
the full strength o, the h""''' "'' ~ WV
oos Regiment BarC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
GERMAN NEWS AND VIEWS

Berlin, May y.
THE PINCH FOR BREAD.-Although there lie not
yet a real famine in Germany, bread and grain
prices are still rising especially in South Germany.
where the price OF bread is 80 per cent above the
rate that prevailed last January. The Liberals ana
Socialists that this condition OF affairs Is the
result OF ,Agrar.anism, and blame the Governments
for not reducing the import duty on grain. Some
papers URGE that maize should be used moro largely.
but the Socialist press condemns this. and declares
maize is unhealthful and unfit for human belngA
They express the hope that all German workers VIII
refuse TO buy maize bread
EMPEROR'S SPEECH CRITICISED.-The speech
OF Emperor William at the closing Of the Pr'iesao
Diet last Wednesday in which he praised the Prue-
sian railroad system. has been sharply critt-
cised on all sides. Even the semi-oficial papers
saw II has met with contradiction and amusement
everywhere.
NEW ORDERS AS TO AMERICAN PORK
The Prussan Government has issued a new decree
urging the provincial authorities to pay the srcest
attention TO the inspection OF American pork and
other meats and citing the alleged frequent occur
renee Of trichinos.s II Is pointed out that sixty.
four cases of .richnosis were reported In single
suburb OF Berlin and that l27 cases have been die.
covered within six months in a district OF stetun.
DINNER FOR UNIVERSITY REcroR-A"-
Drew d White the United States Ambassador
CAV. n dinner on Wednesday last in honor OF Rector
Schneider OF the Berlin University. About rory
professors were present including Virchow, Momm'
sen and Harnack
COMING TO AMERICA.-The Hamburg AmeHcan
line steamer Augusta Victoria will have as pas
eengsrs on her next trip TO New-York Herr Lieber.
the German Centrist leader In the Reichstae, ana
mr. Koch the president OF the Reichbank.
PRINCES TO BE CONFIRMED. Emperor FraD.
els Joseph OF Austria has conferred the Grand Cross
a, tho order OF ST. Stephen on Crown Prince Fred
.r,ck william OF Germany M mark OF favor IN
connection with the Prince receiving the sacrament
~ confirmation which ceremony is TO take place
=. ,,orrou, I'm Potsdam Prince Eitelfritz. the
ond son OF Emperor william, Is also to be confirmed
on that occasion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
TILE AlcARAGrlN CONGRESS- MEETs.

ManngdI Nicaragua. May 2l-Thc Congress OF
Nicaragua wa convened last evening to consider
the peace treaty which the Commissioners signed
on April ~ between Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
President Xclayas message reviews his actions In
favor the treaty refers 20 the bad financial con
dtion OF the country. gives notice OF the purchase
OF "A small warshlp for coast defence and touches
OH the ncn-sale OF the Government railroads.
4 meeting of the Federal Convention OF the
Greater Republic az Central America will take
ps 20 here on June 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
rASNrnRrS MITHHELD FROM AWERICANS.

Constantinople. May Thames r. ANGEL the
United States Minister here has entered protes;
To the Turkish Government against the action OF
the authorities In refusing. in contravention OF
isiinc treaties to grant passports 10 Americans so
NJ 70 enable them to travel In the Interior These
passports are withheld from American citizens and
Rritish subjects only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
TRANSFORMATION CLUB MEETING.

,,. annual meeting Of the Transportation Club
y. uh,ch Chauncey NJ Depew Is the president was
held Yesterday in the Manhattan Hotel About
-, ,rembers were present. Five members OF
'n'' nd ~ Managers were elected without OPP
r poeSn a. taynE M ,Hme, g Cam 5s
non sn"i" oavmnur They will serve FIVE years.
Fs, GSmme' T'i ReMasd
r. l.. whIx md r. ] Brooks. Tho inspectors of
J ssnnton chosen Ie Perrier d. b McCoy
md M L. Bacon. The c'uo u III '""''S"s '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
yo I'm THE UNEMPLOYED.

~. Christian AID to Employment Society No.
tyou.. has heretofore charged small
f.. for service given but owing to the decreased
n leo OF unemployed teachers bookkeepers.
",snoeraphers etc 1T has decided 10 MAKE me
work absolutely free hoping ps ."' ,.rr., nunn
ere Of Worthy who ssy e h.
means OF sen-su pemntv but they hope there are
eetys tr fstbfyI stewards to keep the Work nom
oAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
BRITISH AT WEIHATWEI.
FORCE FROM THREE WAR3HIPS TO OCCUPY

FORCE FROM THREE wARjHIPs TO OCCUPY
THE PLACE on TUESDAY.
Picking MAY 2l.-The arrangements for the
transfer % Wei ai-Wei have been completed
The Chinese viii occupy the port on Monday,
Immediately AFT r the last Of the japanese with
draw ON tn ssday British party Will land
from three Warships which are now In the har-
Dor when the British and Chinese flags will be
hoisted side hy side. As soon as the buildings.
arsenals and forts are taken over by The British
forces the Chinese flag viii be lowered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

surr,vs ~ II months ssrnnrr
above dividend for whoe year.. tf'i.7 TIA t22e.6+l
For the first six months the company earned
surplus over It's s2oo.coo dividend If sioasls. For
the ave months ended on March 81 the net earn.
inrs were $3.50 AS. Deducting 10000 for payment
Of The current dividend and 800 for the reserve
FUND, there remained a surplus Of S.& With the
bslisved that the earnings for April win not show
snJ decrease q compared with previous months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
TIE PACIFIC MAIL Dividend.

The published statement that the Ilst-declared
semi-annual dividend 81 per cent OF the stock
o, the Pacific Mail Steamship Company wa. not In
fact earned but voted as matter Of policy. l.
asserted by q prominent director OF tho company
10 be entirely erroneous. The dividend was fully
earned he saye as IL shown by the following fg-
Irer embracing the eleven months ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS
3. Altmtatt 4 Go.

3. altman + Go. viii, ot<, o. Monday MAY 3d.
80 Modern Persian and Turkish Carpets reductions
prices few Of which quoted, follows:
Persian it. 10 ms by "a it. Il ms from 5000 $500
fl. BY y it. ms. from $500 to $500
Turkish 8 IT, 8 ms. by 10 IT, ms. from 5000 $500
Il #. ms by IS IT, ms. from 1000 to $3.50
other sizes at proporonately reduced prices.
The following will also be offered,
100 Kazak Rugs, sizes about by 7 feet. $3.50
Regular val $500
100 Kazak Rugs, sizes about BY feet $500
Regular $3.50
Take 18Th Street Elevators Rig Department Sixth Floor
Eighteenth Street. Nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue.
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COMING TO AMERICA.-The Hamburg AmeHcaa
Line steamer Augusta Victoria Will nave as pas
sengsrs her next trip to New-forK herr Lieoer.
,n. German Centrist leader In the Reichstag. and
mr. Koch the president OF the Reichbank
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Castillo -Cahs-teel-yah.
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CeutA-Thay- oO-tah.