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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
LIVE TOPICS AMOUR TOWN.

The black vsilers,' as they are called,
have become the rarest type Of beggars in
this city. They are the women who, wear
ing black shawls over their heads, solicit
aims in the streets. Nowadays they are
all but extinct. and the few that have the
courage to make an occasional appearance
are promptly nabbed by the men who have
done 80 much TO clear the streets Of mendi-
cants. The one tradition OF their class
Is the badge Of their calling, which Il might
be expected they would avoid. This Is the
black shawl which they draw over their
heads as umfailingly as II il were a talisman
Of good fortune.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
Chicago University COn,ocation without
ANY Public Gifts,

CHICAGO, March 2O.-For the first time
In the history Of the University Of Chicago.
no gifts will be announced at the quarterly
convocation tomorrow afternoon. Con-
ferring Of honorary degrees will also be
lacking from the convocation this after
noon, owing TO the absence Of President
Harper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
THE TURBULENT PASS4IC.

Toe ana fIoOd Meet Ou NeWarh. HalslnS
quite . Fuss.
There was an unusually big tide in the
Passaic River at Newark yesterday, aug
mented by the rain and melted snow from
the watershed forty miles back. The north
easter sent the salt water up the bay and
Il backed up the fresh water from the hills
so that for time il was feared that the
barges and three masted schooneTs in the
river would be stranded on their wharves.
few Of the wharves were flooded, but
Just when the matter became threatening
the tide turned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
As interesting and varied a rathering as

can be seen anywhere in town troops on
10 the ferryboat from the Jersey Central
station about Q O'Clock every Sunday even
ing at this time Of the year. II is the crowd
the last train brings back from Lakewood.
There ara the broker and business man
freshened for the week by day and a half
in the pine woods There are their wives
who didn't need any rest but took one for
variety and company's sake. There are
actresses who ran down 10 the country
for Sunday, and last and most numerous,
there Is all the extra help" hired for the
weekend rush and coming back 10 regular
Jobs in town with extra cash 10 spend.
They are all in good spirits all chattering,
laughing and swapping stories. In fact,
II hardly seems like Sunday evening on the
ferryboat lust then.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21

An uptown advertiser with an exhausted
ina gination was saved by the excitement
caused by the strike. He still has hangin z
in his shop window these contentious
phrases:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
Elevated Quality.
subway Prices.

On a half empty Gates avenue
car the other day young man with big
bulge over his oyercoat pocket was absorbed
in his newspaper. As the car urched
around a corner beautiful, big red apple
rolled out Of the pocket almost to the centre
Of the car. The Young man alone was
oblivious Of 1t, and there 1t lay while the car
sped several blocks.
In came a nice looking little boy Of about
10. carrying n basket in which there may
have been eggs. so careful was he Of 1t.
He spotted that apple the first thing. even
before he set his basket down, and his eve
bulged almost as big Evidently such
APPLES did not come his way every day.
The situation was growing tense when the
conductor relieved IL.
Say. bub," he whispered, If you pick
up that apple you can have it. bet it'll
taste good.
The boy was across the car, had the apple
In his hand and his teeth in the apple in
a jifTy. The passengers chuckled appre-
ciatively. But just as he was taking his
His eye lighted on the youngster and his
hand went 10 his pocket. Then he realized
that the joke was on him.
That's right, younRster: take II easy
he said, as he swung OIL the car.
a person who throws banana skins on a
sidewalk ought TO be ashamed Of him
self said a dignifed man in Cortlandt
street as he kicked a quarter section Of
skin into the gutter.
Fifteen seconds later he slipped on an
other piece and became tangled in a woman's
skirts As he recovered his balance and
launched a suitable apology, he said: A
man who throws banana skins on a side
walk ought TO be hanged"
After that he kept his eyes ready for
sl<ins all the way to Broadway, and found
exactly nine. He carefully removed them.
But he went on a strike as he turned into
the busy street and saw three more lying
on the sidewalk ten feet from the corner.
i haven't time to act as official scavenRer
for the city OF New York" said he, but !
do wish people would have a little regard
for the safety OF others
In Tenth avenue near Fifty-frst street
lives a large bulldog known to everybody
in the neighborhood as Paddy the Bull.
He's a harmless dog in many ways. but he
has his failing. Whenever two men are
found fighting in the street which happens
frequently in that locality, Paddy is al
ways in the miN-up. To the West Forty
seventh street station the other night there
were escorted two men and Paddy, all dis
covered fighting in Tenth avenue.
what's the charger asked the sergeant.
These three were fighting" answered
the faithful policeman.
where's the third?' asked the sergeant,
who could not see Paddy for the desk in
front Of him.
The cop pointed down 10 the dog, and
the sergeant peered over at him.
Guess we can't hold him. decided the
sergeant, and Paddy was kicked into the
street. II was bis thirty-ffth appearance
there, according to the dOorman.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-02
DEN INsTUckNA elLJETTEN.

Pa sin divan lag herr Fridolf Lugn-
qvist behagligt utstrackt, tanklost la
sande Jakob Henrik Monks roman
"Adalrik och G%othilda", som han af en-
handeIse kommit Diver i EFT lanbiblio-
TEX. Vid Diet han gaspande vande EFT
blad, foil der nagonting hvitt ur boken
ned pa golfvet. Hvad kunde Diet vara?
Han b0jde sig ned for att upptaga Diet
och fam deryid en- at fruntimmers-
hand med blyerts skrifven, sirlig bill
jett. Den ovanligt fina stilen i f0rening
med rummets dunkla h~alfdager hindra-
de honom dock att fran sin plats lasa
innehallet, hvarfor han hastigt reste
sig och gick fran till fonstret, der han
slutligen lyckades tyda f0ljande inner.
liga meddelande:
"Om ~tillafventyrs nagon here skull
lie finna denna biljett, sa lyssna till en-
olycklig flickas bon. jag lider namli-
gen hardt af en- %formyndares %tyranni-
ska demanding och har ingen AMMAN
m0jlighet att undkomma min plago-
ahde an genom EFT skyndsamt glitter
NAL. Skulle Diet finnas nagon adel
man, som will spela prins och befria
Tornrosa, sa anmodas han allvarligen
att begifva sig till soder, Klippgatan,
och der ringa pa vid huset mr. IL mel
Ian fyra och sex pa eftermiddagen,
hvilken It'd min formyndare alltid ar
borta. Den 0ppnande tjanstflickan
skall sedan, ON han Der att ia tala vid
froken Eulalia Hoffman, fora honom
vidare. Mahanda skall Diet ocksa in
tressera min blifvande man att veta
y Fisksoppa.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-02
SPokERIERNA HAMPTON
COURT.

Fran London skrifves: Slottet
Hampton Court, en- skapelse af kardi-
nal Wolsey, som f0rarade delta Diet
storsta af ALA engelska palats at ko-
nung Henrik WILL ar med sin storar.
tade park. sina murgronskladda mu-
rar och slit beromda tafvelgalleri en-
at Londonbornas NEST omtyckta ut
flyktsorter under sommaren. Trots
delta firms Diet emellertid bland dessa
mer an tusen rum atskilliga gemak,
trappor o. d. som hittills hallits
strangt afsparrade for bes0karne. Den
lntressantaste af dessa f0rut otillgang-
liga delar kommer under den MARINA
ste tiden att 0ppnas for allmanheten.
Det ar den under MANN af "spokgalle-
riet' bekanta korridoren invid stora
trappan. Att Diet sp6kar / Hampton
Court faller af sig sjalft. Hvarje gam
malt engelskt slot, som nagot sa mar
halter pa sin v~ardighet, maste ha EFT
familjespoke. Hampton Court bestar
sig med icke mindre an tire, / anseen-
de till sin storlek och historiska be-
tydelse. Iva arc af kunglig rang. bet
aldsta ar Henrik VIII:s treble GENIAL,
Jane Seymour, hvilken dog kort efter
sin lille sons sedermera Edward vi
dop och tydligen Ell var / stand att
finna no / sin graf. Kort efter bisatt-
ningen sag man henne namligen matte
It'd vandra omkring / spokgalleriet
med EFT vaxljus i handen.
Ire hundra ar senare b0rjade hen
mes sons ANNA, mrs Penn, att halla
henne sallskap mar spoktimmen slog.
Hon hade d0tt i kopporna och lag be-
grafd | slttskyrkan. 1929 blef denna
nedrifven, hvarvid hennes graf rakade
skadas. Delta gick henne sd djupt till
hjartat att hon vid midnattstid hem.
tade sin spinnrock och skyndade astad
till sp0kgalleriet, der hjulets surrande
f0rsatte skiltvakten | storsta ~f0rlagen-
genhet. Imam hon uppenbarade sig,
hade emellertid EFT spoke af rang be-
hagat infinna sig. bet var Katharine
Howard, Henriks Wits femte GENIAL,
hvilken fore slit insparrande | To
wern s0kte skaffa sig f0retrade hos
konungen medan han ahorde messan
1 Hampton Courts ~slottskapell. Emel-
lertid greps hon ! sp6kgalleriet af nf-
gardisterna och bortslapades, medan
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-02
sANGEN ON
Hafvet slumrar.

Hafvet slumrar.
Xndl0st, med lattjefullt bafvande
BARN har invid stranden, har Diet re-
dan slumrat in och ligger ororligt !
fjarran, begjutet af manens blaa sken.
Sammetsmjukt och svart flyter Diet
der borta ihop med den m0rkblaa sgd
landshimlen och solver tungt, ater-
speglande en- genomskinlig vaf af du-
niga skyar, ororliga och fafangt sky
lande s~tjarnornas gyllene brokad. bet
ar som ON himlen sankte sig ALT lag
RI ned ofver hafvet, i onskan att upp-
fanga hvarom de rastlosa vagorna hvi-
ska, der de somniga klattra uppf0r
stranden.
Bergen, ofvervuxna med tran, fanta-
stiskt forvridna af nordosten, hafva
liksom med haftiga ryck rest sina top
par upp mot den morkblaa oknen der
ofvan, och deras harda, skarpa kon-
turer afrundas af sydlandsnattens sme-
kande varma dunkel.
Bergen tyckas vardigt tankfulla.
De kasta svarta skuggor Oliver vagor-
has gr0nskimrande kammar, liksom
gripna af begar att hejda. denna enda
f0rnimbara r0relse och att qvafva watt
} nets brus och vagskummets suckar -
de enda ljud, hvilka stora den hemfig-
hetsfulla tystnaden, som vida omkring
cnpS1tQr co M poo n, mad do. gnn., I1.@o-z
bergstopparna dolda manens blableka
isilfversken.
A-ala-ah-a-akbar! -. suckar
sakta Nadir Rahim-Ogly, en- gammal
krimsk faraherde, SON standigt ar
sorgbundet stand. Han ar lang,
granad och brand af s0derns sol - en-
mayer och Wis gubbe.
vi ligga pa sander, han och jag, vid
EFT valdigt klippblock, som losryckt
sig fran slit moderberg och ligger
h0ljdt / skugga, ofvervuxet med mos
sa = sorgset och dystert. Pa hallens
mot hafvet wanda sida hafva boIjorna
uppkastat slam och tang; stenen tyc-
kes / Diet smala sandbalte,
som skiijer hat fran berg. Lagorna
fran var ED belysa stenen pa den mot
berget wanda sidan, de fladdra, och pa
den gamla hallen, fullristad med dju-
pa skaror, leka skuggor. Den tycks
tanka och kama -.
Rahim och jag koka uha*) pa nyss
fangade stensimpor, och vi befinna
oss bada / denna sallsamma stunning,
da ALT forefaller genomskinligt, besja-
ladt, genomtrangligt, da man kanner
Diet sa rent, sa latt / slit inre och Ell
hyser nagra andra o~nskningar an en-
0nskan att tanka.
Men hafvet star smeksamt mot
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-02
HAR Du sETT EN- HuNpa

En- hund, SON ofta brukade f0retaga
promenader till forget, stall derstades
en- tunga fran en- gumma. Denna satte
efter hunden, hvilken dock smart for
svann | EFT gath0rn. Men gumman
uppgaf derfor icke jagten. ON en-
stund motto hon en dalmas, till hvil-
ken hon shrek:
Har du sett en- hund me- en- tun-
ga i munnen.
Masen stod en- stund forbluffad, men
sa shrek han tillbaka:
Har du sett nagon utan, du da?
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-02
MTIDsB

Hvar dr. din NOR, Johan?
Hon spelar tennis.
Och din tant?
Hon ar ute och cyklar.
Ma. men din syster da?
Hon ar pa EFT politiskt rostratts-
mote.
Kanske kunde jag ia tala med
din far?
Mel, han ar upptagen med att
vyssja lillebror inne | sangkammaren,
och da far man int stora honom, har
mamma sagt.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-02

Diet jag sasom hemgift medf0r 10000
riksdaler.
Name val prinsen skalI komma och
| befria sin T~ornrosa?"
ia, ia, han skall komma! utropa-
de den unge manner efter slutad las
ming. Han kommer strax! Sextio tu-
sen kronor dr. en- vacker summa som
lag inte Dor lata ga mig vi handerna.
- ON nu bara min Tornrosa ocksa ar
vacker? Ma Diet skola vi smart ia Sc!
Mellan fyra och sex! NJ ar klockan
| tolf: da hinner jag godt alta min mid
dag och afven dricka en- halfva port
win. bet kan jag | dag kosta pa mig
for att starka mig till Diet forestaende
afventyret!
Klockan slog just half fem, da herr
| Fridolf Lugnqvist steg ur sin droska
yid det anvisade huset - pa grund af
| de 10000 kronorna hade han namligen
| ansett Diet med sin vardighet ~f0renligt
| att denna gang ia en- akare.
Med klappande hjarta narmade han
| sig porten till mr. IL och ringde pa kloc-
kan. Sasom biljetten angaf, kom en-
| tianstflicka mycket riktigt och oppna-
de.
- Ursakta, kan jag IA tala med fro
ken Eulalia Hoffman? fragade den un-
ge manner
ia, var god och foil mig! svarade
honom flickan.
I Diver en- med blomsterrabatter
| smyckad, fast landlig gardsplan lforde
hon honom in | en- lang, small gang,
vid hvars slut flickan visade pa en-
stor dorr och SADIE:
Har skall nj traffa froken Hoff-
man? Derpa a~flagsnade hon sig tyst
och stilla som hon kommit.
Herr Lugnqvist horde slit hjarta
sla. Icke desto mindre knackade han
pa dorren och intradde efter EFT svagt
"stig in / rummet. Forlat ON jag
stor!framstammade han till en- gam
ma dam, son hvilande lutade sig mot
en- beqvam lanstol; en- hogst egendom-
lig a~ngelagenhet for mig hit, och jag
skulle villa tala vid froken Hoffman .
Jasa! afbr0t honom den gamla
damen - en- statlig s~extioaring, Diet
ar jag. Hvad forskaffar mig aran af
ert bes0k?
Ar nj froken Hoffman?
ia!
Froken E-u-la-li-a Hoff-Hoff-man?
stammade han med af bestortning for
l1amad tunga.
ia, Diet DIR jag! Hvarfor satter
delta er i en- sadan f~orvaning?
F0rlat! Har nj verkligen skrifvit
denna biljett, som jag / dag funnit !
salig Monks roman "Adalrik och Co
thildaY' fragade han och framtog bill.
jetten.
Den gamla satte EFT par stora glas.
0gon pa sin nasa och Taste. ,Derpa sa.
de hon: ia, jag har skrifvit den! Ska.
da blot att nj Ell funnit den tidigare,
ty nj synesf verkligen vara den sokan.
de prinsen. Men nu passar jag val
knappast till maka at er. ty sedan jag
skref denna biljett, AFRO fyrtio ar for
flutna. Min f0rmyndare ar for lange-
sedan dod, och jag sjalf har, som nj
ser, under tiden blifvit en- gammal
gumma!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-02

Motigt. bet dr. nastan hardt, sue
kade han. som skulle uppbara arsaf-
gifterna. Diver ALT der jag varit / dag
blef jag anmodad att komma igen en-
AMMAN gang, utom pa EFT enda stale,
och Diet a mar jag kilade upp till min
fastm0 EFT 0gonblick.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-02
UTOPIA.

De piskade sj0arna spr,tta,
maskinen pulsande STAR,
men h0gt pa kampande skuta
Columbus / spanning star.
Kring bogen vaxer och svaller
en- skepnad med skyh0g kan -,
an sedan: hans dubbelpropeller
skall slunga hans skuta franz!
Ait tiockare waiver sig natten,
waiver sig molnig och vat:
pa o0fverskadliga vatten
blot aningen visar hans STRAIT.
Alt hogre walker sig skummer
Diet hvaser vid spanarens tot
ALT djarfvare sorlar ur rummet
maskiners och eldares knot.
"Derute, der sj0arna stromma
/ oandlig vexling f0rbi,
der ar Diet Ell svart att dromma
upptackarens utopi.
'Harnere, der ungnarna gloda,
har skulle han smalta som vi,
Diet skulle val qvafva och doda
upptackarens utopi.
Han tjusas af hafvets fara,
for oss ar Diet modans sj0 =
hans lyckliga land ar bara
en- evigt simmande 3.
Hans vagor, som gackande dansa
kring skutans gungande traf,
de str0 sina blommor att kransa
hans och besattningens graf"
Han hor deras sorl genom skumme
som hvaser och star vid hans fot:
ALT djarvare stiger ur rummet
maskiners och eldares knot.
Och skall eli den tjocknande natten
pa sistone skilja sig at?
Och far han pa vaxande vatten
en- Wise och andlos STRAIT?
Och fam han ej utan moda .
pa globen sin raka yag?
Den bar jul Ell ner till de doda
den bar ju till lifyet sag?
Och a hans ledande stjarna,
som lockat till bragd och brus,
en- CLINT i en- manskohjarna,
kort imam hon slackt slit illus?
Och skola Ell manner, som knota
der djupt i maskinernas brand,
sist falla den djarfve till fota
en- gang i U~topialand?
Sin vag ofver vaxande vatten
den kampande skutan gar
med tuben lyftad / natten
tidens Columbus star.
X. G. ossian-Neilsson.
(Varia.)
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for identi-
fiering af ~forbrytare, som nu ar in
f0rdt / atskilliga lander, har franz
kallat EFT motdrag fran fo%rbrytarnes
sida. Londontjufvarna, isynnerhet in
brottstjufvarna, ha namligen forsett
sig med handskar under ut0fvandet
af sin verksamhet for att Ell r0ja sig
saliva. bet handler mycket latt att
t~jufven kommer att r0ja sig genom
att polisen | EFT dammigt CONSIDERABLE,
pa en- bokhvila eller dylikt finner EFT
fingeraftryck, som leder till u~ppdagan-
Diet af tjufven, %isynnerhet mar han for
ut dr. straffad och polisen har hans
identifieringskort. Under den f0rflut-
ma veckan har polisen vid en- vista
ton hos en- del inbrottstjufvar konfi-
skerat atskilliga tundra par handskar.
De omtalade ~tjufvarna hafva dock for
polisen f0rklarat sig mindre n0jda
med handskarna, dels for utgiftens
skull, och dels for att egandet af hand
skar val smart af polisen kommer att
begagnas som EFT indicium.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-02

/ halan hopkrupen Snoken tankte pa
Falkens d0d och hans hAg till himlen.
Och sa han blickar mot SOLICIT far.
ran, som evigt smoker med lyckodr0m.
mar vart vakna 0ga.
- Hvad kan han skadat, den d0da
Falken. | bottenl0s och oandlig oxen?
Hvi skola vasen som han | OGDEN for.
virra sjalen med denna karlek till
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
DESCENDANTS OF ROYALTY
MARRIED IN LOS ANGELES
Bride Is Relative of Count Won Moltke
and Groom Is of Noble
a French Birth

A simple wedding in the office of
Justice of the Peace Young yesterday
morning united two of the most prom
inent houses of France and Germany
and closed forever the antipathy be-
tween the two great houses incurred
during the dispute over the Alsace-
Lorraine boundary.
The groom was M. Joseph Darracq
thirty five years of age, and scion Of
French royalty The bride was Miss
Adelina Moltke Of the house of Won
Moltke and cousin to the famous field
marshal, Gen. Won Moltke. While the
relatives of the groom had been lead
ing the battalions Of France in the
terrible war, the kinsman of the bride
championed the victorious hosts Of
Germany.
Miss Moltke has been in Los Angeles
but short time and met Darracq,
whom she had known in the east and
who was touring California. The
couple insisted upon a legal wedding
and went before the justice according
to the customs of their respective coun-
tries.
They plan to visit their old homes
in Europe on their honeymoon before
returning to Southern California to
reside.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
DOG STRUCK BY AUTO,
CAR AND WAGON; LIVES
Beast Once Owned by "kid" Mccoy
Has Strange Series Of
Arcidenfe

pete" a yellow dog belonging to
Sam Loewenstein, who owns a saloon
near the Arcade depot, was run over
by a heavy Toledo automobile yester-
day morning.
A number of young men standing in
front of the cigar store started out into
the street to pick up his remains, when
the dog jumped to his feet, darted up
Main street for two blocks at break
neck speed, ran square into the fender
of a Long Beach car, which knocked
him half way across the street, and.
after being run over again by an ex-
press wagon loaded with mattresses,
was picked UP but little the worse for
wear.
Pete is a big, good-natured animal
that may be seen romping almost any
hour among the cars at the junction Of
Fifth and Main streets. Loewenstein
took him to a veterinarian and at 3
o'clock the beast was back again at
the old stand sadder but a wiser dog.
Loewenstein values the dog as gift
from kid" Mccoy, the pugilist.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07

vestigate the matter Of the removal of
Miss Jones. and assume that you are
now making or about to make such an
investigation.
ALLOW me to suggest that the vital
issue at stake TO be covered by such
an investigation is not the legality or
illegality Of the method Of removal. nor
whether the board was fair and con-
siderate In its treatment Of Miss Jones,
but whether the act Of the board is in
furious to the library, to the patrons Of
the library and to the city generally.
IAN investigation covering these
points and assisted, If need be, by ex-
pert testimony from other cities, will,
l believe, lead you, or any commits
sion you may appoint, to the conclu-
sion that the removal of Miss Jones
was a mistake, and one which will
work an injustice to our public library
and to the city. There Is no question
that such a course will meet the appro-
baton Of an overwhelming majority of
the citizens, particularly Of those who
are patrons Of the library. Yours truly
JOHN D. HOOKER"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
Special Train Leaves Los Angeles
With Delegations This
Mornjnd

A number of Los Angeles physicians
and their wives will leave this morn
ing for Portland to attend the national
convention of the American Medical
association. Several dentists will leave
at the same time to attend the Lewis
and Clark Dental congress, which con-
venes next week. Both delegations go
together, occupying special train Of
three Pullmans and baggage car.
At the medical convention DR.. J. G.
Mcbride of Pasadena, who is chairman
of the section on mental and nervous
diseases, will deliver an address. Drs.
Walter Lindley, Frank w. Miller. W.
H. Roberts, w. A. Edwards and Hill
Hastings are also on the program for
addresses.
The dental congress will hear
addresses by Drs. Robinson, Town
send. Ford, Reque, Howard and Ben
brook of Los Angeles.
Following the adjournment of the
convention the party will take an ex-
cursion into British Columbia on a
sightseeing trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
P0STOFFICE RECEIPTS
SHOW II PER CENT GAIN
For Fiscal Year Just Ended an ln-
crease Of sos, 5,949.4o
Is Recorded


Demonstrative of the tremendous
growth of the postoffice business in
Los Angeles are the figures of Post
master Flint's annual report which
was issued yesterday.
For the fiscal year ended June 80 the
receipts of the local office amounted to
s646, $780, or $95, ,94940 in excess of
those of the preceding year. This is
an increase of over II per cent in the
past twelve months.
The receipts for last month show al
most as great an increase over June,
1904, when $44 ,466.S4 was taken in, as
compared with $52,3S479 for June, 1905.
For the month just past the Los An
geles office handled 2O6,O42 pieces Of
mail through the general delivery Of
flee alone, which served 67,S71 patrons.
Notice Is given that on July Is the
following sub-stations will be estab-
lished
Station No. at 244 West Twenty
third street.
Station No. at 1915 Vermont avenue.
Station No. at 1911 North Main
street.
Station No. at Third and Figueroa
streets.