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DAILY HERALD.
United States Signal Service.
Report of observations taken at Los Angeles
December 19. 1890:
Bar ThwrTrTSf-ml WHr v„! t>7i
a. m.
p. m.
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Wat. tern, 07: mtn. tern., 55: rainfall
past 24 hours, .15; rainfall for seasoc.,2 40
Weather Forecast.
San Francisco. Dec. 19 —Forecast until B p.
m.. Saturday, For Southern California—
► air we ither, except light rain at I.os Angeles;
ooler, • xcept nearly stationary temperature iv
rtorthe -tern portion
NEWS NOTES.
A complaint was yesterday sworn out
charging William Abbott with vagrancy.
There are undelivered telegrams at
the Western Union office for C. W.
Appel and Peter Keenan.
A deputy assessor yesterday swore out
a complaint against John Doe for refusing
to give his name to the deputy.
F. W. Kringel, the competent piano
tuner with the Day& Fisher Music aotn
pany, took a trip east for a few weeks,
yesterday.
Ltmrel circle and court Fremont
Lodge No. 7700, Ancient Order of For
esters, will give a grand invitation ball
at Armory hall, on New Year's eve.
Another novelty in this community,
in the way of a bicycle school, is to be
■opened in Illinois hall the first of next
month, for ladies as well as gentlemen.
On Sunday, 21st inst., members, of the
Catholic Ladies' Aid society will receive
alms for the poor at the door of the dif
ferent churches. Let all come prepared.
The steamer Santa Cruz arrived at
Redondo Beach yesterday morning, witli
20f> tons of merchandise. The steamer
Eureka departed with CO tons of mer
chandise for the north.
Luther Benson will leature on tem
perance at the First Methodist church
on Sunday evening next. Mr. Benson
is indorsed by Thomas A. Hendricks,
Daniel Voorhees, Hon. R. B. Vance and
Hon. S. S. Cox.
The Illinois association is preparing
for a grand entertainment next Tuesday
evening, the prominent features of
which w ill be a line musical programme
'by Professor W. P. Chambers and sev
eral of his advanced pupils, elocution
'by talented readers and, following the
social, a dance under the direction of
Professor Payne.
Deputy Sheriffs Allen and Clark, of
San Bernardino, passed through the
city yesterday with four prisoners, who
were en route to San Quentin and Fol
som penitentiaries. In the interval
■between the hours of their arrival and
■departure the four convicts were lodged
in the city jail by their custodians for
safe keeping. Their names were re
spectively, William Troy. Charles Davis.
Will Henderson and George Hansen.
The Simpson society met I'riday even
ing at tho resilience of Miss C. Turton,
•oh Flower street. A very merry party of
young people were present, and enjoyed
themselves with all the latest games and
tableaux. The following programme
■was rendered: Miss Rogers, piano solo ;
Mr. Walter Williams, vocal solo; Miss
L. Houser, vocal solo; Miss C. Morace,
vocal solo ; Miss C. Tut ton, piano solo.
"The next meeting will be held the sec
ond Friday in January.
For choice California turkeys go to R.Stew
art's i Son, 531 South Spring street. Tele
phone No 725.
For advertisements, help wanted,
wanted situations, and wants of all de
scriptions; houses, rooms and stores to
iet, business chances, money to loan,
• city and country property, for sale,
personals, excursions and professional
cards, see third page of HBBALD. Ad
vertisers get quick returns.
PERSONAL.
R. Bowers, of the San Diego Gas com
pany, is in the city.
George F. Jewett of Chicago is spend
ing the winter in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bird, of Philadel
phia, are at the Hollenbeck.
Mrs. Sturke, nee Miss Yda Addis, is
visiting friends in this city.
"Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hannon of De
troit are at the Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Spader of New
York are at the Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Marshall, of Cin
cinnati, are at the Hollenbeck.
Mr. and Mrß. J. W. Eddy of San An
tonio, Texas, are at the Westminster.
John S. Davis, George G. Blanchard
and G. W. Burns, are San Franciscans at
.the Nadeau.
iW. H. Holabird of Claremont, Los
Angeles and San Francisco, is at the
Westminster.
Charles Cassat Davis, Esq., has re
turned from a month's trip to Boston
and New York.
,<L W. Farrar of Chicago, after spend
ing a month in this city, is so well
i pleased that he has decided to make
•Southern California his home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Loomis, of San
Diego, are at the Nadeau, honeymoon
ing. Mr. Loomis is the proprietor of
the Hurton and Albemarle hotels in
• San Diego.
'San Franciscans at the Hollenbeck
tare: X. Jacobs, J. Marks, C. Loupe,
Jrohn M. Lent, C. Meise, J. Harrington,
J. S. Doe, James O. Earl and M. J.
Crawford.
E. P. Johnson, Jr., son of General E.
P. Johnson, left for Sacramento yester
day. He has received the appointment
of "executive secretary to Governor H.
H. Markham.
•Go to Mullen, Bluett «fc Co. for silk umbrellas.
Today
Special prices throughout the house. See our
-great variety of gent's elegant plush and velvet
slippers. 'Ihe low prices will surprise you.
Xewis, 201 North Spring street.
.SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
MUSIC COMPANY
Till NOKTH SPRING STKKJKT,
Have an elegant stock ol the matchless
D ECKER
■
And other High Grade Pianos.
.aptwial Inducements for the Holidays.
12-7-lm
THE LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, lßs6\
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
To3'S and Books Our Banner Departments—Unrivalled 1
Offerings and Unprecedented Prices
All Over the House.
Pboplk'h .- rout-:, Saturday. December 20. 1860.
Today will end one of the busiest weeks ever known in tiie annals of our j
existence. Tiie near approach of the Holidays would in itself be a great factor,
but that, coupled with our unrivalled offerings and the unprecedented low prices i
named, have made the week's trade rather more than we looked for or we expected j
to be favored with. Our things must be of the right sort and the prices named of
the proper denomination, or BO great an endorsement would not be given.
Our banner departments thus far have been Toys ami Books. Each in its own
peculiar wav appeals to you as strongly as does the other. Our prices in these ,
lines are such as will cut them down to a nominal quantity long before the ''gong"
strikes the signal for closing on Christmas Eve. Don't put your visit off too long— !
the variety and assortment of them is growing less day by day. Glance down the
columns and read a, few of our prices. Select those headings which interest you
most. You will find it a big help in making up your mind what to buy.
$8.49- WEBSTER'S NEW INDEXED INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY—SB.49
Itook Department.
Today we continue our groat sale of the best
English cloth bound, 12mo books of the famous
A B LINOTON E l> I T lON,
At 22c a copy.
We have over 200 different titles of Poems,
Prose. Fiction, Biographies, Travels, Belles Let
ties, Essays Fables. Histories, Religious
Themes, etc., from the pens of such authors as
D.ckens, Dumas, Scott, Haggard. Muloch,
Ouida, Hawthorne. Youge. Austey, Moore,
Arthur, l.ydall. Eliot Phillips, Cooper, Vtrne,
Carey. Goldsmith, Warden. Stevenson, and
so many others we cannot name them all.
Every hook a standard; no plugs; no old stock.
: Nice new things, and the same line as we have
i always run special at 115 c.
j RED LINE POETS!
»S CENTS A COPY
MOSTLY ALL TITLES STILL OX HAND.
, $8. IMM stcr's New htlfV'il International i>i<tionar>-$5.49
Regular price. OUT price.
|2.00 Will Carletnu's famous Poems $1.75
1.50 Ramona 82c
1.50 K. P. Roe's Works 82c
1,50. Mrs. South worth's Works / 75e
1.00 t'nclc Tom's Cabin 60c
S Dante's inferno and Bible Cal i
lery. both illustrated by Gus-> 76e
tave Dore >
This line of books is the Altemus edition,
the publishers' list price being $0.00 a vol. The
oidinary books of this class are listed at $4.00
Remember ours arc the $0.00 kind
Juvenile Books. Bibles. Prayer Books,
Hymnals, Testaments, Imitation of Christ,
Photograph. Autograph and Scrap Albums,
Plush ami Art Goods, and everything iv the
w ay of books at way under regular prices.
Sb\D.l-WEBSTER\S NEW INDEXED INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY—B«.+«
Toy Department. .
There is nothing in the way oi Christmas '
! presents which can ot lie found' in this depart I
I ment. and at-ridlculously low prices.
; WORTH. I'KllE. |
j 15c China tea sets, st pieces he i
10c Merry game of old maid 5e |
15c Kicuter's concert haruioiiicas . Sc I
I 15c Railroad blocks 5c
f 20c. .Crandall's building blocki loc
! 20c Box dominos. checkers and Mocks 10c '
2oc Painted dolls'chain 10c I
! 20c irictcts, the noisest thing out 10c ]
! 80c Jointed dolls, with hair 15c
' 25c Skylarks, a new toy 15c
*5c Decorated China cups and saucers. 25c j
, 50c The walking ostrich, funniest toy
out 35c
I 60c Doll buggies, wicker work 35c
, 05c Child's lamp. B*c
( 50c. Sletal drums * 35c
doe. Soap bubble outfit, new 35c
50c Seega, an Often al game 30c
j 75c name of palmistry sic
85c Drt'.amented ash dolls'bureaus ... 50c
$1.00 Revolt ing black boards 65c
1.25 Dolls'trunks 75c
2.0*0 Parlor tennis |I.2*i
■J 50 Child's blackboard decks 1.75
275 . barge folding cutti'g tables , 1.95
3 50 Hook and ladder toy 2.25
8 50 Steam locomotive train and trai l; 4.05
2.75 Child's nursery chairs 1.50
Clothing Department.
We have made a careful selection in this de
partment, and picked out only tho-e articles
which will make both serviceable and useful
Christmas presents.
WOKTII I'KICK.
15c Four ply linen collars 10c
40c. Boys' embroidered suspenders 20c
' 50c Meak embroidered suspenders .... 25e
$1.00. Men's Hne unlaundered shirts 40c
85c Extra long night robes 40c
85c Flannelette negligee shirts 40c
t-5c Heavy merino undershirts 85c
90c Bovs'w 00l knee pants 49c
11.00 Fine all-silk scarfs 50c
1.50. Dogskin dress gloves 09c
1.25 Boys' wool blouse waists 75c
1.89 Natural wool underwear 98c
1.50 Cochineal scarlet underwear 98c
2 00.. Box regular made socks. t> pairs.... 1.10
2.00 Hands„mely embroid'd night robes 1.25
2.25 Box fancy lisle thread socks, U pair 1.50
2.50 .12-inch leather satchel 1.50
3 50. Boys' handsome cape overcoats .. 1,98
5.00 Boys'velvet corduroy suits . 3.50
5.50 Boys'all-wnol tweed suits 3.75
12 50 Men's Miglish melton overcoats 7.95
20.00 Men's all-woul Scotch Cheviot frock
suits 11.75
20.00 Men's black diagonal suits 12.50 j
Hat Department.
We have selected only such goods'
which will make serviceable
Christmas presents
50c Youths'gray mixed felts 25c
05c Boys' fore and aft caps 35c
90c 20 styles of men's hats 49c
11.00. ' hildren's velvet turbans 50c ]
1.00 Boys' dress felt hats ' 50c
1.25 . Youths' tine fur felt 75c
1.50 Men's fur tourist hats 90c
2.50 Men's flexible dress Derbys ¥1.49
sh,>,- Department.
75c Infants'fancy shoes 34c |
$1.00.. Ladies'kid slippers 53c
1.00. Children's kid S H shoes 56c
1.00 Men's plush carpet slippers 83c
150 Boys'alligator slippers 97c
I.SO Men's fancy embroidered slippers. 98c
2.00 Misses' kid dress shoes $1.25
2.25. .Ladies' kid shoes 1.57
2.25 Men's calf shoes. 1,89
2.50 Ladles' dougola kid shoes 1.78
2.50 Boys' calf dress shoes 1.89
275 Ladies'bronze b ailed slippers 1.96
2.75 Men's calf dress shoes 1.98
3.00 Ladies' Paris kid shoes, flexible .. 2.27
3.50 Men's kangaroo shoes 2.47
Silk Department.
We present a list of silk dress pat
terns, which have been selected for
holiday gifts.
$11.00 Black silk dress pattern of 14 yds $9.95
21.00 Black faille silk dress pattern
of 15 yds 13.95
21 00 Black silk Rhadamus dress pat
tern of 15 yards . 13.95
21.00 Black silk brocade dress pattern
of 14 yards 13.95
21.00 Bl ck Bean de Soir silk dress
p ttern of 14 yards 13,95
Black Goods Department.
Black dress patterns, none containing less
than 8 yards double fold material and upward.
9 yard* black slctlion $2.25
With a rich, heavy luster, and can't be
matched at 50c a yard.
Black tricot suit 3 25 i
Containing Syardtof all wool,soft finish
material, and as sold at 50c a yard.
Black cashmere suit 3.50
Containing 8 yards of extra tine 40-inch
inateri-1. worth 80c a yard.
Black Henrietta cloth suit 4.80
Containing 8 yards of extra fine Henri
etta cloth, and 4 yardsof rich gold and
black passamenterie, aud the suit is
worth $10.
Black camel's hair suit 5.50
This suit contains 8 yards, and for wear
and beauty has no comparison; worth
$10.50.
Silk w rap Henrietta suit 8.75
This is a mire silk wrap Henrietta; there
is nothing richer or more exquisite
than this suit; worth $12 00.
Colored Dress Patterns.
Just read our list and see the number of
suits on sale: we can't do them justice on
paper: you are invited to inspect them.
12 yard's plaid suit, worth $1.80, for $1.00
10 yards fancy cashmere suit, worth
$2.50, for 1.75
10 yds striped ladies cloth worth $2.75,f0r 1.95
Combination suit 1.95
This is something very rich and service
able; consists of 7 yards rumble fold
cashmere and 3 ya'ds Scotch plaid to
match; worth $2 75
Cashmere and velvet suit 2.49
As pretty as auy lady would wish to
wear; comprising 8 yards double fold
cashmere and IJ4 yards faille silk vel
vet to match, which suit is worth $3.50.
Braided suit 2.95 ;
This robe costume is one of the very
i latest and is verystyllsh. its equal can
not be purchased under $5.00.
Combination suit 4.95
You will have to see this suit and we
know you will be more than pleased
with it; worths 7 50.
Domestic Department.
Here are the best values In our
. ' establishment.
15c Handsome tea gown flannel B'- : ie
10c. Bleaohtd damask doylies 5c
H' shirting prints, new patterns 5c
BV|c Canton flannel, per vara sc.
20c. Huck towel, pure linen 10c
Fancy tlnunettes OWe
20c Turkish bath towels 10c
81-iC t'nblenched muslin 5c
2ftc Pillow eases, ready for use 15c
35c. Turkey red stand covers 19c
Drug Department.
We now bave our latioratory fairly under
Wty, and await but one more Invoice of foods
from the Eut'before launching foith in the
general dispensing line.
The work is presided over by a competent.
chemist and pharmacist of almost life long ex
perience. which fact, combined with that of
using only the besl of everything, will assure
you right goods, and our past record the fact of
getting then, at proper prices. Due notice of
its opening will be announced. At present we
are carrying one of the most complete lines of
Toilet Articles and Patent Faruilv Medicines in
the state. Everything of the liest make and
warranted genuine. Look at the prices:
Regular price, Our price.
50c Pond's Extract 29c
$1.25 Warner's Safe Cure 75c
75c. Sozodont 49c
75c Aver s Hair Vigor 49c
$1.00. ( uticura Resolvent 74c
I 1.00 Pierces Favorite Prescription 02e
| 1.00 S. S S., small 59c
. I 50e Syrup of Figs 38c
50c t'aniellinc, l"|nid or powder 29c
50c Pozzonni's Powder 29c
i I 50c La lllache Powder 29c
: j 50c Saunders' Powder 24e
25c Swans Down Powder 9c
: All of the leading Pills that are Usually sold
i ! at 25c, sold by us at 2 for 25c.
I Fruit soaps, nicely packed in wicker baskets,
I We have these beautiful little imitations of
! fruits, vegetables, etc., in boxes of half dozen,
ni 50<J| specially packed for Christmas trees.
They're real novelties.
An elegant line of English and French hair,
clothes, tooth and bath brushes, of our own
direct Importation, received. Such things as !
j solid back, bleached bristle, olive wood hair \
I brushes at 50c among them. Come around \
I and see for vourseli.
Suggestive holiday gifts fur your perusal.
WORTH, PRICE
10c Ladies' leather purses 5c
40c Ladies' metal end purses 25c
HOC Autograph alliums 10c
25c.. Autograph alliums 15c
50c autograph albums 25c
115 c Scrap albums 19c
50c. Serapalbums 25c
$1.00 Serapalbums 05c
U>e Artnaut's handkerchief perfumery. 190
50c Hand-painted bottles and jugs. .. 25c
•15c Chatelain bags 25c
$1.00 Chatelain bags 49c
1.25. .Chatelain bags 75c
il2'.,c ;Ladies' hemstitched hdks. per box 35c
Containing five handkerchiefs.
49c. Papiermaphe eollai box. with three
cakes of ambrosia soap, for 25c
12 Oil Cardinal plush shaving set 98c
10.00 l'lnsh box oxvdized toilet set $4.95
2.00 Child's silver'knife and fork set ... 1.25
7.50 Fancy silverine shaving set 4.50
With French plate mirror and silver cup.
2. 1 o..Flush toilet set, celluloid fittings.. 1.25
2.25 Plush card case and checks 1.25
1.50. Plush domino case and dominoes.. 9Sf
5.00 OxydUed toilet set 2 95
8.00. 1 lush salad sets 1.95
2.50. Plush shaving set , 1.49
75c Plush frame hand mirrors 45c
$100 Silver frame hand mirrors 00c
150 Plush frame hand mirrors ... 85c
3.50 Hand painted Frencb mirrors $2.25
5.00 Folding hand mirror, It sides 2.75
2.50 Embroidered silk suspenders 1.50
4.00 Chenille embroidered suspenders . 2.49
I.2s..Children'ssilk embroidered hoods. 75c
3.00. Children's embroidered long cloaks 1.9S
Mull embroidered and drawn work.
Handkerchiefs, per box of 12 1.95
worth $11.00.
I.ace and Trimming Department,
85c Colored silk plush tidies 15c
$1.50 China silk chair scarfs. 75c
1.50 Brocaded silk chair scarfs, I.,
yards long 75c
3.00 Co'ored satin tidies, with tinsel
embroidery $1.49
3.00 Black Spanish lace scarfs, 2', yards
10% 1.59
1.00 ('ream silk Spanish lace scarfs 2.29
Hosiery Department.
15c children's black hose S'.jC
18c. Misses' black hose tie
25c Misses' ingrain hose 15c
49c Ladies'wool hose 25c
35c Children's black wool hose 19c
The following we have made
special for holiday gifts.
$1.80 Ladies'fancy hose per box $1.25
1 n either solid colors or fancy boot style.
Ladies' black hose, per box 90e
Containing 0 pairs of full print stock
ings, and every pair worth use.
Ladies' spun silk hose, per box $2.95
Each box containing 3 pair of the very
latest designs of imported hosiery,and
worth $1 50 a box.
Ladies' spun silk hose, per box 5.95
Containing t! pair of either fast black and
novelty style hose, and worth $9 a box.
Glove Department.
You can feel sure that a Christinas
present selected from this depart
ment will be thoroughly appreciated.
50c Infants' lamb wool mittens 25c
50c Children's lamb's wool mittens . ... 25c
$1.25 Ladies' Suede mousquetaires 75c
1.50 Ladies' 4-button Paris kid 98c
2.25 Ladies'7-hook Foster $149
2.50 Ladies'B-button mousquetaire. .. 175
Umbrella and Shawl Department.
In making Chrißtmas presents,
always aim to give something which
will be useful. Our specials in this
department are just the thing.
35c Shoulder shawls, in fancy plaids . 15c
$1.45 Children's gossamers in all styles . 98c
1.50 Black zephyr shawls ' 85c
2.75 Cashmere scarfs every color, hand
somely embroidered $1.49
3.00 Black silk umbrellas, paragon
frame, imported wood handles. . 1.95
5.50 Ladies' silk umbrellas, oxydized
silver handles 3.25
Itibbon and Corset Department.
10c colored satin ribbons, 1 inch wide 3'; c
50c. .Fancy striped ribbons, 2!.jx3 inches
wide 15c
12' 3 e No. 9 satin ribbons. ... oc
$1.00 Dr. B—s spiral spring side corset 09c
1.00. Filo eoraline corset, silk bound ... G9c
1.75 500 bone silk stitched French
woven corset 98c
Drapery Department.
05c Cotton olush stand covers 35c
r1.50. Embroidered stand covers 75c
1.25 Smyrna rugs, door size 09c
1.25 Sils plush stand covers, tapestry
borders 75c
1.50 Felt scarfs, flowered border $1.00
2.00 Felt stand covers, embroidered cor
ners 1.26
2.25 Lace curtains, ecru, large size, per
pair 1.49
5.00 White angora rugs, 6 by 3 feet 2.98
Jewelry Department.
25c Ijidies'square painted brooches . 5c
50e Ladle ' gold plated collar buttons 25c
50c Ladies'go d plate lace pins 25c
50c Children's silverine wire bracelets,
per bunch 25c
tiie Gents' pat. lever gold plate cuff
buttons 35c
75c Ladies' gold plate stick pins, chain
attachment 35c
Stationery Department.
Transparent slates, sc, 10c, 15c,
20c; worth double.
25c Boys' 2-blade knives 15c
35c Ladles pen knives, 2 blades 15c
500 Boys' 2 and 3-bladed pen-knives 25c
50c Diaries 25c
50c Correspondence cards, with enve.
lopes, per box 25c
75c Best steel nickel-plated scissors,
0 Inch 45c
Millinery Department.
We feel confident that this last will please
you, as each item is better than the other.
10c Fancy quills for trimming 5c
15c Fancy wings for trimming 5c
BSC Black tips for trimming 15c
$2.50. .Ladies' French felt high crown hatssl.7s
Trimmed Hats Department.
Specials for the Holidays.
1.00 Children's trimmed felt hats 49c
These are a nobby style, neatly
trimmed, and becoming to all
children.
2.25 Children's fine trimmed hats $1.25
This is a large felt hat, elaborately
trimmed with ribbons, and the same
style as other ask $2.25.
4.50 Ladies' trimmed felt walking hats 2.95
A jaunty style which is very pop
ular just now, prettily trimme I, and
never sold by any one at less than
$1.50.
3.50 Ladies' felt trimmed hat ... 2.20
Neatly trimmed and very stylish.
4.00. Children's black hat 2.50
Richly trimmed in old rose and gold ribbon.
A. BAMBUBGEK &. SONS.
JUCH* Grant! Opera House * JUCH
McLAIN dC LEHMAN, .... MANAQERB.
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THK MUSICAL EVENT OF THK YEAR
'EMMA JUCHT"
-):GRAND|(-
ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
DEC. 25,26,27.
Grand Juch Matinee Saturday.
MANAGERS Mi LAIN ,t LEHMAN have the honor ti announce the second .season of Grand
)pera sun!.' in the English language hy THE EMMA JUCH <;R.\ND ENGLISH OPERA COM
PANY, and having regard to the brilliant success 'and constantly increasing interest
n the performances given by MISS JUCH and her admirable company of singers, i t
ias ventured on still further extending the alrealy large repertoire and increasing the number
if artists, obcrus and orchestra. .The following arrangements are respectfully submitted, and it
s hoped will meet with the approval of the patrons of the GRAND OPERA HOUSE. The
itrengtb of the list of the principal singers and artistic arrangements will be seen from t he
following announcements:
SOPRANOS. I TENOHS.
CHARLES HEDMONT.
EMMA JUCH! I K E S;
PAYNE CLARKE.
GEORGINE YON JAXTTSCHOWBKY, JOHN BELTON.
MARIE KKEHERT, BARITONES.
CARLOTTA MACONDA. OTTO RATH JENS,
LEO STORMONT.
AI.LKRI.NO GANNIO
CONTRALTOS.
LOI'ISE MEISLINIiER, BASSES.
FRANZ VETA,
DORA ESCOTT, E.N. KNIGHT,
PIER BELASIO,
BERNICE HOLMES. S. H. DUDLEY.
150— people—lso 20—great artists—2o
the: juch
grand orchestra!
"THE! JUCH
GRAND CHORUS!
fair-The operas produced by Mr Locke during the past five seasons as Director of the
American and the National Opera Companies and include iin the repertoire of The Emma Inch
Grand English Opera Company, together with other works, and for each of which operas he pos
sesses the complete mise-en scene constructed in the most appropriate and magnificent manner.
REPERTOIRE FOR THK OPERA SEASON.
3HRISTMAB NIGHT, Thursday, December 25, i iCpUTf UTTr>TTL , \TA'r>c i>>
1890, Grand Opera; in four acts, by Myerbeer ) 1 XIXV TT L LxU JbJNU 1b !
FRIDAY MIGHT, December 26, 1890, a Lyric Drama, in Five Acts, / (IT? A TTOT* m
by Charles Gounod j TAbOl .
SATURDAY MATINEE, Grand Opera in Four Acts, by Verdi "RIGOLETTO I"
SATURDAY NIGHT. December 27, 1890, Grand Opera in ( UT AUL'VP r» TXT m
Three Acts, by Richard Wagner { ivU JlliiN (jKIJNI I
[5^ =, NoTE—Sale of Seats at 10 a. m., at Grand Opera
House Box. Office.
AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
McLain & Lehman, Managers,
TWO NIGHTS .AND ..SATURDAY MATINEE
DEC. 20 and 22,
Engagement of
JOSEPH PHOEBE
GRISME R—D AVI E S
AND THEIR OWN COMPANY!
Presenting for the first time in Los Angeles
Mr. DeWitt Young' romantic military drama,
B BACON LIGHTS !
Seats now on sale. 12-17
ILLINOIS HALL,
Broadway and Sixth St.
SOCIAL AND ENTERTAINMENT
8Y....
THK ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION,
Tuesday Evening, December 23d.
Grand Musical Programme, followed by a Social
and Dance, under the direction of
Prof. Payne.
Admission, only Ten cents.
Citizens and strangers equally welcome.
gKCOND TERM OF
HENRY J. KRAMER'S
SCHOOL FOR DANCING!
Academy, 313 and SISK S. Main st.
class for beginners, ladies and gentlemen,
Monday and Thursday evenings, from 8 to 10
p. in., commencing Monday, Dec. 29, 1890.
Class for advanced pupils, Tuesday evenings
only, from 8 to 10 p. in., commencing Tuesday
evening, Dec. 30, 1890.
Class forludi: J s, misses and masters, Saturday
afternoons only, from 3;30 to 5:30 p. m.
Juvenile class, 1:30 to 3:30 p. m.
Terms —One quarter, 20 lessons, $10; one-hall
quarter, 10 lessons, $0
All the latest fashionable round and square
dunces will be taught in the above classes.
Satisfactory references required from all ap
plienuts. Send for circular. Office hours, 3lc
sp. ra. Hall to rent.
12-7-lm HENRY J. KRAMER, Instructor.
JJAZARD'S PAVILION,
Fifth street, near OHve.
OLYMPIAN RINK!
A first-class place oi moral and popular amuse
ment, where good order nnd decorum are rig
idly enforced. Ladies are required to obtain an
approval card before skating.
Ten thousand feet new maple floor; 1000
pair pin roller and ball bearing skates.
change of programme nightly. Admission
free to the galleries. Ssating, 25c. Special
department for new beginners
Saturday night, December 20th, a DressCarni
val takes place. Twelve awards will be made
The last heat of the three-mile race also comes
off. Admission to the gallery, 25c; first floor
50c. J. L. WALTON, Manager.
CALIFORNIA DIME MUSEUM
AND THEATER
North Main street, near First.
Dovlb <& Ksiffen » Managers
"A place of amusement for families."
Week commencing Saturday, December 20.
Grand Gala Holiday Bill ! First production ol
Marettis' celebrated Christmas Pantomime
"CONFUSION |"
A witty clown! Clever company!! And correct
accessories!!!
Also the following roster of rarities:
Lew Adams, champion trick and fancy skater;
Dessie West, talented juvenile singing sou
brette; Robert E. Price, great dialect comedian:
Ruby Roy, motto and descriptive vocalist;
Bentty, in an entirely new musical act; Thuraa,
Parisian enigma; Prof. Albertl, magician and
ventriloquist; the phantom world; European
Electrophonicon. etc, etc.
Doors open from 1 to 10. Performances
hourly.
Admission—loc. Reserved seats 10c extra.
AMUSKMKNTS.
PA LACK RESTAURANT AND SALOON,
Corner First and Spring Streets.
The Most Magnificent and Popular
Resort in the City.
FKEK CONCEKTSI
BY THK
CELEBRATED PHILHARMONIC 80LWISTS
Every Night from S to 12.
JOSEPH SCHURTZ. PROPRIETOR.
KS-tf
TMBBCT FROM NEW YORK CITY.
For the Holidays, complete stock of the
celebrated
: STEI N W AY PIANOS! :
UPRIGHTS AND GRANDS.
GABLER AND PEASE PIANOS
AT
G. S. MARYGOI.D'S
Broadway Music Stork
221 South Broadway, Potomac Block.
12-11-lm
MEDICAL.
CATARRH,
Throat Diseases, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption
Successfully treated by
M. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D.
M. C, P. S. 0.,
137 9. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.,
By his Aerean system of practice, which con
sists of proper Medicated Inhalations aud COM
POUND OXYGEN TREATMENT.
Probably no system of practice ever employed
has been so universally successful as the
Aerean system of practice as introduced by Dr.
Williams for the cure of Catarrh, Throat Dis
eases, Asthma and Consumption.
CATARRH.
•j Catarrh Is often regarded by the patient as
a cold in the head, and he often expresses his
astonishment at his remarkable tendency to
contract fresh cold. Indeed he declares that
he is scarcely free from one cold before he
takes another, aud he is always exceedingly
careful; it is also a matter of surprise to him
i that the cold always seems to settle in the
| head and throat.
At times many of the symptoms of catarrh
I seem to abate, and the patient is led to hope
; that the disease is about to wear off; but an
other class of symptoms soon appear and he
learns to his horror, that instead of recovery
from the disease, it is somewhat changed in its
character and has extended to the throat.
A sense of weariness is sometimes felt in
reading, speaking or singing; hoarseness at
times occurs, a sensation of drvness is felt in
the throat, or it appears that 'some foreign
substance, as, for instance, a hair, obstructed
the throat; there becomes a sense of languor
and fatigue; the breath lessens on a little
exertion, a short, hacking cough, a neculiar
sound in clearing the throat, a feeling as
though there was not room enough in the
chest to breathe; these and other symptoms
occur after the disease has made considerable
progress. Then it is a time when consumption
is about to begin its dreadful work. Up
to this time the Iprogress of the disease may
have been slow and the patient may, in
i expressing his confident hope that it will
! "wear off," declare that he has had the catarrh
I for years nnd has not seemed to become much
worse, and trusts that he will "by and by"
j recover. But this delusion is tho grand error
which has peopled .our cemeteries with con
] sumptive forms, as all forms of catarrh end
I finally in consumption.
| Consultation nnd one application at the
office FREE.
Those who desire to consult me in regard
| to their cases had better call at the office for nit
I examination, but if impossible to visit the office
i personally, can write for list of questions aud
I circular, both of which will be sent free of
charge. Address
;Mi HILTON WILLIAMS, M, D.,
187 8. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
| Office hours—From 9 a. m., to 4 p. m.
Residence—ll9 South Grand avenue.
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW Ulm ANGELES THEATER.
H. C. Wyatt, Manager.
nSSnnta?' MONDAY, DEC. 22.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
SEATS UN SALE EVERY DAY.
PRICKS— 9I. SO, WI.OO, BOfl ami 'ior.
New Artists! Most Beautiful
New Operas! Qrand
New Company! English
New Costumes! Opera
The Abbott Toilets! In Existence.
ZZZOZ Appearance of the Famous EMMA
c ABBOTT^
i*"S*S*i«S4aa«ailf><H| MWH
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA CO.
Largest, Strongest ami only Successful English
Opera Company in America.
Abbott, Annandale, Mirolla, Michelena, I'ache,
Rudolpbt. Dv Hois, Pructte, Hroderick. Ready,
Karl, iiorovik, Miss Broderick. Vernon, Elle'r
ington.
GRAND CHORCS AND ORCHESTRA,
Herr Albert Krauaie, Director!
In tiie following brilliant repertoire,
I MONDAY—Verdi's Heroic Opera (lirst time in
i.os Angeles),
E R X A N I !
i emma ABBOTT and Entire Company;
; TeESDAY--Gounod's Immortal Lyric (Urst lime
in Los Angeles),
hfOAIiSO AND JULIET I
EMMA ABBOTT aa Juliet: entire company.
WEDNESDA V- Abbott Matinee—iialfe's Tune
ful Opera,
BOHEMIAN QIBLI
EMMA ABBOTT and Entire Company.
WEDNESDAY, 8 p. m.—Donizetti's Great His
torical Opera (first season on ailv
stage in English),
.\ XN E BOLEYN !
EMMA ABBOTT as Queen of England; Entire
THURSDAY—SpeciaI CHRISTMAS Matinee,
Balfe's Sparkling Opera,
HOSE OF CASTI LE I
EMMA ABBOTT and Entire Company. Most
richly dresseil Opera ou any Mage.
THURSDAY, S p. m.—Verdi's Grand Tragic
Opera,
IL
EMMA ABBOTT and Entire Company.
I GORGEOUS COSTUMES!
ENCHANTING MUSIC!
BRILLIANT MISE KN SCENE!
fMT~ Seats for all Operas can be secured at
Box nllioe every clay.
DR.
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THE CELEBRATED
CHINESE PHYSICIAN,
A Regular Practitioner of Chinese
Doctoring.
Having practised medicine in China ten years
and in tbe United States fourteen years.
His testimonials of positive crrres are on ex
hibition, ami speak for themselves. He knows
diseases from the heart pulses, and eau cure
and diagnose the same without questioning his
patients.
A trial will convince the most sceptical.
Consultation Is free.
All who are sick, and those who think thejr
cannot be healed, call upon the doctor, and
they will be grateful beyond anything before
.tried. If friends are sick, no matter what the
disease may be, send them to the doctor, and
he will surely heal them
Dr. Woh asks nothing and claims nothing
but a fair trial, and if given that he knows he
can overcome sickness and disease of both
men and women.
No person will be treated by Dr Woh who
will not abstain from alcoholic liquors or
opiates during his charge, aud no medicine will
be used but pure herbs and their best extracts.
Dr. Woh is the oldest and best known
Chinese doctor in Southern Califoruia, and bis
cures have been remarkable, especially female
troubles, tumors, etc.
Call upon Dr. Woh and let him examine you.
OFFICE, 288 W. FIRST ST.,
( Next door below the Times Building),
12 181 m LOS ANGELES. CAL.
Holiday Photos. Christmas Presents.
Only $3.50 fc- -£}Only $3.50
Everybody desiring Photographs for Holiday
Presents should remember tbat Dewey is mak
ing his elegant and finest finished $7.oo'Cabinets
for ?!! 50 per dozen. "Nothing finer in the
State." Large photos for framing at very low
prices. Family groups, babies and children's
photos a specialty. Developing, printing and
finishing fwr amateurs. Old pictures copied
and enlarged. Come early and avoid the rush.
DEWEY'S ART PARLORS,
11- 27-3 m '■ 14" S. Main street.
PHOTOGRAPHER!
Will make you as fine Photographs as you can
get anywhere in the pity, and will guarantee
them as such or refund your money and make
you a present of the pictures besides.
Price, only IS 50 per dozen; try them; if not
good will cost you nothing.
WESNER, 127 W. First Street.
11-30-lm
AUCTION.
30 Milch Cows,
SATURDAY. DEC. 20, 1890,
At 10 o'clock a. m.
AUCT I ON MARX,
220 South I.os Angeles street.
These cows are all fresh and good milkers,
and w ill be sold without reserve, as owner is
going to leave town.
IHOS. B. CLARK,
12- 17-3t Auctioneer.
,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
I make a specialty of Pure California Wines,
put up in cases of one dozen each, consisting of
the following varieties: Port, Angelica, Sherry,
Muscatel, Zlnfandel, and Riesling, and DE
LIVER two cases (24 bottles) of the above
wines to any part of the United States on receipt
of »9.00. Telephone 44. 124 & 120 N. Spring st.
Branch, 4511 S. Spring. Respeetfullv,
11-12-lm H. J. WOOLLACOTT.