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6
PHYSICIANS*
N. I. MM, BJ. 0.7
OFFICE 120 MAIN STRUT, LABFHAN'CO
Bio k. Rooms No. 1,2 and > ResManasj
IS7 Bunker Hill Avenue, nesr corner lem
pie street Telephone al offloe No. 10, at
residenre No. 300. llvlft
DR. CHARLES W. BRVSON.
OFFICE IN SOLOMON BLOCK. Ko Hit
South Spring .treet. between First and
SoC'iud, lUa.ins 1 aod 2.
KKSIbBNOK—IO9S Olive BL ssoMI
J. TURNER, M. 0.
OPncs asd KasinsM a- 31 N. Main street,
Los Augeles. augW
MM. H PACE M. 0.,
LATK CITY PHYSICIAN OF 80-TON,
etc., ele. Kesldeiiee aud office, 211. W.
Su id slre.-t, IOS Angeles, Cat. Office
hours, atoii a. m aud '2 lot r. a. aul'jum
m o.OocsntAji.al.D. 11. ll Matsasd.M. ii
DNS. MAYNAND A COCHRAN,
ii-in I. I U Mall. Ht., I 11..ens 8 A. a.to.'il-
Masearel Block. | a., aud Ii::l0 lull r. M.
KgsipgNi aa-Dr. Cochrau, 123 olive street,
between Second aud Third.
Or. Maynsrd,'2i; Tenth atreet,
Corner Fort. lyltttl
J. MILLS BOAL.M. D.
orrii s—Nu. HV N. Spring St., over Peop a'l
Store. Hours—[o to 11 A. a,l2a. to 1
t, M,llo 7 r. a. Office of lir. Fellows
11 a. a. io l'J a, and i to 6 r. a.
Rkhiiisnh M 7 Hill HL. two diKirs Iroin
rifth Bt TtUtrpbons No. UA, )y'2ltl
WALTEI LINDLL'Y, Will Urn Lll.iSf,
fi. d. in. o.
Offloe Houra -2 to t offioe Honrs-10 a. a.
r. a. to 12 a.
Office—2l7 South Spring Ht. Rdldeuoe—
143 South Furl street, opposite Bsptist
Churoh. Talaphone 42. Janf-tf
DR. GHAS. A. H. DC SZICITHY.
OFFICB-Schumaoher BliKik, opposite Post
office, mouis -20 and 21. Kesldeuce, Pearl
street, corner Ninth, offlee hours—ll to 12
A. a.: stotr.a;7 to 8 r. a. Telephone No,
1(10 at office and rusldenee Jana-tfj..
NO. 2115 Main street, opposite the Baker
Block. apmf
ELIZABETH A. FuLLANSBEE, M. D..
OFFICK AND ItKSIUKNCK '240 South Fort
street, offloe hours—B to in a. a and 4
to or. a. WW.
PAYSOBJ T. HUCKINS, M. D.
H IS, IN, 20 and 21 at 17 N. Main Street.
HOURS-I1 a. a. to lr. a; 2 r. a. totr.
Bnecla'tly, Kye, Ear and Throat Disease
Residence, S4I S. Hill street Telepli.
office sud rosldenee, 268. ap2B-tf
DR. f- DE IBARRONOO,
IiRADCATK OF THK UNIVERSITY OF
'> Madrid, Spain. Rooms 35 aud 36 Baker
llliick. Main street, Uis Augeles, Cal. Tel
,-i .'SI office Honrs, a to lis. M., 4to
HOM(j»PATHIbTS.
DR. GEO. B. PUCH,
MOMIF.PATIIIC PHYSICIAN and HUR
genu, lloiienbeek Block, Rooms '26 and
27, law Angeles, CaL
OFFICE HOC KH 10 to 12 A. a., 2t06 A. M
septa
NOTICE.
Advertisements lv Ihlscolutno to run un
lit lorbld will not be considered ordered
discontinued unless the order is left el the
business office of this paper.
>OK BALK.
111 HALK Any part ..! MI.OM J nr.ln "I
earth dellvrrnl «t any Place In tbe oity.
Apply to » r. HONEIiAN,
.eptlw >•! Lo.An.ilc. street
ljiOß BALK—Farms of all sixes, and town
JT lot. for sale by t: . T WIHNKY, Irou Hill
psrSprlup, Fulton WelU F 0., Oal. spt 2m
REHTAUBANT FOR HALE Hood 100.
Hon and doing trail tlood tt for
telling Apply at 28 Allso itreet. sept ■
CIOK HAI.K Paylus hotel. Hatlsfaetnry
H reason, (or selling. Address'llnTEl..'
this offloe. aaoWW
K*OR SALK -A tot ou Flower .treet. be
tween K.lk til t. »ud Ninth. A .pedal bar
gsln for a few day*.
OLIVEIt, WAI.KKK AOOODENOW.
sep2 3t 101 N. Main .tr<■'•!
Wit HAVK AI L OFTHEUOIIMAN trail,
opposite the City Garden, lo Mil the
cheapest lot. In the city, c.iushlerllig price
aud location Light lota went jesterdsy
and to day, Call and nee ua.
11 Al 7. LIP A SON.
M-p'J 2W WH North Main street,
bTOK SALK. CIIKAI' iiiipruic.l 1..1 sud
1 home at your own iirlee, haul I.o« An
geles. No 68 Waller street, 3 inluiuc' »«l«
clelihet depot. Bids for aame "in '
celvcd formed.,.. Ap*l
Administrator. Boa 210
Or HOWARD A H ill Alt IS, Allorney., 40 N.
Bprtog atreet. au. »1 f »t
TO PIHN I EKH FOR Hll,K Al A BAR
gain, a H .If Medium l.ordon Press
(.lie nil. lio to i. Inside of chase), in per
feel rnutiliiK order, roi particular, ad
drew Forainan H «iiaU> Job Room all
I.IOK HALK Gentl. horso, phaeton and
aT harness. Oheap; '2on F.aal Klr.t atreet,
owner Vine. ii.ig'2». M
F3OK HALK-Tbe famous trick borne
KalHnii Thia animal la young, aound
aud gentle and I. worth more than doot,li
the price asscd, a:, owner mull MIL Apply
to owner, JAMKH O'CONNOR, Ilelb-vin-
Terrace. ,iug2Bf.i
tVII SAI I. for a tew day. at a aaorlflee,
1 IotMUMi In the Alcantara Ornva Tract,
half a block from Main street car., for $i».u
owner of tract I. -oiling adjoining loi. for
em KOI-lIKSI'KIt A LAYTON
sug'2'itf ' North Main street.
LOUR SALK well stocked family comer
" grooeryi lour years established; oeu
trally located, low rem a Due chance lor
good business man. Address T. W., this
offioe all'JO lm
SJtOB IAUt Hard wars aad ua bualnass
F A good opportooll) f..r any wlabillg
lo .ugage lv tbat Hue. for full particulars
sau I SIS ilkiuld office. cult lm
I.SOU BALE-Two story house, lot t
JT ou Lo. Augeles sireet, near rourlii,
$3800, ctisli, ti.ilalirc ou time, 10 per
cent, lll't'llre 234 North Main sireet, Lo.
Angelea. mUI% MB
13*01 HAI.K A HABUAIN-OU Tomple
F street, a I.look ami a half from Conn
House site, a two story house oi h .-,,01111, and
hath, all mod.-11l liiipinvenictits, loi, Onxl.T.
also.severAtnllie-r cheap properties. Call on
s-RNHI A UU-.H, as North Main, room in
PnUUpaßlook. «vii lm
MO*] SALK Oue of lhe best paying and
JJ hest s.ocked drug stores In Los Angeles
wilt In' sold or exchanged loi city or 001111
try property, or one hall will he sold to a
gou.l uiau. Apply to X C. UL'IKAIHI, 211
North Main st. "" :IM
UtS HALK-Housos ou Ihe luslalliuaut
r plan uneasy terms, lodging lion- cc..
IrsUy loosted; houses and lots In ail pails
oftowu aud aero property In lowo and
country. kui'IIEH I Kit A LaYION, Mo. V
North Main .treet. auf-tl
l/OB SALK A butcher shop, everything
F complete owner must scl. o'i ai' -oiiiu
ol sickness. Inquire corner First aud Ala
meda streets, )»"'
I'Olt RUNT.
OK UkN I Store aud Ibree rooms all
hard (Lushed First class location for a
meat mark'l. caII.H.VJ I in ncr sireet.
■rpllll .
DR. A. I. WHEELER
Homeopalhlst.
. vFFICE AND BKSIDKNCK-21 8 Fort
V f street. Houas -lO lo :l antl evenings.
I elepboue No. «. lyl"
ISAAC FELLOWS, M O.
HOMIEOPATIIIHI- omoe Houra-11 lo
12 a. M.111./. fa. Omce-Noa. a aud
r, Odd Fellows Building, Los Augeles, Cal.
liy»
E. A. CLARKE. M. 0.
OFFICE AND BKHIDKNCK -No. t4 Houlb
Hpriug sireet, Isss Angeles, office
llours-Uto 12 ». M.,« U>s c. >. |»tl
Telephone Mo. BAB
A. t. SHORB, M. If..
LI OMIKOPATHIHT -Offloe 1:12 North Malu
TI street, Mascarel Block, resldeuoe I7:i
Spring ■treat, Los Angeles Ortloe hours tl
10 12A ■„ 1 to 4 r. St. Telephone Nos -
Itesldenc, Si, ollioo. tit. Jlyle
DR. S C. MANNING.
OFFICE AND BKHII'KNCK :I7 South Fort
-tri .'l Dili i'i,s ,i i.. Ii t. M.i lo :
I. M. I'elepholie IMIt. 11)11'
Sl'kuiALlS'i'N
Dlt. BENNETT HAH RBMOVBD HIS OF
flee to -',''!■ S. Hpriug Hi. Ills residence
Is 21 West Slim street. Ladios and gentle
men ueedlug treatment or advice will ie
cclvo the kindest attention, otllce hours, y
a. M. to II «., and 2 to li r. v. I'tHII
MRS. ELIZABETH A. MILLS,
MKIAPIIYBIOIAN— Liver, Ktduey and
Chronic Deblllt rand Kheumalism a
spuclally. omoe homn 2 lo ft. 225 Houtli
Fort Street. eu4 tf
ORS. DARLING * MURPrtY,
OCULISTS AND AI'HISTH -Office, 120 N.
Mam Stree:. office Hours uA.M. lo 4
r.m . 7 to s r. is. ooutl dAwtf
OR- t A. OE CAILHOI,
ACCOUCHEUR, PHYSICIAN AND 81!K
geou. Office aud residence 207 Temple
street. When desired, lady patients sre
boarded during trealmeul ol diseases P^o 1 '-
P. P. HOY, M. 0...
OCULIST AND AIIKIHI -Late with Dr. St.
John Koo.a and fir Norton, New York,
also late resTdunee physician of the Eye aud
I'.itr Hoepllal, Worth street, Ne* York. No.
I ii North spring sireet. office houra- 10
\ m. loir. M. and7l..M.. m llyl.
J. H. BARNWELL, M. D.
tloineopalbtsl aud Klectro-Therapeutisl.
I ATK WITH PKOF. BUTLKB. OF NEW
ai York, to treatment of chronic diseases.
2:1 8 Spring st. Hours 11 to 12 and 210 fi
B. ZAOHAN,
7 1 /, 8. Main 81., oppo. Grand Opera House
Corns, Buniiloni, Ingmwtug Nails, etc.
treatod with the care ol a specialist
A specialty mado ol treating ladies at
their lloinea. P. O. Boa 847. sllg27lf
MRS. C. E. BOURCY, M. D.,
UAH HAD TWKNTY'-HIX YKAKB PRAC
tlce, and gives all attention to Female
Pisceses. Has cured hundreds of chronic
diseases, aud can furnish the best of refer
ence!. Coutllicioeots, especially, will he
promptly attended to al all hours. Lsdles
sintering from pllee can he permanently
oured by cousiiiiiitg me at my office. No. 117
W. First street. Hour» from v lo 6. Besi
tlrnee corner of Montreal and Bellevue av
ouue. ' IW*
I.IOK KKN'I 'tt'J North fori ■Arm. w I
I 1 house uorlli -il lemple sireet. two Orst
claaa furnished Irual ro""!* wllli board
Alio faintly table 1)0 irdci. Wauled »ep.l "1
Tv LXI A nice b room oottaije on Ilia
■trod sud liirnltiirL' for him', owner
bavins lo Ko Unit Apply lo I. «.. EDDY A
00., Ro. 16 W. First itreet. aepta Ht
FUJII RENT V large uvn-atorv building
•ultaldc ft* Inaudlne. home. Apply lo
Howe' Utoro. I Uoirncy avenue. e2B lit
rVJB lihNl At Hnn Fernando, a etore
JT blltldlUK 20st:u ieet lor restaurant '■■
Itore. Apply to OAU. A WITH EROW, Hull
Fernando. au7-U
m \ si
11. ," ANTED -White Kirl for gouoral liouae
W work llniulre at 4IV> West Eighth
■treet, between lltmrily end olive. sep4 'it
WAN nD A room mate by a young Die v.
With ronm two blocks In.in po t.ifflie.
Terms reasonable. Address I.. llkkaui
offlte »
WANTKH One Wood Turner. ISO South
Hpriug til. 11
ALAHY WVNIU A I.IN 1.1- ..IKI. horn ' '
to U years of age to assist her In light
hooee work, Ml N. Fort street, sepitt
WANTKD -A good house and lot lor
nl.oin -'noncash 101 N. Main street
„ P 2 3l OLIVK.It. WALK Kit * GOODKNOW
I NKoKM A l ios WANTED Peter Moony.
I aged 77, ol slight I.ml I. medium height,
left the Ploo Oil Wells lsal Saturday oud nil
efforts to find hl-t wliere il.o'it- lone proved
tattle. Any informs! i.m •• his pre- nl
abode will bo thankfully received by 1,. A.
Meniry. Ncwhall, Cel. «ug;ll let
W ANTED Man tor plain work, ■h.rt
hours ami v ard. wages, per day
and board. Win t- r.-,,0ir,-,l to loan (otto,
for which good si oiirlly mi l fair retool 111
tereatwtl: be given, situmtou permanent.
Address P. o Bos Kit., Lis Angeles aSt «t
\ITANTKD- A house of .', room- for laml
VV ly of three. Address, w It J, 27 N.
Main street sug'W Bl
WANT ' 1 ' first olass enrrisge wood
worker. Appl at once
J. X NKW Hi ItKY * CO.,
_M|»lw Riverside
TI7ANTKD A partner, with «70J or two!),
TT in a good cash business. Apply nl
oooeto tril4 South Mnlu-iroo: sugj" 10!
WANTKD -A good housekeeper at No
12 Court atreet. an 19 ft
W AN rKD !« i' >" I women i-ooks a' li
Court street «MMf
WANTKD A good strong woman toco. k.
wash and Iron, wages, SKI per month.
Ho. M Court street. raid
WAN I'KD -tiood lady waiter at No. li
Court st., wage!, tklper week, null
WANTED- • 10,000 WOK I'll of Second
Ft baud Fiiriilt'iie al la Soul i Statu st.
gull lm MO IKK A LOBDK.i.L.
\1 7 ANTED High-! price paid lor seooud
Tv hand furniture at 203 Butlth Spring SI.
WILD ANIMALS WANTKD lhe highest
cash price will lie paid for live wild
animals of all kinds, such as mountain
tlous, wild cats, deer, antelope, heal , coons
etc Large wild hints and monkeys alio
warned. Apply at osiKl. ll LiKM
j y Btf on Loi Keiiz Itaneho.
LOUT.
■ OSI ou Vuii-7th, at I. tie Crock,
jL. Bernardino oouuty, hor c belonging '
Seuaatlauu Atatroul, No. I Upper Mam
street. la)s Angeles. Morsels I' ly color,
deck hel rhl so-utt four feet eight Inches,
aged 6 years, brand T with a cross mark, on
left bind htp. oue of the hind feel while,
aud there are two white spots on the back
160 reward will he paid to Under who win
deliver horse lo ihe owner. When found
telegraph Immediately angh. lm
FOUND.
■ sol Nl' Came in Ksnoblto some lieu
F since coll. color, eetwei'ii sorro: n oi
bey: brand, "A. with croei murk, best
leather halter mi. stands aboul ll hands
bas small while I "c:i ■ , I aiel white streak
For further iu'foiinatlou apply to ft. o.
Bmlth, al K. It-miiey, I'is ice Court, a.. o.
FINANCIAL.
a KIKSi VLABB (111 ANO r. lo love.l > . 'Oo
A lv real estate that will pay »I,ISK| profit
lint year. Address A. R, nl. Klmo Hotel,
Mi Angelea, OH sepi it
WONKY TO LOAN-Iu sums to suit, long
.Tl or aboil lime. Apply lo vTHIII ,v
LINO, heal Ksiste and Money Brokers, I h.
Flm street, near Mslu. BUie-lni
MONKY TO LOAN-In sums lo •■•ll, on
real eslsti .... inly. Mortgage" *>u,!lll
and cold. MeKooN v Hiinni BLCK,
■ovltf No US Spring HI.
HIBOBLLANEO 08,
btoi attpKNi ki: wokk, jobbing sod
JT store tl stores go to -. r. KttIINNICK.
tO H -prlnc St. I elepboue ail -epi llm
(JEOKGIA SI. POULTRY YAIIII, I- <„or
H gla .1 J 18. T. BItOWN. Proprlc or.
Sloe th. t-i .. o.red poultr. Hen.] for price
111. lef.lt
LAUNDRIF.s.
EXCELBIoTBtIaM LAUNDRY,
WALL HI BRET, KKAB CORNER HJtV
entli I'elcpltiine Non.; onr whkoiis
cell for anil deliver wa.hiuii iv all part, of
Ibeclty. All orders promnll. attendeil to
aluly white labor .onployeii anb-tt
% SKAKCIIKRS OF TITUtS
Jlenrv N umlloway, Attorney-at-Law; D. If
l.ieneu
GALLOWAY A LIENAU,
EXAMINKKsi UK I 1 1 I.KH AND CONWY
sneer., Clt] I nn. Block, ltW North
■tre.l, Lo. Angeles, Cal. aut-tl
KMVLOYMKNT ItUKKAUS
WOOD A BLANBHARD,
i-IITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, AND
licnerai Intelligence ofOtfe. Reliable
male and female help supplied free. Houses
and rooms to let. Business of all kinds
liniiclil and sold. Rents collected lonic
orders for help at »» North Spring itreet, Los
Angeles eultl-tl
FEMALE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
MUM. C, W, DOW will he In tier office on
and after August 14th, ready to re
ceive and 81l orders for help. All city and
country orders promptly atlen.led :o.
Hooius t'.l and lf> Downey Block, slilltf
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
NO 19 COURT STRKKT Loi Angeles,
Cal. Telephone No. raw. Help fur
iilshed free ot charge. Ileal Kslaie, Belli
tin, etc. eoja
a -A I IMPI.UYMKN I OKI' I' K. it It. Ta.
„.::M I'y l ieket broker aud Belli Ka IMI
tato Agent. Properly sold ou installments.
K. Nil I'INGKi:, removed t" re, N -.prtug.
Telephone 111 Residence Fifth and
HVK WORKb.
PARISIAN STeAM OYINC AND CLEAN
ING WORKS.
Dying and cleaning of every description.
Gloves, I,sees, Muslin nml 1' urtstll-clcnlied
J VOLI.KT Dyer sud Proprietor.
OKKICK 11> Sou b Spring slreel.
DYb. WOBKH-Coruer New High and
Bellevue aveutie. 8m
CITY STEAM DYEINC AND CLEANINC
WORKS—A. LORRAIN.
OFFICE 140 SOOTH SPUING SIKsKI,
opposite Ihe old place. DYKING
aud CLEANING ol every kind ol
lsdles" aud gent's clothing, crape, shay. Is,
silk aud Isce, km gloves and shoes, tlanuel
mill ribbons, lace emialns, blankets, nn.de
einisl to new. Black silk dresses made a
specialty. Dye work-. No. Ho South Los Au
gelesst ' Ureal reduction In prloe niiin -m
GERMAN DYE WORKS,
I nt) IsODTH MAIN 81 It KF.T— Dyeing and
l-o cleeuiug or blsnkels, danuels and
shawls a specially. GKORGK HOI.X Hi ■I I ,
Proprietor. sue I f
KXUUK.SIONN.
VIOLET'S
SELECT OVERLAND KXCUKHIONS—
O Leave Los Augeles tlrst and third
W ednesdsy of every month.
anlT-tl O. H Viol.XT. Manager.
~ C M. WALTERS' EXCURSIONS
SIDING EAST, LEAVE LOS ANOKLKB
II Hi Monthly, office, Si. Klmo Motel.
eepHtf
PHILLIPS' POPULAR PLEASURE PAR
TIES
GOING KABT LEAVE lIEKK HEP IKM
her is. October It:. Ho, Novemb, r i;i.
December 4 sud I- Cal! ou or addreisA
PHILLIPS A CO., 184 North Main meet.
Lm Aiigeeee. anr. tt
WARNER BnOS. A CROSBY,
OF 382 NORTH MAIN STREET, LOS AN
gelee, Kxcurslous East and West at low
I eat ratee, anil pleasant s. cm,no-Is ,ns,
Call on or address them lor paitloutar. sod
1 rgtoa. aua lv
LOB ANGELES DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 4.
MILLIONS OF GOLD.
ARCHtTBCT
A. G. IUTCIIIS,
AHCIIITKCT - rarmers' A Merchants'
Rank Building, Room 26, norder Main
an Commercial strsret, Loa Angelei. su'2o
•AMUIL AUD JfiSf PH C. NtWIOM,
Ml. F.-11, »I • •HID. Block 3D
North Main St., Loa An*elei. ault tl
a p. a vioe. ocraviui MoaoA. '
KVSOa « MORCAH,
A BOHITIOTB, ROOMS I.IANe «. No. as
A. aouth Spring 8L Los An<el. „oal. ocs ll
JOHN HALL
ARCIIITRCT AND SANITARY KNOIN
eer, Ty, North Main Htreet-Kooma '
mid a. au6
■■ MIVI,
ARCHITFCT ANIISI KVKYOR Room 10,
Phillips Block, Main Street Residence
A est Washington street. Los Angeles, Cal.
Tweuty-lwo years' eiperlence. au4-t!
n. v. vouno,
tItCHITKCT AND HCI'FKIN l I.NJ'F.N'I
-fs. oflloe. ltooms l« and f, lloeder Block.
jyaitf
WHOOia AND ( 01,LK()B8.
MC I'MERRON ACaDEMT,
UOAROIKO AND HAY tCMOOL for HOYS.
Oraudaveu.ie hetwei 11 Six h and Sev
eutb streets. Kseel.ei.i ue.l liolldlug. Fall
term upeus September £1.1, ls~. For elren
lars address MePHKKIUiN BROS.,
auK 602 Orand .we., Lie. Angeles, Cal.
MISS MARTIN'S SCHOOL FOR CHIL
DREff,
rl7 KLOWKII ST., BaViWFKN BUTII
014 and Ueveiitli, X' "l".iisl'f.ml ' 1 1:1
MW. aaa»Bm
LOS ANCELEB CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC,
ails' BOOTH MAIN. OURNBROB FIFTH.
W) lustriielioo furnlstied in all braucbes
ol musical culture, through a graded course
ol study, by superior Ineihods. Beginners
receive ÜBUSUaI advantSfSf Ulplomas
awarded upon ol (oil course
'teachers' Certificates ior those taking the
Normal v urse. Special oppoltttßitl fol
praoilce on piano, pedal and pipe lug
(Iraud plane for concert and concerted s«
lections. Moulhly Musleales. I henry and
sight readlug classes free lo regular pupils
MKS K.J. VALKNTINh, I'rcsl .out. Lock
Uoxiido. aaUMI
YOUNC LADIES' INSTITUTE FOUR
TEENTH TERM.
MISS ACKLKbON'S I'RIVATK SCHOOL
for Youug Ladles sud Misses. opening day,
Monday Aligns. :in th. 31J He Ist.
.Win
MIBSESI. F. A»U N. C. KIOaR
ARK PKKPAItBIJ TO IKACII VOCAL
aud lustriiuieiilal music upou piano, orgau
aud guitar In the lalesl oouseivatory ineth
ods. Our coarse ol Instruction and rcoom
ineudallou. may in L-aamlueu by calllug at
13U Fun slreel. Spe< ial atteultou given to
chorus aud choir dill!. Letaous given at
nur room lor to per inoulbi ivlieu given at
pupils'hornets 130 Fort St. augtftt
EAST LOS ANGELES INBTITUTE,
1 to only French and Eugllsb boardlug aud
Hay School l.v Youug Ladies lv the city,
will reopen Siplemn run, lseo. Pupils
should l» there punctually the Oral day for
arrangement of classes. For further partic
ulars apply at school, uoruur ol Rutins st.
and Uritlin aye., or address Mine. c. OB
LKVAL, P. 0. Box JHO. aulitsep7
The Long Lost Gunsight
Mine Rwiiscovered.
THK OH) HOt liDRK PI.ACKKFS.
The Rii hPHI Discovery fur Many b
Year-The Onnsirrht and
(ii hi liter.
Through many weary ye|rs the seaich
for ibe wondrous Ounsight mine that
waa reported to have been discovered
near tbe Nevada hue about twenty-lire
years ugo has been continued, aad many
bleaeluug human skulls He on the burn
ing desert, the only evidences of the
adventurers wbo went out to find the
golden treasure. Mauy times it has
been reported found, but on careful ob
servation it has beeu discovered that the
real mine was not the lost and fabulous
I Uuusigbt, but yul the spirit of adventure
lived ami thrived, and the persona who
had seen tbe apecimens of gold from
that opulent region believed with a rii m
faith tbat they could find the long lost
region of richness.
in firm, brave faith, about a month
ago | party laft Lot Angeles to search
for tin koMM glory of the Pacific slopd,
It consisted of A. P. Judson, A. D.
•Spring and Barney Carter. They went
by team via Cajou Pas* down the Me
jave, over the Mojave desert in a north
uAsterly direction from Barstow, passing
by Black's ranoho, arid south of Pana
miut around the foot of the Amurgosa
nolfttolstt >»t<) that caldron of fir ■•,
Death Valley, under the fervent heat of
an August sun. Their object was to
follow as nearly as possible thesHppoaed
trail tbat the lamented Goulder followed
when ho discovered vaatplaceres of gold
uml gathered it like tbe gleaning of a
tit-Id of ripened grain.
Into tbe diiz/ling white plain tbey
went, tbe burniiig sand scurohing their
■Ore aud swollen feet, and through the
greeu goggles over their eyes the reflect
ed blaz ng light nearly ruined the sight
of their weakened eye balls.
To add to tbe horrors of tbe scene,
tbe bones of emigrants and prospectors,
mules, burros and oxen lay on the plain
where tbe possessors of these skeletons
died from thirst, beat or starvation.
Tbe party followed the north star to
ward the land of their hopes. Occa
sionally a great vulture sailed above
Utem waiting to see when one of the
party *ou!d perish to furnish him a
coveted meal. In the back ground the
barren mountain clilTs where uo blade of
grass ever grew to gladden tbe eye at
lorded no relief, while the hut was ler
rible, and beyond the waste of shining
sand tbe fantastic forma of rugged rocks
bounded thu horizon aud seemed to sink
into the ocean of a deep blue sky.
After passing out of tbe north end of
the vulley they entered the east range of
tho Amaruosa mountains. Here they
became bewildered and utterly lost.
The wntin barrels became dry anil
shrunk ami fell iv pieces, while tbe wa
gon fbiunk and fell apnrt. Fortunately
in ihat country wood never decays, ai-d
pieces of the old wagons of '49 were
toond Irom time to time where the c Mi
grants bad burne i a part of them to
cook ilteir food and then died unhonored
ami unsung Out of those remnants ot
wagons they kept then vehicle in repair
unit pushed on they knew not whither.
Their thirst became intolerable and o ;
digging into tbe saud, they ttf»»T a while
struck water, Hi alas, it was salt. Tbey
.drank ol it but it only increased their
stiff, ring. Tbey poured it into the
horses moutlH but the animals threw it
out.
At last, mure dead than alive, tbey
reached the mountains where tliey found
some timber and also some bunch grass
f r their horses and a spring of witter.
Prospecting was wearily ana uomiccbss
fatty berried on v.nil one d»y when dig
ging for water, ihey shoveled out gaVel
that abounded in coarse gold in chunks
of the valu» of a dollar tb live dollars
apiece, Tbey then knew that they bad
f jund the great placet tha. Ouulcier dis
covered loog years ago. Tney stoktd
out a claim and gathered some of tbe
precious metal. It then seem-d certain
tbat tbey were mar tbe famous GrOsV
sigbt ledges, ai d after long and tiresome
searches they we're rewarded with find
ing ledges of gold-beuriug rock, silver
ore, nalena and copper. These Ldgea
thi y heated and secured a large number
MRS. N. CATCHING..
INBIBUCTION IN PIANO, (U IIAB AND
Voice Cultuie. Terms a uioulh, lv
advance. Beginners iv piano and guitar
hi. Elira charge lor lessons al resiuiuoe.
17 yeais' oapetlenoe. 307 IgnipleSt. au7
MEDICAL COLLECk.
UlUe lUII7 VXI BKUUI.AII HhHSION
lOiHl-HMW ~l Hie Medical College oi
Hie 'luiverally of Southern California be
glus the second Wcdiiesd-iy lv October,
lor particular, address J. P. WIONKY, A
M . M. I.. l'eau, Los Almelcs, 1 ai all.'
MoPherron Acadsiny.
BOAKDINH AND DAY SCHOOL FOB
Youug Men uud Boye, Grand Avcutie,
between "ixlli end Seveulh streets. Fall
'erm opens hepleinbei 2:id, ror Cata
logue address Mcl'HKi-ito:. IIKOB., ta)2
Grand avtnile, Loa Angeles. CaL ana
ALBERT FALLER,
'l-EACHEBoIZITHKB-Thoroiighluslruc-
I tioua. 22 S. HIU street. sepl 4m
LESSONS IN SPANISH.
Lessons given aa desired. Also one eveu
luggeuera. class. Call ou Mr K. do Hi
ullUa Wilson Building, Booms 10 aud 17,
r r.lTlreeo au»27 lm
DAY AND NICHT SCHOOL.
BOOK -KEEPING., PENMANSHIP AND
Arithmetic thoroughly t-ouht at room.
II and 12, Schumacher Block L, B. LAW •
SON, Prluolpal. aa«
REMOVAL.
MISS BENGOUOH HAS KKMuVKD IIKK
Private school from No. M Third street, to
No. 140 8. Malu street.
Ibe nihtertn will open Monday, Septem
ber rub, Istki terms moderate, augi.lm
TIKNTIaXS.
~ BAUER A WILDER,
1 .KNTISTS—Have removed from the Na
1-f deal) Block to the ll.llinan Block, Co ■
ior Malu aud Commercial streets, over
farmers' and Merchants Hank. jt>'ls_
188-2-EBTABUBKI)-1882.
OR. L. W. WELLS, ,
DENTIST, Dental Rooms No. 28 South
Spring street, Boeder Block. Practiced 2.
seen, l he liesl work nt moderate price-.
Teeth extracted without palu. Hpeelal al
lentlon paid to fllliug teolh. epjo-tf
of apccinteUß.
tmf tlien began their long and weary
jonrney towards Loa Augeles, some- two
hundred miles distant, where they arrived
yesterday, soiled, ragged, bruised, sore,
tired, with weakened eyesight and
wasted strength. As soon as they had
had obtained refreshment (hey sent for
■ HSBAUD reporter, to whom they
showed their rich specimens and told
their romantic tale ol suffering and kuc
cesi. Judson aud Spring vie in fair
preservation, but Barney Carter was
badly nsednp and was not able to re
c ivc company.
To-day preparations for opening the
placm s anil using dry washers will b'- (
gin, and men, teams and tools will be
engag'd to open the ledges. -t. - i
wheels wili b> made for the wagons and
galvauized iron barrels will be made to
hold water. Nothing but sled or iron
seems to he able to withstand the el i mile
of the Kreat barren, burning I >ea U
Valiey.
Hy the time these preparations are
completed it is likely that the heat will
greully moderate.
The returning party will go from Los
Augeles to a point near Teh'ichipe by
...il t tid then by teams to the laud id
gold. It i- likely that about three
weeks will el ipse before the exped.tion
will get under way. In the meantime
the discoverers are jubilant at the
thought that they have found the Gun
sigut mine and the Gotilder placeres.
|BAKKKIKS.;
. C. FREEMAR
HOME BAaKKY AND LUNCH ROOM,
407 South Spring Btreel. Home mace
Bread, Pies ami Cnkes always ou hand;
also BOBtoo Brown Bread and beans on Sat
urday and Sunday mornings, an 4 lm
NATIONAL BAKERY
/ IORNKR MAIN AND FOURTH BTRKKTB
\J Genuine milk bread, genuine home
made bread, plain and fancy cakes, pies,
pastry, e'c. Nothing hut the vcrv best ma
terial used, and no pains will be spared to
mekethleeflrst-cl.iss family bakery. M. I.
RUIISON, Proprietor. »'■'' t'
ATTORN KYB.
j7A~ANnxx«nHr w. F. Fitjokkai.o.
J. A. ABXXRSON, JR.
ANDERSON.FITZCERAIDAANOERSON
ATTORNKYS-AT-I.AW, Los Angeles, Cal.
Orricxs—Rooms 5. 7.9,11, in "Lawyer a
Building." on Temple sirt'el. near sprite',
gopl lm ;
MAX LOEWENTHAI,
ATTORNEY AND COU NSELOR AT LAW
Herman language spoken Ron •14
Humlller Block. Loe Anreles.Cil. au»t(
W. P. WADE,
Attorney and Oonnsellor-at-Law
Bakor Block, entrance Room 6, LogiA».
Holes, Onl. ""8 2m
RNOINBKKB AND sI'RVKYORv
W. F. MeCLURE,
/ HVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
L- Office 1114 North Main street. Tele
phone no. t». au AA»-
MUNSON NICHOLS,
/ .IYIL KNGINKER, SI'RVF-YOR AND
t. Draughlsmnii rallrnti.l and water work
coiiklrnetinu. 1 mid surveying, Oulsheil maps
mill profiles io* North Main st reel, comer
ol Commercial, Los Angeles. P. O. B n
14*1. i'■«>■'l
Normal Adelphian.
The rir-t meeting of thiß sociefy sine,
the sununet vacation was held at tbe
Normal Library last evening. This soci
ety in composed of the gentlemen *tv
dents of the Normal School. It opened
with the usual earnestness so character*
isti. ol tins society. The following in
teresting programme was then rendered:
1. i) uirtette- Me srs. K. K. Wash
bum, S. Roberts, H. T. Shirley, A. M.
(iv dinger.
*>. Address- President J. F Blnke.
8 Imitations Irom Longfellow—Soci
ety.
4. Original n marks- O D- Crothers.
B Declama: m T. Badh.im.
(J. Debate-QiM'sti mi? Resolved, That
the rail road h of the United States should
In owned mid controlled by llie Govern
ment Affirmative, ft. M. Pendlet.n,
fi. A. Keillv; ntgntivo, A S. Vper, X
rV. •lepbsoo. Decided in favor of the
affirmative.
X cess.
7. Oration -.J L. Walker.
B Open Debute- Society, Question,
Resolved, That the. journalist is im re
influential in shaping opinion than the
teacher. D ("Won" in favor of iheatnnn
* Duet -.1. F. Blake, H. M. Ptudle-
BOARD AM> LOPPING,
' BELLEVUE TERRACE,"
Formerly Plckil Villa, ill) Pearl street, Lot
Augeles, Cel. Ihe nuc-t location in ihe
city, lake Sixth itreet can. ■Bellevue let
race" consists of throe buildings, all con
nected by front porch,. od contains 140 as
desirable rooms as can be found lv Si.uih
em California. Hoard nnd room fl.i 0 sud
li Ml per day. Liberal iirriingemeiils tn ntc
with persons desiring rooms and board by
lhe rilonili oi vein I'co'pb !>ls
DANIEL PiCKIT.
Mrs X A HI- K. I'l 'KIT,
sugilif Proprietors
HOiMK RMITHB,
FRUHLING BROS..
HOUSE BMITHH,WKU' GUT IRON FENC
ING, Cresting Bud Bailing a specially, M
S Los 'ngeles sireet aiig'if.:l
POLITICAL ANNOI'Ni I Ml * I I),
FOR COUNTY BURVEYOR.
JOHN Uul.' SWORTHY autioiinees h ie
self iss candidate lor County Surveyor,
subject to the decislou of the Republican
OouveutlntL en II
Kor (Jounty ABaeßtaor.
J. W. MYKBS, ol Newhall. auuounces
hit. eelf as a candidate for County Assessor,
subject to the action of the Republican
OoaTOntton. dAweOATMIm
>0R WPtiiviSUß.
I hereby announce thai 1 shall be a can
dldaie for the olttcc of Supervisor from this
district, soblecl in the decision of the Re
Thomas ft anbury.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
All pei sous are nulltled that I purchased
ou Ibe ilst of August irom Mrs. Ltbrsdo K.
de Msliso the premises at No. 147 Buena
Vista slreel. and thai suy oue purchasing
ItaemfromM-r Msnso will lake subleill te
my rlghla. Mile IKMIMACOA
fteptemb.r Ist, ISM
University on Southern Cali
fornia Catalogue.
President B uvard has laid ou the laMe
of the Hkhai.o teporter a copy of ihe
Annual Caialogue of ihe University of
Southern California. The prosperity of
the institution was elaborately noticed in
tho Hkkai.p at coinmencemeul time. Tlie
citidogue gathers up in a compact form
all these notes of growth and enterprise.
The next term begins on the SU of the
current month.
"Make a Comparison."
Said a leading merchant yesterday,
"between tbe silly booming piices of tbe
inexperienced and the admirable course
of the Southern California hand Cum
pany. See the Klevent b street block
they have placed on the market at $6110,
whde others are ottering tuts m lea nway
at treble the price. A sound business
policy wins.
Messrs. Stilson ft Hall have just piped
arveral hundred feet of tbe arroyo buck
of tb« T« tuple-street engine house and
w.il immediately till it iv fur lota. The
pipe is sixteen inch ctmeut pipe, fur
nished hy the I. - Angeles Cement
Works.
Chas. K. Stunner has retired from the
editorial chair of the Pomona Time*-
Courier to resume the practice of the
law. Mi. J. H. he* will hereafter do
l Le editorial work. I
LEAK, THE FORSAKEN.
rniaa fflarfaret .Tiather'* l*e»
Trlampa.
Ijkht night Uiss Margaret Mather ap
peared in "Le*b, the Forsaken, at tbe
Grand Opera House. The rotV is very
different from anything she hss es.
•eyed heretofore dnriDg the short season
in this city. Tbe play Is one of those
Adapted aud played by Augnitin Daly,
and waa written by Mosenthal iv tier,
man. Daly's company ia perhaps the
best in the world, takiag it all through.
To play in his track requires a good deal
of conlidenoe. Miss Mather must have
confidence in herself and her compauy
or she would not have tried "Leah, the
Forsaken" in Ixm Angeles. With all
efforts it never was yet told why these
companies who visit us here so oflen
fall to bring all their propcr
tiea. It is simply that ihey
will not tit the stage. To play "Iseah"
shorn of ucy of'the accefsories of the art
hiatrionic has in it something bordering
on temerity. The play is uot an attrac
tive one There is not a spark of light in
it from begiuniog to end any more than
vn the dark night uf atorm. which fitly
pictures the dark storm in the heroine's
heart, save the gleam of the fiercest
passions also fitly pictured by the piny
uf tbe forked lightning round her head.
lt is so different from tbe genius of
Shakespeare, who relieves the sadly ler
rible fate of the actors in "Romeo and
Juliet" by the play of gay "Mereutio'a"
humor, and by the absurd pomp of the
old nurse.
The role "Leah" is full of exigencies
that call out all the native forces of the
queens of tragic art. In the opiuiou of
many of the best critics among Los An
geles playgoen —and Los Angelea has
critical playgoers who, by the way,
never saw London—Miss Mather last
uight gave a most masterly intarpreta
tion uf the poor outcast Jewess, ca*i oft
hy tbe hard religious prejudices of so
culled Christians, and cast off by the
luver who had won her freah young
heart only to truinple it under his feet.
The roU is foil of tine iines, and ant.
r.ad them with rare intelligence.
Her acting was strong all tbe
way through, lv the death scene it v. «
grand. there are few deaths on the
atage done more successfully, because
there are few done more terribly in their
realist i.
Mr. Paulding has less to do as "Ru*
aolph" than has usually fallen to his lot,
but he read his lints with great intelli
gence and acted more naturally than on
former occasious.
Harry Kytinge as the "Village Bar
ber" and doctor waa quite up to hia
usual high level, as waa also Mr. Wdi
rt m Kauona as "Abraham," the old blind
Jew.
Mr. Milnea Leviuk, aa "Nathan." the
Schoolmaster, aud an apostate Jew was
as he has approved himself iv all be has
nudertaken here, a very clever actor,
with his art at his lingera' ends.
Miss Helen Glidden played a double
role as "Sarah" and as "Roael." Sue
was quite charming in both.
For the matinee this afternoon
"Romeo aud Juliet" will be given ami
for tbe farewell performance Shake
speare's Macbeth, one of the four great
tragedies ot the bard is underlined. It
will be an excellent study to see alls*
Mather first in the lighter aud sadder
role of "Juliet" and then iv the grander
aud more terriblb oue of the guilty
queen who buttsted in unwomanly man-
"I know
"How sweet it Is to lovo the babe that milks
"I could its toothless gums pluck from my
"And daah Its brains out. had 1 an sworn it,
"As thou hast done to this."
Personal Mention.
J. K. simmous, Superintendent of tha
Chino ranch, is at the At Elmo.
Mr. Jake SpilK, traveler ior Sun
Brothers, San Fraucisco, ia io the city.
Mr. O. VV. Dnrbrow, ofColton, passed
through yesterday M route frop. San
Francisco to the desert.
Mr. B. A. Hull, of the Loa Auge.lt s
Improvement Company, has taken up
his abode at the NaoYau.
Mr. John Laurens, of the Sunset Td
t'Craph Telephone Company, arrivt d
hero from San Francisco yesterday.
Ben. Strauas, formwly Postmaster at
Mojave, taken a positron in Hie
mouoy order department of the Post
office in tbis city.
Major Ceo. H. Bonebrake, of Loa An
i^eic- 1 , haa hi en ehoien aa a member of
the Executive Committee ot the Kepub
liCsio :-tate Committee,
Mr. W. M. Williams, of Oakland,
formerly well knowu as an Angehsa, is
in Southern Califo nia on a little viai;.
He went out to San tlorgonio yester
day.
Dr. Chas. W. Bryson, late UniUd
States Examining Surgeon at Falls City,
Xebraaka, haa located iv Los Angeles
aud opened an office. He proposes to
make his home here.
JohnCashin, of the Union I» Com
pany, is back in Loa Angeles after a
mouth's absence. .Mr. Cashin visit d
the different agencies of the company
and then went to San Francisco, from
which place he hai just returned. He
says that tbe business of the com pa y
has greatly increased this year and that
the people in the southern counties are
rapidly becoming large ice consumers.
A' the Union loeCompanv handle only
natural ie«, the pare article from the
crystal streams nt the Sierra Xevarla,
this fact is not tt. Lm wonder, d at.
Local News Notes.
The Prohibition convention will be
held to-day at 9;30 a. m. in Good Ten p
l.i Hall.
Tbe grape growers will hold another
meeting at the rooms of the Hoard of
Trade to-day ai 10 a. M.
The Los Angelea College opens on
Wednesday next, September 8, on the
corner of Fifth and Olive.
Mr. Andronico Sepulveda sent a big
Los Angeles watermelon off to the City
of Mexico yesterday by express to liia
brother, Judge Vgnacio Sepulveda, a
whilom Angeltfio ol great popularity.
Owing to the sudden doubling of the
freight rates on grtipes to Kastern mar
kets the shipments of grapes abroad
have ceased. The goosu that laid ihe
golden egg has been killed. The Muscat
grapes will henceforth be need for rai-io.
Under Which King.
The gutter at the postorhee is still nn
strncted contrary to law. Why? nd
permits are given to obstruct fatter* of
streets. The health officer has been ap
pealed to but he is invisible to the naked
eye, and his successor has not been up
pointed. The Chief of Police, who is
ex-ofticio a health offi er pleads tb. b lb)
act, and says the street commisioner
must do it, for he can't. He appears
like tbe boy with his first pair of
breeches, un<ble to bundle them without
outside help. When he becomes
tiu,ue" he may do something hesides
drawing his salary. Ask Dr. Fell >ws
aud others who occupy the post oifice
building, BOW they like the death-deal
Ing smell that prevails at the front of he
edifice. Ordinance No. 5, page 16:., is
evidently not read at the City Hall. It
might be well for thestreet commissioner
to preserve that long fnrgottuu pag\ it
is rather "antique.
Pasadena Items.
i From the Pasadena Star.)
The Sien a Madre tunnel struck Bnoh a
strong How ol water on Friday last that
the workmen had to beat a hasty retreat
to get out of the way of the stream.
We are infotmed that Mrs. Koss was
offered 920,000 for her place near Sierra
Madre, aud that it was refused. A. W.
Swain has sold bin ten-acre ranch for
*0000.
We are uiiihnrixed to state, as a mat
ter of public information, that the Colo
rado-Street railroad is not dead; is only
sleeping. Iron was ordered two aftoaths
auo and should have been here weeks
ago. As soon as it arrives it will go
down rapidly ami all things will be
pushed to c unpletiou. Bo don't allow
your perturbed minds to wander in tbe
least trom this authoritatively declared
faot.
A Good Thing.
My Good Fortune
Por sale. Having no personal use for
the house and lot which was distributed
Iq me in the Irnmston Traot, House
No. 4. Maxwell avenue , near Vermont
avenue, I will sell it very cheap if taken
at once. Jan. Montoomkrv,
89 South Spring atreet.
You will never a*veasour utomaee tt y „n
drink Uainiaua Bitters.
War Department Signal Service
U. S. Army.
EXTRA!
Eleventh St Block.
This splendid residence Droperty, consist
ing of
SIXTEEN I t KM! LOTS,
Fronting ou Kteveutb street, uear Pearl,
aud extending back to Victor street (a cu
tout street),
Eacn Lot Froitta on Both Streets 1
Is now, by order of the owner, offered by the
SOUTHERNCALiFOBNIA LAND CO,
244 N. Main £t,, Baker Block,
At less than half the price of prop
erty In so cbolce a locality.
The success ef this Compauy lv all Us en
terprises has been owing to the fact that It
places Us prepeny at the lowest valuation
and doee not believe In bsomlni
prlcea.
The books for this block wUI open .o-day
at 0 a.m. The terms are #V»0 per mouth,
wlthont interest The price, |6tfo per lot,
each lot including two frontages. Nothing
to compare to this
Fine Central Location
Haa yet been offered to the public. Wheu
lots ou Washington street, beyond Flgueroa,
are held at 92,000, these large lots on
Eleventh, uear Pearl, almost In the center
of the city, aud ot double frontage, cau be
appreciated at
$590.
The distribution of these lots takes place
Immediately ou payneut of $50, after
tbey are all subscribed for, and parties can
have posses nl on and build at ouoe.
are ol equal value and include
one coruer lot. These lots will oomtnadd
SlOOO each b fore November. Four nftftu
with Klectrlc Lights will slant almost lv
frout of this property.
Carriages every .hour to convey you to
tins splendid Block from the salesroom of
the
Southern California Laid Co.,
244 N Main St., Baker Block
property will notbe on the
market thrbs uays.'W, sepl
Division ol Telegrams aud Reports forth*
benefit of CucuAerce aod Agriculture, he
port of observation* taken at kot Angelet)
California, flepteusber 8.1806
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Ils>slmiim Thermometer, 80 0.
Minimum Thermometer. (HO.
Dots.
Tents fur sale or reut at Poy'ai saddlery.
TsUulU's Puuch Clgarn at P.O.Cigar Store.
"tllerra Madre," best five cent cigar, for
sale only at coruer First aud Blaiu.
Try the Sappho Key West Cigar, 3 for J5
• eDta, corner Firut aud Hatu streets.
If you waut a house Cheap, %o to Graham,
Taylor A Co.
Plush and spun ttilk parlor suit lounges,
etc., at AUsd's.
Strangers iv search of work will do well to
call at No. l.' Court atreet.
i-urnlture, etc., for oaslt or lustAllmeut at
Allen's, 82 8. Bprlng street.
Goto the Pony Stable, 14 N. Main Mtreet,
for a slyllsh turnoat cheap,
2\lcantara Urove lotA this week, last
clisnce. :>0 South Spring street.
The BesseHr Fire EztinqnUher has no
superior. Office 38 N. Spring street.
gee that choice corner lot in SonoraTown.
OrahNm, Taylor & Co,, 12 West First strtet.
The Montebello Champaguo depot Is now
In charge of Weyse Brothers, Naud's ware-
The Montezuma, is N. Spring atreet, is the
only place iv the city to get a really nice
If you waut good, reliable help of all
kinds, go to the I'ulon Emplxyment Ofllce,
No. 3 South Main nt,eet.
Walnut, ash aud cherry bedroom sulu st
Allen's, No, 82 8. Spring street.
Highest prices paid for secoiid-lwud fur
niture at the FaniouH Auction House, 202
South Spring. Stern A Hester.
vVella contracted for by Griggs Bron. A
Hsriv'sou from 10 to 2UOO feet. Corner Buu
ker Hill aud Court House street.
Carpets, oil cloth, linoleums, at Allen's, 82
S. Sprlns street.
Wall papers, glasr. of all kinds, pa'.nts, oils,
etc., artists' colors and materials, picture
mouldings and show-cases can always be
fouudiufull aupply at Raphael A Schles
luger'a, 16 N. Main street.
Cigars, Cigars.
Buy your cigars from Kdeluiau A Co., the
only exclusive wholesale cigar aud Lobacoo
house Iv Southeru CalHorula. Coruer o(
Los Augeles aud Couimercial streets.
An Array of Slow Sellers as Bar
gains To-day.
We will sell lawoß, nice designs, at 4c
a yard.
We will sell gents' satin scarfs, new
styles, at 25c, worth 50c.
We will sell mtrn'b merino shirts, grey,
mixed or white, at 26c, worth 45c.
We will sell boys' school suits at
92.50. regular price $4.
We will sell boys' knee pants at 75c,
regular price $1.
We will sell ladles' colored silk mitts
at 22c, regular price 40c.
We will sell ladies' genuine French
kid button shoes at $2.?;">, regular piice
$4 00.
We will sell an elegant line of assort
ed parasols at tbe uniform price of $1 75,
worth from $2 25 up to $3.
We will sell tbe remainder of tbe
ladies' shade bats at 25c, worth 65c to
85 o.
We will sell half-wool dress-goods,
solid colors, at 10c» former price \
We wllsell rive-button real kid gloves
atSOj a pur, worth 85c.
We w l sell silk stitched corsets at
50c, wel boned, worth 85c.
We will sell men's Vicuua wool un
derwear at 500. worth 75c.
We will sell one piece bLiok Lyons
gros grain silk at $1.21, worth $2 25, to
day only. Pkople's Stokk.
GIGANTIC
Annonncenient!
h. novo
& CO.
Hare just ret-he. from Mew York the
balance of b imtutifaeturer's itock of
READ Y-M ADC
SUMMER SUITS
Purchased at a Reduction of
50c. od tbe Dollar,
W hloh they will offer lo the Ladles st prices
uerer before kuown in thii city.
Cambric Unite for $2 SO
Percale Suite for $4 50
Calico Wrappers for SI 00
Scotch Chninbrie Suite, elegantly
trinime.l, for 17 130
Sateen Suita for $7 ISO
Albatros aiol Kloniino Canvas Cloth
Suite in Oreem, Pink Tim and
Blue, foi 110 00
While Lawn Suits for $3 SO
White K,'i hroiderod Uwu Suit. forSS 00
Colored Embroidered f.uwn Suite
for SB 00
A t'OMPMiTF. AHBDH I MSNT OF
FREIN OH IMPORTED
LAW*. Mill,
lIHI.IMH, i lli ni'lill
SATEEN SUITS,
HEAVILY TRIMMED IN LACK AND
EMBR'IDEKY.
B. -A enmp'ete Mne of WOOI.KN
■ HITS in all oolors and In the lateit f»sh
ionaM. fabrics, ranging Id price fiom
112.D0 to |80 each.
gJmT- attention i« called to the
above linen of gandfi being the cheapest
ever ihown on the Pacific CosM.
Respectfully.
H. Mtsatevi A Co.,
The Only Clouk and Suit House,
ll N. sritixo Ht.,
Adjoining- t hi- ran detail Hotel.
aulllm
Another Success for the Southern
California Land Co.
Tbe Eleventh atreet block placed ou
the.maiket yesterday by the 8. C. Land
Co, is being rapidly subscribed for. It
ie offered at half the price of adjoining
property.
DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICBB ONE DOLLAR.
KING-*'Our Mother'-lu this city, FridAy,
September :id, Mr.t Maretta Kloff, mother
of Mm. M. U. McKoon. of this City.
The funeral will lake place to morrow
(Suuday), September r>th, at 2:30 v. M.,
from the family residence, coruer Oraoge
and Kip streets. Friends and aci|tiahit
ances are Invited to attend.
crjAcoßspu
|r* j**!- C^s3l-cTMtICT, Neuralgia,
TW* CHAftI.KS A. VORF.T.VK 10., Kul'tlmon., 14.. V. S, *.
FO^SALE.
734 acres of Unimproved Land one
Mile from Cucamonga Station
ALL CHOICE LEVEL LAND, BUITABLE
FOR VINES AND FRUIT.
Will be iold at a great sacrifice if taken
noon. Fnr further particulars apply to
W ill I h A LIN(1,
Heal Estate and Money brokers.
No. 4 F.ust First street. sep'i lw
Application for City Deed.
Notice is hereby give:, that Application
will be made to the Council of the City of
Los Angeles, at the session of tbe said Council
to be held Monday September fith, 1886. for
a quit claim deed from s-iid city to Oliver
H. Bliss of all that certain lot of land sit
uated In the city of Lon Augeles, county of
Los Angeles, State of California, bounded
nnd iH'M-ritiL'd R- s follows:
Situated on the easterly side of Alameda
street and marked upon tht- map of the clsy
rJ Los Angeles made by H. J. Stevenson,
dated mi. as' O. H. Bliss W«2 A," bound
ed north by McLaughlin, east by lauds of
Mrs. Blgelo", Mrs Huber and estate of M
Keller, deceased, on the south by the estate
of M. Keller, deceased, and on me west by
Alameda street, saving and excepting there
from the easterly HOI scien theieof con
veyed to Uhak. aod Ghw 9timson.
Ke.'ereuce Is made to the abstract of title,
map and petition now on file in my of
fice; and all parties Interested are hereby no
tified to file their objections, if any they
have, in writing, at mv office at least one
day befere B>iid t;tii day ol September. 1 **-**>-
' W. W KOBINBON,
Clerk of the Council of the ctty of Los An
I Js* Angel ok. August '2t".th, IMS. epl M
Notice ot Intention.
Notice Is hereby given that ft Is the
iutertiou of the Council of the city
of Los Angeles to establish the grade of
• ashlugtun utreet fro>n Flgueroa street to
tbe west cltv hmiudiry hm follow;
At the intersection of Flgueroa street t'te
grade • all be H'/S ftet below the datum
plane: at the intersection of Bnnsallo sve
one the grade shall be I -«t below the
datum plane; at the liiter.-ectiou of Tnber
man street the grade shall be 48.00 feet be
low the datum plane: at the west city
boundsry lhe grade snail be 64.00 feet be
low the datum plane
All persons Interested are hereby notified
to rile their objections, If miy they have,with
the Clerk of the rounni ten days uf
the date of the fh-t public itl..u uf thin notice.
By order of the Council of the cltv ol UM
Augeles at Its meeting of August SO, A. D.
1886.
W. W KnItINSON,
Clerk o( ihe Council of tho City of Lot Au
gele*.
Los Angeles, AafM.stlML IHH6. tepi lilt
T. J. WALTON,
■lIOOCMOJI TO A. I. BOYT,
FURNITURE!
BKiMHVfii, stoves
GENERAL HOUSE - FURNISHING OUOD3.
19 South Fprinij Street,
LOS ANOKLEB, GAL. ray-'ltf
AUCTION MUM,
AUCTION SALES
By 11. 11. MATLOCK,
No. 18 N. Ijo. Anir<*l«. At. 2ft vt.ari'
raiii>rl<.ii"r Rolling Hell Kut.te unci Pitb.iu
ol Property fn SbfMfo, 111 .ppl Dm
Moreb me k Retclart, 146 S. SDrlng st,
lolDlu In Carpeater Work.
Step udders and drsnge laddi rs aapecislty.
Agent for Centennial tt indmlllp.
Plaster Paris ornaments foi sale, put up
and guaranteed ji v
Notice of Intention.
Notice is hereby given that It is the luteu
tion ot the Council ef the city of Urn Aa
gelus to establish the graile of Fort sireet
Irom Hork street 1" the north line of Hand
sireet as fo.lows:
At the intersection of Kock street the
grade shall be, as now established, 142 M
feet above i be .lain \ plane; at a polut r.'J.t 0
feet souiLi oi .uuth line of Kock street the
grade Shall he 117.'0 feel above the datum
plane; at a point 2M feet south of south line
of Kock street the grale shall be 14.V00 fuel
above the datum plane , at the north line of
Hand street lhe grade shall bs 140.00 feet
above the d>itum piano.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to file their objections, If any they have,
with the Clerk of the Council wlthiu ten
days of tbe date of the first publication of
this notice.
By order of the Council o the city of IjOS
Angeles at Its meeting of August HO.h,
A. D. ISM.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council oi the City of bos Au
geles.
Lot Angeles. August Slth. IMM s«p? Iflt
llyou warns good Minug uuss dau »| v. r.
Beinseman's Drug Store, VJ2 Main atreet,
Who keeps tbe largest assortment Of trusses
o i «aud in Southern California.
The utuetyaU Kills Villa College sod
Belmont Hotel l ots, situated ou Hue of Bee
cuid Street Cable k. R , are offered to tbe
public to day. They are less tbau rue aud
a quarter miles from Bering and Becoud
streets High ground. Magnificent view.
Kaptd communication. Surround a six
acre Park. Prices less than any propert)
twice the distance- Fer maps ana all de
tails call or address.
KDW. a HALL. Trustee,
37 -011 th Spring street,
Or Westeru Terminus Second St. Cable
R. R. sep2
YOU MAY NOT READ YOUB TITLE CLEAR
Through before you can resell any of those magnificent lots In the charming "Hege"
Tract" ou Grand Avenue to Main Street, directly adjoining and snrpaf-slng the Long-street
Place, except In price. You need not be au expert iv real estate matters to readily see,
the great bargalua offered In flue improve! lots by Mr. McCarthy tv this Traot
BUT
Any lady or gentleman, resident or uew coiner,cau purchase oue or more of these ale
gant lots with the assurauoe sustained by prloes on all surrounding property of nearly
doubling tnelr money within 90 days. Please examine the lots and oall at James P.
McCarthy's Office, U North Spring htreet, aud get cash prices, which will bo good for ten
dsysonly as this property Is for sale, and If there is no Kleotrlc Road
YOU WILL PET THERE ALL THE SAME.
ISlow Sellers
AND
ODDS AND ENDS!
Every good housewife knows well what It is to have a general house clean
Ing. There are carpets to be taken up, old traps to be thrown out, the old worn
lurniture gets a recovering; in short everything ia overturned to get at the un
molested places which hare escaped the brush and broom. Many things are
thereby discovered. The long lost silver thimble comes to light, there ia an arti
cle and yonder another that wan lost to view. These samo house cleanings we
also have iv a business sense at the end of each season. Every live merchant
knows it it his duty to ferret out the slow selliug articles that nave not moved.
There must have been some reason for it. The style may have been poor, they
may have been b idly bought, but nevertheleea f they must go, so we fo through
our entire stock and take out and offer for sale the
Slow Sellers
Odds and Ends
And make prices that rid us of their presence. Duiing this entire week we will
offer a vast line of
SLOW SELLERS and ODDS aod ENDS
AT ASTONISHING PRICES.
We will leave nothing undone ou our part to make this week an interesting
one to close buyers.
We are going to offer articles from every department and urpeot au immense
business.
People's Store,
A. HAMBURGER & SONS.
Stamping done by either the Indelible or Powder Process. A mammoth
variety of patterns.
DnicMMeaIGASDLINESTOVES,
SIMPLEST AND BEST MADE.
Buy one, try it a week; if not absolutely (satisfied come back
and set your money.
GASOLINE BY CAN OR CASE.
ALASKA MEEMTOES!
Guaranteed to (rive satisfaction.
Mantels and Orates, Stoves and Ranges.
CR AND ALL. CROW & CO.,
esotrcp 3Q a.x\<3L 33 TtT. SPRIJB~CS- WV.
T. J. FLANAGAN, President. F. (}. YAPP, Treaaurer. I. J. CUDDY, Sic'y
FLANAGAN CUDDY CO.,
ace morth maiht era*.
Straight Kentucky Whiskies Direct from Bond
We handle u.i Blinded ur Cat Whiskies, All our sock is Straight Doubt.
Stamped flood., .hipped to m direct from bond. B .Me of Nelson, M .Breyer and
Ripey R)c, the most popular brand* of
HAND MADE SOUR MASH WHISKIES,
Can be obtained at our .tore in .|uantilie» lo unit patron., or through us direct
from brnrf, tl m — the Bole Agcnti in Southern California for the
BELLE OF NELSON DISTILLINO (Jo., of Nelson Oouuty. Ky.
THE FINEST QUALITY OF LIQUORS BOTTLED FOR MEDICAL AND
FAMILY USE.
•wLos Anifeles and Sonoma Wines and Brandies a Specialty.
Ooodi Delivered Free to any part of the city, and carefully picked and shlp-
uuy pun ..( the United Stale* sep.ltf
Cold Storage Beef at Ghino Ranch Market,
40 SOUTH SPRING STREET
NEARLY OPPOSITE NEW CITY HALL.
■W- l hlabeetli fattened ou the celebrated fiblnn Kauoh, killed at tbe celebrated
(tlilnn itancli fUaua liter llcum- (formerly Fetudlllo Ik I'lcu) n■ »r town, and placed In tbe
enoler at Log Angele* 100 Works, from whence It is deliverer! lo eu.tonier. direct, after
having hung there two day., or two « nek., ai m*y be ileilred Guaranteed to be prime
end frch and positively free from all animal heat.
Hlni tHliumii, Presprlet.r.
TELEPHONE tit.
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