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DAILY HERALD.
United States Signal Service.
Report of observations taken at Los Angeles,
California, August 30, 1888, by tbe War Depart
ment:
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5:07 a. si.|29 01; 62 I 60 W 1
18:07 r. M.!2a.89 82 65 8 9
5:07 p. m. 129 851 70 I 61 W I 10
|Ve*| Wes-
ley ther.
Maximum temperature, 83; minimum tem
perature. 61.
PERSONALS.
Mr. A. C. Hudson, of Kansas City, is
at the Nadeau.
Rev. M. B. Wilson left last evening fcr
a trip to Chicago.
Mr. Julin E. Carey, of New York, is at
the Westminster.
Mr. W. L. Harderson, of Santa Paula,
is at the Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian P. Jones, of Elsi
nore, are visiting the city.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Wingard left yes
terday for Einporia, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nimock, of Santa
Fe Springs, are at the Westminster.
Mrs. 3. Fleishman and Miss Fleish
man, of New York, are paying a visit to
the city.
Mr. W. A. Thompson, manager for
Miss Hattie Bernard Chase, is at the
Nadeau.
Messrs. A. M. Van Horn, L. Betzel
and Wm. Collier, of San Diego, are at
the Nadeau.
Governor R. W. Waterman and his
son J. S. Waterman, of New York, are
at the Nadeau.
Tom J. Field, of Topeka, Kan., and
Mr. and Mrs. Swetnam, of Omaha, are
visiting the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. McLain.of Monroe,
La., and Misb I. McLain, of Pasadena,
are at the Nadeau.
Mr. C. R. Dempster, Mrs. C. J. Demp
ster and D. O. Herbert, of San Francisco,
are at the Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Warden, of Boston,
have returned from Coronado Beach and
are again at the Nadeau.
Messrs. Thomas R. Bard and D. T.
Perkins, prominent lawyers of Huenemo,
Ventura county, are at the Westminster.
A party consisting of Mr. H. C. Bald
win and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Baldwin, started last evening on a trip to
Chicago.
Dan Williamson, a popular newspaper
man of San Francisco and San Diego, is
spending a short and well earned vaca
tion in this city.
Mrs. C. A. Hamilton, of Meriden,
Miss., arrived in the city yesterday. She
joins her husband here, and they will
make Los Angeles their home.
United States Marshal Kisley passed
through the city yesterday on his way to
Santa Monica, where he went to see Mr.
J. W. Potts, who is lying in a precatious
state of health at the Arcadia.
Mr. Chas. Golimer, who has been visit
ing his home in Europe, has returned to
this city. He states that he enjoyed his
trip very much, but that he is pleased to
be in Los Angeles again.
D. Gager Peck and wife, of the firm of
Peck & McCoy, funeral directors, are so
journing at the Hotel del Coronado, San
Diego, taking a much needed rest. His
friends hope to see him back soon,
greatly improved by his visit.
Rev. Dr. E. Schreiber, of the Congre
gation B'nai B'rith, in this city, who has
been spending a few weeks at Denver,
has returned home. He lectured before
very large audiences of his former con
gregation in Temple Emanuel, in Den
ver. He will appear at the Synagogue
on Fort street to-morrow.
NEWS NOTES.
A court-martial will convene at Fort
Grant, Ariz., next Monday.
The Conference of the Methodist
Church of California will convene next
week at Pasadena.
The Central W. C. T. U. will hold its
regular meeting to-day at 2 p. m. in the
Methodist Church, South.
The Third Ward Republican Club
will hold its first meeting to-night at the
County Committee rooms on First street.
The Mystic Society gave an entertain
ment last night at Odd Fellows Hall.
There was a large crowd and a pleasant
programme.
The Fort street Lyceum will meet this
evening in the parlors of the Fort street
M. E. Church. An excellent programme
has been arranged.
Plats of township 9 north, range 18 and
19 east, have been filed in the Land Of
fice and the lands embraced in these
townships are now open for entry.
The Turner festival will take place in
this city shortly. On Saturday evening
the San Diego delegation will arrive, and
a reception will follow at Turner Hall.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $110,624, and were 95 in
number. Of these 27 were for nominal
considerations and 34 were for more than
$1000 each.
The service of the Eait Los Angeles
Baptist Church next Sunday evening
will be dispensed with as the pastor and
congregation will attend the first services
in the new Central Baptist Church.
The halls of the Ramona were enliv
ened last night by one of the pleasant
socials given by the proprietor, Mr. J. F.
Burns. About tbirty-five couples were
present to enjoy the dancing and the
festivities were continued until a late
hour.
On Saturday evening a Spanish Dem
ocratic mass meeting will be held in
front of the Pico House. The speeches
will all be in Spanish, and the orators
already secured are A. Orfila, R. T.
Sepulveda and R. Doininguez. Several
others will address the meeting.
Free lectures on national subjects will
by given by Alonzo T. Jones at Armory
Hall on Saturday, Sunday and Monday
evenings. The subject of the first lecture
will be "Senator Blair's proposed amend
ment to the National Constitution."
Sunday evening he will lecture on "The
National Sunday Law."
The Reliance Club will hold its regular
weekly meeting in Judge Huiton's court
room this evening. It will be a rare
treat, as ex-Congressman Herndon, of
Texas, Hon. Ellis Powell, Colonel Violet
and S. C. Lockwood have decided to
give some good Democratic logic. All
Democrats are invited to attend.
The Traders and Travelers' Accident
Insurance Company of New York, whose
General Agent, Fred S. Case, recently
THE LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, 1888.
established an agency here, is doing a
fine business in this city. Among the
memhers of its Board of Directors are
such men as John L. Burdett, Paymaster
N. Y. C. k H. R. R. Co., Samuel F. Pier
son, Vice-Chairman Trunk Line Com
mission, Nathaniel Niles, President
Tradesman's National Bank, New York,
and others. We think so well of this
company and its individual registry sys
tem that we have a policy with them.
Criminal Notes.
The five Chinamen who were arrested
in Chinatown while running a dice game
Wednesday night, were fined !?'> a piece
in Justice Taney's court yesterday.
A jury was impaneled in Judge Che
ney's court yesterday morning to try
Francisco Soto, who is accused of having
committed an outrage upon little Tillie
Vest. The case was continued until to
day.
A family quarrel between the Kurtzes
and the O'Briens, occupied the attention
of Justice Taney's Court yesterday morn
ing. After a quantity of testimony, the
charge of battery against Emma O'Brien
was dismissed.
Cyrus True, the Clerk of the Police
Department, captured a deserter from
the United States Army by tho name of
John R. Davis, who got away from Whip
ple Barracks, Arizona. Mr. True will
get a reward of $ol).
William Leonard appeared before Jus
tice Austin yesterday on a charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon. He got into
a difficulty with an architect bythenitme
of Apponyi.and struck hint in the face, it
is alleged, with a brickbat.
Tbe battery case against Joe Durston
in Justice Austin's Court was dismissed
yesterday. This was the charge pre
ferred by Jane Thompson, the young girl
who persisted in wandering about the
streets in spite of her brother's eft'orts to
prevent her.
Charles A. Smith, who was sent to the
county jail for nine months by Judge
Cheney, for an assault with a deadly
weapon, has written a long letter to the
Judge, hogging that he may be sent to
Sau Quentin, as the jail is a very disa
greeable place of residence.
John Gillman, who worked the direc
tory fraud, was committed for forty days
by Justice Austin yesterday. Tlie detec
tives who looked into his case discovered
that he Bad done some lino work in the
petty larceny line. Among other tilings
he took a coat from 20 East First street
and sold it to a "fence."
A man by the name of Austin came
into Justice Taney's C.urt yesterday to
complain of tlie severe beating which his
little son had received from some un
known man driving a dump-oart. The
man had not contented himself with
pounding the boy, but had also stolen his
coat and hat. As the man could not be
identified, no warrant was issued.
J. Blumenthal, of 131 Commercial
street, was arrested yesteroay by Detect
ives Mackenzie and Lynch. Mis. Aek
ermau. of First street, happened to dis
cover at Blumenthai's place a coat which
she says had been stolon from her hus
band. Tlie dealer refused to pive up the
coat and Mrs. Ackermau complained at
the station. Blumenthal was brought to
the station and John Gillman, a prisoner,
identified the coat as the one he had
stolen and sold.
Undelivered i Vleirruitm.
Undelivered telegrams at the Western
Union Telegraph office, Xo 8 Court
street, at 10 p. m., August 30th: Mrs.
Clara Oakman, Henry, Arrlety, Faustino
Urena, (i. E. Dayton, Prof. Henry Leed
lam, Robert McCuistion.
The Ellis College has been rebuilt and
in every way improved. It will open
September 12.
Where shajl I take my lunch? At the Vienna
Bntret
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
The powder never varies. A model of purity
and wholsomeness. More economical than the
ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in compe
tition with the multitudes of low test, short
weight, slum of phosphate powders. Sold only
in cans, Royal Baking Powder Co., 10li Wall
St., N. Y. WM. T. COLEMAN & CO., Sau Fran
cisco, Agents. aO-12m
H. W. CHASE. H. K. MOORE.
LOS ANGKLKf, : : CAL.
NEW MANAGEMENT,
cut si; & jiuoßE, : Proprietors.
Strictly first-class. All modern improve
ments, including elevator, electric light, per
fect electric fire alarm and call s\stem.
Rates, $2 50 to $3 per day. excepting parlors
and rooms with bath.
The patronage of commercial tourists especi
ally solicited. Ample sample rooms.
JOS. BCHREIBER, JR., Associate Manager,
_au4 3m Late Bates House, Indianapolis.
rtc. canton;
Heal Estate ana Loan Agent,
28 North Spring street (room 2),
LOS ANGELES, CAL.,
Will buy and sell real estate, negotiate loans,
make col'ecrions, aud fttend to filiugcorrect
assessment., of real estat?, payment of taxes for
non-residents, aud redemption of property un
der tax sales
List of lands—first class Improved and unim
proved city lots solicited, for s«le.
Reference—First National Bank. an!9tf
niSGELL.ANEOCS.
BEESON & RHOADES.
Will sell at their elegant new salesrooms,
Nos. 1 10 and 121 West Second Street,
Between Spring and Fort,
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist,
AT 10 A. M. AND 2 P. M.,
The Contents of a Four'een Room Dwelling
Consisting of
BEDROOM SETS,
CIIIIIOKMEHS,
Easy Chairs, Lounges,
Parlor Sets aud Fine mirrors,
CARPETS.
In Wilton.velvet, body Brussels, tapestries, and
all grades of ingrains.
Window Shades, Lace Curtains,
PORTIERES AND CORNICE POLES,
And a General Assortment of gcois found In a
first-class house.
Sale peremptory and without reserve.
Ladies are especially invited to attend our
sales, as especial pains will be taken to make
everybody comfortable.
Goods on exhibition the day before.
KEN O. BHOADEjj, Aui tloneer.
SttO lm
Lon cl on in g Co.
Trade in ark.
LEADERS UN" STYLES
OF MEN' 3 AND BOYS'
CLOTHING-,
Furnishing : Goods : and : Hats.
Til IS WEEK WE OFFER «>i:R ENTIRE LINE OF
T !R JJ UST X s —
At Actual Cost. This is a Genuine Offer.
London Clothing Co.,
CORNER SPRING AND TEMPLE STREETS.
HARRIS & FRANK, Proprietors. tn36am
PHILADELPHIA ~
Carpet and Wall Paper House.
In order to reduce our stock to make room lor new goods, we will offer
Two-ply Ingrain Carpets From 35c. per yard up.
Hand-loom " From (15c. " "
Three-ply " From 90c. " "
Tapestry Brussels " From (>sc. " "
Body " " From 90c. " "
Moquette " 91.85toQl.80" "
Linoleums, Matting, Draperies, etc., at proportionately low prices.
In WAEE PIPEK we will give you
White Blanks From sc. per roll up.
Gilts From 10c. " ,r
Embossed Gilts From 18c. " "
Borders and Decorations at equally low figures.
BEN COHEN, 240 S. Spring St., Los Angeles
au23 3 m
ROUSE & CURTIS,
General Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
POTATOES, ONIONS, BEANS, BUTTER,
CHEESE, EGGS, POULTRY, ETC.
POTATOES IN CAR LOTS A SPECIALTY.
110 Upper Main Street and 539 Noitli Main Street,
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. TELEPHONE NO. 861.
aug29-12m
Summer Specialties!
Full stock of the following goods now on hand and for sale by
HARPER & R'EY ISTOLDS 00.
Ice Cream Freezers, Agate-lined Water Coolers,
Gate City Stone Filters, Gasoline Cooking Stoves,
10,000 feet 2-in. Wrought Pipe at Be. per foot.
HARPER & REYNOLDS CO.. 48 and 50 NORTH MAIN ST.
JylOOm
JT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO SAY TOO MUCH IN PRAISE OF THIS GOOD OLD STANDARD
family medicine. It cannot be too highly recommended, aa it is truly a MARVEL OF THE
AGE, and no household should be without it. It prevents as well as cures Skin DiBeascs,G.out,
Rheumatism, Gravel, and all Kidney Diseases, Affected Liver, Headache, Nausea, Bile Wind
Indigestlo i, Constipation, Dlorrhooa and Dysentery, Fever and Ague, Sleeplessness, Lassitude
Foul Breath, and every disease brought on or aggravated by a disordered stomach. It is a Spe
clfio against contagion and an efficacious remedy for Biliousness, Nervon&ness, Scrofula,
Jaundice and Dyspepsia.
It Purifies the Blood, Cleanses the stomach and Bowels, and gives tbe -whole System a
Healthy and Delightful Tone. Then never was a Medicine for the Nursery egnal to it
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.
•w. uer m la mire. a.».iAcr.
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Sheet Iron Well and Water Pipe,
IRON TANKS,
A.nd all classes of Sheet Iron Work.
WATER GATES and EIEE HYDRANTS.
FACTORY :
Foot of Leeouvreur Street, East Los Angeles.
au3 3m
O. F. HEINZ EM AN,
Druggist and Chemist,
no. 122 N. Main St., Los Angeles, Cal.
REMOVED TO 25 TEMPLE ST.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at Day
or Night. jy23tf
(3AINS.
One good inside lot on Shaw aye., in the Montague Tract, 50x125 *975
An.elegant corner in the Shaw Tract, 50x125, $850; very cheap
" ne n°u f t! h chSra -c; has wal
-480 acres good land in Kern County, 82 per acre; there is money in this land
n,nrti?„ c . mc,st bea,l «fhl homes in Garvanzo, 8 room 2 story house with
modern improvements; lot 50x200; only nouse, with
ROOM 11 PHILLIPS' BLOCK,
I—LOS ANGELES. CAL,
20 20 I 20 20 I 20
Per Cent. Per Cent. 1 Per Cent. Per Cent j Per Cent.
Pacific Furniture Company
226, 228 Wi 23(1 S. HUN ST,
THE
ao BIGGEST BARGAIN 20
Per Cent. Eyer offered jnjheFurniture Line. Per Cent
"WE BOOM OUR
1 7 7
Bedroom Set I
IT CONSISTS OF
ONE BEDSTEAD, DRESSER WITH
LARGE BEVEL PLATE, also a large
20 WASHSTAND, in Antique Oak, Maple 20
Per Cent. or Mahogany Finish > for Per Cent.
$25.
It is the best made, the largest and finest finish for
the money ever brought here. Come quick. Only
175 in stock.
ALL OTHER GOODS
20 PER CENT. OFF FOR THE
REMAINDER OF THE MONTH.
20 Remember, this Oifer ol 20 per cent, 20
Percent. Reduction is off on and after Percent.
September Ist,
NO DEVIATION IN PRICES.
Tie Facile Furniture Co.
226-230 S. MAIN ST.
20 20 j 20 20 " 20
Per Cent. Per Cent. | Per Cent. I Per Cent. | Per Cent.
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THE BEST
For sale at all first-class coal yards. Ask for no other.
Q-eneral Office—6o9 East First Street- aug29 6m
E. H. HOWELL. fi, L. CRAIG.
HOWELL & CRAIG,
IMPORTERS
-:- Grrocers,
837 NORTH MAIN STREET,
LOS ANGELES, OAL.
PACIFIC BEACH.
THE IDEAI, Sl jiuiUH und W IM CR RCS<*BT off tbe PACIFIC COAST.
Finest Moating, Flsulub, Surf Hutnliiff aud Kcacli Drive In theWorM.
It Is a suburb ol San Diego, located about Bix miles north, and connected with the cltv hv
a fine motor road. Its water system is the same as that oi the Bay City. It is beauttfnilv in.
c,lt i^ on D tb ,« nortn » uore ° f Mission Bsy. The views are ol mountains, bays, cities islands
and the Pacific-grand and glorious. Extensive college buildings nearly complete Pavil?on
the nnest on the coast Hotel accommodations. Large publishing house. GaShrace track
near. Wide and solid beach, splendid for driving. Surf bathing One. FishingexoeUen?
Waters of the bay beautiful for yachting and rowing. Families moving ~ln
Backed by a strong oompany. For lurther Information address y
an4lra» FRANK E. ADAMS, T5 North Spring Street.