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LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD.
VuL. XXXI.—NO. 10.
AIrHJNEITIENTS.
."I RAND OPBKA HOUSB.
VT H. 0. Wyatt, Lessej and Manager.
WEEK OF FEBRUARY 11th,. 1839.
Engagement of the Popular Comedian,
hie. jo». k. r. ,*i ift kt,
In hit Comedy Creation—
OUR F X 1 T 7. I
Pnpportod by an excellent Dramatic Company.
Mr. Emmet will introduce hie original songs
and dances: also the new!'' purchased #5,0'J0
Prize Dog, PI.INI.IMMON. the largest and hand
somest bt. Bernard dog in tbe world.
Prices—2se , 50e, 7.5 c and $1. fOtd
i i RAND OPERA HOUSE.
V H. C. Wyatt. Lessee and Manager.
COMMENCING MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4.
Engagement of the Peerless
CABLETON OPERA COMPANY i
W. T. CARLETON.
00 ASSOCIATE ARTISTS 60
Presenting the following biilHaut repertoire:
Monday, Wednesday, Saturday Matinee,
The late-at stieee-slul operetta novelty,
ltll'\lli;i.B JAN !
Tuesday aud Thursday, Strauss' Masterpiece.
IU 1.1."5-S l.il L lIA.MIhI ' - « 1111.l !
Friday, I Saturday,
ERMINIE! I NAN ON !
GORGEOUS COS TO MEM GRAND CUORUS!
Prices—sl 50, 81.00, 75tt., 50c. and 250.
Seats ou sal i Thursday morning
LOS ANGELES THEATRE.
H. C. W tatt, Lessee and Manager,
f
Owing to the brll iant success of the popular
CARLETON OPERA COMPANY i
They will appear at this tbe'ter,
SUNDAY, MONDAY AND 'lUEBDAY.
PRESENTING
Sunday, Feb. 10th, Carlttou's famous
M I R A I> o |
Moudny.Feb.llth, Alfred Cellier's musical gem,
D O II is TUV !
Tuesday, Feb. 12th, by special request,
E H M. 1 N 1 E !
W. T. CARLETON
60 ASSOCIATE AR'IUTS 60
Grand Churches! Gorgeous Costumos!
Scats now on sale. 17
LOS ANGE ES THEATER.
H. C. Wyatt, Ltsiec and Manager.
4 NIGHTS, COMMENCING FEBRUARY 13.
AND SATURDAY MATINiE,
Tl st appearance of the
ROYCE At LANSINU
. .VIISICAI. IO.YIEDIt COMPANY. .
—WE HAVE —
Tho Funnlcstof Comedians!
The Brightest of Eonbrettesl
A full Mandolin Orchestral
The Spanish Troubadoursl
Vocal and Ocarina Quartets!
Guitar, Zither and Banjo Players!
Mnsic, Comeuy, Bnrletque and opera.
POPULAR PRICES-Evening Prices: 25c,
SOc. and 75c. Matinee Prices: 25c. sndDoo
Seats now on sale at box offwo. 17td
LOS ANGELES THEATER.
H. C. Wtatt, Lessee and Manager.
3 SIGHTS ONLY—FEB. 7th, Bth AND Bth.
Saturday SI nine.
FCN ON THE BRISTOL !
Harris and E lcry. Managers.
150-LA.UGHS IN 150 MINUTES—ISO
Harry Connors as Widow O'Brien.
Wm oourtrigut as the Steward.
Also Will. n. aut'tor and eomnoser of
"Papa's Baby Boy," and a strong company.
Dont Miss tho Great Steamboat Scene.
M«n»gar Wyatt's Popular Prices—2sc., 50c.
sad 75c; Matinee prices only 25c. and 50c.
f3td
rjpUttNVEKJfiII^HALL.
GUANO MASQUE BABE BALL I
—GIVEN BT TUB—
TORNVEKEIN GERMAKIA,
At their Hall,
SATURDAY, FEBRSARY 9.
HANDSOME PRIZES TO BE AWARDED AS
FOLLOWS:
Bett Lady Character.
Bent Gent Character.
Handsomest Lady's Costume.
Handsomest Gent's Costume.
Best Group.
Tickets can be obtained of the Committee-
Mask tickets, OOc. each; bpcetators, $1.
Committee—J. Kuhrts, SW. Fiist: Leopold
Winter, Cracki-r Factory; Adolph Feld.< h»u, 0
N Main: A Fuhrberg. 207 C< mmc rcisl; J ho
Zens, 32 N. Lo< Angeles; Hans Forsler, Faust
Saloon, N. Main: Tb. KroeMlnger, 14 Keqjienii;
J. P. Krempel, Phillips' block, rooms o3 51;
A. Llndenf-d, cor. Tbird aid Main: Cans.
Sanimau, SE cor Second and Spring; Chaß H.
Voelker, 47 WiimiLgiou; iheo. Fiiese, Tura-
Holl Saloon
Masquerade suits can be hod of Mrs. Corona
do Weins, No 30 N. Main et.
RULES.
No. I—Every person will be required to raise
their masks sl the request of the committee, OP
euteriug tho hall.
No. 2—No gentleman allowed In a female
character
No 3-Tbe committee will h .ye the right to
refuse ad'fit ance to Ln proper characters.
No 4—After unmasking, gentlemen will be
required io lay all arms a-lde.
No. ft—Bp. ctators will not be allowed on the
flnor uutll alter unmasktug 15 5t
(CALIFORNIA DIMr; MUSEUM & I'HEaTER
j North Main street, near First.
Doyli <& Isaacs Proprietors.
THE POPULAR FATIILY RESOK WI
"A smile through tears is the rainbow of peace."
Week Commencing Sattjbday, Fedruaby 9.
Mdseuu-C G Lawler. Tittoed Caucasian;
Slg. 1 oteuzo. Great Eqnillbiist; Sancho, pneu
omenal Dog; Prof. Geo M .dden. Clever Ma
6ician; punch aud Judy, tho children's De
ght, eto.
Theater-Taylor Jabmes, Banjoist and Vo
calißt; Mons. Ravella, Japauese Juggler; Fox
BOB., Grotetqne Comedians; Eurre 1 & Rhine
hart, i lever Comiunea; Miss Daisy Brooks, Sing
Lg Boubrette: Tommy Adims, Qaoint Char
acter Artist, etc.
Doors open from 10 A. M. to 10 p. M.
Admission. 10c Reserved seats 10c- extra.
J7IIFTH ANNUAL MEKiING
—er th»—
:LOS AN4iEI.ES ATHLETIC CLUB:
AT PROSPECT PARK,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22d, AT 2 P. M.
Washington's Birthday.
Foot Races, Bicycle Races, Tugs-of-War,
Jumping, Etc.
Addicts all communications to
J. 8. THAYER. 47 8. Spring street.
i3td
FREE KNTKttTAINMKNT
AND CONCERT.
VIE N NA oil FFGT,
Corner Main and Requeue streets.
Every Evenins and Sunday afternoon.
CELEBRATED HUNGARIAN SOLOISTS.
Fino Huugarlan Kitchen In connection.
SACRED CONCERT every Sunday Afternoon
st Washington Garden, ]a2-tf
AMUSEMENT*.
GaTidXnoT™
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
OPEN EVERY DAY.
SACRED CONCERT every Sunday afternoon
Iroin 9 to 5, by tho celouraiod lluugariau Or
chestra.
After Consort, a SOCIAL DANCE will be given.
Ccmo and see tbe Ostriches, and at the same
timo bear some r.onl-stlrrliig music-
Admission, 15 cents; Children, accompanied
by parents. 10 cents.
Good order maintained. }_,\ll f
W A.I'I'M, PERSONALS, AND OTHER AD-
V6rtlsements under the following beads
i nserted at the rate of 5 cents per line for each
-nte-rHon
FCftE •<■»«, NOTICE!
Hit MEM BERS.OF gTunTl"eT LUUGK^NO.
139, K. of P.. are request :d to meet at Castle
Ilsll 34 8. Smlng st., at 1 p. M. sharp, Sunday,
February 10th, for the purpose of a tending the
funeral of Bro. J. B. McKetizlo. Funeral irom
Trinity M. K. t'hneh, at 2 r. K. An invitatiou
is extended to all members of the order.
H. A. BOURNE, C C.
_f9 2* J. W. REED. K. ofR. <5t S.
MEMBERS OK LOS" ANGELES - LODGE, NO.
35.1 0.0. F.are requested to meet atOdd
felows' Hall, N. Spring st., on Saturday, Fob
tuary nth, at 1:30 p.m. sharp, to attend the
fuueral of Bro. Andrew Jockins. Visiting
brothers and members of tho order cordially in
vited. E 0. BR ATT, N. G.
GEO. A. MONTGOMERY', R. S.
Los Angeics, February 7 1880. f8 2t
'.llKEjriN<|* NOTICES^
£J FECIAL NOTICE—ALL MEMBERS OF V
O M. 1, Nos. 14 and 36, will meet at their
hall on N. Main st. .Sunday alternoon, February
10th, at 1 o'clock sharp to participate In lay
ing the corner-stone of "8 cred Heart Church,"
Eust l.os Augeles. Visiting memb rs of other
Institutes are cordially Invit d. By order
JOUNL. McCOk,
ff) 2t Grand Mars' al.
SPECIAL t-OCIEIIES
aud all Cut nones who desire to participate
In laying the corner-stone of ''Sacred He-art
Church," East Lot Augeles, Sunday afternoon,
will meet at the "Old Church Pl-za" at 1:30
By order of JOHN L. Mc OY, Grand Marshal.
tost
MEMBERS OF Dt-
O vis on No. 1, A. O U., will pit ase as-emblo
at their hail Suuday afternoon at 1:30 sharp to
patticipate in laying the corner-atone of the
Sacred Heart'"hiich, E.st l.os Angeles Visit
fug brothers cordially invited. By order, JoliN
L UcCOY, Grind Marshal. ff> 2t
THK ANNUAL MEETING OF THK STOCK
holders of tho Ventura Oil Co. will be held
»t the office of the onmpany, 324 S. Hill n„ on
Wednesday, February 20th, st 1 o'clock p.m.,
for the pun ose of electing a board of directors
to serve during the eusuiug year, and the trans
acti' n of sti'ih otl.er business aa niav come be
f. re themee-iing. LC PIRRSON. Secy. fS Bt
I'&KMO.tAI..
MRKD 8 KKRBEY. I AT* OF POMONA,
1? write t> Edwd North Newhall and learn
tomethirg to yonr advant-iße. 12 7t wslyl
MBS. PARKER, BIT* NEW MEDIUM
ill clairvoyant. 28 B, Spring, room 15. j29-tf
T7i voi«7ii : ~AN (Trim in ai. "la w anpeoT
1 f ulty. Advice free. W. W. HOLCOMH, At
torney, 11 Temple s*reet. Room 10-12. j 29-tf
/TORDAN BROS .0F22 S. SPRING ST.. ARE
VT m ikli'g the cheap-st c othes In the city, in
order to make room for their comiugsprlngand
Kiimrrer goods 12 lm
TELK-
O graph gives "dviceon health, business mat
ter a il all niTairsof Hfe; three questions on
any subject, SI; satisfaction or no pay.
s Soring-.. fS» 3*
r l~uis su"h le Ting ER, from san
Francisco, t! c celebrated test and healing
medium; also publisher of the Carrier Dove,
has arrived, nnd may be found at the St. Elmo
Hotel, where be will give tests and sitings for
he linz daily. Rnom«3and4. '!) 2*
i »«. I M bM
MR sTIeIJ^E~iia7MK.D I Um7iTN. BUNKER
Hill aye. Hours: oa. M.t06:30r.X.
j27-lm*
r¥. dr flTen«'H, "the"" renowned
fotune-tel er. This woman t-ils wonder
fa vhlngs, at 17 W. First st, rom 20. 18 8*
To stock « ange, ld.ooo
acr.-s: well watered $1,200 per anunm.
R W POINDEXTER. 19 W. First st. j2O-lm
LANS COT
tag»s,slo; for 8-room houses. $15. J FRIED
LAN FEB., architect, 23 N Springst, 524 12m
EVE LO t'MEN T OF LA No—l AM PRE
psred to clear and p'nw land in Antelope
Valloy on the most reasonable terms. J,\MhS
B. ALLEN. Rosimoud, Cal jn29 lm*
t| RS. ALL CHRONIC DIS
i?l caes: cures use of tobacco in any for m,
liquor or opium; cure of tobacco guaranteed or
no pay; Mttiugs daily. No 300 S. Main St.
ja2B lm*
OLuTTbTa LOAN -Nil BUILDING ASSO
ci tinn—Shares of the second s. ries, which
have just been opened, an-now for sale. Ap
ply for information A WILLHARTITZ. secre
tary, room 12, Liehtenberger block, No. 714 N.
Main st ]«11 lm
R-t. E InELAND WOULD RESPECT*
fuI'y annmnce that she has secured the
aeencv for ho Sennits German Compounds
and has prepared herself to g ye instructions in
the celebrated Sniine uape'nc Bath aud Tripsls
Treatment of the Hair, and will give employ
mint to 100 ladies ai d gentlemen. A cordial
Invitation is given to the 6ick and those wish
ing their hair cleaned or le ovated io call at
once and try the new metho's Offlo a —Room
15. over postolHee. Oflice hoars, Tom 2 to 9
p m. 18 Im*
I.ON I I- I 'Hit.
"TmuUND— A BMvLL RED IRISH SETTER
t" (female). Owner apply nt this oflice.
f9 2t G. F. HATTON.
S~fRAYS.D JOQUIN AND ¥lTT
man'l nas'nre. lrnu gr y colt. Liberal
reward paid by rata n'ug-o JOQUIN & PITT
MAN, or R. ZELLNER, Jr , No 34 N. Spring
st. "55*
10-sT — A KINO, SOLITAIRE DIAMOND,
I near Grand Onera House, nn February l»t.
bout 0:!l(i p. v Kinder will be rewarded by
rernrnitu'it to ihe II <mt,n off-re. f2 Tilt
W » N • El» 81 < I) ATIOSISI—rHBALM.
VV or lo do sewing at a dressmaker's. Ad tress
J. 8., Herald offlee. 19 It
ANTED — BITU • I lON - BY A GERMAN
»nr. to do general housework. Inquire al
101 n st. i 8 3»
w iNTtip site yv\ «» —^!lAiiUx~~
BY A MIDDLE
aveo Herman to take ea'p ot horseH. cows
a 'd ga'den: also mat' li mvcif geuer lly use.
Tul about place Address "Gardei er," box 100,
tli's oflice. '0 2*
WAN Til I^IMMC^ELEAt^
WAN IED-PIOTUitE; Tt> IKAMK. C HEAP
ost n'aon at HURmu' 231 8 Springs*
*«>•« KKa i -Hitlixiiia.
TjlOR RENT 1 — CHEAP HOUSES IN AIL
P parts of tho city by C. a. SUMNER & iy>.,
54 N. Msin st. Ja29 lm
OR RENT—SIB, WITH WATER, NICE 4
room house cio-ets, pantry, screens, stable,
2 lota; cor. Grand aye. and King st. IS 2*
FOR RENT—NICE 8-ROOM 2-STORY REBl
deuce, all nevely furnished, ou clean side ol
slower St., by WESLEY CLARK, 120 N. Main.
f9 3»
ratiß RENT—HOUBEB IN ALL PARTS OF
r the city; a long list; you can examine froe
L. A. Rent..l Agency, 1 N. Fort st. J. C.
FLOURNOY', Secretary. }27-lm
OR BENT — NEW 6 ROOM COTTAGE
+17 50; 4-room house, if! i; 3 rooms and
bab, $15; 2 rooms, 810, ail water paid. BY>
RaM <& POINDBX.Eft.I9W. First tt la3o lm
V.OR RENT—NICE NEW RErIDKNCE, NINE
p ro' ms, bath, hot and cold water, fire places,
nln=ets,etc., one Mock of street cars. Rent,
$25 per month Cheapest in the city, at No. 7
N Spring St., room 3 ja2o-tf
F _ "o"R"RKNT-WIIY r PAY RENT. WHEN S3O
per month will pay principal and interest
>v will locat d cott ges? We have 3 new
ium«es for sale on these terms: only $150 cash
equt'ed. BYRAM * POINDHXTER, 19 W.
Firs' «t. fsSeSaaaa
AND B'ORESIN
H all. estrab'e locations by C. A. SUMNER &
CO., ft 4 N. Mainst j»29
QtOR RENT—STORE* ON MAIN, SPRING,
C Fort, nnd other streets; hotels, apartments,
houses, etc. A. L. TEELE, comer Second and,
Fort sts.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 9, 1889.
FOR RENT- -ROOIVIS.
OASTA MONICA-FOX CLKAK>CNNY FUK
C 5 nisbed rooms apply to MRS. MARY
BOEHME, Ocean aye., next to "Tho Lawrence."
foil
Emir rent—nicely furnished rooms,
close in, a: No 417 Wall st , near Fourth:
also excellent table basrd. f« 10"
JWt. RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SaLE
-7 rooms, furn'ahed conveniently for light
housekeeping; cheap. 355 8. Spriug St., near
Filth. Call between 2 and 4. f7 8*
Mil RENT—NT »HEN AND ROOIIIN.
I "OR RENT — THA* NICE STORR. LOW
rent,No.263S Springst. Apply WM MC
LEAN. 2 doors north. IStf
I/»OR RENT—STOKES AND OFFICES AT
. reduced rates I. A. Rental Agency, 1 N
Forts' J. <!. FLOITROY, Secretary, j'27-lm
FO R P.ENT-STOKft* ON MAINTsPBJNQ.
Fort and other streets; hotels, apartments,
bouses, etc. A. L. TEELE, cor. Second a»u
Forta's. Jals
FOR RENT—FINE COK.NER STORE ON
Main st; good stand; $60 per month: or
one-half for $30; cheapest rent iv city. PICK IT
St KELLEY, 302 N. Main St. 15 7*
E~iOB7 RENT- -PART OF STORE ON SPRING
St.: very ties rahlc location. Apply at the
LOB ANGELAS OPTICAL INSTITUTE, 133 8.
stpring st. ffttf
VO B lAI.B. ' ■ _
IjlOR BALE-2 CARLOADS OF MILK COWS
1 Irom lowa, just arrived: can bo seen one
half Mil, south of Washington Gardens, on
Main st. For information inquire of M. D.
Johnson, at California Bank. JOHNSON &
SOU EE. f7 3*
•■or*. MAJLIS—City Properly.
V residences on Figueroa St.; parties leaving
t -wn. Address P. O. box 2642. f9 3t
FOR~S~ALE^A TbEATITIFUL 6-ROOM HOUSE
all modern improvements; best bargain in
tbectty; owner leaving the country. Call at
240 Morris tt. 10 5*
lilOR BALE-525 CASH AND SlO PKR MONTH
! buys a lot on horse car line; 30 minutes
from center of city; prices $290 to *500; pure
water free: cheaper than rent A. L. TEELE,
s;;ent. Second aud Fort sts. Ja 2tf
TjlOR BALB-BASY INSTALMENTS, WILL
J. take trade for small poition: new 6-room
house, $1800; 4-room house, $1750; 5 room
bouse, $1750; all well located: *20 per month
and interest. BYRAM St POINDEXTER, 19
W. Fit-cr st,. jaSOlm
S'Oa« k>li«~nwnnir) I'rouerty.
FOR BALK—I6O ACRES OF CHOICE LAND
3 miles Bouth of Cueamonga at your owu
price. SIG. WOLFF, 210 N. Main St. j26t[
FOR BALK-¥IN ii GRAZ .NU LAN Us IN VEN
tura county, well watered aud easy of ac
cces. $5 to $12 50 per acr». in tracts to suit.
R W. POINDEXTER, 19 W. First st, Los An
geles. ja3o lm
SALE—I4O ACRES FINEST TIFALFA
1 land on W>tshingt<tn b t , four miles west of
city limits; pays $200 per month as horse
pasture; good improvements. Owner com
pelled to sacrifice for good reasons. Will sell
for $90 per acre, half cash. After February 10th
this land will Vie withdrawn fn msale. BY'RAM
ft PC.IN.IF.XTER. 19 W. First st. jalO-lm
FOU SA LE—SMALL FARMS, iomilesfrom
Los Angeles, 1 aud 2 miles from railroati sta
tion, 3 miles from Inglewood; laud all sown to
barley; 5,10,20 acres or more if desired; we
have 480 a/res of this lend for sale, in tracts
to suit, and ou very easy terms; prices from
rft'O to $200 per acre; we know of no other land
of this quality that can be houvht iv thai
neighborhood for any such nrices. For full par
ticulars inquire of BYRAM At POINDEXTER,
19 W. First et. 17 lm
THE JORDPA LAND AND WATER oOM
pany offers a six thousand acre tract; wLI
fee.l in forty acres iota; situated three miles noith
west from Rowell Hotel, Riverside, Cal., with
a go :d witter right of one miner's inch of water
to every aud one half acres of laud, for
the extremely low pri-o oi one hundred and
twenty-five dollars ($125) per acre. One-quar
ter down and balance to solt buyers' convon
iouce. Tbe land is level and in a beautiful
sheltered valley, and is tbe best orange land in
Southern California. Commisvle-n paid to
agents. Adtire-s MILLS St CRAWFORD, 19
Court St., Los Angeles; CUNNINGHAM & CO.,
San Bernardino; or A. R. MESERVE. North
Pomona. j3O-3m
TO IAHHAMK,
ITIO EXCHANGE—BUSINESS CORNER FOR
L ranch or Eastern propeity. J. E. HOW. 9
N. Mom. J»l2 Im*
A LIFO/tNI A AN D EASTS UN PROP ERTY
for exchange. McDONALU, room 8 Wilson
Block, corner of Spring and First sts. ]a22tf
.) EXC HANGE-4500
erf.y, houses, lots, ranches, Eastern prop
erty, b'islitess properly, inoruag<-8, merchan
(lls >, etc , etc. Exchange Headquarters. J. 0.
WILLMON, 128J4 W. First st. fl lm*
ITIO BXO DOUBLE HOUSB,
1 18 rooms, well located, for good farm near
city. BYRAM & POINDEXTER, li) W. First
st. ja3o lm
TO EXCHaNGF—LOS ANOELES CITY OR
acre property, good store property in Kan
sas Call ou or address J. R. MESBERLY, 314
Hope >fr . I.oa \ngelos. fO 7*
HiThFn Esi*»_C' It \ (HJK*
IjlOR HALE - BU'ICHER SHOP, LEASE SV.
1> c rs. App'ycor First and Alameda. 17 lm*
FOR SPLENDuTbUSINESS; CASH
required $1000 tos2Ooo. ACdrets "Crosby,"
box 3156. city. J2stf
I NOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS CROCKERY
' business, very cheap. Apply to W. J.
GUTHRIE. San Bernardino. f2 lm*
£~ IOR - SALE—THE BEST LOCATED CIGAR
stand In city; making big money. Apply
to B VRSETT A CO., oor. Los Angeles and Com
mercial s's. f9tf
OR SALE—GROCERY, DOING FAIR BUSl
no-s; tent t}3o; monthly expenses osly
$70; stock at inventory: fixtures at liberal dis
count. Call 1299 S. Main st. 15 7*
ITtOR SALE—A WELL ESTABLISHED NKWS,
F cigar and stationery business In a near by
t-.wuata bargain; good cbauce for an invalid
with small means. Address Jackson, this <• Hi c.
f7U
OR SA~LE~—a FIRST-CLAsB STOCK OF
dry goods, c'othlng, boots and sots, no
tions, etc, in a thriving town; business paying
ago dpr fit; rea on for selling, owner desires
to go East. Further particulars apply to L
HARRI-* & Co., 106 Los Angeles St. fO 5*
TTErTfU)N\ SPECULATORS! — CHOICE
business property at a sacrifice; lor the
next 10 days, 3 flue b islness lots on San Pedro
at., cor. E. Second, at $118 per front foot; also
3 choice resldenco lots on Oak aud Maple sts.,
near Washington, at low prices, For pari icu
larscallat2o9 East Filth st. J. W. WH SON,
agent __
hazard a townsend (h. t. hazard
aud James R. Townseud), solicitors of pat
ents and attorneys in patent cases; patents se
cured Iv all countries; copyrights, trade marks
and labels. Room 9, Downey block, Los An
geles. Cal. jalOtf
•.isNTivrs.
DR. R G. CUNNINGHAM, 28 NORTH MAIN
st,, McDonald block. 115-tf
B. W. U. KAUIB HAS REOPENED HIS
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Bank building, cor. "eend and Fort sts. )30-tf
DENTAL INSTITUTE, COB. BPBIM9 AND
Temple streets. Set teeth, $5.00; gold ail
tug, $1.00; amalgam filling, 50c; extracting
25c. A regular graduate In constant atttnd
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DB. h. W. WELLS, DENTIST, 23 8. SPRING
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Gold fillings from $2 up. Amalgam and silver
fillings, $1. Painless extraction of teeth by
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extracted without gas or air, 50 cents.
Best se sof teeth from $6 to $10. By our new
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All work guaranteed.
We make a specialty of extracting teeth with
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Office Honrs from BA. m., to sf. k. Sundays
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IARKNOH AND GERMAN TAUGHT BY MISS
! Perrett. Address Mrs. Gray, 16 Mayo st.
17 7*
QHORTUAND, TYPEWRITING AND TELE
<j gtaphy taught day and eve ning by compe
tent instructors. LONGLEY ft WAGNER. 24
W. First St. I7tf
CIPANISH—THE PURE CASTIII AN, TAUGHT
O by PROF. CARLOS BRANSBY, a native
Spaniard. Call at 317 8. Hill 6t, near Fifth.
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NIGHT SCHOOL—LOS ANGELES BUSINESS
Oollee-e and English Training School. 38,
40 ami 42 8. Main st., near Secoud. D. B. WIL
LIAMS, Prin. jlStf
OT. MATTHEW'S HALL, SAN MATEO, CAII
kj A Church School for boys, tinder military
discipline; twenty third year; prepares for col
lege < r for business. Send for catalogue. REV.
ALFRED LEE BREWER, M. A., Principal.
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JOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE AND
i English Training School, 38, 40 and 42 S.
Main st., near Second. Experienced teachers;
complete courses of study. Day and evening
-csstous. D. B. WILLIAMS. Prin. J 30t
THE LOS ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF
Music, No. 406 8. Main st. Complete
course either in mnsic, art, language or elocu
tion. MRS. EMILY J.VALENTINE, President.
SIG. A. FARINI'S MUSICAL STUDIO,
No. 151 8. Hill st. Pupils prepared lor the
operatic and concert stage; also oratorio. Class
lessotiß of throe and four at reasonable rates.
Retention hours, 2t03 r. w daily. d2l tf
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dola. Accommodates 100 pupils. Fullcorpsof
teachers. For circulars apply at school, or
c.iy ..nice. 75 North Sprint; street.
REV. TUOS. W. RASKINS, Acting Rector.
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—AND —
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
INSTITUTE,
159 South Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cal
SESSIONS DAY AND EVESINO.
For particulars, call at office or address.
s2O-ly F. C. WOODBURY, Principal.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY Til LOAN IN SUMS TO SUItTTTc!
ANDERSON, 28 N. Spring. ja2tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. MOR
TIMER St HARRIS, attorneys-at-law, 78
Temple block. ]22tf
•lIO.NEY TO LOAN-IN LARGE OR SMALL
itj amounts ou first-class mortgages by C. A.
SUMNER ft CO., 54 N. Main st. ja29 lm
©KOn flfift T0 LOAN-A. J. VIELE.
'UjVIMJ room 1, Now Wilson Build
lug, First, and Spring. jal3tf
berk 7\i\i\ 10 LOAN ON FIRST-CLASS
Fivivvv mortgages, 10 percent.net.
BYRAM ft POINDEXTER. 19 W. First St.
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iJ ci-il Agency, 1 N. For St., loans money »t
low rates in round sums. J. C. FLOURNOY,
Secretary. j27.1m
fIRAWFORD «V McOKEEKY, ROOM 10, OVER
\;l.os Angeles National Bank. Loan $50 to
♦50,b00. Short term loaus a specialty. Buy
notes, mortgages and contracts. j2ot'
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MON s-.Y ToHIO^AN^riT~BUMB OF isO TO
$1000 on collateral security and personal
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tions going East. For lowest, rates, etc., apply
to WARNER BROS., 34 N. Spring St., Los An
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dres, F. W. THOMPSON, 110 N. Spring St.
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ters' Hospital: TA N. Main St., rooms 1,2
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. Spring st, rooms 33 and 34. Hours from
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diseases snd chronicdiseasesingeneral. Ja24tf
r7 W. W. MURPHY, OCULIST AND AUR
-Ist, 107 S Spring St., Hollenbeck block, Los
Angeles. Office hours, 9A,u.to 12 m. and 2to
4 p. M. Ja24tf
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Hospital, 145 Bellevue aye. Ladles cared for
during confinement. Midwifery a specialty.
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diseases of the nose, throat and chest. 75 N
Spring st. Hours, 9to 12. 2to 5. ja24tf
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heart. Oxygen, compound oxvg- n, nitrogen,
mo oxide, and other medicated inhalnt'ons,
used In all diseases of the respira'ory organs ,
Office, Hollenbeck Block, corner Second and
8 ring srreets, Los Angeles, Cal. Office hours,
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POLITICIANA.
The Work of the City Cen
tral Committee.
APPORTIONMENTS COMPLETED.
The Reform Convention Appoints
An Excellent Committee To
Select it* Ticket.
The political situation is very interest
ing at the present time, when tha various
factions of the Republican party, the
Prohibitionists, and the Reformers are
trying to make up their minds what to
do. The action of the Prohibition party
in putting a full ticket in the field,with a
strong man at tbe head, rather surprised
the Reformers and the Republicans, and
there were many of the latter who thought
that the campaign would be the warmest
and closest in the history of tbe city.
There is considerable disaffection in the
ranks of the Republicans, and the anti-
City Central Committee faction are much
displeased because the Convention and
Primaries were set for so late
a date. They say that it is
for the purpose of foisting a slate on the
party to which no one will have a chance
to object. The candidates for nomina
tion are dissatisfied, as it will give them
no time to work, and they think it is a
confession of weakness." It was stated
that there was a document in circulation
yesterday advocating the calling of an
independent Republican Convention for
about Wednesday of next week. The
Republican City Committee met last
night, and while it made no official an
nouncement of its work, it is understood
that the apportionment, is as follows:
First Ward 2.3, Second Ward (two pre
cincts) 20, Third Ward 23, Fourth Ward
15, Fifth Ward 5, Sixth Ward 0, Seventh
Ward 19, Eighth Ward 19, and Ninth
Ward 7. Tho voting places and judges
are as follows:
Ist Ward—6o!) Downey avenue, H. V.
Van Dusen.
2nd Ward—lst Precinct, Temple street
engine house, Sam Adams; 2d Precinct,
corner of Buena Vista and Walters
street, Sutherland 1 Wilton.
3d Ward—City Hall, Geo. H. Pike.
4th Ward—Eighth and Olive, R. H.
Hewitt.
sth Ward—Brooklyn and Main, Geo.
Sfnsabaugh.
Oth Ward—Laurel and Main, William
Nilea.
7th Ward—Fifth and Wall, J. Mcll
moil.
Bth Ward—No place selected, R. Mil
ler.
Oth Ward — Cummings Store, Boyle
Heights, N. E. Davidson.
The Convention is called by 9 a. m. on
the 18th, and tbe primaries from 12 to 4
p. m. on tbe With. The committee will
labor again to-night.
The Democratic City Central Commit
tee met last night in the Iroquois Club
rooms, Judge Taney in the chair. Tne
resignation of R. A. Ling was accepted.
It was decided lo call the Convention for
Thursday the 14th and the caucus pri
raariea for Tuesday the 12th instant.
The apportionment and the places for
holding the caucuses will be found in
another column.
The City Central Prohibition Commit
tee will hold a meeting to-night at the
office of Chester P. Dorland, 11 West
First street, to initiate vigorous steps for
the prosecution of the campaign.
Citizen*' Reform Contention.
At Hazard's Pavilion last night there
assembled some 700 people who had
congregated with the understanding that
a ticket was to be presented for tbe
forthcoming municipal elections by what
is known as the "reform element." The
stage was occupied by a number of the
leading clergymen of the city,
and an inkling of what the pro
ceedings were to be was given
when Dr. Cantine advanced and opened
the meeting with prayer. Hymns were
next in order, and after about half-an
hour had been passed in this manner,
the work began with the introduction of
Judge K. M. Widn<ty as President of the
evening. He proceeded to explain the
nature of the movement. After dilating
on the necessity of having the city's
monies handled only by those trustworthy
and capable, he said that it was no use
putting a people's ticket in the field; that
it would sometimes work in a community
where there was a great political
uprising, but never in a city
where a campaign is being
conducted under ordinary auspices. He
i hen stated that the idea was to appoint
a committee of thirty six, who would,
after the partisan ticket had been placed
in the field, select from them the best
men, and for them those who desired a
good city government should vote.
Dr. Pendleton followed by upholding
the ideas outlined by Mr. Widney, and
urged his auditors to be sure that at the
coming election they were voting for
men who would be true to both Uodand
man.
The Key. Mr. Dv Bois was the next
speaker. He made a very strong prohi
bition speech which met with a hearty
recept ion.
Judge Widney then presented the fol
lowing resolutions, which hid been com
plied at a meeting held a few hours pre
viously in the Methodist Church South.
THK RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That we, citizens of Los An
geles, have here assembled this evening
as a distinctly non-partisan citizens' con
vention, in the interests of a good, clean
city government.
Tbat at our approaching city election
any man. as a candidate for any office
in our city government, who is not known
to be above reproach as to fitness and
moral integrity, should not be elected.
Re'olved, That we request of the sev
eral political parties that they place in
nomination only such men os candidates
who can rightiy receive our suffrage, in
harmony with the above second resolu
lion.
That the Executive Committee here
unto provided for be, and is hereby
authorized by this assembly.
First —To conduct this campaign in
j harmony with the above resolutions.
Second—And tbat from the nomina
tions made by tbe several political part
j ies, tbey designate such persons as arf
deemed worthy to be our candidates,
provided, however, that is no suitable
candidate for any office can be selected
from such nominations already made,
FIVE CENTS.
they are hereby authorized to nominate
such other person or persons aa candi
dates as will meet the requirements of
thepe resolutions.
Third—And that the nominations thus
made shall be designated in the proper
manner and at tbe proper time.
That the following persons act as the
Executive Committee, with instructions
to complete the committee to the num
ber of thirty-six by the appointment of
such other persons from the several po
litical parties ap they deem best; W. B.
Scarborough, William Rommel, H. W.
Mills, W. A. Stratton, U. Knock, E. A.
Clark, William Ligon, Frederick Bosby
shell. Dr. W. T. (Jhildress, C. H. Brad
ley. Dr. J. P. Widney, Samnel Strohm,
Judge R. M. Widney, R. M. Town, A.
M. Hough, 8. P. Bowen, C. W. Harper,
J. C. Salisbury, Dr. H. G. Brainerd,
John M. Davies, E. W. Spencer,
Dorland, Esq., Niles Pease.
A request for those who endorsed the
resolutions to stand up, was answered by
a nnanimous arising on the part of the
audience.
Mr. S. A. Widney, who appeared ss
one of s committee of five sent to the
meeting by the Prohibition party, made
the closing address. He said that,
as the movement was non-partisan,
he wonld not say a word in
favor of his party, but wonld
simply remark that his party would hear
tily cooperate in the proceedings just
closing. Before the audience left the
hall, Mr. Fehnemann made an announce*
ment regarding his free-labor agency,
and by 10 o'clock, after a two.hours' ses
sion the building was empty."
SENATOR heahst.
He Take* a Trie In and About Ike
City.
Senator Hearst devoted all of bis wak
ing hours yesterday to an inspection of
Los Angeles and tho places of in'erest in
her vicinity. A special Santa Pc train
had been chartered to convey him to tbe
outlying points, and the presence of the
Board of Trade ensured that nothing "
worthy of notice should pass unobserved.
Visits were made to Pasadena, Ray
mond and Baldwin's Ranch, and at the
latter place the party alighted in re
sponse to an invitation to luncheon is
sued by Mr. Unruh, manager of the
rancbo. The Senator returned to town
about 2 o'clock and then, in company
with Messrs. Deoker, Eugene Germain,
S. Lacey, Follansbee and Whiteman,
was taken for a tour around the city in
Mr. Denker's commodious carriage. The
mammoth hotel site, the new depot, tha
postoffice, the principal business edifices
and the most handsome private resi
dences all were visited in turn, and
when the journey came to an end, soon
after 5 o'clock, it is safe to say that a
very good idea of the city had been ob
tained by the distinguished visitor. In
a subsequent conversation with a Hek
ald man, Mr. Hearst said that
ho was immensely pleased with
his experiences in this vicinity. "I
knew you had a lot of people down here,"
he said, "but I did not think you had
such fine places to do your business in
nor such handsome residences. Yon
have a fine city—a very fine one —and
judging by the local enterprise evidenced
in the many handsome and costly struc
tures, yon will go ahead. I hope yon will,
and I assure that you have my" earnest
eood will in all your undertakings. The
harbor at San Pedro is one of the most
vital questions connected with your fu
fure and fhe appropriations must be ob
tained. There will be no difficulty in get
tine; the bill through the Senate—it is in
tbe House, the trouble, if any, will be."
"I hear you carry away with you a
very favorable impression of Santa"Mon
ica," said the scribe.
"Yes," was the reply, "and if I can
persuade Senator Jones to let me have s
thousand acres reasonably I will put ap
a residence there, for I have never seen
a place that I would prefer to have a
home in."
The Senator left on the Southern Pacific
oveiland last night and will travel on
that road as far as Deming. where he
will he transferrsd to the Santa Fe. He
is going straight through to Washington.
Depot Jottings.
District Superintendent Ellwood, of
the Pullman Company, has gone to San
Diego.
Mr. H. C. Frazier. inspector of West
inghouse automatic air-brakes has gone
to Denver.
The Texas and Pacific agency here an
nounces that it will send out an orange
special to-day.
A new telegraph wire is being run be
tween Buena Vista street-bridge and the
j Wollfekill depot.
A display of Southern California froit
will he put on exhiMtion to-day in the
Southern Pacific's office on Main street.
General Coast Agent VV. B. Sinhorn,of
the Burlington system, accompanied by
Passenger Agent Quigley, will go to
Sin Diego to-day.
Telegraph instruments are to be put in
at Pan Fernando street, Naud's and the
t ommercial-street depots, so that whea
'h« Woolfskill depot is opened the trains
will be run on the block system.
The Southern and Union Pacific spe
cial was heard from yesterday. It had
passed Sacramento at 11 p. m Thursday
ninht, being twenty-five hours out from
this city, aud running on passenger time.
Mr. George Ady, the passenger agent
for the Denver, Texas and Fort Worth
Road, arrived yesterday morning. It is
stated that his company will soon estab
lish a freight and passenger agency here.
A dispatch was received by Mr. J. B.
Quigley yesterday, announcing that on
aud after the 10th inst. the Burlington
will run a daily vestibule train from
Cheyenne to Chicago. It will connect
with the Union Pacific overland, and
make closer connection than heretofore.
TUc 1 lie ill ployed.
On Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock there
will be a mass-meeting of ail the unem
ployed men and women of Los Angeles
and of all the workingmen in the city.
Plans will be presented by prominent
Speakers, whereby tbe condition of the
laborers of Los Angeles will be materi
ally improved. The meeting is called by
B. Fehuemann, the organizer of the La
hor Kxchange, who, during the week,
has secured employment for 100 people,
and who, at noon to-day, will send
hrough the city a committee of seventy
live unemployed laborers to distribute
bills announcing fie meeting.
Agreeable to tbe wishes of the German
Emperor, the theatres have resolved to
abolish all French theatrical terms
which have crept into the language.

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