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DAILY HERALD.
United States Slsrual Service.
Report of observations taken at Los Angelea,
aagvst 17,1889, by the War Department:
TUsei Fb*t. Ther. Daw iW'djVel.
Sf a. a. 29 97 70 53 N 1 Cl'd'y
I*7 r. a. |29 92 77 54 18 w! 9 Ol'das
Max. tern., 87; mln tern. 07.
PERSONAL.
W. F. Pierce, of Oakland, is at the
Nadeau.
O. Y. Bsnaher, of New York, is at the
Nadeau.
Robert Rutledge, of St. Louis, is at the
Nadeau.
Wm. Gibson, Jr., of Cincinnati, is at
the Nadeau.
P. B. Hatch, of Kansas City, is at the
flolienbeck.
F. P. H jfman, of Janesvtlle, is at the
HoHenbeck.
Joeiah Ackire, of St. Louis, is at the
Hollenbeck.
Dr. T. O. Stockton, of San Diego, is at
ihe Hollenbeck.
0. W. Henking, of Gallipjlis, 0., is at
the Hollenbeck.
Oaptain Will Banning, of Wilmington,
was iv the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Detrick, Jr., of Sau
♦rauoisco, are at the Westminster.
R. Bennett and wife, F. E. Bennett
and E. Bennett, Jr., of Topeka, are at
the Westminster.
Oouncilmaa Theo. Summerland and
wife srent to Redondo yesterday to spend
Sunday by the ocean.
Hon. Tn.ojD.as Fitch and Mrs. Fitcb, of
Reno, and Mrs. Roeie Fitch and child,
of Beaumont, are at the Westminster.
Mr. Stadord Jess, a banker from Po
mona, snd one of that fair city's solid
men, was in Los Angeles yesterday.
Mrs. M. G. Darling, of San Francisco,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. M.G.Wright
of Los Angeles, and will remain some
weeks.
Mr. Maurice Clark, Superintendent of
the Red Rover mines at Aoton, is in the
city. He is stopping at ths Hollenbeck.
t Mr. Burt Har wood is in tbe city, he
recently returned from Arizona and
reports bnsiness as being rather quiet
in the Territory.
Chas. H. Shattuck is in the city, show
ing the "prints" what fine "color" is. It
is, all right if Charlie will not go into
"painting the town."
SKWfs MH'Jtis.
At 1 o'clock this afternoon tbe swim
ming match for $250 will ba decided
from the North Beach at Santa Monica.
There is alio a baseball contest.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $89,280 and were 68 in num.
taer. Of these, 18 were for more than
(IrOOO each and 28 were for nominal con
siderations.
The Law Students' Association will
meet on Tuesday evening in Judge Van
Dyke's courtroom and will listen to an
address on "Remainders and Rever
sions," by Hon. T. M. Mitchell.
The principal office of Wells, Fargo &
Co., corner Main and Arcadia streets,
this city, will not be open for business
on Sundays in future. Business accru
ing on that day will be attended to at
tbe company's offices at the Southern
Pacific aud Santa Fe depots.
A. H. Smith, formerly of the Sand
wich Islands, now of Pomona, has or
gt.nsi.-M] a "Surf Board Club" at the Ut
ter town, and is having a number of the
Hawaiian e-irf boats made to use among
the breakers at Santa Monica. Mr. and
Mrs Smith went down to Santa Monica
yesterday to make a first trial.
Tom Keefe, the well-known Franklin-
Street contractor, has known David Na
gle, who killed Terry, for the past thirty
ojght years. He was an old-time friend
ol Nagle's in tbe Territories and knows
Ot a number of interesting events in the
-life of the Deputy Marshal. Nagle is no
amateur with the gun, and Terry is not
the first by any means who has fallen a
victim to his accurate aim.
Criminal Note*.
Constable Blanker, of Pomona, arrived
here yesterday with Joseph Howard,
who was sentenced by Justice Hall to
.imprisonment in the County Jail lor sixty
days for battery.
The case of practicing medicine with
out A license, referred against Dr. S. T
.Barber, of Lancaster, by H. Norcross,
was dismissed in Justice Savage's Court
yesterday morning.
Police Judge Stanton was occupied
nearly the whole of yesterday in the pre
liminary examination of Willie Jenkir.s
Snd John Edwards who are charged with
Laving robbed Dr. Swigart, of Barstow,
qn the night of the 7th inst. The doc
tor's testimony was all in at 8:30 o'clock
last night, when the case was dismissed
until 2:30 p. m. on Monday.
N. B. Davis, an employee of the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company, attempted
suicide at the New United States Hotel
a few nights ago in a somewhat novel
'manner. He climbed out upon the roof
and attempted to sever an artery in his
left arm with a pen-knife, but was dis
covered in time. He was just recovering
from a protracted spree and was de
'spondent.
Coroner* loquetl
Coroner Meredith held an inquest
yesterday morning upon the body of
(Joseph Treeangue, a native of France, 21
years of age, who died suddenly while at
•work on Friday afternoon on the Work
roan rancho at San Fernando. "French
Joe," as the deceased Whs familiarly
'called, had been employed on the ranch
for two years past, and on Friday morn
ing while working with six ot tiers on a
cleaning machine he complained of a
headache, and was so overcome that he
•leaned up against the elevator for a few
minutes in a half fainting condition. He
.then wont tj the bunk-house to lay
down, and when half way there stopped
to drink at a hydrant, but staggered and
ifell. He staggered into the bunk-house
where, he died. The jury returned a
\ erlict of death from natural causes.
A Supplement to be Printed.
A supplement to the Great Register is
to be printed for use at the approaching
election. It will contain several hundred
names. The city is to defray the ex
.pense, as it will be of use only in tbe
Municipal election. At the same time it
is obvious that nearly all the voters
whose names will go on there will vote
cTr <rhe sewer and school bonds.
THE LOS ANGELES DAILY HB&ALD: SUNDAY MOKNINO, AUGUST 18, 1889
A TERRIBLE LOSS.
A Los Angeles nan to be Out of
Pocket SHOO Per fnontn.
Some time ago Will Beach came into
possession of the Qoshen Steam Flouring
Mills noar Cincinnati, said by good
judges to be capable of earning $400 per
month. They are now running nigiit
and day. He has decided to let some
one bave them that can live in that
country and is willing to take unremun
erative (free) property here for them.
He also has acreage near New York city
and in Western States for property here.
Address him through the Postoffice, or
if you call at his office and don't find
bim in, don't be ashamed to leave a note
stating your business. Also a lovely
Los Angeles home (mortgaged) for clear
outside lots, also $10,000 worth of cattle
and rango in New Mexico for property
here.
Franco-American Co.'s
French soups at Seymour A Johnson Co.'s.
Union Hall. cor. of San Pedro and First
streets. Jobu W'leland'a lsger beer on draught.
£blnsrer*s Restaurant iatheonly first
clasa restaurant In Southern California. Cor
uer Third and Spring.
Children Cry for Pitcher's
DIED.
funiral notices oki dollar.
o'NKl£-At her lst<fresidence, No. 23~Whit
tter street, between Seventh and ' Ninth
Sfeets, August 15. 1939, Matilda C, beloved
wife of John O'Nell.
Funeral from residence Mondsy morning,
9:30. Solemn high mass at the Cathedral
at 10:30.
PRESTON—SamueI J. l'reston, age 31 years, of
typhoid fever.
Funeral st 3p. m today.
MUETINOS.
N~~ oTT2k™a lit if is 6" "of" th k " stook
holders of the Morocga Silver Mining
Company, situated in Bear Valley, San Ber
nardino County, Oal.—-A meeting for the elec
tion of offiri rs of aahl company will be held at
the oflice cf o. W. Child*, No. 2 Opera House
Mock, Sonth Main atreet. Loa Angeles Cal., on
Monday, the 16th day of September, 1889, at
11 o'clock, a m , of that date, and for the
transaction of auy other busineis coming be
fore the company. By order of the President.
O. W. CHILDS.
Geo. J. Clarke, Secretary. aul7 satSt •
(IALIFORNIA BF.WER PIPECOMPANV. Lo
j cation of principal place of buslneaa, City
of Loa Angeles, Couuty of Los Angelea, State
of Califoruia.
Notice ia hereby given that at a meeting of
tht Boird of Directors of the California Bewer
Pipe Company, held on the 17th day of August,
». D , 1881), sn asaeasmeut (No. 1.) of twenty
dollars per share was levied on the capital stock
of the corporation, payable immediately to C.
F Webber, Secretary of aaid Corpora-ton, at
the office of Bald Company, rooms No.'s 7 aud
8. No. 126 New High street, in the City of Loa
Angeles, County of Los Angeles, State of Cali
fo-nla Any stock upou which tbis assess
ment shall remain unpaid on Friday, the
twentieth day of September, 1889, will be de
linquent and advertised for aale at public auc
tion; aud unless payment la made before, will
b" aold on Tuesday, tbe eighth day of October,
1889, to pay the delinquent assessment, to
gether with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale.
C. F. WEBBER,
Secretary of the California Sewer Pipe Com
pany, office, rooms No.'s 7 aud 8, No. 126 New
High street, City of Los Angeles, County of
Los Angel-s. State of Callfon ia.
DfsToLC HON OF CO-PA RTN
SHIP.
I HE FIRM HERETOFORE EXIBTING UN
' der ti c name and Btyle of BMiac A Werge-,
doing liusinea- in the city of Loa Angeles, Cali
foruia, ls this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Seymour E Blubee having rurchased the entire
Interest of C. X Wenger in the conoern. All
debts of the concern will be paid by said Bis
bee, and all moneya due tfce firm are to be paid
to him. 9. E. BI**BEE,
C. E. WENGER.
Los Angeles, Cal , August 17th. a. D. 1889.
aulB 7t
THE GREAT
CLOTHING
CLEARING SALE!
AT
E. ADAM'S
Will convince you that our prices are lower
than the lowest on First-Class
CLOTHING!
AND WE HAVE
Bargains for the Thousands!
Our 96.90 Black or Blue Ail-Wool Worsted Suits
can not be duplicated under $12.50.
ICobby. St\ Utah / \ Fancy Satinet
CHEVIOT SUITS. / ALL \ Men 's Suits,
il / Wool Worsted \
' • » O / PANTB \
/ Custom Tailor Make,\
\ reduced /
A Genuine \ ..to /An Extra
\5275 /
f or Price.
WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT PIT.
E. ADAM'S,
15 South Sj>ring Street,
aulS iu<tfri tim
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
The powder never Tsrtei. A model ol parity
and wholsomeness. Moreeoonomloal than the
ordinary kinda. and cannot be sold in oompe
ltlon with the maltltadea of low teat, short
weight, alnm of phosphate powdera. Bold only
in . tne, Royal Baking Powdbb Co., 106 Wall
at., N. Y. THS JOHNSON LOCKE MERCAN
TILE 00..Ran Francisco Agents da-am
JjiOß SUPERVISOR.
OSCAR MACY
Will be a candidate for Supervisor of the Fifth
District at the approaching election.
an 10 tf
LOS ANGELES
ARTIFICIAL LIMB
FACTORY,
And Surgical Appliances
ol all Minis
For Curvature cf Spine, Club
*> laatfj Feet, Bow 1 egs, Weak Ankles,
Tsßasf TRUSSES of all klnda
r*->I)J made to order. Thirty vests'
1 1/ experience in the business
g[ Dr G. A. Stephenson,
t4jm\\\\\\\m Oflice hours from 9 to 4.
aul6 d.*w3m
JjH)R RENT—
/COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS ON BUNKER
\J Hill avenue.
(10TTAGE OF 7 ROOMS, LARGE CHICKEN
j yard and barn, on Brooklyn Heights, with
in IS blockß of street cars.
JUNE BUSINESS ROOM ON MAIN STREET.
MORTGAGES, NOTES, AND OTHER BE
curities bought, and money to loan by
BAKER A BOYD,
anlO lm North Main street.
ATTOKNDVtI,
t- tOMS liTsmith. Thomas L. Winder.
Hknry M Smith.
SMITH, WINDER & SMITH, ATTORNE YB
-at-Law, will practice in all the State and
Federal Courts Offices: Rooms 1, 2. 3 and 4,
University Bank building. 117 New High at.,
Los Angelea, Cal. Telephone, No. 583. auUtf
11 WHIT», ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
" . at Law, baa resumed practice. Solicits his
old clients and as many new ones aa poasible to
call ou him, at Room 3, No.7N Spring st. aul 1 tf
ANIEL PICKIT, ATTORNEY-AT* LAW,
room 19, Jones b10ck.75 N. Spring st, over
Boston store Los Angelea. Cal. a4tf
*• *• SHEW4BD, 1» AND IS NORTH SPKOU Mill i i.
P)nfi;i^v/!;iit
M^g^*^Rit»sßß3tV«B»^
Our Prices A_TJGrTJST Our Prices
Indicate are the
IhePul9e "After Season
of the Marke'. of all.
Others - m , ■ Otlipro
„ „ „ PRICES."
Bealize it. Kmw it .
"AFTER SEASON'S PRICES."
The Hotter it is tbe More Refreshing Our Prices!
We will continue during this month to make our patrons supremely happy by placing
before them, each day, convincing evidence that our "After Season Prices" are "veritable
morsels for bargain hunters," brimful of intrinsic merit and typical of the high order of
STANDARD MERCHANDISE
GARBLED BY US.
* WE ARE NOT IN THE MARKET FOR
JOB© AX I) ©TUFF
That no one else will handle, but we ARE for Clean, Merchantable Property with the sterling
ring of merit in it.
When we make a departure from our invariably lowest prices (as we are now doing) to
our present "After Season Prices," bear in mind the object is not profit to us but incalculably
so to the public. Our object is two fold, we want room for Fall Importations
and we won't carry over a dollar's worth of Summer Goods. "After Season
Prices' prevail in every Department in the house, and are analogous Wth
GOLD DOLLARS FOR FIFTY CENTS.
DEPARTMENT "B"
Will make a Special Sale of Children's Shoes.
A $2.00 Shoe for $1.25; a $1.50 Shoe for 90c; bronze, with spring heel. Wekeep up
the sale on Ladies' Fine Kid Bo jts until all are gone. The best bargain, however.s on the
remainder of the stock of Gents' Shoes; all sizes, except Nos. 7 and 8, at greatloss. A few
pairs left of Misses' Dongola and Goat Bjots, just the boot for school, at just half the price
they were a week ago.
MS' -:- CLOTHING -:- DEPARTMENT!
WERE I BOYS' ALL-WOOL IMPORTED CASSIMERE SUITS, , NOW 1
$9.00. 4 to 14 years. $6.00.
WERE BOYS'ALL-WOOL IMPORTED SCOTCH CHEVIOT SUITS NOW
$7.60. 4to 13 years. $5 00.
WERE BOYS' ALL-WOOL CASSIMERE AND CHEVIOT SUITS. NOW
$5.00. 4 to 12 years. $3.50.
WERE NOW
<„, Kn BOYS' ALL-WOOL MIXED PATTERNS.
$4.50. $3.00.
WERE CHILDREN'S KILT SUITS, NOW
$9.00 In Fancy Combination Style. Ages, 3to 6. $6.00.
All other Kilt Suits marked down in proportion. Boys' Knee Pants, 4to 14 years $1.
Flannel Blouses, Flannel Waists, Percales and Penang Waists, always in stock, always'the'
latest.
"The Metropolitan," the September Fashion Sheets, Buttrick's Catalogues and the Sep
tember "Delineator" are all ready. September Patterns just received.
J. T. Sheward,
13 and 15 North Spring Street.