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DBNTIHT*.
"IHB2—EstaWlihcd^-lSSai
Dp, v W WELIJJ, CORNER SPRING AND
First st Wilson block; take elevator. Gold
crown and brldgcwork a specialty; teeth ex
tracted without pain. Room L 4lf _
~*rDAMS _ BROS.'" DENTAL "PARLORS, 230',
A a Hprlng »t.; painless extracting and fill.
Ing- plate», ifO, *8, 1(110; all work guaranteed;
e.ta'h.ished 10 yearH. 7 7tf
H. MASHER, M. D.. D. D. 8., HAS RE
. moved to 245 a Spring St.; special at
tention given to loosening teeth and to dis
eases of ihe gums; moderate prices. 2-13
tj - itd\vTg rf.mleh, d. d. X: dkntXiTof-
Xj Mcc, room 1, 114 S. Spring st.; ofttce hours,
Bto 12 a«4l JO to ft. 1.8
ALBANY DENTAL PARLORS-GLRMAN
American Hank building. A set of teeth
tail. Bent S.a white teeth, $10 per set. ly
Dr/wilderT"
Corner Seventh and Main sts.
Telephone 1031, 4 lltf
Pit. KENNEDY, DENTIST, N. SPRING
st, rooms 2, 0 and 7. Painless extraction.
0 20tf
I|SRNES'I ALLIN, D. D. 8. C D. 8., 175 North
j Spring at, over Boston store. 11-22 if
F~ k~ANK - BmVENB, 324!* 8. SPRING ST.
Open Sundays audevenlngs; electric light.
I" S R. CUNNINGHAM. DENTIST, CALIFOR
" a nla Bank bulldlnf.
DR. W. P. TUCKER, - DENTIST, HAMMOND
block, 120!, S. Spring »t 11 2 ti
tl— . - —TTT-rT!r=====
I'll mv 1 ans.
J 1 pensary; ill order to introduce our com
mon-sense methods we will give tho first
week's treatment free to all new cases; all dis
eases quickly and permaiie .tly cured by our
methods; eminent physicians In charge. Call
0 write, .'ili' 3 N. Main St., opposite Pico
House. 3m
rj--3S=l>R. C. W. UNGER. F.X-ARMY DOC
llfcjS tor from Berlin, licrmany. cures all
female and chronic diseases, both medical and
surgical; catarrh, rheumatism; medicine, 1)11 a
bottle: cancers, tumors, piles removed without
knife: come and see the cancer. 254 H. Main
St. Ofheo hours: 11, 12; 2, 0, 0, 8. 10-3 Ira
XTOTICK—K. OrWISBTIaCD.. OFFICE. «iW 8.
• J.v Hprlug It; ofllce hours from 810 10 a.m.
and ito b p.m.; ui-e.sesof wom*u4ipesl*Uty;
grad ate of Jcflerson medical col.cge, Phila
delphia. 11-1411
MHH.HR. .1 II SMITH, SPECIALTY, MID
' wlfery. Ladles cared for during conliiie
ment at 72? Ilellevuu aye. Calls promptly at
attended to. To ephone ill!). 0-5 tf
HYGEIA TREAI M KNT FOR ALL DISEASES"
mo t lliocaasful method; 110 drugs; has
piireii hundreds; consultation free. J. T.
'1 LITTLE, 043 S. 2-26
T A. M~D OFFICE, 127 N
t) • Main tt, rooms 4 and 5. 12-10
MTO R A O K. . :jn
rtMiE L. A. STOR
J age of all kinds 01 goods. 351 N .Maiu st
O sKUaTN IVuDII WllltK.
GA R BEN WOODWORK
a specially. 101H s. Mai 11 st.
CO«-li 1. . INli KMi.lNk.lißs
EisTvYME? brTcttT^ieciianJC^V^^NG?
neer and draughtsman. li 4 N. Spring.
' 10 15 lm
MASK Sr. TP).
N - *sTOMA^ma^rkSt— poS CHOICE MEATS
1 H2(l s. Main st. lel. west 171. 1 i-VH
CIIIIK X p"»" li ■ »>l> VKOC rA B I.R *•
M" OTT M., ...•.•i r
coffees, spices and olives, LUDWIo Si
WAG.Nh.it, lelephone qjO. iy-22 tl
K. -=T- =S
QKN ' •ECUND.HAMI CLOTHIHU.
A I.IPkIN PAYS HIGHEST'PRICKS FOR |
.V . gents' seeoud-baiid clothing: clothing
cleaned, oyMI and r. paired 'J4.1 Knsi First St.
W.ICUIIAHi: . lM> .IKWKi.KK.
H" Avk*~Voolt WATCH REPAIIIKD AND
guaranteed. Thorough work 1 moder
ate prices. W. .1. UEI7., 331 i S. Ilro.. ..ay.
X lit .1.1111. MAOmlhß) V
"ruiC WAGN t KRE, IA HIS E
i\ works Maf'r of'leetric aj'iianitus. 14-i \\.
Fift'i st.: tools aud line uiacliin works. 7-1
■ .Aith n;i iinu,
SbTTING PRACTICAL GARDEN
ers; lawn laving ami cutting a specialty;
gardens cared tor by the month on reasonable J
terms, address'Jlb'i s. Main st., l.os Angeles, j
PROPOSALS FOR llt4 V X HOSPITAL I
J building U.S. I .ilia 11 Industrial School, '
Po Tls, >..L, Novcmb r 3D, tHa4. . ea ed pro- I
.posals, colors d: "Pro o as for Bui ding/ ;
and addressed to ibe undersigned at Perns, I
Ca.,wiil be reecivud at tula school until 1 I
o'el ck p. 111. oi Friday, December 28, 1594, for
furui-hi g tbe neees ar. materials and labor
and er cting andcomp eting ou the site ae
-1 <-t d, at tiii sci.o 1, o c two-st »ry fr<mo I
hospital building as per the pi ns and ►pccitl- i
c itious, winch may b, examined at the otliee
of th" IIKP.Ai.ri of i.bs Ange,.s, Cel., aud at thiß |
scboo .
Tbw attention of bidders is invited 10 tbe
set of cottar as appro V d August i, 1592, en
titl-d: "An act relating 10 the limit, tion of
th • hours of dai y service of laborers and me
chanics employed upon tbe public works of
the 1 nited Mates and of the District of Co.
liinibla;" a so 'An act for the protection of
person-furnl'hlng materia and labor for the
const uctlon of puelic vvoras," approved Au
gust 13, I PI) I.
1 he right is rcser. Ed to reject any or all bids
or any p.rt of any hid if dcciuej for the best
interests of iho s rviee.
Bidders will state in their bids the length of
time required in tae construction oi tbe
building
CKRTIFIKD CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
eneck or draft upon somi United states de
positor/ or solvent national hank in the vi
cinity of the loaidcnce of tho bidder, made
1 ayaole to thu order ol tbe Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, for at least five per cent of* the
amount of 1 lie piopo*al, wnich check or draft
will be fo fcitcu <o tiie United HUtes 111 ease
any bidder or bidders, receiving an award,
shall fail to promptly execute a cuutraet wbb
good and KUfllclciit sureties, otherwise to be
r. turned to the bidder.
Kids accompanied by cab In lieu ol certi
fied check - will not be considered.
For any further Information apply to
12-1 21t Wei. F. T. BRAY, -superintendent.
Motice of x-oreclosuie Male.
SHERIFF'S SALE NO. 21.945- ORDER OF
aale and decree of foreclosure aud aale.
Milium. Johnson, plaintiff, vs. Hugo Scho ze
John Doe and Rlci.ard lire, defendants.
t: iido-aud by viitu; ot an order ol rale and
decree of foreclosure and mi b Issued out of tbo
Superior Conn of tho county of Los Angeles, of
tbe Male ot California, on the I 9th cay of No
vember, A. D. 1894, in the above enu.lcd ac
tion, wuerein Mi.uank Johnson, tbe hbive
named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and de
cree ol foreclosure and sale against Hugo
Schulse et al., difendanis, on the 17tb day of
November. A. D. 1894, lor the Mim of t .ree
hundred, eighty-two and 85-100 dollars
1*302,85), gold coin of the Unlttd States,
wbieh .aid decree was, on tha 19th day of No
vember, A, D. 1894, recorded in Judgment
Book 55 of said court, at p*k'-15. I am com
manded to sell all thai certain lot, piece or par
aai of land situate, lying and being In tho said
eouuty of Los Angeles, state of California, and
bounded and described aa follows:
Lot twenty-one (21) ol BueU'a subdivision of
lot 11, range 12, Alhsinbra Addition tract, aa
per map thereof recorded In Book 15, at page
tie, of Mlsce laneous Records of said Los A unc
les county; together with all water rights ap
pertaining to said lot: tog. ther with all and
singular the tenements, heradliamenti and at
purtenanoai thereun o belonging or in any
wlie appertaining.
Public notice :s hereby given that, on Satur
day, tbe 15thday of December, A. D. 1894, at
12 o'olock ro. of that day, In front ot the court
house door of tbe county of Los Auge.es, ;
Broadway entrance, I will, in obedience to stld
order of aale and decree of foreclosure and sale,
sell the above-deicrlbed property, or so much
thereof as may be necassaiy to Satisfy said
judgment, with Interest and cosir, etc., 10 Ibe
highest and beat bidder, for cash gold coin of
tho United States.
Dattd this 21st day of November, 1894.
J. C. CL NE,
BhfrtfTof Los Angeles Cjunty.
By J. o. Lowx, Depnty sherltb
Sheldon Borden, Atiorney for Plaintiff.
11 21wed-4t j
Rerdoncio Railway
NO. 18-IN EFFECT 9A. M„ FRIDAY ,
r . , OCT. 12, 1894. '
a?• 5:•- , Depot: Corner Grand avenue
and J.-narsou stre -t. Take Grand avenue cab c I
•**aainstrettand Agricultural Park horsec*:a I
trains leave Trains leave >
Los Angeles Redondo
i°l Re londo. for Los Angelea
9:05 a.m daliy 7:30 a.m. daily
1:35 o.m. dally 10:30 a.m. dsl.y
.% : i?P- m - daily 4:10 p.m. dally
•8:05 a.m. '0:45 am
•Saturdays and Bundaya only. I
For ratea on freight and passingon" apply at
room 432 Fradbury building, oorner Third and
Broadway (ipiione 1864), or at depot, corner
Grand avenue und Jefferson st. ('Phone No, 1
weatk 1
McFARLAND, President 1
J. M. SDPTON, Snporlnteadent, 1
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY—
(Sania Fo Route).
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 4, 1894.
Trains leave and are dne to arrive at Loa An
gelea (La Grande Station) First atreet
and Santa Fe avenue.
Leave for| Luo aNiVf.TTso Arr. front
s:oopmj Chicago Limited 9:35 am
7 |00 am Overlend Ex press.... 6:30 pm
8:15 am . .can Dlego Guns. Lin... •1:15 pm
•4:2opm;..San Diea-o Coast Line.. 0:45 pm
7:OOam S.u Bernardino 9:35 am
9:00 am ... *!i :55 am
•4:00 pm ""■ • 1:35 pm
6:00 pm Pasadena 0:30 pm
7:00 am' Riverside i *1:35 pm
9:ooam ...viaHan Bernard.no.. o:.tOpm
•11:00 am Slvtrslde'A'saii Bernar-r 10:15 am
4 .20 pm dlnovia Orange 0:45 pm
•11:00 am Redlands & Mentone via 10:15 am
4:2opm .Orange and Riverside.. 1 *o:4spin
7 :00am 1 \ Ktdiandt, Mentone. |9:35 am
9:00 am ] and | 9:55 am
*4:oopm Highlands 1 , l:3spm
5:0llpm via Pasadena ■ 6:30 pm
7:ooam;....Monrovia, Azusa. .. *7:35 am
9:110 am B:.~>oam
1 :35 pm I 19:35 sin
•4:oopm and I •9:55* m
|5:00 pm j *1:35 pm
5:30 pm \ 3:96 era
0:50 pm . I nt ermed late Stations,. 0:30 pm
7:00 am' Pasadena '7:35 am
9:00 am. Pasaoeua H :50 am
1:35 pm Pasadena 9:35 am
•4:Oopmj Pasadena *9:55 am
5 :00 pm Pasadena "1:35 pm
•5:30 pm Pasadena 3:55 pm
0:50 pm fas. term 0:30 pm
3:18 am I Santa Ana I 8:48 am
•2:oopm SantaAus •I:lspm
4:<opm SantiAna I 0:45 pm
7:52 am FantaMoiica j 9:45 am
10:15 am SantaMenica 1 3:45 pm
4:45 pm' Hanta Monica ' o:3«pm
10:00am| Redondo j H:29am
4:45pm Redondo..- 3:45pm
•7 :00 amiilan Jacinto,via I'aasdenuj *1 :35 pm
'9 :00 am San Jacinto,via Fasadonaj <0:30 pm
•11:00 am lan Jacinto, via Orange •0:45 pm
•9:00 am Temecula. via, Pasadenal <l:3spm
•11:0(| am ...Temecula, viaOrsnge. .1
•8:15 am gscondtrto, via Coast Line! *l:lspm
H :20om|Esoond'do.vlM Coast Line)
• Daily except Sunday, f Sunday only. f Sat
urdayouly. Ail other trains dally.
Train, via Pasadena line arrive at Downey
avenuo station seven minutes earlier and leave
seven minutes biter.
Palace vesilbu'ed sleepers, upholstered tour
ist cars, through to Kansas city a-id Chicago
daily. Personally conducted excursions to
Boiton every Thursday. For rates, sleeping-car
reservations, etc, call on or addrexß
K. W. M'GEE,
City Passenger and Ticket Ac nt, 129 North
Spring street, and ba Grande btation, Loa
Angeles.
H.G.THOMPSON, General Passenger Agent
gOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
TIME 1 ABLE— NOVEMBER 1. 1894.
Leave lor Dk.stin .iion. i Arrive.
Friday, (."Sunset Limited" ! Saturday,
4:ooam (....New Orleans.... I I 0:10 p.m
Baiurday, i j | Friday,
0:40 p.m (...Han FrannlTO... j I 3:20 «.m
" 2:00 p.m|->»u Kr«u .v. naeram'to ;:30"a.ut
7:45 p.m Ban Fran & baeram'ioi 1:48 p.m
2:00 p.m Oaden & East, 2d class 7:30a.m
7:45 p.m Ogden &. East, Ist class; I:4S p.m
7:45 p.m Por.land. Ore 7:30 am
8:30 a.m... El Paso an 1 East... 7:"«) p.m
8;30 a.ro .. .Deming and Eaat... 7:00 n.m
8:30a,m Banning 7:oopm
K-rt lauds ! «»:23 a.m
8:30 a.m! It. dlaudi a10:1O a m
10:30 h. in Redlands. 4:58 pm
4:30 p.ml Redlands ' 700 p.m
Coltoo 80:23 a.m
8:30 a.m Coiton \10:10s.m
10:30 a m Co ton 4:58 p.m
4:30 p.m Coiton 7:00 p.m
R ver ide a»:23 a.m
8:30 a.m Kiveralde Al0:10a.m
10 30».m Riverside ,' 4:58 p.m
4:30p.u Riverside I 7:00 p.m
Hail Bernardino.... 119:23a.m
8:30a.n Sin B'ruardlno.... sl0:10«.m
IOMOa.m .. B*n Keruardlno 4:58 p.m
4:30 p.n' ... .Han Bernardino. . 7:oi>p.m i
Chino »K:soim \
8:30«.ir. Cblnr. 5(1:23 a.m i
4 3UP.D Chino Al0:10s.m
ab:2sp.u Chluo. 4:58 p.m
8:.",0e.n Monrovia H:2()s.m !
Av;lspm Monrovia Al2t4sa.ni
5:15 p.n Monrovia \ 4:45 p.m
7:30 11.in .. .Banin BArr.ara I 1:48 p.m
2:0 > p.iu; Sauta Barbara i 8:35 p.m
1 a 9 :52a m Ssnt* Ana & Anabeiin M«a
5:10 pmUanla Ana ,v Anaheim A 4:05 p m
I 4 52 r.m Tv-tin I 8:43 a.m
A9:4oa.m Whlttier .j 8.43 am
4:52 pm ... Whitt'er j a 1:45 p.m
: U 2Js.ii !,ongß - ch .t Sm Pedro B:lsam
I 12:50 p. n .ouK M'eh it San Pedroi 11:54a,m
5:00 p. rr I Long B'eb & Han Pedro 4:15 p.m
tlrMoa.m Santa Monica 8:00a.m
l:iu p.n. Hanta Mouioa 8:51 a.m
5:15p.u. Rants Monica 12:i2p.m
j 0:25 p.m Santa Monica 4:21 p.m
pjMoa.ni sJoirtlura'Home B:slam
O:VS o.m Soldiejs' Home 4:21 p.m
0:30 a.in IPm Los Ange cs ) 12 12 p.m
{ and > 4:21 p.m
1:10 p.m (North Beach Slat'n)
f Cbatsworth Park. 1
A9.ooa.rn J Train, "tart from 1 a 5:30 p.in
1 Klver atation (San f
st)nmy J
sSuudays only, a Sundays exespted. All other
trains da.ly.
. OATALINA ISLAND.
Leave. Aicada Depot. Arrive.
Monday 11:54 am
9:25 a.m Weduo-day
Thursday 11:54 am
0:25 a.m Saturday
All of tbe seaside and licel Interior trains
stop at the new station, corner of Xi st and
Alameda streets. Take Boyle Heights cable
cars.
pACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
Goodall, Perkins A Co., General Agents, Sin
Francisco.
Northern routes embrace lines for Portland,
Ore., Victoria, B. C, and Pnget Sound; Alaska
and all coast points.
SOUTHERN ROUTES.
TIME TABLE FOR DECEMBER, 1894.
I XAVI SAN f HAKCI'CO.
For- - —
fort Harford S. 8. Pomona, Dec. 8,17, 20;
Saut i Baibara. .. Jan. 4.
Redondo
Port Los Angeles.. 1. S. Sauta Ro?«, Dec. 4, 13,
Newport 22, 31; Jan 9.
Ban ulaao
Foi— " 18. B. duos Bay, Dec. 6, 15
East Ha n Pedro,... 24: Jan. 2.
SanPedroand way S. S. Eureka, Dec. 2, 11, 20,
purls I V!): Jan. 7.
I.EAVII POaT LOR ANOKI.KR AND RKDONDO.
For— H. H. eniita Rosa, Dec. 0,15,
24; Jan. 2.
San Diego s. & pooiona, Dec. 1.10, 19,
28: Jan. 6.
For— iH. ». n nta BosaT Dee."B, 17,
San Francisco 20 Jan. 4.
Port Hariord .H. H .Pomona, Dec. 3 12,21,
Santa llarhara ! 30: Jan. 8.
LEyVE HAN PB'IRO ANO SAST SAN ritDRO.
For— 8. 8. iu7e¥a~Dec. 5, l i t 23,
San Francisco Jan. 1.
and , 3. S Coos Bay, Dec. 9,18.
w.y port" 27: Jan. 5.
Oars to oennect with steamers via San Pedro
leave *. P. B. R. (Arcade d pot) at 5 p. m , and
Sermlnal R. R. depot at 5:15 p. m.
Oars to connect via Redondo leave Santa Fo
depot at 10 a. m„ or from Kedendo railway
depot at 9 am.
Cars 10 connect via Port Los Angeles leave B.
P. R R. depot at 1:10 p. m. lor steamers north-
MOBd.
Flans of steamers' cabins at agent's office,
Where berths may be secured.
The company reserves tbe rlaht to change
the steamer or their days of sailing.
jEeV~For paasage or freight a, above or for
ttoaeia to and lioin all important points In
Europe, apply to
W. PARRIB, Ageat,
oaae. No. 194 W. Reooad st, Los Angeles.
Ccmpignie tic-newls Trdnsitlmliijue
FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
CIOMPANY'S PIER litW) NO. 42 NORTH ,
/ river, foot of Morion st, New York.
Tiavelers by this Hub avoid bota travel by ,
English railway aud the discomfort of cross
lug Ihe chauue. in a small boat.
■ La Bretague, December 1. I .
La Bnurgogne, Decemb-r 8.
La Champagne, December 15.
La Normaudle, December 22.
La Breissue, December 29.
La Gascogne, January 5.
New York to Alexandria, Eg»pt, via Paris,
lira-plain $100, s cond-class 16.
For (rtigbt or passage apply 10
A. FORGET, Agent,
No, 2 Bowling Green, j>ew York.
J. F. FUGAZI A CO, agents, s'Montgomery
aye., San Francisco, Bianch office, 19 Mont
gomery Bt. Tiokets are for sale by all railroad
and stesmsbip offices.
LOS ANGELES TIER A LP: WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5. 1894.
If You Have
* Scrotula,
Sores, Boils, or
apv other ekin disease,
take
AVER'S
SARSAPARILLA
thte Superior
Blood-Purifier
and Spring Medicine.
Cures others,
will cure you
This extraordinary Rejuvena'or Is the most
wonderfuldiscovery of toe age. It haa been
endorsed by tho leading scic-G tic men of Europe
""''**
UKFOKS JL/OWT AIXKa
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Nervous Twitching of the eyes and other parts.
Strengthens, invigorates aud tones the entire
system. Hudyau cures Debility, Nervousness,
Emissions, and devoicpes and restores weak
organs. Pains in the back, losses by day ot
night ire stopped quickly. Over 2,000 private ;
endorsements,
Preinatureness means Irapoteney in tbe first j
stage. It is a symp'-omof femina! weakness and ;
barrenness. It can be stopped in 20 days by the
use of Hudyau.
The new discovery was made by the Special
ists oftheold famous Uuoaun Medical liiatl
tuto. It is the strongest vltalizer made. It is
very powerful, but harmless. Sold for SI .00 a
package, or 6 packages for $5.00 i plain sealed
boxes i. Written guarantee given lor a cure. If
you buy six boxes end are not entirely cured,
six more will be sent to yon free of all charges.
Send for circulars end testimonials. Address
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Junction Stockton, Market and
Ellis Sta. f Sao. Francisco.
Thl« Faroonfi R«rricdv cur * quickly an<l per
manently ull nervous nlrfir.t.oß. mifh as Weak
Memory, Loss of llr:i\n Porrcr, Hcndnche, Wake
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mall prepaid with a wrttttin guarantee to cure or i
money refunded. Write tfs for flree medical
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chnrare fnr c«in«nlt«>tlonn. Bnvarn of imtta*
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Los Angeles Terminal R'y
IN EFFECT MONDAY, SEPT. 24, 1891.
Los Ange.es depot,: East end Firs, stand
Downey aye. bridges.
Leave l.os Aiueieefor Leave Pasadena, lor
Pasadena. l.os Angelea.
t 6188 am t 7:15 a.m
* 7:10 a.m • 8:05 a.m
* 8:00 a.m • 9:05 a.m
* 9:00 a.m *10-.35 a.m
•10:30 a.m •12:30 p.m
•12 25 p.m * 1:45 p.m
* >:40p.ni >..* 3:05 p.m
* 3:t 0 p.m • 4:05 p.m
* 4:00 p m • 5:25 p.m
* 5:20 r-m * 7:05 p m
* 0:20 p.m » S:O5 p. 111
111 so p m 113: 1 5 a.m
1 o'.:tt> v m 110:15 p.m
Daweey sr. ».ving j■m* 7 miiiut st--r.
Leave Los Ange eg io. laaavi Alladeha junu*
Al adena Junction. tion for Los Angeiet.
» 9:00 ».a> ?T7 *I 0:10 a m
110:30 a.m 112:00 m
* 1:40 p m * 2:40 p.m
, 4 :00 o.m * s:'o \< m
An trains'. «v lonn -ir-t at. (I4inl«
Leave Los Angeles foi) Leave" f oFLos
Glendale. A,ngele-.
I 0:10 a.m \ t 7:20 a.m
1 S:l5 am I 9: 2 am
112:35 p.m 1 1 1:30 p. m
* *:25 o m 1 ~..» (1:1 3 p.m
Lrav-j Loa Auge es foi Leaves Ea*t can Pedro
Long Boacb and East for
Saa Pedio. Los Angeles.
t 7:25 a.m
* 9:55 a.m J 7:50 a.m
1 1:05 p.m J12:20 a.m
t htlfi p.m t 3:to p.m
I (i :00 p ■»., ... .. ...J. \ 4:15 r. in
Between Eat Han Peuio aud Long u.ach 10
minutes.
RUBIo CANYON AND JCOH'I MOUTO'AIM
Trains leave Los Apgel's »t 9 a.m.. 1:10 and
4 p.m. dai y, and 9a.m., 10:30 a.m., I:4opm.
and 4 p.m. Sundays.
V'nrw rvivp'.n n-S. hl'rl. OrS(l(l SC TITV.
•Defly. fDally except Bauftaya. {Sundays
Stages meet the ■ a. m. and 12125 p. m. trains
alt Pasadena for Hi. Wilson on new trail.
Pateen.eri leaving Lou Angel, a on the la,
SB. train lor Sit. Wilson can retnrn same dcv.
Bpttlal rates to excursion aalplftniu parties.
Depota east end of First at. and Downey aye.
•ridge.
City ticket orßce at A. B. Oreenwald'a otgafl
•tore, corner Pint and Spring sts.
Staerel offices: First at. depot.
T. B. BURN It IT, General Man agsr. I
W. WINOOP. Gea. Passenger Ag>t,
Mt. Lowe Railway
FOR TIME TABLE SEE LOI ANGELES
TERMINAL RAILWAY.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Yesterday's Business en the New York
hloek Rxehenge.
New Yoax, Dec. 4,-Bu, ness on the stock
exchange today was irregular, and the day's
changes were confined •within fractional lim
it-.. 'Ihe general market opened weak, but
rallied toward uoon, andat tne close the ten
dency waa toward higher values.
Railroad bonds were arm.
Government bonds were Arm.
State bonds were s:< a v
STOCKS AND BONDS.
New York, Dec. 4.—The Cosing quotations
were;
USOs, reg 119 NorfkA Wst pfd. 21
do ss, cou 119 % N amer Co 4
do 4 ,r«g. 114!, Northern Pac 41,
do 4s, cou 115 :l i do pld 17-;',
do 2a. reg. 97 Vf,D Si Gulf 3
PaclflcOs Northwestern ... 991,
Atchison 4-U do pfd 141-,,
Adams Ex 140 N V Cent 99
AUon, Terre Hie. H V Si ti Enr 31
do pld *198 Ontaiio Si West.. 15!£
| Amer Ex.... 113 Or, (<>n lrupt 10
Bslto li Ohl". 07 Oregon Nay 20
! CauadaPai iflc 59>e OregonShortLlue
i Canada Souihern. 50', Si ITNorihn.... 0
I Central'P.ilflc.. 15 Psclflc Mall 22
Ches Si Ohio 17> 8 Feorla. Dec A a.. 34
Chicago Alton .. 145 Pittsburg 150
Bulling on 70 1 i Pullman Palace. 154
chicajoGas 7 1% Reading 153»
Con Gas 122', Ricnmoudler... lirta
CCCa Hi L 37J, do pfd 20
col coal A iron .. 9 RloGrWesm Ii:'»
Cotton Ob 27i, dopfd 43
. Del Si Hudson ... 120j,. Rock Island 01!^
Dels, la»ckawanna St Paul 58
St Western 161 : t£ do p d 117k
iDsUO pfd. 34!. St Paul Si Omana. 34!,
Distillers 8 ' do pfd ill
East Term Southern pacific. 18'^
Erie sugar 05!.
dopfd 24 Term Coal St Iron Istli
Ft Wayne 157 Texas Pacific U%
01 Northern pfd.. lOOJ-i Tol Si 0 Cent pfd. 75
Chicago A Eastern Union Pacilic 1 1%
Übnois pf' 93 Da Express 32
Hoiking Valley.. 101. Wabash, St Louis
Illinois Cent 80 , A Pacific 0%
St Paul Si bulutn. 2iU do pld 14 1 /,
Kan St Tex p1d.... 221, Wells-Fargo 106
Dake Erie A West. 16)2 Weste'n Union . 87'/s
dopfd 00 WhseingALE..
i.aa€6huis 130 do O 0
Lead Trust 18V, Minn" A et Louis. t7ii .
LAN 53V, Denver A X G.... 11!.
LAi New Albauv.. 0 Gen Electric 35
Manhattan C0n".... Nat'l Linseed 20
Mem A Charlston. 10 co> Fuel A I 25
Mich Central 97 do pfd 70
Mo Pacific. 27-i. H St Tex Cent.... 2!i
Mobile Si Ohio 17V, fo . A A Si North
Nashvll c Chatt.. 05 Micb „ 3V.
Nat Cordage. 8 Tol, St LA EC. 1
dopfd 14 1 dopfd 6
N J Cetitral 93' V
Boston, Dec. 4,—The cloilig quotations
were:
Atchi.on 4 'Mexican 6%
B-iilTelephone... 1974 San Diego
Burlington 70!. i
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
Nkw Yohx, Dec. 4.—Money on call easy at
1(31 V, percent; last loan at 1 per cent; closed
| at 1 per cent.
{ Prime mercantile paper—2(<e3' , per cent
Sterling exchauge— Actual busiueaa In bank
era' bills at i>i4.B7Vs4 88 for demand and
$4 3G'4g4.37 for 6o nays.
Posted rate»-*4.57',ri?4.88 and Si.SS!,®
4.89.
i,omrrerclal b|llt-if4 80@4.B0!i.
Silver certificates— 111' „.
San Francisco. Dec 4.—sight drafts on New
York, per $100, par.
Teb g aphic, 6c
Siernug bills en London, bankers' 60-day
bills. $4 86.'a-
London, Dec. 4.—Bank of England discount
; rate, 2 per cent.
Consols—lo3.
MINING SHARIS.
Ban Francisco, Dee. 4.—The official dosing
quotations ior mlQlug stocks today were as fol
lows;
Aila 17'Julla —
Alpha Con 10 Justice 17
Andes HS KuntucK Cou 02
Be cher. Sa Lady W.ah Con —
Belle Isle 051 Mexican 01
Beit Si Belcher. 02 Mono 05
Bodlc Con 7e Ivl t Diaolo 10
Eu,lion 1» Navsio
BuwerOon ot. coidentsl C0u.... 07
Caledonia 01 pbir 175
Challenge Con W i-ermau 09
Gholiar 5 'oiosi 42
Confidence -- .vage 33
Con CalAVa 335 -ieorplou
Con Imperial 01 iieiraNevada 00
Con N.w York — iliver Klti 01
Crown Point ot -liver King —
ttxehecquer — Union Con 30
Gould A Curr).3€ iltahcon ... 00
Grand Prize i'cl.ow Jacket 42
: Hale A Norcross— 8!i
i .
Bank of England Bullion.
London, Dec. 4.—Tbe amount of bullion I
gone lrom the Bank of Englaud ou balance was i
£81,000, _
Silver Buillon.
Ban Francisco, Dec. 4.—Silver bars, 60V4
Glc per ounce.
Mexican uol.ars, 50! j'@slc.
New Yop.k. Dtc. 4.— SLyer bars, per
ounce.
London, Dec. 4.—Silver bullion, per ounce, i
28 1-16 J.
San Francisco Grain Market.
San Francisco, Dec. 4.—Net cash prices
weie as lolioas:
Flour -Family extras, 55; Bakers'
exira, $3.30@3 40; superune, i|>^.20®2.55.
Wheal—The market la In Detler shape Iban It
was a week ago and prices are stronger. No. 1
shipping, lisVi choice slock, 95c; milling,
Barley-Trade is slow and offerings are very
plentiful. Fair to good, Mo3B^' 3 e; brewing,
9W095c.
Oats—The demand la moderate bnt the stock
coutiuues lo accumulate. Quotations are aa
follows; Milling, $..00(31 12 V,: Snrprlse,
$1 0531.15; fmcy .eed, !f1.02 ; ,i-51.07',: good
to eh ice. poor to fair, 85ia87V4c;
back, *1.1.-ii.<tl.3o; red, ipl.o7! a cal.ls; gray,
92J,t(«»1.00.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Chicago, Dec. 4.—Paris cablea were atronger
than lor a very long lime, and this, together
witb bullish ilmnesii..- news, caused wi eat to
jump i,c per bushel, the market closing at
00% c.
M. v corn opened at 49) 8 c aud closed at 49' 2
(«4S»S B C.
(juts closed at 33%n for May.
Provisions—January pork made a net loss of
92iie, laid closed s®loc lower and rib] l2Vfjo
lower.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat, No 2—
December. 56
May oOis-geOfa
July WJJ
Corn, No. 2—
December 47' a
Januaiy 4~.< t
May 49;4949'>,
Oats No. 2—
December. 29},
January «
M.y 825<
Caan quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady; W liter paten s, $2.50,U2 70;
straights, spring patent,, $3 10™
3.2U; stra.gnu, >t.2.25@2.75; bakers', $1.85®
2.25.
I ,iheat—No. 2 i-prinv. 59>i@61cj No. 3, nom
laal; No. 2 red, riO® iO}i.
Corn-No. '-', 47V;!.
Oats—vo. 2, 2a!.; No. 2, 3J@33; No. 3,
white 32.
«.ye—No. 2, 49,\
Bar ey—No. 2, 53@54; No. 3, 49353!j'; No.
4,5u@5 le.
■riHX s-ed-Nc. 1. SI
Timothy—Prime, $:-.00.
Me-s pork -Per bol, »i- Oofaia.HU.
DeVAN & RUTLEDGE,
Bankers and Brokers,
146 NOETH SPUING ST.
TELEPHONE 157.
CI RAI*, STOCKS AND BONDS bought and
T sold, lor cash or on margin.
Dally market circular sent tree.
£Jg»"-PBI\'ATa" WIRI.
S. I. COOPER & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
HV/i a Main It. Telephone 1409
Chicago Grain
New York Stocks
S. F. Wheat and Barley
Bought, sold and carried on margins. Dally
elicnlar and little booka on aoecuiailou, or
HOW TO MAKE MO.vaV, mailed free.
1 ard-*0 92',.
Short ribb.— sides, loose, $8.00(36.10.
ehouldeta— Dry salted, $5.50@5 02',.
Short clear sides-Boxed, *6..17'5(36.50.
Wh.sky—Distillers'finished goodr, $1.23 per
gallon.
On the produce exchange today tbe butter
market was steady; cieamery, 14(322c; dairy,
llaatilo,
Kggs—Steady at 21c.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
Liverpool, Dec 4.—Cloae: Wheat, strong:
demand moderate; No. 2 Red Winter, 5s 3-yi;
do Spring, 5i 2d; No. 1 hard Manitoba, 5a
81: So. l calitornla, 5s 41. Futures firm;
December, 5s 2, 1 January, 5s SUdt Februa
ry, 5s 2'id; March, 5s 3d; April. 5a May,
ss4S'd.
Coin—Spot, firm; American mixed, sa, Fu
tures firm; December,ss 3d: January, 4s Sri;
February, 4s s&d; March. 4a Mail: April, 4>
M«d| May, 4sod.
i loui strong. demand moderate; St, Lou
fancy winter, Os.
Hups—At London (Pacific coast) £2 15a
San Francisco, Dec. 4.—Wheal, dull; Mar,
$1,00.
Barley—Doll; May, yi'jc.
Corn—sl.2s.
j Bran—sl3.so.
California Fruit Sales.
Chicago, Dec. 4 —Tie Karl Fralt company
sold California fruit at auction today, realizing
tbe foibiwing prices;
Pears-Pound, $1.1091.20; L. Nellie. $1.15
(31.30; Glout Morcean, 80385 c; Kaat Beaurre,
$1.10: Victor. 90c; Beurie Or.s. $1.10.
Orapes—Verdei. bail crates. $1.2031.80;
Tokay, $1.0031.90; Muscat, $1.71; Coruiihvn,
$1.15.
Petroleum.
New York. Dec. 4.—Petro'eom, steady;
Pennsylvania oil sales, none; January option
sales, none; closed al 89j bid; Lima oil sales,
none.
LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS
Grain nod Hay.
(Denier*' quotations.]
B» «i. ay—Per cental. 85(990c.
Corn'—Pet cental, yellow $1.0031.05; white,
$1, 10.
Wheat—Percental, No. 2, !loc<3sl.oo.
Hay—Per ton, alfalfa, tlo.Oi'AUl.oo: bar
ley, $14.00(0)10.00; oat, $14.00(3,15.001 wheat,
$13.00(914.00.'
Dried rrulta.
[Buyeri quotations.]
Apricotts—Per ib,, choice, 6(oa6>ic; fair. 51%
mc
Peaches—Per lb., fancy, fatWOKat choice,
0@0; 4 e; fair, 4J s (r}sc.
Pears—Per lb., choice bleached, 4c; fair, 2
@3e.
Prunes—Per lb., graded, iIiQVAc; ungraded.
4c.
Mill StufTa.
[Jobbeis' quotations.]
Barley- Per cental, * .00.
Corn—Per cental, $1.15.
Wheat—Per cental, No. 1,91.05.
Flour—Per barrel, local extra family, $3.40;
northern, $3.75.
Feed—Bran, per ton, $21.00; shorts, $23.00;
cracked corn, per on., $1,20; mill feed, $1.25;
rolled barley, $1.05.
Dairy Products.
Butter—Fancy creamery, 2lb squares. 55
<957'£c; fancy dairy, 28 onuce squares, 40,<b
45c; choice, 28-ounce squares, 3A(js>7>,c
Oheeie—California, half cream, per lb., 10c;
do lull cream, 18Up; Young America, 14' 2 r;
small, (3 lb hand) lo!,e; eastern,lull cream, 15
(316 c; domestic Swiss, old. 17(316c; new, 149
18c; imported Swiss. 2S'.«J3Oe; i.imburger, do
mestic, 14ts>10c; Imported. 18(320.
Poultry and Erci.
Poultry—Per doz., bens, $4.0034.25; old
roosters, $3.50134.00; young roosters. $3.75(3
4.25; broilers, $3.5034.40; turkeys, 10(312c per'
lb.; ducks, pec doz,, $3.5034.50; geese, per
head, 75c.
Bans—California ranch, 30(3310 per doz.;
eastern. 23(324c.
Farm and Garden Produce.
Beans—Per 100 lbs.. Lady Washington, $3.00
Lima $4.50; nayy, $3.3033.25; piua, $2.25(3
2.50.
Bkkts—ler 100 lbs,, 90c.
Cabbage—Per 100 ids, 50365 c.
Carrots—Per 100 lbs., 90c.
Chiles—Dry, per string, $1.00(31,25; green.
5c per lb.
Onions—Per 100 lbs., 90c.
Parsnips—Per 100 lbs., $1.
Potatoes—Per 100 lim„ pinkeyes, 75c; Bur
banks, 85c; Salinas, $1.10.
Sweet Potatoes—Per 100 lbs., 80a.
Tom toes—Por box, 50c
Turnips—Per 100 loa., 90c.
Mate.
Almonds—Per lb., paper shell, 13»15c; soft
shell, ll(312c; hard aheil, Hirodc.
Brazils—Per lb.,
| FiLßEaTs—Per lb , 11(31x^0,
Peanuts—Per lb., raw, sJi7c; roasted, 7<goc.
Walnuts—Per lb., first grade softsneli, Sc;
first grade hardshell, oJ a c; second grade hard
shell. sc.
Freeh Meats.
Butcbera' prices for whole carcasses.
Beef—First quality, 4' 2 c.
Veal—Kanse. heayy, 4Ji36J£c; do light, 53
SUe; dairy, 0;,(37 c.
MurTON-4>,ijioc; spring lamb, 037 co37c
Pobk—7c,
REAL ES9TATE TRANSFERS.
Tuesday. Dec. 4.
H O Henderson to W,B - Henderson-EU of
SHU of HWU ol BVYU of Sec 33, T 1 N. H 8 W ;
$10.
i M B Henderson lowa Henderson—WJ4 of
I> a of Bwj< of Sec 33. TIS,K 8W; #1000.
kj 0 Jniu.suu to ** S Henderson—Mlo acres
of n % of W<A of BWJ4 of tec 33. T 1 N, R 8 W;
91000.
H S Finney to W 8 Henderson—B acres of
BW.U of Sec 33,1 IN/BSvt; $1000.
D uoty to W 8 Menderson—BS.U of N\vw of
SWJi of Sec 33, T 1 N, It 8 W; $mOO.
0 m Barrett to W B Henderson—l3 acres of
VTKof WHel SWUofßec33, T 1 is, B 8 W;
$825.
A Fascoe to M Juhnton—SWJi of NE'. of
8» \4 of Sco 33, T 1 N. H 8 W; $45u.
C O A Kobin.-on to H Wood—Lot 0. blk 7,
Oli vewood, agreement to convey; $1200.
A Kinney to o X Liudley—Kso feet ol lot 42,
Abbott Kinney trt; $400.
H J Axfora to J H Adams—Fart of 11 of
Brown's sub, blk U, Fainter A Ball In, Paaa
den»;s7oo.
Prov.dencla Land and Water Co to A W 01b!
son—Lots v and 4, blk 43, Burbauk; $325.
S C Stoddard to J D Hash—Lot 7. Wallace
Bros' Ullvewood sub blk It, itu Pasqual tit:
$125.
C H Smith to M. X Smith—6.43 acrsa In sec
I. T 1. a X 9, W; $500.
EC Hurd to J Jordan—l 4 4 acres lot 81,
Griffith sub, Ko Los Fella; $3700.
Azu.a Land nnd Water company to 0 J Sal
ton—Lot 2 blk 3, Azusa; $2uo.
T E Batty lo M X Maltlaud—Lot, 18, blk 36,
Electric Railway Homestead association tract;
(.300.
X Roberts to J A Oravta—lot 5, blk 11, Ord'a
survey, (53-50)'eing SrY cornerof Broadway
and Fouuh st; $60,000.
J X Underbill to U X Underhlll—Lot 453,
Hyde Park tract; $110.
F H Crane to X Lewis—Lot 28, Golds worthy
Eighth st tract; $700.
1 1) Hiu nun) to C F Morehouse—Lot 22, re
plat Dr. Conger Home tract, Patadma; $900.
A U Bristol to X B ri-ree—Lots 49 40, 47 to
50, A 0 Brltto! tract, I'asadena: $3300.
KBPier.etoT Miller—Lot su, A 0 Bristol
tract, Pasadena; $6jo.
X A Cnvelle lv W vMiiteline Lot 4, blk 5, Al
varado Heights; $3000.
W B Caldwell to E Caldwell—Lit 34, blk 1,
Washington Garden tract: $5
C H Warner to A Dougherty—lot 45, blk 24,
Wollsslll Orchard tract: $10.
MCSperontoH H Earl—Lot 46, Buchanan
A O'Neal's sub his J Painter & Ball tract:
$1000.
v Bristol to J W Wilson—Lots 29 and 30, see.
15, T 5 N, R 10 W: $70:>.
MS Hellman lo W P Webb—N 65 ft lot 4
Ward homestead trt; $650.
F R Mourte loS R P. liner-Undivided Xi sec
11, T 1 N, X 11 W; $500.
A M Spenco to J H Jones—Undivided } 4 lot
5. blk 10, Ord'. survsy, being corner burinu
and 'ourihsts: $2\000;
A it »ptnceto J W Hunt-Undivided Sf, stme
property as above; $75,000.
R Livingston to G W Johnson—Lots 126 to
129, Baud rv water works trt; $733 55.
II A Jastrolo E D Moaher—N E U lot 1, blk 7,
Phillip.' ad Pomona; $1550.
oHWa,ner to B Seeuer -Lot 21, blk 19.
Woltsklil orchard trt; $10.
Southern Cali.'oru a National bank to G G
Watkltis— Lot 12, blk 4 and lot 1, blk 9, Howe
Ut: $2-5.
Pickering Drainage and Water company to
M Woollomes—Lots 6 and 7, blk 25, Thomas
ranch: $130.
X Beebs to J A Bolt-Lot 8 and blk O, Ela
Uiliairt; $125.
H L elaoueil to R R Howell—7.B6 acres San
Fernando raneho; $106.50.
8 A Butler to B A Keller-B 40 ft lots 21 and
22, sub Dana trt; $500
Merced bank to v Hofer—Lot 52 Brooks' sub
Phllbln trt: $125
It X lma.es io J I Hathaway—Lot 44 Long
heeds' sub Hoover trl: agreumant.
SUMMAgY.
Deeds 51
Nominal 23
Total $105,862 05
SIIIFPIKG MEWS.
San Pedro, Deo. 4.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Enreka, Green master, from San
Francisco; 40 tons merchandise and pesien
ers.
BAILED.
steamer Enreka, Gicen mister, for Newport,
Schooner Una, Smith master, for TJiapqua, iv
ballast.
Short stories of the day.
New Corporations.
Articles of incorporation were yester
day tiled in the office of the county clerk
by the Whittier Frait and Produce ex
change. The purposes oi the corpora
tion ia to secure the best market lor the
fruit and produce oi its members, the
uniform grading, packing and labeling
of the same and the procuring oi favor
able transportation rates. The corpora
tion seta out in a very modest way, tbe
capital stock being only I2UO of which
131 has been subscribed. The following
gentlemen form the board of directors:
W. T. Strawbridge, Tremble Berry, T.
E. Pray, Lewis Lsndreth and O. S. Jor
dan.
Articles of incorporation were also
filed by the Allison Barlow Oil company
witb headquarters io l.os Angeles. The
purposes oi the organization are to sink
and develop oil wells and engage in all
the details ol a general oil business.
The capital stock is set at $10,000, all of
which has been subscribed. The board
ol directors ore as follows: Allison Bar
low, Samuel Barlow, Frank Graves,
Sydney 0. Thomas and O. W. Sher
wood.
Evangelist Pratt.
Another large audience greeted Evan
gelist Pratt at the union meetings now
being condncted in the East Los Ange»
les Congregational church. Mr. Magi in
and Mrs. Morfoot sang a beautiful dnet
entitled. Ye Must Be Born Again.' Mr.
i'ratt preached a powerful eermon on
The Determined Will. It waa a sermon
which businees men enjoyed. Deliv
ered in a tender voice, it wss tisncriout
in style and had a tremendous effect.
Mr. Pratt will speak again at 7 :30; Bible
reading at 3 p. m.
K. O. T. M. Election.
California tent No. 6, K. O. T. M., at
its regular review, held last Monday
night at Elk's hall, elected the following
officers to serve for the ensuing term:
Commander, C. A. Williama; lien'
tenant commander, O. G. Lawyer;
record keeper, J. D. Tracy; finance
keeper, Geo. J. Lindenfeld; chaplain,
C. A. Serial witz; sergeant, Geo. D.
Keym ; master-at-arms, H. R. Bingham ;
first master of guards, C. L. Alexander ;
second master of guarda, J. U. Miller;
sentinel, E. W. Roster; picket. A. W.
Francisco, Jr.; phyiioian aick benefit
department, Wm. To isle, M. D.
LOCAL FORECAST.
Prognostication* of the Local Observer.
Main In th* Nut Future.
In Southern California the reports re
ceived at the observer's office ahow that
light rains have fallen at Han Diego and
San Luis Obispo, with olondy weather
and steadily but slowly falling barom
eter and generally easterly and souther
ly winds.
No rain baa fallen at Loa Angelea, bnt
tbe indications ate favorable for light
rains.
From appearance of the mountains in
the direction ol Tejunga pass, it ia an
parent that rain baa fallen there thia
afternoon, and possibly enow in the
mountains.
Generally cloudy weather prevails on
tha coaat from Portland to San Diego,
wtth decreasing pressure and generally
easterly to southerly winds.
The local prediction from tbe greater
number of stations indicate foul weather
or rain.
During tbe month of November there
was no precipitation in Southern Cali
fornia, except at tbe cloaa of the month
in San Luis Obiapo and vicinity.
Tbe absence of rain in tbis month ie
not an unprecedented thing in Sonthern
California, aa tba statistics ahow within
tbe period of which there ia an official
record tbat there were five yeara in
wbicb no rain fell during thia month,
and that the precipitation was nominal,
or very much below the average for a
period of yeara.
PREPARING FOR WINTER,
Geo. Deri* Steals a Laprobe, and 1*
Promptly Ran Id.
Abont 6 o'oclock laat evening Mra. O.
E. Day drove np to tbe hardware atore
of Major Fnrrey on North Spring etreet,
and witb her aon entered tbe atore to
make aome pnrobaaaa. Upon ber return
to tbe buggy ahe found that ber buggy
robe waa missing, having been stolen
during tba few minutea tbat ehe waa in
tbe atore.
Her aon drove to police headquarters
and reported tbe affair, and tbe officers
in the business portion of the city were
notified to keep a lookout for the robe.
About 6 o'clock Officer Conley, while
walking on Upper Main street, noticed a
man walking on tbe oppoaite aida of the
etreet with a robe over bia arm. The
actions of tba man were of such a
character as to arouse the suspicious of
the officer, wboarreeted bim and brought
him to the station where be wae booked
on suapicion.
When the robe waa handed to Mr.
Bean the clerk recognized it aa being
the one reported, and aent for the aon of
Mrs. Day, who identified it as their
property. Tbere will be a charge of
patit larceny lodged againat the fellow,
who gave bia name at tbe elation aa
George Davis.
A BARON GONE.
A Former Uaklandrr Quietly Laavea
California.
The Oakland correspondent east to
the San Francisco Chronicle says: The
departure of A. W. Benson from Los
Angeles ia not a matter of indifference
to a good many Oxklandere. Mr. Ben
son who recently managed tbe Grand
opera house in tbe city of the citron
belt, was at one time well known in tbis
town aa the managor of the People's
theater. Hia reputation iv the show
business has been achieved in various
countries end under euudry names.
That of Baron Ziegler waa probably the
most pretentious of all.
Some of his friends insist that he has
gone east for the purpose of securing
new attractions, but there are many
wbo discredit thia reassuring statement.
Tbe tact of tbe matter is tbat tbe "Bar
on" has got himself involved in the
game financial difficulties that sur
rounded him wben ba left Otkland.
where a good many creditors atill are
anxiously looking for bia whereabouts,
not having bad any other notice of his
leaving town than what they read in the
papere wben he landed iv Lob Angeles
and secured tbe leaae of the Grand opera
bonae.
No Christmas and New Year* table should
bewltbouta tottle of Dr. SI: gert's Angostura
Bitters, the world renowned appetizer of ex
quisite tutor. Bjwaro of counterfeits.
Dr, Parker, dentist, 12014 West First stress
Court Notes.
Judge McKinley yesterday admitted
William Appel to citizenship of tha
United States, upon the necessary proof
ol qualification being produced.
In deoartment two yesterday Mary O.
Trnitt was adjudged insane and ordered
committed to the asylum at Highland
by Judge Clark.
The divorce suit of Pitkin vs. Pitkin
still occupies the attention of Judga
York behind closed doora. It will in ail
probability be concluded today.
The German Savings and Loan society
yestsrday instituted suit in the superior
court against J. H. Blanchard et al. to
foreclose a mortgage on a lot on North
Main street, adjoining the St. Elmo ho
tel, for $3500.
The case of Serafina Lugo vs. B. A.
Lugo, being an action for divorce upon
the ground ol extreme cruelty, was ba*
fore Judge McKinley iv department six
yesterday. Tbe defendant having sub'
tnitted to a default, a decree was or
dered for tbe plaintiff as prayed.
A Damage Suit.
In department four, yesterday, tba
trial of the case ol Peter Johnson vs.
Albert Thomas ocoupied the attention
of Judge Van Dyke and a jury the entire)
day. The suit has been instituted to
recover $5000 damages unstained, so il
is alleged, by plaintiff, through the wil
ful negligence of tbe delendant.
Itappeared tbat the defendant Thomas
was driving a wagon in January last and
at the corner of Macy and Alameda)
streets ran into the plaintiff, who waa
permanently injared. As a resnlt tha
latter now seeks to recover compensator/
damages.
Side unknown in the Pratt Case.
The case of Lucy C. Goodspeed et al.
va. Anah E. Mansfield st al. waa called
yesterday in department five. Judge
Sbaw rendered hia decision denying tha
motion of tbe plaintiffs in tbe a nit to
strike out certain portione of the answer
therein, and also overruled the demur
rer to said answer.
This suit is one of several that formed
side issues to the main suit in the Prat)
will case. Thia afternoon the closing
scenes in this bitterly contested snil
will take place in the probate conrt
when Judge Clark orders judgment en
tered for the contestants, in accordance
witb the verdict of tba jury aa returned
in tbeir anawere to tbe apecial iaauea
submitted to Ibem.
LADIES' RECEPTION.
Oompltmant to Aire. May, Wife of tha
N»w Congregational Pastor.
The ladiea of tbe Firat Congregational
cburob held an informal reoeption in
entertainment of tba wife of their naw
paator, Dr. Dayton F. Day, at tha
church parlora on tbe corner of Sixth
and Hill atreeta.
The occaaion waa a special day's aes
aion of tbe Miaalonary and Ladies' Aid
societies, and waa attended by fully 200
ladiea of the congregation.
Tbe affair commenced at 10:30 a.m.
by devotional exercieea led by Mra.
Pease, a returned missionary ftom Mi*
oroncaia, after which abe delivered an
address upon ber life among theee peo
ple. She aieo exhibited ourioa from
tbeae interesting people that created a
deal of interest among those present.
After Mrs. Poase had finished
I ber exhibition a lunch waa served and
'an informal talk and general "goodlel
lowabip" was indulged in uutii 1:30 p.
m., wben Mrs. Anna S. Averill pre
sented an address of welcome to Mra.
Day, i> ifo of the paator, to whioh Mra.
Day responded in a very feeling man*
ner. Following these exeroiaee tbe
Ladiea Aid and tbe Young Ladiea' ao*
cieties presented aome very intereating
papers upon tbe work done in Mexico,
also the work done in our own midst, at
the Bethlehem mission in tha Eighth
ward and also tbe Sonoratown mission.
Tbere will be a formal and general re
ception to the new paator on the even
ing of Friday, December 14th, to which
ali are invited.
HISTORICAL. SOCIETY.
A. New Board or nirectore—The Old
Ooart Hoait.
The Historical society held its annaul
meeting Monday evening. The election
excitement diminished the uaual atten
dance. The following members were
elected a board of directors for tha year
1895: H. D. Barrows, J. M. Oninn, E.
Baxter, Mrs. M. Barton Williamson,
Miss T. L. Kelso, Rev. J. Adam and
Gen. John Mansfield. Edwin Baxter
waa elected president of the aoeiaty;
Mrs. Williamson, first vice preaident;
Rev. J. Adam, second vice preaident:
H. 1). Barrows, treasurer, and J. M.
Gninn, secretary and curator.
Mr. H. I). Barrows read a volnable
historical paper entitled, Recollection!
of the Old Court House and ita Builder.
The old court house, now in prooeaa of
demolition, waa completed in 1859
at a cost of $35,000 Ita bnilder
waa Juan Temple, a New England
man who came to California at aogearly
day from tbe Sandwioh islands. He
died in San Francisoo in 1866. He waa
an active and enterprising buaineea man
and accumulated a large amount of
property in California. The bnilding
was originally intended for a market
house. The eecond atory waa fitted np
for a theater.
Some of the leading dramatio troupes
of that day, botb English and Spanish,
played in the old theater.
Tbe old court house was sold to aayn>
dicate for $15,000 and afterwarda waa
sold to the county for $25,000. It waa
the scene of many events in onr looal
history, aome comic, otbera tragio.
Wilkins, a noted desperado and mur
derer, wae in 1863 seized by vigilantea
in Judge Hayes' oourt and taken to
where the Lawyers' block now standi
and hanged.
The paper waa diacusaed by Mr. Oaoar
Macy and J. M. Gainn. It will be pub
lished.
Anyone who haa children will rejoice
with L. M. Mulford, of Flainfleld, N. J.
His little boy. five years of age, waa sick
with oroup. For two daya and nights
he tried various remedies recommended
by frienda and neighbora. Heaaya: "I
thought aure I wouid loae him. I bad
soeu Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ad
vertised and thought I wonld try it aa a
last hope and am happy to say that after
two dosea he slept until morning,
gave it to bim next day and a core waa
effected. I keep tbis remedy in tba
house now and as soon as any of tba
children ahow any signs of oroup I give
it to tbem and that ia the laat of it."
50 cent bottles for sale by Off & Vaughn
comer Fourth and Spring etreets, and
C. F. lleinzsman. 222 North Main street,
druggists.
No smell, smoke, ashea and trouble;
nothing but heat—Electric oil heater.
Farrey company, 161 N, Spring at.
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