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FOR THE MANCHESTER CUP
Eighty Thousand People Wit
ness the Race
FLORIZELL" WAS "FLEETEST
The Prince of Wales' Horse Had Easy
Running
The Ameiican Horse Banqutt W«» Not in
tbe R.ce-Great Lnthusiasm
at the Result
Associated Press ?nccia! Wire.
MANCHESTER, June 7.—FlorUell,
owned by the prtnee ol Wale«, won the
Manchester cup today against a large
Jield.wh.ch Included M. I. Dwyer'l B»n
--quet. Florizell was a favorite in tbe bet
ting. 7 to 2, but the Americans, who
turned ou j.in large numbers, backed
Banuqet heavily; so just before the race
the odds were 8 to t. wbereaa a fortnight
ago Ihev were 20 to 2. Mr. Cohen',
brown colt Oreenlawn was second. P.
Buchanan's chestnut colt The Docker,
third. Kacb of these is a four-year-old.
The big raco was witnessed by fully
80 OOU people. The enclosures and tbe
grand stand, as well as the held were
packed tn suffocation, and the spectators
had barely room to move. Banquet 11
was the lirst of the cup-bolder, to make
his appearance in the paddock. Mo at
tracted tho attention of the sports ny his
zebra-like coverling, on which his name
was scrawled in large irregular letters.
Ho was taken out ol the course and
given a warming up gallop. When l'lon
zcMl made In-, appearance be was sur
rounded by an enthusiastic crowd of
backers. His victory was a popular one.
ami as lie Hashed under the wiro the
spectators threw their hats in the air,
while the ladies waved their parasols ana
handkerchiefs, and deafening cheers
made the welkin ring for fully live min
utes after. There wai another outburst
when the band played God Mess the
l'rince of Wales.
During the race the Croker an<f*Dwyer
parties occupied tbe most prominent box
in the grand stand. Mr. Dwyer stood
leaning against the rail of the hex and
was tho coolest man of the multitude of
persuns present at the race.
Croker and Dwyer did not speak en
couragingly of the chances of Banquet
II when replying to Hie inquiries of their
American friends. The starting price of
Florizrl II was 11 to I. 'I he Prince of
Wales was not present al tbe race.
Rodomont jumped into the lead at the
start, closely followed by Banquet 11, but
the American geldinK was soon headed
by Tho Rush. The trio ran in tliis or
der past the mile post, with Rodomont
.forcing the race at a good clip. Rodo
luont led into the stretch, while Banquet
11, who had been all the time in the
rear, pulled on the outsido and soon had
Rodomont and The Hush beaten. Tak
ing the lead about lull yards from the
finish, Florizel won handily from Green
Lawn and Tho Docker, who finished sec
ond and third respectively. Banquet
liuished tenth.
THE WHISKY TRUST
All the Distilleries Being (iuardej by Armed
.len
CHICAGO, June 7.—A local paper
says: Kvery distillery in tho i"nited
Ktates contrnlleil by the whisky trust has
been turue«l Into an arsenal. For nearly
n month past United States deputy mar
shals have bad their quarters in tiie dis
tilleries. They are ail heavily armed and
prepared to resist any attack that may
be made, or any attempt to take pos
session.
It is not incendiaries or dynamiters
that the receivers fear. A decision is
daily expected from the supreme court of
the state which may have the effect of
precipitating hostilities. Tbdse may
take a criminal form and add a new
phase of litigation to the legal troubles of
the trust. On the other hand they may be
of a more forceful character, In the
nature of a pitched battle with firearms.
The anxiously expected decision i* in
the case of the DisUUins and Cattle Feed
ing company vs. the People, ex rel. the
attorney-general. This is the case where
General ualone> filed information for a
writ of quo warranto, declaring the com
pany to ho ati illegal corporation: in
effect, a trust and existing contrary to
tlie anti-trust laws of tho state. Ilf was
sustained by the circuit court. Tho de
cision was appealed by the trust to tho
supreme court, and a decision is expected
within a few days.
Clearing House Report
NEW YORK, June 7.—The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet's, shows tbe
total clearings at the principal cities and
the percentage of increase and decrease a*
compared with the corresponding week a
year ago:
Pr eenf Pr cent
incr'se. deor'te.
yevr York 9624,155,451 IJaVJ.
Chie.asio 10H,31)t,4'-i7 UI.H ....
Boston 98,012,683 22.5
Philadelphia. 77,089,024 22.4 ....
Ht. Louis 2(1,860,4tU1 21.0
iSan Francisco.... 19,7/7,887 52.0 ....
Baltimore 16,888,195 21.1 ....
Pittsburg... ..... 15,855,880 12.8 ....
Cincinnati 14,476,800 ....
Kansus City 12,018,848 18.0
.New Orleans 8,525,316 21.8 ....
Bnflaio 'i,'*77,.(-o :io
Milwaukee 4,949,367 11.0
Detroit 6,857,311 14.5
Louisville 7,762,725 4.1 ....
.Minneapolis 7.10*>,7" s 11,8
Omaha 3,615,133 .... 38.1
Providence 5,865,300 36.8
Cleveland i % 7
Houston 4,096,314 14.4
gt. Paul .. 5,062.662 ;i!)0 ....
Denver 3,232,266 :iO.S
Indian a poll i 4,858,884 23.7
Columbus, O , 4,055,800 8.2
Hartford '-.',400.800 3 Z
Rich mond 2,658,560 25 7
Washington 2,189,682 21.1
Dallas 2,057,952 10.7
Jfemphis 1,590,850 40 0
Portland, Ore 1,496,228 109.5
Rochester 1 938,575 7.M
Atlanta 1,258,892 15.7 .""
Ft. Worth 1,052,380 ... 7.;j
Seattle 572,600 22 1
LOS ANGELES.... 1,002,100 j 7 .h
Sacoma 594,563 ....
Spokane 46;i,{jfii; 214.1
Jacksonville 303,155 20.5
Birnd 380,469 40. !>
lOalveston 3,613,335 1:2 I
iittlo Hock 449,172 .
Salt Lake 1,379,023 4.0
Helena 446,131 137
Kalamazoo 326,537
Scranton 83*2,814 0 8 " "
Rockford, 111 267,241 .... \\\\
Totals. 81,131,085,532 2Ti ~~
Rielusive of New ""
York 507,830,091 1^.4
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Montreal 813,199,823 15.9 ....
Toronto. 6,519,075 16.8
Halifax 1,2111,375 0.1
Hamilton 668,834 g "j
IViuuupeg 1,035,573 27.1
Total ...'8 23,674,220 15.5 ....
1 Not included In total.
t Not Included in total because of 110 com
parison with last year.
A Steamer Ashore
QUEENBTOWV, June 7.-The British
steamer Davaur is ashore on Briggs reef.
Four hundred pasengcrs have been"landed
/by boats of the coastguard. The steamer
lies in an cat>y position and will prob
ably float this evening.
Death in a Mine
BISMARCK, Mo., Juno 7.—The top of
theUoc Hun lenil mino at Flat river cave'l
In. kiilins Robert I'euLorty, Ilnli.rt La
buyuif John Decrouse.
INSURGENTS TOOK MANY PROVINCES
The Government's Possessions In Ecuador
Now Very Limited
NEW YORK, Juno 7.—A Herald special
from Panama. Colombia, says: Advices
received here from Guayaquil, Ecuador,
say that the government's possessions
are now reduced to the provinces of
Pichineha, Canar, Azuty and Loja, the
other eleven being almost completely in
tiio hands ol tho revolutionists.
Tha four principal poits, Guayaquil,
Botliia, Eamaraiaa arid Manta, are also
hebi by the insurgents, and the inteiior
provinces will oe compelled to surrender,
although it is said thai by the aid of th**
Clergy they will bo able to bold out for
some* time. General Alfaro has left here
to join the insurgent forces. General
Floras ox-commandcrm-chief of Guay
aquil, has lied, it is supposed to Peru.
A URATEFI'L EMPEROR
Letter ol Thanks Prom China's Ruler to
President Cleveland
WASHINGTON, June 7.—The Chinese |
minister here in company with ftQttng
secretary I'hl, accompanied by his sec
retary of legation and interpreter waited
in person on tho president this afternoon
and presented to him a letter (l in the
emperor of China, thanking bin in
graceful terms for the kindly offices ex
ercised by the I'nited States in behalf of
tho restoration of peace between China
and Japan. The imperial communication
is in the Chineso language, handsomely ,
encased in royal yellow silk.
THE CARSON MINT SCANDAL
It Is Intimated That the Officials Do Not
Want Heney
The .Tan Accused of Mcalinc $So.ooo sald
to Be Living Openl, at a Hotel
in Lcadv 111.
CARSON", Nov., June 7. —Mrs. Honey,
wife of James lleuey. the man supposed
lo have stolen 180,000 from the Carson
mint, today tiled with the commissioner
of the I'nited States court a proposition
that Heney would voluntarily come to
Carson if his bail would be ti.xed at 18000.
The dispatch from Arizona that James
Heney had been arrested was untrue,
as Henry is at the Hotel Vendonie, I.cad
villo. Col 0., and has openly sent and re
ceived messages to and from there. The
Tribune, in commenting on the action of
the government otlicials In the mint
matter thil evening, says that few peo
ple believe the government detectives
and re resontativos really want Honey at
all.
A WILD MAN CAOED
A Famous Character in Sonoma County sent
to the Asylum
BANTA ROBA, Juno 7.—Ben Buckley,
tho famous Sonoma county "wild man,"
is now In tlie Ukiah insane asylum.
For the past twenty years Buckley has
been living in an open pen on the Cun
ningham ranch in Blucher valley. He j
refused to leave tne place, even in tho
Worst part of the rainy season and was j
content to lie in a bole in the ground
during the hardest rain storms. Whon
the water got too deep to suit liim lie
would bail it out with his old hat. fie
lived mostly on canned goods and sel
dom cooked anything. lie imagined
himself to be the* president of the United
Slates and said be had been president
since the time of Washington.
Tho cause ot his hallucination was a
blow received on the bead twenty years
ago while on tlie mad homo one night.
He was assaulted by robbers and bauly
beaten.
A CRANK WITH A PISTOL
He Desired Audience With Oueen Victoria at
Bdlnburg
EDINBURGH, June 7.—The little
town of Ballater, near Balmoral, where
the qneen is stopping, was startled late
this evening by tho reckless tiring of a
revolver in the streets. The young man
who tired the pistol was arrested, and it
was found that he had in his possession
a paper addressed to the queen, whom he
intended to visit. The nrisnner also bad
a letter addressed to Mr, Gladstone and
another to Mr. Vanderbilt. whose
daughter he Shald he desired to marry.
A doctor who examined tho young man
expressed the opinion that he was insane.
Arizona Bad Boys
PHOENIX, Ariz., Juno 7.—John
Slakard. United States deputy marshal,
will take three boys to the reform school
at Pontine Falls, tils., upon instructions
from Attorney-General Olney, They are
Arthur Parsons and Eugene Bicknell,
Who pleaded guilty to robbing tho post
office), and Banion Chaves, who pleaded
guilty to selling liquor to Indians.
Judge Baker gave the lightest possible
sentence, one year each.
Naval Changes
WASHINGTON, June?.—The president
lias approved the recommendation of a
naval board and ordered the retirement
of Medical Director Oorgas and Lieuten
ant Commander Cartnody. The follow
ing officers have been promoted: LftuJ
tenant-Commander Maney, Lieutenant
Blockllnger, Past Assistant Bnginer Han
som, Assistant Paymaster Reynolds, Su
rgeons Brennan and Myers and I'ast As
sistant Paymaster Kerb.*.
Business Failure
LANCASTER, Pa., June 7.—Execu
tions for 140,550 have been issued against
11. S. Fisk t*c Sons proprietors of the
Stevens' coiton nulls, and manufacturers
of cigars. It is understood the failure is
a heavy one. Abraham Hirsch, dealer
111 millmerv. also failed, executions hav
ing been Issued for $22,000.
Arms for Nicaragua
NEW YOKK, June 7. —A special to
the World iron Port Lyman, Coite ttica,
says the arms an board the BCbooner
Hastings, wnich were reported to he for
\ enezuean revolutionists, really are for
the discontented In the new state ol
Zelsya, N [caragua. Many Jamaica
negroes are arrving there. Reports from
the coast indicate that there is likely to
be a very serious outbreak.
To Restore
hair which
has become ihin,
:iikl keep the scalp
clean and healthy, use
AyepTs
VIGOR
It prevents the hair
from falling out
or turning gray.
The bust'
Dressing
LOS ANGELES Djtf&AlAi SATURDAY MORNING* JUNE 8, 189 S.
Mrs. J . l*.Bell. Ossatratomie* Kan*
wife of tho editor of The Graphic, the lead
ing local paper of Miami county, writes
•* I was troubled with heart disease
for six years, severe palpitations, short
ness of breath, together with such ex
treme nervousness, that, at times I would
walk the floor nearly all night. Wo
consulted the best medical talent.
They said there tras no help forme,
that I had organic disease of tho heart for
Which there was no remedy. I had read
your advertisement in Tho Graphic aud
a year ago, as a last resort, tried one bottle of
J>»\ JSiles* Xeic t'urc for the Heart,
which convinced me that there was true
merit in it. I took three bottles each of tho
Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine aud
It completely cured me. I sleep
well at Bight, my heart beats regularly and
I have no more smothering spells. I wish
to say to all who aro suffering as I did:
there's relief untold for them if they will
only give your remedies iast one trial."
Pr. Miles Heart Cure Is sold on n. pnsPlvo
guarantee that tho first bottle will benefit*
All drugsiMs sell ltattl, ti bott lea forBs, or
it will m sent, prepaid, on receipt of piica
by tho i*r. tilled Medical Co., Elkhart, lud.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
Restores Health
WHEN OTHERS FAiI. CONSULT
<-... 'v/j/1 • v 5 *.vj
DOCTOR SWEANY,
ThltlMUHad SPECIALIST *o writ anrt fa yon My
■mown by bfi lonf and Kucreasful practice onth« Pacific
Ocsum pruarantma « cvi c in evei \ nuR) in- twde*tak6*ln
BLOOD AND SKIN : ; . SSK:■•,ftdffirtt
■nan, tetter, I CZKHA. hlood Poison < i over* nature.
KIDNE'i Arifl URihARY v BS£ 2ft
incut In urtM. !•! Inlt-UitMt or whit«\ pniufnl urination*,
Rrlffht'Rdice < -c »-nl j ii rj ~i tha I,|mltl*>r.
DDII/ A '"f'ST gleet, utrietnre, Go*.
■ ■% ■ W I iLri .1* livrj..,. ~lr>,
raxALl i obpi.ai v. a. h m< el*, nnaernew, iwell*
In*™, v >vik ti- - of organ*, pile*, fistula and rapture.
LOST MANHOOD ; . ? o *'„,': d, jS&JlSf^
uiml old Hen. Th awfulert> i- . t .■ miv ludlffretlnns.
pn.d'ii-Piir .'.fniciic- . K£U VOL'S DEBILITY, night
emmlsslons,eXnanfftlng drain-, pimples, bsthraliiesa.
1 ..f i nerm - . K-eaknewoi both body and hnUii,
Mlf iF* v Thou*
li ■ » ■ I »•»« nin.j* cured bj correspondence "ml
instlioinf* -phi -oi ifKv Hood pent f:pp i>n reqitssft,
bit. K. L. BWKA3Y, TU7 jluiL»t isan iYaiieUeo.
To Tiii; Editor—Please inform your read
ers ibat I h;i ye a positive remedy for th©
above named disease. By its timely use
thousandi of hopeless oases have been per
manently cured, I shall bo glad to semi
two bottles ol my remedy free to any of y< >ur
readers who have i insumptionif they will
aendme their express and post office address.
r x\A.bhcuiu,M.C., 183PearlflL.New York
"IE WIS'
$3'oo.
Accident Insurance
Tha best ffearlng, stylish, and
V.\ct frrcatfst vahu- of any $I*oo Men's
ijhocs on tho roulinent.
lh it calfskin, dungnla tops, pri)id
leather soles, with all the popular toes,
lasts and fastenings, and Lewis' Cork
J-'illod Soles.
Each pair contains a paid-up Acri
dent Insurance Policy fur -H'iO, good for
BO days.
Wear Lewis' Accident Insurance Shoes
once and you will never change. Tho
insurance eoen fur "full measure."
Talk with your dealer who sells Lewis'
Shoes.
SoM by THE POOR MAN'S FRIEKP,
no and us North Main ft.
Q m. JORDAN « CO.'S
sfgtf I.-LV Si W OF ANATOMi
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Sky r (homandi uf new objects AdnUt*
■* v aion in eta.
I'rivatc Bulldinsr
lOftl Market Htreel -triaeaaea m meni
■trietara, lon of aiannood, diseasei of Iba'akln
and kklnej i ({tilcbly cured imthout tlie BSfl of mer>
eury. Treatment personally or hy tettur, Send
|.>r book.
Old oitabllalicJ and reliable prr.clitioncrs.
Red on d o Ra i 1 way
I DEPOT; Grand aye. and J*Ner§on si.
In tffeot 5 a, m. Thursday, Majr l^D5.
heave Lot Leave Bodondo for
for Etedoiidn, tr»3 Anteloii,
8:10 a.m. snrut:*y onl> (1:45 a.in Sunday onl
OiO&S.Q) dally * 7 :'M a. m. dally
1 :U;> p.m. dally 10:4 A n.:n. dalfy
ft;46p,w. dally ■ -l mo p.m. a.iiy
7:o0 p>m. Buuday only;
For passenger and fre iff hi rum* apply n
depot, oorner avenue una Jefferso
struct, 'i'lioiie. tVesl 1.
L. T. i tBKBEY, President.
j. N. BUTTON. Huper In tendon t
Mi Mk TransQtfanliQue
FEENCII LINK To HAVKB.
(MOMF'ANY's PIEH (NEWj KOi »'J NOUTI
J river, tool <>l UortOfi st., New York.
Travelers by iiiis Una avoid both travel b
F.iifftihti railway tind tho discomfort oi orossin
the in a khmiU \> ai.
i,a champagne, .\p.ii jt.
LaOasoogiie. Mny l.
La liouiKogne. May 11.
La Touraine, May 18,
N>.w York io Mexandtfa, Egypt, via ParU
firm class. aeeond class, VllU'
Por freight or passage apply to
a. PoEGJj/r, Agent,
No. li BowlingUieen, New Y*>rk.
J, ]'. FUOAZi fciX) , ageuivu Mon gomer
nvn Kin FranntSoo. TialfAfa ir,i for unie by a
r«ilr,.n,l «tn»tn-l>in
LOS ANGELES
Representative Wholesale and
Retail Dealers, Business
Alen and Firms
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS AND ASSAVERS
WaDE a wade, 109}, commercial It
ATTORNEYS-AT-L AW
H. T, GORDON, r. (>, Maxwell blk.. '. H» Court.
W. M. SHINN, 300-9108, Wilson hit., M.rmgul
I' 8. HOUSE, 288 W. First at lei. Tin
BARBERS' SUPPLIES AND GRINDERS
BTEINEN A X lU< lINI X, 130 N. Main st.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
FOWLER A COLWELL, 115 VV. Second si.
BRASS WORKS
JAMES JONES A CO.. College st . near Main
PACIFIC BRASS WORKS, Pp. Main,cor. Alpine
CUTLERS. GRINDERS & RAZOR FACTORY
I. . WAD. K. HOPPERSTEAP. 110 W. Third st
CROCKERY
PAC CROCKERY & TIN CO.. 238 N L. A. St.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING
s GREENGART, 107 Commercial si
CARRIAGE WORKS
nil. TABOR CAR'UE WORK-), 137W.Flfthst
EDWARD LLOYD, 227-229 Requena. T. 008,
CONFEC TIONERS AND ICE CREAM MF'RS
F.osa A UI'LLER, 0318> B.oadwav. Tel. 1099.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
P. M. BAIL 4 CO.. N.W. cor. Hill A Eighth sis.
DRUOOIBT- WHOLESALE
C W. BRAI N .v C 0..405. 107 N.Matn; tel !>54.
DELICACIES
PRICKER ,1 ESDKN. Molt Market; tel. MOB
DENTISTS
L P. BWARTWODT, 211 W. l irst. Tel. 1053.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
LUDWIG A WAGNER, Molt Market. Tel 080.
FURNITURE.-WHOLESALE
PACIFIC Fl RNITCRK CO.. 227 220 L. Fourth
GROCER^--WHOLES ALE
Haas, BARUCH .v. co, 320 to 320 N, 1.. A. St.
GROCERS
W. L. PACKARD. 441-443 S. Spring Tel. 540.
HAT MANUFACTURERS
RUSSELL A WILSON, 113 West Third street.
HARNESS MADE AND REPAIRED
L M. DROUET. 20!) L Second near Los Ang. St.
HORSE SHOERS
P. GOODWIN, 204 S. I.os Angeles St. '
HORSE AND HULE rIARKET 1
J A M, Mll.l.KN. 117 Winston st.
LAUNDRIES
EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY, MO S. Main St. 1
LATH, WIRE AND PICKET FENCES
PACIFIC FENCIi CO , 202 East Second st,
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
BANKERS' ALLIANCE OF CAL., lIS Cuiirt st.
LITE MANUFACTURERS
UNION LIME CO., 308 San Pedro st, Tel. 780.
LIVERY S TABLES
CALIFORNIA STABLES. 373 N. Mailist. TellS
DEXTER STABLES, 712 s. Brodway. Tel. b'!10.
machine works |
MANN ii JOHNSON, IoOD, 1013 N. Main St.
IANTELSs, TILES ~AND~H ARDWOOD LUTBER
111 NP.Y BOHRMANN, ",14 S Spring, lei. 768,
MODEL MAKER AND HACHINE VVORKS~ ,
F. I Til ACKER, 124 W. Third st.
"MODISTE
miss m, finley, 3H W, Seventh st,
~P lAN 0~s7" SE WIN < i~TAC HIN ES, BIC V' CLE S
WILLIAMSON BROS , 327 S Spring St.
PiCKI.E AND PRESERVE FACTORY
FOSTER PRESERVING co ,241 San Pedro st.
"pawnbroker ~~
YOUR UNCLE'S PAWNSHOP, 103 S. Mains'.
HHOTO STUDIO
PLAZA GALLERY, old N. Main st
" _ PHOTOGRAPH-LANDSCAPE
F. 11. MAUDE A CO., 211 W. First St.
PHYSICIAN
PH. WARD. 4",", S. Brdway. Rm 24. Tel. 1421.
RESTAURANT
COSMOPOLITAN, 210 and 221 Weit Second st.
REAL~ESTATE
NORTON A KENNEDY, 134 S. Brdway; tc! 002
SADDLES, HARNESS AND SADDLEWARE
J. F, MORENO, 220 Alisost
SEW I NO."m A t HIN E REPAIRING
M. V. BILLINGS, 424', S. Spring St Tel. 1345.
SAFES AND REFRIGERATORS
JOHN H. F. PECK. 413 N. Main St Tel. 401.
Si:CONI)£«y- HARDWARE
SINCLAIR A CO.. 211 I S. Los Angeles St.
STORAGE
PACIFIC WAREHOUSE, Sol and 803 E. First.
SOUTHERN "c ALU ORNIA ~TOOL"cO.TPANY
COI NS/TABLE A COUTTS, 156 N. I.os Angeles.
TEN TS AND AWNINGS
1.. A. TENT ANI) AWNING CO., 250 S. Main St.
I NDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
BOOTH A ROW, 250 a lUinil. Tel. 1340.
I PHOLSTERINO AND CARPET CLEANING
JAMES I. ALLEN. 513 S. Spring st.
VETERINARY HOSPITAL AND D.V.S
R T. WHITTLESEY, H45 s Brdway. 'Tel. 1130.
WINES AND SPIRITS
>% F. A. I. VST. 120 and 131 N. Main st.
1.. APFEL, 130 w. Filth st., near Main: tel 1370
WATCH7IAKER AND OPTICIAN _
G. STOESAK, 511 S, Spring st, bet. sth and Oth.
WINES, LIOI ORS AND CIGARS
j McMOr.ONEY A HAEFNER, 023 s. Spring St.
1—
I j>ACIPIC COAST ST rAMSHIP CO.
Goodall, Perkins A CO., general ngcnts, Pan
1 ifim'ißCo.
Northern route 1 ; embrace lines for Portland,
<-r.. Victoria, R. h'ju Puget hound, Alaska
and (dl coast points
SOUTHERN ROOTEB, ,
TiML table For jcne, isos.
leave ias KitAyotaco
For-
Port Ksrford s. s. Corona, June s, lit,
I Bantaßarbara . 24; July 2.
Redondo
Port 1.0.i Angeles .. 8. 8 Santa Rota, June 4,
Newport.... 12,20,28; .lulyti.
' Sau ulego I
i or— s. s. si. Paul, June (j, 14,
■ EaitSan Pedro., S'4»!io; July*.
i sau Pedro and ways P. Eureka, June 2, 10, ,
pons 18, 2*L July 4.
!.i:.v;" !">kt [.OS anurljE.4 and ekijosiio j
Por— lE. S. Bant a Rotft, June ti, I
I 14, Ha, :tu; July 8.
San Diego 8. 8. Corona, June 2, 10, '
1 IS, 20; July 4.
Fop— 8 8 Santa Rosa, June B,
-an Krauciseo Id, '.'4; July 'J.
Port If arford 8. s. corona, June 4, 12,
sanla Rarirara -0,28; JutyO,
LEAVE SAN I'KI'PO ANO I AST HAS I'EWIO
3. S. Eureka. June 5, 1H (
■ San FranCtSCO and 21, 20; July?.
Way Ports 8, S. St. Paul, June 1, !»,
17. 25; July :f.
Cars to connect With Meamers via i-nri f'edio,
leaves. P. R. it. Arcade depot j at 5.00 p, m .
and Terminal R. IL depot at 1.;t5 p. in.
1 ars to connect via Redondo leave Santa Fe
depot ut 10;O0 11. m., 01 from Redondo railway
depot at •>. ■nin in.
Care to connect via Port Los Anpele* leave
S. P. R. R depo'. at 1; 10 p, in. lor steamers
north bound.
Plans nf steamers' enliins at agent's otliee,
| where bertl.h may beseemed.
I lie company reserves the, right to change
tin- steamers or their days ot aaiung,
lor passage or Ire tht a- above or tor tickets
to and from all important pOidU in Europe,
apply 10 \V. PAR RIB. A«ent.
oilice, t SV v W. 1 hlrd St., Los AtiKe.es.
Dissolution of Partnership
NOTICE IS HEREBY 'i I VEN OF THE DIB
-anlutlon of partnership oi ihe tirm ol Allen
i PatterFon, blcyele doing builoeaa
at 455 South Hprinij street. Los Ange es, W. J.
.Mien ittiring trom business, C. ii. Patter
t son continuing the busina** 1 *
I (Hsnedi W J. ALLEN,
ii - c. v. pSTrwwenw
IuiILEoWIISE 1
502 SOUTH TIAIN ST.
<'a,h Advanced on consignments.
iuction Sales of FURNITURE Every
Saturday from 10 a. m.
PROMPT UK TURNS TO CONSIONOR=.
NOTICE—AII sales ot I.os Augelei Auction
Ic/.tse will a'pear In position and pay- as
icr.ln ol Herald.
LINES OF TRAVEL
OS ANGELES TERMINAL RY
in effect fbb. if, tooo.
.Os Angeles depots: Kasi end First street and
Ilowney-avenue bridges.
,eavo Lns for Leave Pasadena for
Pasadena. Los Angeles.
6:81! am i A 7:ls am
7:.'<oam ! a 0:36 am
H 00 am * 9:15 »B>
!l:10atn I » !«:- ■ »1B
10:30 am » i'<«<» "'"
. 11 ■:.<:• am , * l'J::i_' pm
19 ;80 put a 1:18 pm
1:10pm .V......1 * ?!°,5 I'' 7l
11:00 pm I A •l:il ipm
4:oopm * r>:iop:u
5:88 pm a «:08 pm
tl:iopm a Tsiiipm
iownoy-avciiue loav ng i me 7 mlaiiteiTater.
.euve I.os Angeles for (Leave Aitadena Juno-
Altndi'na Junction. Hon lor Los Angeles.
D:10 am . . 1 a lOstO sin
I:4opm i c 2:4n nil
4:<N>pm. „. •* 4«>B pm
All trams spin from 1 ir«t-«t rect depot L
.euve Los Angeles f»t|l.eaveolenda)e lor Lc«
Ulcndalc. Angeles.
ITo-Tam a 8:57 »m
IS:85 pm I a 1 PM
5:27pm ll:l.. pm
cave Lba Angela! lor l cave l.a-l sail Pedro
L'oik Beaehand Last for
Ban Pedro. Loi Angeles.
T:oTpiiT * 7:00 am
1:115 pm aos3sain
. r >:4n vl i" 11
iciween Last San Pedro and Long beach 10
minutes.
lit'lllo CANYON A Nil i:« 1L• > MOUNTAIN.
'Trains leave Los Angeles daily at 0 :10 n.m.,
1 |40 p.m., und -1 p.m.
Pm.- pavilion and noiel. (.riiiul scenery.
'Hie Wilmington Transportation steamer,
oniioet for Avalnn al Bast s-'in Pedro with
rain leaving Los Angeles 1 :08 p.m. daily ex
opt Sunday. raturnlUg at 1 i E3B a.in., except
tindav.
a Daily. * Dally except Sundays. c Sun
ays only. .
StagesmtettheBa.mand 12:80 p.m. irains
i Pasadena for Mi. Wilson on new trail.
Passengers leaving I.os Angeles on thee a.m.
rain for MI. WiNon can leluru same day.
Bpeelal rates toexcurslona and ptonia parties.
Depots east end of First street and Downer
venue bridge.
City ticket otiice, Oreenwald'a cigar storj,
orner Second and spring streets.
General oflice-. First-street depot.
T. 11. BURN LIT, General Manager.
W. IVINCUP, Pen. Passenger Ajtv
"It. Lowe Railway
FOR TIME TABLE SEE I.OS ANGELES
TERMINAL RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN PACIFH COMPANY.
TIME TABLE, JUNi 6, 181)5.
Arcade Depot. Los Ancles.
Leave lor DEBI IN A I lON. Ar. from
2 ;0O pm iS. I'run.. Sacramento," 7 :'-Ut am
7:45 pi.i (and Best, via Ogden. { I:4a pm
7:45 pm ... Portland.Or i Ji4B pm
X :-!.*> nin .. .El Paso and East—; 7:00 pm
7:45 am .] Riverside, f J>::u>am
H: 15 an) .. I Redlands, ~ Bl:45 pm
■3:55 pin .. j- San Bernardino -J .
-4 ;:i0 pm .. and 1 .. 4 :."»8 pm
.. J Col ton. { .. 7:00 pm
7:45 am 1 f sS: 10 am
S:4"> am j ■ 9:30 am
t<2:55 pm \ Pomona j sl:!5 pm
4 iBO pm I and j 4 :5s pm
it t45 pm J Ontario I. 7 too pm
8:45 am Chlno i sB:l6am
4 :'JO pm " 1 9 :30 am
s5 :45 pm " \ 4 pm
9:ooam Muiirovia s ;24 am
i3:2fl pm " I sl.«lSpm
5:15 pm " t 4 :20 pm
8:10 am Santa Barbara.... 1 :-l* inn
'J:oopin ... " 10:10 pin
o:4oam ... , Santa Ana » 8:44 am
ri 00pm .... [ and ] Bl:00 pm
5:10 pm j Whlttier ( 4:29pm
ft:iopm .. ..... Tuitln B:44am
a8;45 am .. San Pedro
0: v am i Long Beaeta i am
1 :ot> pm . / and 1 11 ,57 am
s:oBpm j Ban Pedro ' 4:20 pm
AS;Moam Santa Monica 7:40 am
At*:llsam *' i 8:51 am
9:35 am " 13:13 pm
10:30 am " a 4:10 pm
Al :00 pin, 4:58 pm
1:10 pm " a 5:30 pm
a 1:50 pm " A- r < :40 pm
5:15 pm ** Ati:2s pm
0 :25 pmi "
!» M Sam ...Soldiers' Home 12:1 2pm
0:25 pmi 1 4 tSti pm
9:3 ft ani ...Port Lob Angeles... : 12:12pm
,10:30 ami " I 4:50 pm
1:10 pm .... " ; a 5:40 pm
sH [30 am . ..Chatsworth Park sj :4o pm
"chatsworth Park -Leave from and arrive at
liver Station (J-an Fernando streett only.
sSumlays excepteii. ASnndays only.
BAHTA CATALINA ISLAND,
*avefor AftCADE DEPOT. .Ar. Irom
1 :>jn pm Dally except Sunday.. 11 :57 Hm
8:15 am ... Sundays only.■ 7:1.> pm
Cf;neralT'asheniter Office. 221) S. Spring st.
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
RAILWAY
'' H V 0 " nrriVC
1 Tm !' ftsa dena nr-
rive Downey aye. station
tf 1 ■ 1 n >li r r wcst-houml
sndleaTC 7 mm latereast
i,!Mrn;p.
Through to Denver, Kan*..* City, Chicago, St.
Louis and East
Leaves 5:00 pm. Ariives 9:35 am.
" OVERLAND EX PRESS.
Through to Denver, Kansas city, « hicago, st
Louis and East
heaves 7ona m. Arrives 8:80 p itk
SAN DIE'.O TUAIN'a
I.erne 8:1", a in, 4:25 p in.
Arrive 1:15 p in, 0 ;48 p in.
BAN BERNARDINO. REDLANDS AND HIGH
LANDS LOOP,
p-Leave 7:00 0:00 am; a4;00,4:15. s:oopm
0— Leave r 11:0n am, ri:-.'.'' pm.
p— Arr.\e 11,I 1 , 9:35, 59150, 8:65 ani: sltBs, u;8(
pm.
O—Arrive 10:15 am, nil :4ft pm.
rVjVfcKSIDK AND (Ol'luN TRAINS."
p—L aye 7 :(in, 9;00 am; a 1:00, 4 :4& pn.
o—Lt ays ai l :<>j am. 4 :-•> pm.
p—Arrive a 1 ::t.'i pm, (i ::;o j m.
0— Arrive to: 15 nin, n:45 pm.
MONltbViA a/A S.\ AM* INTERMEDIATE
Leave 0:00 am, 1:35, nLOt», aa3:UO, a j -Mo
0:50 pm
Arrive a 7:35, 8:55, aa9;35, 9:50 am; a 1:35
3:55, 0:30 pm.
PASADENA TRAINS.
Leave 7:00. fl;00 am, 1)35, a 4:00, 4:45, 5:00
a 5:80, tt:so pm.
Xrnve u7:85, 8:55, 9:85, af>:so, 9:55 am
»1:35 3:55, 0:30 p.m.
ANAHEIM aND sAN'JA ANA TRAINS
Leave 8:15 hm, a'j:tn», i:25 pm/
Arrive h:I8 am, 1 :15. 1.-.45 pm.
SANTA MONH A AND OCEAN PAR X TRAIN
I cave 0:00,10:00 am, 1:4\),5:25 pm
Arrive * :-'*'. 10:45 am. :i :1 1:40, aaO :10 pn
REDONDO Rl.At II IRAINS
Lenve 9:00, |0:00 a m( 1:40, 5:»i5 pm.
Arrive 8:28, lv :45 am, 3:45, 4:40, aaO :10 pn
san JACINTO AND PERRIS TRAINS
p—Leave a9:0l» am. o—s 11 :00 am.
p— Arrive 1 :35 pm.
ESCONDTDO I RAINS
Leave a 8:15 am, 5a4;25 pm.
Arrive a 1 :1"» saso:4s pn,.
'IEMECI.LA TRAINS
i' -Leave S0 :'*U am. o—al 1 :00 am.
p A i rive al |36 pm.
i' via Panadaua: o -\ia Oranse; C -dall
1- x. epi Sunday from Highland Loup; D—Sui
day only from Highland Loop; a—daily c:
eept Sunday; aa -Sunday only: naa-Salurdu
only: naaa" Saturday and Monday only: a
other tram- daily.
For rates sleeping ear reservations, etc., ea
on or addtess E. W. MetiEE,
city Passenger and Ticket Ageut, 139 Norl
■HI 11 ASHE CM!
(LIHITED) OF LONDON.
NOTICE OF AGENCY CHANGE.
From and after date MESSRS. Kremer, Campbell & Co. cease to
represent this company. Cancellations, transfers, endorsements or pay
ment of unpaid premiums on all existing policies issued at Los Angeles
agency will only be recognized when made by our only duly authorized
agents, Messrs.
CHILDS, HICKS & MONTGOMERY,
M«y loth, 180;. 127 W. SECOND ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
By order of
C. F. MULLINS,
MANAGER Pacific Coast Branch.
POLICY HOLDERS who have not already had a reduction made in
their rate are requested to present policies to the undersigned. If
offers are made by any agents to rewrite in any other company, policy
holders will consult their own interests by not accepting any offer be
fore getting new rate from us and amount of return premium we will
allow on existing policies.
CHILDS. HICKS & MONTGOMERY.
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
FARMERS & HERCHANTS BANK
OR LOS HNGELES, CBL,
CAPITAL (PAID CP) $ TiOO.OOO
SURPLUS AND RESERVE 820,000
TOTAL $1,320,000
OFFICERS! j DIRECTORS:
I w HELLMAN President | W, II Perry, C. L*. Thorn, A. Glassed,
II W HELLMAN Vice-President O W. childs, C, Ducommun,
II J FLEISHMAN Casliler IT. L. Duque, J. B, Lankershim,
G. HLIMANN Assirlaut Cushiir I 11. W, Hellman, I W Hellman.
Sell and Buy Foreign anil Domestic Exchange —Special Collection Department
CCR3ESPQMD6NCE INVITED
STATE LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
OF LOS ANOELES
CHPITHL, R3=vlD UP IN COLD COIN. $500,000
A general brnkinpr business transacted Interest paid on tim-> deposits. We act al
trustee!, guardians, administrators, etc. Safe deposit boxes for rent.
111 rectors AND OFFICERS!
B T WOOLLACOTT, President. J. F. fOWELL, First Vice-President, warren (ill,
LELEN. Seoond Vice-Prsldent. JNO. W t. OFF, Cashier. M B. LEWIS, Ass't CaahlM
GEO if BONEBBAKE, II F PORTER. F. C, HOWES, R. 11. HOWELL. P. M. GREEN
W. P. GARDINER, R P. BALI.
MAIN STREET SAVINGS BANK AND j m.. //t&f,
TRUBI COMPANY. Junction nf Main, I *T lt/S*l~T-' '
Spring and temple ureeis Temple BSm-k . &/ . 1 ki, <fefY£jL4 / f
Burplnaand Profits lliouo WWW *lrS2jy[)
Five per cent paid on terra deposits. <ria//B' 1 ' *mLr.
Money loaned on real estate only. \>*y W/) //*
T ' Viee-Pres dent.
.1. V. WACHTEL, ( ashler r (a** V
DiBECTona: oflosa.nqei.es.
11. W. Hellman, J B. Lankershim, Capital stock $400 000
I, N Van Nuys, 0. T. John«on. Surplus and und'd profits over 230,'00j
Kasparc Cohn, H. W. O'Melreny :. M. ELLIOTT, President.
W. G. Kerokhoff. I. v Duque. \i.o. KBBCKHOFP. V. Pres't
Daniel Meyer. S F FRANK A. BIBSON, Cashier.
T OS ANGELES SAVINGS HANK, v - n SHAFFER, Ass't Cashier
I, 230 N. Main st. uibectuks:
J. M. Ellllott, J. D. r.icknell,
cnpilal Stock $100,000 F. v. >Tory, H. Jevne,
Surplus 35,000 i. D. Hooker. W.C.Patterson,
Wm. 0. KcrckUoff.
J. E. Plater, Pres. H. W Hellman, V-Prei, No public funds or other preferred deposits
W. M. Caswell, Cashier. received by ilns bank.
Directors-f. W. Wcliniaii, J. E. Tlater, H. ; ;
w. Hellman, I. W. Hellman, jr., w. M. Caswell.
Interest paid on deposits. .Money to loau 00 r>S ANGELES NATIONAL BANK,
firsl-clats real esiat. 1
m^^m I NITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
UNION BANK OF SAVINGS! » -:-——* m
n HOWES Cashier
orricces arso DiatcToas: r. \v COE Assistant Cashier
V«. W. Stimson Wm. Ferguson W. E. McVay h. v.( OE nt rectors :
_„ .. .rr" 1 „ r m Baku George H. Bonebrake, Warren GUlelen, P. M.
C. G. Harrison S. H. Molt R. M. Ba.er qtmd Charles A. Marrlner, W. c. Brown, A.
*• or, nr POSITS \Y. Kninciseo, E. P. Johnson! M. T. Allen, F. C.
I INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS | H
Is This bank has no deposits of cither the
;. ( urTtiSKN CALIFORNIA NATIONAL HANK county or cuy treasurer, and therefore no pre*
101 S. Bpring ft-. Nadcau block. [erred creditors.
Zili SECURITY SAVINGS-BANK * TRUST CO.
W.VM^to::::::::::::^u»v!XStX ' c . plt iflM Mn,t :' nearSe^o.ooo
. , ~. ~ c.-'in nnii i i-'ivn per M-iit intureßt PftiU on deposits.
Capital, pMd InioWeoin t- 0, o » « , don TPui P6ta teonly.
surplus and undivided pronti «OiWu -j
Authorized capital COO.UOO , Dl - octor ,_j, y. Sartorl, Pres.; Maurice 9,
I. N. Breed. B.T&llll.nE Avery, Hellman ttfNX&S&S.
Silas llolman. W. II Holllday, F. , . Bosby- | r »,»» , J £ e Gr aves.a A. Shaw. .1. H. Sb.dE
sljell, W [.Graves. Frank Rader, D. Remlok. {, n m,^ o . )Qhuto „. v*. w. v or.vee
Thoinss i,,.5-. L. P. Ilosbyshell. ' * —
None genuine without this stamp ,
rUXSj- USK Lsmv»?&--1 'S&Ss TiP- WONG HIM, who has practiced me«.
OhoTI? W■ ■ !»• rnW fW) j ) cine In I.os Angeles for 20 years, and
>ir.-<Zf "ViS. K-C'STto-SKXIB. stars' I whose oilice is al 030 Upper Main street, will
■S r »E_!a£j»t-*r»m-iaq I , ru „, i,y medicine all diseases of women, mea
~ , „, .ire, kSft I and children. I he doctor claims that he haa
t>V Men 2nd Women 52 CC So "S-V r. medics that are superior lo s.il others as .
c rfi*»>_ | specific for troubles of women and men. A
\OV>H B0V« S2- Voilths SI 75 trial alone wIH convince the sick that Dr.
r«2."fsl DW> SM ' , ™" 1 """ - ' 0 fitLM. I W onit 111 m's remedies are more efficacious the*
tti.-iij ... . c , „„ r .,,, p-aeM/f i can be prescribed, l>r Wong Him Is a Chinese
PQ MISB 8 51.50; Ch IdfISI.2S iJSSSJS \ phisloliin oi orominenee and a E entleman ol
< *>Q_j? respouslhlllty. llis reputation is more tham
„ n width, -sold si well established, and all persons needing hit
fS) thrniSiitrt Tho linßed |Sv& services can rely on his skill and ability. A
M s ktesf°H.ndfedby n only ll euro ~ B ua,a».ed
toKjf H» best I i and shoe Jcstgtf covery is possible Herb medicines lor sale.
\?m ""--"'kii| ! DR. WONG HIM
PAIR nt CREST SHOES SJJiEJ! j * _x 1v « "* w
GUARANTEED. HERB DOCTOR,
H K7VVI LTON BROS. I 639 Upper Main Street, Los Angeles.
204 SOUTH SPRING ST., X n, isi.*. j
Opp. Hotel Hollenbeck, LOS ANGELES AL To THIS POBUOI I^JW 6 **? »HlWjL*-2}2
11 piles and kidney troubles for over hve ytara.
' „,id have Hied several remedies, but all talle*
to relieve me A short lime since 1 tried Df,
J, M. Griffith, Pre. John T. Griffith, V.-Pres \VonS Him 030 Upoer Main street, and 1 as»
1. T. Griffith, Secretary and 1 reasurer, now well and strong, and consider him a first-
Geo. R.A\ .lies, Suet of Mill. class doctor. Yours truly,
J. M. GRIFFITH COMPANY, sss s. c.l
Lumber Dealers,!,--,K,Cr;SSS
, , . . , liver oompl.tnt, I didn't seem to find enj oeii
And manulaoturers oi frnm JjfJ j,,,,,,, doctors and madTolnei that!
KIHK Mil! worn oi m Description. 1 / .M-
DooraWiudous "fi 'Sgg|(Ut?b.
U34 N. ALAMEDA ST., Los Auueles. CaL
to the py^T-ypisn..
Los ASOKI.ES CaL, July 180*,
~ r , u,-i\-/r-i aNt DR. WONG HIM. «»9 Upper Main it.
r C. F. HfcINZEnAN, I m:, [takePl«««"^^A'^^veT
timony .to the many you have smwy retaiv w
• l-v . , , . j 1 will say lhat alter laking your treatmenr mi
I Druggist and Chemisl
that may feel skepiieal and •"" ."'VSSS
i 822 N. Main St., Los Angeles. |ts to the efficacy of your tMiUoent-^itotifi
, Picscrlptions O.relully compounded day w UU ' y ' Attorney ana
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