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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Rates for advertisements under this classlft
•allon—t time, f> cents per Urn 1 week, 30
Kins per I nc; 1 month # per line.
Country Property,
PALE-\CItKB AT COIEOROVF
' irosslng; fenced; line .-room ootturai
barn, cliickcn houa- and corral; Los Angile.
and San t Monica electrio Hue passes 300 leel
from door; price $2700 call at olllco, TBI
HA SON HOME BUILDING CO., 227 W. Set
ond st. 'tf
17IOR SALB-RANCIILH.
1 f4500-40 cr.'s choice land south of city.
B6UO0 u -4U acres choice land south "f city.
$3-00—10 acres near Vernon si. car line.
ALLISON HARLOW,
tr Xi.i B, Hroiulway,
rpEi.L YOUR NEIGHBOR A ROOT THK 11K R-
J. old. it is a great newspaper Send nsaiu
pie copy eat, occ-s.onally. If you don't want
to semi your own paperoall at the oiiico and
havcthem mailed direct, Irea of cost.
FOR BALE—IO-ACRE ORANGI RANCH AT
liuarte, the li UJ rlliliun orange sect ion;
lOsharesof stock in 'lie best water company
in SpUMti m i aiifornia. Apply to A. B'IEVENS
HALSTEAD, room 117 Bryson blk.
I7<OR SALE—O MILKS SOUTH OF INDH
" pendenoc, stock ranch,73o ac es; lOOaorei
alt lfa; good water right: ba)gatni will sen in
iiarl or iho whole. For terms address TV. L.
IUNTER, In icpendonce, Inyo OuUnty, Cal,
1 7-6
I''OK SAI.E—GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY—BO
V acres of molt! vegetable land at hi Monte;
fsl2()ocash, balance at any time suitable to
purcha er at ti per cent. ¥.. E. PARSONS,
room i, 33 i W. First st. 3"-l
IJtOR BALK —REST AND CHEAPEST OR
-1 ange and lemon lauds in California; $ in
per ai re. See LEE A. McCONNELL ,t CO.,
gems for Llnds viands, 113 S. Broadway. 2
1->OR SALE—ALFM.FA LANDS, 4 MILI S OF
city, in parcels to suit purchasei. 'Terms to
milt. E. E. PARSONS, room 1, No. 320 W.
First st. tf
rpO BUY' OR SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
1. saleable, try ih ■ want columns of The
Herald A few cc ts Invested In this mat.net
may make yoti many dollars.
Country Property
jpOB SALE
ORANGE AND LEMON LANDS.
THE FINEST ORANGE AND LEMON LAND
IN* CALIFORNIA.
$100 per acre, with water; easy terms.
$103 m r acre panted; casyienns. I
See Lindsay Ijind Company's exhibit r.t j
Chamber of Commerce.
Eor information, call or writo
LEE A. McCONNELL &. CO.,
113 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. j
Or COOPER COMPANY,
2 Yisalla, Ca'.
1.-OR BALE—GPIDKR ,v DOW'B
i G RVr. V lit ACT.
Orange and I.ciuori Land.
400 acres of the best oran:t" ii mi lemon land
In southern Calilornia: surrouude by lemon :
and orange prove : sheltered by foothills; no
frost, fog or coin wind; semi-tropical fruit and !
flowers thrive a 1 winter; spring water piped
lo each lot and deeded aiili the land; arand
view of Pasadena and the whole Sun Gabriel
valley; new schools, churches and railway;
only shortdriv from Los Angeles; the near
ness to businessoentermakes this properly de
sirable for suburban restdeno .and is va'u* :
will increase rapidly. Mr Hellman of the
Farmers' and Merchant-' hank, has l.o'iaht 'JO
acre, in this tracr, and now makes it his home.
Boe this property and bo convinced that we '
have better laud at lower prices and oil more
favorable terms than any in the market. For
maps, view . rices and terms write or call.
Free carriage to tlie tract.
GRIDER .d DOW,
SI 13!) S. Broadway.
1.-OR SALE— j
FAIR OAKS TRACT,
BlOOpe acre buys laud In this "early fruit ,
b ll." n hich produce our earliest oranges ami j
deciduous faults No better land in the siat-: I
abundant water, fioec Imat , cultured people, J
thriving town. Invest itate 'he olasiol po.>p o I
Mho bought over 1 ajo > ores last mon h in
small tracts, s cure a home lhat will produce
and not consume your income. Free excur
sion to purchasers Get pariioulars and
pamphlet of C. L. HUBTtARD, 111!) , s. Broad
way. 31
■pOR BALE-FARM AND BEET LAND—
20 acres fino al alfa hind. $1300.
20 acres best land, f UOt).
20 acies bearing walnut orchard, $(1000. I
SU acres fruit land $ll)nO,
We have 10.0 ai res alfalfa, beet and fruit
lands in tracts io suit cheap.
HENR) WILLARD Mgr„
30 2t2' 2 s Broadway.
1710R 'ALE—WB SE' L THE EARTH. BAS
1 BEJT A -SMITH. Pomona, I nl. lt-2'Hf
NEOUS.
FOR BALK—6O RUNNING FEET OF WIRE
fence, lo fi high, with gate, it is in food
eond t on and is suitable for oftioe, store or
factory purtit ons. Will be sold cheap. For
furlhei part oulars call at the business ollice
of 'I lie herald.
I, "OR sal"k —Ick\v — and BEco\d~i7and
pianos on easy term ; largest rcntin t
stock iv the city: tuning and repairing
promptly a tended to by competent workmen.
KoIiLEK d: CII iSE, .33 s. sprlngst, tt-Utf
FOR SALE—NEW WHITE. NEW HOME,
Eldrldg B and other ma es, at 820 to
$3ft. on the no agent plan: -1 prr week pay
ments. WHITE SEWING MACHINE, ollice
23:1 S Sprlngst. 3-.9
rpo BUY OR SFLL "ANYTHING THAT IS
I saleable, try the want columns of The
Hera d. A few cent invested in tins manner
may make you many dollars,
1- 6 PTSA LK~ AT" A~B A BOA IN"; ft-YE A R OLD
J ladies' horse, p ac on snd harne-s Ap
ply 14IH Carroll aye. or too ull Bryson blk. 1
I7<OR"SALE A NICE PARLOR HEATING
I Stove, complete, rail at 1121 W. Ninth
si reei. 4 I
T7IOR SALE OL*ir~FAPERS IN QUAIiTTfIES
J to suit at this ollice.
\
JIOK EXCHANGE— ' j
Do 011 want sto 100 acres in the San
Oabrlel \ alley?
Do you warit a . ity residence?
Hove you KOt something to sell or trade? I
40 ac es near Redondo.
E. K. ALEXANDER, |
10-10-tf 145 8. Broadway. 1
WANTED -TO EXCHANGE BY Al EN
gllshraan in l.ako county, a fully im
prove I I rin 01 27 ' ace-, with one mi c tront
t\£, on Clear la*e, for a sma.l farm within easy
distune, of l.os An teles; v lue $20,0 11); good
surroundings a necesssty. For particulars ap
ply to T. W. BEARBA.si, Lower Lake. Lake
00run ty. 1.11 ,(j I
ITtOR EXCHANGE—A GOOD 9-ROOM IK 188
on Bunker Hill aye, and $2;jiiu or $;i(>i> 1
cash for a good modem 10 or 12 room house
on Hill, Oliv , Gra d aye. or Honest, nortn
of Eleventh st, teo F. A. HUTCHINSON, 213
W. First st. ■£
FOR EXCHANGE—IF YOU HAVE PROP
erty anyw iere and wish In ejiehango it,
call on me and you will receive an oifer 1 ue
gon Washington and eastern property a
specialty E. E PARSONS, room I. 2Jt> W.
Firstst. L f
rpELL BOUR~r7Eio7nib"irABOUT Tii¥HER-
X aid. It Is a great, newspaper. Send a sam
ple copy east, occasionally. If you don't want
to send your own paper call at the office and
havo tbem mailed olrect, tree of cost.
rpo BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT 18
1 saleable try the want columns of The
Herall. A few 1 tits Investe lln tuis manner
may make you many doll ,rs.
T7-MIR PRUNE OR-
J. chard at Long Heaoh for cottage southwest
and assume. C. A. UUNELS, 3i9 a Broad
way. 30
L'Olt EXCHANGE-KiO ACRES OF IM
T proved and to excha ge tor lodging house
or real estate WOODH Ail, 631 a Main st.
1 31
_
rpO BUY OR SELL A N
X saleable, try the want co.umnsof he
Herald A few cents inve ted In this manner
'JL^Ll'^fJ 011 n >any dollars
Ij> RANK~a"T\VEINSHANK. PLUMBER AND
210 E. Second st. Te! 1.6.
I-TSK^ A J' X T- F^K6ll COWg . AT437 N. WAI"
-i. NUT, Eaßt Side. 4
Trustee's Safe
Dun notice "nd demand having been s rved
upon the undersigned by the Fir>t Natl mal
bank ot Los Angele* a> n-qufrcd by that cer
tain deed of trust hereinnf er mentioned,
Now, therefore, in accordance witb Hie terms
and under tbe authority oi mat 0 nain «»d
of trust executed by H. W Lultwleler and
|jophia C. Luiiwicl r, bis wife panics ol the
fir; 1 part thcreir.to tbe und rsignt'd. J. M.
Elliott, party o the seoond jtart therein, and
the Kirtt Nallonal bank of Angeles, party
of the th rd part therein, dated June UO, i&9*,
and recordo in the oflico of the county record
er of the count- 1 of 01 in<eles, atate of caii
omia. in book B>H of deeds at jage l«l and
following; audi 1 pursuance ol a reiointtpn
passi d on the 1 tb day of December 1 nHS, by
the board of di ectors ol nald First National
bank of 10s Angeles, a corpoiation, and the
bolder ot the notes (No.«. 15257 15 ftrt and
15859) t ■ secure payment of which the afore-
H.-vi deed of rust t \ecu ted, declaring that
default bad beeu made in t»»o payment of the
principal sum and other sums due under «ait
notes and deed of trust, and requesting snd
directing said .'. SI. Klliott, trustee, to sell the
real estate deie tbed therein to satisfy said in
debtedness :
I, J. M. Elliott, trustee, do hereby give notice
baton Mood ay, the iSth day of January, a. i>.
h'J'i, at 1 ' (U'lock noon of tba Jay and in
ont of the court, hou-o (Hroadway en
.aucoj in the city of Los Auifeles, county
of Los A ngcles, stato of California,
1 will sell at. pu lie au tion to the highest
bidt er for cash in gold coin of the United
tates all the pieces or parcels of land ai lu
ted iv the county of Los An eUs. state o
California, described a« foil -ws, to wit;
First—>ll that certain piece situate in the
city of Los Angeles anil described as fo low,
to-wit! I/>t No. 3 and north halt'of lot No. 4
in McAr bur's subdivision of lot No. t of block
17, Hancock's Kin v y, being one hun Jredand
thirly-two feet fronting on t 'igmroa
street and two hundred and forty (24 «) eel
deep. Tne map of ' McArthur's St'ibdlvision"
is OU fll" in the ofTlee Of the recorder of L- s An
giles OOUnty, state Of (California, and reference
h hereby mnde to said map for a further des
cription of said bits
second—Lot No. seventy-seven (77i of the
McDonak treet tn the Rancho of -an Pedro as
deiignated in the tnapof said tract record d
in tne office of the cou ity r oorderoi fos An
gelc: county at pages 1 and li of book 15 of
miscellaneous records, conta n n< iorty-four
and 00*10 ' acres more or less.
'i hird - That parcel of land in the rancho
Fanta Gertrude* described as follows, to-v\it:
Blocks numbered Aye iftj ano seven i 7) of tie
Corona tract, as per map thereof made by VV.
D. Bnekner, April, 188 ,end recorded in book
37, at page 56| mi oetlanCOUS reeor is o sa 1
Los Angeles county, taid blocks containing
21 D acres.
Together With the appurtenances.
Terms of sale: rash in gold coin of the
United - totes; ten per cent p|) able to the un
dersigned on th rh 11 of the hammer; balance
on d livery of deed; and if no so paid, nn c«s
f r Want of title ten days being allowed for
search) theii said ten percent to be forfeited
and the Sale to be void.
J, M. ELLIOTT,
1 18-96 Trustee.
Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving Will, Etc.
IN THK RUPKRIOB COURT, STATE OF CALl
fornla, County of Los Angele , as
fn the matter Of the estate ot Jacob Vernon,
deceased, Notice is hereby given that \v dnes
riay the Bth day of .Iniiua y 1H '6 at OocloCk
o.m of said oay, et the court room of ibis
court, department two thereof, in the city of
Los a m steles, cou ty of Los Ange loa and sta;e
of Califo rls, has been appo nted a« tbe time
end place for hearing the upnlie > tion of Milton
Vernon and Fran Vernon prajl g tbat a
document now on Hie in tbis co rt purporting l
to I.c the last wili a >d t'Btam*ntof the raid
deceased be admitted to pr bate, that Utters
testamentary be Issued thereon to aaid pc
it tinners, Milton crnon and Frank Ye non,
a which tlmo and place all nersons in crested
therein may appear and contest the same
Dated Decemln r 26 IH<»,>.
T. I . NEWI.IS', County Clerk.
ByC w BLAKE, Depu-y.
Clarence A. Miller, Esq, attorney for pe
titioners. zS-7
Stockholders' Meeting
1- OS ANGELES, CAL.. DECEMBER 27, 189 V
j To the stockholders of the Banner Oil
Companyt Pleaae take no ice that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of he banner Oil
Company will beheld at the principal oflice of
the oompany. No .;(>'._, soutn .-pring street,
in the city of los Angeles on Tuesday, Jan.
14. 189 , at 10:30 o'clock a m ,for the purpose
of ele- ttng directors and :or the trans ctlon of
such other business as may properly Cume
before the meeting.
VALD Bf HMfDT,
1-7 6 ■ eoretari Pro Tern,
LOS ANGELES'
Representative Wholesale and
Retail Dealer*, Business
Men and Firms
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
W. H. BHINK, iufl-i!08 WI son Dlk.. Sprlngst.
BARBERS' SUPPLIES ANO OKINDIiSS
6TLINKN ,t KIItI.'HNER, laO N Ma n st.
JOSKFtI 'iiiJ 8, Main, oot 'id and 3d.
BICYCLES
••KEATING," Uawley, Kin g St C 0.,210 N. Malo
PAC BRASS A KOVBLTV W'K&.Up. Main cor.
Alpine.
cro :Kl;rY
PAC. CKOCKEItY & TIN CO., 228 N. L. A. at.
CAST-OFF CLOrtllNI
f, GKEENG IRT, buy and sell 107 Commetclal
CARRIAGE WORKS
THE TABOR CAK'OB WORKS. 1117 W. Flflhat,
CEMENT CONTRACTORS, IRRIGATION
GRAY JiROS & WARD, 12ft N B'way. Te1.338,
ORUaOISTS-VV HOLESAI.B
F.W.BRAItN * CO. ,ias-t 7 sj. Main: teL 954,
FRUIIS AND VBOBrABLBS
LCDWIG & WAGNER, Mott Market, leh 550.
O«OCERS -WHOLESALE
BAAS. RA RUCH A CO., 3V> to 9 W N. U A. it.
I*lo I EL B tOKERS
ASTOCIATBD HOTEL IN VESTMENT BI'REAU,
102 M. Broadway: buy. soil and lease.
HOTELS
ABBOTSFORl) INN, cor Bth & Hope.'Tel. 1178
HARNESS MANUFACTURER
OTTO RL'F, 333 0. -Main. New Turnverein hall.
LAW, COLLECTION', MERCANTILE REP'TS
tt AND ARB COLIiSCTION ,t MERCANTILE
CO , line # OD.OoO, 211-212 Stimson. A. U
Broderson, att'y.
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSUR ANCB
BANKERS' ALLIANCE OF CAL 118 Court st.
LIVERY STABLES
CALIFORNIA STABLES. 373 N. Main st TeL 48
MANTELS, TILES AND HARDWOOD LUfTBER
HENRY t.OUK«IANN,6I4A, Sprlngst. Te.. 701
PHVSwIAN
DR. WARD, Byrne Bl'dg, Km. 216. TeL 7)4
PHOTOGRAPH -LANDSCAPB
9. H. MaUDE & co 211 W First it.
REAL ESTATE
KORTON & KENNEDY, 134 8 Brdwy: tel *M
SADDLES, HARNESS AND SADDLBWARB
J. F. MORE 220 Aliso It.
SEWING rUCHIINi REPAIRIN 1
M. V. 8tt1JN05,43414 S. Spring ak Tel. 134S
SAFES, SCALES, REFRIGERATORS
CHAS. \\. ADAMS, 318 N Main ToL 1347.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOOL COMPANY
COt'NaTABLE A COI' ITS. 150 N. Los Angeles
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALfIBRS
BOOTH i& ROW. 25*18. Mainst. Tel. 1119.
UPHOLSTERING AND CARPET CLE ANINQ
JAMK. v X ALLEN, 518 South bprlng street.
WATCHfIAKER kND OPTICIAN
8. BTOE3AK, 911 8. Spring st. be. sth and SO
WINES AND SPIRITS
& F. A. MM, 129 an 5 131 N. Main st
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIOARf
E. FLECK, 404-406 N LA. St. Tel 224.
YARN HOUSES
NEW YORK BAZAAR, 116 North Sprlagih
ASSAYERS
CHEMISTS
| Wade & Wade, I
109 1-2 Commercial St.
) Best and Oldest l aboratory tn Southern %
) Calilornia. v
■ __
Health Tea
Beautifies
The Complexion
——.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 30, 1895.
LINES OP TRAVEL
Limited
Season of 1899-96,
WILL RUN
TJr__ICE X WEEK
BETWEEN
son Francisco, Los „nge:es and m mm,
OVER THE GREAT
SUNSET ROUTE
Leaving San Francisco
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Los Angeles,
Wednesdays and Sundays
First Trip From Los Angeies,
Wednesday, Nov. 6, 189$
Ths niost complete, mcicrn, elegantly
equipped and uerf ctly ar aa.ged Vestibule!
Tr niconllnen al Train in Ameriet. New
equipri an , especially designed aud bulllifot
this service
Dirt nt connections In New Orleaas for all
Eastern points. Quick time.
SOUTHERN PACIFIO COMPANY.
TIME TABLE—DEC. 3, 1893
Leevelor DESTINA" lON lAr. Irom"
Eastbound > «„_„, , ._,,.„■ rwetbou'd
Sun .i Wed $ Suriset Limited ) Wed & Sat
3:00 pro > Orleans J 7 .« ™
We t.bou'd i »„_.., i.-i-.j < Fas b .una
Wed Asa [ g n ¥'" m ie l' l Jsuniwetl
8:15 pm > sen lra cnco t 9:80 pm
2:<if) pm IS. F'ran. .Sacramento) ; 7 ISO am
B;'2f>pm land hast, via Ogden) i II MO am
8:25 ptn — Port and, Or i 1 :00am
2:110 pm El Puso and Kas.t ... 1 :00 tim
i Pasadena i TtflOam
7:50 am *« 9:uoam
» :2."> a m " 8 iA6 am
lit !20 pin '• 1 lo : 10 am
11:2<i nm " I 1:85 pm
a:sspm " I s.ttuipm
s;:opni| " ! ft:()spra
i " : 0 :35 pm
! •' |
8:00 am.. 1 Riverside, (~, 0:55 am
10:15 am ..1 Kedland, ).. 1:00pm
-::iiipm . [San Bernard!ho i.. 4:45 pm
4:30 ptn'..J and c. ton \.A o:3spm
8:00 am j Pomona f \ s 60am
10:1B am | fl :65 urn
!! :30 pm > and .; ! I:uopm
4 130 pm I .... i 4 :45 pm
ft:3o urn ... J Ontario I 1 0:35 pm
B:Oiiani Chino ! b:soam
4180 pm. " 1 0:55 am
5 :3U j,m " J 0:3fl pm
Siiionm Covina ! S:. r .o<ini
s:Hiipm. '• I 4:46 pm
0:00 am Monrovia s:lBain
1:46 pin " 113:47 r m
ft :Ift pm " 1 4 :sft pin
H.4'>Mtn Santa Barbara ' iv :55 pm
4:'lspm — " . .1 HuOpni
o:ooiiin ) Santa Ana r 1 000 nm
S2:00 pm ....J and J si; 15 pm
5:05 pm > Anaheim 1 1 5:30 pm
10:05 am > Whittier <....! BtoOara
iStOOpm .. / and \ ...j Bl :15 pm
6:05 pm ....) Fulton Wells ( , 5: opm
6:ospm ...Tustln HrOOam
o;issm. ..) Long Beach r B:2oam
1 iOO pm and ]....' 11:15 am
5:10 pm ) SanPclro I j 5:15 pm
B|os nm Santa Monica '
a 10:00 am " ■ 7 :45 am
! " ... J 8:00 am
1:10 pm " 12:12 pm
5:15 pm " I a 4:"0 pm
0:16 pm » | 5:10 pm
0:05 am ....Soldiers' Home. ' ly:l2pm
6:15 pm •' s;io pm
fl.'oam Port Los Angele 1 12:12 pm
1:10 pm ... " ....! 5:10 pm
s 0:4 • am .... Chatsworth Park . : ,4:15 pm
Chatsworth Park—'eav'i from and arrive at
River Siat on. San Fernando street, only.
• Sundays excepted. A Sundays only.
THE INSmF. TR .C*
Alls. P. Co 'strains stop at First street (ex
cept the four San Francisco trains) ami Com
mercial street (except the 8: 5 San Francis :o
evening train', in the business center ol t ie
city, saving time and street car fares to pas
sengers.
SANTA CATALINA f -LANI)
Connecting wi h Wilmington Transportation
Company s o< eat excursion s earners:
Leave Arcade depot 9:13 a.m. r uesday and
Friday tiid arrive from 11:13 a.m. Wednes
day an I Saturday.
Gene in Pass luer Oilice. 22!) 8. Sprinc st.
REPORT OF THE COND.TIJN
OF THE
Merchants' National Bank
OF LOS AKG 15 LES,
At l.os Angelea, In the P-ate of California, at
the close of business D ccmber i 3, lti\)b.
RESOURi L 3
Loans And discounts. $5 W 2,<>?5 la
overdr fts,secored nnd \\< so'iired t>, <il 97
U a. Bonda to «ecure cirou.ation. 50,000 no
iremiums on Us. Bond* fy o > 00
Stocks securities eic b, _18 bb
Banking-bouse, furniture and fix.
turea 3,250 00
Other real ostaie and mortgages
o\vi;ed 8,180 00
Due trom national
ban til (not reserve
ago ts) ¥"'l,OOl 75
D'*e from state banUs
und bunkers 17,101 85
Duo from approved
reserve ngents . 36,114 85
the ks and other
> ash itpms 4,70b* 56
Exchanges for clear
ing-house 7,173 OU
No.es oi other na
tional bank., .. 4,550 GO
Fiactlon.il paper cur
rency, nicki.es and
cents 300 50
Lam ful money reserve
in bunk, viz:
Spec c 73,253 25
Legal-tender notes... 14,(oo 00
208,3*1 82
Redemption fund wlt'i U. 8. Treaa*
urer (5 per cent of circulation,-. 2,250 00
Total $874.277 47
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $20",000 00
Kurphiß fu d , l.'.Ouu 00
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid 11.524 30
National bank notei outstanding. 44,150 00
Due to otber national
banks $ 3 75
I've (o state ba ks
and banker 29,700 87
Dividends unpaid 50
Ii dividual deposits
subject to check.... 538,670 47
Demand certificates
of deposit 20,635 02
C rtified checks 225 00
Cashier's checks out
standing 3,865 56
f>9f>.3o* 17
Total f^74,277~17
iStatf. ok ('a-l ) „
county of < s anofl ■ s, \ ss *
1 C. K. Flint, cashier of the sbove-namel
bnnk, do solenm'y swea that he above su te
mem is true to me best of my knowledge end
belief. C. N. H.I NT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to beiore me this 28th
day of December, iBO5
LEE A. McCONNE L,
'Seal] Notary Public.
Correct-AUest:
W. L, GRACES, j
SILAS HOi.MAN, S Directors.
W. H. HoLLII'AY )
DEPOSITS
December 19, 18f>3 50
December )9, IR9I 4Kfl HQ > 77
December 13, 18 »\ ... 59!>.'m03 17
No public funds received by this bank.
No interest pa d on deposits.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK
=« , - AND TROTT COHT^in
„ . , 148 s. Main sL, near second.
tapital Paid in fpi '0,0)#
*ive per cen; inte est psid on term de uiita
Money .waned on first class real estate only.
Directora-j. f Partori, Pres.: Maurire A
Hellman, V.-P.; W p. Longyesr, Cashieri
Hermnn W. Helliran, H.J. man. M. L
Fleming, J, a. Grave*. C A. Shaw, J. il. itiular
l»ttd, /OgWB, W, U QrMfti
I LINES OF TRAVEL
1 LtlS ARSELEB TERMINAL RY
I.N KtVFJfiOT NOV. IS,
Los Angeles depots: Eiv, end Kir-it street and
Dnwaev-ttvenuo urtdirm.
Leave Lol Angele* ford-cave i'asad«na ior
j'asadena | Los Angele*.
n 7:10 am | it 8 10 am
c 7: • am c B:3tl am
; a o:n>am j a Ul.'Jfl am
a ll :30am a 13:40 pra
a :i: opm a -i :;r> pm
a 6:2 Ipm 1.. a 0:00 pm
Downev-aveniiß iea .■ v.ft v ■ / >ni iiituHlaer
! Between l.os Anßoles and ruse.deni—lioim^
I trip cents.
■ Leave Los A-tiiele* for Leave Utadetia June
Aitodena Junction. tion for Loa Angelea
i a nnOam..., A 10:10 ara
C II tfl tarn c i''t*2o pro
a B:3opm j.. a 4:-0 pm
All trains star i rom i-11 st-streot depot.
l.ciivj Los Antrelea (oi' i.cave i i\cn dale lor Lo
Glemialo. A njeles.
ii 7 :05 am : b 7 :!>7 am
! cHj'JOnm . j ...C 0: am
Al:3 i pm ' a 1 (27 pro
j a 5:"5 pm .. . a :» :~r> pro
j Leav;. Anyoles for] Leave iia-i, ,-u;i l'edro
l/in? Heachand Kasti {or
! £aii l'edro. Loa Angeles.
J a 0:0 pm a 7: Oan
a 1 ;! 0 pm Al0:30 nn
I 1 a 5 K)0 pm I a B ils pm
between Salt Sun I'edr and~Lon~g~ Peaoh io
minutes
I nrmo canyon and kcho mountain
I Trnins leave os A nicies daily at 9:10 a.m..
; cl 1 tSd a.m. and a t :30 p. m
Fine pay -ion and hotel. Grand scenery.
Tees"ope and searchlight.
A Dally, b Daily except Sunday* c Sua
daya only d Saturdays only.
Wtagrs meet the i : oa. ra train at Pasadena
for Ml. Wilnon on new (rati
Passengers leaving Lo* Vn%*le-*o'i the 7:l#
a.ar. train for Mt. V/llson can return sarno day,
Spoeial rates to excursion 4 and pionto pivritst,
, Deprtseas eva ol First street anl Do.racy
avenue bridge*
City t ekot ofllce, Greenowald'* cigar Msi
\ corner B-cond and spring streets.
General oftious First-tiireet depot.
T. li. BUKNiiTT, Ueiierat Manairer.
We WINGUI' Gen. t'ds-teiiirer Ag^
j j3AC FIC COAST STKAMSIIIP CO.
Goodall, Perkins <£ Co, Geneial Agents, San
Kranolaeo.
Northern route< embrace lines for Portland.
(»rr.. Viet rin, 11 C., and J'ugv-'t iound, Alalia
and all coast points.
SOUTHERN ROUTE 3.
TIME TAB LB FOR DECEMBER, IS'JS.
AYE BAN PRA CISCO.
>or—
Port Itarlord IS. H. Coronn, Dec 1, 0, 17,
iSinia Barbara ' 2b; .an.
Kedondo |
! Port Los Angeles... 3. S. J-'anta Rosa, Dee. 5,
i Kewo- r ,j 13, 'Jl, -jy. Jan. G,
frim Diego
! lor— fS ft. St. Paul. Deo, 7, 15,
I East .'■a , i Pedro ! ii 3, 31; .lan. 8.
I Han Pedro and way s. S Eureka, Dee. 3, 11, IE),
pons I It-Tt -lav L
I. KA V X lNlrtr l AW, aNO XI.X' AN » HK'i SJ> ).
fIS, iH'c
For— t 15, 23. 31 ; .lan 8.
ranDJego S. 8. i oronn, Ler: i: 11,10,
i -J:_an. 4. _
For— fs ft Baiite Rosa, De l,
I San l-'raneiseo ■ 0, IT, '<; Jan.
t Port Ha ford. .... ti, Corona, l)*;c b, 13,
| Santa B-rbara. 3 , O; Jan i.
I ■ AY X AN HBP an aNI» HA TS\ l'K 10
I For— Eureka, Lee ti,"^
fan i rancisco and 80; Jan. 7
way porn IS. S Sf. Paul, De;v *J, 10,
; I-*, «: Jun. *t.
<!ar> to :o meet with Kteame's '.U Ann Pedro
leave s. p. p. k. fAreadc iepot) nt b AO p. m.,
and Terminal H. X depot at p in.
cars in connect via Redondo leave Santa Fe
depot at 0 Bill m.. or irom Redondo Railway
depot at 0:0> a. m.
Cts to connect via Port Los Anueles leave
B I. It. P. depot at l:iup, m. lor st'jainers
north boun !.
plans o steamers' cab]ns at agent'ollic * t
berths may be secured.
Ihe company receives tho right to chan;,*. 1 !
j the steamers oi th-ir clays ol sailing.
I For pnssaj-e or fioi lit "as above, or for tickets
; tonn« irom all important points in Europe,
apply to W. PARKId Agent,
Oflice: 123LJ W. Third bt . Los Angele*.
INSTITUTIONS
STATE LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
OF LOS ANGELES
CKPITHL PKID \J<P IN GOLD COIN $500,000
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Interest paid on time deposit*, i act as trustees, Kttardiaus, administrators, eta.
.safe deposit boxo* for rent.
DIRECTORS AN i. OFFICERS:
11. J. WOOLLACOTT. President; J. F TOWELL, First Vice President! WARREN OILLET.HTI.
Keoond VIo President; JOHN W, A. i)l r F, ashler: M. .1. i.EWI, Assistant O.sb erf
Gr.nß li 11 BOX I HKAKB, B. F. POttTEtt, F. U HOWES, it. H. HOWELL, P. it UUKJUS
w. p. oaud.ner. b. i. Ball
BONDS OP THIS COMPANY ARS
. I r secured by high-grade uiorteages deposits I
/ with J. M. Llliott, president of the Fust Nut o lal
/ Bank of Loa Angeles, and lannot be equa c I In gen
J eral desirability or investors. Attorney's opinion at.
taoiied oe tlfyfng to the'r legality. I sued for any
JHRr amount, if you nave funds for invest ent. howevsf
JflT J smtill or large tne amount, nail or send ior pamphlet
(J/ SECURITY
fr J /f) oan rus * Company
\ AW jr *<-W 213 S. ijiriiis; St., Loa Angeles, Cal.
J C. 8. CRISTY, Vlct-Pres. °"W, E. M VAY, Secret ry
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
Farmers' and flerchants' Bank of Los Angeles, Cal.
.. , , ~ , ..,,.«..,! I VV. HoH man pro, dent; II VV. Hell nan
Capital (paid up) WJOO OOD loe-Presid Jilt; II J. Fleishman. CatUler; tl
Su plus and reserve $420,000 | Hollm vi, A sU'ant Cashier
Dlieetors—W. H. Perry,O. \v. Ciills I. w. Hdlmtn, jr., c. E. Thorn, 0. Duooramun, H \V.
Hellman, A Ulassell, T. L Duoue, I W. Hellman.
Special collection department. Correspondence invited. fcafe deposit boxes for rent
——— ——— — i
TTHE NATIONAL BANK OF CALIFORNIA
I AT LOS ANGtI.KS
DIRECTORS.
O. H. C'HIRCHILL, JOHN WOLFSKILL. HEORQB IRVINB, W. S DE VAN.
v ir t" irrnttKie M h aUEitMvx N. VV. SIOVVKuL, I B. Ms.wlin,
ST. JOUN = O.N, FIIEJJ O. JOIIXSUN, JOHN M. 0. MARBLE, JOHN ii. HXH ULR
A. lIADLEY
OF LOS ANGELES.
rspnal itock ,100,000
. ». '^ a !! v . und d vtofltsover 23u,00J
M. ELI.IOI I, Pre-ident
VV. 0. KIHOKHOFF. V. Pres't
FRANK A. GIBSON. Cashier
G. B SHAFFER, Ass't Cashle
DIaaCTOKS:
I M. Ellllott, J, D. mckuell.
f- ; ory. 11. .levne,
''■ "ooker. W. C. Psttarion,
Wm. g. Ke.'OkheS,
No publio Minds or other preferred denoah
received hy this bank »"waw
*~\ ERM KN-AMERTCAN SAVINGS %MX%
I T * or. Main and Fiist us, Las Angela?, Cal
Paid up capital $.uO,t)00 00
Surplus and undivided profits 37,4i6 ftB
V ctor Ponet. Pre ident; L. W. Blinn, First
Vice-president; C. N. Flint, 8 cond Vice-- resi
dent; M. N. Aver; , Cashi r; P. F solinmacher,
Ass't Ca*hler. (rectors' Dr. Joseph Kurtz,
L W. BLnn, ugo Zuuer. c. N Flint, il. cy.
stoll, M. Si Avery, C. Hrode, Vie or Ponet, I.
A. Lothian, Emi'ti elEyraud, Intere tallowed
ou dep sits. M ney loaned ou real cs'.aio.
ANGELEB NATIONAL BANK
UNITED 6TITHS r-sipOSITOItV.
Capital $500,000
Surplus 37 &00
Total $&3'"«O0
GEORGE H. BONEtIRAKB Presides)
WARREN UI I.J JLEN ... Vio.--Pres.iden 1
F. C. HO VKB Cashie-
E. W. COB .. Assistant Cashle
Dm* irons:
George H. Ponebrakt, Warren Gulden. P. .V
Gieei, Charles A. Ma rtner, W C. Brown. A
W. rancisco, B. P Johnson M. T. Allen, F. 0
Howes
This bank has no deposits of either thi
county or cit treasurer, at. J therefore no pre
lerred creditors.
LINES OF TRAVEL
southern"
,■> california
RAILWAY
[tr ' V, Trams leavo arir arrive a)
i - : as follows:
!' Mi'vV-' Itains vis I'iis >d< :iii ar
™3£.*',VvlV '* /' ; rive ijownoy-avo. station 7
s^i^-ij,.'"^:- : >>JV! minutes earlier wee bound
i iuhj leave , minutes latci
eu*tb >und.
The (iraiid Canyon of the ColoraJa
Is reached in DO other way
CitICAOO LIMITED DAILY.
Through to Deuvo , Kansas ''it-,-, Chicago, St.
l.nuis and .he East.
| Leaves S :0O pm. Arrives ••: li pa,
CHICAGO EXPRRBB—DAILY
I Throng !to Denver. Kan-as City, Chicago, St.
Louis and Last.
Leaves7:loam Arrives i:o> pm
sA'trTuKo^TaAixsr
Leave a9:o*am, 5: Orm.
I Ar ivu a. |08 MB, <;15 pm.
SAN' HKP.SARDIN > TRAINS
P—Leave 7:10 am, S::o nm , 9 uo am, 4: JO
. pm at 140 pin K:DO,
: O—Leave al 1 wo am, 5:20 pm.
P—Arrive 8:55 am, alt:4n am, al:90 pm,
daily 5:00, fl: 5 nm. tt: r >o pm.
o—Arrive 11:00 am, 7:15 pm.
RIVERSIDE AND REDLANDS TRAINS.
P—Leavo :10 aiu, S:iu am, 9:00 am, 1:10
Jim. 4 :45 pin.
0- l.cuve ul 1 :t»0 am 5:20 nm
P—Arrive at>:is am. al:00 pm, daily 0:00 pm,
(»:■ .'» pm, 6:01) [un.
O - Arrive 11: io nm, 7:15 pm.
MONROVIA A N dTnTE UM X 111 ATK.
Leave 8:20 am, :3.i pm, 1:00 |>m a.,: to pm.
Arrive a" :5 s am, r. Iso am, al :0 j urn, 4:15 pa,
<; :sq.
PASADENA AND AZIISv TRAINS
Leave7:loam Bt2o an, 9:no am 1 ::t"> pm,
4:00 pm, a 1:45 pra, af> :ao pm. SOO pm
Arrive a7;.S am. am. at):,s an, a ;03
pn-, 4:15 pm, daily 3:00 pm, ti;>js pm, 0.50
pm.
ANAHEIjfAND SANTA ANA TRAINS
Leave S ;iio ara, a!) :00 am, 1: : pm, 5:15 pm.
Arri 8 8:5" am, ai |05 pm, 5:05 pm, 7:15 pm
X DON DO BEAUJU TRAINS ~
Leave 9:soam 4 :5o , m.
Arrive n ••}» am. 4 :-10 pm
SANTA MONICA ANDO"EAN PARK TRAINS,
leave7:l am, iU:uO am, 4 :5o pm.
Arrive 8:55 a in. 4:40 pm, 4:3 j pm.
PE KH AND SAN JACIhTO TRAINS.
P— cave at 7:10 am, aihoOam. O—al I :u0 am.
P—Atrivoal :00 p.n, ati:o3 nm. o—al: :00am.
BLSINORK AND TB4E OLA TRAINS.
P—Leave a!) :0 ' am. O—al 1:00 an.
P—Anivea :i)opm. O—atl:ooam.
E"CONDIDO THAI <EV
Leave at): Oam, as\3 > pm. Arrive at 1 :05 pm.
FA
Leave at)too ant. A rive a7;lspro.
P-Via Pastdena. o—Via .Orange, a—Daily
j except sundae. All nhertrains da ly. Cntca
j so limited will notstopai Downey avenue,
For rates, sleeping car reserv tion.:, etfi , call
j ou o*-addresß E. W. MrSEK,
city passenger and ticket agent,
129 North Spring st and La Grande station.
| G:ra;ojnle Generoie Irraililg
I RENCIJ LINE TO HAVRE.
CtOMPANY'S PIER NEW) NO. 49 NORTH
' river, foot ul Morton .it.. New York.
j 1 revelers by this 11 c nvobl Jioth travel by
i Engl all call way And L c discomfort oi crossing
' tbe channel in a small boat.
I a Uourgogne. Lecember
La Normandie. Jat.u \rf -c
La Bret gne January l.
i La Gaseogno, Janua y la.
La Champagne January -o.
i a Bourgotrtie, Febr ary 1.
I a Touraine, Februar) 4-.
La Normandi . February 8.
New York to A lex am I rin, Egypt, via Pu ris
I fir*t class, 9)6"! second class. iti.
For fre put <>r pas ago apply to
A. FORGET. Agent,
No Bow ing iircon, Ne v York.
• J F. FUGAZI A- CO., i Rents, 5 Monte ornery
I aye., ran Francisco Tickets are !or sa eby all
railroad and steamship offices
UNION BiTO OF SAVINGS
CAPITAL PAID IN 528.600
223 S. Spring St., LOS ANGELES, CAL.
OSSICb'PS and DIRECTORS
M. W. Stimson Wm. Ferguson W. E. McV-ig
Prt-ht. Viie I'te.t li.hi.r
C. G. Harrison S. H. Molt R. M. Baker
A. E. Fomerotj S. A. Buticr
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS
MERCHANTS' HATfONAt,
Formerly....
BooTsaaw Calfonnu NtTTom, nam
101 S. spring au, Nadeau Blk.
W.l* GRAVES. Presides*
WILLIAM r\ BOSBYSHELL ... Vloe-Presldent
C M FLINT .CekSlet
W. H. KULLIDAY Assistant cashlei
Capital, p'td In gold coin «2><J 000
Surplus and undivided profits - ~000
AuthorizedcapK.il SOO,Ct«
I IRECTORS:
I- H. Broed, H. T Novell, William H. AY Ty
(Has Uolman, w. h Hoinday, \v m. V. Bosb?
•bell. W L.iirares, Frank Ruder, ». Kerala*
Ihotn.s <jOS s,E. 1". Bosbysheli.
If tl\- STSF.KT -AVINUS BA - X ASD
Ba TRI>T COMPANY, Jnnetion of Main,
Bp.rlm and Temple streets Temple Bleoa.
Author aed capital ao-sooj
tapitall aid up S?:00,00»
Five per eer.t paid on term depodts.
Money loaned on real ostate only.
OFFICERS.
T. L DUQUE, Pres dent
L U, VAN N U VS. Vice-President.
J. V. WACIiI'EL, Cashle,
DIRECTORS.
H. Hellman, J. .1 Lankershlm,
I. N. Van -Sirs, • Us T, Johnson,
Kaspsie t.'onn, H W. ojMelveay,
VI. v. Kerokbpff, T l. Uuque.
Abe Haas.
LOS ANGELE* SAVINGS BANK.
WW N. Main st.
t. X. Plater, Pres H. W. Hellman, V-Pte*
W. M. Caswell. Cashier
Directors- I. W. Hellman, J. E. Plater, H. W.
Seilmnn 1. W Hellman, jr., W. M. Caswell
Interest ps.id on doposils. .Money to loan oa
■tlt-.tlats real euaie.
LINES OF TRAVEL
TJABADUSA AND LOS ANGELES
1 ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Tor ALTADENA—Leave rourtb. and Spring
streets:
8 a. m. ] p. in li p. m.
9 n. ra. ti p. m. 7 p. ni.
]<) tt. in. :i p m, h p. in.
11 a ra. 4 p. :u. 9 p. ni.
•fl m. 5 m m. It) p. m. *
■tetorninf, leave Altaden s 6: so a. in. and on
the half hour until 9:110 p. m.
For M'ltio CANYON r.i, I ECHO MOUNT All*.
Leave Fourlh an 1 -pr.ng streets:
6a. in. 9a. in. - 10 a. m,
1 p. iv. a p. in. 4 p in.
Returning, make close eonneetlon with elec
tric cur 3 tor Lo. Angeles.
For PASATKNA- Every lit een minilt s from
7:1". a in toB p. ra.,end every hail hour
before and af cr tim c hours.
OKcc, 939 W Fourth stree'.
W li. LAKKABEE, Supt.
E I. (T.AKK, tien'l Manager.
Redondo Railway
LEI'OT: Grand eve. and Jefferson st.
In effect 5 a, in. Thursday, Sept. W, H9J.
Leave l.os Angeles Leave Redondo [or
for Keiloinio. Los Allgcles.
BttOa.m. Minday only f ; :4o a.:n hutiday Ottlg
Htosa.ni daily 7 ;.j.i a.m. d illy
1:85 p.m. dally 10:45 a.m. daiiy
b:46p.m. daily ' 4:80 p.m. d ilt
lor passenger aid freight rate, apnly at
depot, corner (Iraml itesua and Jefferson
strvei. 'Phone. Wut t.
l T. UAKN3ET, Pretldsnt.
J. li .BUTTON, rlupertnte -dent.
DM, WONG HIM, who hai practice;! mcdi
Oihe in l.os Angeles ior -I years, and
Whose office 19 at H3M tipper .Main idreei will
trcai v m dicine all d svases ol women, men
ami children the doctor claims that be has
lvm dh'B that are superior tt* ull other* as a
Specific for tro ibles or women and men. A
trial will convince the sick t at Dr. Wong
Mini's remedies are the most eflleaciou s ! that
can be preset Ibed. Dr. Wons Ulm is a Chinese
physician of prominence and a gentleman oi
rekpoiisibllit -. His repmation is more han
well established, and a;i persons needing his
yervices can rely on his skill nd ability. A
cure is guaranteed in every ease 1 i which a
iccovery i.s potato!** Herb mcd.cine. fors.iie.
DR.MONG Mim
HERB DOCTOR
6)9 Upper Main St., Los Angele
CANCER AND TUVIOR SPECIALIST
'J2 years. No knife ur pain. whi c they
are small. No pay till cured. (13 page bo >k
free, office ,2)1 w First st,; Cancer Hospital,
1(3 VV tenth st., 103 Angeies Cal. Send to
iconic one with cancer.
mm m
These Wafers are for p\inful, Scanty, Pro*
i iso or frrcguiitr Periods, and ladies will And
tha no i one l ' remedy exist* for t'iese difficult
tits To avoid being impoteri rpon by bag*)
imitations, buy from our agou s and take
bKSNCH TAN BY W A FEES only. Price by
n.ail.
For sale in Los Angelea by
QODFAP.V &. nOORE, Druggists
itß N. Spring fii
DH. CUNN'S
e7 a imphoved
fSJ LIVER
J£lk PIIXS
A Mild Plqutc. Ono Pill for a Dose.
A.meverpent 01 i be bmwila ©hdi day is netossiiry for
Bealtn. pills sapphj what tho Bystem Jacks to
ronltc i*. roßular. They cu.-#» Headache brighten the
and c!t>ar tlmt 'o'!ipie\ir.ri beirerth»n cosmetics.
l.icy nuiihor gripa nor To runvincn voa. we
Ml] mail MtDpJe free or full box fur SftO, Sttld overv.
Where. DR. BOSANKO MFD. CO.. PhiliHrl.'liiy Pa.
LOf*T MAKHOOO
Bt)iUy, ana f::rmanent:y Ifcestori
CEL£je RATED ENGLISH IiEMEOY
It is sold on a positive ,
gunrantoo to cure any ffw \.
form of nervoua pros- \*,
trail* j:i or any aisoruer | ■
of tiie genital organs of
either sex, eauaed %t&±j\%£,
s©f by excess!ve tiso of Aft£>?
obacco; Alcohol or Opium, or ou accon
f youthful indiscretion or over •ndulcenre el
!i«ine»B. Convulsions. Wakefulness. Headnd
U ntal Depiessii. n. Softening of the Ilrain. \\ t
leraory. hearing Down Pains t Seminal Wcnknt
!yst2ria. Nocturnid ICiiiiEsionß, Sperraatorrh- >
tisa ot Power and Impotency, which if neglecb
lay lead io premature old age and insanity.
Positively guaranteed. Trice. $1.00 a box; 6 bo:
ts!> 00. Sent by mail on receipt of Price. A wr".
til antoe furnished with every $5.OC' order reeei ■
refund the money ii a permanent cure ia I
VTSRVIA MEDICINE CO.. Dotroit, Mich.
For sale by GFO. E. FREEMAN & CO., 8, E
corner -ecohd and Broadway.
ILDDD POlSp
A
tlary tiyphills permanently cured In 15 to
35 days. You can be treated at for
tha aame prico under same KUfiranty. 11
yonprelerto con>e hera we wIW contract
to pay railroad fare and hotel bills, and no
charge.lf tvq fail to cure, if you have taken mer
cury, indlde pota*h, and still have aches and
pains. Mucous Catches in mouth, Sore Throat,
I'impUts, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers on
Kny part of the body, Hair or Eyrbrowa f;illln<?
out. It ie this SyohriiUo IWAHiD POISON tha,
we ft-ua ran tee tiocure. We solicit the moat obsti
uate cusna and ct*nllenire the worl'l lor a
caae we cannot cure* 'j'hts dl 'oaee has aiwaT"
En (lied thn skill of tlie most eminetit phyai-
Mans. 5500,000 capital behind our dncondl'
.lonnl trjnranty. Absolute proofs sent peeled on
tpplieation. Address COOK KK.MKOY COt.
107 JOasonio Xemple. ALT-,
i, AL GrifTtth. Pre«. John T <Snfnth. V -Pre*
F. T. Griffith, >eeretarv and Treasurer
Geo. K. Waites, of Mill.
J. M. GRIFFITH COMPANY,
Lumber Dealers
And manufacturers of
Artistic ill Wi oi Et/ery oascnoiion.
Doors Window,, Blinds and S airs.
•34 «. ALAMEDA ST.. Lv Angelas, CaA.
REV. BURT ESTES HOWARD
He Is Called Upon to Answer aa
Open Letter
A QUESTION OF ORTHODOXY
A Presbyteriau Propounds Some Ques
tions of Doctrine
A .Tatter of Opinion Regarding ths Atonement
Made the Subject ot Inter
rogatories.
Rev. Burt F.stcs Howard Loa Angeles, Cal.:
Dear Sir—Allow me to address you
briefly in reference to a sermon preached
by you at your communion service, at
wliieii I was a communicant, Dec. 15,
I 1895, from tlie text: "for as oft as ye eat
this bread a d drink this cup ye do show
the Lord's death till he come."— I. Cor.,
11:26.
If I mistake not, your teaching was
clearly this, lliat the death of Christ was
nothing more to tiie world than the crown
ing revelation of God the Father's love,
and that to Christ himself it was simply
the last step in a life and example of per
fect self-sac cilice.
1 nless I misrepresent, you distinctly
stated, and emphasized tlie statement, that
tiie death of Christ was to be regarded only
as tlte crowning revelation of Coil's love;
also, that Ciirist did not die to save men
from hell, or from their sins; also, that
God did nut crucify Christ, but that he waa
Hlain by the bigotry which is ever seen to
rise and fall through tlie ages, and which
exists even at tlie present day. In thia
connection you also interpreted our Sav
iors last words "It is finished" as mean
ing simply thai the revelation of God's
love was finished. With these teachings
you also contrasted the evangelical or
orthodox view of the church on the sub
ject ol Cbriat'a death in a way that 'O me
| seemed more like caricature ttiauoontrast.
For example your statement "that Christ
did not die in order to help God out of an
awkward dilemma by satisfying his wrath
and justice. Also, your remarks in regard
to the proper frame of mind iv which the
communicant should approach the Lord's
table, namely, "that to come with hearts
lilied with pious thoughts and eyes
with tears, goziug upon a bloody cross,
and counting its btood by drops as co
much gain to tlie soul and 'that the blood
of Jesus Christ cleansed! Os from all sin,"
was, to use your own expression "the very
shame of sacrilege." And further you
said, that to come to tlie Lord's table in
such a way was, ( I again use your own ex
pression) "to crucify our Lord afresh and
put him to an open shame."
As to Bhowing forth our Lord's death, ac
cording to the language of the text, your
teaching was that Christ's death was
simply tho last step in a life, and an exam-
I pie of perfect self-sacrifice, and that we,
his disciples, aro to show forth his death
by repeating that life of self-sacritlce in
our lives even up to the last step if neces
sary. You certainly did not speak of any
other way of showing forth our Lord's
death, or give any significance to the com
munion service as a special means of Bhow
ing forth that death.
In your sermon the Sunday following,
i Deoember text, "I in tbem and thor
in me," John 17:23, which sermon I ah >
heard, you made the statement, near (be
close of your sermon, that with some
communion sermon of last Sabbath mig
seem to sever their vital union wilh CbrM
and if so you hoped the present add <hh
would set them right, etc. As for my self,
your communion sermon, while it did nor.
have the effect you seemed to fear of sev
ering my vital union with Chriat
because of my abiding faith in Christ
as my precious saviour, yet it
did rob me of joy and delight as I partook
of the communion. I could not but feel
that my Lord bad indeed been crucified
afresh aud put to an open shame, and that
iv his own house and at hia own table.
N. ither can I see how any one who had
been hurt by the communion sermon could
ihe healed by the one following it. Your
: teaching in that sermon, if I again do not
: misrepresent you, was simply that Christ
was in everything alike, or rather that
i here is but the one divine force in the
1 world, that works in plant, animal and the
human soul alike, the difference in results
being due wholly to the difference in the
materials upon which it works.
N iw allow me to ask you, not only for
j mys If but for oihers as well, do yon con
! sider such teaching Presbyterian or even
evangelical? Do you consider such teach
ing in harmony with the public declaration
recently made by yourself aud Session,
"We are Presbyterians?" Do you con
sider such teaching in accord wilh stand
ards of belief and doc rines in the Presby
terian church, which you have accepted
Without qualification? Again, tbe only
test a d terms of admission to member
ship in your church as stated by yourself
on the communion Sunday to which I refer,
were that those uniting with the church be
lieve in the Christ spirit, not a word about
a saving faith in Christ. Is that Presbyte
rian? Again, your invitation to the Lord's
table on the occasion was to all in lb*
house, church members or not church
members who believed in the Christ spirit,
I dare not, you said, withhold the invitation
from any one iv this house. Is this Pre*,
byteriani'jm?
I understand that the above teaching in
rejitird o the deaih of Christ and its place
in ihe economy of redemption is in aline
with a certain article from your pen in tbe
Arena a few years ago. I also understand
that the so-called heresy of that article
was, according to your statement, charge
able to the editor, he distorting the state
ments of your manuscript. Now, were
your teachings on the communion on Sun
day, to whicb I refer, a distordon of your
re,i belief, or is the distortion wilh me or
the editor? I write you thus openly be
cau-e all your utterances on the subjects
referred to, both in the Arena and in your
sermons, were public utterances, and be
cause 1 feel that no hing less than a public
reply is due the cburch aud public to whom
ynu have so frequently sunken. Yours
respectlully, A Presbyterian.
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