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- ecntIemen and ladies ~ altentIon

SIX gentlemen and ladies give attention
10 the domestic and business departments.
THIS school maintains the best standards
in morals manners, comforts manage
ment ns well rs IN Science. Literature.
Music. and AIT. For the advantages arOrd.
ed 10 Is the most economical college on the
continent. It's location and surroundings
cHCctually forbid those personal eNpendl
lures on the part Of pupils which often
prove the heaviest item of cost and the most
effect We barrier ton high development.
Bcautiiul for situation enjoy uNd
mountain climate free from malaria, min
cral ,yatcrs and pictures ne scenery. 10 ls a
most attractive and delightful home for
glrls during the period Ot their school lie.
Illustrated catalogue sent on application.
POst .On,Ce BOteteurt Springs. Va.
"a .st1
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Tnc Anl.euscr.8uscn brewery

YirGinias have got to play ball to
beat the NewarkS.
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YIRGTSIAS.



, 3 1 8 g Q Total
y tgInlas. q q % q q
N,Wari>...D % .
Corcoran declared on, for being hit ly
tatttd bail
Famed druus-Ncwarks l. Two-baso hits
Glenn. /: Lynch. /. Left on bases Viz
g,u.as. . Ncwarks 7. Struck ont BY KIM
ter %: by Smith. y. Bases on hails-hy
kIub,r. 2: uy smith. 2. Passed balls
Gtady.4. Wild pitchcs-~With. .: kImber
!. Time Of game. . hours and 10 m.u-
u'cs Umpire, W lgand.
These clubs play the closing game Of
their engagement to-day.
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and not trash 90 to
CHRISTIAN, WHITE & Co.'S.
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~ OFOts ALH.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ScaiCd proposals for EEPAIRING THE
JANIS hLNkR FKkE BklDGt VII. be Ie-
ceived at the Office OF j. J. MUntagus up 10
& O'Clock T.. 81. .AU1USf f4rH.
Pans and epeciications can be seen at
the Office Of Woodward & son. cQrn0r Nintn
ana liyId streets. The commissioners 10.
serve the right to reject any or all bids.
4. L. CAMPBELL,
IA. 4. OWEN,
~ 26.eOdtAu4 Committee on Repairs
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EIRST OF TIE SEASON.
CHOICE NEW BAIEU TIMOTHY HAY.
y. Il. SAVAGE q CO..
is seat 1912 Cary street.
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The Auaeu.er-gnseh Becr

Newarks beat the Virginils yester-
day.
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rUsN,rUmE. CARPETS. ssoVs~, %,>

nURING THE NEXT SlXTYM
II days you can buy FCENlTUKEat kFa
our warerOOnis Ut prices that VIII ASH
tOnish YOU. our stock being much larsef
than We wish to carry. We viii offer goods
al prices that viii compel you 10 buy. II
You want a cheap PARLOR or CHAMBER
SUIT you can save money by giving ue
call.
Terms made satisfactory 10 all responsible
parties. r.. GAIhklGHI q SoN,
ie7 Il and 10 Governor street.
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LtMRER.DEAI.EEs.

~ w. PICKRELL,
As LUMBER DEALER
keeps al kinds OF BUILDING LUMBER
TOBACCO-BOX BOARDS SYCAMORE.
SHINGLES. LATHS, POSTS, &C.
BILL STUFF speciality. Any size OF
length furnished promptly.
Yard and once, corner Broad and Laurel
strests 10 4-eodly
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New and Savei.

Newarks are PLAYING great ball now
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w HERE TO GET Goals. T..
81 DAwbridge, osfcr btSr SpLiNt CslAL
on the market. BESr ANrHRActr&
COAL on the market Preparation uneass
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IIME. CEuE%T. &c.
> OOO BARRELS FRESH ROCK-

-sVVN LAND LIME just arrived per
schooner I'd. IaWmcyer:
lsOi barrels Fresh KOCkLAND LINE
daily expected per schooner Speed
well.
In stock VIRGINIA LIME: ROSEN-
DALE. JANIS RIVER. ana Imported
PORTLAND CEMLNfS: CALClNEb pud
LAND PLASTER; HAIR. flRt.-BKICkS.
LATl~. SASH. BLINDS. and DOORS: and
an Other BUILDING MATERIALS for sale
low by ROBERT WkNDENBC lG.
so. SOS Main ana l4O7 and l409 cary
streets. jy 26-lw
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MUSIC AND ART.

III. PAUL.. oman. U0rmong. &c" &C.
UR. II. n. HAAS. pioHo and Jte0Vt
Miss VI. NJ PLEAsANTs. rune ana ih"prV'
Ntss MARsARYTHE SCHULZ. l0ic" fftftttro ,
Mrs FMMA PAUL. S1ipf. MUSIC Rooms.
NIst A. l.. NELSON, Ir0tCiHg, PUtHtfVD, &c.
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k ~ UOU 90
XXX 4 4 y 90 o
XXX &6& o o y
X X .. ~ y % o.
X e.. &&& 600 90 ..

The constant and rapid increase of our
business compels us TO make extensive i'm
provoments to our store, and, while this
work is now IN progress, we are forcing our
stock throughout every line. leaving no.
lining whatever unnouc-d.
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ISaURANCe AGENTS.

W. o. SkELToN u. L. CABELL.
CKELTON 4 CABELL,
~ 1901 BANK STREET,
Telephone, Sqg.
FlKE AND MARINE INSURANCE
AGENCY.
As special agents OF the VALLEY MU-
TTIAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA
we Offer safe and reliable life insurance at
lowest rates. Correspondence and business
solicited. ~ l9-lm
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HANOVER ACADEMY. Va,
Il 1 TAYLORSVILLE POST OFFICE.
CoLoSEL HILARY L. JONES. VI. A.
HIINCIrAI.
Session begins SEPTEMBER 3OrM and
ends June 25th.
Catalogues sent on application.
ty 2p-eodtOct
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SEEDS. dc.
INANIplIET ON
DHArNiNS CtRED

DEAFNESS, IT'S CAUSES AND
II CURE. by one who was deaf twenty.
eight years. Treated 10y most OF the noted
specialists Of the day with no benetit. Curef
hmSeD in three months. and since thou
hundreds OF others by same process. A
plain, simple and successful home treat
ment. Address I. ;. FACE, l2s east
Twenty. sixth street, New York city.
~ l5.eod4w
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CARnIAGEs. BUGGIEs, CARTS. ac

w {. SMITH, &~
W. MANUFACTURERS or S-2--=2a-
AND DEALER IN FINE CAkRlAdES.
viciotiss. Jump Seats brewsteS. VII.
lsg.- Carts. aud Ladies' thsssons ou hand
At yreatly reduced prizes.
A pun Der OF second hand Carts. Bussles.
and " agons on hand. cheap
". Z. SMITH.
iv2S.lm sii north sfnh street.
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is brewed out Of imported hops and
barley.
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SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

smoke TRIXY CIGARS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

Ma. CLAKEScE GREATH0UsR, a Law :
yer OF acknowledged ability and emf
nence, has formally retired from the
position Of managing editor OF the
Examiner. He has held that position
practically for nearly four years, re-
firing from the quite lucrative prac-
tice of his profession as a member Of
the great law firm Of Wallace, Great
house x Blanding 10 admit OF his
fuller assumption Of editorial labors.
The HERALD has not been in accord
with all the ideas developed by Mr..
ireathouse in the ETdmiaer during
the period OF his responsible control
OF that Journal. We have thought
that he had less charity fer and toler-
ance OF the opinions Of others, just al
well meaning as himself, than lac
should have had. Allowing for this
lamentable laches, however, we take
pleasure in saying that Mr.. Great
house, during his journalistic career,
developed high order OF ability and
impaired to the Erdminer a digniiied
and elevated tone. The HERALD
wishes him the largest measure OF
success in his future career, which
will doubtless be dedicated TO the
law.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

The steamer Orzaba sailed yesterday
morning for San Francisco and way
ports with the following passengers:
For Los Angeles--B Colling. VIM
Fit2mier, Chas j Swanson, Miss g Steb
bins, Mrs DIR W Ell Woods and child, II
j Finger, j Il sullivan, X Cohen, II I
Robinson aud wife, II Buriiend, ID |
Lienan, Olaf Noriel, J l. Wheeler anC
family, W IL Carol, Edwin futile, MIR,
Nj McLennan aud two children, and tv,
in eerage.
For Port Hartford Miss NJ l. King
Miss b Barrett y, Miss NJ Miller.
For Santa Barbara-f Foster, Mrs /
Bout aud sister, Mrs j b Mezker and
child, W Ii Cook, wife and two daugh
ters, Miss l. b Rogers, Il Hinkle ant
wife, Isaac Graveson, q A Delaney, } j
Delaney, Edwin II Sawyer. Thos Green
Edward Roberts. Mrs IL A Holman, Mas
ter Eddie Watson, Il N Morse and wife
Mrs II b Fanton, wife and daughter, n
X Vail and wife, W ReichHrt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

A FEATURE OF the Astounding life
which has lately characterized Los
Angeles il that the overflow OF immi-
grafton which reaches this point as
great dstributiye center is beginning
to meander to San Diego, Ventura,
San Bernardino, Kern, Fresno and
Tulare counties. This is as it should
be. For decades the far inferior re-
gions OF Northern and Central Cali
fornis have engrossed the bulk OF set
Element. Southern California was
unjustly disprized for years. 1t is
right that at last the whole OF this in
cstimable section should forge ahead.
No man, in view OF the absorbing in
terest in Southern California which
exists in the East, can set limit to
the tremendous advances which will
characterize this section during the
next ten years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

Americans, moret han any other ma.
ton in the world, are victims OF Stom.
ach arrangements. This is owing to the
hurried manner in which they eat their
meals and to the amount and quality OF
food eaten, rich food being cheaper here
than in any other country OF the world.
There are very few Americ ms whose
stomachs are in perfectly healthy con-
dition. Nj, st remedies for arrangement
of the stomach are offered in the form OF
bitters, tonics, etc, which merely stimu-
late the stomach aud afford temporary
relief. De Havess Dyspepsia Cure is a
remedy that supplies what il wanting in
the digestive juices of a deranged stom-
ach, and is the only remedy offered to
the public that cures all forms of dys'
pepsia, indigestion and tlatulency. For
sale at Littleboy's drug store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

ALTHouaH il is quite early for
serious business in that line, possible
Democratic candidates for Governor
are being discussed quite freely
in San Francisco and the up country.
II is needless to say that the Golden
Gate has host OF self-confessed
aspirants and OF other distinguished
Democrats who are being urged by
their friends. II is generally under
stood that Mr.. George Hearst is out
OF the field, although lie. would have
a host OF supporters were the case
otherwise. His friends are supposed
10 be keeping him lying perd" for the
United States Seuatorship, which
will undoubtedly fall to the Demo
Gratis as a result OF the election next
Fall. Hearst is one OF those sterling,
honest and thoroughbred men who
make their way stlaight to the party
heart, especially when their posses
sion OF large means outlines, us in his
case, the ownership of genuine Dem
ocratic instincts. lie would be an
aspirant of transcendent strength if
he were indeed anxious for the nomi-
nation. There is strong move.
ment in San Francisco to push
ex-Mayor A. J, Bryant TO the front.
He will be strongly backed by the
"solid" men of the Golden Gate, and
he is a politician oi decidedly strong
points. lie has his enemies, but these
are counteryailed by hosts of friends.
He has not been conspicuous, ol late.
in the controversies OF the party, and
it is said that he would he warmly
supported by both the Examiner and
Ahd; which, ii true, makes him a
foeman worthy OF the steel ot any
contestant, let him hail from where he
may. There are signs that John
Boggs, OF Colnsa, is doing very effect
i've and persevering work with view
to comprising his own nomination.
Boggs has unquestionably embarked
his fortunes on stealthy still hunt,
and the other aspirants would do well
10 get on his trail Immediately. San
Francisco also has possible candidates
in the persons OF Hon. W. W. Foote
and Bill Dunphy, the cattle king,
while NJ. F. Tarpey, from Alameda
county, is supposed to have an oblique
eye on the governorship. Add to
these State Controller Dunn and Mr..
Holtz and San Francisco, to say moth
ing OF two dozen other Democrats
there who are waiting to be struck by
the gubernatorial lightning, will be
pretty we'll represented by that gath
ring OF the Democratic clans which,
pledges are adhered to, will assem-
BILE in Los Angeles some time in the
coming Spring OF early Summer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

THE orange crop Of Los Angeles
county ought to command high prices
this year la the first place, the crop
will be comparatively small, but of
very fine quality, and the facilities
for marketing it through the Califor-
mia Fuit Growers Protective Union
will be remarkably good There will
be no more Of the "blind staggers"
ind Of shipment. Oranges will be
sent by the carload TO places which
have not been already glutted This
OF itself means an enhancement OF
fully fifty per cent. in the net returns
on shipments In the second place,
there is beginning to be realizing
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

sense Of the character Of our fruit.
Properly packed and shipped, it ar
rives in Chicago and ST. Louis in inf
nitely better condition than the Ital-
ian and in quite as fair a state as the
Floridian. 1t is a better article than
either. In addition, il can be shipped
for from two TO three months later
than the Florida orange. It is their
own fault il our orange orchardists do
not wax rapidly wealthy. Time and
tide, in the shape OF unparalleled
transportation advantages, favor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20
FINANCE AND TRADE.


The New York stock market.
NEW YORK. December l9.--0oyern-
ment bonds. dull.
Stocks are dropping and are even
dullor than yesterday. The only shares
that could be called at all active were
the Lackawanna and Kansas and Texas.
The market closed generally at fractions
abeve the lowest figure out, with losses
as compared with last evening of ! to 8
per cent. Except in few instances,
conspicuous among which are Lacka-
wanna, which shows decline of 8 per
cent, Kansas and Texas 4. Canada
Southern, st. Louis and San Francisco.
and Missouri Pacific each per cent.
Western Union shows an advance of }.
and st. Paul and Duluth per cent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

DALLAS, Tex, December 10 News
was received here at / o'clock this morn.
ing from Montgomery county that great
excitement prevails there over the as.
aembling OF several hundred armed men
who have determined to lynch the ne.
gro Jackson, who few days ago muir
dered the family of Robert Smith after
robbinp the house. The Sheriff has
the Jail guarded as securely as he is
able, but it is believed the mob will over
come his force, at men are congregating
from all parts OF the country and by
daylight they will probably number
1000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20
DAY DISPATCHES.

AKRON, o., December ia very
peculiar character at the county infirm
AIRY was relieved from the most terrible
suffering few days ago by the Messen
ger Death. The subject was William
Westlake, who has been in the iniirm
airy for eight years, during which time
he has suffered almost hourly from
acute rheumatism, His only relief was
found in the use OF laudanum, which
lie drank almost as freely as water, lat
terly using pint OF the poison every
four days, while Tor several days past he
drank gallon of laudanum every
twenty.four DAYS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20
The ohris,mas Herald.

We have been guilty OF something
OF an anachronism in issuing our
Christmas number to-day. We have
been influenced TO this course by
desire to allow the advertising public
OF Los Angeles TO announce thelf
special attractions in connection with
the approaching gladstone event.
To-day's HERALD is the greatest
achievement in journalism ever re-
corded on the Pacific Coast outside OF
the city OF San Francisco. Outside OF
metropolitan cities, such an event in
the newspaper world would be i'm
possible. We only claim for the city
OF Los Angeles population Of thirty
five thousand, which will be fifty
thousand within twelvemonth. Yet
the present issue OF the Los Angeles
HERALD is forty times AS large as that
oil the New York Herald which was
issued forty years ago. Nothing could
show more clearly than such truth
full statement the progress OF the
United States and OF 'tthe art pre-
servative OF all arts" Forty years
ago there was not a single paper
issued in what is now the puissant
State OF California Nevertheless,
after the lapse OF only four decades
from the reign OF the coyote and the
cactus on its plains, Los Angeles
daily paper publishes, az an incident
OF its daily editions, a journal which
covers IA, li2 inches OF white paper.
We have been enabled TO achieve this
miracle OF provincial journalism by
the unstinted liberaity Of the business
men OF Los Angeles. But such jour
nalism is not provincial, nor do such
merchants and business men belong
to provincial city. Both show the
presence of a movement OF develop
ment which will not cease until Los
Angeles shall be recorded as one OF
the cities OF note OF the American con-
tinent and OF the world. In this ex-
IRENE southwestern portion OF the
United States is growing up Il State
which will in time contest the empiry
with New York in the Federal Union,
and u city which will combine the
poetry and semi-tropical flavor OF
Seville and Grenada with the resist
less progress OF the modern American
life. II is great thing ior Los An
geles that such publication could be
issued here, and it is u great thing for
the Herald that II has behind it such
a progressive and liberal people as
made its issuance possible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

Piles are often preceded by a sense OF
weight 10 the back, loins and lower part OF
the abdomen causing the patient to suppose
he has some affection of the kidneys or
neighborlng organs. Al times, symptoms
OF Indigestion are present, hatulency. un
eHsiness of the stomach, etc. moisture
like Precipitation, producing very disagree
able itching, after getting warm is very
common attendant. Blind, bleeding and
itching piles yield at once to the application
of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
the tumors, allaying the intense itching,
aud effecting II permanent cure. Price ~
cents. Address the DR.. Bosanko Medicine
Co, Plqua, Ohio. Sold by q. F. Heinze'
mal, agent Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Horrible Wilkesbarre
Mine Disaster.
TwENTY-FouR PERSONS LOST
All Efforts TO Rescue the Impris-
Oned Men Prove to be
of no Avail.

"
wuxvsuApRy Pa December 10
~, A.. -,
ne ou'looA u. s'ops w '"'' n'o,H'"H
is frightlul. Mine inspector Williams
saws that il the men can be reached in
oi,,h,o.n honrs tbev will he found alive.
as to'Ai eAh~uS'ioh WIN "o' ooe"f peioio
then. The chances Of rescue this morn
ing are very slim. from the fact that the
81, ,,;ro,a has ha.n broLsn
a
superintendent niofsan mus '"as
there are sixty seven feet OF quicksand
and earth to be dug away. This is
.,..oa 4. La,aa.. tba min. ,;mbe,s
-, :. a...a,
"hleh nave sprung h"a'" unu e'o ~,
presenting al almost observation-disclosures
barrier
Tue shil's are now changes stsi' ~
hours pat the quioksauu, uy .'' ~, ~
nature, ms IN the place oi tnas w; m' ~
is taken outs anu tnoso ia,in'iia, WIZ az ~
situaI'oh a9se't .uas W" H.. "a.
OF s,A uays " VIZ IS ~ H.,
an hoPe oi SAVING wv "''' VI W.
prisoheu men, WI, a.
sixteen HnRnon, i'i" H. " - ~,
'h'itesh ro'Anuet h ana ,au u ~ ths
ow KNOWN W 10 S"so'"
chamber o. uea s;,s .ho. ,ho d;s,s+.r
IL mas peen Gesture snas she coai
az stope 70. :, y, 'n 80 ."a oa"aad hv ,ha
20, at Nan.iooAe' "a 49," .n.h;,a in
caVinB Ia " sne .ooa ~ to, had .n.
OF large Douy ~ W." ssa 80 ns,n,.sI
Guiauia'eu On r.; .ne s...,.r hronah, Nth II
urahaBe' ms ~ a., ,.,s;eh bIock.
vas. uan'l'ies =, eoaa u 'assaass and ont
ca tue ganSm"ys an p's /, ,ha ~
on eseape o y, h'in'p - ~, "ansad hy a
per ny; ns ~ ua, .eam % row I" tbs nine
2Iast OF QUE '''e .'e s,;, Nv" W. daad cannoi
" he,her 'I.y , a.e liz have heeo enabled 10
DO toiui II thty heNo ~"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20
WELLINGTON COAL.

The ship BeIvcdere IL Now Dis
charging Full Cargo AT san
Pedro.
Consumers should make immediate
application to the undersigned ion this
well known fuel. or to any OF the Goa
dealers in this city and county.
Guaranteed to be cheaper aud to give
better satisfaction for the money than
any other class of fuel used in this
market.
WALTER s. MAXWELL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
10 Court street.
Telephones 33 and 3l5.
Yard, corner Alameda and jackson
gtrpats
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20
Charges Against superintendent
Hf0NNn

STOCKTON, December l9.-Serious
charges have been preferred against su.
perintendent Brown, OF the Stockton
Insane Asylum. The charges are in
writing, and are in possession OF the
Board.
The STOCK ton Mad to-day made a
demand upon Secretary Orr, OF the Board
of Directors, for the production OF the
charges. Orr refused, and a mandamus
suit will be brought by the proprietors
OF the Mai.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

The people of Australia and of the State OF
California have been astonished at the won
1srful curative power of Eucalyptus OF
gum tree leaves, for all throat and lung
diseases. A preparation called the "Gum
Free Cough Syrup" has rapidly sold all
over our State, and Is the only cure for
cold, whooping cough, bronchitis, ETC.,
hat will not make you sick At the
stomach In taking Relieves violent
coughing, soothing to fever and all
irritation. G. Y. HeinLeman, sole agent, Los
Augalaa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20
DAILY HERALD.
,lnals ooplss Of the Herald. oents
Herald Steam Printing House.

The HERALD Steam Printing House Is not
surpassed by any job printing ONCE on the
Pacific Coast. outside OF San Francisco, In
facilities for doing Job work, Low prices
good work aud execution may berelied upon
81 this Office
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

The undersigned Is prepared TO issue at
once policies ON all desirable risks AT cur
rent rates In the most substantial Callior-
mia, Eastern and foreign companies, iuclud,
ing the Rtna. of Hartford. Liverpool aud
London and Globe, Union, of San Francisco,
North British and Mercantile, of Edinburgh,
German American, of New York, and Lon
don and Lancashire. VIM j. BRoDRICk
No. Commercial st.
Telephone No. 81 iels 6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20
Govern nent Bonds ana Railway
shares.

NEW York, December l9.-Three per
cent. Government bonds, 1889; four and
half per cents, 1923; four per cents
1914; Central Pacific, 4li; Denver and
Rio Grande, 1874; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas. 332; Northern Pacific, common,
2Ss; Northern Pacific, preferred, 6Osi
Chicago and Northwestern. l07s; New
York Central, 1921; Oregon Railway and
Navigation, l07t; Transcontinental, 33f
Oregon Improvement. 30; Pacific Mail
Steamship, 66A; Panama Railway, 9Si
Texas and Pacific, 1873; Union faeifc,
54s; United States Express. 60; Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express, llSl; Western
Union Telegraph, 73h.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20
JOHN G. BELL g. co..
FURNITURE.
ON THIS DAY,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ

At the second house west OF Pearl on
Eleventh street. ia the orange grove, all the
well kept furniture OF that beautiful mod
ern built house of eight rooms (house to lett
consisting OF fine Piano (Inade by Nj
GENT and stool, Parlor Furniture Fine
Pictures. Bordered Wilton Carpet
Chamber Furniture-Fine Marble Top,
new style OF Black Walnut Sets. Chamber
Carpets.
Dining Room-Black Walnut Extension
Pillar Dining Table, Brace-Arm Black Val
nut Dining Chairs. Marble Top Black Wal
nut Sideboard. Dining Room Carpet.
Kitchen Furniture-kitohen Range and
all Cooking Utensils. Crockery, Glass and
China Ware; also various articles such ss
are usually found In a FIRST class house.
Can be seen on the morning of sale.
The above furniture is Ia excellent order,
and nearly new.
Also Horse, Buggy and Harness.
The House to Let in the Orange Grove
The house is fine, new modern built house,
consisting OF parlor, dining room, kitchen
large bedroom on lower floor. and three
chambers above. The house is situated In
the midst of one of the most beautiful or
enge groves in the city OF Los Angeles; fruit
choice and sweet; the trees are in full bear
ing. To any parties In want of a first class
house with all modern cenveniences. please
examine. JOHN @. BELL,
declotd Auctioneer,