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New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
Cnsiuess Cbaafco.

nor SALE-A WHOLESALE HARDWARE
business iu one uo best inland cities Of tbs West.
sales al present S925oO9 pei annnm whlc can DO nah M
,scI m excellent opportunity uI 81 two young men
thorough gatson sOlcit,d ana the ncst
NJ reforeIces fulnshcd For parculars address Shp VII
SPADE & CO. OF Iron Ago C5 aud " Duane.Si n 4
WANTED purchase a whole or part in
w forest IN Republican Country paper ntNew ok or
t,uusvlvaiua. Address LOCK LOX LAG, Dubois Penn
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PUTS AND CALLS

wheat Com OATS Pork. Lard and T. Il. Str ~ Tor ohR
and short time. send ipf Price circular H. T. liAltl x
CO. 1926 " Wa-hng"ust. Chicago. H. Kcicroncc-Amcrica
l.ath ~
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@xrursious.
GILMORE'S
GRAND JUBILEE,
O0-DAN SATURDAY,
MANHATTAN BEACH.

PROGRAMME, Saturday afternoon, Aug il. 1886, COM
menc1ng at 3'3O
]. Overture. Oberon WEBER
2. Aria for Tenor from 80 Judas Naccabeus
Sound an Alarm" m."..................-.... HANDEL
MIR. W H. STANLEY
8. Caprice Heroique-" The Awakening Of the Lion
4. Reetatlye, solo and Chorus from The Enchantress
MISS ISABEL II"p' STONE. OPERA Chorus "Ai AND b
, ,,-, ., GiLMOREs BAND. -r-
g. Piccoo Spring Gentle Spring -. RIVIEKE
SIG. DE CARLO.
GEtsTINGEh DOUBLE QUARTET
d surprise symphony Anlante only 49,. BEETHONEN
~ Duet soprano and COntrato ETnvito "......ALARI
- THE MISSES sCHNEELOCH.
10 Grand seena from " III lroyaore," Introducing the
OPERA Chorus AID BAND. wfTH Anvil. coRPs
AND ARTILLERY ACCOMPANIMENT.
SATURDAY EVENING, Aug a. 1886, COMMENCING
l. Overture william 4sn3 AT go .nossINI
HERR l.. STOKIGT
g. Song Tor Tenor , fcreyer y and
A. Grand Duet ii Trovator Miserere" "......vERDI
MEssRS. BENT AND RAFFAYoLo
MISS LETITIA FRiTCH. -
INTERMIssIoN-" BURNING OF MosC0W"
g. Grand March and Chorus Tannhausor 49, W A6NLh
OPERA CHORUS AND BAND.
Z. Solo for Petit Clarinet, Ie Carnival dc Venice
- ''''''' HERR MXfUs
g. Duet for Soprano and Conrato Ich fuhe denen oem
THE MISSES scHNEELoCH. D,,,.,
Fr IL hEGTMENT4L BASD AND DRUM CORPS,
dIIsTiYdER bcUBLE QrhRTfT 49,,
H. Grand alc-ntrOducing The Anvil Chorus i" and
-" The blacksmith in the Moois" WYNN,
FOR CHORUS. BAND. AND DRUM CORPS, WITH
ANVIL CORPS AND ARR lLLLKY
ACCoMPANIMENT ,,,.y
vi H., *. -.
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Gi!ualiono tUanteo-- nlalrs.

1 TIENDANT. VALET, or To take care OF
Aid g'utlDuau Iy competent Young man, age
az slngic heAbs Ls-h and German ucst cty IciI,h'ea
Call or addr's J. H.. l16 oti.a'o, 5d door
4 SWEDISH farm hand young man, under
~ stands cows gardening and all work ~ the coun
HOACHMAN and GARDENER-COOk.- by
u - swedish and wfri man ~ coa' hnan AMI gar
,.nor plain cook furnrh bcs ~ references
Gail or alaItas - Dcglaw-st, BtoOAyn
[NARMER-A situation wanted by a middle
aged tD take OF a gent rnanh par"i wen nc
guaincl with tho business also rut and onaucni u'vs
and shrub. and country references pNrn AhHiH7 oy
letter l. '' h'N I-f' ''"'''"'N 49,
HARDENER.-By single experience man,
u who thoroughly understands HE business glAprIl'A
vegetable tafdon, greenhouses tic Nddit~N Z" 'fii WV ''
. and 90 Dey ~; seed store
IARDENER.-By middle-aged Protestant
man single understands all brancl-"l tr huHh','
n Ito arc oi stock ponuy can take hll ilifr ." -
lliriuans place; can keep ptc" IN mt i,S ""r WY
Jest of reicronce. Address ". b. Tribune once.
DORTER, &o.-By young ScOtchman; as
general inside pflvat" family on hotel taianio
ond porter would run citfanl"i 7'u'
and oncsti best rricf,Lces can al ~ bth"'' ash o
BEN.
DORIER. ASSISTANT PACKER, otc.-By
an Industrious young man oi 90. ia wholesale or i'.
irnituo three ycnrr experience 'abn' 'Akinf goo"
Icnnan understands bookkeeping 20 80, ~. n ,nc
vAANTED.-A posiionas travelling salesman
w fora notion house, Western route prefer
frrd years ricuce IN dry goods house. hs' -o
Adde'S. hO1IONS /. o. kochcsteI, n l.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

East Side.
4 NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM-Cool ana
n nleasant l4O East 27tst near IeSng"naye; gente-
only. reference
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE ROOMS facing
II charming para slngy OF On suite superior 'a'i io
rr-nces 23 GTaIncrcy Park
NFAST lG1H-ST.-Well furnished rooms,
D toqeibor or SEPARATE with board. Idi ana winter
arrangements made
EAST DOTH ST.-ParOr and third floors,
sb4 In ,iyae bath rooms; breakfast II desired; rO"i"e
sor Gentlemen en suite OF singiy
West Siio.
UNFINISHED ROOMS with breakfast If de-
II sired al 22 West 3Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
I.nNt. QkIsANGEa.

TWO TRIPS DIRECT TO TUE OCEAN PIER
TIME TABLE,:
leave Wtst 80. st. y II. 13p T. u. and 3.3) D. n.
Pier lNcwl so : Y r.. 10 g. m AM 1 y.
RETI RNING
Leave Long Branch ~ % nni 10 p.
IAKE 70 LONG BRA sen AND KtTUKN. - CENTS
Excursion I1cget- sold ~ all DoWN-1 RACK stations
elevated oal with transfer between South Ferry aud
Battery pllcs iDr - lnd 3d ave. passengers
SPECIAL NOTICE
ON sunday Aug lj additional trips To Long Branch will be
fplfc ir Do .1d 81. . IN.
and IYor ln.wl No l. y T.. al . a IN. aud > 30 y m.
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11oN SCo~VS"G

TIE Only AII.wATTR ROUTE DIRECT ID THE
COEEY ISLAND AND long BRANCH
IRON PIERS
The BEST EXCLUSION 81 ANDOAT SERVICE ~
THE WORLD.
To.DAY'S TIME TABLE FOR CONEY ISLAND
LEANi W ~ 2iu~f. n r.. ., IN. II a. m, - m l. lij
".'n. 30. flO. 500. . 200. 500 11O p.
LEAVE Pft .NEN) No y. p. Uattery pac, station.
Elevated lioa 9lD 10 ~. II Boa 1890 30. 2:lj
j. ) .. i.Il 5a'o. sjp 7.3' $50 93Dp p. N.
r TURNING
LEAVE COMFY ISLAND Old PIER 10. - L m, l1.D
2ln. $40. 80 7.lp. 9AO p M.
LEAVE COMFY ISLAND SEN PIE l1:t0 m. l:tD
3d. son $50. 10 iO.fn o..
AMI ssmuch o'cnnr IN necosty o' trls may require
The last boat from Coney Island alds only at Per No.
y T.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

LONG BEACH. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
Leave Long Island CITY, opposite East 3ths week days
600 500 1905, ll0j Los 2Oj iOO 300, 0Oo 'Oo'
900 p. m. 90 ~
suNpAYs-s:2c 1886. 1850 a m; $780, 2;lo So5 i'o''
300, 7:l5. 25 D. m.
ANNEX BoAT-Leaves Pine-st Pier II, f. r. week days
only. $50 a. m; l:3o $3.50, i3O p
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

MISSISSIPPI HiVKR nhIDGF COMPANY.
CHICAGO. IN. July 80. i--G
OWNERS of mortgage bonds of the Miss
" l.-ip River nrdee Company arc hereby n"hed that
the United ntaics Trust Company o. Ncw> az riSic h1s
be redn'd required by ne mortgage on account OF tho
Fad bonds viii be redeemed py Mos,rs JOHN PATON a
Interest on aid designated for redemption w
0'''''' l. '''' cnAs. II. FosTEn. Irea.urer
GALE OF ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAIL
o. te ftm curt Il to tnte' sales or tho sSahsiS
D-irct Of lnol' IA & t% qs'9 Of H2ae, o. isFse, 9. A.
and other consolds'e ed efow M 1.to!od Oh tho ION
al Of TS3s me G r y poabc Sb an
between o houfs Of iF9,e oe.cck noon mi nve oloek
posi-ofoo building The c!y Of rprngneld IN tho state Of
1Ino- sell at pubic 10 tie highest bidder without
redemption the following pIopcraca and franchises 10 VT
lhe railroad an yiopcny ltts t 1na M danciiso OF iho
has boon changed uaI Of the ilno; Midland haisay
Company. NOR gagod y IT, trnst hoa oi Ap n, ~ !"
IL from farmdslc. Illinois, 10 MaOa, Illinois
paris and Decatur Ilro Copan, mor2sgcd 10y
OF July lst lsl 10 uio Union Trust ompanl oi no"
ork trustee. nounng iis linen railroad extending fton
Pans ihnOs 10 ior'ey Guy lnoH ana lh interest ~ ho
Illinois entIa RAJ road near Decatur iInOs and s loco
mot ves and cars OF every KIND go
rar 1887 and o cr" ae @ aoa2 Co pS@y orisased BY H.
deed Of April 1T ls4 % hs mon Insi onpan{ 81
non Farrlng on limos. 10 Paris Illinois ,, -
hue known ~ Tho Limo Midland hallway. ,
by schedule OF which VIII be furnished at The
time Of sale. , , ., .,,, ~ ,,
thonsan dollars ana the accepted LtddcriOr ad Ot ~
tw honsand dg.ls limo Of sac and within ioni'oen y
pay cnt Of the pnr, aso money rs Tho sno
pufcbS,eIs osnug reocvcls' Incates oher claims
ado lens by said decree. mortgage ho s viii ne ci 81
on O ' heron gs ia he sao 6ccn cash.
the manner pi ovldod IN rad decree,
Poiors0urs. limos. Juno Is. 1856 q, pp.,e,v
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
II Trans leave from Chambers St station for hnglSwoo
iI iiso M ii5 SO 400 400 520 5ln ESQ 500 1880
, H. 1900 midnight sundays 1880 $3.50 m 900 and 500
Sanus spring VALLEY Monsoy and Tama9s @ 225 s65
ERlE RAILWAY, row known as The NEW-
j. YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
'saSs ioai ss a @ station sicon MINUTES
s Dy ffRs9. ss % hsss ss1s as
BGaaS Sleeping Saeses iores.ilIo 10 oiHgl9na q
scd P rS%an tTsin @ ard B9a%i slssns cashsS
Ssssas Y tGT @ fast @ Ay': % aso S
= H. and st louis 725 ne second ngn ng ,rrv,u,
echesior 500 Buffalo 100 T sgsIsns an Irydse dee
5S5a N Tho most popular night train between Ne" i''-
Ssm"i,siy Chicago Express. Pullman AMI Day sleeping
Ccsche to iugiaiaion Emra Buffalo Niagara Falls I'm
1Sheriord 49, 5i5 522 3'2o 9s9 @ Io2o go
SzS $50 ioaoa H. i:45 ii5 cSo TAB, 900 lo3o p in'
2S s5 slS sae sss osG sG 5o 1888 ss F9G5 5
SO iS.ao = n iiS. fl5 e'S6 745 300 io'SO p H'
Tswsr and NoSaTk e5o so9 90 sa2 & 1872 9a9
30 ioc0 90 p S and 1900 inldist wednosAy fraaSy
h"d sunday nights only sundays 9l5a m $50 $780,
70 s" Ss 1e2o n sBs M ,sS sS s52 iGsS RGG
sundays 54s 7s45 $50. 1929 l45 il5, G3O 900.
warwick %35 800 1920 A.sO p m Sundays 7:i5
Nonoello White Lake 900 m- $50 Sundays,
SeSpars and Cornwall 7;5O M $3.50, 4ao. $50. 600
and 100 D. IN. sundays $50 "a. m. 800. 100 p.
Pondouf and Montgomery as 800 33)
p Ia, sundays. ssoa IN Scranton. Dohnore 800 a. m-
sundays excepted. 80 a-a . oo = oo
745 .OO sundays. 545 7A5, $50. 1920 a. IA, OSO.
nieSeo%pi%5 ~ 545 $50 500 1920 m. $50. 4:3o ZOO.
zoo. 800 800 2 n. The 300 a TRAIN stop. at Nam st
only. ooo ,ooo - ooo -. oo o.oo m
545 500 500 p sundays 7.3. $50 1920 a. 6;OO
Sosis lea 1o 23dst n. " 545 10 c:l5 pmevory
1ifoon nsnntos; 5:45 p. IN. 10 l045 every iArty
S~innt.s apdi 5s5 n hour. suDdayB
IS a M 10 10 p m. bry minutes; lo4o IN 10
for passage and apartments IN Drawing Room and
Coaches can orors for the check
ing and transfer baggage be left at hc Company
rAlces Sos S5T Broadway, lS7 Wes:et, v. Y,
Nos 33l aud Filionst Brooklyn or ct The Companys
DepOta f., ~. ,yo,t a, 7,o
'So' 10 ;J0aS n XsBoRT COM Pass'r Agent YORK.
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To the Holders of the Mortgage Bonds Of the
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Railway
Company East of the Mississippi River.

At meeting Of the holders Of Mortgage Bonds 4" '"'
wabash ~. Louis AMI Pacific Railway Company t"n lines
Mississippi Riycr ue following rc"o"'ioh "''
adopted:
Resolved the report OF the committee oi
be accepted and That the loulhodci- H'Ir ~ III
stlT recommend The prompt assent ~ the holders Z" an
of The mortgages tc hines east oi the M''i..pp lr ~
of Purchasing Committee. II modified IN
acdrnc W th the advice oi the Boudhodrrs Committee "s
given the said report
and anticlating tho practical measure. necessary 10 iu
compliance Herewith Purchasing Committee no" inv lie
holders Of Mortgage Tonds Tho main limos c Of The MIS-
sss,pui 20 tho propositions heretofore SUI
ted a. amended nv the recommendations 81 ue Ionhhd7
Committee.
To insure an carly compliance with me propositions ~
modified Nv tho report ~ Tho ponfhodcrs t"mmtie" 20
prompt decision the part o' the bondhodefs is mis-
ponsAblo.
Books for u SIGNATURE the bondhoers are open NJ tho
Office of tho Purchasing Committee No '' broadway whore
printed forms may also obtained io tie convenience oi
residents out d. - city.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE %. 1886,
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
leave SSwYork via Desbrosses and courtandt Street
pfSSs Ptis,srg and the Vest with Pullman r2ase S"1s
S ss ccssS d aS Dlng s%oa sHS
ing Cars at a. an NJ sr fysTy d%y s c-rs On, Erie
Natsp NJ connecting 81 Cory ior'ritusvc Petroleum
rSs asHtas IeSsnon Ss sis 1 9 :sa & and l2 night
10 a in arrive Washington /, and $40 ?. m,
100 4$6 and p M and II night Sunday, G:l5 "a M
sr XsiSni,dp tan g City, except Sunday llIO H. Through
S Sss efRs May S sa1ay an stations
sAS'Y sc %ed nna s aad o3 saadsy
S9 and DQ NOT stop AZ AseuTy a}. rsrtl o.,
Norfolk Railroad p every day Baltimore and
Bay Line tsS N %sss sss snec. with all through trains
Jersey CITY SdOrdnsa speedy and direct trHseF for
sIa.. S,Ttse from Pi,t.eurs 7lo 7:so. 1870 sos
M sG a s1c G9 $50 as @ e. NJ
fSSrn SfS Sc Sc so g. go go S gSc @ sss lSs s g%
10 SS go $$0 $50 S3o sS os sS ss@ q
Vs7o 7SO. l:3S m 500. s2o COO 02O SS5 and 10 a'
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave New York Desbrosses and Court
1d ssTes' Zen Sss, c.SS e icSi limited and 10 Washington
I Limited ris saS S m M go / and
Y s%say. as Es si and -RS aao
n lsays y sDa s.ep Sunday a. 500 and
% 1, !. ss,S % FOR &2a cs - IL and NJ on
gag ps sss syS so n'S @ $50 s 49, ss@ 3 Fh1itpsai
1S ,lc 80 ana a. e is 2 s5 S8 f@ fniy iSs5 Ss
Leave 'p r,sdeSha Camden. 900 daily except
TsEsi $40 4so apd "a DGOaaway AstoE % EO"s'
sosnu A.pe1 hsss0 sson sS, OF ,trey city
iS Essai otss ' No nsisy Pc aa fass sa,
baggage from hotels aud residences. =, u,oon
' General Manager General Pass'r gent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30

YANTED-llGn OF fair education: good
salary. Address, In applicants own
viuxi1ine, "W. A. NJ" lis East First
n rz7'i - sep2s cod II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30
earsannI ment,an.

NJ. R. Craig, superintendent Of the oil
development at Newhall. Is a. the Pico
House.
J. P, wanvig leaves to-day for
months visit to friesis in Kansas aud
Nebraska
MIR. Dave Bayles Is back from the
East, looking we'll. happy and ready to
tackle" land sales in Antelope valley,
or any other part Of the county.
w. D. Morton. editor Of the Pomona
Progress, returned home yesterday. after
fulfilling his arduous duties as Secretary
of the Democratic County Convention.
Harry Brook. the accomplished editor
Of the Tombstone Daily Epitaph, who
has been spending week in Los Apge-
les. has returned home to his editorial
labors
George H. Howard. at one time a very
well known Angelehe, son Of General
voiney u. Howard, is spending few
days with his brother. A. J.. Howard, at
the Cienega.
j. NJ. scanland, late of the Daily
Morning Hour, San Bernardino, having
sold that journal, returned East yester-
day to engage in business that pays a
better income.
DE-. W. R. Clumess, member Of the
State Board OF Health. is visiting Los
Angeles. The doctor is a guest at the
Depot Hotel aud is accompanied by his
family. The object Of his visit here is
rest and pleasure,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30

IA G. a. SUMMER 4
IA and Auctioneers, n
sep2A u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30
ClotI,ing House.


The Republican ticket was presched, ira la
Last night uader torchlights ablaze;
And while 3wift's statements we leave IN.
impeached, ira Ia,
We sell clothing sot twill you amaze
Yes, we sell clothing cheap. On our
counters will be found this week Busi-
ness suits TOR So, IS and $40.
Mems worsted suck su Is, $40
Nice business sack suits. all wool,
gray. brown ard silk mixed, $3.50.
All wool cassimere suits, latest pat.
terms, Sl5.
Elegant corkscrew tour button cnta-
way sacks, $50.
Frocks, SIS.
Four button cutaway frJcks, made up
in merchant-tailor like style. $40 aud
S225 so.
Plain diagonal frocks. S22 and S25.
CoFkscrew Prince Albert suits, S27 so.
Remember that IL addition to prices
way below those OF our competitors, we
guarantee to give you entire satisfaction
as far as perfect tit is concerned. We
have a tailoring department for but
the alteration Of garments bough. in
our place, aud lake pride in riyaling our
best iner r.hant tailors.
Don't fail to call on us.
y. ADAMS CLOTHING HousE,
l5 Sonth Spring Street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30

IN T~f5HED ROOMS 10 RENT at So
y 9I1mington street. Inquire on the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30
ClildFsss sssSafG Deposit Bank,
81 s. SPRING STREET,

Los ANGELES CALIFORNIA,
Protected By Chrome Steel Taah and
Time Lock--the finest n Southern caii-
fornia.
Burglar proof Fire aud Dyaamite
proof.
raivdbie, Of al kinds receired for safe
keeping al nominal rates, and safes
rented at s3t so per anaum.
4 General Banking Business. De-
posiis Receired Subject 10 Check.
Negotiate Mortgage Loans ind Dis.
count Approved Business Paper.
Government and other Bonds and In
vestment Securities Bought and Sold on
Commission.
Buy and Sell Erchrnge throughout The
United States and Europe.
Issue Commercial and I'rareiers' Cred.
is and make 7slegraphie Jrcnsfcrs 10
Eastern Gitiss and Europe.
Special facilities for making collections
Of all kinds at losc rates.
Rents, Diridends and Coupons collected
and placed 10 credit Of customers ,ciNoat
charge.
Care and management Of properties
and business Of non residents speciality.
eepgl ffu.fp
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30

NV. Davis. Prescription Druggist
Wagon Umbrellas for sale at Foy's Sad
dlery.
Carpets fall patterns z now arriving
Prices lower than ever, at Aliens.
The Montebello Champagne depot Is now
nj weyse Brothers, Naud's warehouse,
ransiil's punch Cigars at r. o. Cigar Store
Read G. A. summer & Co.'S advertisement
oi The auction sale OF the Ellis Tract to take
place Wednesday, October 9Th.
Go 10 the Pony Stable. II n. Main street
Tor a stylish turnout cheap,
Try Tie sappho Key West Cigar, for 70
cents, corner First and Main streets
Plush parlor suits, easy chalrs. New IN
voice Just arrived at Aliens.
since the Severance auction sale hall the
lots have been sold at an advance. De on
hand at the Ellis sale Wednesday. October
9Th. and repeatthe operation.
The Besserer Fire Extngulsher has no
superior. Office 80 N Spring street
Ash. cherry and walnut bedroom sets.
Extra Inducements offered this week at
Aliens.
II is well known ia tsstthe Oldest and
most reliable painters sup. store Is at 10
North Main stieet.
secret diseases. Call on Dr. Ibarrondo,
Just arrived nom Europe Baker Block.
Rooms 85 aud 90.
See Graham, Taylor Go. aud hnd out
about that 5ooacre ranch between here and
Santa Monica they have for sale.
II you want to furnish your house with
little money, call at Al'en's, 80 s. Spring It.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30
A QUICK FIRE.
Destroys the vienna Theatre
skatine Rink During the Early


Destroys the vienna Theatre
skatine Rink During the Early
Morn.
A little after o'clock this morning
Mr.. Julius Witte. who resides in the
rear Of No. l4J N. Main street, was sur
prised by noticing suddenly great fash
Of light near the back fence. Upon
looking out into the yard he saw that a
fire had started against the wooden
hindwall OF the Vienna Garden skating
rink. The way the tiame leaped heav.
onward was so violent that he was at
once imbued with the idea that some
more intiammable material than wood
or rubbish was burning The flames
gained headway in so remarkable short
time that ut ! rs half OF the building
was destroyed. aud in less than fifteen
minutes attcrwards the whole building
lay pile Of burning and smouldering
embers.
The fire department was on the
ground In very short time after the
alarm was given and devoted most OF its
energies to preventing the fire from
spreading to the block OF houses on
Third street, fronting the New York
Brewery. These housss were ia great
peril until the burning building fell in,
when the tin covering upon il in a mau'
ner choked the fire and prevented its
spread. But il was only by very hard
and excellent work that the fire compa-
mics kept that row of houses from being
completely DESTROYED. The skating
rink burned on until having rcached
| Spring street 1t found no more TO burn.
The dye shop of MIR. Lorrain, immedi.
ately adjoining the front fence OF the
Vienna Iheater OF skating rink, was not
touched by the flames. Miss BengougI,
who has private school at l4j n. Main,
street was interviewed in regard TO tho
cause OF the fire and told the HERALD
reporter and number Of people stand.
| ing near that the fire was incendiary.
She had seen during the last few doys a
heap Of shavings and rubbish accumu.
Iating against the exterior Of the skating 9
ruk, at the back Of one OF s. G. Foy Z
houses next, TO the one in VIII ch the
speaker lives. She noticed with sur.
prise that the heap had gradually in
creased, and she believed that that had
been set aiire by some one after being
saturated with coal.oil. There was quite
lot of fresh Excelsior lying near the
place when the fire started.
Indescribable excitement existed
amongst the residents OF the row OF
houses on Third street during the short
time the fire lasted, and at one time
when 1t looked as il these liousts were
doomei, general moving out occurred,
and furniture was dumped into tn,
middle Of the stfeet. The burned
building was wooden structure Of con.
siderable size, which has been used iu
turn as dive. cheap theater and skat.
ing rink. The ground is owned by S. G.
Foy, but the building was the property
Of another person, name not ascertained,
whose lease, ii is said, had nearly OK.
pired. The fire was entirely under
control at .f5, but was one OF the iiercesi
witnessed in Los Angeles for long
| time.
The building contained tb uniforms,
torches, transparencies and campaign
paraphernalia OF the Young Mems Re
publican Club, which were all burned
up, and will cause them an irreparabls
blow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30
III. N. ). PIsAFoRE." !"
'sns r,se opera csmpan, 4 At the

Lsst night the above popular musical
combination produced Gilbert and Sulli-
vans favorite opera, III. NJ. $. Pima.
fore" at the Grand. The role Of Jose.
phinen was well taken by Miss Louise
Manfred. who sang in good voice and
Who was very chic in her acting
j.. &. Bishop made many good bits in
his comical rendition Of the role of the
s'Ruler Of the Kings Navee.H He got
in two orthree special gags that told
we'll.
RID. Valerga as "Ralph Rackstraw"
was well placed and his sweet tenor
voice was much appreciated by the au.
dience.
The artistic role was that Of "Dick
Deadeyen in the bands OF the clever and
versatile s. w. keene. In ''mike.up"
and acting he was as groiesque as could
be imagined.
The whole piece was well dressed and
the chorus was effective.
"Anl so were his sisters
And his cousins aud his aunis.'
This evening ia Mascot,th holds
the boar rs as repeat. For Friday and
Sstar.lay evenings the 'Pirate Of PEN
zancep is underlined.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30


The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Clinton was christened yesterday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, in the Catholic
Cathedral, on South Main street,
by Rev. Father Ilgrtnet. The god.
fathar and golmother OF The inter.
esling little lady were 10 IRON Rogniat
and Ia Baronne Rogniat The baby was
named Marie Blanche Therese An
ioinette, Ia honor Of her mother, god.
mother. grandmother, Mrs. n. A. Phil
lip. aud great grandfather, the late re-
speeted ]. A. Moerfnhout. Consul Of
France at Los Angeles.
The Misses Martha and Helen pods.
worth will start io.dsy Tor Trip % Gin.
oinnalj, Nov York AID other Eaetefn
cities 10 spend tho wi kter