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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED.A FURNISHED HOUSE FROM SEP
w tember By a Gentleman in department service,
rent not to exceed $50. Address r. D. O. Star Office.
WANTED-BY a SMALL FAMILY mo Chill
Office '0''' ''' W ~''' IL
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR IMMEDIATE
Of the eitv ~ consst Of sSout sT rooms and bath
addreEs Eyin. fI particulars and lowest pT,es for
w (no children) House. with modern imps.. IN
sEea f. sg $780,
w House between 5th and 18th and g and L sts.
dress @ R. B., Star office. It,
WANTED-TO PURCHASE HOME WITH
Aad9sss cS
WANTED-PERsoNs HAVING HOUSES AND
Of
s4 S2S St as they have many I'M
headed Protect Your Families" under Business
Chances. It,
Toon house; inPTo1emsnts nH good location cor
per preferred; monthly payments Address HOUSE ".
WANTED-A HOUSE TO COST $4,000 CASH;
cash; west Of 4th NV. Address V14 Mass NV
WANTED : IMMEDIATELY COY PRESSED
in section; will pay $4,000 for place to suit.
Address Box rs star office. It,
WANTED-TO BUY OR RENT, HOUSE WITH
w out basement south front: with stable. Address
Box 1872, star Office. Name price and locationaul73s
WANTED - TO BUY HOUSE IN NORTHWEST
cash and $50 monthly; reliable party. Give location
and full description. Address NORTHWEST, Star
Office. au16-4ts
XNANTED-TO RENT BY OCTOBER lST
Sas sso a'
fee. au16-eo3ts
WANTED-TO BUY OR RENT A HOUSE OF
w from to IL rooms, in good condition. Address.
stating terms and exact location. GOOD TENANT,
Star Office. jy30-lms
WANTED-HOUSES OF ALL GRADES TO RENT
w or sell We have more calls for houses to rent
jyl3-3m HEBRON RAMEY. 1907 st.
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~ yards to piece soc. per yard wilton Body Brus-
sell = yards TO piece. 69c. per yard At KAUFMANS
Douole Combination Store, 124l and LAB / tn st
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, BOARD IN
w private family, room second-story front, where
there other boarders and where comfort. good
home living and absence Of style manifest; loca-
ton not object state terms Address Box 80. Star
Office lts
WANTED-BOARD FOR MAN. WIFE AND g.
w year-old child; also three unfinished rooms
Alexandria Va. Address FRANK E. ANDERSON,
Pension Office, Washington. D. Z. au1S-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR 500 CHAMByR-
w maids also, nurse gfriA cooks scuilions house-
men, farmera dairymen, &c. tfties country ana ne.
sorta y. n bURNHAM. o3o-o32 ST. ". sui SOC
VNANTED-A SITUATION BY RFsPECTABLE
w white girl chambermaid or assistant horse
work good references. Apply 1927 9th 81. n w. fer
three days he
WANTED = HIRsT-cLAss BARTENDER DE-
w position drstciAss place: seven years ex-
Rerience In Lynchburs. Vs.; good and rapid miner.
ense. Address Q. n. Star ONCE. suis-2t.
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chsmbermatds Waitress LAundress
sndNurses Seamstress. Men waiters Cooks Coschmeu.
buffers. SAx1 A. OOOMbe. 92o = O. NV. lts
WANTED-AT DICKS AGENCY WOMEN COOKs
w e10 TO e40: chambermaids, waitreepes nurses'
laundress, cooks waters ooschmen dairy
men and hotel help for resorta 6l3 9TH stnw. lts
WANTED-BY CoLORED GIRL PLACE AS
w nurse chambermaid Apply TO PA d st. nw.s
WANTED-BY REGISTERED PHARMACIST
w Of nine years' experience, Q permanent Position
Address STEVENSON. Box $50 City P. o. aul7-2ts
WANTED-aRoCER, TWELVE YEARS PRAc-
w teal experience in fancy and staple grocery bust
ness wants situation highly indorsed; thorough sAer
man assistant bookkeeper or clerk will be generally
useful Wholesale or retail business. is also practical
meat cutter; moderate salary Address JAS. Il. GAR.
Der, 304 Sharp ST.. Baltimore. Nd aul5-5t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR:
a.. modern c9nvSnisnces blocks above Patent Of
EoR RENT-450 ST NV. TWO NICELY FUR
isht housske silver. table and dishes fur
TIOR RENT-A PRETTY, QUIET FRONT ROOM:
~ facing south: neatly furnished: price sl5 I349
IOR RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
pal hotels; northern and southern exposure I4o4
EOR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHRD ROOMS ON
ton to children. Apply 22l st. NV. alter Sunday
Isey ave. NV. al mod. imps. for housekeeping on
one noor Everything first class. Key next door.
Closets dresser, range and bath. It,
EOR RENTING BACK ROOMS AT 432 sTH ST
u NV. Inquire 7l3 Market Space. aulS-2t'
EoR RENT-634 RHODE ISLAND AVE n w.
two OF three unfurnished rooms, on second floor,
EoR RENT-HANDsoME PARLoR AND SUITES
also large brick stable. Al iOiI NJ st snis-3r'
E0R RENT-sECoND FLOOR: 4 ROOMS: HALL
E,shsn aud COOLING for two Il desired part pay q
DOR REMITTANCE ROOM OR STORE; EVERY
ply to W. GRAHAM 3 son, 30s 10th st NV. IT.
IIoR RENT-FURNIsHED LARGE SOUTH FRONT
% Room, newy decorated and handsomely furnished
private family II desired References exchanged. 22I
L st. NV. It,
EoR RENT.cOoL. AIRY ROOMS, ON SECOND
l. and third hoors suite and single. with private
bath; terms low. Also Table Board reasonable 724
18th st. n. au17-3ts
INOR RENT-THKEE ROOMS, lST FLOOR COM
Il petely furnished for housekeeping, S17 per month
In advance. Apply 3l2 Mass. ne. au17-3ts
TNoR RENTED STORY THREE OR FOUR ROOMS.
Il unfurnished: all modern improvements: also fur
nfshed back room third story; 517 East Capitol St
au17-2t'
INOR RENT-sI3 nth ST. n W., FURNISHED
- or unfurnished Rooms. suitable for light house
keeping or lodging au17-2t
E,OR RENT-sECoND. FLOOR, sl9 l3MH ST.
IL 1.-TWO nicely furnished rooms) will rent for $50
until winter opens; singly 80 and 314. au17-2t'
EOR RENT-A. NICE COY FLAT. SUITABLE
Il for light housekeeping s12. 300 d st. ne. 16-3ts
ENOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, UNPUBLISHED,
on second floor; bath gas and heat private family.
1919 II ST. NV. au13-6ts
LNOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR
II en- suite, in private family; large double corner
house, south and east 'front.' references required l01
X st. NV. iy1G-5ws
EOR kENT-TwO SUITES OF THREE KOOMs
j each. unfurnished. for rent; ample closet room.
Also. furnished room. Apply at 915 st NV. aul11m
LOR RENT-4 COMMUNICATING ROOMS, THIRD
Il floor Of house 635 ID St NV. for light housekeep-
ing $40. Inquire in the store below Of @ +. SCHAF-
FER 1y2l-3m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

w " - ~ 1hShb biD Il n u.
J,oR sALE-sIx ACRES. WITH GROOM HOUSE,
Monday The Soth inst At ; oaioeE % m Il sns,,Sa
town. I. n slPHERb A co.
LoR sALE-oR ENCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
- dsrm o. 100 serss neS HOUSE hesltny
from city. Apply TscHIFFELN EyASs. az IA
ave NV. auls -0ts
I,oR sALE-A NICE FARM 30 GCRFs 40 ACHES
u timber vel wAiered, orchard good house stable
Virginia H. D"'''0 As'"' "A'"'G safs az as
LoR sALE.A BEAUTIFUL Ix-AcRE TRACT,
excellent water and some fruit situated HIN and
70 Treasury DepArtment or Center Market; suils6le
IN ri ahs Sy fe 81 I p E. one II
6 5.r spld q, 4 public sgs,isn on MONDAY sLe TWIN:
I. II. sYphkED co.
IToR sALE--BY T. II sYPHERD co, 1891 o 81.
I nrst-class farm Of ll5 Acres with unusually
s9od improvemenis; a suitable home for ssutlsnsn
OF means miles from tie city IN Maryland. would
et Sh .s tsT cay RrSperty; Prlcs $40 900
Mccuoch Prince aesrss Se coan YIN Ma nsssss S
proponents; beautiful home; s5 POO.
a.. $50 Ackks y mile from Rockville well improved;
IS AcREs on CONDUIT, Road: well improved; s4.xso
New Aegeauct Bridge nns view q city; $4,000,
l. ~ AckEs y mile from Station on IL and ots
x 8 acres sa,9inins Bsll.ton Village; IN mie- from
one tract Of Is acres: one Of l2h acres; located
right OF the Teneytown nectric Railroad
and lying BEAUTIFULLY for subdivision. at e450 aud
9TsF lSS G9SiSs SELECTIONS Of FARMS and SMALL
SSn np,, and on very easy terms Call or send for
IyoR sALE-A PLEASANT COUNTRY HoMEoF :
Il acres IN Virginia. line OF railroad and near
depot; asgndanse q fruit aud shade. Terms very
easy. Address Nj ID. Star Office aul6-3ts
uyOR SAFE F.pNs Epo,t \ N ~ .s,,o .,-pEs IN
u from si2 20 100 per acre, houses and lots To-
s ssied o on k Mss ~ b SRI Itenn hPg to OF
Aul5-6t
EoR KENT-A GOOD DAIRY FARM. sPLENDID
PASTURE, ~ miles from Washinstoni very low rent
ssf5,iw n f4i nh \. = ave.
YARNS FOR sALF-Two DESIRABLE FARMS
on the Metropolitan Branch these farms are vel
a a ier liza P S5 s sFrRs S51pea q s.sh
EoR SALE or RENT-AT AMMENDALE. MD,
prnry House; ~ roSms IN repair: 200 yards from
station ~ sores holly hedse snIerb stream nne
au4-eoim. DANL AMMES. washington.
ISoR sALE-AT MELRosE PARK, HNATTs-
residence OF the late R. X Eliot esq., Lots SO 6y $50
ieet fronting on Melrose ave Price 40 cent? per
one lot or TO any one building at once. For furthsr
PARTICULAR: art g apply to TYLER a EUTaLRfoIb.
I,oR sALE-AT DERwooD STATION. MET BR.
- 80 buildins lots, 600; 3acre lot, suitable for
farm. new house and oS.6aiainss; S-ssrs srs.s
farm, dwelling and all outbuildings
Al ROCKVILLE CHOICE HOME. -four minutes
walk from station new fOurteenrOOIn dwelling larse
70 SsheT soSSss ss Z sssn,y four rooms.
nut groves, 300 20 $500.
All MINDHAMs, l2-scre.. si,-room house. outbuild-
Al SILVER SPRING. Eve minute. from station.
like 90 splendid land: 1872 acres with new I'M
proyements, nne land. fruit shady grove, &C cheap
st. After ~. Rockville sul4-2w
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PERSONAL

WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED WITH
w lady in reference TO house 321 6th %. the
evening OF the 18th. please call aeainf IT.
1T Is REPORTED THAT MRs ROSA ePEAKEs.
handsome widow OF this city. has been left con-
adorable amount real estate IN New York city It
WMwILLIAMe GEow. NcELFREsH. AUTHOR
w issd Private Detscttys Arency Commnnic.t,ons
promptly attended aud strictly co00dcnt1al Once
open Al hounL ". WILLIAM Manager. SSo nv.
TUsTHB OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
sold q rsspsctabls pross- zddsss cal q olo a
nv. myl-om
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CAMUEL HOWARD. CELEBRATED cATEkEn
Chlef Cook ysfsrson Club has OPENED Yzo3-e L 81
ssi modes de- . ' any pa q ssy !. sais-Sss
IN AR0K COOL AND NEWLY FURNIeR Ed ROOM
~ With BoaEd s1ns1e suite strictly nrst -elsD
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vroR sALE-sIA ACRES. WITH GROOM HOUSE.
- VII be sold 10y the trustee under q deed
Monday. the goth inst at 8 O'Clock n m at suctiou
situated mile from free bridge Opposite Ceorse
town. L. ID SlPHERD A co,
1t 1927 Fstnw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
ON TRIAL.
An Interesting Case i'm the Tinted
states Court.

StatcS COuIts
The case of F. S. Methvin. formerly
postmaster of Springville, Ventura coun-
ty, charged with taking $3.50 from a reg
istered letter, occupied the attention of
Judge Ross and jury in the United
States District Court all day yesterday.
John L. Sebastian, who was Jointly
charged with Methvin, was dismissed on
motion of United States District ATTORNEY
Denis. The letter which it is charged
was opened was posted in Los Angeles
some time in November last and its des-
tination was town in Washington Ter
ritory. 1t was registered and when it
reached its destination the party to
whom it was addressed could not be
found. 1t laid in the postoffice there
for month and was then sent back to
Los Angeles. In the mean time the
party who had sent it had gone to Spring
vile, Ventura County, and the letter was
forwarded to that place where it was
finally delivered to the man who had
sent it. He opened it and found that the
money had disappeared. The matter was
given into the hands of Postoffice In
spector Irwin, and after an investigation
he appeared before the United State IS
Grand Jury and told what he had dis
covered. The result was an indictment
against Methvin and Sebastian. On
cross-examination yesterday he said that
the letter had passed through the hands
OF twenty-five persons during it's journey.
A double entry on the Springville post
office books, however, could not be ex-
planned away. The case will go to the
jury this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
Church DediCatfOnS q .

The dedication OF the First Presby-
terian Church at Alhambra will take
place Sunday at 2 o'clock P. NJ. Rev. NJ.
N. Cornelius of Pasadena will preach the
dedicatory sermon, and music for the
occasion will be furnished by the choir
of the First Church of Los Angeles
Though scarcely over year old, the or
ganization is in thriving condition.
Recognizing the need of more COM
modious place of worship, the members
have applied themselves to work with a
will, and, thanks to the generosity of a
liberal public, handsome building has
been arrested at cost of $4,000, which
not only fills a long felt want, but reflects
great credit upon the community in gen.
eral.
The Bellevue avenue M. E. Church
will be dedicated on Sunday next at 80
Pm. The dedicatory sermon will be
preached by Bishop Thomas Bowman,
and the services will be attended by all
the Methodist churches of the city in a
mass meeting for that occasion. All the
Methodist ministers of the city will as
sist in the services. The musical pro-
gramme will be furnished by Mrs. w.
E. Beeson and Mrs. j. H. Book, assisted
by the best talent of the city. The
church is situated at the corner OF Belle
vue avenue and Centennial street. Ar
rangements will be made to furnish all
who come with comfortable seats. Frank
l.. Morrill, is the pastor of the church.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
PROTECT OUR BREAD.

The machinery OF the law cannot be put at work too
speedily vigorously against the wholesale adultera
ton Of the things eat Both the health and the pockets
of the people demand protection.
There article OF food general use more wckedly
adulterated than the lower grades of baking powder
These baking powders contain either li1ne which,
introduced into the system il too free quantities.
serious disorders Of the Kidneys; au corrosive poison
lime phosphaes and auIphates, which condemned by
physicians deleterous in their effect when taken under
certain physical conditions.
For raising bread biscuit other food only the very
best and purest baking powder should be employed
The absolute purity OF the Royal Baking Powder
makes it pre-emneny the most useful and wholesome
leavenng agent known Containing lime, alum, phos-
phate other impurity it leaves alkaline acid resi-
dunn in the food and it's nsures pure light and sweet
bread biscuit and cake that perfectly dgestbe and
wholesome whether hot cold, fresh stale It's leaven
ing power has been determined the highest tested
by official authority and all chemists and writer's on food
hygiene commend it for its sterling qualities.
The sale Of adulterated baking powders has pro-
hbted by statute in several localities It will be in the
interests Of the public health when their sale is made
isdeneanor every where and the penalties of the law are
rigidly enforced
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21

Fine Billiard ParlOrs,
o North Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
Court Notes.

IL Department No. l, yesterday. the
decision of the lower court was sustained
in the case OF the People VS.. John P
Kelly, convicted of vagrancy and sen
fenced to ninety days imprisonment by
Justice Austin. The prisoner was re
manded to jail.
The term trial jury for the October
term of Department l was drawn yester
day.
To-day closes the present session ol
Department No. l, and Judge Cheney
and Clerk Edelman will take two weeks
vacation. During the adjournment ol
the court. Judge Gardiner of Department
2 will attend to all ex-parte motions etc.,
that may come up.
Lewis A. Grant and Bragio Cascio
were admitted to citizenship yesterday
in Department No. 3 of the Superior
Court. Francisco P. Martorana and
Hypolite Reballedo were naturalized in
Department No. 4.
In Department No. 5. Mary King, who
had been confined in the County Jail on
the charge of being incompetent to be al
large, was ordered discharged, as it was
proved that she had improved sufi.
ciently to take care Of herself.
Juror NJ. Warren was yesterday ex.
cused from the Mirror
libel suit, as he made affidavit that he
was too ill to sit further without endan.
gering his life. By consent of both
parties it was agreed to accept the verdict
of the eleven remaining Jurors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
CITY Taxes.

The City Tax Collector is busy collect
ing the taxes for this year which become
delinquent on November 5th. There are
$4,000 assessments on the books. and al
there is so little time in which they mus
be paid, the citizens are requested tt
visit his office in the City Hall at as
early date as possible. Citizens will
find it more to their advantage to Grove
his office now than just before taxes be
come delinquent. They will be more
certain OF having matters perfectly
straight than if they wait until the las
moment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
Rot True.

An article in the Evening Erpress or
Wednesday stated that Detective McCal
thy had been dismissed from the force
Such was not the case. Detective Nc
Carthy is one of the most faithful ant
painstaking officers on the force, and has
made most excellent record for him
self. He is a perfect gentleman, and
has never been known to shirk any duty
to which he has been assigned, and has
done as much to relieve the city OF Grim.
inals and secured as many convictions al
any officer on the force.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
THE NEXT
THE LIBEL SUIT.
Testimony on Behalf of the De-
fendant.

fendant.
The suit of General II. Fl. Boyce
against the Times-M Mirror Company accu.
pied the attention of Judge O'Melveny
and jury all day yesterday. Mr.. G. J.
Richards was on the witness stand for
the defense all forenoon and testified to
the arrangements into which he entered
with General Boyce to purchase the Nc
Donald rancho, near Wilmington. Ac-
cording to his testimony he and General
Boyce entered into contract to purchase
the ranch for $35 per acre, So per acre to
be paid down and s. per acre at stated
intervals thereafter. When the contract
was made and signed he drew a check
for $10,500, which he turned over
to real estate agent named Frye.
General Boyce also drew a check for
$4,000 and gave it to Mr.. Frye. He
afterwards learned that the only con-
tract Mr.. Mcdonald had made was to
sell at $50 per acre and that no cash pay
ment was demanded. Mr.. Mcdonald
was examined and testified to having
given Mr.. Frye authority to sell at $50
per acre. He could not remember ever
talking to General Boyce in the bank
about selling the land to Richards for $35
per acre. Mr.. William Frye testified to
having made the sale the General Boyce
and to having received $1,000 commits
sion. The sale was made at the rate of
$50 per acre. The case was continued
until this morning at 8 O'Clock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
a vi usicaie.

Wednesday evening a musicale was
given at the residence of DIR. j. M. Har.
ris, 7l3 E. First street, Boyle Heights, by
the pupils of Mrs. J. NJ. Harris. assisted
by friends. There was large attend
ance from all paris of the city, and the
performance was throughout very cred
table one. The following took part in
the programme Mrs. Harris, Miss Win
ME Palmer, Pearl Leeds, Grace White
Josie Whitaker, Ira Moore, Jessie Brock,
Lizzie Upthegrove, Miss Peabody, and
Messrs. Hyans, Jones, Wright and For
limo
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
New Cases.

San Gabriel Wine Co. vs. w. R. Burke
Complaint alleges that $500 was paid
to defendant as bonus for conducting
an agency in the city OF Los Angeles for
Ramona lands; that said bonus was for
feltcd under certain conditions, which
were defined in an agreement drawn up
| by plaintiff and submitted to defendant
| for his signature, but that the defendant
changed the wording OF said agreements
before signing, without the knowledge of
plaintiff, making the conditions of forfeit
different from those intended by plaintiff,
whereby the $500 would now be forfeit,
but defendant holding to the agreement
as fixed by him refuses to refund same to
plaintiff.
Robert McFadden and vile VS.. the
Santa Ana, Orange and Tustin Street
Railway Company-The complaint al
leges that while driving on Fourth street,
in the town of Santa Ana, on the 26th of
May last, plaintiffs and the vehicle il.
which they were riding were precipitated
into an excavation in the street left ex-
posed by the defendant company without
proper warning of danger, whereby Mrs.
McFadden sustained bodily injuries
which will disable her for life. Judg-
ment is asked against defendant for
$l2, 900 damages.
The Freeman College Cornerstone.
The cornerstone of the Freeman Col
lege of Applied Sciences of the Univers-
ity of Southern California will be laid at
Inglewood by Bishop Thomas Bowman,
D. D., LII. D., on Monday next. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Governor
Lionel A. Sheldon, DR.. William Steven
son, Rev. M. M. Bovard, D. L., Col.
Daniel Freeman and others. Trains will
leave the First-street Santa Fe hepot at
A. NJ, and 500 A. NJ, returning from
Inglewood at P. NJ, 316 P, NJ. and "a
P. NJ. The excursionists will be given an
opportunity to visit and inspect the con.
tinuous brick kiln just erected and now
in operation. This kiln is the only one
of the kind in Southern California, and
has capacity of turning out 5000, 900
bricks annually.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
Star No. 50.

At the meeting of the Police Commits
sioners on Wednesday afternoon, Star
No. SO, Officer Purvis, was charged with
being derelict in his duty and failing to
arrest parties on Wilmington street who,
It was said. were making disturbance
Sergeant Harris says that the charge is
time. Officer P1rvis was not present
when any disturbance occurred, being
with him at the depot on other duty,
and when they did arrive on the scene
there was no one 10 make complaint
against the parties accused of making
the noise. The charge will probably be
dismissed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21

hospitality with which they had been
treated. Mr.. Spence, as usual, had
host of friends around him whom he en-
tertained in his well-known manner and
the rest of the tourists devoted their
time to conversation on the subject OF
their pleasant experiences, and so the
time was passed until Los Angeles was
reached and the festivities of the day
came to an end.
THE NEXT PLACE OF MEETING.
The principal business of the Sover'
eign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows yester-
day was the selection of the next place
of meeting. Two cities entered into the
competition, Topeka, Kansas. and Col.
umbus, Ohio. After the advantages OF
the two places had been thoroughly dis
cussed the matter was decided by a vote
of Sc to 65 in favor of Columbus.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
A Deserted Child.

At dusk yesterday evening colored
woman and man with little boy, appar-
emily their own, stopped at the corner of
Fifth and Spring streets, and after short
consultation suddenly separated, leaving
the boy on the sidewalk. Their actions
indicated that they were determined to
get rid of the child, and as they disap-
peared a by-stander telephoned to the
Police Station and the child was taken
there by the patrol wagon. No one had
claimed it up to late hour last night.
The Vienna Buffet is the leading place in the
city for refreshments.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
Cure For Sick Headache.

If you want a remedy for billiousness
cure for sick headache, call at c. H. Hance's
the Druggist, 70 North Spring street. Dr..
Gums Liver Pills; only one for dose, sample
free: full box 25 cents
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
To Wed.

The following were yesterday licensed
to we'd:
S. G. Slanker and Sarah H. Kelly, Of
Pomona.
George R. Cooper, of Wilmington, and
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21

The Vienna Buffetis the leading place in the
city for refreshments.