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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.

IT. % ShaHa EES H sREsF sn1
sssosb H I.ESssS ss. S Ssnoc e
-. ,n. To isi sSg ss s7h ,.o,
land avenue, with modern improvemsnts
Terms. One-thtrd cash: balance IN one two
.1sS 70 u
&: /. q: ::
osherwise resale q risk and cost Of defsuuns pur.
Ss:sSf .s 40
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
cHANcERY SALE OF HOUSE AID LOT NO. so7
By virtue Of z decree passed in equity cause No
.u a;sss q
Ray y complainant and A. s. Carter ct al. defend
ton Il front q the prs@iss: on TUEsnRY June
N1NETEENTH, A. D: 1888. At FIVE O'CLOCK NJ.
the feet front By the depth Of nine CO..
city District Of Coumbis together With the appur-
Terms Of sale: onethira On day Of sale on...hrd in
one year. and onethird in years thereafter with
mortgage As prescribed IN said decree Or az onsS on
day OF sale At option Of purchaser. SlO0 cash be
%Rth Ntnis t Sl s .s, Terms 81 sale to Be COMPLIED
detsultns purchasers risk and cost. Conveyancins
% JACKSON H RAIsros, Trustee.
. DAVID D. sroSE. trustee. ss'
eI-d&ds sos st. NV, Washington. d. Q.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POSTPONED
U UTI., FRIDAY I}4, JUNE TMENTY-sEcoND 1888,
,ee.dsds D4SI 5 5. stone. trustee
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SAN Francisco, CAL. June 22.-Minnie scholtz
arrived from Honolulu last Tuesday. She is a
leper and, with her father, is en- route for Ham,
burg 20 visit the great specialist OF skin diseases,
DR. Arnz On the arrival Of the steamer, Collec-
tor Hager refused 70 allow the girl TO land, as she
was afflicted with a contagious disease The
father applied TO the Federal courts for redress,
ana the case came up before Judge Saoin- In his
decis on the Judge held that the case came under
the police regulations OF the state and was be-
yOnd the jurisdiction or the Federal authorities
The collector, he cOnSidere,l, was clearly In the
wrong. and the state commissioner should re-
move the girl from the vessel. as the matter was
regulated 0y the state law. Commissioner Thorn
ly removed the girl this morning TO the LaZaretto,
where she VIII be kept TIL she sta Is for New
York. Her case has excited much Interest, and
medical men hope that a cure may be Effected
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TOMORROW,
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VNHUMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
MY AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY. JUNE
Twenty THIRD, 1883; COMMENCING AT
IEN O'CLOCK, EMBhACIN6 EVERY DESCRIP-
TON OF FURNITURE.
Also. Al TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses, Carriages. BugKies, Wagons. &c.
N, B-The Horses will be sold in the large court
yard in rear of atore teo -Ot
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AUCTION SALES.

TRUsTEES SALE OF a LOT ON SOUTH SIDE OF
l. SAMSON STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND EIFTEENTH,- IMPROVED By A BRICK
SSTHHIgT3ET JIK aA KT8MN AZ THE SECOND
Under and by virtue Of o deed of trust recorded In
1dber III, folio 100 ct SEQ, of the land Recors
for the District Of Columbia " order Of supreme
Court for said District, passed in Equity cause No.
premise on MoNpAY the sEC0SD DAY OF JULY. A
described real estate situate in the city of Washing
ton, c. to wit: The half Of lot forty.three
IN Drurys Ct al subdivision Of square two hum
dred snd nine GOD as the same is recorded in Lber
folio 50 Of the Surveyors Office for the District
Of Columbia with the church edifoe and an the AZ
lures and furniture therein
Terms Of sale: One third 10 cash and the balance
IN one % and two co years with interest at the te
and secured by deed trust on the propertv sold or
Al cash. at the option Of the purchaser SiOO required
81 time OF sale Terms to be complied with in ten (lO)
days from day of sale the property viii be resod
ancing At purchasers cost,
JAMES Il. MARI.
ANDREW B. DUVALl. STrusteea
452 Louisiana ave. J
-. GEO. w. STICKNEY,
IeZl.eOk0D Eat
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BOOKS, &c.
MEDICAL, DC.

-
T AIDES WHO RI QUIRE The SERVICES OF AN
AexPe renced female physician should consult Mrs
DR.. WILSON. HOS Park Place me-. bet. and and
11th and 18th SITS. ne Ladies only. 5e22-ets
nR. AND MkS WILSON .ls ST n ". ARE
~ the Oldest and most reliable physicians for hes
IL the United States Over IL three
ful practice since 1850 Advice free and confidential
At all hours Call or write. se2-l2ts
MI ME. DE FOREST. LONG ESTABLISHED AND
Unreliable Ladies' Physician. can be consulted daily
At her residence, SOl St NV. Office hours from:
toy pm with Ladies only. Jel1-lm'
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
i Dr.. BROTHERS is the Oldest established advertis-
ing Ladies' Physician in this city. ladies' You can
confidently consult DR.. BROTHEkS, 9O6 ST. sw
Particular attention paid To all diseases peculiar to
Ladies. married or single Forty years experience
my-ey- Inn
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
W. or two Of DIR. BROTHERS. Invsoratins Cordial
VIII cure OF nervous debility and loss of nerve
power. II nparts vigor to the whole system Male
female. 900 b St s.w. myo9- Inn
ID FAD AND BE wISE-DR BROTHERS. DOG r
~ w. appeared before and made oath that he
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in Tins city
and Will guarantee in all of private
Of men and furnish medicine. charge: consulta-
ton and advice free at hour during the day. sub
scr1bed and sworn before by DIR. BROTHERS
SAMUEL c. MILLS. Notary Public. and for the
District IF Columbia this III day VI july. 1859.
my24-lm'
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INHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UN1MPROvED REAL ESTATE ON THE
EXTENDED AND TCNLAW ROADS.
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in the of Homiller
ct al vs. Homiller ct al Eq. No. 10.6S7. the under
signed Trustees will sell at public auction upon the
premises on MONDAY, the SECOND DAY OF JULY,
1888. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M: the fol-
lowing described real estate. to wit:
Parts OF lots $50 and 267 and all Of 266, in Beatty
and hawkin's addition to Georgetown, containing
town road (d street tended Tunlaw road and Back
street. the south half said land being improved by
large double house. provided with modern improve
ments outbuildngs &C. 1t is proposed to offer this
property In two nearly equal parcels according to the
trustees subdivision. plat Of which will lie shown at
the sale.
Also. IMMEDIATELY AFTER the sale Of the above
sell lot 300, In Beatty and Hawkins addition to
Georgetown. containing about ~ acres and the 80
acres of the tract cal ed Alliance adjoining said lot
300, fronting on the Tunlaw road and improved by q
brick dwelling, stable, &c.
Terms Of sale to be onethird cash. balance in one,
two, and three years. with interest at six per cent
cured by deed OF trust or all at the option Of
the purchaser. Taxes paid 10 Both of June, 1883. A
deposit of 5000 will be required upon sales of Tensly
town road 2d street extended and runlaw road prop
critics. and deposit Of 400 upon sale of said lot 300
the right ia reserved to sell at the defaultng pur-
chasers cost All conveyancng at cost Of purchasers.
JAMES g. PAYNE City Hall,
GEORGE c. PAYNE, 613 18th ct. NV,
FREDERICK W. JONES. Gunton Building,
5e20 -d&ds Trustees.
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TELEGRAMO TO THE STAR
An Incident at Ch,earo.

CHICAGO. June "a very y.politician.was
John Callahan. from Iowa. yesterday morning
when arraigned before Justice Kersten. 81 was
dIsorderiy. OF course. had right TO be- What
would you do. judge, II a lot OF damnable thieves
stepped up and went through you for $3.50. That's
what was done 20 me, and howled. and am still
a-howling- separated from my friends last night
10 see the town. I've seen IL, aud wish the con-
ventlOn was over"
"You are discharged" said the court "Your
punishment has been sufficiently severe"
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
l. REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS No. 443 Q STREE
NOR

TRUsTEEs,, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. Real ESTATE. KNOWN AS No. 443 Q STREET
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. made the 9Th day Of june a.
~ iSSS IN Equity cause No. 1O995, wherein Isaac T;
Chids ct al are COMPLIMENTS and Sophronia Boswell
Is deiendant we Will offer for sale in front 81 the
MoSp at rA EP6 F p Of
twenty-slx l26). of ". " Corcorans subdi vision OF
esItan lots IN square i've hundred and nine t5O9l in
brick dwelling house.
two snna q ss,e sash and the Saanse
months respectively, from day Of sale the deferred
to be secured b. deed Of trust on the prop
centrum per annum or all ASH It the option of the
the time Of aale ii tie terms Of sale be not complied
with in ten days from day of sale the trustees
tn right to resell at the risk and cost Of the eaultns
purchaser. All conyeyancing ut cost OF purchaser.
WATSON J. NEWTON
HENRY WISE GARSETT. Trustees
,eso.dsds DtSSc AN sBkos. Aue...
1NHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
>, There will be sold at public auction on MONDAY,
JTNE CTwESTI-FixE asSS eolamsneing at Ten
ner Of and 18th streets northwest: ' ~ 'D' ''
Two SO horse power boilers. with fixtures.
Twenty-f five tons of wrought and cast iron more or
less.
at the Georgetown PuGaping Station, on Q Qormerly
4th) street, between BID and BID northwest
90 Ssr WITH
Ten tens wrought and cast IRON more or less.
One Knowles Pump. NO. F:
Que wster-cy.inder, 10 BY "A inches.
Que old water-cyhnder.
Terms cash.
Sc. wHEATLEY.
je19-d Commissioners d. c.
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THoMAs BOWLING. AuctioneeE.

TNHOMAs BOWLING. AuctioneeE
6HANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
i iTEES SoS STEfsE AND s0tfH cARdiiSA
BY S o Of Of the Of the
the undersigned trustee will offer for sale at public
~ 81 Il FfN
lO inclusive of Thomas Younes subdivision of orisi.
y ssh mime the
Provements thereon consisting Of a frame dwelling
Terms: one-third cash: balance in equal install:
the
all cash. at option Of purchaser. All conveysncinK
e Of # !ss The
ne. days the
sS$ e :: e''
L SSSSEKT KS s.. iOss coSSEcficUT AVENUE
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
e paused On e d;y e
BSs Ts sfS THESfs n 4 Ks BsR s. EIE
three 1884, in shepperd and Kubys recorded sub
four ti64l IN the city Of washington and District Of
Columbia. as recorded in surveyors Liber j. Il. K.
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree follows
Ons,thlrd Of the money in cash and the bal
from day of sale with interest which deferred
ments the notes OF the purchaser purchasers shall
be given secured BY deed OF trust upon the premises
Conveyancing at cost of purchase. II terms sale
not complied With in ten Q0) days the trustee will
resell at cost and risk deaultine purchaser de-
posit Of tive hundred dollars will be required time
of sale JAMES /. MCLANE Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioueers tel2-dSds
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,
w 936-940 Louisiana ave.
Auction sale Of Horses Carriages Harness. &C. every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, TEN A.
NJ.
Large stock of New and Secondhand Csrriases
Buggies Wagons. Harness, SC. always on hand at
private sale Je7-lm
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auc,ionsers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctonsers.
aE eo sEAa Is
Ct e sIss' sse M5s L
upon the request Of the holder of the notes secured
8 vi IS s!Ias
az IN IL IF
land called Whitney Gl0se situate in the County
Tss eas E. Sa.nes IN equal
in one. two and three years With Interest al per
q trust UPON soIa Or ). cash at pur
o Ct
ss jsisso SHSksEJ hf FEsSsSs Trustees.
hSn IS 18Th TTkEE
cI6cS Ss viii eli ii slons
, kSkT 81 LOTS as1 A! AND lss serAsE 49, %
feet to lOfoot alley nns building lot in a SPLEEN
Terms: One third CASH balance in one ana two years
notes to bear per cent interest from day OF sale
ali cash. At option Of purchaser deposit Of 500
sale conveyancine &C. ct cost haser terms
and S
days public notice Of such resaie In some newspaper
Is Bros
T AND SALE
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for st.
Marys County: the undersigned Trustees will offer for
INSTANT several Tracts Of xra6le and Timber Land.
containing in the sggreeate about l25O scres Two
E nsy ana
well suited for SUI summer inner resort ,,,..u
approved by the Trustees
,e,saosasles sSoca b j A AsiLs Trustees
II q dnbA fE fN 81
THE POTOMAC RIVER. IN CHARLES COUNTY.
STATE OF MARYLAND CONTAINING THREE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY.SIx ACRES. MORE
OR LESS. BEING USED AS SUMMER RE-
SORT AND EXCURSION GROUNDS.
By virtue of deed of trust. dated 2ad January.
1854 and duly recorded in Liber q s, No, q folio
Msrslsna and The q the
AZ s1al e PAY q YSE fs &c
land more less, being part Of Butler Enlarsed.
ss ii
and Ts
has been used as a summer resort and excursion
' Terms Of se on.rd cash: balance Of the pur
he DAY q ne purchaser giving bis 9O.ss secured
s;s !! I ssSS
els-.oo, + + +: I sA4fGkkssSs', Trustees.
s 81 I'm. II
STREETS.
l. l41 folio u.s. of the land records for the
District Of Columbia and st the request Of the party
the
is Ss
to witt All of lot A. except the southern 100 feet ia
5. l. Looms subdivision OF original lots L 2, 3, 90
II and 30, 50. 90.
Terms Of sale: One third cssh balance in one %
and CD years. with interest at the Of six t6)
per centum per annum. payable semi annually and e;
cured by deed OF trust the property sold, or Al
cash option Of the purchaser Adeosit Of ESQ win
be required at time Of sale Terms to b complied with
In ten days All coQveyHncing at purchasers cost
HOSEA B. MOC1TON.l 1-r.....
je20-eokds GEO w. sTICKNkY, Afu''~
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The Berlin KefchsdnzeiQer contains a ROYAL
decree sammoning the lantag 10 meet on June ~.
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TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
l. CORNER TWENTIETH AND G STREETS
NORTHWEST. IMPROVED BY CHURCH BUILD

BY virtue Of the authority vested in the Trustees
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE. A. D. 1888. at HALF.
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. IN front OF the premises,
LOT D, SQUARE 121,
fronting II g. II feet street north and 121 feet
~ inches on goth street west This lot is improved
by brick church on the corner. nearly new brick,
stories and basement No. 1920 street, and 2story
brick on goth street. and has q vacant lot on 10th
street
The property is spendidy located and very sdvan-
tageous subdivision can be made of same.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and two
years. notes to bear six cent interest from day of
SALE payable semi annually and to be secured by deed
OF trust premises ali cash. option of purchaser
or purchasers A deposit Of $3.50 on each piece sold
will be required day of sale. Conveyancing &C. at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten
days. otherwise resale at risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser after five days notice of su resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, DC.
BY order of the Concordia Church Trusteea
je21-l&ds DUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerA
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BUCEPHALUS

Il thing OF the past Let the dead past bury IT, dead
The Thsnalian's fiery, untamed stesd found and
acknowiedged One Master washinetons
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% OBERT vOSE & CO., Auctioneers.

u ObEhT WISE q CO., Auctioneer1.
ON MONDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIFTH, at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. will sell a valuable
small building lot fronting California street near I'd
street northeast Square IL feet front by 20 feet
deep to alley.
Terms one-haK cash. balance one year. $50 dsposit
1t sale.
je2I-3t ROBERT vosE CO., Auctioneers.
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TT wALKKs SOMA 2os 10TH G ~.
q bsiid,n. fsPs. ch.ssesA fossla, - 60 -
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~OFFICE COATS, stripes and cheeks on sale
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings from z till
10 O'Clock PRICE Csc EACH jelS
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,. o. ButIer, CUapIHIn, IIO1 1ICn 81. NV.
Arson G. McCOOk, Secretary. io.}I Mass ave
VIM p. Canaday, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3O2 Def av.
Charles W. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass. ave.
James R Young. Executive Clerk, 1906 @ SC. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst. Doorkeeper, Is I'd St ne.
j. J. Christie Act Asst DOOrk'r 625 18th St q. ",
W. Ii. Bigelow, Postmaster. 10 Sd St no
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
Santa Monica.

The "Sad Sea Waves" which dash
up on the Santa Monica beach had
sufficient attractions to induce about
thousand individuals to patronize
the Southern Pacific Company yester-
day afternoon and albeit, the wind was
what might be termed "fresh" ve,y
enjoyable afternoon was passed by the
visitors. San,a Monica is evidently
indulging in boom consequent, on
the location OF the Soldiers Home in
her cinity and ''notes OF progress"
are witnessable on every side. Many
new building are going up and real
estate is steadily advancing in value.
The hotels are enjoying a bountiful
patronage and everything else in the
commercial line appears to be thriv-
ing. The Episcopal Mission has been
changed into a pastorate and a per-
manent resident minister will soon be
appointed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13

of the heathens were busily engaged
In suspending long ropes of firecrack-
| ers. 1t was some time before every
tnlng was satisfactorily arranged, but
at last the signal was given, match
applied and then "there came burst
OF thunder-sound," followed by hoot.
ing and yelling on the part of the
hoodlums, who had turned out in
great force to witness the fun. Crack
ers snapped and blazed, Cinnamon
chattered, gongs were beaten and ever
and anon bomb was thrown into the
air. bursting with a loud report on
striking the ground and scattering the
crowd in its vicinity in all direc-
tlons. 1t was fully fifteen min
utes ere the last cracker exploded
and then the mob wended its way to
number of small shanties on the
opposite side of the street where
similar celebration though on small
er scale, was about to take place. Two
Cinnamon were standing on the roof
OF one OF the buildings holding poles
from which crackers were suspended,
aud while the crowd was waiting, it
amused itself in pelting these unfor-
tunates with any available missile that
came TO hand, much to the annoy
ance OF the Celestlals, who had no
means of escape from their tormentors.
When the torch was finally applied
the result proved very ludcrious. The
crackers exploded upwards in the
faces OF the pole bearers, who, in en-
deavoring to escape from the fire, un-
settled the already tottering roof of
the shanty, which caved in, and the
heathens disappeared from view with
the alacrity OF clown making a sud-
den exit through trap-door.
The shrieks of delight which
went up from the onlookers
at this unexpected recontre
must surely have been heard in the
heart the town; and, having some
desire for the safety of his tympanum,
the reporter hastily hurried from the
scene, stepping en- route into an i'm
promptu mud puddle, which was
carefully concealed from view by a
litter of straw. Arriving at the Chi
nese theater, he found similar per-
formances being enacted, and a walk
through the other parts of the Chinese
burgh proved that these celebrations
were general; SO, failing to discover
anything more of particular interest,
the scribe wandered back to his haunt
in the Jones Block to write up" pre-
paratOry to going to dinner.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
NEW YEARS.
How the Chine 90 Celebrated the
OcCasf0n.

How the Chine 90 Celebrated the
Occasf0n.
On Friday night the ceremonies at
tending the inauguration Of a Chinese
New Year commenced in the Mongo-
Ian quarter Of this city since which
time the fun has been both "fast and
furious" in that vicinity. Yesterday
afternoon the festivities eliminated in
a grand firawork display and many
hundreds of the curious fiocked to
North Los Angeles street to witness
the affair. When HERALD reporter
arrived on the scene at about 4 P. M.
he found all the interest centered in
two long poles, remarkably suggestive
|of gallows-tTees, on which q number
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GRAND CENTRAL-s Robinson, Iowa; Gus
Graham, Cotton; L Benn, Indiana; Sam
Wilson, r verdick, Glendora; G Switzer,
San Bernardino; G Chapman, Monrovia;
A Carson, Illinois II Severt, Florence; C
Gaslock, g S Gasiock, Tehachepi; Fors-
te, Norwalk; G G ay and wife, Kansas
Beach; W Allen, Helent; c L Cleveland land
Ohio; W McC0msey, Cousa; B Tanner,
FL Monte; Ben Romen, Las Vegas.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-J Kelly. C G Craig,
San Francisco: d Oliver, Wisconsin, G
w Keller, Tennessee; N A Hopkins, I
Ellsworth, r Montague, Pasadena; J A
Ayles, Sierra Madre Cleveland, Ohio;
ThoA Corn. California; J N Moore, Pasa-
dena; Jas Water, Geo Osborn, c Feerey,
Oceanside; NJ Green and wife, p Thompson,
Leadville; Zeiner, California; Jake Levi
son, San Francisco; R B Smith, San Diego;
F Martin, San BernardIno.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
Trees Trees Trees.

Wanted, 10000 trees at Sunset, for partic-
ularsse L. 4. Hall, Secretary Los Angeles
and Santa Monica Land and Water Com
pany, A North Spring ST.
E. E. HALL, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13

The Caledonian Club have almost
made up their programme for Friday eve
ming, the 18th inst. Their entertainments
are always enjoyable, but the one that is tC
take place on the above date, will surpass
anything they have yet given. Besides
having secured the best local talent to
sing the charming Scotch ballads, young
Robbie Burns, the champion Scotch dancer
will appear for the first time in California
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13

PROGRAMME.
1. Overture--"Fingal's Cave"-Mendels-
sohn IA hands) piano, violin and cello
Messrs Brenner, Gottschalk, Seifert,
2. Vocal solo - Miss Jennie Winston.
8. Violincello solo . Mr.. Louis Heine
A. Vocal solo . Mr.. A. NJ. Hawthorne.
5. "Wm. Tell Overture"-Messrs 1. +.
@. Vocal solo. Mrs Minnie Hance-Owens.
z. String quart ,tte. Messre: Seifert Bren-.
........ ner, Hamilton, Gemuender.
8. Vocal Duet. Miss Jennie winston and
..M Mrs Minnie Hance-Owens.
o. Piano solo Mr.. A. J. Stamm
10. Violin and Guitar Duet Messrs. N.
...... g. Areyalo and J. II. Brenner
IL. Vocal solo 80. Mr.. II. Y. Harding.
IL. March "Militaire = Schubert "A
hands) piano, violin and cello.
Messre. Brenner, Gottschalk, Seifeft,.
............. Hamilton, Gemuender,
Tickets ~ at all music stores. f12-td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13

Damiana Bitters makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy. N. Levy &
Co., Wholesale liquor dealers agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13

"Rosedale;'' or, The Rifle Hall:
....--........ .-........'.:.'. ...........':
With new scenery and grand military effects.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
]. r. Grismer's dramitization of Hugh Con-
ways famous novel
"CALLED BACK"
With all the scenery and effects as used in
the production at the Alcazar Theater,
San Francisco.
THURSDAY EVENING,
Frank Hsrvey's Great Moral Drama,
1.-THE WAGES OF SIM"
FRIDAY EVENING. "CHISPA."
SATURDAY EVENING,
Grand production of Dion Boucicault's most
popular play, in exciting tableaux, en-
titled the
STREETS OF NEW YORK"
SATURDAY MATINEE, "ROsEDALE."
feb8td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
AMUSEMENTS,

Sierra Madre Excursion, headquarters a
A. l.. Teele's cor Second and Fort