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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin says

The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin says
"Tne South should be fastening the time
when lynchers, black or white, shopld sulier
for their crime, aud when culpritS. however
deprsved, should receive fair trial before
proper court"
The Bulletins sOlcitude for the m1iesty
OF the law at the South is commendaoe, but
hl. 1t no suggestions to make regarding the
outraged law at the North? It's efforts to
reform the South Will probably prove more
effective after it has taken a course in re-
forming at home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18

CELECT THE BEST.-WE ARE
- the agents for Richmond and vicinity Tor
LoNGMAN & MARTINEZ ABSOLUTELY PURE
PREPARED PAINT They are considered by
those that have used them tho best and most
durable Paints extanI kyery gallon 10 sold un-
W. BoDEKRR BROTHERS, Druggists,
mh 3i-em Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18

"The New York Herald has organized
new search expedition. 1t is going to hunt
for prominent Republicans who haven't
been mentioned for any Office" We do not
believe the Herald would undertake sny-
thing 40 utterly foolish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
Feeble EGort TO start.
nv telegraph 10 the Dispatch. !

TbY IeItBtbph % Iuo UIapbtch.J
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI April 1.-THE
street-car company made ITS long-deierred
effort TO start cars this morning Seventy.
five men. all the company has succeeded in
hiring, were divided among the three lines,
aud at 6 O'Clock the ears we're started loaded
WITH policemen. There were large crowds
ieering at tue new men, but no serious dis
turbance occurred. The police arrange
ments were perfect. There we've several
arrests. The strikers, however, have puT-
suaded about a third OF the new men to
Quit, and II looks doubtful whether the
company can get enough men TO operate its
ilnea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18

The Lynchburg VIrginlan says; "Now
while the New York Herald is advising south
ern Democratic proiectionists to JOIN the
Republican party it is pertinent to inquire
which side the Herald itself intends to be
on In the futureg" That's cruel. seeing that
the Herald doesn't know.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18

MANY customers have availod themselves OF
the great reduction Gale in our storc during the
last week, but We have upwards OF slaOJ worm
of Goods ret 10 dispose Of IN the limited time IN
order % make The required change, anu mere,
fore we AK all who want actual bargains 70 eau
al once and procure the same. We place on safe
oprsf.50 BLACK GROs-GKAlN SILK at SOc.;
Oursl BLACK GROSGkAlN sILh at 1oc.;
our i5c. BLACK GkOS-GllAlN SILK al SIC.
OurSl BLACK RHADAMA SILK at '5c.
our SC. BLACK hHADAMA SILK al SIC;
Ours3c. COLORED KHADAMA SILK at bOc;
our 81 BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH at 15c.;
our 75c. BLACK HENklEI'rA CLOTH at o5c.i
Our Al BLACK CASHMERE at 75c.;
Our S5c. BLACK CASHMERE At Jlc.;
our 500. 26-inch ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS al
our 81. BLACK AND COLORED TRIcoTs at
our IgSc. DRESS GOODS, In dark and light
our isT PLAID and LACESTRlPED MUsLINs
Our BLACK AND CoLORED sATINs reduced
IN the same proportion. ......,,..,
Our CORSETS, PARASOLS, LADIES' UNDER
WAR. and everything else marked In PLAIN
RED FIGURES WITH TIE SAME REDUC-
'rION. ap l6-Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: GeorgeI- Christian,
W. K. Qusrles. 0. o. Owens. 2. WhitlOck, u. The
oiore Eiiyson. Hermann Schmidt. 4. l. Tran-
w. II. Zimmerman, b. Alsop. ID. o. Davis, II. 3.
Taiiaferro. ~ NJ Gillian, John Pope. F. sitter-
ding, John II. pinneeu. John W. Gordon. n. ID.
Hargrove, Henry Bodeker. l. u. Tatnm. II.
swineford. James Lyons. and G. q. Valentine.
ap Ism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18

Fasp. Deroi.Ass ALAknED.--F RED. DouG-
LAss made speech 10 Washington on Tues.
day 70 some thirteen hundred negroes. We
quote from The Post
"lje did not wish, be said, 10 crests un.
dns Alzrm, but sne present outlook for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18

Uncle JERRY RUsK wants TO know what
breeds Of horses grow the best kind OF horse
radish, and we have no hesitation IN telling
him the fiery breeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
LINE, PLAsrER, CEMENT, &c.

II AND PLASTER-THE CHEAP
L. EST and BEST FERTILIZER for grass and
all spring crops No farmer can AFFORD 70 %
without Il have ths only mill IN mo city
grinding Nova Scotia plaster. Ills worthless un-
WARNER hOOkk
los Lime. Cement Meal "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
DISSOLUTION q PARTSEEsH'rN

W r UooyyR. l. ". punnlrt
WE. TIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w iornsia co-pAriRtrship for ile gai'
OF carrying GA tho BRiCk CONTRA llNu pr NJ
MSS. Estimates furnished on sho.f nohcc ~
city or COUNTY, being thoroughly eaullg'a l-'
ne blsin.s. Va fec, fgstaed Ia saYiug ilsi ~
f.c,.on NIL be fully given tn 81 euo iafl- ~
with their work. Sc do not Stand ~ 49, -
that The work - done. tut work oafrelfes 500
bv side with those IA our service. ~ nt.
alOhEK 4 PHILLIPS.
No. n south Beech or -
ap i8-eOdst hlfhmvA'' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
t1nmanMEn,s nuppliEs.

EINE READ, NesfsxRs>
> TwINEs, LINES. ooRKs. ss4S
CoRKwO0D. OII~CLorHfNO, &C. NETTING
OF every description made 10 order. NETS and
sElNES rugged ready for use.
Also, manufacturers Of COTrON-TWINE
HAAAOCKs. l.. LICHTENSTEiNSS SONS,
corner seyontoonfh and Frantlin strceta
Sole importefs Of the celebrated LION BRAND
SEINE THREAD. up ism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18

A contemporary asks: "Why does the
News ask Major - il he's wet or dry?'
Perhaps the News wants TO know how to
extend It's hospitality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
EXCURSIONS, dtc.
old DOMINION STEAM 1RA
" SHIP COMPANY. lH.EIA
CENTENNIAL RATES

RICHMOND TO NEW YORK AND RETURN
ria James-riyor steamers, leaving TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS at O'Clock P. NJ. or via Cbosa-
peake aud Ohio railway MONDAYS. TUESDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS. aud SATUR-
DAYS at S45 A. NJ, connecting AZ Norfolk with
steamer leaving same evening. Fare Including
meals and siaie.rooIn berth on steamer: Single
passenger. Sl2: parties OF twenty-five and over,
$40 oacb. 11csets on sale April I'D, good TO leave
New York until May 6th.
Apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
DRESS GOODS.

Many novelties have been added 10 our stock
Of Dress Fabrics during the week, aud We now
show some lovely effects.
Ask % soc our Plain stripes and Figured Beiges
at124c. yard;
Combination effects IN Plaids and Pain 10 match
at SOC. a yard worth 7jc.;
Double Width CashmereA all the desirable
coloring-, at &c. yard
Handsome stripe Flannel Effects NJ SOC. yard;
Gable THills I'm new shades at 90. yard
Real pretty Chnlles AZ 5c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
julius SYCLE & Son,
2l3 EAST BROAD,
RICHMOND, VA.
Jap 1921
A GOOD BABY-CARRIAGE

will add 10 your child's health and comfort
We are sole agents hero for whitney. the man
ufs.turer Of the best BABY-CARRlAGE now
made.
We carry the most complete stock to be found
In any establishment in the country. We have
all The popular shapes, and our Carriages arc
upholstered to suit all tastes- For an easy
riding Carriage for the baby there Is none that
will compare with the whitney" They give
ease and comfort not found in the inferior
makes. Our prices will be found as low as the
cheap makes are sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
HOSIERY.
FINANCIAL.
DEAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
THE REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPOSIT COMPANY
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, sl,000000.

W. /. WARIHG. Jh. President; JOSEPH A.
WHITE. NJ. d., Vice President; WILLIAM MAR
SHALL. JK., Secretary aud treasurer; nj. Z.
STAPLES, General Manager.
OFFIcK: No. ll04h EAST MAIN STREET.
Directors: w. l. Waring. Jr, Joseph A White,
NJ. D., John II. DinneeD, William Marshall. DR.,
w Fred. Peasants, A. X Gum. Advisory Board !:
Joseph B. Montgomery, John Pope, Beverley y.
Crump Trustees: 4. sitterding, Charles w.
GOcdin, X. Is. Taylor.
The Board Of Directors have decided 10 Issue
a limited amounted its stock at par provided
tho stock Is paid for as Of January lst--thaf Is.
IS cash and s! per month per share thereafter.
All stock taken now will entiuo the holder 10
participate in the profits Of the company's real
estate in the WesiEnd fought before tho late
rise. The right IL claimed 10 close the stock
books without notice. For full particulars apply
a: the oflice. ap lh-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18

rpHE SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
MOND.
CAPITAL, $4,000,
Is now ready for business In the building OF tho
National Bank OF Virginia, corner Eleventh and
Main street.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPosIrS
SUNS OF 81 AND UPWARDS RECEIVED.
NEGOTIABLE PAPER DISCOUNTED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
BRIEF,CO MMENE.

II IL said that since HARRIsoNs return
from his trip down the Potomac be heads OIL
the oaice.seekers with fish stories.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
HORSE-FEED.


To loosen your horses hide, make him shea
of nicely. and put new life In him use my mix
tore Of CRUSHED GRAIN, MILI~FEED. AND
LIHSERD MkAL. which Ia carefully prepared
from tho experience OF cur largest successful
stock-rsisors and most prominen. veterinarians.
Delivered free In any part OF the city.
Orders by phone tNo. 42il or mall Will receive
prompt attention. GkohGk 4. KING.
800 10 $3.50 Williamsburg avenue, city.
I'D l3-l0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18

~ G. C.-OFFICERS AND MEM
" BEERS OF JEFFERSON LODGE, No 49, o.
G. C.. will attend stated meeting OF the Lodge
on THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th instant at
< O'Clock. Visitors from the Supreme Lodge will
be present. Onicers and members OF sister
lodges are cordially invited 70 meet us and the
supreme officers.
By order OF the Lodge
ap 1851 {. II. BOSHEk, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18

TVAPORATED fRUiL-ApFLto,
h ApRICOrs. PEACHES. an1 PEAf~.
CALIFORNIA, FRENCH, ali 4thhi.-
PhCSES;
HONEY, strained aud an De CONN.,
aou NcCAKllf g. HAYNES
4 GENTS FOR SCHUlI/S SOAPS,
n PINk, MoNDAT. YAIkhlAND. A..t
BASKETS. BROOMS AND bhl a4ilN
rREKAPAfiS
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
WoODESwARE, &C.. 4G
WHITE sELDEN. q O..
mhgs-tJeT us easi tAi-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06
Den0t .IOlllnCG.


The Pine street route will be finished
to-day.
DR.. J. F. Hughes, the Southern
Paci6c's physician in San Francisco, is
IN the city.
Colonel Mike Welch, Jr., of the Texas
and Pacific, is expected back from San
Francisco to-day.
Mr.. Amos Burr, the vigilant repre-
sentative here of the Vanderbilt lines,
will leave on to-night's train for San
Francisco.
Mr.. J. H. Woodward, Coast Agent of
the Wabash road, is in the city, accom-
panied by his family, who will leave to-
day for San Diego.
1t is said that 10 900 telegraph blanks
are used every sixty days on the Pull
man cars in this country by travellers
desiring to send dispatches en- route.
Landlord Bernhardt, of the San Fer
nando street depot, will keep his rooms
there for travellers, as there are no ac-
commodations in the Wolfskill building.
MIR. d. R. Davis, Inspector of Con-
struction for the Western Union Com
pany, is in the city, looking after the
placing of the wires in the Wolfskill
depot.
The cost of starting and stopping q
heavy passenger train has been esti-
mated at 81 so. Consideration is made
for loss of steam and fuel, damage to
rails by Gu u'ting them with sand, spelling
wheels by f1attening, and the loss of
time in pulling up.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06
POSTAL APPOINTMENTS.
Civil Service Examinations G0lng
ON Here.


ON Here.
A Civil Service examination for ap-
pointments in the postal service was
held yesterday in the postofice. and am
other will be held to-day. These exam
nations are held twice year, in Febru-
ary and August, and are in the hands Of
board appointed from the hsads Of de-
partments in each classified flee e,-that
is, each Office which has fifty or more
employees. The board in this city con-
sists of Mr.. W. P. Bowen, Superinten-
dent of Mails; Mr.. A. P. Thornton, Su-
perintendent of the Registry Division,
and Mr.. J. @. Callahand, head of the
city distributing department. These
gentlemen. yesterday examined thirty.
six applicants for Clerkships, Of
whom twenty six were sue
cessful and to-day will examine thirty
applicants for carriership. Candidates
must obtain 70 per cent marks of the
subjects they are examined in and if sue
ceseful, they are put on the list of those
eligible for appointment, and from this
list, as vacancies occur in the postofiice,
the new men are taken. The examina-
tions are held at the periods stated,
whether there are any vacncies or not. in
fact there are good many eligible clerks
still on the waiting list from the last ex-
animation. The supply of carriers is,
however, exhausted, so those who are ae-
cepted to-day will have chance OF early
employment. P ,litics are barred from
the proceedings and every citizen, COM
plying with the age, physical and mem
tai qualifications, has an equal chance of
serving the Government in this sphere.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06
PULLED A PISTOL.
A Pugnacious Tramp ON q Passen.
ger Train.

n 4 uk hdCAOuo HA Ia Om u E6DSGAo
ger Train.
Conductor Johnny Hartell, who runs
the passenger between Santa Barbara
and this city, bad quite an experience
with dead. beat during his Last trip.
The tramp boarded the train at Ventura,
ard when Johnny came around for the
tickets he leaned back and feigned
sleep, hoping that his entrance had been
unnoticed, and that he would pass for .
passenger from down the line who bad
been on board some time. But the Wig
liant eye Of the 'cop." espied him, and
the demand of "titket" unpleasantly re-
sounded in his ear. He started
to make explanation about losing
his pocket-book, hoping by this
m cans to get good distance down the
road, for the train was running fast, but
Johnny, who has had good many SINH
lar ex Experiences, pulled the bell-cord and
stopped the cars. Mr.. Deadbeat was
hen ordered to withdraw, but he refused
to go, whereupon the man of buttons
grAppled with him and proceeded on
eviction. In the struggle which followed
the intruder pulled pistol, but he had
no chance to use it, for bystander
snatched it from his hands, and minute
afterwards he was whirling through
space with all the force broad-toed boot
could apply and the train went on its
way to Montalvo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Joseph Kolb Arrested for
Beating His Children.
DEATH OF HIS LITTLE BOY
Arrival of the New Steamer "Her
mOsa" at San Pedro-Other
Interesting Events.

Yesterday morning Chief Cooney was
handed card on which some one had
written statement to the effect that
Joseph Kolb, residing at No. 6 Center
street, was in the habit of beating his
children cruelty, and that one Of
them had died on Saturday last.
The Chief detailed Detective Mccarthy
to look into the matter, and he went to
the neighborhood about noon. The house
occupied by Kolb is double, and the
ladies living in the other half told story
of cruelty which is hard to believe. They
said that there was scarcely minute of
the time that Kolb was at home, that he
did not occupy in beating some one OF
his children. On Thursday last
one of his children, little boy
about four years of age, was taken sick
and was confined to his bed. Kolb at
this time was home most of the day and
there was hardly any intermission in the
child's cries. If it called for it's mother,
there was a noise of blows and then the
child screamed. The father would swear
and strike the child again. This was
continued through Thursday night and
Friday and Friday night. Once
the child fell out of bed and the
father was heard to swear at it
and to strike it heavily. On Saturday,
just about an hour before the child died
the ladies next door heard the child cry,
mamma! mammal" in hoarse
whisper. The father was present, and
with curses he ordered it to shut up and
struck it several times. An hour later
the little boy was dead. The death oc
Cured about half past one O'Clock on
Saturday and on Sunday morning the
remains were taken to Evergreen
Cemetery in one of the passenger wagons
generally to be found in that neighbo bor-
hood.
While Detective Mccarthy was listen
ing to these details, the father came in
and commenced abusing his oldest child,
a girl about seven years of age. In the
course of fifteen minutes the officer
heard Kolb beat his daughter
three times, and between the hours
of and 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
a number of beatings took place. Officer
Mccarthy then swore out a warrant for
Kolb's arrest and went to his house last
evening and arrested him. He learned
that only few minutes before he arrived
Kolb had again beaten his daughter,
who was still crying when he reached
the plsce. Kolb was charged
with cruelty to children. At the
police station Kolb at first denied that he
had beaten his daughter during the day
and he also denied having beaten the
boy who died. Upon being questioned
he said that he might have slapped his
daughter after she had been punished by
her mother, and that he had punished
her for staying away from home until
after dark. He denied having sworn
at his sick boy and said that Group was
the disease that caused his death.
1t is probable that the body of the
little boy will be exhumed to see whether
it bears marks of cruel treatment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06

his place, which were densely covered
with the cottoBy cushion scale, and with
such perfect success that they are all en-
tirely freed from the pest, and returning
to a vigorous and healthy condition.
Our friend is satisfied that he has made
a great and valuable discovery, and is 80
confident that with it he can secure the
entire determination of the pest, that he
will enter into an arrangement with the
State Horticultural Board or any other
authorized and responsible body to inn
part to them the secret for SIC, 900, and
give them three or six months trial be-
fore receiving the bonus. He further
says that the application is beneficial to
the soil and of advantage to the trees.
The gentleman's name can be had at
this office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06
Harry and Eugene.

"Harry" and Eugene" are the names
which adorn the door Of saloon on the
corner of First and Wilmington atreets.
Like Betsy and l" Harry and Eugene
.re "out" and a minion of the sheriff is
there in possession. Last Tuesday, it is
said, Harry, whose other name is Tra-
vers, d ew out what money the firm had
in the hank and disappeared from the
| city. Eugene" whose other name is
Blair, did not find out for day or two
| what sort OF a blizzard had hit their saw
ings and by the time he fully understood
the situation the sheriff was in charge.
Mob ,dy knows where Trsvers is, but he
is snrnosed to be in the northern part OF
the State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06
THE "HEKMOSA." !"
A Successful Run o san Pedro From
SAN Francisco.

A Successful Run o san Pedro From
SAN Francisco.
Cleaving the water with her keen
pointed prov, Captain Banning's new
vessel, the Hermosa. steamed into Will
mington harbor at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning, amid the criticisms of all of
the residents of that place who could
manage to be at the oceans side. Crit
ical old salts said "she's a good 'un,"
as they watched her steady movement,
and the female element of the assem- blage
went into ecstacies of admiration at the
stately craft which rode so proudly and
looked 80 trim and taut as she made her
deout in Southern California. On her
decks stood a group of merry makers
waving their handkerchiefs in response
to the salutes from shore, and when, a
few minutes later, the boat was
at rest, it was seen that the following
gentlemen comprised the party: Baron
Rogniat, Assistant Division Supernten-
dent J. A. Muir, Of the Southern Pacific.
Mr.. Hinkle, of the firm OF Hinkle, Scar
& Co., (builders of the boat), Mr.. Will
Lacy, Mr.. Wachtel, Mr.. McCarty, Mr..
McWilliams, Mr.. James Hubbell and
Captain Banning and his brother A
HERALD man asked one of the arrivals
what sort of a trip they had had,
and very enthusiastically came the re-
ply, GA magnificent one. We left
San Francisco at A P. M. on Sunday
continued the speaker, land arrived at
Santa Barbara six hours ahead of time.
From that point on We slowed up, for al
though we could easily have made the
run in thirty-eight hours, the captain did
not want to get in until the schedule
time at 10 o'clock this morning. The
boat is a splendid mover, steady and
without roll. She is lao feet long, &c
feet beam and "a feet deep, and will
answer admirably for the traffic between
San Pedro and Catalina. Her trial trip
has undoubtedly been success in every
wav. and as regards personal comfort
during the trip down from San Francisco
need 1 say anything, when you know
Captain Banning was on board? W.
had princely, nay, more than that-s
regal time, and the journey has been the
most delightful have ever taken"
The Hermosa will be put into
commission at once, and Mr.. Con
ley, of the firm OF Conley q
B.ker, announces that the Hote
Metropole on Catalina Island vii
be opened on the 18th instant. Captain
Simmie is in charge of the craft, aidet
by First Officer Downing. both of thes,
gentlemen bearing first-class records il
the nautical world. An excursion to tn
island will leave San Pedro at l o'clocl
to-day, and will be largely patronize
by the Ocean city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06
More Careless Driv,hx.

Another instance of careless driving
could have been witnessed last evening on
Spring street, between Fifth and Sixth.
A merchandise wagon wss rattling
along, and its driver evidently regard
less of crossings and other travellers,
for he crashed into a light sulky,
completely overturniDg it and throw
ing it's occupant heavily on to
The ground. At the corner of Fifth
street he collided with buggy contain
ing two ladies, and few feet farther
along nearly ran down two children, all
without turning his head to even see
what had been the result Of his careless
ness.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06
A Discovery TO minate tn,
Scale,

A gentleman living in this city in
forms us that he has accidentally dis
covered perfect remedy for the scale
de says that it is very simple applics
ton, yer, easily procured, and not at all
costly. He has applied it to the trees OIL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06
PATENT rs.

HAZARD & TOWNSEND III. T. HAZARD
ents and attorneys in patent cases; patents Sc
cured in all countries; copyrights. trade marks
and labels. Room o, DOwney block, Los An
geles, Cal ja1Otf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06

THE JURUPA LAND AND WATER COM.
l. pany offers six thousand acre tract; will
Eel In forty acres LOTS situated three miles north
west from Rowell Hotel, Riverside, Cal, with
agOod water right Of one miners inch of water
to every seven and one half acres OF land, fol
the extremely low prize OF one hundred and
twenty-five dollars ($125) per acre. One-quar
ter down and balance to suit buyers. conven.
ience. The land is level and in beautiful
sheltered valley, and is the best orange land in
Southern California Commission paid to
agents. Address MILLS & CRAWFORD, Is
Court ST., Los Angeles; CUNNINGHAM g. CO.,
San Bernardino; or A. R. MESERvE: North
Pomona. j30-3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06
FOR sALE-City Properly.

NOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL GROOM HOUSE
IL all modern improvements; best bargain il
the city; owner leaving the country. Call a
24O Morris st. f6 5f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06
EDUCATIONAL.

CHoRTHAND, TYPEwRITING AND TELE-
y graphy taught day and evening by compe-
tent instructors. LONGLEY & WAGNER, "a
W. First st. j7tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-06

VI m -king the cheapest clothes in the city, in
order to make room for their coming spring and
summe er goods 70 I'm