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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
TCHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
A CHOICE AND ELEGANT COLLECTION OF
JAPANESE AND CHINESE CERAMICS.
EMBRACING
Superb Specimens in Large and Small Vases
Curios and Parlor Decorations
Lunch, dinner. Tea and Dessert Plates,
and other
Table Ware of Beautiful Design and Finish,
THE WHOLE FORMING
RARE AND TEMPTING COLLECTION OF
CHINESE AND JAPANESE WARES.
BOTH USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.
TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS ON
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
NOVEMBER NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH.
1889,
AT ELEVEN A. NJ AND THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
EACH DAY.
on EXHIBITION
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1889
nI44t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
v NOVEMBER WENTY-SElENTH. 1852 AND
Or $l5shsbi5, S5kEaB H. ryESry-sEy;
the premises, Lots Al to "a, square oS, and
North Capitol streets 1hIs properly fronts PAS feet
viii divide we'll for building purposes Concreted
street,. wide parking and better place in the city
On NV EMBIR THIETIETH at same hour. will
SCI in 'front.' Of the premises Lott - and 20 square
Ine,e lots front +s teet on CoanecteGt avenue aud
pie lots IN the city, fronting the handsome house Of
n14,l6,E. ,29-it DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
III go Jenna. ave. NV.
FRAME HOUSE, 10. Tod i sThEEr sotfh-
TENTH. AT HALF-FAST fojUR O'CLOCK. we viii
Oner '0f S PhRT f'Sl' I x r. so4
fronting 20 feet street by depth Of 30 feet with
Terms: One.t cash. balance in six. twelve and
num- by eed Of trust on e od or ali
cash. at option q purchaser II The terms Of sale are
the RISK and defsuitlng purchaser
Ne days advertisement in some newspaper published
time OF sale. Conveyancng. &C, at cost VI the pur
nl4-3t RADCLIFFE. DARR co. Aucts.
T'HoMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
GRAND COLLECTION OF ENGLISH BOOKS
BOOKS OF TRAVEL,
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
ENGRAvINGS,
BOOKS or EMBLEMS,
SHAkEsPERIANA ETC.
The Collection Includes Fine Set Of
DoDSLEYs ANNUAL REGISTER.
From Its Commencement in 1883 to 1865.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, NOVEMBER
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH. 1889.
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK,
At Auction Rooms 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
BOOKS NOW READY FOR INSPECTION.
Meet THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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FUTURE DAYS.

NNRUSTEES' SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE NEW
l. BRICK HOUSES ON Z STREET BETWEEN
SOUTH CAIITOL STREET AND DELAWARE
AVENUE sSETHwEsT AND I1x n ALLEY L ~
lark AND WITHIN THREE SQUARES OF
UNITED STATES CAPITOL.
by virtue OF twenty two () several deeds of trust
ali dated on tho 2Sth day of December, 1885, and re-
siSe OF the land records the District Of Columbia
and at the request OF the holder the by said
deeds Of trust secured, will sell public ton
to the best and highest bidder therefor in
front OF the respective premises ON wEDNES-
DAY THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF No
all =, those lots Of ground situate in the city
the ground plan thereof as lots numbered 81, 81.
3D. "a, 49, SO, 81 3S, 80, 40 Al, A., Al. Al 10, AS
~, iS, 40 90 81 and o., III Wadron's subdivision of
square numbered GAO, duly recorded in book ), page
OF the records Of the surveyors Office Of the SAID
District Lots from 81 to SO, both inclusive each
rooms and cellar Lot 30 corner lo has a three-story
brick with store and cellar; all have gas water &
Lots 40 TO > H. both INCLUSIVE each improved with
twostory Dick dwclllhg having four rooms Lot 81
has a two-story brick containing six rooms.
These lots will be offered separately.
Terms OF sale to each lot tlese One third Of
the purchase money III cash and The balance in two
equal ailments, payable i'll and years, RESPECT
lvely from day OF sale. with interest at per ceitu
per allull, payable semi-annually and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold, all cash. r
chaser's option. deposit of 100 will be reauiref
with in days from day of sale the trustees will
resell ut FISK and cost of dcfaulting purchaser All
convey ancinS and recording at purchasers cost.
Y Il n1,s (. Finn nliMS; Trustees
~ GEO. W. SIlCkNEi, Auctioneer.
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Two leopard kittens were born at the Phila-
oelQhia roo last week
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HIGHLY INFORMANT d EXECUTORS SALE.
| VALUABLE LOT OF HORSES COLTS, MULES
PONIES, COWS, HEIFERS HOGS, PIGS, AIiRl-
| CULTURAL. IMpI-LMENTS, FARM PRODUCTS,
CAkRl AGES, BUGGIES. FARM WAGONS. &C,
&C.. BELoNG!NG 10 The ESTATE OF THE
LATE JOSHUA j. TURNER
The undersigned; executor Of Joshua j. Turner late
Of Baltimore city deceased will sell by auction by
tue Of order Of the Orphans Court for Baltimore
city, at the country seat near Cheltenhsm Popes
Creek division Of baltimore and Potomac railroad.
on TUESDAY THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NO.
vEMBEk. 1889, Al ELEVEN O'CLOCK in the morn
ing
All the valuable Live stock, Farming Implements,
Carriages Farm Products, &c, upon the said country
Seat, and consisting III part Of
splendid lot OF Horses Mares Mules, Colts Ponies
Cows and Heers. Calves, Hogs, Pigs Carriages, Drass
Phaetons, Buggies, Farm Wagons Large Lot OF HAIR
ness, Agricultural Implements Mccormick Binder
and Reaper, Champion Mower. Corn Crusher, Flows,
Horse Rakes, Cultiyators, &c, &C.
ALSO
80 Tons Of Hay 500 Barrels Of Corn &c.
Terms of sale cash.
Note-Persons wishing to attend this sale can take
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad at from
Calvert station, baltimore, 7:2O from WASH
ineton, returning home same day.
Conveyances will meet both trains at Cheltenhan.
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY OF BAL
TIMORE. Executor.
WM. SEEMULLER 4 Co.
nlo,l5.lo,lS. Auctioneers.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO.
ITO STkEEI NOkTHMEsT. Al AUCTION.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY FIFTH $40
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. in front of the
premises Will sell the west 3 feet front of lot 2o
IN square l21 by depth OF about 80 to an alley
10 ieet Side improved by three-story brick dwell
ins, with modern improvements being No. 11lo I
street northwest lhls is one OF the desirable
and valuable locations for private residence M the
city-is just north Of 18th street. fronting
square, and convenient TO street cars.
Terms: One third cash. balance in and two years
with interest and secured by deed of trust on the
property, or All cash Conveyancing and recording at
OF sale. THOMAS IslWT M
nl4-d&ds AnctioI,ssr
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sE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC
COUNT OF THE WEATHER TO FRIDAY, NOVEM
Der FIFTEENTH, SAME HOUR AND PLACE
JOHN 4. ARMS, Tr,..oo.
n13-d&ds L. ROSS PERRY5 lrustees
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Aac,,ons.r.

ENTIRE CoNTENTs OF HOUSES No. l4lo AND
1 liz rssfkhEF Nokld"Esl oCcJilED ~
on MoNpki MokSISG. NOVEMBER EIGHT
VII sell The leTs'nal effects q mn JEfTtKsoN
dsred sale Of the personal effects. which partly
BILLIARD ROOM
\, one bruns~lck-BalAe Pool Table, Cues, Balls and
:, One Brunswick Bake Carum Table. Cues Balls and
leather covered Antique Oak Arm Chairs
MirTVr Hat Trees, Chandeliers, Shades. Clock. Oh
LIBRARY
IaIestry Covered Library suite, pieces.
81, Eesani Cherry Arm Chairs and side Chairs. Read
Elegant Cloth lowered Library Table. Book Rack
Two Water Colors. silk Curtains. students Lamp.
o.,.,,,,- COMMITTEE ROOM.
Chairs, Oak Writing Table, Cherry Arm aud side
N leather Covered Black OAK settees, Buffers Side
N, Table. Leather Covered Sofa Handsome UAk
READING AND SMOKING ROOMS
. Elegant Large French Check, TAPESTRY Hunting
f Tss t fIa, , Vases Rpss a;E sofa Mia
Embossed iathT GSair hla'A una Arm hairs;
Lounges with Cushions. Haisine farsish Iye T,.
Mirror with Slab Iety.s Tete sofa.
walnu, NJ T. cSan,b @os Suites. Cherry Chamber
Elegant Black OAK Chamber Suites. Decorated Toilet
sh Woven Wire Wire SPRINGS Hair Mattresses, Lounges.
NAA'o~s, haIstilles Slirtale, hC
-, DINING LOON.
Black Oak Dining Chairs, lugs
Black Oak Dlunns Tables. japanese Punch Bowl
- Elegant Black Oak SidebOArd. able Linrn GLASS
Ware.
Black Oak Buffers Table Elegant Ian. Plated Ware
hhlNes, Forks, &c, China and Cr,ckery.
shades Window HsisnFs crystal and ai osher chasds
lers, Side Brac kets III ruu,yhout tn. house
KITCHEN
Elegant Copper Cooking Utensils, Magnificent
Double Range hefrlgerAtOrs, Ice Boa freu,h Bruiler
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Gruccrles a., Nc.
House opened for inspection SATURDAY. and Monday
previous 10 hour Of sale.
Terms cash. DTNCANSON RIpS
h.o-dts Auctlunaers
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4 HANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE IMrIsuNFp
~ REAL ESTAIE, SITUATED ON IHE HEniHl !
Ol GEOhGElOAN, DISTRICT on COLI Mia
flON ING ABOUT loo fEET On me EASf
SIDE Oh fAlEITE t3JIH SIkLET. AND
AbOl 9lbR fEkl On 1HE MEsI SIDE pF
lRtDEIlCh t3iIH STR. IT. AND CONTAIN
NG ABOUT 4252s SQUARE ILET or
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court # said
District passed il Eguity Cause No. ll2l4 We shall
WEDNESDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY or NOM n
DEh 1903, At FOUR O'CLOCK l. N. the following
described heal Estate, situated IN said
ginning for the same at IoEt Jhe tAst line of
40 inches north from the north lie Of 18th tiiuw
Known ~ - street, and run thence eaztNArtly a
point on the west lle OF Frederick NOV known 40
Stthl street, distant !'3 It, north from said north
west 40 II. q IA, thence northwardly U2 IL e. a
pOlnt distant ~ II Ia. ehstwurdly POINT On
said east line OF tayctte street distant loo IT. M.
north from the place OF beginning. th.nce west
Wardly lol IL. y m To sAlu lUlnt distant loo
north from the lace begiInlnl and thence south
loo IT. = IN. u tie place of beginning. together ~ltu
the llnpIoNellttnts, &c, consisting uf n tWO-story
Drlck house aud frame outbuldlngs.
Terms of sale Onethird cash. residue in two equal
payments, AT olt and two respective els,
terest and secured by decd trust thu prltlty
sOld or nli cash, At option of purchaser $500
required at time Oi safe. All cUNeyantlug, 49,. al
purchasers cost Terms 10 be complied with m ten
days, the trustees the right To
aud sell the property at defautlng purchasers cost
and risk.
Guarantee certificate Of title Of the Columbia Title
Insurance %. Of II. &. furnished by the trustees.
CHARLES II. CkAGlN.
- 32l AZ 1T NV.
HENRY c. sTENAlI, JR, r.,,.,..
l224 81. NV, 1fus'oos'
WILLIAM X. DUHAMEl,
THOMAS DowI ING Auct,auaar ~" ~ m.
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sS-TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO WE'D
NESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTIETH. 1889 SAME
HOUR AND PLACE.
n15-d&ds L. Ross PEKIf. Trustees.
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MEDICAL, DC.


I AIDES WHO REQUIRE INK SERVICES OF AN
and Mrs WILSON, HOS Park place a e.. bet b and
z, Ia and III sts ne. Ladies only. Remedy 90.
ocl3-0w-
fLy slclsn ln the CITY.
can be consulted daily, 4O4 st. between ~ and On
Ste NV.
Prompt treatment Consultation strictly conndan-
taL Separate rooms for iaoies- henedy, 90; nus
Ell. Once always open. nIl-lm.
II HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADIcTKD THAT
Il Dr. BROTHERS IL the oldest - tselisll soNerns-
ing Ladies' Physician IN the city LADIES' you can
Particular attention paid all disesses peculiar
ladies' niarrled Or SINGLE Forty years expenehce.
oc26-lm'
ID FAD AND BE wIsE--DR BRoTHERs, zoe ID ST
h appeal red before me and made oath that lac 10
aud will IN all private
OF men furnish medicine, change; consults-
scTibed and sworn TO before by DR. BROIHERA
SAMIE Z. MILLS. q Notary Pablo an and Tor tbs
District Of Columbia. this Sd day OF July. 1855.
ocZO- I'm
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
MIl any case of Nervous Debility aud loss Of
nerve power II lInpsrts 10 the whole system
Male or female 900 b St s.w. ocso-lms
MME. DE FOREST. LoNG-EsTABLIsHEp AID
w reliable LADIES' Physician. can be consulted dauy
Ss5 Ts.i1 xds Sya o =, Nv Once h1ass frS
nIsEAsks OF sEcRET.-DR ooNpoRI FoRt
~ merry assistant physician % Prof. Dr. kicord q
fSri,a Once hours. 70 IL and 5 e ,SS
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS AaE THE
throat. nasal or troubles; urinary disescs cured
SsI sTXSDif0aD'x cos. Ssh and 80
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VII be sold at the BAZAAR, 40, a+0 Louisiana ave,
SAI1kDAl MORNING NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH
at TEN O'CLOCK without reserved IS head of DRAFT
and Driving Horses and Nares rare opportunity
persons wishing TO purchase.
ALSO,
About 20 secondhand Carriages, Wagons. Bugeies
Fhaetons Harness. &c. S. BENSINGER.
1t Auctioneer
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-02
NEWS NO TEs.

A social hop will be given by the Cali
fornia Social Club, at their hall, this
evening.
Santa Ana has new daily, the Tribune
1t is edited by Edgar johnson, and is
neat and newsy.
The catalogue of the Occidental Uni
versity is issued for the current year
The curriculum is full one, and the lis
of pupils is large.
There will be a special service at the
Jewish Synagogue this evening at 6
quarter before 8. The usual service will
be held Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
j. g. Olmsted has a great attraction
in fac-simile reprint of the number ol
the New York Herald of Saturday, April
l5, 1866, which contains the news of the
assassination OF President Lincoln.
The California bank has a silver brick
Of !, ,440 ounces, shipped from the Cam
bria mine, San Bernardino county.
This mine expects to ship in brick OF
the above dimension every ten days.
On Sunday next Prof. Van Tassel will
make, at Santa Monica, the most sensa-
tional balloon jump on record. He will
descend by parachute from height OF
i0,500 feet in mid-sir.
The catalogue of the Branch Normal
School of Los Angeles is issued for the
past year. 1t shows 297 pupils in the
normal classes and 1879 in the model and
training school, or 496 connected with the
school.
The next regular meeting of the Law
Students Association will be held on
Thursday evening, August 6, 1889, at
7:30 p. IN. at Judge Van Dykes Court
room. There will be an address by
Judge A. w. Hutton on the subject OF
"keal Property"
A young and beautiful girl, Miss
Minnie Scott, died yesterday morning at
Santa Monica. She has many friends
living in this city, being we'll known in
society circles. Her family lives at In
dianapolis, Ind. Death resulted from
inhammatory rheumatism.
Mr.. Joseph Mesmer writes to the Her
aid to say that the reporter misunder-
stood him to say that the bonds would
be defeated in East Los Angeles. He
sets, forth in an elaborate letter, excel
lently written, that he is not able to
form, any opinion as to the result, and
wishes 30 to be understood.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-02
USEFUL INFORMATION.

Tilbury Fox, NJ. D., the eminent medical wri-
ter, in his work " Skin Diseases" thus accounts
for the pimples so common to the face and neck.
Eating too rich or too greasy food, or too hearty
eating while the excretory organs are sluggish,
causes in most people indigestion or dyspepsia
condition, which causes the blood to move slug
gishly, which in turn enfeebles the pores. The
result is that the exuding secretions block in the
pores, which indame, each distinct infamma-
tion being a pimple. DR.. Fox therefore does
not prescribe blood purifiers" SO called, but a
Dyspepsia cure" to be taken, to use his own
words "tiH the dyspepsia symptoms have dis.
appeared." The old idea was, that face erup-
tions were caused by "humor in the blood,
for which they treated the blood, giving the min
eral potash. Hence the reason why the older
sarsaparillas contain potash. joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla follows the modern ideas of Dr. Fox,
and aims with gentle vegetable alternatives at
the stomach and digestive organs. The reason
is apparent why it cures dyspepsia and indiges-
ton, and the pimples and skin eruptions which
result therefrom, and why sarsaparillas that use
minerals fail.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-02
EDGCOMB'S AFFAIRS.
He Is Dismissed ON the Third
Charge.

he N bIsmfsbeu On the InIru
Charge.
Yesterday morning the third of the
series OF charges preferred against James
Edgcomb. the Main.street fresco artist
by F. VI. Garrett, whose two daughters
are alleged to have been led astray by
the defendant, came up for preliminary
examination before Justice Lockwood.
The offense alleged to have been commit
ted in this instance was that of an at
tempt to procure and produce miscar-
rage by administering drugs to Miss
Malta Garrett on the 25th day of May
last. The young lady in question, who
ie Is years of age. was led astray by the
young painter in February last, under
promise of marriage.
On the case being called yesterday,
Deputy District Attorney Hardeety on
behalf OF the State, moved the Court for
dismissal of the action on the ground
that the complaining witness, who was
the most material one for the prosecution
had been married to the defendant since
the filing OF the complaint, and as she
refused TO testify against her husband,
there was not sufficient testimony pro.
durable to ensure conviction. This
motion was Immediately granted by the
Court, and the defendant was discharged.
his attorney moved the Court to reduce
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-02
Anausenents. A

Tonight, at the Grand Opera House
Mr.. Robert Mantell will give play-goerl
an opportunity to gauge the scope of hi
genius in Othello, the star taking the title
role, of course. This play will also bt
given tomorrow night. AT the matinee
tomorrow, the play will be Monbars.
Next week Mr.. Chas. Mccarthy will
appear at the Grand in One of the Bravesf
1t is New ork play of the present time
sensational drama, with large vein o.
comedy running through the scenes. The
fire laddies" Of Gotham are of course
the central figures in the play, and the
scenes are those of fire and adventure
where courage is displayed.
ORver Ts0iSt has been playing at the
Peoples to good houses. Next Saturday
evening The Long Strike will be produced
for the first time in this city, with the
full strength of the company.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-02
l.. j. Rose,s AIcazar.

1t being a matter of doubt whether
Alcazar would stand training this year
has induced Mr.. Rose to let him re-
main at Rosemeade for the purpose of ac'
comodating parties who would like the
use of him for breeding purposes. Alca'
Ear will therefore be in the stud fol-
public use until February 1st for a fee o.
500 for the season. After that time he
will be Withdrawn from public service
as he will be fully occupied with the
large lot of mares belongingto Mr.. Rose
1t will be we'll for all that have suitable
mares to improve this opportunity, fol
Alcszar's colts now in training warrant
the belief that he has no peer as re-
markable breeder, and this will be tht
only opportunity for the public to us'
him at this price, and not for yea
| hereafter at any price.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-02
.he bail of the defendant on the charge

the bail of the defendant on the charge
Of rape, under which he is now incarct r
ated in the County Jail to await trial, on
the ground that $5 900 was exsrbitant
and unobtainable by his client. Justice
Lockwood, however, refused to interfere
in the matter, ruling that it was beyond
his power to do so, as the defendant had
been held over to the Superior Court,
and the case was beyond his jurisdiction.
Edgcomb requested HERALD re-
porter at the County Jail last night to
publish the following communication
remarking that it was his own handi-
work, and not that of Gallagher, as stated
in an evening paper:
To the public:
Notwithstanding my aversion to using
the public press as means of iustifica.
tion, | cannot quite reconcile myself tc
l,emaining altogether silent, in view oi
the many malicious and untruthfuI
statements which the papers have con.
tanned of late. 1t is not my purpose to
pose as a saint, by any means, but to
announce to my friends and patrons
that whatever indiscretions l may
have been guilty of, / have-as any true
man should-endeavore to make all
due reparation. The statement that
had married my wife for no other rea.
son than to escape punishment, 1 char
acterize as a base and malicious false
hood. 1 have always loved the woman
of my choice, and will do my best to
make her future and mine all that the
fondest hearts could reasonably hope to
realize. The equally absurd statement
that 1 already had wife in Canada is
easily disposed of when 1 say that my
recent action in marrying ought to put
such charges at rest, as l would hardly
dare to invite a charge of bigamy in
connection with my other troubles. As
regards my business ability aud integ-
rity, am willing to abide by the yer.
dict of those who have heretofore tested
them. Respectfully,
JAMES EDGCOMB.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-02
Criminal Notes.

A complaint was filed in Justice Saw
ages Court yesterdayby Dolores Macha-
do. charging Sylvester Morales with grand
larceny. He alleges that Morales came
to his ranch near Santa Monica on the
10th of July and stole three horses valued
at $3.50.
Officer Rich arrested Chinaman at 6
o'clock yesterday evening, for petit lar.
ceny, on the corner of First and Alameda
streets. The heather was carrying q
sack containing thirty-three new pint
glass bottles, for which he either could
not or would not account, and the officer
took him to the station and charged him
with theft, pending an investigation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-02
PERSONAL.

II. B. Wilkins, of Guaymas, is at the
Nadeau.
P. Mcintosh, of Toronto, is at the
Nadeau.
W. s. Still, of Chicago, is at the
Holienbeck.
Chss. wismey, of England, is at the
Westminster.
Robert H. Hall, q. 8. A., is at the
Westminster.
L. L. High, of Chicago, is at the
Westminster.
A. F. Merton, of San Francisco, is at
the Hollenbeck.
j. F. Brooke, of San Francisco, is at
the Hollenbeck.
9. D. Scott of Texarksna, Ark, is at
the Hollenbeck.
John Rimpau, of Anaheim, was in Los
Angeles yesterday.
E. N. Bosworth, of Lowell, Mass, is
at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. John Lane, of Elsinore, is stop
ping at the Hollenbeck.
G. w. Treadwell, of Elmira, N. Y.
is at the Westminster.
5arn'l Cochran, of Leavenworth, Kan,
is at the Hollenbeck.
G. W. Sanborn, Superintendent of the
Santa Fe at San Bernardino, is at the
Nadeau.
Mrs. DIR. J. Il. Edmunds has just re-
covered from a severe illness and is now
enjoying a two-weeks' vacation at Santa
Barbara.
Rev. A. A. Rolfe, and his son, G. M.
Rolfe. got back to Los Angeles yesterday
after sojourp of several months in Win
nemucca, Nevada.
F. M. Day and wife, of San Francisco,
are at the Hollenbeck. 1t is the same
old.time Frank Day, formerly Los An
geles Councilman.
W. II. Bailey, sr., and W. H. Bailey,
yr., are at the Nadeau. They are of
Oakland. The elder owns the Olinda
ranch near Anaheim.
Mrs. R. B. Young, wife of the we'll
known architect of this city, returned
yesterday from San Francisco and the
North, where she has been visiting.
Rev. R. Logan and family, late of
Santa Monica, are now residing in this
CITY. Mr.. Logan is temporarily supply
ing the First Presbyterian Church OF
Santa Paula.
W. E. Berson started East last night
via the d. and R. G. and c., B. and @.
route. He will visit Chicago on business
and then visit Lis old home in Virginia.
He will be gone about six weeks or two
months.
Charles McClatchey, editor Of the
Sacramento Bee; Mrs. MeClatchey, q
sister of District Attorney Kelly, and
Miss Emma McClatchey are on their
way to New York on the steamer Aca-
pulco, by way OF Panama.
DR.. J. ]. Choate, the popular physician
who formerly occupied the position of
police surgeon, returned day before yes
terday from long trip in the northern
part of the State, Oregon and Washing
ing Territory. The travel was under
taken for the purpose of improving the
Doctors failing health and it was sue
cessful in its results.
w. D. Withom and wife, Mrs. Francis
Blake, Miss Blake and Miss Ethel Pom
roy, niece of Mrs. Blake, are visiting in
Southern California. MIR. Withom is OF
the firm of Blake, Moffitt & Co., of San
Francisco, and Mrs. Blake is the widow
of the former senior member of the firm.
The party spent the earlier part of the
week in Los Angeles, aid went to River
side Yesterday,