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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
THE THOMAS ESTATE.
PARTIES INTERESTED REQUIRED To
ANSWER ctRAT0R'S PETITION.
TIE ESTATE yALTED AT OYER
f224,00o.
ENTHUSIASTIC CELEBRATION OF EN-
MEt's BIRTHDAY.
Proceedings Of the Various Courta-Citv
and ruhurban News In Gen
srai-iocsi briefs and
Personals.

IN the Chanccry Court OF the city Of
Richmond in the suit Of Bette Thomas
Lewis against the curator of the Thomas
estate. the following decree was entered
by Judge Fitzhugh
ION the motion OF the defendants,
Mann :. Quarlcs and West Il Quarles,
late curaiors OF the estate OF William \
Thomas, deceased. that the petition
rendered by them herein on the 2d day
of March. lSsg. be now allowed io be
nci and the other parties 80 ihis cause
be- required 10 answer the same. IL l.. by
consent OF parties. ordered that the said
petition be- hlcd and that the parties to
this suit. other than the said curators,
answer the same on or before Thursday,
the ,ih day of March. 1889
The curai0rs have fled with the clerk
Of the Chanccrv Court an inventory of
the estate which is ~ follows
Cash. Slf96iJf; real estate, Sls,l5S-
80 furniture, sc, Sj52 stocks, S2.3Oj ;
T.. II. Pollock. 81 Sis A Grant, 5000 ;
J. l.. Darlington. $3.50 j. ~ Parker,
II .J22 30. e. =. trenshaw. $3.50
Drewry ~ Co, SlaG225O Moore.
-htiuNllhl 'uNl'Hf F'fl"Nf 81. thi'h
aux. $500. j. T. Branch. $3.50
" \. Hammond. slG5,3O. b II. Nash,
= .3a5. ! RTaake. S2,Gl8. ! Hollgafe,
5000. " o and j G. English s22lo.
{. j. Spies. 5000; r. a. Crenshaw, u.s.
900. ] Godiard S4.2s.50. b Brlel
trustee, 5000 G. G.. Chafin, 81 400 Ann
VI Deane S2O35: Clay DreWry, 5000 L.
y boswell $4,000 j. II Din
ncen. $3.50, j Harvey Sdl5j ,
". \. Mechanism, - 500, j. Phillips,
trustee, $l9j; t. p stacy $1,000 Ihax-
ton & Watkins. 500. Clay Thomas.
$40. Robert Winston, S,2l5O. A. H.
Drewry. $1,000. $. b. Hughes, $3.50.
j =. Coles, slG.60iOl; total, S224,69O15.
The estate is Thus shown to be worth
nearly quarter of million of dollars,
as the greater proportion OF the above
debts due the estate are believed 20 be
absolutely good.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
HiGfii CIT q.
Charter Grantcd Nc.terlay.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
Judge g. H. Wexford. Jr, granted q
charter, Incorporating the fIvgeia iub
Tho purposes for which 10 is formed arc
for the promotion OF social and literary
intercourse and bcnoy0lcnco among ii,
members
The capital stock Is io De NOT less ihan
$500 nor more than 22O0o. and fo De-
divided into shares of $40 caclL
The said club Is authorized to hold
or lease any real or personal estate. the
real property not to exceed ouc-helt
acre.
The place of business and the princ.-
pal Office of the club is 20 be az so. jl9
east Marshall street on st any other place
to which they may choose 90 move The
club has authority 10 adopt a con.tiiu-
ton. by laws and rules and regulations
The officers for the first year are Pres.-
dent, Marx Nelson Vice President, John
krOuse. Secretary. G.. T.. Hewitt. Mana
ger and Treasurer julian hiuher
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
Russian Immigrants Charged with In
iaWfu Trespass

lawful Trespas.
Squire CHM, at Henuco County Court
house, had before him yesterday TWO i'm
migrants from Russia-Jews ia religion
-On TWO warrants.
one charged that Elisha CARRIER did
"unluwlu.ly enter and trespass upon the
premises oi. and enter his dwelling and
did take and carry away tho pendulum
weights ot his clock
The second charged that Abraham
CARRIER did "unlawiuliy enter and tres.
pass on the premises OF and carry away
the pendulum Of his clock
The party who made the complaints
and swOre out tne warrants was spencer
Reed tie bought clock from the ped
lers and paid : - on it. owing seventy
i've cents la default of the seventy i've
centa they made the trcspass under the
general idea that they owned the prop
efty. and IN ignorance ~ the fact that
when they sold property wholly or par
TALLY On credit, they did SOD at their own
risk. could not cross the threshold Of the
purchasers house, or touch and remove
his property without violating the crImi-
nal law of Virginia
The oiiense was committed on the Goth
Of November last, and the warrant WAS
sworn out on the 2lst
The magistrate found the parties
guilty OF unlawful trespass, and fined
each o. and costs Their counsel took
al appeal
ON complaint OF Ennis Dickerson.
commissioner OF the revenue OF HenricO
county, squire CHM issued TWO warrants
against Elisha and Abraham for ped
ding without a license, and selling and
offering 20 sell clocks, pictures, and dry
goods in the county OF uenrico contrary
10 law
They were arrested and bailed for
their appearance before the magistrate
Tuesday, March l2th, in The SUN OF $500
each
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

Nj Z p Murphy, prominent Re.
publican business man OF Richmond. got
his revenge yesterday. When Cleveland
was inauguraied four years ago all the
factories in his neighborhood began
blowing their whistle. ia exuliation. and
he remarked at the time thai
he would yet even. Yesterday
promptly at y o'clock he began
blowing of his steam whistle and kept
II up for an hour. The noise attracted
considerable attention in the neighbor-
hood, and in reply TO all inquiries Mr
Murphy said he was getting even and
celebrating Harrison's inauguration.
As no one else followed his example.
the conclusion is plausible that there i.
only one Republican in business In Rich.
mond. Happy city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

The following were the arrivals yes
tefday no The different hotels
HOTEL DoD,0S - Henry Schwfi.
1er Virginia John Riley Ca
csgo. ~ J. lleasant.. W a.
Leroy clly. A. Faulhabey Virginia
Miss Emma hnnsr Sew York > s.
Farken and WIFE, Toronto. Cauad4 Jos
Douglass, siaunion VA J. Connpy
Virginia ii T. iuutermu & MoMur
ray. s. II Melger Nw lorh John
Loughsn FianA Bmnlgan Nm D.
Reed. h Fox, Philadelphia. Riclall
Coaies, +. S.mrkct % O. NucgeL
Orange Is J Louis Barnes. Henderson,
y g. T. A iuhani, Buchanan county
- X Craig, ~tountou, va
DAVE HoCsE.-C " Fam,r D T.
Latham, n Hirsllurg Philadelphia
John NJ Phillips. ST. Lous n 81
Joseph Kansas Dly II Juier Chicago.
e. = MiesenCer j haffm4n. New
York Charlie Z Eckeu, Scranton. ls
Timothy DriscOin, SaEiOn fa. Lew g.
II. DimmOck. Sayre. Pa LeNl ~.ierl.
Baltimore. J r Harkef. Irlelion. l's
" Ii Thornton. d , Carson. New
York
MuRPHrs "a 8 Dalton Sew York
J. Clinton Raner Lyncihlrg J. J.
Tyres Front Valley Judge A T. Staple.
Martiusyiile Va. VIM e. Adams. NcA
YORK. ID keudef North CuOilua. Vs.
Il Foursman, New York j. A Arnold.
VIM. q. Harrison, + S Nicholas NtW.
ark, NJ l.. Could, Finishing. y = John
q. GO-siln James RoJ .e. Philadelphia.
Pa vs. ii. Biiling-ley, Harrisburg Pa
f. L Fry Boston. Mass, G ID - l-e6
seabrght, : j + q Blake. C.ae.n-
matt
AMERIcAS.-Alired benson. New
York. T. j. Drehsugh. -tM1tuH. L.
Hope, Nirgiuis. I e.. SAa,eI iiuga,nol
Springs, va. e. q Bos7iuk. Nla Louise
Steele, Richmond George 81 Morton,
Virginia IS NanWinale. New lofa.
r \ Bailey, Baltimore 7 r. Turner
Virginia j. j. Moon, SalfviIe. Va.
Jul-1n Palmer, Findiay o. James 81
Williams, Charl0tiesglue. H. - Low
son. south Boston D. Cummings. Boston.
a. nolmsiram New York. b T. WI.
liams. Corning, New York James
Holmes. jamestown, W. T.. A. l. Bar.
ham, Richmond. G. " Buisl. Philsdel
phia, W. + Gordon, yirsinis. VIM. n.
Namely, Philad, lDhis. James &. Ma
nicely. Brooklyn. II c. Henderson and
wife, New York
EXCHANGE And BALLARD - Albert
HeTndon. Memph Tenn }. l. Wright
New IorL. Lewis GROCER, uasel. New
York; A. X FuIson. Boston. r. w.
Clifford and wife, brooklyn, Sew York.
Il. Il. White, Haverhul, Mass. Ia.
ward Hecker C. ". Mead. Greenfield
Mass j Ii Bowen. Fall River, Mas.
". C. DeArmond. g. L vs. Armes
Phlladelphia I \ Young. New York
j b McClusg, Philsdelqhi- Frank l.
New York. John Vail and
Sew Yors James C. Galush..
II. A Alhouse, Pniladelnhia. j Gal.
loway, North Carolina; Mr. and Mrs i.
W Farrell, Philadelphia, II W Fuller,
city G. Norwood, Edward I. Evans,
South Boston, Va; r.. Dillon, Indian
Rock, Va; H. I Wi.oorn, New York,
Ernest Jonion, Bodsubach, Austria. j :.
Mundy, J g Mundy, Newark. y. j.. II.
b Wiuship. Norwich. Conn; j. ".
MoFrissy, New York. Fred NJ. Page,
Gloucester couoty, Va; Mrs. Jno
Miss Wilson, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jno. NJ. Crawford, Slsunion, Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

The following deeds of bargain and
salo were recorded in the Chaucgn
Court yesterday
William l. CufshlW o Leroy l.
Brown, go feet Ola ihe south side d, Cod.
din street between Hickory and Calhoun.
$3.50 Sarah u Palmer to the c.iy oi
Richmond 6d feet on lAe south side uf
Marshall street between Nineteenth and
fWenty-irsi 5000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

The New York Herald OF Yesterday
publishes ia small caps the following
telegram from Governor Lee:
RICHMOND, Va, March 2, 1850.
10 u, Editor Of the Herald
am not quoted correctly in your edi-
torisl 10 day. Republicans at the North
told me negroes should not be allowed TO
hold office. ! did not say So We object
to the negro holding any Office carrying
with il the government OF whites II
otherwise, We do not object. know
positions filled by negroes whose duties
are most creditsbly discharged
FITzaUGH LEE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

After the address had been ordered
printed the first committee that was
called MAS the Committee on Streets. and
under this head the following ordinances
were adopted
The Postal Telegraph and Cable
was allowed permission to
erect poles in the city and place wires
thereon, with The various conditions
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

Joseph Bryan and Wifc ID William n
Beyerdge $50 feet on Cary sflrrt north
west corner OF strawberry $1,000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

That hacking cough can be 50 quickly
cured by Shilohs Cure. We guarantee
OWENS X MINOR DRUG Co
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

r.HfI.|IfHfa ||..IN I.NHI'II. f|I.|I'N ArN.I. ~
80 80 f.....n and Nc-sr. " n
tai'ts 20
Curtis. OF MARSHALL ara. o. 'i" Mann.
~ lIer hoN - bate, OF jackson NJ ara
T.t.' .rfr.f.. of the nr0coctiurS of Che
DOT. q" ID.
lasi meeting Niit tN'" ''N" 'f '"' ''. "a
and aUNrffo after which iIc clerk Dee
j.. .,..f 81. ,t.,.,..t. ,,,l..o.rr hrf nn
motion OF Nh Gum tNr reading Wa-
.........,.I..f D..f ff.a. lla1.ara tp4a ordered
r
20 hr lihtrd ih FtH'' "i't toi" hHH 80.
frihnfcl among thc members The fol-
r...,.., 3D.. fn.. fff tH1f of
lNl NfioN Nir@N'E.
NrrIrr OF MAYOR.
p.rr..,v.. "A Nafr. 4 f.sl
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qulfDmol oi ilc eii} Guar .i' nav 'n'
Donor on .lNHIf flN i'ilu"inf 's0ncia state
20 u- of llcs uaHon ana 'oiiii 'on ~ i.r ,.is
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Tho rre1f event % frC wear was me Erpoal-
tiou " tho NluIris Agriculture. 1ut
.lt.h4uIlaI go lntI. which alf .rf.. ls au O.-
l,offu.f . never before Cuf0sel o. ~ tuII au
ratrnt fal soc olspay O. ths pIClue ; CA our
rs.fear -ElI tOucCa.i d in our municipal
bfforv tn- n.nu Ifnurlt with mDr, nf
pl ri fra ud rlrIt t0 our De, pie. ana almost
g.lfvdtr Dr.n4. additional tN.fc. re ~ los
taIur o, Hl. lmuul When It's mauarer- 90
ru.i.. Ufl..fl sfi. fler L.unSlfil.t tl s. should
I41.rotnt, flIIs.f extent tine to operation 0f
tbs tlt. puIL0lfc-
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
COM N0N COUNCIL.


The Common Council was c'llcd 70 or.
dor last might 80 go o'clock hy the Pres.
dcnt. 49, o. j. Campbell All tho
member we've present except Isaac ".
Cartcr. ot JACKSON. and Nc-srs. V. RI
Curtis. of Marshall Ward. John Mann
Of Clsy Boyal~t bite, OF Jackson Ward
The minutes of the proceedings Of tho
last meeting were then read by the clerk
and adopted. after which thc clerk De.
IAN 20 read t.c Mayor sage, but on
motion OF Nr Gum the reading wa-
SUSPENDED. oul the message was ordered
20 hc printed .n pamphlet form and dis
frihgtcd among thc members The fol-
lowing is flc frl feNf of
.,.r. .-t.rDrff4 NreeAgr-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
NM MILITlR4.

Every city should foster ana encourage the
military SPIN OF its y uug men. Iheir Or
gan. q. tIDu INFO companies should be -tluIu-
lrted los cordial -ympathy and generous
support 80 stronger guarantee OF the safely
OF tho lifa and properly q. The citizen can be-
Aau than is found III the OK lstcnce OF "a we'll
organized corps OI volunteer Troops Ihclr
presence rs often enough 10 prevent seIlOls
disorder Inl hlCCdshoi.
Me- gave leo oar military last year only
-42tO, SUM iusIsnincan. when compared
With tle benefits received. An armOry for
the ~tuait Horse Guards and ether neeied
Improvements should be- prov lded Tor our
ulunIteIs. f0 whom Orr appropriations
should bee generous and uusiintcd rs the
patuotlc aud uuselllsh spirit of tne Young
men who compose our military Orcanlza-
zion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Established by Robert A. Mayo. i,oo. ora.
majors OF che style and name Navy lolAl.
Co. Nayies a specially IN all siles. ial IN"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

ono oi the most important subjects that
cnn e. r0te the attention OF the Council Is
+ The hfaItn of fhc citf.
We have fHr many years been exempt
from clidcw.cs which ln other communities
htNc destroyed the health and lives of tho
people. orr health authorities are dong
ml cn with The means 40 their disposal, a.d
t behoofe- Us 10 give them our hearty ~
operation.
Iue removal and safe disposition Of Gar.
tf-., nIgAf-.oii and dead aul mails - one al
Nlv ho>l az uhils. Me questions This depart
mrnt mas TO- determine lonr Committee
Hut Board OF Health UuYc recently bad uu-
der consideration the feasibility OF the tt-
.lfucfoI tN ure Cd! The vase OF theclt..
ou hl-n cicInutorics are i'm use I'm some OF
uuf NDrtiefn ard Western cifief, aud IT,
upon examination they should be found 10
tN. uWplisu lltlr de,i ! would unh sit.-
a. El} uiet their erection here
The condition OF @hoekoo creek is a con-
SANITY increasing menace 20 the health Of
zoe cltN. Hul hope you viii nor long dc la.
tNu resumption of WOIh u Nun 10.
" ZEE should nave ln Richmond an emef-
t'hrN io-lllai, hnd h- soon %. our financial
condition il Justify lf Wauit recommend
l.l appropriation Ion it. establishments
would earnestly commend To- YOUR care. .
iui ptiu-Hl iuc annual reports OI the several t
Apartments. which are herewith submitted .
ana .f-c 1NN 20 examine them before max I
Dog Nnni annual appropriations. They con-
taiu much valuable Information md mnny .
Wise recommendations which YOU should .
consider btioit dlsp. sing Ot Tie revenues for /
luc neat year failure % DO tai. VIII al- I
most inevitably lead 10 additional
expenditures. winch might have been
avoided Dad You kuOWn The needs
t "i th' depar meuts before maxi
ID. prov nu Tor ANY. When Won shall
nave patiently considered the whole stun.
iilni ll.u decide Ou your alprOprnt 'uu or ]
linlhcU. AND when YOU have divided YOUR
revenue q. your best Augment may deter
itr tufn receive tOinuke no fufther nppfO-
NHlHf .0n~. except sf tl Ne the health o. ~nfDix
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

There IS no officer il our cry Government
Who = such important an varied .ftsf IS
Committed 90 DTS 80 D. .iH eh % a. our CITY IA
yltef, a"d lticnm ud s. fortunate ic having
$50 that pos fiun Colonel ". l.. tutshaw. whose
"tihiy, XIII a4d flcal and ptr.Orr infer-
ny make ain toe peer 0f ny (l.y fnsiutDr
an ,hc iand. come CJuc,pu % OF the cafonf
~ t ". tNl'ulr ~ his work ga De- formed
. when u is - fncnDerc1 tuat be mas under his
car 10 iiiie~ ~ -ffe T. public pirAs eu.
,ssS.ns >" neier. tine perf sion 4 the er,c-
y ~ ' ~, he" Wy ltnli, The general over
!v' nesip efcfs department ami other d,,.
Ties 700 nuy,fous Tor special mention.
STREETS.
Nothing add more e. the beauty ana INV
able values on city than well paved str,.ets
ano whilst II is true that we have not been
ao1s ~ accomplish as much IN that direction
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

1le Police force hos been Increased during
fhe yelt by IA, addition OF sixteen IN u,
making Inc number now on The rolls one
nuudI "a.
Major John I'oc. b.. Chief OF Police. tn his
annual fe .off. sf itrs fh4t the number Of ar-
rests ior loss WAS Oulg 22I moro than la the
preceding Neag. Notwithstanding the fact
Do oui city during tine Exposition was Vls.
rd DN iundr.d lis OF thousands Of people
whilst the ordinance Violations were MANY
hundred less tnDu ia So
Ine Police force OF Richmond in personnel
AVID disoip ine is equal TO tsat OF aay othof
American city.
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TOPSY TURVEY.
The CelOred Meeting Called by
Louis Jacobs.

The C0lOred Meeting Called by
Louis Jacobs.
There was a sound of roaring and
cheering last evening in Justice Austin's
courtroom, where the colored men OF the
city were gathered together to take &C.
ton on the proposition to appoint R. @.
o. Benjamin, one of their number, to
serve as United States Consul at An
tigua. The meeting was called for avery
different purpose from that to which it
was finally put. Mr.. Louis F. Jacobs,
the gentlemanly and affable former janitor
of the City Hall, does not believe in Mr.
Benjamin, and is much shocked that he
should have received the endorsement Of
Representative Vandever for this appoint
ment. In last Sundays HERALD there
appeared letter signed "Voter," which
pitched into Mr.. Benjamin with great
severity. In the next issue OF the HER
AID Mr.. Benjamin responded in kind,
carrying the war farther into Africa, so
to speak, by ripping Mr.. Jacobs up the
back, assuming that he was the
man who wrote the letter. Just
why these colored brethren, all
of Republican proclivities, should pick
out Democratic paper in which to air
their differences does not appear, unless
it is to be laid to it's general merit as a
dissemination Of news; but 1t is fact OF
history that during the last campaign
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A Military Hop:

The dance given by Co. A, Seventh
Infantry, N. G. c., in the Armory Hall
last night, was the most successful affair
of the kind that has been held for some
time. 1t was an invitation gathering, and
as result none of those obnoxious char
acters who always obtrude where the
general public are admitted were pres
ent.
The hall was handsomely and befit-
tingly decorated. The National colors
fosted from the stage, the galleries were
draped with bunting, and on the plat
form a campfire was burning outside two
tents, the idea being that the company
was out picketing. All of the guard
we're in full uniform, and the hall pre-
fented very brilliant appearance
throughout the evening. An endeavor
was made TO bring the festivities to close
by midnight, but it was somewhat past
that hour before the dancers could be
persuaded to depart. Great credit is due
to the officers of the evening, who were
as follows
Committee of Arrangements - First
Sergeant H. 9. Miles, CorporsT J. H.
Keller, Corporal Tom Brady, Musician
J. Amer.
Reception Committee - Captain w.
G. Schriebar, First Lieutenant Ro Will
hanson, Second Lieutenant j. w. Me-
Pherson, First Sergeant J. L. A. Last,
Sergeant F. Bland, Sergeant F. A. Mar
tin, Corporal VIM. Brady, Musician j.
Ames.
Floor Manager Private D.. ]. Cooper
Aides, Corporal Chas. Richie, Corporal
James H. Cassidy, Musician ]. Ames,
Private G. H. Ruch, Private Jno. II.
Richert,
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WANTED-AGENTS.

G7S TO $3.50 A MONTH CAN BE MADE
ID y working for us. Agents preferred who
can furnish horse and give their whole time to
the business Spare moments may be probably
employed also A few vacancies in towns und
Richmond, Va N. B.-Please state age and
business experience. Never mind about send
ng stamp for reply B. F. ]. 4 Co. a3 wed 6m
NTANTED-LIVE, WIDE AWAKE AGENTS,
w male and female. for every town, village
quick selling works. Big commissions. Apply
for terms, ETC., and engage territory at once.
PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING CO.. 121 South
Spring.st my14 Inn
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A Corrections.

The name of the eminent Scotch Di-
vine, Rev. William Garden Biaikie, was
incorrectly given in yesterday as William
Gordon Blaikie.
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NOTICE , 49,. =, , ',
CHANGE OF BANK HOURS ON SATURDAYS.

~
The undersigned, comprising all the Banks
of the CITY Of Los Angeles, agree to close the,r
respective places of business at TWELVE tlzl
O'CLOCK NOON ON SATURDAYS, on and
after JULY g, 1889
Farmers and Merchants Bank,
ByL, G. Goodwin. Vice-President.
Los Angeles County Bank,
BY John K. Platter, President.
First National Bank,
ByJ. M. Elliott, Cashier.
Los Angeles National Bank,
By Geo. H. Bonebrake, Presldeht'
Southern California National Bank,
By VIM. f. BosbysheI, vice e'PresioenV'
University Bank,
By r. NJ Widney, President,
Childress Safe Deposit Bank,
BY A. d. Childress, Manager.
California Bank,
By II. @. Wilmer, Vicc-President.
Los Angeles Savings Bank,
By L. g. Goodwin, President.
Savings Bank OF Southern California,
By K, #. Spence President.
Security Savings Bank and Trust Company,
BY ]. Sartori, Cashier.
State Loan and Trust Com PAM OF Los Angeles
By S. B Hunt, Secretary.
East Side Bank,
BY Uri Embody, Cashier
NOTE. Savings Banks viii open on Saturday
evenings as usual. jel2 I'm
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WANTED-WEAh estate.

MONEY ON HAND Fer BARGAINS; CITY
Nl property L. SCHMIDT, 16 S, Spring st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
DUY EN- WHEN THEY'RE Low. Ola
ID monds, watches and jewelry M. N. Low
ENTHAL, No II N. Spring st. my23 I'm

business CHANCE-$1, 900 WILL BUY
ID the furniture of 25 rooms on Spring st..
near Second; owner will rent premisesfo for $l4o
per month; all but rooms already rented, OF.
ices, etc. for nearly twice amount OF rent
asked; call and investigate for yourself Apply
WILSON & DE GROOT, room Is, 3219 ..
Spring st. js4u
JyTANTED-A CALL FROM LIVE BUSINESS
w men willing to buy State rights fo- the
and sale of the Frazer's Famous
Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food, provided we
are able to show the article to be good and big
money in it. Call at % W. Third st., COmpany's
salesrooms, or A. c. STEVENS & CO, 10 w,
First ST., and learn OF the extent OF the bus1'
ness. Only few States rights more for sale.
p / CHISHOLM manager iel1 2t +
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w. HI. POwER,s COMPANY

ONE WEEK, BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE II
ENGAGEMENT Of