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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29
LEAGUE DIRECTORS Met
They Sustained the Investi-
eating Committees
Report.
PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS OUSTED.
Palma Clubs Head Pin Tourney
Lorillard's Pool Experts
Sporting Notes.
PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS OUsTED.

The Poard of Directors of the Jersey
I w.. s-. r,-,....- T $3.50 ,,otd a,
SisS 4AuaDeur Owing HeaSuo =
protracted and important session last
night at Holstein,s. corner Of Bergen and
L,ajr,,,,,,r $1,000
al iiioAii' AVENUES
Inc interesting question Win whlcn
they wrestled was the action of one of the
cb,J,s II, na,.sis.o,,ti,, ,,laxino, a man who
i,I = = -, -.
pau oeeu ueclsreu 10 oe d pfolesstohai "
the Investigating Committee appointed
by the Board and had been rejected.
,rh ,,,,,,t.,,a -, -, nv,
ne conlnllttee were hoo preJuulceu ny
hearsay testimony, but accorded the
player q fair and impartial hearing be-
fore reacbino thar decie;on and the
8 arm ,vas ,,rors9'ntlv notifad
ms d;roctore csaraf,,ii1 d;scnssad tha
mafter md edbarad 70 Tho definition of
,,i,-oy, ~ atstad ~ tba
fine the T,aasna e1 ,ya sali1 forn3e9 and in
which an the deleootes carefnIIv ac.
oniesced
II is that INV, man who hoe l,o1vlad for
n ,nanau staia s,lbatho,. NJ he ri ron
f tr;b1s+a5 ~ ~ - ~, 80 i ,,,,ofs
sio,,ai hosyIs, W., - tha niractors Iaet
8 frigbt accented tbis "a tha i,osis for d.
feTmi,ino tha stat,is If tbe men con
fo,.,,d e..s 91 =, 'ii a. t;,,
If tba f my T tpo MI aud
dec;dad Nv a n5s 1Di unta that the
,snrasantativa If tha iute,.esteo cl,1h vas
avcnsed fro,n voting that tbe co,nn,;ttee
was I.igbt in decIarino, nsyid Cree, 70 he
on ;nsliaitIe ,eIorra1 Ed sbo,1d ut ho,,e
~ sS.Nessts I ~ i - +. ~,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29
RAILROADS,
Erie Ra,,roaa Tim. Tnbrs.

ExA9 RAILROAD Time TABLE,
a TICKET OFFICES-40I ST. u.s. s57
aA a., 4 Broadway n,ssa l5 sa Bowsry ! Bat;
"a 4 York; Isl Fulton street It. s ss; ds%
%3s3J{xnkZ 107 broadway, Williamsburg; cor.
A#WW uer Newark and Hudson Streets
H Hob p.- and tio, new STATION Jersey
car and orders for e6ec e
nd Of S s sao o s o fains
Us q m- IS ESpress Pullman Baffet drawing
room coaches to Buffalo. connect at Hornellsviile
A solid Pullman train q day, dining and sleeping
Chicago without change. Pullman sleeping coaches
e Cleveland. Cincinnati and St. Louis. No extra
dis D. m. 'daily~Chcago and Grand Trunk Ex-
ing coaches 70 Bufralo, Niagara Falls Hamilton.
London, lansing. Battle Creek. South Bend and
Rochester. arrive 40 4, m.
$50 2 M daily.chicSgo Express Pullman Buffet
town, CORY. Meadville. Youngstown. Cincinnati
Stations on orange Branch. week days. si5 a. M
1888 S2S e&I 5;S5. sl2, , li$5 p M sundays. s;45.
TO Prospect street. e. Orange Washington street,
orange. Llewellyn and Main streets. W. Orange,
t52. SIS $50, SAP. 1861 D. m -
kuthsrford and Psssaic. week days 4;l5- s9o sls.
$50. 4. 49, ssh I0, S:2s, 6aa us. IA. Sis ioAS
RE no ss a s l sg U.s. S "a s U o g. %
l2is midniaht. additional trains to Passaic. week
Paterson Sst Nv week days a5 500 sa H. so5 as
lUaS e. mr. i2;l2 noon, l:2, 2Oa, S3S S2l, $40 $50,
4I2 ~, 49,, 499, 5l2 59 5a2 552 Sol. 6:2l 6:2s,
ga s s ~ a. viz io4S r M 2S midnighS
s:0 e45, IA, s59. 9:l5 1912 p: M, 1913 midnight
Newark and Peterson via Newark. week days. 55s,
s s ST. ~ os 1910 S md a5 a s SUM- as
s;lo a. M, SAT, 647 Sis, l0l5 D. M
Mdgewood ana Sunern. week DAYS as. 500, sos.
s12 l0;i5 p NJ l'l2 S1S 3s2l Az b:l2 54s. 6al 642
.;lo sou lusa3 p ms l2l3 midnight Sundays. 500 So,
lQ43 a. M, 200. AS and 6A5 p. M, 1918 midnight
Also 70 Underwood. week days. SA5 q. M. 4s45. 5sA
zig esU p. M; Sunern. 3A5 D. m.
NeW,nnnr1g ana Gornwan week days 800 $40 a. m.
Goshen week days So Sos. go a. los a. a. M, ia
saa 49,. ~ 7:la $50 p M Sundays 500. $50 s2a
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What a noise Sarah Jane is max
ing up stairs, Mr.. Turtledove re-
marked TO his spouse as a sound of
revelry by night with Incidental
crashes of furniture came from the
attic
''Yes, my dear Mrs. T replied,
Sarah Jane will insist on sitting on
all the chairs in her room at once"
why don't you take some of them
away"
Because there is only one, was the
somewhat eXasperating. reply of Mrs.
T. --i'ittSbitrq DiSpatch
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.


N. g. & H. r. r. R. CO., Lessee.
Trains leave West Fortysecond street station New
York. as follows and fifteen minutes earlier from
foot of jay street. N. r.
West Haverstraw and intermediate stations. 1872
q. M. As. 4S45 D. m.
Cornwall Newburg and intermediates stations
*l0.15 a. M, Ills +4.S, 1885 *6.$ *1l.45 p m.
Kingston, Albany and intermediate stations sta Is
Wis, 1925, +llsU a. m. 49, Is p.
Utica and intsrnediate stations, ISIS. 1855. +fIS0
q. IN. IS Is, q Is y. m.
Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Sus-
pension Bridge. Hamilton. London, Detroit Chi
cago. St Louis and the West, +3.15. 1885 a. M,
1915. 49, Ii p.
Toronto 49.55 a. M +i.15. ss.15 p.
Montreal ana Canada East 47.15 q. M. s515 p.
*Daily. +Daily, except sunday fDatiy. except
Saturday. sDaily to Kingston
Trains Jersey City, p K. X station for Utica
and intermediate stations. til 20 a. for Albany
and intermediate stations, +3.40 D. M; Hob0ken,
West shore station. I'll 20 a. n+S. 40 p. m
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Detroit, Chicago AMIDST Louis.
For tickets, time tables and full Information, apply
at ofices:-Jersey City, Penna X. r. station;
Brooklyn, No. 1888 Washington street, Annex
office; foot of Fulton St. No. 7s6 Fulton street.
West shore station; New York Nos. 81 $685. 785 942
Broadway, 15S1s Bowery. 70 Park place 6S West
One Hundred and Twenty fifth street and West
Shore stations. foot of West Forty second street
and foot OF Jay street., N. r.
Westeott's Express calls for and checks baggage
from hotels and residences.
General Passenger Agent, No. svanderbilt avenue,
New York.
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Their wives Went WIN Them.

The Central Bowling Club had jolly
time on Fnller's alleys last night. The
members brought their wives and sweet
hearts and had a merry meeting.
Mine Host Fuller gave gold medal as
prize and spread a fine collation.. The
ladies decided, without dissenting
voice, that they did not blame their
husbands for spending few
evenings st the alleys and
promised now they know how pleasant
and benehcent the meetings are not to
scold for absence to attend the bowl
ing games. provided the ladies
were not forgotten and receptions
similart to last night were repeated at fire.
quent intervals. The members were so
thoroughly pleased with the success of
the initinl ladies' night that they gladly
consented
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Public Notice.
REPORT No. IS OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COM.
~ nissioners Of Adjustment. in and for the city
County Of Hudson under and By virtue Of the pro
Visions Of Chapter Of the laws Of 1886 entitled
OF arrearages Of unpaid taxes assess.
IN Cities ane Of hs sae and d
levying tax, assessment and lien in lieu, and in
ment thereof and to provide for the sale of lands
subjected 10 future taxation and assessment
died report Of their. proceedings relating to and
affecting delinquent land. described followE TO
Block s4s, lot 10 Beach street.
FLOCK 15S, lots Alb to 1B. Central avenue
Block i2a1 Plot 10 Van Reypen avenue
Block 5Sd, lot q, Cottage street
Block 1851, lots TO 4. Woodlawn avenue
BLOCK S41, LOT IS Golden street
B sock - lG's SIDE se6s ana see'' ayes
Block So, lots 10 and H. Fox Place
Block 9SS, lots % 10 u, Toanele avenue
Block as, lots and . Grand street
Block as lot IS Montgomery street
Block 2s6. lot i, Jersey avenue
s Block 5Ss part oflo ~. Cottage street
Block 2O5 lots 10 i32, Montgomery street
Sea View Terrace, Wayne street and Cornelison
BLOCK 49, lots II and 49, cornelison avenue
Block sis, lots to rs to 81. Railroad avenue,
Monmouth street and Wayne street
sock sss los o on e sgenSs avsnu
Block a2sll, lot X. Clinton avenue
B s ss ssi lots lot I epd NJ Clinton ns avenue
Block 1894 and Us. lots A. B. 5, and :, caven
I BLOCK 5o14t lois o.. u, 80, Arlington avenue
Block 27s lots II. 70 Linden avenue
Block SIS lot ~. Madison avenue
Block.749 lot y, Pnlisade avenue
Block 74a lot ~, Palisade avenue
Block 10 lot a. Palisade avenue
Block 167 lots II to H. New York avenue
Blocks 20 and 23l. lot ,, Bergen avenue
block 1903, LOT ID. 'AvenueE
Blocks I4js and 1905, plot b. Avenue
BLOCK 1405, lots so a. Garfield avenue
Block i401. lots TO 10. Custer avenue
Block i4o5. lots II TO &c. Custer avenue
Block 1tfa, parts OF lots 81 q Avenue
block lill, lots ~ TO "a Avenue
Block 5i2, lots aud II. IS communipaw and Mad
ison auenueA
And the said Court mas nxen saturday. the nth
day Of january. 1870, at the Court House. in the
city Jersey city. at ten O'Clock In the forenoon.
ast the and place for hearing any objections
that may be made TO the assessments, charges and
Hens liked and certified by the Commissioners OF
Adjustment In said report, when and where all
PARTIES interested therein may be heard.
DENNIs MCLAUGHLIN,
clerk cf the Circuit Court County Of Hudson.
Dated Jersey Cisy, n. J.. December y lssh
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29

The individual pool tournament of the
Lorillard Debating and Athletic Assoeia-
ton was continued last night at Mas
ticks rooms on Grove street near Second.
There were several well fought series and
clever shots were numerous. The tour
nament will be resumed tomorrow night
and will terminate on Tuesday night
The scores at the close of the games
Inst night were as follows
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29

HOTEL FOR sALE-THIRTY ROOMS pffp.
nlshedt bar and fixtures comniefs, nee. RI RI
sr , aepct and FERRIES a bargain + IL ~
sfVkLk. No. q Montgomery street. n Van
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29
BOARDERN VI NTED

~~-.-~ ~-(-s,4 = :. --~--l~---<
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS: HOME COM
u forts. No. 65 Grand street.
ENRoNT HALL Room TO LET WITH BOARD,
u No i5I Grand street
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR GIN
Il tlemen: also table board; convenient to cars
and ferries. No. las Fourth street
TIMELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD !;
a Suitable for two gentlemen opposite park.
West Hamilton Park.
UNFINISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
Il board. No. 225 Grove street.
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
board No. 135 Grand street.
T ARGE, WELL FURNISHED HEATED ROOM
IL for two, It'll without board. No. i3I
Wayne street.
nNE SNUG HEATED RooH WITH OR WITH
" out board moderate rates. No. 1874 Wayne
street.
DLEAsANT, HEATED ROOMS, WITH BOARD;
4 very moderate terms No 80 Sussex street
pleasant, WELL FURNISHED, HEATED
i room. with board; terms moderate No. 49,
Wayne street.
pLEAsANT ROOM WITH GOOD BOARD. No. IS
Ocean avenue.
DLEAsANT ROOM. WITH GOOD BOARD. NO.
Il 43 Ocean avenue.
T)LEASANT LARGE AND SMALL FRONT ROOMS
L heated with FIRST class board; table board. No
"a Grand street.
ID DOM FOR ON EoR TWO GENTLEMEN WITH
" board. No. 2S2 Third street.
HOG GRAND STREET-Roosis WITH BOARD
10 also table board.
OtJ GROVE SrREET-sEC0ND FLOOR FRONT
81 4 parlor for young couple or two gentlemen;
gas and heat; with board $40.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29

IHb- LOufnament VIII De resumed ON
Monday night. Five hundred trials have
been made. The competition will be
lively next week, as several of the players
have big totals for one or Two games and
will be anxious to roll up five big games
TO get in as one of the winning qlintette
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29
,STEA MBOATS.

LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONINC-
n TON LINE-The inside route Boston. ss Prov
Island and Massachusetts leave New Pier sc, N r.
block above Canal street. at $50 p. m. Sundays
excepted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
NEWS NO FES.

There were 700 people at Coronado
Beach last Thursday. On Friday 400
more come in, making 1,100 strangers
there for yesterdays fetes.
The foyer Of the Hollenbeck hotel has
been greatly improved by moving the
clerks desk back to the rear and making
more room for guests in front.
In a communication appearing on the
second page of this issue NJ. W. Conk-
ling explains the position taken by Wicks
and Wood in the DR.. Barber affair.
The name of the man who succeeded
in breaking up Mr.. Kessler's domestic
happiness at Laguna Beach few days ago
is Short, and not Cook, as was stated in
the first report reprinted in the HERALD
from the Santa Ana Free Press.
G. M. Heintz, of the Pacific Rural, has
bought out his former partner and has
taken in Columbus Type, a practical
farmer and business man, as his associ
ate. His right-hand man is Mariner j
Kent, formerly an employee of the
HERALD.
A. McNally, contractor, has completed
the contract for the brick and stonework
of the Orphan Asylum to be built on
Boyle Heights, near the residence of Mr..
Hollen beck The contract covers $751;
900. The total cost of building will be
about $150,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
The SnperYisOrs.

The Board of Supervisors have conf
pleted their work Of equalization, but
will remain in session for few days
longer to corr ect any clerical errors in
the assessment list that may be called to
their notice. The board have stuck to
their task with the nerve of Spartans,
and have gone carefully through the
books. Tommy Rowan wanted to 60 off
with the Sir Knights to San
Diego worse than he ever wanted
to go anywhere, but he stayed
heroically at his post, and lent the aid
OF his great experience to the work OF
eQualiz alton.
A new Supervisor will have to oe ap-
pointed later on, about the end of Sep
tember perhaps, to replace Mr.. Little
field, whose services have been lost to
the county by the creation of Orange
county. The new district begins at Osca r
Macy's house on Alameda street, and
runs along Alameda to Mission street,
and out Mission to the city limits. In
the other direction it runs out Bellevue
avenue to the city limits. Outside
the city it takes in Pasadena, and all the
township north Of Los Angeles city ex-
cepting Calabassas and Las Virgines.
The Republicans are talking of naming
Oscar Macy for the Office. If they do &c
the Democracy will be obliged to put ur
a city man to stand him off. James Han
ley, of East Los Angeles, would give
Oscar all he could do to keep in sight o.
him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
PERSONAL.

Chas. q. Bales, of Chicago, is at the
Nadeau.
J.W. Orr, of San Francisco, is at the
Nadeau.
J.. W. Kelly, of New York, is at the
Hollenbeck.
F. M. Haight, of San Francisco, is at
the Nadeau.
S. a. Pinkerton, of Salt Lake City, is
at the Hollenbeck.
A. C. Garvin and family, of Oakland,
are at the Hollenbeck.
P. Volkert and wife, OF Cincinnati, O.,
are at the Hollenbeck.
E. B. Ryan and A. Mann, of San Fran.
cisco are at the Hollenbeck.
B. A. Taylor and family, of Kansas
City, are at the Hollenbeck.
George Rice has gone up to San Fran
cisco for visit of week or so.
Mrs. A. Lusk and Mrs. R. Johnston,
of San Francisco, are at the Nadeau.
Patrick Fogarty and Matthew Levy,
of Prescott, A. T., are at the Hollenbeck.
Patrick Dennis Wigginton, father of
she American party in California, is at
the Hollenbeck.
We learn from the Gaeetta di Venezia,
Italy, that DR.. De Vecchi and his wife
are now visiting that city, and that they
left for Los Angeles on the Sd inst. DR..
De Vecchi was the assistant of DR. Bruno
in the clinical medical class at Turin,
and was the honorary physician of His
Royal Highness, the Prince of Aosta.
In addition to being frst-class phys
ician, DIR. De Vecchi is a thorough gentle
man. He practiced for ten years in San
Francisco with great success. He will
be great acquisition to the medical fra
ternity of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
A POWERFUL TRIO.
A Law Firm in Exceedingly Snug
Quarters.

Quarters.
1t was somewhat of surprise to many
the other day when Brady, one OF the
Cuddeback burglars, was sentenced to
only eight years in the penitentiary, when
Jordan, the other robber, had got twenty
years. 1t is freely stated in legal circles
that Brady's light sentence was largely
due to the able manner in which K. A
Ling, Esq, conducted his case, and
to the powerful plea Judge
Ling made in his behalf.
The firm of Shinn, Edgerton 4 Ling
are doing a good deal OF criminal busi'
ness these days, and naturally the re-
porters seek news items quite often,
The firm has just removed into new
quarters, and a HERALD reporter, call
ing there yesterday, found one OF the
best appointed law offices in the city.
The members of the firm are W. ID.
Shinn, who served with distinction as
States Attorney in Illinois; Calvin
Edgerton, one OF the most, eloquent
orators in California, and K. A.
Ling, so we'll known in all re-
spects from his long residence in Los
Angeles. The firm has secured those
bright and we'll ventilated rooms, mum.
bers 8, 4, 5 and 6, in the Redick Block
on the corner of First and Fort streets.
With their pleasant situations, new fit
tings and fine legal libraries, there was
an air of business about the premises
that was striking. The firm is taking
the lead among the brightest legal lights
in the city. As one of the firm said to
the reporter, "We have set up here as a
permanent thing" The firm will be
heard from.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
Criminal Notes.

Jane Ward was sentenced to ninety
days in jail for vagrancy, yesterday, by
Justice Stanton. Jane is an old-timer
and has only been free from the clutches
of Jailor Darcy about week.
Grant Black, Joseph Guyorvich and
A. Walderick we're fined 81, so and SIS
respectively, yesterday, by Justice STAN
ton, for disturbing the peace. They
got into row in saloon at the corner
of Main and Third streets. Friday night,
and went out into the street to finish the
fight. The cause OF the trouble was an
unpaid debt of Is cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
The Curculio False Alarm.

George Rice has made complete in
vestigation of this section for the dis
covery Of the plum curculio reported from
San Francisco to exist in Los Angeles.
From every inspector in the county re-
ports have come in, and not specimen
Of the curculio has been discovered.
Mr.. Rice says the report arose in this
way: Some one, a stranger here, visited
the flower gardens and nurseries
of Mr.. Compere. He found
bug devastating the garden, and thought
it was the curculio. This tenderfoot jour
neyed 10 San Francisco and spread the
report. The bug in Compere's nursery
turns out to be the armiguS talleri, or
rose beetle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
"For National Cooperation"

At the regular meeting of the National
Club, to be held this afternoon in Turner
Hall at 8 O'Clock, Judge Gottschalk, a
we'll known gentleman of this city and
one prominently identified with the
leading interests OF this community, will
address the club on the benefits to society
that would follow the adoption OF the
social reform of national cooperation.
Rev. D. V. Bowen, of Ontario, will also
read a paper on "The Coming State. E"
As at the last meeting a number were
turned away on account of the lack oil
accommodations, the management have
procured more chairs, and hope to seat
all who come but, if the audiences in
crease, larger hall will be imperatively
demanded. All are invited, and all are
asked to give their personal opinions
during the time set apart for general de-
bate. Investigation, discussion, diffusion
and education of the 'idea" is the object
of the club, and criticism as well as
praises will be cheerfully received.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
MrS. O,NetI,k Illness.

A very large number of people in this
city will regret to learn that Mrs. John
O'Neil is lying very i'll, but with little
hopes of her recovery. Mrs. O'Neil has
been the picture of health until few
months ago, when she was taken ill, and
since that time she has failed very
rapidly. 1t seems to be species OF very
rapid consumption. Mr.. O'Neil has
been most assiduous in his care of the
beloved companion of so many years.
His friends all ardently wish for the re-
covery of Mrs. O'Neil.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
A Card.

beg to announce to the public that
from now on l will be able to make suits
to order from $50 upwards and pants
from $40 upwards, and still be able to
retain our high standard of workmanship.
Fall goods are now in and l am showing
goods which cannot be equaled on this
Coast. While thanking the people for
their patronage in the past, l can guar
antee them as fine work for the future, at
lower prices. Resp ctfully,
w. l.. GRowALL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
PLUMBER STORE.
Great Sacrifice Sale Summer Cloth.
Ing, All Must 90, Prices NO Object.

Great Sacrifice Sale summer Cloth
Ing, All Must 60, Prices NO object.
seersucker coats and vests 75c.. regular price
81 so.
English mohair coats and vests 50. so, regular
price 81 90.
French flannel coats and vests 81 so, regular
price 81 SO.
Pougee silk coats and vests SO so, regular
price 81 co.
Boys clothing stock m ust go at any price:
Blouse suits, in blue and gray S5c., regular
price 81 SO.
Boys flannel coats and vests 81. 90, regular
price 81 80.
Boys kilt suits 81 90, regular price $1.75.
BOYS knee pants suits $1.00, regular price
81. rs.
Boys all wool suits So 90, regular price
So so.
Boys heavy English corduroy pants Use.
regular price 81 so
Boys long pants 75c., regular price 81 so.
We guarantee above prices one-balf other
houses ask, as above goods are manufactured
at our own factory, 81 and % Walker street,
New York. PLUMBER STORE,
10 North Main Street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
Undeltyered Telegrams.

At the Western Union Telegraph Of,
flee, No. 6 Court street, August 10Th :
Mrs. NJ. A. Harkins, Miss Bella Ballin-
ger, Peter Sloessel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11

Ex-Mayor W. H. Workman has a few choice
business lots for sale on First street formerly
Also avenue) between Cable Railway Co. Is
power house and the' top of the hill. Call on
T. E. Rowan, ia y. Spring street. for prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11

Notary Pubile ana Commissioner
For New York and Arizona. &. 4. O0biB sor
la South Fort street. Twelve years expert
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
E0ls Butter,

Ardenter Mustard, sold by all grocers, will
please the greatest epicure. For thtfty-six
years the standard.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
BORN.


Artesia, Los Angeles county,
Cal, August 9th, to the vile of George
Frampton, son.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
Parties Who Are About to Blu

Will do well to call for figures on their lumber
at either OF our offices before purchasing.
SCHALLERT GANAHL LUMBER COMPANY,
First and Alameda streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
EOyfe Heights,

The nearest available residence portion of th,
City. Fine residence sites for sale by 7. E
Rowan, la n. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
w. J. CoiviII Will Lecture

Main street, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
August 14th, 18th and 10th, at p. m. Subject,
August 14th, Looking Backward, or Co.opera.
tion i'll the Year 2000;" August 18th 1.-THE
Ethics of NatioDalism." p. H.Whiting, the en-
inent cornet virtuoso, will appear each even.
ing. Admission, 25 cents; or three lectures,
so cents.
w. ]. Colvill will also give three converse.
tional lessons in Spiritual Science and Theoso-
ply Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, August
14th 10Th and 10th, at 2 80 p. m. Admission
free; collection for expenses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
A sirst-Class investment,

Treating and Filling the teeth q
speciality, by DR.. C. H. Parker, 20512 South
Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
ltIiSUEs.t.ANI4U1S.

The best. Seymour ( Johnson Co.
SherU floor paint.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-07

4 correspondent sends the follow
ing propositions which VII perhaps
puzzle those who have never before
saz- i'm.