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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
AN IMPORTANT ELECTION.
The National Reformers Win a Sweeping
Victory in the Sandwich Isla,,d,

I'F"IF IT" III" SaHuWI'h FsIafffit.
San FRANCISCO, Feb II. Tho steam
er Ielandia. which arrived Sunday from
Australia and Honolulu, brings the
news of the general elections which
took place in the Hawaiian islands
on the 5th inst The result WAS
a sweeping victory for the Kings
party, or, as IL is termed. the National
Reform party, and the overthrow OF the
existing administration. One of the
main objects accomplished is the aboli-
ton Of tho present constitution and res
toration Of the constitution OF 1865.
which practically means the restoration
of an irresponsible government
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

WAsHTNcTDS. Feb u The Presi-
don't viii leave here "Wednesday morn
ing for Pittsburgh, Pa. 70 attend the
opening OF The free library donated n
that city by Andrew Carnegie. He vii
be accompanied nv Private Sec-etarv
Hslford. and probably Secretary blaine.
and expects 20 he back In Washington
Friday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

DrNvTR Col. FEB. l7-Tbe SUNDAY
closing lsv went into effect In this city
Saturday night ~ midnight for The frtt
time In the history of the city Atla
o'clock promptly the liFhts in al The
Ga saloons went out The variety
thsstsrs, and The low dives closed with
out the anticipated tr0u blss
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

PTrTsBuRsE. Pa Feb. 17.-ft 3.
stated upou the authority ~ prominent
leaders ~ The building trades that there
~iil 20 10 strike IL This city May 'or
eight hours ss = days work TIE or
p.oYes rill be paid FOR The work done
st 50 much urr hour
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Dinner of the Ohio Society.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE Ohio Soci-
ETY. Of New York viii hold its fifth an
nual dinner at Delmonico's Wednesday
evening in celebration of the organiza-
tion of the Ohio Company, which was
formed AZ the Bunch of Grapes tavern.
Boston, January .. 1855. s.e..
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Sold to FnRlishu7en.

SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, Feb. r7.-Tne
sale Of tho Spokane Mil Company's
property has been consummated in Ne W
YORK. The purchaser is the Bank of
London, and the price 81. $50, 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

Wasprwe~oS. Per II TIE -ntt ~
nirsrssrr - 81 birthssr = Nlss s9ssr
ArfhorT t5s rnfersr cfsu per ~
vorsrs rights. vss ~elssrstee -
Ssr,u - fts Pare Horss Saturday
s~erlrr There vs-s ever 81 Tussts-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

IA PoHTE- Ind. Feb. IA jury IN
JDdg. Noves court found Francis
Prsbis. wsll-to-do fsrvleF rsilty ~
vie beating snd assessed the punish
rnsnt a. siI rnoatbs ~ ths cousty isil
and 900 FIRE This Is TIE ssvsrsst pen
ATTY ever inflicted for this crime ln this
90. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb IA syndicate
has acquired control ~ fve-si1tbs of
the capital stock OF 81 O0o. o0o of the Ne
vsda Rank, OF this city, tho remainder
being retained By Nackay and Flood
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

ST LOUIS, Feb II. samuel n.
knight, for nineteen years general
agent of the passenger department Of
the Chicago & Alton in this city, died
sunday night after short illness. He
was SO years Of age
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
LOST Al SEA.
The steamer Dubury HAs Undoubtedly
Foundered in the China ses-An on
Board, 400 in Number, Have Probably
pcrished.

SAN Francisco, Feb. Sydney pa
pers which arrived by steamer Sunday
report the arrival there January of the
vessel that made fruitless search for the
large passenger steamer Dubury. which it
was feared had foundered in the recent
typhoon in the China sea. No trace OF
the missing vessel was found and there
is now no doubt that she sunk with her
400 Chinese passengers and crew The
only traces of her ever seen were float
ing bundles OF rattan that formed part
of her cargo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
MANY PERSONS INJURED.

Serio"s and Perhaps Fatal Accident in an
English Churcb-Tventy Persons Buried
Beneath Gallery That Collapsed Dur
Ing Services es-NearIy All Severely
bruised and Five Nay Not Recover
LONDoS, Feb. Il. During services AZ
tho Bromley Independent Church sun
day evening a balcony collapsed with
ont warning, precipitating rs occupants
into the body Of the auditorium and
burying twenty persons beneath the
debris. The work of removing the
Debris occupied some time, and when
accomplished IL was found that while
most Of the victims of the accident were
severely bruised and cut FIVE had re-
ceived serious injuries. which in some
instances may prove fatal One young
lady was unconscious when extricated.
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tnrnlsneo bouscs.

4 SBi RY PARK, y. J.-DcsiraDlc fur.
~ nisbcd boarding house, and cottages to
let MILAN ROSS. Asbury PARK. y. J.
AT WfS1PDRr. Oh LaF, Cnamplain, to
~ let f.r the summer. , thoroughly fur
n.,hcd stone house, with good stable. stu.
atcd on the borders OF the lake ana com
inaMd ne me views OF the Drrcl aud sd ron.
dack Mountains. For p1rticular- apply 10
L. y. NJ, slG street. Washington. d. &.
L., RNlSfi.D HOUSE 70 rent for summer
i fnrlrNo0d liiirhWooj station. y. J. (;
Ii rooms. "a, and water: hiiu and COW )
ruiut.- FROM drlct - minutes from New
York frequent trains. Address tine oWucrl
". d. NfltNILNE. 1877 Broadway. y. Y,
or fleetwood y. J.
FOR \ PRIVATE RESIDENCE or
L CLJB-NO, >E.-TO let fully fur
nishcd on the ra~saic River less than |
hour FROM city Hail. . fine old stone man
sion. with extensive grounds ard OuthouSe>
cCarhu an will meet thc o'clock rain nom
Newly ork at Nutlcy Station, Eric l;ti-
road 20 show prrmls. s. Permit, nom Nut
ley station Agent or Nutley Heal Estate
Agency.
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furniohto Rooms.

4 AZ ELIDANI second floor. private
"A. bath rfall cN0n.a. u pifH'.
fan.-j n'af iaf. 'ontoal.nt ~ .'a..n
s TO-. 10 W. siia. "
4 H. H. ,IElNr n.lshfe Information I..
: 4 - ding ftt "i futhi N't o. Int y
90 ~ i..tiI biHi-. i,ih house, %.
adt'ILr'd obtained h,.'. - 'ru- r,i..-
'n.r. f1I patron. D.. 4. DALEY. 90
Woe ap'h-1t.
4 NlrllN rrKNI~Ni - bs'h iaflo. D..
~ 4 pthnr house. ., e.nfl ui.n oHif
."irronce irqai'f. II w l-'t'.'
I ARra front rooin nice, mrni-h,i
- bsi room -. family private. 10.
NItE y fur i-h q room pir'or no D, WIN
y D-' oi piano. 100 i..-t "oih--t.
nINATE FAMILY oGl bright s.an,
n'l,maI r,frr..ccs. 81 i.-t ah--l
- l,OND.~IOLN furnished room. south.
> crt c,pcsurc with hath and olsI, raH.
Nrrlpncc: pern.aHrnt gentleman. lDfIf.uu.
hf-t-rliss, reasonable. - last li'h-t.
S,0UARE rooms. nlceN furnished quiet
- house. tern, reasonable. o. Wet
'-ti-4f.
rI'O LIT. furnished iooo'-. private house.
laIrr wardrobe. hot ard cold running
var ga. Bats. lii La l.iih-.t.
o-TH.sT.. B. WEST. Handsomely fu-
u n.....4 ..,oad tory b1rk room other
.l.a'r aud Lali iOors rf'r'nccs.
DAD. lG IASr.-rh,. IAN office.
~ d -ifpble sunny hnrk inilDr; hot and
cold water; good cl"-ri-
OnO LrXIN'sION-ANE. Furnished or
OUU unfurIl.hfd rooms Tor gentlemen
also back pnriof and extension. .ultaLl"
,,r 4 physician: Ir.1k;st IL desired. ,i.-
Gnat location near Central PARK perinn-
n"nt.
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FOR Sale.


4 EDIl~l'f piNh t"i 70 . ice' ~
"a Up JOY gro ~. 70 l'irNp ~ ~
ifst ma al'c@ ~ nt7H, OF All k'hi'
" lew 30
....yIlt ...n,i hnuc leather bolt.
lr al. .fIar SAAt.tI.
-r.p.r- re-. p,lrl--t
....,.
\ r,.. ,,rL. noon f...'. ia u.-f..f
..,,I..r t,u De-. -,.n AZ - ltl.rty.,t roar
~
Y Ll. FALL i,nigr ,oIn'h B
- Vim i,no,n 20 WM christmas.
,ea1a'',o, ',' ,oa 90, I at :,
,,,i1..,,-- not-... +, ma. b,iyaIu " :
p,.,L . William 1T
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nlistcllnneous

LUFET q. SPENCER. 270 Gth-sve..
~ botwecn l7th AID lon sts.--UmbrcllA-
.afasols c4nes made u order recovered
snd rcrzl~cd promo, and reliable.
A HFspTCThELE AMERICAN LADY
"A wants "a chld 20 care Tor al her own
nome: nIshest reference. Mf,. MILLiK.
- West l1th-st.
A DG.P. BOOK. "How o. Keep Eoil .r-
a clean - frs- b. any adire-, mo com.
toaut.J: removes mud oil limo; rrcN'n!-
: ali. 2. foa,.ing. Lurring. JAS. g. HOItH
KISS no Libri,s-st.
% OOKS WASTED. -l.xccuiois and others
- having large. OF small COLLECTIONS Di
hanks Tor sale Niil secure hirhrst auct on
nrirrs by addressing FRANCIS l.. HAf-
PEE. Il lat loth-st.. \. Y.
ytMI. siNAlC pays mli ,aluc for iadi,s
wi cari-on clothing, iaccs. Je"c!fy, &c
- Gth-aNc.
nIXEl', Home Parlor Vapor Bath Ap-
Inrafu- cures cOld, Influenza. rh.i-
ultbla and malaria also a luxury for the
heaithy g. hard rn~ the ~ 'i"n.. !. 10 "u-a'",
W ANTED-5O0 persons who are sl"wl,
w DIVING from consumption, 10 DE cur'u
without medicine YOU can pay ~ Gay or
please call at 400 fth-aVe. VI.
:. WOKTHINGTON.
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Eel1 u1an,eo.
Afales

Males
~ APEElLNtED lie Insurance solicitor
- wanted 80 pr cent commission. NJ
-ir,, bt letter. y. J.. ~ lIoVN NJ fh'
% Newest.
II YOu ARE OUT or EMPLOYMENT
o. wish ~ maze change, call Al IN
Old reliable Metropolitan Agency positions
procured for bJOkkccpsFs. collectors. clrthn'
islr7incn, iort'rs, raci"r-, driver, eoach-
men, -tihlrmen. NAtchmcn useful men,
farm hands. f"dmstcri, cooks, walters hrr-
mcn and mechanics new orders every man
NtlHppDLl1AS AGENCY, Isb Is way.
WAIrtH WANTED. nom ~ ?, H.
w rnuufr, OF restaurant, ton hnl' W.
l'gr, iJfh.st a-d NJ q on-at,', ait'r II
o'cioca. =. u. StHlrII RI: Ms"'s'''
w ANTED.-A Jewellcr, new Ihart
w good stand small means low irlt'
WHITE B =. HATHEWAY. Stamford, Cohh.
~ ANrED. -ENpcri,nccd state SPECIAL
w and local agents TO reliesent ,hs - "A !.
IiONAL HOME BUILDING MD ~ \
ASSOCIATION our agents are n'hihe
money. Address. with references. naming
this paper. !. N. CLARKE oc0ie"ry'
BlOOmiI. gt0n. Ill
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Etlp Wanleo.
Females.

Females.
ID KLSSMAkER wanted and young girls.
- Mmc. ADRlENNE. 2Go West 43d-st.
y II. MACY ( 90. r.qnlrc milllners ac.
hss customed 10 fine city work
Nv Az IED.-foung Prot. slant woman a.
WATTS. and chau.b, rh.3ii. 20 assist
WIN washing and ironing. Call before |
O'Clock. III West 7OLh.,t.
w tD.-Lady AGENTS FOR new rubber
uncersarncnt Indispensable t. l1dios
PROOF re. Adcrr,- LITTLE & CO., PIG
tlark-,... Chicago. Ill.
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Gin 6cuses Go Get.

T. LEGANT RESIDENCE. repIete with
- - ever convenience possession. OWNER,
10 Last l29th-st.
To LEI -Inrce.stofy high-stOop brown
fiea,an lave, near llGth-st. +; only s5O per
Honsh TO responsible party. OWNER. IL
sast oGtb-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
Ccnnlrn Real gslaie Go .cl.

A iTRACrIVE desirable home, wtei,
n summer; Hillside iious". Montair
=. j. to let. plr,ll furnished - r'ly-
NJ rOOn :. gro inGr. hcIlt4. palrehJg r.-
nunerx,ive. Address W, - lliiisidssr.
4 3l-EOOM HOUSE. ;prn.'hed %
"A miles; arrcs, boat ara raj siOO.
chaiming cottages scaf ID" ana ltad.
.rOm ~2i 1880. choice ian-. nan sue
L.. A. DALEY. - West 31th-st.
FOR EINI.-In best pant ~ Nc'fk.
J. y. j.. a 4 rifaDle fe-iicnr" Of - ltf..
with all modern improTrIcnt-; VIII ldfor
a ccntccl bOafding-ho.-o II desired rst-
ci1s, location and surroundings. MN at
50 JOhn-st.. rear once, l.. moor
f,KI fNNIgU. CONN.-Over 80 ~.
NJ ni-hDf and unfufnirhcd houses. onl
300 - 50 .ro. ANDREWS s. HDSWlL.
Fast i2d-s'.. n. V.
- UNIT. y. Furnished and uur.
- niaMcd houses 10 let. for SEASON or sr (;
Investment properties for sa!c. 10.
POTTER opposite station.
6, PtRIOH CD1TAG E.-Twclyc ro,s
- Kitchen extension four rOOns on he
incst beech IN Connecticut, az Nadbn,
Conn. For terms address ". y. HODNS,
care o; liant & Eaton, 100 6th-aVe.. NY.
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ErcssMnklng.

A NINE. STONE BROS, $3.50 oth,
N ave n,ar 3Jd.nt. fnellsh l1ni"-'
talIors: walking suits from tlS nj guar
snteed also ball and ev,ilng ntcsSeS
mourning orders promptly eNccuI'u.
A FIKST.CLAss DREsSMAk Err wishes
"A u got work at home or y go out. Miss
SCHWARTZ, Jio Last 'otb-sI.
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LlrrssmaklNQ.

4 LII STYLES DRESSES; perfect fit
"a guaranteed jackets. tea gowns,
wraps English walking suits; terms
r's"nablc. COOKE NOrmcry with Mrs.
Dirk, l5j West i5,h-st.
4 NDKEH ECGl.N ik.--l'srisisn drass-
"A ma~rr- lat.st and prctas,t sly .cs
iauics' materials taken or FURNISHED. irst-
class worA guaranteed moderate prices.
lyi W"st 4sth--;.
II RES n a * i-K -rirst.clas. litter and
. draper "i.he, more engagements by the
Jay experience In cI.iug houses city rel
eiciico. D., 250 Wet 2sd-,t.
HfSsMAK EK.-Good. quick drc>, m
i>n.f wishes more cugdgamrnt> by the
e't ID private families; naHe> over nicely
aNv -nhVto references. Address Ms.
hi'N M 2i3 East 4.th-st.
II it>>MtHE. -Fii,t-ca-s cutter and
- ht"f viii 20 out hv the day or week
num- = speciality. Miss A., .6i 5d-aNe.,
near 2lst->t.
II .t,>NAkER.-By the day terms.
~ - ~. 10 Eas, sGth-st.. Jsnitor's bell.
II NEST. most recherche Franch designs
Mold. l.3 East 77th--f Perfect IL. mod
csats prices and per-on,l attention gwen to
Orders.
r. lRSTtLAsS yRESSMAKFR 10 20
L out ~ daN best r.f,rtnccs - to = =
day. ll9 rasf 1-in--t.
HiNi>ON DE CONFIANCE.-HiN
IVA IN it MICHEL. ~ West i7th->t.. I'm
"iNr; summer. t.atel.ing, street dresses
iaal',' material taken.
NINE. ANrOiNErrf. lie West 18th
W 81, Importer PARISH dresses for girls,
10 !, year. ever, description Of dresses
iron" customers material at short notice.
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Bnelncs8 Chances.

4 -PArENr.-> small novelty. suitable
"a Tor street p.ddlcr- costs cents viii
i,tail for 20 cent? price 1900. FUTILE
4 Do"NiNC. ~ 'Groad0ay
4 fih~r,LA>> cot NIHY STORE
"A Bu,in,~- 80. 900 yearly: ~ 900 cash
required. half on time an unusual oppOF-
ounitA sualahtcr' this. FUTILE 4
DOW NiN'' III Broadway.
4 FOR SALE Machinery. stock and
y. iNtnres % paper-boN factory 20 yoai
.tdb.ish,d, good paNins business price
! -l-.rur. IL TILE 4 DOWNING, III
broadway.
| 4 OPTIONAL capital procured for bust
"A ness purposes, Investor, alt isrd with
ont chafs'i. OF d. rabbi opportunities high
1T commercial references t'ilG''S 4
CARLETON. Brokers. .0- Broadway.
A FlESr-CLA>> BAKERY In the coun-
~ r., pI.ce 81 300. worth $1,000. AUG.
niLDlnlANp;. E, Lrdl,w-,t
A EVERLASTING INVESTMENT.
"a patented and approved hy rNprt en-
ri"."r- moderate t. tho>~ Who VIII FUR
o ,r m,p.' e4,@ to s e. % me 1 trer
-on-~t.. lloboncn.
Az ESTABLISHED manufacturing bust
"A h.,- ba~'d OH patent, good, -oij %
Uc building trade. olrr- . !i'I amount
Ni 40 iur -a.r on very iaNpribir term 3
pfo. %. a. 90 o., n~-d in extending hu-iu'~-
ror .mtcul,r- aa3r',, Tt TILE 4 DOWN
lNr III Hloid"ay
IL OokPINDtKN. -Karc chaicc. tho old
ID c~' iu u.c United STATE, for disposal.
MIA rNtul", AID IA. hluriN oh-n' >. goVl .
declining health Of ifoii .etor. NMts T.
" ALN ~ liln.iNrt anl Jacob IT..
Il ,riIAL lFD 20 pnt n use a lers
y simple and practical rl.lo1f to- For
f.l eNu'snai On, addrc>, RAILROAD TIE,
Tribune Once.
hINTl~r pfII(E A, less than ,,lu. o.
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Gea! estate 10 Grrhanae.

ThE ADVERTISER would exchange his
= equity o. $1,000 Invested In first
siias. IMPROVED CITY property. for free and
nssf city lot. Box C3, Tribune Uptown
Vnce. l.23S Broadway.
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Brooklyn Real Estate.

H. OR SALE.-TwO 3-story fat: good
.ir'e,. near BG>hwick.aNc. all Improve
ment, "a fixtures cabinet trim having
~ Der cent two block, from Gate--aNr l.
''at'on price $500 OWNER 20 lIar.
mOn->t
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flats Go fct. MninrnisheO,


4 ST S1CHOLAS.ANE.. south OF I 33d-
"A. st.-~ina.e apartments large ROOMS.
richly decorated steam heated private
PARK II Nou desire elegant ard refined sur
rounGincs for 80 10 $40. inspect carly.
40 to AZ st. Nicholas-a,c. Apply 90 jan
itor in III.
CENTRAL PARK. WEST 80. rs. near
I c2d-st. directly opposite Central Park.
To lNt. ELEGANT suites ~ : large light
ICONS; elevator. hot water &c. rent,
= GOO per annum: concession IN rate until
september To desirable parties. Apply on
premises.
CIGHTn.ANE. No. :. 595. corner l3sth.
II ~t.-S Light rooms: halls caiP'ted; ali
in rro,omep.,: rent So 80 allowances
THE "BLACK" BUILDING.
81 jth-aNc.. cnts1ne, Fast 2Sth -.
Desirable bachelors apartment. Jth-aVe.
corner; sunny. hca;, elevator; 10 to 4.
TIVE FIFTH AVENUE 5th-aye.. cor.
4 s5.h-st. elegant suites of apartments
q ten large light rooms and iath with
buffers pantry passenger and fright ele.
vator. Inquire on premises.
vruE BALTIMORE. 1910 East i0th-
si.-Npli tmcnt,. 40 70 no possession
MAJ III light; stcaIn-hcat hall boy.
4. +. HoiT Co. u East i.d--t.
TO Ltr.-A lonesome apartment IN the
DalhouSic. hHfh-Sf.. hrfw"cn 5th and
Cth-avcs., overlooking Central rafk hon--
il absolutely nfclfOO: and select ~ al 10
appointments apartment can he seen from
= 70 ; 80 y. III. Apply on premises.
u cry pleasant apartments 10 small
family. S3s Gth-a,e.
= TII-AVE.. Io4S. cor STth->,.- ELEGANT
- ana tmcnts rerf.c' $500 10 81 500 IN
med late possession. Apply Oh pr misses or
CrTH->r.. between 5th and H,h a>c-.-
d. Elegantly furnished uaf'or floor for
physician or dentist Adde'S PI i,N y
NfNT. HoN l3. Tribune Uptown OGlcc.
..3S BROADWAY
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flats Go Get, Furnished

- :.
IIANDSOMELY furnished nat 10 I,
III reason1biy; would sell furniture hg
UAINEsS bel. I OIL eth-ave.. COR
5eLh-st.
DAHTY going abroad viii sublet eicnt
furn.shcd apartments for SIX mons.
Apply 1915 East 57th-st
-s-..
For other -~sl estate sds. sec 11th %.
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s,racs ono Carriages.

:. ii ANeGAu. 4 : ,c.o;3;our.sr.
A. 2 81 , 80 pHo q t n.I best class.
tIiSsplIy,ION VIC OIL As,e
LiGiIf We iORlAS'
~ c.r.. Two Wheelers. La ndsUt.
ffsetcns. Pau Cart. lAnosus,s
stsnF S.'N-s tH'srE ROC hAWAAS'
po~f|' EXTENSION FRONT.
wA6ONE1J rs,
ILpOl WAGONS,
CURTAIN EOCNAWANs'
OUR PAL EMS
OF BUCK .OAIBo. pnna.
o.t surrcys. 0ak Wa-onJ. OAK ss n
- c-ps.-cnger blackboard. o,k
ERy"StSbcuds, 4-psssenscr Buc lions, Ion.
poTL OTHER PATENTS IN SSO
BOARDS. ,r,nos
.,.sle pusls. Trplets. all kinds o. fp'jST
sTt NOVELTIES IL OAk ,ANi az
f0E one AND TWO hv;n'iI .cat
w1aOES .fGuT VEHlCLhfs'
'''N for estate and country d rnlt.
mos WagOas surrey NdsOhS
}aaiSs' pns, tons. ys-a-vls o,sAs
1sent Stages, "a. Wy 80 90, Ions.
SlirT ihsrtOns, oaf- ...oDs
Io"4 NJ, oo..S' Fancy Vehicles:
'NISiATURE TRAPS. hLL KINDS
FOX ChlLp ~; diversified as
Making the largest aiic n,s' rqqas,ia states
f0f'oVIT - % niFFERENT Sly LES,
Y0Vi,~'r PrlCES FOR PROMPT CASH
Don't purchase c'.r.iage IN TOWN.
q a9 H.ilo yS2 ny fyp u wNN'Ri'niEooMs
OVER 100 o,,,
SrcoyD.HAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
81 YLES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
domestic 5i.natlons Wdrteo


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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-20
LEGAL.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
UNDER EXECUTION.
M G. BATCHELLER, PLAINTIFF, vs..
W. Henry Anderson, defendant.

w g. BATCHELLER, PLAINTIFF, VS..
w Henry Anderson, defendant.
Sher1ffs Sale. No. 1,221.
By virtue of an execution issued out of the
superior Court, of the County of Los Angeles
State of California, wherein w. c. Batcheller
plaintiff, and Henry Anderson, defendant upon
judgment rendered the 10th day of September,
A. d. 1882 for the sum of 81 ,194. 10, in lawful
money of the United States, besides costs and
interest, have this day levied upon all the
right, title, claim and interest of said defendant
Henry Anderson of, in and to the following
described real estate, to-wit:
That certain real property situated in the
town OF Arcadia County of Los Angeles, State
OF Calfforn Ia, and described as follows: All of
oiock 69A, according to map of said town,
recorded in book 16, page 58 miscellaneous
records OF Los Angeles County, reference being
for description and also $500 shares of the
capital stock of the Santa Anita Water Company
as appurtenant to said property
Public notice is hereby given, that will ON
| Saturday, the 18th day of March, "A. d. 1880, ut
IL O'Clock m. of that day, in front of the court
house door, OF the County of Los Angeles, on
Spring street, sell at public auction, for cash,
lawful money of the United States, all the
right, title olai m and interest of said defend
Henry Anderson of, in and to the above
described Property. or SO much thereof Ga may
be necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy said
| judgment with interest and costs, ETC., 70 the
highest aud best bidder.
Dated this 10th day of February. 1890.
M. G. AGUIRRE,
Sheriff of Los Angeles County.
By A. M. THORNTON, nder Sheriff.
Chas. L. Batchelier. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-20
Police Changes.

Three more changes were made in the
police department yesterday, consequent
upon the curtailing of the force. Officer
N. B. Appel, who was formerly stationed
during the daytime at the Commercial
street depot of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company, has been withdrawn, and
will in future act as bailiff of the Police
Courts, combining with his other duties
that of interpreter, as he speaks German,
French and Spanish fuently. Officer
Valencia, who has for several months
past handled the ribbons as driver of the
patrol wagon, will from today divide the
honor of pstrolling broadway" on foot
with Officer Collins, and his place on the
box will be filed by Officer Rowan, who
was formerly the conductor of the wagon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-20
CO.PARTNERsHIP RENEWAL.


The co-partnership heretofore existing bet
ween E. L. stern, Leon Loeb and B. Stern, all
residents of the City of Los Angeles, and doing
business under the firm name of Stern, Loeb
& Co., in the City and County of Los Angeles,
and State OF California, having expired on the
first day of February, 1890 is hereby renewed.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our
hands, the 1st day of February. 1890.
e. L. STERN. (seal)
l.. LOEB. (seal)
r. STERN. iseal.)
Los Angeles, Cal. February /, 1890.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ss
County of Los Angeles. ss'
On this Sd day of February, 1890, before me-
N Lindenfeld, a otary Public, in and for the
County of Los Angeles. personally appeared E.
L. Stern, Leon Loeb and Stern, to me person
ally known to be the individuals described in
and who executed the foregoing instrument,
and they thereupon acknowledged 70. me that
they executed the same.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and official seal, the day and year in
this certificate first above written.
(sEAL.) N. LINDENFELD,
Notary public.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-20
The Hescuing Com mittee.

The following names have been added
to the list of donors to the Young Mems
Christian Association building fund
Mrs. S. M. Cool, Walter Duncan For
rester, Smith & Mckinley, M. H. Merri
man, Jr., M. E. G. Munday, F. M. Par
ker & Co., Miss Ada Smith, Fred III
Tarrant, G. M. Wells. The account nov
stands: Total amount to be raised by
March Is, 1890, 100000; amount re
ported at noon February 18th, $16,
23s 95; amount added to noon February
10TH $45l. 80; balance to be raised, $43,.
500 55. Cash subscriptions from forty
nine persons, $7,915 As; real estate from
twenty persons, $S.775.