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Real Estate,
For Sale,


For Sale,
No. Gs Sixtccnth Atrcet.
No. iRI, i;llo bllp- Aitest.
only four lots lott IN James Carney's heirs nd.
di,iei., ncColleeh street, at $50 each, aud one
nj $500,
Lots on Wcizel street, 1870.
Lots on Warren street sJpU.
Lot " itet front Oh eouth FrJnt street. Price
81 coo.
No. f57 Fourteenth street. new frame house.
No. iUti ChAplIne street. brick house, ground
a half lot 33xiI0 feet, S2,ito.
No. l'tanh ~ Seventeenth htteat.
No. l0ah MCCollcrh street.
l1,0 Met olloch Affect.
No. III, EDF street.
NJ. .Ep. 2Ias and 1910 Main street.
No. 2lij Main street.
No. ESQ Main street.
No. 2E6 MAtn street.
No. Il and 30 Twenty-slzth street.
no, ah,0 vain Stttet""........-.........-......S 1,a00
NO. "a. Main LOCO
10. N md Is Twenty tlth stteut...-...... 1000
No, 2'hi hiiey eco
NO. .IE3 Wood 100
No. sol! Chaplinc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,i00
No. In Twelfth strtet.
No. % FOrlh ETOnt ktre,t. -
Lot No. |, S0Tth front street.
Frnlnc houte on Ohio street. near South Huron
street.
i~:Ishteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
wAtI. ~
FOR RENT.
Store room and cellar, No. 2a,i Main street.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, U. 4. claim Attorney, l6l2
Market street. | have long experience In
prosecution OF pensiun claims. Soldiers their
hivantnge to employ IN attorney at homo In
pFeirenre In one IN Washington. D G. Hnl2
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s3551fO: highest sl9..c; lowest sSs%c: closcd n al 20:
sat q, osUo barrels; charters 1905 ta5ye,s; rims
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Metals,

baApfoap, Pa. fcpt. S.-Opened at ss1tc
h1shest A3s'; lowcat s3S,c; clearsucea sUJ1C
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II II.

or N. A. DAUPHIN
Washington, D. @.
By ordinary letter, containing Money Os'e,
Issued by all Express Companies, Now York Kx.
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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North Main St, School

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,
The second annual session will begin MON.
DAY. 10. A graded coor,e Of IN
.truct!on, based upon Natural Deyelonmeut
10Th OF mn and body. Will continue to Se care
fully pursued. Sn cial ADVANTAGES offered o.
children who need careful indivIdual assistance,
Children received between tbs ages OF 1 and 10
1ether with ulnl French Included In the regular
course. Drawing aat instrumental Muhio' also
provided. Careful attention given TO tte forms,
Hon Q! correct habits Of speech aud tn the l,o o.
tlc voice. STAN mGring and other I'm pediments
natural law. Cal!sthenics aud Singing excl.
s!fe'. accompanied by piano. Terms moderate.
For circular, call upon or address.
MISS MAE BELLE HART,
an9 g Main Street,
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A "leather.bao turtle that was esti,
mated to weigh 1000 pounds was caught
near South Thomaston, Me-, a few days
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FINANCE AND TpADp.
Tho Features OF the Money and Stock
81 ...H '.a.. .. Markets.

~ aI.H '.a.tN Markets.
New YoRx. Sept. h.-Money GU call Arm,
ranging from ~ to i. ycr cent. last loan Il rer
cent, closed At u per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Ga7 per cent. sterling Exchange steady
ut as2xai 80. Sales Of stock, were i2o.s57
shares.
The great failure Of tho frm oi Sawyer. Wal.
lace 4 Co. was the principal subject Of CONVEX.
Milon In Wall street to-dky, aud tho general ex.
pcetatlOn was that the stock market would sell
OIL upon tho bad news. The .Course Of prices.
however. gave 10 indication that the failure had
any iniiucncs upon tho market ether one way
or the other. Tho day brought forth no levei.
Opinobts, aud the thRrket was m Hat az II had
been At any time, the operations IN thu gfnnyefs
being confined within worry narrow limits, with
tha rt.ult OF tho disapptatincu Of tho late &C.
tiylty IN them aud the display Of n iirmer tone
Ia the aGncmi market. A itttie pressure was
brought to bear upon 81. Paul, aud Rock lslaud
NJ one time showed considerable strength, but
tbs dealings Ia that aud the pra.gets gave no
evidence thAt ANY Important interest was trying
10 accumulate. Even sugAr ilelnsrlts were
dull aud stAgnAnt. Illinois Central was promi.
nent In the afternoon on 4 report that II change
OF Infringement was asked for. TIC market
closed rather heavy a. small concessions from
last nlght's figures ns n rule.
Railroad bonds dullrr: kalcs si0l, COZ.
Government and State bonds dun and steady,
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TIE OLD CHIFF0N[BR,


French Translation. D
My Louis Nv. chiGonier is q very
handsome and graceful piece OF iusni-
ture. 1t is inlaid and polished, with
locks Of Furnished copper, and always
seems to be smiling, as il its red and
whits moseics were merry rosy lips.
1t was given to inc by my praudmoth.
or, who inherited it from her grand
father, and verify believe that it once
stood in a boudoir OF the palace of Marty.
Never was an innocent little piece Of
furniture abused and rated so mercilessly
az my chiifonier was when l CHANGED to
think Of 1t n day during my sojourn
ut the PiIieus in Greece. You will no
doubt ask why l thrust my trembling
hand through my hair and cried out
Miserable idiot" without stating
whether the epithet was applied to Inv.
self or to my chifloDier. Good heayenr,
the only wonder was that l left a Single
hair on my head. Judge for yourself.
| had been go fortunate some time
before-as to be loved by the most charm
Ing OF women. l shall not ATTEMPT to
describe her, not even by the color Of
her hair; it is sufficient to say that for
two years l called her my angel" and
Upright image OF my dreams."o At the
end Of that period l allowed one Of my
friends to say to me, in speaking OF her,
How could you be such a fool?" She
sent me back my letters, and I neglected
to return here, but putthe whole lot into
n drawer CT my old c%hiuonier, without
thinking to turn the key.
That chiGonier was in my room; nv
room was in my mothers chateau; my
mothers chateau WAS eight hundred
leagues away, in the middle OF Provence.
In setting OF unexpectedly on a diplo.
matte mission, l had completely forgot
ten to destroy those remains OF an at.
tachment which had been delightlul-so
long as it lasted.
When | accidentally called out the
memory OF those letters from some oh.
acure corner Of my brain, l started up
in surprise and shame, for ] knew that
my thoughtlessness nightseriously COM.
promise woman who had done moth.
Ing to deserve euch treatment at my
hands. l felt that my conduct had been
unworthy Of q gentleman, and in q fine
frenzy | rushed out OF the house, in
CURED for the first steamship bound for
Marseilles, took passage, and listening TO
nothing but the voice Of my COINCIDENCE,
returned to France.
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tfstfpteuE.

NEW vahE,, SEPT a-pe,mlcum, opcned arm,
ent ai:e!,wards tho market sagged oir' mud he.
es1ae dull. rem.ipirg 50 until lie close. Penn.
S I'll Opened a. S:2te: highest SIC; lowp:,
nirflc;s tt'sa,rssSa c. a. l ss3Acs Lima: 0opeued :, sic;
llY, 900 barrels, S'f"''+s ''"''@V' sa1es
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Address Registered Letters CON.
talnin2 Currency to
NEW ORLEAEB RATIONAL BANK,
New OrIcRus, Ia.
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!, riIISnShSH. "a" Sept. h-rrtrnlcum dull;
n,nb Ivy !; yong; opened, closed aud lowest SIC;
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- Central Standard Time,
l@H4nnS4lv1Dj1 1jnES.)
n From brIdpenort stat,on

~ rTum bridgeport station
Trains via the Cleveland T. Pittsburgh ExIl.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland. $50 n. m. For Pittsburgh. lO: q
2: m. For Chicago and Cleveland, l:0J p. IN. For
Pittsburgh and Sew York, 2:A y. n. For Sleu.
benvilie, b:83 q. N. -ra
Trains arrive At Bridgeport at 1853 a. IN, 1924
q. n. l2:lo p. m 49, 2. IN and 1872 p. m.
On Saturdays onlY-For East Liverpool, G:Ia
p. NJ: IRON East Liverpool. ll:l2 p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the P%ittaburgh, Cincinnati AZ Al
Louis Railway Pan. Handle Route-lcayeWbeel.
Ing for steubenville. Pittsburgh ANA he hn,i.
GU =. m. 1875 =. m. $40 p. IN and $40 =, m
For Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81.
and Chicago, 1915 p. m. Trains arrive at Wheei..
Ing at $3.50 a. m... 1000 q. In, 2:i5 p NJ. ano 500 n.
n: T!a!ns !eaYipg q; G:2oa. z. and arriving 1t
PitthburHh. All trnins d.ily arccnt sunday AN
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posps n STOCK euorArloys-cLosrp nm,

hoSDd AND bIoCk QuoTArlOSs-CL0sEb hiD.
u.g - rcS."-....~l?lr Ohio 4 Mississippi az.
y. !. - cOnpons...l25Hl do preferred 49,. IS
u.S ~ reg.-...".l0i Oregon lmproye't. AK
Y. I. ~ conpon..l9i Oregon Nay....... VI
Pacific y OF Hj."m"tH Oregon Trans ........ Ak
Adams Express -..lD Pacific Mail..."...... AZ
American Express.li l IfitAtugh.........ln
\" ~ pacillc.""- .! Pullman Palace ....2l6
CAnhuA 5outnetu..- DIV cenlng............. 4gH
Se..... acitic....... Slssal Rock Island .......... sYss
unsupported ONO 91slst. l. 4 San Fran. 8l1s
do inst preferred. 81 lSt. aul..~,.,,, TUG.
do second prcId- 3sMt do prGicrred......liGE
Chi. Bur.& Quincy. 99hlst. Paul 4 Omaha, SO!
Del. 4 Huds0n.... .iEstsI do prcfcrred,,.,.,. Nj
bel, Lack. 4 West. liSl.lTeuu, Coal 4 Iron. az.
Denver Il L.. G."".. Isss.lTe1As Pacific ........ W.
Erle..".-...-........ 2}554l Union Pacldc........ COZ
F6rt wayne ....."..lh U.a. ExpreSS........ III
Illinois Central. :. .lbs w 81. l. 4 p..,,,,, liz
Kansas & Texas. lyEl do preiertcd,,.,.. "a
Lake shofe.::...ltlI Wells Fargo Ex....lii
LoulSvil lie & Nash. 81 EIWes;ern UniOn'.... ssI
Mehl'aR& Chas... 60 IAN. Cotton Oh ..... 96x
Michigan Central. 70 colorado Coal ...... 20
Missouri Pacit!C..... sOitllron Silver ........lvI
Nashville 4 Chat. lU3 1QuIcksllycr......... ~!
NcwJeneyGeutrai. tn do prcfcrrrd....- ~
Norfolk MW. preld 63 ISutro.,,,,v......
solthetn Phci!lc... - |R!chm'd&W ". L. T. 2uh
uo Plsiettso.''".. ol3sl AtchlsOn. ."......... a.
otthWrstern .........l Gy51 Chicago Gas. assesses. 81
DO preferred. ....... l43 Lead Trust,....... Sik
New York Cental. .lG6A sugar .,,,,.............. NJ
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RlNEHART g. TATUM,
Government Land.
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
CT L A N D S
IN TIE
WEST
Government Land.

Along The lines OF the BURLINGTON ROUTE
western Kansas, particularly on iis new exten.
lions in that territory, there Is still some Gov.
e~rttinent Land awaiting iclllcn,Gpt, ~ we'll As
olh,r cheap land held By indivlduals; The iands
Counlry ior agricultural and grazing purposes.
III the comparatively new districts aIc many
improved farms, which can be purchased al =
very low rate OF (hnt clns OF ~rcstless pioneer set
ther Vest" In tho territory embraced by the
HURLlNGTON'S lines west Of the Missouri
River, there arc In the vicinity OF two hundred
new towns, which offer 10 r.anuthcturctS aud
business men all excellent oppottunfty,to locate
E~ript(vo pamphlets and other matter giving
location aud hull particulars concerning these
Nu,,i. ....N.. .H..# L. IHN #...#.."
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CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Whcat. A Iarcc hus;ro.s
was tranEAc:el during the Hss, half af The ses.
si"ni aiter nat ,he mnrke. ruled quiet and
steauy LOT awhile. but ut the close ngaiu showed
TaolS ne ana prices also were further udyanccJ
me New York failure caused some app,ei,cn.
ZION among operators uvd IL was on this Ih,t
uSiiets iesied H. panicky feeling, but IL WAS
elataied maj the Interests Of this drm In grain
Was small atfd the action OF Il few large Traders
~ buying freely ut the opening checked Inc do.
ei!me. lhefe was nothing Specially new. Cnrn
-ihefe Wusa lair trade during the first hnif
nout OF me session. after which the market hr
came rather quiet. Oats we're weaker. MSs.
PoiH. Inactive trade was reported. Lard veal
tlour dull and unchanged. Wheat. cash \" .
spring U14c: No. 3 spriuS 0oag3Lc: M. , rod
9tAc; September 9754agykc, closlur nj o1rIc.
December s. 0lihal OK. closing al 81 Gtsz: NHsv
81 WAL l61Hs. closing al 81 OTlI,' Corn, cssb W
!, pc; September 4istalj11s.c, %closiir n, w.:
October 445SssAs77..c. closing a. lie: XIV a. . 3,Ise'
NE I'M D., sash No. =. SSc; sevtember 34AaSc, CHS
,nS ~ &c: uctob,r 3'23.aa5Ec. ckSibg at S5i:c:
May S7!4a3'14ac. closing ut Ss%c. No : rye 51lcSc.
20: : barley 7Sc. Flaxsced 81 i3tSs. Timothy
IN. Mess pork, cash 80 20; September 50 N,ss
, ~ closing u; 50 ": October So isisn9 a cin.,
Ing ~ ~ e., January 81 l2Lail So. closins n,
~ %. Lard, cash 6.22LIac: September G.l5uG a-c:
oc.ooer 6'2.Ea6 3oc, c!osing at Csc: JANUARY
6.5ea6 6!3hSc,. closing at Csc. Short riby cash
2 'soaa SASc; seplem YER b.aba5 .9.1k5c; Octohcr s In
BIC. closing at 5.35c; january 5.5oa5, 7SLr
c!cslng ~ s..23!c: shoulders 5.7ba5, s7xc: short
cieas S'6aa5 1Oc. Whisky, Sll3. Others uu.
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&pgg9
H&u%
C0m missionces,

We the undersigned Banks and banken win
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lot
teries Which may be presented at our counters.
3: n. WALMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Rank.
ilERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National Bsni,
4: BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl BANK,
CARL kOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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I3rendstuirs aud proyi,ions.

INV YORK. Sept. 5.-Flour, ~rcceIp,s IA or
packages; exports l23 BARRELS nEd Goo kacks:
market dull, heavy md irregular: safes I7Iii
barrels. WHEAT, receipts l6,OU bushels; exports
s..Oy bushes: sales ?,s4,GO bushels OF iuiurcs
anl ie,Gn bushels OF SPOT; spot market dull and
unsettled: No. ) rcd Sc: ,myruled red y,Ics
IL w; options early wcrc l1.c, late % lower
BECAUSE OF an iTpressir I'll that The SAWYER, Wi
lace 4 Co. failure would dcmoralize affairs. hit
when 1t became known that their Interest in
wheat was light prices recovered and closed
sieady a shade lower than yesterday; No. : red
September 81 p051al VIZ. closing NJ 81 9ils. Or.
lone. Sl0l2stl va. closing at 81 o.: November
u 0iss.al o!11ss, cIOsinG at 81 U!!1s; December ST U,A,
Al oo!s. closti.y II 81 0iA: May 81 Sal OK, clos.
lnS ~ 5! u1>s.. Corn. receipts 1850 bushels.
exports lsG.ut bushe =: snlcs 10000 busheis ri
!uilres and $4,000 bushels Of spot; market
Imoaerateiy active; ungraded mixed 621Hsa5y]t &c;
sef.eiates b2]]4c; 0ctob~r 5i54a5.1t11c. closing
At o.Sss.c; November 5.a5.sic; ci, sius at 62sTc::
pec; 5lha5essc c!osihg at 5l31sc: May 4lsaSJJsc'
closing al h35tc. Oats. receipts lt6,UOO bushes.
Salcs f',0M bushels OF futures and iGl, oO bush,
eis OF spot; market quiet: september 4OIc:
Nnvenoer S9..la!uc: NO, . while October dc:
t 1n,1sn western yai:c; white do liable: No. :
i5i3o points down; September l7.7cal7.s5c: Octc.
Der l72lal7.30c: November 10. 75c; Decemhcr
~ 51alG,G5e: january j. al6.1gc; February ANA
March i5.Goal5. 15c: April IS. ivAl5.COc; Nav Is Ma
io.tlc; June Ii. 0oal5.2 5r; 6p0t Rio quiet Vi as.c
sussr ray active: Ielnch higher: Ct3sc; cxtrn
G9'ss' Mniis extra e tsGi...c: oE 4 &c stand
arg a VII idc: couiecti0ners A 6Lc; cutloaf
Spc: crushed 73'l6c; powdered &c: formulated
G..c; isye Urn. iurpentine dun. Eggs quiet and
weak: western l9a2tc. Pork dcuined In NOV
barrel OH the failure Of g.. ". 4 Co. Cut mear.s
s'eAny. Lard eHsler aud quiet: western steam
6i'1ac: October 4 &c; November 6.Ga:: Deem.
VT o,elc; 1anuary 69c. Butter quiet; dairy
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-15

with the utmost kindness. Its popular
ity will prove to be of the growing sort.
The play now being produced is not Of
the sort to pack large house, but for
all that, the new house is doing well.
Hearts of Oak will close its short season
tonight, and tomorrow it will be replaced
with the U. S. Mail, full of music,
dancing and fun. 1t will draw.
Carleton at the Grand.
Alice Vincent will be here next week
with W. T. Carleton's opera company,
at the Grand opera house, although this
is the first announcements of her coming.
Whiting Allen, agent for the company,
received telegram from Mr.. Carleton
last evening that Miss Vincent will be
here, as he has engaged her for the sea-
son. This will make MIR. Carleton q
complement of prima donne very much
larger than that ever before employed
in comic opera, including as it does
Clara Lane, Alice Vincent, Harriet
Avery, Clara Wisdom, Marion Langdon
and Jennie Winston. The sale of seats
began with a rush yesterday and pre-
sages crowded houses throughout the
week.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-15
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ CHASER. of Denver,
are at the Hollenbeck.
Col. w. S. Newhall, of San Francisco,
is in the city on little visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinds, of San
Pedro. are at the Hollenbeck.
L. G. Adams and D. G. Scofeld of San
Francisco are at the Arcade hotel.
j. D. McNab, the prize orange grower
of Riverside, is at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Armstrong, of
San Francisco, are at the Hollenbeck.
F. G. McNalley, Charles Ruperte and
Robert Olson, all of Chicago, are at the
Hollenbeck.
j. G. Preston, the nurseryman of
Azusa, is at the fair with couple of
specimens of year old buds. oranges and
lemons, that are about three feet high.
Norman Entler and his bride have
returned from honeymoon trip OF sew
eral months all over the east. Both ap-
pear to be in fine health and spirits on
their return.
G. B. Kelly, editor of the daily Mont
tor, OF Moberly, Mo-, with Mrs. Kelly,
are at the Ramona. Mr.. Kelly is in
terested in the monitor Mining COM
pany," whose works are at Yuma.
Mr.. d. G. Scofeld, of Scofeld & Tevis,
San Francisco, was in Los Angeles yes
terday on hurried visit. He leaves for
Newhall this morning to attend to the
oil interests of the firm at that place.
d. M. Adams, Esq, who is SO pleas
antly remembered here, and who went
with his interesting family to Guatemala
last spring, found the tropics unsuited
to him, and is now at Tacoma, Wash.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-15
NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. T., Masac will give musicale at
Bellevue Terrace on Friday evening.
There is telegram at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for ]. w. Rea.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Postal telegraph Office for Mrs. Ease
phire Smith and w. H. Nicely.
There will be balloon ascension and
parachute jump at Agricultural park at
$3.50 this afternoon. The ladies' tourna-
ment also comes off this afternoon.
There will be meeting of the Fourth
Ward Democratic club this evening,
Oct. 18th, at the corner of Twelfth and
Olive. All voters invited to attend
Colonel Baker has transformed the
third floor halls Of the Baker block into
a garden, having filled the inches and
spaces with sub-tropical plants obtained
from E. Germans nurseries.
The ladies OF the w. G. T. U. will give
General and Mrs. John Bidwell recep-
ton at Temperance temple on Thursday
afternoon at 80. General Bidwell is
the Prohibition candidate for Governor.
The Second Ward Democratic Hickory
club will hold meeting tonight at the
West End board of trade rooms, at 1854
Temple street. M. E. G. Munday, the
nominee for district attorney, and
George w. Glowner will make addresses.
The Crown Hills Improvement society
met last evening at Ellis college hall,
and held a Notification over the decision
OF the case involving the collection of
meter rates against the Water company.
The plan for an entertainment was post
poned until November 18th.
A meeting of the Municipal Reform
association will be held this evening in
Illinois hall, to which everybody is
invited. Among other matters to come
up for discussion and action will be the
omnibus franchise granted by the city
council to an electric railway corpor-
alton.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scien-
tifc Circle Alumni will hold meeting
on Wednesday evening, the 10Th, at the
Office OF Mr.. Charles A. Baskerville, in
the Lanfranco building, 218 North Main
street, and class will then be organized
for course of readings for the year
lCOO-Cl. All luNlLdIlOu IL eXCeuQcQ 10
all persons interested to attend.
A meeting of the Eighth Ward Del
Vale club vas held last evening at the
Pico house parlors. Judge Henderson,
and Judge A. j. King and others spoke
at length of the enthusiasm displayed
by the Democratic party at the present
time, and of the assured success of the
Democratic ticket. The meeting ad-
lourned with three cheers for all the
Democratic nominees.
Messrs. Mackay and Skinner met
with their first accident Sunday night in
fulfilling their contract with the state
at Whittier. A defective coupling in
the irrigation pipe, belonging to the
state grounds. gave way under an I'M
usual pressure during the night, and
when the break was discovered on Mon
day morning the water had percolated
and softened the porous soil under and
around the building to such an extent
as to cause serious damage to one of the
brick walls. The pipe will be taken out
and placed further from the building
and the walls reconstructed.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-15
COURT NOTES.
Some Incidents Noted Yesterday in Le-
gal Circles.

Some Incidents Noted Yesterday in Lee
gal Circles.
There was no session of the United
States circuit court yesterday, owing to
the death of Associate Justice Miller.
The case of Tuffree VS.. Brock is about
to close in department four of the superb
or court. 1t has been on for week.
About $500, 900 worth of real estate at
San Pedro is involved. The cause will
be submitted to Judge Van Dyke Thurs
day for decision.
Justice Lockwood and jury in his
court were overruled by Superior Judge
Cheney yesterday. All Pan and All
Sing, convicted of running a lottery
game, in the lower court, were granted a
new trial, and the decision of the lower
court was reversed. This action was
taken on the ground that on
the plea of the defendants in
the lower court that they had once been
placed in jeopardy. no verdict was given.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-15

Situations obtained, help secured, houses
rented, property of all kinds bought and sold,
and money loaned by advertising in these
columns.
Everybody Reads Them.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-15
Notice to the Ladies.

The Grand Opening of the Paris Pattern
Hats and Bonnets, and Imported Novelties
will take place at
D. NINE. D. GOTTHELFS
Saturday. Sept. goth, and the following Mon.
day and Tuesday. No cards. 9-19-1m
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-15


DIED RlCE'S, Los ANGELES, WEDNESDAY,
III October 15th-Red Rice suggests that II is
clearly each ones duty to buy household goods
wheresoever said goods can be bought the
cheapest. We claim that Red Rice's is the
cheapest place in California to buy such goods
either at Red Ricc's Bazaar, lab and las South
Main street, or at Red Rice's warehouse
422 and 424 South Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Beautiful New Los Angeles Doing
Well.
The new Los Angeles theater in its
beautiful, renovated form, has sprung
into deserved popularity. The select
play-goers of the town have taken it