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New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

tating whether il is not better to adopt the Boulanger
or Vandyke style of clip than To follow longer my
old trade mark. TIE CAShIEh'
New York, Dec. o. 1859.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
>roRppEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.

Y sHORT ROUTE 10 LoNpON,,r,,ry
NFW.YOEE SOUTHAMPTON AND BRENFN.
steamer san from p.er FOO 2dst; Hoooken.
FAST EMPRESS STEAM l-RS
r,il, We'd Jan. = = a. ui Sallr. We'd. Jan. y, pn
E.icF we'd. jan -. noon. l.n' sat Iee. = 3 p H.
First cabn. a75 ana upward a berth accoring to To-
,aton Second cabin $50 atult. Stee lte a. O"'
sst r,tea OELRLCMS 8 co. No BowunI Green
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Proposals.
NUSTON UOr,E NEW-YORK CITY. @

NIS STON lIOl II NLW-NORk CITY. COL
~ f.E0H.~ tftI,E. De-. 49, l~~v. PROPOSALS
I.H CARRIAGE scaled proposals ui.i De- r... a. 't i!t,
orlork of iu'-irF. I1nutrN ~, l~'p
Hlnd.r ~.r 3D. 3D. a9l sat- - IHr' Vol U.s. pant q" %.
II and H. 1919. Tor tr csr''t u uu -ltn'd t'"F.
riArNf- nf utr .t'- fihrl i" fl'
f,-.-' .,ni.i no'I., 'n fi uiftf ~H~ +'.lf
~r.., f..,rl te lfIf.I states
Public ~o. fH te ,,r'ar" OF 5000 fr''d mere haHd- if"
I'II. ~,.f. tlaf i It} --aff f' Nul-4ff q" a
fonl.i Yluau~.. tu 'I. % Irf state l'it" Once
4nd .ir'tr. OF imported i.lnufl-r I.rm an.
t.,,d.a ,,r.no.., fltrfs OHr.. lhr bids should
Stat. separately fn,' i t. i' .'n- "i m'." {" 'ot".
..a q htt. .t ~tuin. ''' Ittri+'~, ahI
.ar I.r ul. lfr Ia,tar fnr 1911 Nth't ni 'ii~r TOD h'-
.1-... crates. 0f Otherwise IU'l 'nd p,i piece l'f
pounds f'r f.~ Ia t-r no' la...c A. '' ''"I, ' tI
.t.fr s..a. .l.. ,'f n, .oi'r . go .a-.- JOS i.'
It..tyr ..I, rfItf.i
ca,.os ill., contrast 500. h. .,- &c. trn of tnr.e years.
in,,.ofe- -ho..4 tr uafe'I lH.. i.H-a.~ for ,1tt-
a.e BIDS pIIi Ut considered .4-- panied bf =
-. rfir~d ,l.tA io .Io.. tD4.L Il. IkI4Af.ul.
Collector.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

THE KooK Oh oPEN-AIR SPORTS. o.n'o 800
i pages. ILLUSTRATED The s'ancard autlu. Us COB
American oNon.lir iruu~emcnt- Rules uf sailing. ,NIr-
ming ball Jaying. shooting horseback rIdng "A
full. 81 par Published Tribune. \rN \
Entertaining and universally compmented BY thu psss
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
>-rwNoRK AND CUBA NAIL IS COM.

y PNNY FOR CUBA AND NEAlCO.
F-orp p,.-. lG aud L.. T. T.. a. " H. =,
~ GT tTLANTA Havana and Sagua -- SAT- jan =
O. or W, SHI NGTON. pi,o va cru, wed. Jan 3.
SENECA Havana ana Ma'anlas Sat. Jan Il.
.,.>.,.,.t-.oD ,Na--AI, santiago De t!OA
NAE.'F ''''''' tieuf.".O> Thurs. Jan. =.
f' JAMES T. WARD ( co. il3' Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
ID RopoSAI.S FOR FrRNISHING PAVING

Ekl' rs 'l re T. 'I THE tbNNiNNIbNIkr
-. e.. WNNlilNHIDN II. G.. h.,. 20 l~~l Scaled pro-
po.al- viii hc received 1t this Office until - o'cln.
on Nonday, january =. 1870 for furnishing 10000
paving rick moro or loss l"I specifications. blanks
on which ld- must De- made. and al otl,r nf,rmnfou
apply re Tho rirht - reserved rr ect any
. or parts Of bids Bbl-ttI.N~~ T.. Z. &.
uTNE CiIA~ W RAYMOND. Commit ..,..r- II
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
FURNISHED iloome Go Get.

t,Ct( Nat'd stallion Elegantly furnished
private bath and dressing rooms gentlemen only nnc
house choice location.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
NAyANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS

y NTNTTI, IINF.-IOur sttdMtIs NtfAlJ IIUHI NV
l.', IN 12i, Nr ittINfINGiiNN Friday, Jan 3. AZ o.
-. ,t.t- .tr ,t.,.f~f ~a.urlty. Jan. 4 az 3 D.
- ~, ,i ,-~l.. Monday, Jan. Is, az 3 D. H'.
N t.tErt- ,fJy wednesday. Jan. -. at p uI.
49, N,ta, y, . Central Railway ~ Georgia auf Stydu-
.-..r, , WAY all points lu tsJr-
aAN S'.,t carolina A ana and Louisiana. Lu-
r...t' r,r.1ia, oIs Flrstclass table dhOte. For
IT. -h ~ ,luAGr W. II. RHFTr. Gen Agt
- q" ,,4' ~ NV savannah Fast Line,
la'.. o. :. a., ,4,t, 3l7 Broadway.
~ ,rrrp .renf ocean steamship Co..
~. - " 'NI-" NnY P-er 35. North Isver
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Doc. not colry pi-' ng"r'.
INylAN LINEU. ). and Royal NIlil steamers

NFNN T.I''I IITf o. I'III-T,,00
1lTy or CHICAGO ..... Thursday January p p n.
,i.rI DF gttIIN .Wrinr, ity. January -. - 30 D. m
al il Oh CHESTER Wedu e-dly. January - - a. m.
SlrY or Chicago w.dne,diy. January % ,. n.
-.r Pier lH. y r.. al liuu- Chrl-ou b st. T. rrr..
CABrN pass NCE $50 and uyMNt sFC0ND CAPIN
G.oe-,i Acroi, Is ROWLING GREEN. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

L LIGHT HOUSE BOARD. Waehmeton. y. C., Dee.
~ 1850 Proposals Wili bo received hi- office
O'Clock H. ru -taY the "Sth January 1890 fof
wi-hiui the materials aud labor Of an Kind,
construct tho lrhihou-" tnd' Marirod Plans spccin-
cations ''rH~ ~ lfou -n ana other Information may D.
obtained application 10 this Office. the right reserved
reject an bids 1nd 10 waive fc''cts. D. r..
lIAI:NONN. Rear Admiral e.. y. Navy. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

- pr.~s Trains leave a. follows
l5 90 : 90 co. 80 10 Chicago L,ri''f.
,,It1 Dining Gar. and 1910 Washington Limited
100 a. No. j. 3o. -. 2.lo .oO. a' ,-,. =.
G 6 900 and % O' p. nI. tf' t. - n'-"f
dalton IL ioa m.. .40 and '0o %. r >lf,
t,y. Express 900. . 10. 80 BOO. Do l..ltG
,,, M 300 3 30 g. 3 3D. !. Is 10 and . I. H... y
- - nicht. Accommodation. 900 ,. m. u,
frha NrvNora Transfer Company Viii call for arf 'h I
hrcrac, from hof,.- and r'-.d.n
For ,nr.th,, - local trains apply 20 any t.At ar d,
o. the Company.
CUAS l.. PUGH. j. X Wp'f-
,..n.r,l Manager Con pa las,'r ~ :.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
WHITE STAR - L.ltNnv f. ,vn LIVERPOOL.

FoR QrEEENNffr9T;Nr ANR iIT IsIffFE{M fRs
'NrlLc ''-+--I - nom Grmanic Fob. T.. II a. H..
,,'.ANilo ,. 90 Z u Rrltanuic. Feb 49, ) a. IN.
i;6rar' Jan % ,. e. 'Adliac, W.. fyb.T9 50 am
second cabin on those steamers Sliooh ray > 800
and un.ard according o and location 10 nef'n
saeaaP eabn s35 and SO EXcuIson dse psSe'' Nd On
favorable term. -. age. 80; tonpahy Oi Oioc va,
81, n.'''""' '0 j BRUCE 1SMAY Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
DED STAR LINE. n,,s

Il 'N FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New- -Yo.~ anl Antwerp weeAS -
t,Nfi,IN%D W. dut slay. January :. o 80 a. IN.
calm ra'r. First cabin 80 and nnwari. cursio 7:
,,l - S...rtrs ~ very iIW t1f.~ &C.,
4t''rirT WRIGHT SONS. .GcnI Agt>,G Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
RaiIroaos.
NEWYoRKC !:

NnAUO ZEN ] NAL - iSNy
Fourth Ave. and i.d 81, New York.
From December 1st 1889 Trains leave follows
s:3OA. NJ. FAST NEw.YoRK STATE EXPREss-tos
Albany, Schenectady, Utica, syracuse, Auburn lhe'a,
Canandalgua, Rochester Batavia and Buffalo, Wagner
Canandaigua daily, except sundays. Buffet smoking
$50 A. VI. TIE NEw-YoRK AND CHICAGO LIN
IS1n Composed eAclgsiy.iy o. Wagner N,s,louiti pug
Boom saight siaeeI ctoa and Private ompart.
ment Slecping Car. Heated by steam al lighted ~
ga" "rintse6 System. Arrive, at Chicago at so m.
1850 A. II, THE sogTnwEsTERXo ,LIMlTED--fo,
wagner Vestbue Drawing. .Koom, Dining, Sleeping and
Gsie smoNng and & C'1% 3T Sa' tf, ' sta am heated and
lighted by gas. 80 extra fare CHARGED
1so 5na;y VI IaS MaSrIa& Icyn P54 oa 5a; q
West OF Detroit or Se, .anu Wse9Sr PALACE secpns
Car syracqse to cgSeand m Dio wssner ap Dn;
- % .si Nn%l Gf3 70 tIgI"si 'iNCiNNXII, AND 81
"'pS pTSotIs EArisslo Buffalo Ni3gra fs Ss, iS,onto,
% Se5q; irdsn S."aa Waanc Sc,tSGie cpng Gar. Dn
M Car TO Albany serving dinner. .,.. -. ,,,.s..,.,
st. LcaiS, Detroit ard onica9o. VIII through wagner
FOX albany. ui!cA, sYKA4Gj1,sh EocHasIE.Ei5
a. ~, 10 80 m }! 30 a. H.. p m' ~ p % 20
a. H.. III 80 a. m 10 80 p mp'l p ""'' ~"
roI, I.srI TGoy. SARATOGA. ADIEoNDACK MOUNTAINS,
io5t sr ny iHgibiMs' H&D IoSii;nAL-o - a. n-, 81
sEiGK SHII sHII;E HILLS, VIA HARLEM DIylsIoN-tioa'
a.. H., IS ~ D. H. .. md, ell, .,...
or ll formation regard to the above ana an other
trains NJ, this lne also Tor ucket> ana space IN DIts-
tio,r, apply 'rIand tfhtIal >aoh
or az Nos ii3 ana 3i2 Bioad"'N, y fSin ia,
4 I.5th-At.. and lS-ln-- station \ -l"h, o'
Washngton.st 725 Fuonst ana So BdoFO'''"' l. D''
Brooklyn. ,.-.... ,-,-,
hotels suc RESIDENCES through 20 Destination.
daily except sunday. Daily except SatufoAy'
All trains ,Hcep those leaving 30 a. H. ana - -
lactn-t station 20 taht Oh 4a7'"-'
i0- North ana Wet. .....
JOHN ". 1OUtEN, GEORGE H. DANlf'l-9, ...
General Supcrint.ndent. urn'ial Fa-seH-'F 49,.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
TO SIlIrHrILDEES.-OFFICE OF TnE

LiGHI-Hol 81 Ep NEp. Washington. ID C.. Dec.
r. 1851 Proposals Nll Dee received 40 this Office until
o'clock, D. Td, day. the 18th dp Of January. 1900
FOR furnishing the materials and labor of nl Iud~ hrce-ay
construct and deliver IN" United States iight hth0usc
'rndrr "Nlat' Plans specifications. form, Of proposal.
ard Other informal hr Obtained application 10 this
office. The reht e reserved to rrIrc, any or al bid,
and 10 waive any defects. -. u. HARMONY, Rear.
Ahrrli. u s. NV lll. lrnnn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
CHARLLSTON. 5. G.. the, South & Southwest.
j JACKSONVIIIE AND AL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY

r,ror plor 90 T. r. loot I.ocs,yeltst), az p n.
VEN NSStE Charleston and J9cksohv H. Jan 3
ruiipOEI. Chan.ston and JacksOnN Mon, Jan. q.
SiNiNOLF Charrston and JachsonNiil wa, Jan. ;.
t-r ~ t,f Ch.rc-ton and Jacksonville Fri Jan 10.
G steamers have hr-t.ca-, passenger acs0WhY apIs
cent. WM L. CLAbf- n.rii,., Gr."H X Y
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
L,I.n -.-ll., II\E IN .TEAMsuIPS

" CORO AND MARACAIBO
nom pier 80. Last RIVER.
\ PEIIBADFLPilIA Nat fli' 2aHuirl ia
81 NFNFII Fla. i,,i, - - a
,-,je hays very ,up,rlo- ac, nm ltnn' to -
VAl' AA'S 'N'' 'BOT LTON. BLISS % DALLET,
General Managers Il Wall-,t
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Ocean 5tedmcrs
"A. A.
|. TROPICAL TOURS.

"A TROPICAL TOURS
Novel and interesting trips on the Steamers OF she
Embracing from two to thirty Ports
S. A DAY
defravs all necessary expenses of Tour TO Jan.1ic
May Carhaeena savana Colon. ; Nicaragua sl sSs GSs
Rica and the Mosquito Coast borts Only FIRST Oao'n
S5SR S 4Es% sSal "a hsssss Sess s. n y
A NCHok Line. u UioS1HNbEeSy s; MAIL Steamships.
From Pier Al. North River, foot OF Leroy;st.
Eq%e.a H. m 1sS1fa ' D. a. % %
Es'f: i tgEaEEg' 20 E:es2 .ao
MfPErkRERANshHHss Best Rdas6 . Hsgs and
rArAf Ff0EhS laB aBFfhHGITEAE fHIEs NAPLES VENICE
s. s. vloTFS9EHttG F9H GIBRALTAR AND S4PLES; '' .
s. AZ to $50 poT Fssr $50 "a s2o
caGinE GMESbfRSoN Y AzRs5 BRoTHERs BowLING GREEN
VAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco follows:
Tuesday. January T.
0rFANIC Tuesday, February 4.
GAELIC Thursday. February 81
superbly Apponted-Superor Accommodations.
Reservations can made by letter or telegraph to and
cabin plans seen at 2s7 and 34s Broadway NewYok or
"a. Railroad Building san Francisco .o.,,o.,
II. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
NUION LINE. ..,,,e
'O Leave Pier g. RI foot isdd1lp Of kiHsst 40 M
NYGSAAP2NN MYSA2 TUESDAY Jan January aHs 81 4:9S n
AIzQNA MdSdS Mpr6h O. J. APr Apr % JSS Jane iS
CABIN passage $50 500 $50 and slOo. Second Cabin.
ESQ M n. tUJNSDFRHILL & CO.. IS Broadway, N. Y.
CUNARD LINE.
0s,,r.vonK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
FAST ioP ExF&rsS Pr s. 4SIE H'Ifa 5EEy1eE.
E,Fnsla Il g. % # sorasi i@Ti ~ s.
s n,:.sse - SO q $50 a. ami 100 Ia,5meda e5
81 ticket 70 ana ia3 tS s '5 a5py T to the company
l.s rat ,o,l IGr n5 i'eiges Ieen, =" ,'''
ONCE 1EiRSoN Ii. Brown & co. General Agents
NOMPAGNIE GENhRALE TRANSATLAN-
- TlQrE rd TEtN'H4 e. T. LSE HSrh RI R,t IA T.
= IAMHtNNG5GE EOHI an 'l IT, 40 a. m
A Boz EG0GNE FrHgen a, I ~ INC iye1 ~ y; H.
CHARLLSToN. S. G., the, South & Southwest
Y JAcKsoNyILLE AND Afi FI3EpbRNN G3Wb,N POINTS
THE cL4R[ 4m @tfkf.y Line,
From Ffg e + & a2S' lSd @s SSii' al JAM @
GHTROKrE Charleston and Jsekson,ill Non & Jan'
4 ~ iIiI Ghlrc.jon and Jacssonyc Fri, Jan, TO-
Ai e1ncrs hye nr-tca,. Iasiener, on M M r
Is,srnHes isos u2wg,Mi wM F"c clyde CO.. Ge%. Ass@t.
= G. rGrn G. F. A.. G. S i'SsI'fI p Line si3 BwyM.Y.
DID ID" LINE OF sTEAMsI HIPS
IL FOR LAGUA{R RA, PUERr99 GABEaddLo CURACAO
CoEo ANp MARACAiBQ AiBQ
sat riay. Tanu9ry Is n
Tbcc earhP; spGgy 70, ssIs p,.iapdl. ioa .9
Managers, Il Wd4l--t
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
TEN N SYEV a N ] a
/ RAILROAD.
OK AND AFTER JANUARY /, 1890
: I-...-.. -t.tln..- f..nf IL nr.hrn--e. nnd (Ori.

or AND AFTER JANUARY J. 1890
Train. leave station, foot OF DcsbrO--es and tort-
Iandt II a follows t,.......,
900 A. Nl-1nE FAST LINE Tor the West fl4H ah
Nc,iibuI,d sleeping and Par.or Cas-. Airh', 1.tn''
Land ; % a. m columbus 80 q. l, 'hica-o . D. i',
and II. Louis : D m. nest U1} CONNECTS "l-' l,'
Wiilam,lurt. Lock Haven and l0edo ~. p -,
1O.OO A. li.-TIIL pINN~ } lNANlA IlII ! i+b ''.,
isS,d ,.>-iu-itoy Of Pullman Nc,rbued Dri"in- aHi
StatI;o0m sleeping, Dining. smoking, ana l'i-'f' a.
ton az, rre.rutine ladies' and gentlemen bathrooms,
nd., maid borbcl -alop library and a a." conl -
of 4 h0rc. lictJ.d by steam alG U-ht,d b ,t,i
and movable electric ll-tf-. AffiN'' 'h'i"aN -
ana Chicago . :fj a. nest daN -. ,,.....,
- - VI ST Lot Il. tiilt 700 AND AlN' II Il MI
IXt'I;f.>> Pullman Vet hu.ti Ni'epin- .. a'l Dt-
car 70 - Louis Nl'a-N ara liltIs
PASSENGER Coach NrV-Nor. 60 columbus. - IrN'' IN.
onuati n 10 u. Chicago D. Dr., and - Louis u
6.3O p. VI. rIiE Wl>TEHN HIRi~S for aa p'ni- n
~. N,~f SorthWr-t and southwest putnam N'--l-
hu'e Sleeping C,r New.York to lit,b!-e ~ lnii.,
chicago cincinnati ana Mo pin nn-yl ani' H1i.roit
Dining Car Ncn-AorA t' Iuiad" lha. AZ Yes -
,tnuafi 4 m.. taira-n % 80 D.. Doe n'Nt 4tt ana
Ioui, = .. second rornnt. '"Ahtt'' l'. '4F''"h
and Toledo da.iy except ~i.lliai- d..
no p W. PAtiFIC EMPRESS. pullman Nesthus
S'.apIue Car Aors q, Chicago. Nof-h"rk Q
N.nu uh- lia fhr Shenandoah Valley. arrives tie. f
G.3j a m. Columbus % p.U n'Nt day. ant 'ht.'f?
ru second morning. t4rn''t- for Toledo ftlf -
for CORY tr.e tlc oil R R-."n-. Cleveland ana '"ir-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
R,lTIuoRE. WA~HINGTON. AND THE >0rTH.

Wa.lrrton Limited ENrr.--" " pullman p4ro- 'ar,,
daIy. except sunday. l0 Do a. m affNo W i-h.n-i.h
10 % rl and Congressional L-mit'a' daily. WITH
Dining Car a. 20 p. m.. arrive Was9iuetol 10 p -
rs.rlr .Ntfa~-. -. O. 20 = 900 and 80 a m. '',
10 90 31 ana % co D. Doe. iIt a. l5 fi ht ~ln.
dav .0o G.l5 ana go q. ... 3 $3.50 .' arg To-
d. u. and ~ - n.rNt tu. iN.n.> Ol N ''l I.. i'
ohio EilNay ani =. .nn,-.. 81. .p'f' pf.Hf 'H ' l
coaches through 3 go il. daily.
For NTIANTI, CITY 10" p. m. fIhr9 -h Car ".'H.
tat, for cap. Nav. .ol p D.. n >flI ,...,.,-,.
r-.r 4. Point and Norf1lr .'1 N0-h 1.. |n 40 n'
and Norfli, Railroad. .o' = m. daily .>. - ~'''H
ana 90 p. r. daily VIA Baltimore ari ia, JILL. !
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
LINE.

a WINII'
4 TiorF FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Company : PIor new No ~, horh RIVER r.. MoItonst
TAHfIA AGSE Boyer ..Saturlay: JanuarI a. A O. m
* N0HMANDIE collier Sat- Jan II go 80 a. N. NJ
mol It.ODNF, trmgcul sat. jan -, 30 D. n.
80 FOTGFT General Agent. No. Rowing Green.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
POLITICS IN THE W. c. T. U.

Fl. Dodge, Iowa, Dec. 2s, 1859.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-28
PROF. GENTRY'S
EQUINES AND CANNES!

5o-Humanely Educated Ponies and Dogs-50
Two hours of solid enjoyment never to be
forgotten.
We have positively so of the grandest per-
forming ponies and dogs in the world. Stand
ing challenge of 1000 will be given any per-
son or persons that will produce their equal
See our Grand Parade.
PRICEs-Adults, Csc, soc, 75c, 81 90.
Children half-price. 11-27
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-28
AMUSE MENTS.
Big Thanksgiving Day Houses a
Both Theaters.

Big Thanksgiving Day Houses at
Both Theaters.
At the Grand opera house yesterday
there were very full houses at both the
matinee and at the evening performance.
Professor Herrmann's Trans-Atlantique
are proving very popular show, as their
merits call for.
At the Los Angeles last night, Miss
Clara Morris gave her second perform
ance CT Camille this week, before house
that was packed to its utmost capacity.
The audience was very select one, and
gave unstinted proof of their appreca-
tion of the portrayal OF the touching
part.
At both theaters the same perform
ance will be given tonight as last night
Both will give Saturday matinees, and
at the Grand, by arrangement of the
management, the orphans of the Catholic
and Protestant asylums will be able to
enjoy the fun of the Trans -Atlantioues.
This is very thoughtful bit OF kind
ness.
At the Los Angeles the matinee piece
will be Camille again.
Next Week.
Gus Williams, who possesses in a
marked degree the faculty of keeping
audiences in a roar, has for the time be-
ing united his professional fortunes with
those of John T. Kelly, and Monday
night at the Grand Opera house they
will be seen. Williams and Kelly would
have to try very hard not to be funny
team. AS a vehicle for their united
<taa IL L.
new musical satire, entitled U and /,
which initials stand for Ungorblotz and
Imis. Mr.. Williams is the U and Mr.
Kelly is the ]. Their satirical
comicality is an amusing, ami
fiat residences so numerous in NewYork
City. Novel and funny situations crowd
the satire, which further abounds in
music and fresh dances. Gus Williams
is to perform his inimitable discordant
piano solos, and Mr.. Kelly has collec-
ton OF amusing specialties which he
will scatter at every performance. A
leader in the cast is Miss Florrie West,
an English soubrette with method of
her own. She made her American debut
with this company, and has become a
special favorite with all the American
audiences before whom she has thus far
appeared. The balance of the cast is
made up of performers of merit, and
very lively entertainment may be looked
for.
Next week the Los Angeles will be
devoted to Professor Gentry and his
horse-dog show. The Victoria Exchange
says of it: 'The entertainment at the
Imperial opera-house last night by Pro-
fessor Gen,ry's educated dogs and ponies
certainly deserved all the complimentary
things that have been said about it.
The performance was superior, probably,
to anything of a like character by SINH
lar companies. Professor Gentry has
brought his dumb actors to high state
OF perfection, and their perfect knowl-
edge of their parts might serve as an
example for many human performers"
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-28

lawyer to turn loose the criminal. 1t
has been done here in Los Angeles. On
one occasion, the prisoner at the bar was
accused of grand larceny. The testi-
mony was clear and as pointed as it is
possible for testimony to be, and yet the
Judge, while one OF the chief witnesses
was on the stand, appeared to become
angry, rose from his seat, told the jury
to retire, and bring in a verdict for the
defendant. They did as they were bid,
utterly ignoring their oath.
Let criminals know that justice will
swiftly overtake them, and that the So
phistries of criminal lawyers will not re-
lease them, and crime will greatly di-
minish. Amy one who has once resided
in British territory will be constrained
to admire how swiftly justice was meted
to criminals. Cases have been known
where a man has been arrested, taken
to court, tried and convicted, and sent
to prison, all within one hour after COM
mitting the crime.
In the case of treasurer of British
colony, a highly educated young man, a
graduate of one of the great universities
OF England, and a man of very fine ad-
dress, on his accounts being found short,
he was arrested, tried, convicted, and
sent to the penitentiary Tor two years.
Thus from an honorable and high posi-
ton, he was in few brief days brought
down to the level of the criminal class to
hard labor in a public prison.
There must be reform in the admins
tration of the law if the criminal class
is to be diminished in these United
fato
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-28

THE people of the western portion of
the city of Los Angeles are supplied with
a most excellent quality of water from
the upper reservoir, which comes
directly from the Crystal springs. Why
cannot the citizens of the more densely
populated portion of the city fare as
well? 1t is pleasure to drink the
water supplied to people living on Flower
and Figueroa streets and neighboring
thoroughfares, while the fluid distrib-
uted from the lower reservoir is often
exceedingly offensive. 1t will doubtless
cost something to put the two sections
on an equality as respects the purity
and palateableness of their water sup
ply, but such trifing outlay ought to
be cheerfully borne by corporation
which has reaped such handsome pecu-
mary results from the patronage of rate
payers as the Los Angeles Water COM
Dany.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-28

THE first shipment of material for the
Belt Electric company left San Francisco
for Los Angeles on the oath inst. The
gentlemen who have the enterprise in
hand in this city say that within ten
days the specifications ior the work will
have been all made out and the contracts
signed. 1t is proposed to place in Los
Angeles plant large enough to supply
power for one hundred miles of track.
This will be the largest equipment of
the kind in the country, with the single
exception of that OF the cities of St. Paul
and Minneapolis, where the power avail
able for railway purposes is sufficient to
cover two hundred miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-28
The Child Of an Evil Parent.

Malvolio saws in Shakespeare's comedy of
Twelfth Night, Some are born great, some
achieve greatness, and some have greatness
thrust upon them" So it is with nervousness
Some are born nervous, someachieve nervous
ness by their own imprudence and neglect
and some have nervousness thrust upon them
by disease. The basic starting point of this
ailment, which grows rapidly and assumes
alarming proportions when it reaches the
stage OF hypochondria and chronic sleepless.
ness, is weakness, the child of Indigestion
parent of many evils. For the incapacity OF
the stomach to digest food, and of the system
to ;assimilate 1t after digestion, Hostetter's
stomach Bitters has ever proved d sovereign
remedy. Sleep becomes tranquil, appetite inn
proves, abnormal sensitiveness of the nerves is
delicate tissues, bodily substance increases
when that signal restorative of digestion is
systematically used. Conquer also with il
malaria, rheumatism, kidney inactivity, liver
com mplaint and constitution.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-28

THERE is an element of comedy in the
way in which Senator Stanford squeezed
out of responding to subpoena to ap-
pear before commissioner in the con-
test of P. J. Murphy against j. H.
Mahoney in the matter of the senatorial
election in one of the San Francisco
districts. Murphy set up that money
was used for Stanford by his agents to
buy votes against him, and at his
instance commissioner was appointed
to take Stanford's deposition before he
started for Washington. The subpoena
was served upon him on the day he was
to leave, and among other reasons he
gave why he could not make a deposit
ton was that congress would meet on
Monday next, and that it was necessary
he shouldabe in his seat in the senate on
that day. OF course Stanford paid no
further attention to the summons, but
proceeded on his journey. The comical
part of this contemptuous treatment OF
a state court, is the reason Stanford
gives for his instant departure. The
inference is that the wheels OF govern
ment would come to standstill if he
should not be in his seat next Monday.
The country would go to wreck and ruin,
the administration would be paralyzed
and congress would have to shut up shop.
This is all very funny in view OF the fact
that Stanford only occupied his seat for
a few days in the beginning of the last
session, and in the midst OF important
business, some of it Of great moment to
his immediate constituents, he hied
himself on a jaunt to Europe and has