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O5rl0P0LLTAN
CHAR TERE =
Il )ISPENSRRY
mrs 1927
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN +ee51-
~ Francisco for ports In Alaska Jan. 80, ssl2sss2
Feb. IA, March l. 10, 81, April and May 10, 80
A. NJ.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports, Jan.
%, 50, Feb. A. 8. H. "a, March l. 6, H. l6, 24s26,
81, April and May g. 10, 15, 20, 20, so, 9 A. NJ
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay Wednesdays, A. NJ
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth day, 8 a. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping on,y at Los Angeles Santa
Barbara and San Luis obispo every fourth day at IL
A.
For ports In Mexico. 25th OF each month.
Ticket 0fice-PaIace Hotel, New Montgomery st
GO0DALL, PERKINS IL CO.. General Agents.
$3.50 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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Seventy three Claims for Wages.
Jew Kun and seyenty-two other Celestials
were hired by the Central Alaska Company
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
N0RDDEUTSGHER LLOYD S. s. co.
Fast Line Of Express Steamers.
New York to Southampton (London), Bremen.
SPRING SAILINGS, 1891:

Time from New York to Southampton. 71s days.
From Southampton to Bremen, "a 80 hours.
From southampton to London, by Southwestern
Railway Co., ga hours. Trains every hour In the
Summer season. Railway carriages for London
await passengers in Southampton Docks on arrival
OF Express Steamers from New York.
These steamers well-known for their speed.
comfort and excellent cuisine.
CHAS. DUISENBERG & CO., 314 Sacramento Sc
NATHAN MEY ER a CO.. 4Ol California ST.
j. f. FUGAZI, Montgomery avenue.
las " INT
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GuNAR0 LINE.

New York to Liverpool. via Queenstown.
from Pier 40. North River.
FAST E&PRESS MAIL SERVICE
Servia. March IA, $3.50 AM Umbra, April 4, 100 PM
Etruria, Mich 81. $50 Servia, April Il, 700 AM
Aurania Mich 1877 80 AN Bothnia Apl Is, II 100 AM
GaIia. April l. 10: 90 AM Etruria, April 10 80 Pm
Cabin passage. $50 and upwardi intermediates S35,
Storage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe
at very low rates. For freight and passage apply az
the company's ofice, Bowling Green, New York.
VERNON ii. BROWN 4 CO.. General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO.,
iy27 TuThSa Agents San Francisco
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II our staff of physicians and surgeons cannot
cure you no power earth can. Consultation, ex-
animation and advice free to patients, All charac-
ter of disease treated. great many have been
cured by mail treatment. SO If you out of the
city write to
WE DO NOT PUBLISH THE NAMES OF ONE
PATIENT OUT OF FIFTY ON AN AVERAGE,
AND ONLY THEN WHEN THE WRITTEN CON-
SENT OF THE PATIENT is GIVEN. OUR BUSI-
NESS IS CONDUCTED WITH THE GREATEST
SECRECY, AND WE PUBLISH TESTIMONIALS
ONLY AT THE REQUEST OF PATIENTS RE-
MEMBER WE ARE LOCATED AT THE JUNG
TON OF STOCKTON, ELLIS AND MARKET SITS,
SAN FRANCISCO. THIS is THE ONLY COSMO
PoLITAN DISPENSARY IN CALIFORNIA
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LOW RATES.!

rNFRRuARy AND MARCH ONLY. FROM
i Queenstown, Dublin, Londonderry, Liverpool
London and glasgow to California, Via White star.
Imam and Cunard steamship Ines and overland
raiiroads General Railroad snd Steamship Ticket
once 1888 Montgomery St, Occidental Hotel BLOCK.
fe7 ON w. T. ALLEN, Agent
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sAUSALITO-SAN RAFAEL-SAN QUENTIN
Via
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
TIME TABLE


Commencing Monday, December 8, 1890,
sndunti further notice. boats and trains will run Al
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUsALTro and SAN
RAFAEL (week days)-7:3S. $3.50. 11:0o A. Il:
Csundaysj-s;oO, 1000, IL 80 a. N; 1850, s:oa
sos, $3.50 P. n Extra trip on Saturday at l:se
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY (wseT
days)-9;3O. IL 100 a. NJ; $3.50, 4;45 r. NJ
(sundays)-s;oo, 1000. liso A. NJ 1880. $500.
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (weeE
daysl-6:20, z :45, $3.50, Hat An; $40 4:45rL
(sundays)- 800. $3.50, A. NJ; 1900 NJ; 1;so, s:So.
800 p. N. Extra trip on Saturday at $50 and
$40 P. N. Fare. 50 cents, round trip
From MILL VALLEY for san FRANCISCO (wsss
fSundaysj-S:l2 lO:lO, 11:40 A. N; las, S:lA
5:l5 r. N. Fare, 80 cents, 70 und trip.
days)-6:56, 8 Is. 1905 A. NJ; 1905, 2;15, 400.
'6:45P n Extra trips on Saturday at 2:15 aud
$3.50 p. NJ. Fare, 20 cents round trip
THROUGH TRAINS.
4 100 A. NJ, Daily saturdays and Sundays
cepted) from San Francisco for CazadeEo and In
termedIate stations. Returning, leaves Cazaders
daily SUNDAYS exceptodl at 6:s5 A. arriving In
san Francisco at 1898 r. NJ.
1880 p. M. SATURDAYS only, from San Franchises
for Cszadero aud intermediate stations
$500 A. NJ. Sundays only. from San Francisco, for
Point Reyes and intermediate stations. Return
ing, arrives in San Francisco at 6:l5 ?. NJ
EXCURSION RATES.
Thirty-day MISUNDERSTANDING Tickets to ana
from all stations, at rs per cent reduction from
Friday to Monday Excurson-Round-trlp Tickets
sold Fridays and saturdays, good TO return fol-
lowing Monday: Camp Taylor, 81 75; Tocaioms
and Point Reyes, 90 90; Tomales, % 70; HowardA
IS so; Cazadero, 81 90.
Sunday ETcurslon-R ound-trip Tickets, good on DAP
sold only: Camp Taylor, 81 So; Tocaloma and
Point Reyes, 81 u.s.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave cazsdero daily except Mondaysl for
Stewards Point, Guaala, Point Arena, CuRsyu
Cove, Navarro. Mendocino City and all points
the North Coast.
JNO. w. COLEMAN, F.B. LATHAM
General Manager. Gen. Pass. q Tkt Aga
General Ofdcss, 33i Pine Street. ae1R
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ATLANTIC & PACIFIC RAIL ROAD.

SANTA FEE ROUTE.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT SAN FRAN
cisco (Market-street Ferry):
DAILY. JUNE 10, 1890. DAILY.
0 100 A. Fast Express via Mojave. ...... Si45P
400 Atlantic Express via Los Angeles. .10;l5
Ticket Ofiee-650 Market street Chronicle Build
Ing s. +. w. A. BISSELL.
fe19tf General Passenger Agent
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VVHITE STAK LINE.

MAJESTIC. ............... Wednesday, Dec. 80 p NJ
GERMANIC .Wednes day, Jan. H. II A. NJ.
Superior second cabin accommodations on Teutonic
and Majestic SteerAge to or from The old country 80
ONCE ~ Broadway the wharf foot of West 10th
u. ii. MAITLAND kERSEf. Agent.
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XxiItGxdS.

SEAIsEiE ,NsVnARx1I1 wosrH sSoo, 900 AND
sla Is'xsss. ID u; 4 sd ~ ra .1s *" O. O
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mUOO sKALskIN GARMENTS REDUCED TO Sa2s.
VOW 9. g. sHAYSB. Manufacturer. l3S west ed
e. and los FRINGE 81
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0LOTH FUR-rRIMMED WRAPS. KEEPERS and Fur.
~ Lined Circulars and Cent? Fur Lined Overcoata
duced % to 80 per cent c. c. SHAYNE. l2< West 42d
st. and lO3 Prince st.
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Er1aI Nutiees.
TsW AogEDycr.-SorIok or APPLICATIONS ron

intention OF the COunsol tne corporation o.
81 .s 81 q ss 81 1855 .sS e..
smendstory tn reof =. o..,.,-. =.
said Gour to Be held in the second judicial District a
q, sssss Ss:s q
rS:s Az l.s
:ns sss
70 +. taken g, a.
1.t rs aa
Ssos CERTAIN al nap .ma nP Nap
ici Tie continuation y Cornell Dam MED IN Wss.
sonnty. November seventeenth u7thl 1871. As MAJ
proposed to b. taken 2, Affected = e.
Ss and HF es ISW% and
following Is statement OF the boundaries Of said dan
therefor ' under this protssa,ns:
sssis na o.
ss.ss q land pS!siesIa!ly shown :sa
' sTra q a
on Ne. SS oI sn 81 .
BsgtnnnE At A C. on &c nSfSfsy
o eornsr Of tss iand. Of Ann Bal
ct &rS esnIe
EYE sn Int
the saS ss fsd . sm s0'S
%in as: West. efo i 1919 sss .Ssnes
$:s;:. s:':$
or.ss sseno. Along The said fence
II
land ana LEAVING the SAID fsnfs anu Ct % nna q
ssf; @ Ss
sssS ss s q
a. minutes vest 5000 feet, thence across
s:;.: Il
s9s ana h .na Fl sSpa.
feet n SSs 70 e na sss
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nns Ia .ss ::s
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s5s si0 iest . point. thence 81 r. s.ld and ~
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month E s:. %s: West
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degrees ~ minutes FO7 feet thence sontL IS DO
81 40 feet. then south ~ d"gres
no minutes ll3 feet. thence south AZ degree.
minutes west 20 feet thence north degree IS lnin
ues east l56 ZOO TO the point or place % begin
hing Contaiuing % acres and $40 thousaudths of A.
acre.
H., a,T
.nia map. Reference is hereby made 20 the SAID as
chichester county for more detailed ds,.rlI.ioS
the said real be taken Affected o1 splSS
the boundaries are above stated.
Osted New York, November 18th. 1901.
WILLIAM II. CLARK. Counsel 70 The Corp0rAtteA
No. Tryon row. New YORK city
CoLD WEATHER Is COMING SURE BUy Your
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CoLD WEATHER Is COMING SURE. BUY Your
~ furs during the mild weather. have a very Ihfge
stock aud want to sell Buy You viii secure re-
liable fnra at bargains indeed C. C. sHAYNE. ia Wess
42d 81. aud lO3 Prince ~.
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shipping.

First Cabin. $40 and upward, according 70 steamer
$751; ss 81 , PETER sfo' %ka ans
General Agents. q Bowling Green. n. Y
NEW YORK AND CUBA NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
Saturday st rsns 10 s at Ess ali f osser.
For Havana, Progreso Campeche frontera. Laguna
xnzas % IaSSs nasPsa asu sna Nassau
-, Santiago de Cuba. Guantanamo. and CisnfneSos.
SkfzxsA Havana HAVANA and md asxsssn port. Jan
CRY OF WASHINGTON. Havana and
siNriAao Nassau. santiago de cuba. and ' A"'
Ss hs ha. direct connection with and issue.
through bills Of ad,ny to all points on Mexican Railway
rey and Mexican DUR Ra,iroad w" ''''' ~". NV ''
For full ''f'eyS 4sls s'ffsH&' 'P
sHSRT RSSTE t tSSpSs s6 SS oassEs1
Steamers S AL EXT fs9i q Eli 000k'n
Tues: Rss j. ss?
Ees 5
Wv perrin: ''ses 6Efkid IFS CO. Bowling Green
SAyANNAH LINE,..FoUR STEAMERS WEEKLY
tts% s5 81 H. se!nSS
s.;:fs!9
=. SsS. saESii FS~sa s$4 SASJsS
tOns firstcass table dhOte For freight and passage
Jbyh4sWTA NJ III WIN FRETr a I'm a gent
@. M. soRRRi. Manager New Pier 81. North River.
TIE H. 'hfRE sasaSsr Sos sffaasssosyI1r Fla
md point IN FIoEipt me South snd sSH,hws;
s!0 sn ~ ns @
passed. WI 2. CLYDE ! .0. Gen, .Ass..S Bowling
broadway, N. Y
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8AtIrnxdl.

|
"'0Ne oN.H.seI NH'.NoAo."
rur NEW 4OKh.
EARN. ~
'oo HTN7TDA
TRACK GN!LAMA
TRUNK LINE 81
o.....,.. -. ;l.:l:! ;E1il1A1-
and most perfect through
train service In thswerld. I'D
- az - =. ,,n,,a..ou. .,.w.-
al s....rs - AZ r1n,.. S a,.t..
ana o.a.d.. .as =. s1'ss.:s Of America. Health
mn Io NIAGARA FALLS
3: 4 =; 7.: Rive; ..s
An trains arrive at and depart nrom GRAND
pa. d sts A Ava and .sd
W. ouv ,.u,o.n .r.m,o,r ~ 49,"
1A- WAL CRY Of INV 1oaG :" TIE
n' ''''' ~ '''''"''
On ."a after De" -. 1s0.
o.nn A NJ Hseep. sunday. Tastes.
a. n sns ssi Tsia s1T R si%s
ira fare:
FAST NAIL.
lO A. ;s E; ss::s'.;E$: 4
Batavia. ana Bnnalo.
1000 4. N.Y., sss Chicago 5:t5 4 \:
DAY ExrREss
1890 A. M.Sssss':a s:nssy s:'s'': 4
lao D N Daily Due Cincinnati II 1sA
lou M I 1naiaaa as ns,t A as n
No extra ~:
W0RLD's FAIR sPECiAL
l3O P. h:zs D Ss, on Nc s2,s sG f.ls
ALBANY. rr ss1ci AID SARATOGA
$50 r. S$ s'S ss2 s'ss s'':'''s s ssS
A.sn SHs1N snS P.'iz n 1s. P.'ss'; .,s 4
600 p. Dsg F Rr: s sis of.1 ~ Nj
5 Ss,ssxs y. IS + b 4. IS i i;SS
.D.-s.D4o. 4 mi E I |: r1.
, 6:25 P Ny Duo .'.'''. ,,,'
40
1910 r. M.-HnaiSy Due p Snnno 100 4
CINCINNATI AN ID ST. LOUIS EXPRESS,
ON n Al DaiIv Due Cincinn.ti ITO
NJ, 81. Iouis 50 4. Nv \. &
LIMITED FAST NAIL
0.0O ID M Daily Sleeping car passon.
SsVO T. Nls-gersfor Rochester only caI.
CHICAGO n,s H. On s * 'is'';
n ~ N A. D.iIv for pr1.io or6.n.
10 T., M.-bnrG Detrot and C6Scs1n.
also for Cane Vincent dsfiv
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DEMOvAL BALE or FURS G. G. sIIAYNE Jos
~ Prince st. ~ Offering decided bargains IN senslin
OF his entire business to i4 West 12d st. Stock must
be reduced for the consolidation Bargains DO
NJ both storeA.
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3aMrtlads.
3ailrdads.
Den N SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
The Scenic Line to the West.

The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot, of
Desbrosses and Cortlsndt sts., As fol-
lows:
On and after Dec. I. 1891,
THE FAST LINE
ans
asxs day. Si s.p is
Toledo. except Saturday.
s9
"
.os.ry and moyseis esesrie sn.s ATsiSs: ci ~
sasa NJ Next andS ay and Chi
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
ninx V:o1s
Iou. and cineinns, Passenger sossh New York 70
L iSn%sa ~ Gs''nna" 'o'' ~ and st.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
s5d xRs S'sIss6 RnI9 ~:
Ses SSasass fG% NsT d SHE to Chicago
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
LGSs
Ph,isdeIpSia and FissSsrsh 70 k,ssmenS and CHI Il
next day. and st. Lonts loo A. NJ. second morning.
Connects for Toledo daily. except Saturday
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
s' Car Io,s
doah Valley: arrives week days At Columbus 7 15 r.
M G!sIsand $50 next daE and aaly 4 cG
daily. and for Cleveland and Columbus except satur-
500 r. M.-shenandoah Valley Express with
Through Buffet Sleeper to New Orleans.
! lean. Via Richmond and Dsnviiie K K through
BALTIMoRE WARRINGTON. ANDTHE
WASHINGTON LIMITED EXPRESS" Of Pullman
sna sv' d aS
wsh D"ns Gar, q, $40 ssr sa W.;h a
4. II. 2:Io. $50. go and 300 +. II. and TX
night For Baltimore only. 100 !: y. Sunday e:lH
and $50 A. NJ. 1880 GOO and 300 r. u. and 12:15
F6K ATLANTIC CITY. 100 F. ~ week days with
E$ f Sh5xsS Si:1 H.E with .a,ev,.
Coach. 1:Oo =. N. week days
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Exprss' s;;o 20. sS '; $50 300 $3.50 s:nn:y
S s,e s ON Ssns Ss HaS bS 400 1888 es
lion rnd 40 on and sanasys Ha
Prs:,. giS s;s0. 200 KY Limited. ana 1000 4 II,
nsS tsS Conc ssS s9 oSf goo and
Pennsylvania Railroad system apply the following
Xstor House and foot OF Desbrosses and cortiSnds
s,. c9uI. st s9o Fulton st.. and Brooklyn Annex
i0ss .s 81 pn!Sn s htSok'n IS Hudson st.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and
cheek baggage from hotels aud residences through to
1 Ssn s hS aan.ssr General r s12D Agent.
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xnblie 3lot,ce5.

" sSs,s -. 49,
en,ng Jan = viii close promptly In all caseS At
sTsSA S? a; so'or w. for Costa n,ca. via mon par
;'G. or 'I us s"w "na r.yown per
;;.an,nsnr Arnna.. from New ,r,."n.: a, I'm.
4 40 ,%, 'ar
Gs.'srs TOR i'sa"l us he "s1
for sr." m
Sss: ri RI S;r" ~ sai.Ss
s .iS Al ,sr ana Ter
aa H and H,<s H nus, )" .l,r"'- @ '"r.I r gssns
Der s,.a n a. s 1SrM for f.
rM tor n H" rfr ss..nn va
v pei steamship sri:tund
H "r%s;"ts".,y y e.
Tor G"s,e,nnia must +" a.ss."a sr ' U"ono i;' :.
s 's%e s'sam.Sp
!F iks = @r%!'n,ssH'.y
i!S
sAitRDAy-A.aA.M NJ. for France. Switzerland. Italy.
sssiss: :. !. s,iIS,
Ss.ns;oSn sisses Franc" ~ ,s 1Ti Italy
ss,!aaa an I%FsSss s a't =" H' p Ssr
s !HS5: .si @ u f'isss
steamship Furnessia. via GLASGOW uett-rs must he
ssSS.sf re sss = * ;$;
Complementary IL 80 4. NJ for Fortune Island
and jamaica, also Jaculr aud Aux Cayes
hayi per stsanshir andes: at IL A.. N.
per steamship Oriznba fettcrs Tor Cuba and Tam.
pco direct and other Mexican States via Vera Cruz.
must 30 directed per ur,iabsD; az ~ N. for
sss Is. L. III. Th s.
and 1t. croix via st. Thomas, for Barbadoes anu
Denerara via Barbados. per steamship Finance
lettsrs must DO directed per finanee'E
for g PIERS hIqason per .samrI from Iialiiax:
samoan lslanas per steamship Monowni tfroin san
S.ts 2z...5h malls Toe kSst5siia). Mails for China
and Japan, per steamship Oceanic Orom San Fran.
,,scoh close here daily up toJan 81 Ai8:3OPM. Malls
ntd3OP. NJ. Mails for the Society islands per ship
italy up % jan 80 AZ $50 NAH. ' Tor k New:
,,ss,asr :. hi. once as,y 81 $50 ane MAJ. II
steamer close at this once daily at $3.50 r. NJ Malls
for Cuba. by rail to Tampa. Fla, and thence by
asys close az . asos daily az az nails n:
Tor Mexico. overland. unless specially addressed
despstoh by steamer close At this ONCE daily at
.Trsn..Paeinc mails are forwarded to San Francisco
presumption of their uninterrupted transit
kan francisco. Mails from the Fast arriving time
fan Francisco the day OF sailing OF
despatched thence the same day. Registered mail
closes at s. 90 y. y. previous day
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FASHIONABLE FIR CAPFS. PRICES REDUCED
+ from, 3}Lt per cent. 10 "a cent. All leading
fashionable fur.-As;rachan. krimmer. rrrsian Lamb.
Anska Fable. Mink Srnskin. Otter Beaver. Hudson 3
fay Sable, Lena River ami RUSSIAN sable Az the
the harrains I. G. SIN Manufacturer. ia West
AID II. and 1Gt Prince 81.
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nURING TIE BALANCE OF 1891 WILL sELL FURs
- az lower prices than any other reliable house In
New York Look around. then cali at either 12i West
@2d at or Jos Princest. C. g. sHAYNE. Furrier.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-02
PERSONAL.

Israel Lawton of Oakland is at the
Nadeau.
M. A. Gainor of $50 North Main street
is seriously ill.
Rev. A. E. Mcdonald OF Ontario is at
the Westminster.
A. Woods of Wheeling. West Virginia,
is at the Hollenbeck.
w. A. Lockwood OF Chicago is regis
tered at the Nadeau.
w. R. Wheeler, OF Redlands, was in
the CITY yesterday.
Robert A. Hogue, of London, Eng
Iiand, is at the Nadeau.
L, B. Winton, OF San Gabriel, was at
the Nadeau yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Boynton of Chicago
are at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Johnson Of Sacra-
.lnento are at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray of Red
sands are at the Arcade hotel.
Mrs. and Mr.. J. B. Armstrong of
CIoverdale are at the Westminster.
G. McCulloch and Fl. b. Collins, tour
lists from Glasgow, Scotland, are at the
Hollenbeck.
Mr.. Towne, of the great San Francisco
paper house OF Blake, Moffatt & Towne,
is in the city. .,
VIM. Light, a prominent man from
Denver, accompanied by Mrs. Light, are
at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wagner and
daughter, Mrs. Tracy, of Mansfield, o.,
are at the Berks mansion.
E G. Wright, auditor for the South
ern Pacific Railroad company at San
Francisco, is in the city.
San Franciscans at the .Nadeau are
c.. J. Harker, Eugene Teele, Thomas
Menaser, d. Duncan, A. P. Hotaling
and M. l.. Requa.
Judge Kelley, of the law department
of the Union Pacific Railroad company,
arrived with a party of friends in his
special Car yesterday morning.
Mr.. Isaias w. Hellman, president of
the Nevada bank of San Francisco and
of the Farmers and Merchants bank of
this city, Will arrive mere To-Day 10 at
eend meeting of the directors of the
latter institution.
Eastern tourists at the Hollenbeck are
J. B. Ward, Boston; L. K. Smith, Chi
.cago; L. F. Thomas, Minneapolis; James
Welsh, Nebraska; S. ]. Naumberg, New
ark. N. j.; s. H. Lieberman. N. Y. Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. McVeigh, Hannibal, Mo;
Mrs. w. l.. Derr and Mrs. j. A. Derr,
IL. Y.
.Mr. David Menzie, one of the large
farmers of Antelope valley, and Miss
Celia Smith, of Antelope valley, also,
were married by the Rev. Mr.. F. D.
Seward at the Nadeau hotel yesterday
morning. We congratulate the young
couple, and wish them a long and
prosperous life.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-02
Clothing Department.

We will give you Friday to push trade
and convert as much clothing into money
as possible, suit of clothes at $10.25
that you will pay $15 for in any clothing
house in town, and if you don't We'll
take ours back and refund the money
and say thank you.
In youths clothing we will give you
suit for $6.95 that you will pay $40 for
under other circumstances. We can
give them to you at 1915 and 1896, but
$40 suit ought to be a taker at $6.95.
When you can get school suit for
boy from IL to IA, at 75c, it ought to be
cheap, and we submit that if you want
bargains come in Friday. We're in the
humor; take us while the fit is on.
Suits at $l.57, $500, $2.95 and $S.45 are
laid out for your approval that can not
be made for the money. Stock is too
large this scythe will NOW it down.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-02
Dress Goods Department.

Here's where we live. In ten years of
merchandising we have never seen such
quotations. Black tricots, all wool, So
inches wide, goods that sold freely in this
house at &c, we will give you at 35c yard
today. There isn't tricot in the United
States any better if you pay 81 yard
for it. We can sell 10 cases in order, "a
pieces to the case, at 81 1ac to merchants /;
it ought to be cheap to the public at 35c.
English cashmeres at 19c; ought to be
cheap when the agent for the mill won't
take your order for 21c.
Black silk-faced velvet at 49c is un-
known to the trade since the Mckinley
bill put tariff of 80 per cent on velvets.
Still we do it. You can't buy yard in
open market at Csc.
Look at our silk stock. You will
never buy yard at our prices again as
long as high tariff exists.
Black silk Rhadamas, all pure silk,
75c. This is heavy quality, suitable
for anybody dress suit or skirt. No more
when present stock is gone.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-02
NEWS NOTES.

Baseball tomorrow at the Temple
street grounds.
Seven "drunks' were gathered in by
the police yesterday.
Officer Bevan arrested Amos Abbott
last night for disturbing the peace in an
Alameda-street saloon.
Fred Inglehart has accepted the posi-
ton of advance agent for the Adelaide
Moore company, that has been playing
at the Los Angeles.
The owner of the bear who fought the
bull at the park last Sunday, is anxious
to sell the native daughter of California
to the park commissioners.
S. Maben was arrested by Officer john
son at 10 O'Clock last night for rsbattering
8 man named F. Simmons, during an
sltercation which arose over the formers
humping up against the latter.
w. T. Gilman was arrested yesterday
at Boyle Heights by Officer Hoff. on a
warrant issued by Justice Austin charg
ing him with having embezzled from G.
Symons on Nov. 8th last.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, corner of Court and
Main streets, for Mrs. Flanoy, care Mr..
Wara; M. G. Chonichie and A. H.
Buedy.
The Eurekas defeated the Nonpareils
at the Sixth-street grounds yesterday
morning. The following is the score by
innings:
Nonpareils ....3 % o o oil
Schmidt and Martin were the batteries
for the Eurekas, Glare and Weldon for
the Nonpareils.
A large audience, on Tuesday evening,
!; greeted the Tyroleans, OF Pasadena, who
appeared at the Illinois social in the
operetta, Love in Leather, and the COM
'edietta Cups and Saucers. In each pro-
iduction the young artists executed some
very clever acting as well as singing.
Their mother and teacher, Mrs. M. G.
higgins, has evidently given them very
scareful training. Next Tuesday night
Mr.. e. A. Hnugh and his local company
will produce the roaring farce called
Poor Pillicoddy. and the comedietta en-
titled A Happy Pair. In the second
part there will be dancing, led by Pro-
lessor Payne.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-02

Corset Department.
Ladies' perfect fitting corset, SOC. We
wish to call your particular attention to
this corset, as it is our own private
brand, and we wish to introduce 1T into
the market, and offer it today at 39c;
its usual price is 75c.
Misses corsets, Csc each; worth 75c.
A splendid quality with shoulder straps,
and for wear cannot be beat.