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TAPAN-CHlNA.

TAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
STEAMERS leave San Francisco as follows
GAELIC. Tuesday september 10. p.
liLGIG via Honolulu. Thgr,lay oet9ter 8 p H.
GAELIC ......... thursday November % ,.
sureIbly appOiuted-supcrior Aecomn ocations: ..
e.b p .aos Si at e s ad 35 i Boadwy
OOm "a. IafO4d Ht4e san Hr t fTFofS President
T II. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
HL Express Passenger steamer Service
D1h S&6R RGE9E IS s JAP d fEIScr
Touching Glratr % LAM p3sssqser;s, to Spain FLANNEL
Crossing as l I2Pf rs + R. Rides,
6 s. FULDA. wRRIDNT4Essbb4 lYii-S OCT .21. \. NJ
t EfP w TRIf6R44Y DEG E2Y 3d. 2 f r X
and every five weeks thereafter
f'''a 6s f2 e $50 Co. oel9 bowling bowl
NEW-YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ s., Pen 10 aaf Il L Eat River Riyer.
iof Havana, Pr5sreso, CaGpecho, Frcntera,
maa91 aP'2t sa% oss Ss'n .,..
Nassau aantag9 de cuba Guantanamo aR9 SioAiIPgosi
G OF WAsufNGTi6T H3y. ( Me- ports..sat, Aug ..
YJcA4HX, Havana end Elcxiean Ports sat. Aug 20
C1ENFUEGOs, Nassau, Santiago de Cub22 and , ~
hi: Line ia; direct connection WIN sn{ issues thToq.6
Ccntri /. " o., Lid, ana tic Monterey and Mexican
Fo' iii 9SShs whhS 8 o to fBp&ly T.
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bet s .5 at o o1 P iaes deirchs Co., Bowl Gp
DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
Il LINES TO CAdIIToEE a. JhPAN' THINTEEtrco
Tor s.3 FrnnSiscorr ,yia Nc fstS5g; q r5aaaa
rS-StoA I5.,1 d. osy' s AoeI R,69a 81,
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DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
h FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLo. CURACAO
0oii Per 80 80. East saA-i R2er
$. PlIL1DELPHIA IhgF,a'y s.p-e,moe B. p NJ NJ
rScs Amrcan teaosa ps SPECIALLY blit Tor trade,
have '''' 'op,''obh o5uLTq. 5ii5 6&I
T0g TSs 400 c66 son s ssl b ots' " "A
Il FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS,
iPg Y Io5 Ne"1ow o f Ap.t 2Gy IL a. n
NOOEDLASD " cdneed'v, september = D q N.
80 and Upward second cabin sS5 Excursion, 500 70
irEI. %TffGH 4 Vs sons tSi ACTS Rowng Green.
WHITE STAR LINE. .o,
R6YALG iS5 IUtyiTE6 STATES NAIL STEAMERS,
a' S3s A SGT 20 a. H. asSnis sep SEP &C. pm
,;lsje,iicSopt 8 20 a. m .Nalestle0d 20 a ~
'' From white Star s2 Doc Dock o5s Of ws5 oth go
end Upward according to steamer and location OF birth
seond cabin go and So E1cursi9H II .SJ, 81 900
S' 10 fo 70 q Bro 90 s &
de!phia once 800 Wllnust II MaItI.nd h-[--. go
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THE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts general express business By AL fast steam.
ers, ~ and from Europa
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Net cash bal eis5 ss2, $50 s1sl 09oei2 Dec. sshs97
There was little doing in the foreign exchanges
but the market was firm. Following are the quo
tations for actn-. business Bankers DIS
SaeS3. and "a IS "a for long and short sterl,
nc respectively; French francs 5.23 "a ana
5o -. reichmarks, "a IA and % l-2
In London British consols 1-l6 lower Tor
tho Account at 90 1-16, but unchanged for money
az the sar.e quotation. Money in London shows
@ bardening tendency, and in the open market
d;scounts were quoted up 10 3-4a1 7-s per cenI
us Panlx OF England lost coo, 900 bullion on bal
apce Unless its liabilities have been reduced, the
,aekIv stateInent will indicate loss Of reserve
De- liver was unchanged at A. Sled an ounce.
I%dia Councl bills were allotted at an advance
~ e9d per rupee. American railway. shares
Oh strong and scored further gains. AZ Parls
Frencb per cents lost yesterdays advance al
''1 1;h Dolv Mining Company announces ITS hity-
Inc Inc III gt}dend Of s37, 500 for July. payable by
Messrs Lounsbery & Co, transfer agents MILLS
d. DulIuinpi yidends paid 10 date, 50 069.5oO. =
10; rhd ~ ontario Silver Mining Company has de-
Inc Uht di,iidend Of $500 for July, payable
at the office Of MessEs L0T 4sSssrs close
Anrust 25. Total dividends to date So'oS"
The following securities among Others were sod yes
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CHARLLSTON. :. c., the South & Southwest.
OJACK >ONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA. POINTS.
TIL CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Pier 20. T. x. loot IoOs ovClt-st.) at p. H.
SEMINOLE, Charleston and Jacksonville Fri. Aug 21.
IROOGOlS Charleston and jackson vile Mon, Aug. "A.
ALGONQUIN, Charleston and Jacksony Viewed Aug; 20
have frstclasc passenger occOmm d1 tions
Insurance under open policy ercctd onehth per
ce4t. WI. p. CLYDE CO, General Agents
Bowling Green, y. Y.
4 G. EGER Gnnl At G. 5. Er. Llne. $50 Broadway
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Che Gnrt,

JEROME PARK RACE TRAINS.
~ On each day special trains VIII leave Grand
Central Station via Harlem Railroad II 30 10 30
and 80 p. Wagner drawing room car train at 40
rect to rscetrack Regular trains stopping at Ford.
nam Station NEAR uack leave Grand Central Station
10 33 and IL S5 H. and :35 D.: leave 125thst;
station at 10 l3 and II "A mr. II So 49, 2;l9 and
a. M, u 40 II 90, Lao, ;o2 and 2;54 p n;
Special trains returning will stop az 1SSthst TO land
save delay 40 the station by purchasing tickets a.
Sew-Yorx Central offices In NewYork Brooklyn
or City.
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A NCHOR LINE, L. 5. Mail Steamships.
"a FOR GLASGOW Via LONDONDERRY
IRON Pier 81, y. T.. foot Of West 4th.st.
CITY OF Rome scpt m :t aug I ~ ~ p M
Ethiopia sept. r. II a. Furnessla Sept 10 6 a N
I.aees for Saloon Passage
By S. 5. CITY OF RO3lE. $50 and upward,
according 70 accommodation and location Of Room.
Other Steamers U the line $50 and upward.
Second Cabin. $50. Storage, sl9.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green. y. Y.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantioue.
" FRENCH LINE TO HAYRE EVERY SATURDAY.
LA BOL RGOGNE IebJcuf.- Sat, Aug -, A. m.
La CHAMPAGNE, Boyer. sat- Aug. % 1 p. ~.
LA NORMANDIE, Laurent sat, Sept ). 4 80 a. m
A. FORGET, General Agent, No. Bowling Green.
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Dividend Noiires

OFFICE DAILY MINING COMPANY.
MILLS BUILDING. j. BkOAD-ST,
NETWORK. Aug. Is 1891.
nIVIDEND NO. 54.-A Dividend Of TWEEN
~ TY-FIVE (25l per share ha- been iec3r'd
for July payable slst Inst. Tn books
on 25th inst. LoUNSBEHY < co. :fIn.f.r Agents.
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THE DAY N THE BOND MARKET.

rovernment bonds were neglected at the Stock
EXCHANGE. but the bids for the As were raised
as per cent Annexed are the final quotations;
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siss .I rs &c. a1' 70 ss IS sS~ ssoss
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DED STAR LINE -
70 FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS,
Sailing for New-for. and AntWcri worry.
WESTE FINLAND. ..--- We-nes1sy. Aueust 20 II a. Il
SOOEDLAhD .-..-...- c1nt-CaT, september - D 2. u
CABIN rates: Firs; Cabin, so and upv ard fXcCf-oL
800 and UPWARD Second cabin $50 EXcursion 900 I
rfsrEI. WRfGHT & Sons, Cen'l Agts, Bowling Green
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
ON THE DIAMOND.
Some Interesting Games Played Yester-
day-Collins's Running Catch.

Some Interesting Games Played Yester-
day-Collins's Running Catch.
New YoRK, Sept. 10.-McKean's errors
and lucky punching OF hits gave the
giants the game. New York, s Cleve-
land, 5. Batteries; Ewing Buckley !;
Gruber, thinner.
BosToN, Sept 10.-Todays game was
uninteresting. The home team hit
Crane at will. Boston, 1S; Cincinnati,
6. Batteries: Haley, Nichols, Camel !;
Crane, Harrington.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-Supurior all
around playing by Chicago explains the
score. Philadelphia, |; Chicago, g.
Batteries: Gleason, King, Clements F;
Gumbert, Kittredge.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 10-Collins's great
running catch OF Corkhill's drive in the
ninth won the game for Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, 4 Pittsburg, 3. Batteries :
Caruthers, Daily; King, Miller.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-St. Louis, 5
Boston II.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 10.-Milwaukee,
80; Washington, 3.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1O.-Louisyille, l /;
Baltimore, 3.
DENVER, Sept. 1O.-Denver, 5; Sioux
City, 2.
KANSAS CRY, Sept. 1O.-Kansas City,
IA Omaha, 2l.
SANTA CRUz, Sept. 1O.-San Francisco
and San Jose played spirited game of
ball here today. The latter lost through
the wildness OF the pitcher. San Fran
cisco, 8; San Jose, 4.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 10.-Sacramento
won an easy victory over Oakland today.
The score was 10 to T.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
s1oAUL1FrE VS.. GIBBONS.
The Crack Light-weights to Fight To
night.

night.
Austin Gibbons and Jack McAuiilfe
battle tonight at Hoboken. The latter
is sure to be big favorite in the bet
ting. He is the acknowledged light
weight champion of America. Austin
Gibbons is new aspirant for champion
ship honors. He has not yet beaten
any topsawyer, unless it was the Eng
lishman he did up in such short order
quite recently.
Gibbons is a coming man. The writer
has not very decided opinion on this
fight and will stand pat. Gibbons may
prove good Investment at odds of two
to one. He is ambitious and will doubt
less show up in the best possible condi-
tion.
McAuliffe is not the world-beater
many suppose. He, like Jack Dempsey,
has seen his best day. In recent years
the New Yorker has not won what
might be termed a great battle. He
beat Jem Carroll after a hard fight, but
Carroll was an old man. Billy Myer
fought him draw, and it is my opinion
that Jack is not really the man he was
year after he fought Jem Carney. On
paper McAuliffe looks the best, but
Austin Gibbons is very liable to give the
champion the biggest kind OF an argu-
ment and may possibly gain a. victory
which would not surprise the writer.
Rodman q Co. will receive the results
OF each round.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
THE RosEMEADE SALE.
The ThoroughNreds to BE Sold in New
York City.

The Thorough to Be Sold in New
York City.
The New York Spirit OF the Times of
September 9TH contains the announce
ment that on Monday October 10Th. the
stud OF L. ]. Rose, of Rosemeade, will be
sold at Tattersall's, New York. The
consignment consists of two stations,
forty fine brood mares, possessing the
very best selected blood OF the Austria
lian and American thoroughbred. The
same paper says editorially: The sue
CESS Of the Australian blood in this
country has been so marked as to render
breeders universally alive to its desira-
bilitv. Hence any opportunity to pur-
chase carefully selected specimens Will
be eagerly embraced"
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11

delabra second, Actor third; Lightman
fourth; time 10 2-5.
Mile and half-Bermuda won, India
Rubber second, Rey del Rey third /;
time 2 ;36 2-5.
Sweepstakes, mile and three-six-
teenths-Cbesapeake won, Kenwood
second, Tulla Blackburn third; time
2:03 l-5.
Handicap sweepstakes, mile and three
furlongs-Iceberg won, SNOWFALL sec
ond, koxford third time 2 :25.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
Merrill WINS.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 10.-The State
Sportsmen's Association continued its
shooting meeting at Oakland trotting
park this morning. The event on the
programme was the finish OF the contest
for the Selby medal, After the result Of
yesterdays sports, out OF twenty-six
original entries only four were left to
compete. By scoring fifteen straight
birds the medal was won by G. A. Mer
rill, of Stockton, who during the two
days shooting made score OF forty
nine straight birds.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
The Philosopby of life.

The philosophy OF Francis Bacon in the phil
osopby OF life: "Despise no new accident in
the body" said he, "but ask opinion of it; in
sickness principally respect health; and in
health action " There are many so calied slight
affections which men think it bravenot to no
tce. II is not bravery: it is folly. AS Bacon says
"Despis no new nccidentiu the body" Bran
dreth's Pills will remove etfsctunllv and at
once thousand and one of the little ills of
Ii ethat often If neglected, take years to cure.
Re sure to have with you always q box of
Brandreth's Pills.
They can be obtained in everydrug and med
iciac store, either plain or sugar coated.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
A Picnic for Direct.

Justipa % and Globe p' trotted to aff the oTe poIe
against the worlds team record q :13),
rec ,yearolds, YEA @ % trottins Gls iSd Snipnose
won, Miss Edith second, Lighthalls
third; best time, 2:2934.
Glass 2 :35, pace-Direct won, Mascot
second, Bob Taylor third, Argot Wilkes
fourth best time, 2:10N. Direct won
three straight heats with ease.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
Portland sneed Contests.

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. 10. Unfinished
2:40 trot-Tom Tucker won, Nick J..
secord, Cavennah third time, 2:3315.
One-eighth mile dash--Nevada won,
Centela second, Mystery third; time,
1:2St5.
Trotting, 3-vear-olds - McMinnville
Maid won, Leapyear second, Lady
Daphne third; best time, 2:29.
Trotting, 2 20 class-Hylas Boy won,
Edwin G. second, Delis third; best
time, 2:26.
Running, quarter mile heats-April
Fool and Bob Wade each took heat,
when the race was postponed on account
of darkness best time 23L.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
zimmerman's wonaerful Cycling.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 10.-In the
bicycle races at Hampton Port, today,
Zimmerman, of the New York Athletic
club, was the star performer, winning
the mile ordinary, the hall mile ordi
nary, the quarter-mile safety, and the
half-mile safety handicap. His time in
the latter race was l :06 As, beating the
worlds record OF :07 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
.Justine,s ProieotiIes.

UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 10.-At Perryville
ravine, this afternoon, three of the j us
tine proiectiles were thrown from an or
dinary rifle gun. The trials were
great success. A shell containing four
teen pounds OF nitro-glycerine broke the
rock against which it was fired.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
Fast Trottinr AZ Uleveland,

CLEVELAND, Sept. 0.-Four-year-old
Happy Bee won, Constantine second,
Garnet third, Ely Ryan fourth; best
time, 2:19l4.
Glass 2:l6 trot--Lobasco won, Harry
Noble second, Aline third; best time,
2:171s.
Glass 2:24 trot unfinished )-Renton
won first heat, Wyandott won second,
and Jerry l.. third and fourth heats.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
Gnrfial1 PAM, Racas.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Garfeld Park:
Track fast.
Six furlongs-Kismet first, Duke of
Milpitas second, Mandolin third; time,
:l6.
Mile-Sena A. first, Lewis Clark sec
ond, Mary Mae third; time, :46155.
Six furlongs-Yo Tambien first, Gar
man second, Sunshine Whisky third;
time, :151a.
Seven furlongsARival first, Geraldine
second, Bankrupt third; time, :19A.
Nine-sixteenth of a mile-Patti Rosa
first, Umatilla second, Jennie S. third
time, ;55.
Mile-Bon Air first, Lew Carlile Sec
ond, Upman third; time, :4424.
Tom Rodman says the Gibbons-Mc-
Aulife fight will begin at 8 O'Clock sharp
tonight, which means 6 O'Clock here, so
come early.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11

Warm weather often causes extreme tired
feeling and debility, and i'll the weakened con
dllion OF the SYSTEM diseases arising from i'm
pure blood are liable to appear. TO gain
strength, TO overcome disease, and to purify,
vitanze and enrich the blood, take Hoods
Snrsnnlrilln
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
TIE RUNNING TuRF.

dasDrOuck the UnIy ChIlfOrnIan aI
Sbeepshead Bay.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Sept. 10.-Track
fast; weather cool.
Seven furlongs-Hasbrouck won, Con-
tribution second, Bellevue thId; time
:27 3-5.
Mile and furlong-Castaway won,
Mabel Glenn second, Reporter third /;
time l ;55 20.
Futurity course-Dagonet won, Can
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
Exit Arizona weather.

SAN BERNARDINo, CAL, Sept. TO-
Southern California is again enjoying
California climate, after almost ten
weeks of Arizona weather, which has
been five degrees above normal, and
very sultry. The storm conditions have
ceased
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
THF COLT STAKES.
AristocraticalIy Bred Youngsters WI


AristocraticalIy Bred Youngsters Who
VIII Trot Next Month.
The entries for the running, trotting
and pacing events of the coming fair Of
the Los Angeles association close Mon
day week, September 2lst. Intending
competitors should not overlook this
fact, as no entry will be received after
the 2lst. The prospect is very encour-
aging for big entry, Notwithstanding
that the northern associations have not
been very successful in this respect. In
the cot stakes the following owners
have made third payments, and are
therefore eligible to start upon making
the final payment Of S25 on the first
day OF the fair:
THREE -YEAR-oLD STAKE.
Thomas Story, br. C. Cadie, by Caliph.
DR.. Wise, b. c. Emin Bey, by Guy
Wilkes.
Chino ranch, ch. g. Alaho, by Albion.
Chino ranch, b. t. Thera, by Albion.
j. G. Newton, b. c. Fabius, by Alcazar
Charles Durfee, b. f. Eta Wilkes, by
Billy Sayer.
Edgemont park, b. c. Redondo, by
Stamboul.
Two-YEAR-oLD STAKE.
Chino ranch, ch. g. Emn, by Woolsey.
L. Snodgrass, b. t. by Bob Mason.
Elias Williams, ch. c. Gold Mint, by
Gold Nut.
Edgement park, b. C. Harry Winches-
ter, by Stamboul.
Edgemont park, gr. c. Freckles, by
Wilton.
j. c. Newton's b. c. Princeton, by Al
cazar.
The present value of the two-year-old
stake is $500, and the three-year-old
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
THE vALENsIN TRorrERs.
Sepaicolon Sold to a Detroit Man fo,
&13,50O.

SephicoIon Solu 60 a DetfoIC Man Tor
$f3,50O.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 10.-The prices re-
allied at the Emery-Fasig sale at Glen
vile, today, were above the average.
The great horse Semicolon was knocked
down after spirited bidding, to George
Hammond, Detroit, Mich, for $l3, 500,
and Ferndale, the phenomenal yearling
sfilly by Semicolon, with record of 36
secondsfor the last quarter in mile,
was bid in by J. A. Shultz, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, for $4,000. George Hammond, of
DETROIT, paid $4,000 for the Duchess.
There were Several other good sales.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
LrdcmenIs Arainat Herrmann.

New YoRK, Sept. 10.-Judgments ag-
gregating $14,926, against Hermann,
the magician, were entered in the
county clerks office today.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
Sold ONT ann Elen.

NEw YORK, Sept. 10.-Lewis Stein,
garters and elastic supporters, has sold
out his business and fled to Montreal,
leaving debts amounting, it is alleged,
upwards of $25, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
Liehig W0r!d DiSlelSapy.
hos ANGELES SIRGICAL INSTITUTE.

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diseases. Branch of the DR.. Eebig Co of san
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They are the only Specialists in Los Angeles
performing the latest surgical operations re-
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InfecuOus or Contagious diseases. Loss of
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Those suffering from Piles, Fistula and
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All medicines compounded in their own La
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Long experience with unparalleled success,
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Each eminent in hls speciality, selected for
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Separate Offices for ladies, and in charge of
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Theyare graduates of one OF the eading univer-
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All Chronic Diseases and Deformities
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on earth can Tase one candid thought before
it is too late. Those ruined in health by un-
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Each patient seen privately and Cures Guar
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The Dr. Liebig CO.are the Oldest, mostreliable
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Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
A Skating Match.

At the opening of the big rink in San
Francisco, on the night of October 18th,
Lem Morgan and Berry will engage in a
twenty-mile skating race.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
California Naval Cadets,

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 10.-The following
have been admitted to the naval acad-
envy; W. FL. Stanley, David W. Todd,
California.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
Special Announcements.

By the kind permission OF our patrons,
we will have open for inspection at our
Art Rooms, the special orders OF dec
GRATED China, which have just arrived
firm Haviland & Co., Limoges.
These goods were ordered by special
order on design submitted by H&yiland
& Co., for some OF our patrons; md for
shape, design and coloring, surpass all
previous efforts of former years, being
the latest designs for the year 1891.
These sets consist OF
Dinner Sets, Game Sets,
Meat Sets, Fish Sets,
Ice Cream Sets, Berry Sets,
Asparagus Sets, Salad Sets,
Coffee Sets, Chocolate Sets,
Celery Trays, Sandwich Plates,
Oyster Plates and Olive Plates.
We always have enjoyed the reputa-
ton OF being the first ones in bringing
out new, attractive and startling lines
of novelties, and we can safely say that
our this years assortment can not be
equaled on this coast.
NoTE-An invitation is extended to
all to visit our decorated china display
at our Art Rooms for one week.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
blontonjan Breaks "a Record.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. l0.-The s.
year-old bay FLY Blontonian. by Nc
Ourdy's Hambletonian, trotted on the
hall-mile track yesterday i'll 2:224I
This is the fastest mile ever trotted
by 3-year-old on half-mile track.