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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01

elected: Commodore, Frank s Kstcham sloop Charm !;
vtce-commodore. Alfred wenEel. soop wandsrsr:
treasurer E. W. Ketcham; corresponding secretary.
Louis wunder; financial secretary, Benjamin pesjen
recording secretary. Frank IL Benjamin: measurer.
Ketc5sm. Thsophiins Butts Alfred wensei and Joha
OrfMeb; regatta committee. T.. w. ketchaW, Louis
wunder and James E. Clarke; delegates to Network
Yacht Racing Association. Frank II. Benjamin. George
T.. Garland and Louis wunder.
FOR CORNELL AND U. p. ATHLETIC CONTESTS,
Delegates from the Universities OF Cornell and Penn
sylvania met at tho Fifth Avsnno Hotel yesterday
and organized dual athletic league. The delegates
present were p. A.. Freeman "a. captain; N r.
Leslie. '05. and George Ashbridge representing Uni
versty OF PENNSYLVANIA. and c. G. Shaw. 04 captain
W. d. Belknap '05 and F. f. B. Darling representing
Cornell. A constitution was adopted modelled after
that OF the Inter Association. Each college
vii; have four entries IN each contest. and the points
will count five for winner three for second. sno
one for third. The prizes Will consist OF eo'o
medals to first silver to second, end bronze 70 tora
The rules provide that not more than S2o snail De
spent for each Prize. There will te no under
graduate rule In force.
No student shall compete In the games unless ne Is
In good standing and has had year at college, aH'
ING nj least five hours OF classroom work each week.
The games this year will be held at Philadelphia WINE
next year they will be held at Ithaca. pennant
will be awarded for the championship. ana each COL
lege will hold q special meeting week be:0re the
annual contests.
The lists Of contests will be as follows: lCo'yard
DASH trial 100 yard hurdle. trial "'mhe pcy'le'
final: 44O.yard DASH final lOOyard dash. bnal l.o'
yard hurdle final mile run. final 22oyard huroie'
tr,al: mile walk final 22O-yard run trial $50
ward rum final 22Oyard hurdle, hna 2sOyara IaSn
na Tne hrS So, ton nnns VIII broad Jump throwing
&c pound hammer. pole vault
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Cambridge Mass. March 81 tSrecial.l-ihe hf-' "'
,r game Of the season will b. PLAYED here to'"offo"
,,, ,o phulins .ndoycr nine. The University pfacu''
- ,r,,,ove,nen, to-day The Harvard team VIII
MAY with practically same makeup that 1t VIII nav
during the Faster trip owing To Mason '""
,, -, nam, T., ~ catcher but Henry. '9j. will b, tr"i
,,,er q, in the games The pitcher VIII also DE- N"I'
,ao..hx John Highlands wisein. 49, ana
Andrew Highlands 'oj. will all hav" chance. mason
+. III with scarlet fever but he i doing u'u'"''' "
and IL Is hoped that he Will lie III 'o'''No" " INV "
the first Princeton game. on May D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01

bonds. Mr.. Dimond chairman OF the committee In
charge Of the bonds.
Nicholas weinikon will speak on 1.-THE Russian Amer.
can Treaty. In the hall Of the University Settlement So
cIety No. &c Delsnccyst. tomorrow evening At 80
o'clock. General discussion will follow the lecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
COLUMBIA BEATS SwAHTHMofh MI BALI

,,,o. March o1-The baseball teams o. Columbia
a sws,,hmore Colleges opened the baseball season ''
fnlon PARK this afternoon with slow ana "h'"' '"-
cam. Columbia was far superior In heid'ns anu -
rnh"S' ~" ~ O,,,nn,o Coo,er pitched well for
co,nm,,a On two occasions Swarthmorr hal ",', '
,as ,u, Sham fielding by Columbia prevented any
,v,s score: Columbia. .; Swarthnofe' d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
r,cycLE TRIP ABOUND THE WORLD EN''D

ST. Louis March 3l.-This morning i''o',''
Alien ~ Fergr,,on NO. and william Il. sa'n''' l'
Of Alton. H.. rolled into ST. Lonis on 'nSr o',, srro
having completed a trip around the world III u ,"'
years Both Young were graduated ifo" W."
lngton University in 1890. ana nhuerao'" Wv ,ho
China to Improve their edrci''on. ."s s'e,.rcs ~
900 miles. and are said to be the only ""',' NV,
wbo have accomplished this feat since Marco ro'o III
fine thirteenth century. Representatives OF , Tue AMI
ut, n,cIing clubs met them outside the CIV az
Lo, thnn, 10 The clubhouse, where an eh'i'iaS'
recc pton was given 10 ticih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
A DAUGHTER OF NJ

A DAUGHTER OF Mr.. FORTRESS $4,000 Stadium
Boston, March 3i.-The mare Maggie sultan, = 10
sx-yearold In }. Malcolm Forbe's stables tooas
gave birth to fy sired by Arion, the California
two y.ar.old wonder 1912, purchased by Mr..
Forbes a little II year ago for. II Is said $l2.,-
600 Arion it Is siattd, will be bred to Nancy Hanks
the coming se:sOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
SEw-JERsEY YACHT CLUBS ELECTION.

The annual election OF the New,Jerscy Yacht Cluo
uas held nj the clubhouse. on Thursday evening"
Various reports read showed the club to be IN
prosperous condition. The mcasurcr reportca 'h""
three shilling yachts In the feet and Fix steam OF
nsphtha launches. The date OF the annual resa''a
was set for Saturday, June TO- over the nsuai view
York bay course. The following regu'ar ucAo' wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
CUICAGo'S THIRD DEFEAT.

Chattanooga Tenn. March 3i.-The Chattanooga team
,oday for the third successive time defeated the I'M
casos The score Chattanooga a. chicago '. Inc
home team scored 10 the hrst inning four IN h'
-. ,,,.. ,n IN. third and two In the seventh. CHI
e.co scored two In CO and one each In the eghth
md ninth innings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise, i3l>et. :25Moon rises so Moons ago. lie
3 o. HIGH WATER TODAY.
AM.-Sandy Island :15lH Hell Gate 10 %
PM-Sandy Hook II GOV. Island 30 He'll Gate 10 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
CANADA TO REFUND THE DUTY On biCh'hHS'

,,. March a1-At the annual meeting Of Tie
,s,., whec,,ncn,s Association to-day IL was announce"
,h,, an arrangement had been made WIN the '"''o"
Dc,artment BY which the duty paid on bicycles e"'''"s
% ar. DAYS after the payment; ais, that satisfactory
49," ...n,s have been made with the American ana
a.SI.n railways for the transportation OF wheels to the
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
NICHOLS SIGNS WITH BOSTON.

Chicago March 3i.-young Nichols. OF the champion
,,o,s ,,sscd through The city Yesterday his way
Ia, ~ r.po lie announced that he had signed Tor the
.eason and remarked that he hated the cut IN salaries a.
much as anybody but that - 400 beats loaing eonsu''
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INCREASE OF BUSINESS.
COMPARISON.

increase ,.or 'n $500 S,'" 81 800 co
Increase Tor the 1 1saa y - 11oo 70
Increase i0f '"' $3.50 95
1910 -, "a nor cent has been declared for
TIN last quarter. and Is payable on oemonT wort,
ONCE Of the Major Cement Company w. sS-
st.. Nsw.Ysrk O1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION AT Mt. VERNON.

Edward Guon, secretary OF the Board Of Civil
Service Examiners Of Mount Vernon, has issued .
notice for civil service examination OF candidates
for the grades Of clerk, carrier and messenger In the
posofiice, 10 take place on April %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
DOBSON'S
4O.42 WEST 14TH STREET.

some hope OF future betterment after due practical
experience. Competency more than ANYTHING else
will bring promotion: and the foundation Tor TINS
necessary quality be obtained through the medium
OF school like that suggested
1t H. stated that SUCH school established at New
York for Instance. would be inexpensive. ofnceru
Of the Navy could be assigned To II Instructors,
and that only the service but the revenue
marine and possibly the Navy could be recruited
from It. The foundation OF large merchant marine
reserve Is favOrite notion Of Commissioners OBr1ens
and he refers to II again il earnest language.
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was as follows
NETWORK.

Earned funs-PIncctn .. Ncw-Yofk = FIfSt Ta''
bv errors Princeton - Nrw.Nork |. LIFT on Dasr--
Princeton g. Nrw.York 10. First hase on bss-Of King.
OF Crime 0 OF Mullins. on WOodcOck 3: OF lof.yth
A. Struck ont-By King. . by Crane by Mullins | !;
by woodcock. g by FORSYTH /. Home run iIrk".
Mt-MeKenle. Double pav-wa,d psN~ ana k s,I
base.- Mckenzie .. Burke -feInan. Davis 2 Csnnor
Ward g. Keelcr Mcousd. Hit by pitchcr-Creigi. Wari
wild pitch-CrInc !. Passed balls-COln. l. DOW. !,
Trenchard |. Umpire -P'ercc. Time o. game u.
p T. Powers the president OF the Eastern League
said last night that wkesbarre would join that haeu"
and not the Pennsylvania State League g. ha' been
reuorted There seven clubs In th' Eastern.
League and Powers starts for Springfield today 70 see
II 10 IS desirable 10 have that city make the eighth cIub
and complete the circuit
The New.Iork and Princeton College teams VIII p''
at the Polo Grounds again today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
FIFE CUTTER To BE NAMED WHITE HEATHER.

Boston. March 3l.-A cable dispatch from Scotland
IN ",rbe Herald" saws that the 1OOton cutter when
Is being built by Fife for the syndicate OF Scotch
yochtsu,u Is to be named the White Heather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01

The match will doubtless attract some Of the most
noted lve.bird shots IN the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01

The Gutt"nbnreers are not yet out OF the woods.
Thompson has whipped them again at Camden In the
matter OF the Goverdale track But there Is pos
sbility that Thompson himself may be whipped by
the supreme Court. Veiy. these trOublOns times
for the ragtag and bOb-tai OF the turf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01

New Workers have many things to be 'panh"i io''
int now they M. pointing with pride 10 certain
scrs which hang over the Of number OF empty
,,nn,roous These signs all rend ITO Lett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01

The Saxton bill for closing the poolrooms Is oil
right. That known to he the the moment
Boss Croker said he In favor OF II. In Mr..
Croker the racerack men have powerful ally. II
he sa,s so, the Assembly will pass the bill at once
and the Governor will sign II. But the question Is.
How Is Tammany TO be compensated for the loss Of
the enormous revenue derived from the pOOlTOOms!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01

pardon for "Ahc" Buzzard has been recommended.
What Is Abe" going to do when he gets QUIT II
the Administration doesn't give him office. he will
probably have to lecture for u living. The pardoned
convict has a hard time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01

SLOW transit! We have Ill Apd 1t looks rs II we
40 conc IN hcep H. There are certain people In this
oi wi6 seem 10 think we cannot do without It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01

II sam Jones' and the Rev. DR.. DobDs 40 nsn'
Il won't be- a sparrlng match. but ronghand '"mo'c
from start to finish. Jones Is long and thin. d.
nob,s Is short and thick. Both have been bgh""g
the devil for about sixteen years. but 10 Is not KNOW"
that DIR. Dobbs ever fought anything else. .oe.
lii himself fighter from way back" Ills latest
sooo,nter WAS at Palestine. Tex, whose Mayor de-
c,ored that lie should not start revival IN ms
town He and the chief executive met at the ra,i.
ro.d station as Jones stepped OF the train. Vne ne
~Tnsack and gave the Mayor one OF the worst urns,
ngs Texas Mayor ever got I h.gn verk Of the
nrd increasing favorably and your Uncle Jones u
sti In the ring"
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"T,psters cannot he still to save their lves' NO"
they are at work on both sides Of the A;lnn'c yhs
70 demonstrate that oxford can beat Yale anu '"a.
Yalc can beat oxford. II oxford can "t 'n,s ' 'u y,
vaie can heat OXf0Id and each accompsirs WIN, u
can ACCOMPLISH. who is going 10 win tile race iiar
yai of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01

IL Is said that fewer shave themselves In
America than In any other country earth. Perhaps
the reason Is that few OF them know how to hone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01

Another case for the germ theorists. An "Heo
man dies Of blood poisoning caused BY 100 nearly
hand. cosp. which pressed his nails into bis hesi'
: b,s own nails mind you. The theorists say n
wnund: a germ foating In the air; germ gets III
wnuud blood poIsOning.n
The herald., 1893-01-24
BARGAINS In REAL RsTATE.

ToR sALE-.HoUsEs AND LOTS ON EASY
$7oo~soass' !: ! rSooms, hati fhiaishsi; lot sex
12S. fenced, lawn, flowers, shade trees
and barn; pico Heights.
Sl20o-Cottage rooms, hard finished; lot so
xl2s lawn, eta; large stable; Pico
slO50-House 5 rooms: lot 50xl5 SO; we'll, fruit
trees, etc.; West Thirty first ST.
$i20o-House rooms; lot o0x150; Folsome
$l3oo-Cottage rooms and bath, located on
Martin 81. near Twenty frat st.
$ls00-House rooms and bath, lawn, flowers;
lot 50xi25; w. Eleventh st
$500 House rooms and bath; cement
walks, ETC.: Girard st.
$2200-Cottsge rooms and bath; lot 5Sx125 ;
a corner: w. Eleventh st.
$3000-Beautiful modern built cottage, 6
rooms and bath, Cement walks, stables,
ETC.; large lot; Twenty-fourlh ST., near
500-Elegant home oi rooms, bath, cement
walks, lawn, flowers, stable, etc; lot
5Ax122; Twenty-eighth ST., near Grand
$ssoo-Fine cottsge of large rooms and
bath, with all modern improvements,
stable, lawn, etc; lot 53x150; s. Main
500-splendid house. rooms, bath, modern;
lot b0x155; Twenty-hfth st., near
Grand.
$4200-Good house, rooms and bath; large
lot; nicely located on Orchard ave-
$6500-A fine residence of IL rooms aud bath
lawn, flowers, stable, cement walks,
ebC.5 LOT OK lou, 81 Mhlu 81.
$500O-Cottage, rooms ana bath; cement
walks, stable, flowers, ETC.; g. Olive.
close in large lot.
$4000-Moderl house of rooms and bath; 8.
Hope, near Eighth st.
Sic, ,OO0-Beautiful residen ce with every con.
venience, elegantly decorated and fin
ished, largo halls this property is to be
sold at once on account OF owner leav-
ing city; call and make an offer; loca-
ton, Grand ave,
SIS, 5,0OO--Handsome residence in fashionable
part of the city; beautifully finished,
large grounds and me stable; a bargain.
15,000-West Adams ST., residence of 8
rooms. This is complete home; lot
100x265, stab e. lawns, flowers, etc.
G0WEN, EBEKLE L. co.,
Real Estate and Loan Brokers, las =. Broad
way. % 3t
The herald., 1893-01-24
Notice to Parties Interested in the
Improvement of Second Street from
Los Angeles to Alameda Street.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]. F.
IN smith and |. II. Polk have filed with the
und ersgned their appeal to the Council OF tn
City of Los Angeles from the following acts
and de ordinations of the street superinten.
dent in relation to the making of the assess
ment for said work, to-wit:
(a) The u amer OF making the assessment
for paving and grading.
tb) The manner Of making the assessment
for sewering
(c) The manner Of making the assessment
for eurbin..
.(d) The. manner of making the assessment
for sidewalking.
(e) The manner OF assessing the cost OF the
work upon the Intersection of San Pedro and
kecond streets.
IL The manner of assessing the cost OF work
upon the intersection of Vine, Wolfskill and
second streets
(g) The manner OF assessing the cost of work
upon Woodworth Court termination and oppo-
site ordinations
said appeal will be heard by the Council of
the City OF Los Angeles at the Council Chamber
thereof, in the City Hall, at Los Angeles. Cali
tornia, on Monday, January 80. 1693 at
O'Clock p. m, or as soon thereafter as the same
can be heard @. A. LUCKENBACH.
l0t5- & IT, Clp H.
The herald., 1893-01-24
soCIETY NOTICES.

Y NIGHTS OF F4PYTHIAs-THE VARIOUS
IA, lodges OF the Order OF Knights of Pythias
Il, this city hold regular conventions as below.
All resident and visiting Knights cordially
welcomed.
SAMSON NO. 14S-700 Downey ave. (E. Los An
geles), Monday evening, j. K. Carson, g. G.
AT PYTaIAN CASTLE, 1854 s. SPRING ST.
GAyNTLET NO. l23-Monday evening, J. j.
fh0ate G. @.
TRsCeioR NO. 96-Tuesday evening, George
b. Shsifer, c. C
LA FRATkRNITE-Wedn evening, +.
Arklpnnetle, G c.
oLiVE no. 1e-Thursdsy evening, Charles
-txtss husy, G G.
Adoiph. G. Cs5
BueEsp oy BELIEF Every Wednesday even
ing mil further notice.
Mntt IN third
The herald., 1893-01-24
Notice to Parties Interested In the
Improvement Of Second Street
from Los Angeles to Alameda
Street.

NCTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. M.
IN Davies ct al, parties interested In the
grading, curbing, sldswalking and sewering of
econd street, between Los Angeles and Ala
media street. and assessed 10 pay for the cost of
the same. have fled with the undersigned
their appeal to the Council of the City of Los
Angeles from the action of the Street Superin-
tendent in the accepting of the paving, gutter
ing, sidewnlkng and sewering Of the said
street for the following reasons to.wit: 1st that
said sidewalk does not contain the amount of
cement required by the specifications to be
used therein.
I'd: That said sidewalk and pavement was
laid on soft, .spengy material and said soft
spongy material was not removed and replaced
with good gravel of qualit. and quantity suf
icient to meet the requirements
Sd: That said roRdbed in its construction
does not comply with the specifications there
Tor.
The said appeal will be heard by the Council
of the said City OF Los Angeles at the Council
Chamber thereof in the. City Hon at Los An
geles. California, on Monday, January 30,
1893, at O'Clock p M, or as soon thereafter
as same can be heard.
G. A. LUCKENBACH
1-24 5t Nf City Clerk.
The herald., 1893-01-24
FOR ExcuANGE.
U,oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.

EoR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.
S2o0o-lo acres improved. near Gardena.
$550U-2S acres bearing orchard, IL miles
S6oOo-2s acres improved farm near Orange.
$4,000 Ito acres improved, Lankershim
si5oo-15 acres fruit farm, Orange city.
$i5OO-2N acres highly improved, near uni
$i5,ooo-35 acres in bearing oranges at Full
Si2ooo-0 acres, beautiful home in Ana
hem
Ss0o0-40-scre alfalfa farm near Santa Ana.
$75 900 = 72-acres stock ranch; stocked;
Humboldt county.
$1,000 so acres corn and alfalfa land. near
Santa Ana.
$35,OOJ-lO1-acre orange grove, san GaDrlei
si5 ooo-16o acres improved, near Lamanda
800 oooo-ssoo acres grain and fruit land,
$ia ooo-Beautiful hotel, furnished, San
sis oOo-so acres bearing orchard; fine
$25 5000-s00 acre stock ranch, Santa Clara
county.
SlO0OOo-5O0 acres orange land large water
system, several miles of pipe and ablnt S)o. :
900 worth of good mortgages; located in tn Q
foot hills San Gabriel valley.
1-22 st LAB South broadway
INOR EXCHANGE-2-S 2-STORY FRAMEBUILD-
II irg, east second, near San Pedro; store,
owelling up stairs income S27 a m nth; value
$1,000: will trade equity Of $4,000 fcr house and
lot in SOU Invest.
For exahsnge-17 room dwelling on S. Hope;
value $500; will trade $4,000 OF it for vacant
lot and take morig sge for $4,000; no cash re-
quired; income $50 month.
For exchange-S-room dwelling. West Wash
ington ST; large lot; valued at $4,000; will take
vacant 10 for $500, will taSe mortgage for
$500; no cash required income $l7 month.
For ange-6-room cottage, Olympia St;
large lot l00xi00; value $4,000; Will trade
equity $1,000 for ranch or vacant lots and will
assume
For exchangc-5.room cottage with an acre
ground; value $1,000; will trade for other
property ana as ume.
For exchange-60 acres, Westminster; i'm.
proved; no membranes value $4cO0; will
trade for house and lot southwest.
For exchange-20 acres, Lankershfm; i'm
proved value $4,000 no incumbrance; will
trade for other property.
For exchange-Fine residence, M0nrovia;
value $4,000; 6ill trade equity $4,000 for other
property.
Real estate ard insurance, rents collected.
taxes paid. Roo n i Bryson-Bonebra block.
1928
The herald., 1893-01-24

Lot 70x1z5 on a corner; big, yellow. electric
car passes the door, house new, modern and
absolutely complete in every detail; hot ana
cold water, gas, bath closets. electric bells;
thoroughly ventilated. Do you want house
and lot? II you do, you cannot do better |
mean it, This is not stuff but on the contrary
an investigation will. prove our assertion that
it is the che apest home in the city of Los An
geles. BEN 3 WARD, CLAY d CO.. 1Ss Z.
spring street. city. 1-22 3t
The herald., 1893-01-24
MEDIUms.

M k-sssfA kKAR. ONsUL-
Al Is1tns on businese, love, marriage, dis
ttsse, MINERAL locations life reading. ETC.; take
Nid2fysity eisctric car t. FORESTER avenue, go
fe't.{Hree blocks TO Vine street, second house
fAa' qifnsrof Fernont ssenue.
The herald., 1893-01-24
roR sALE-ooUNrRY pRopERTY.


MORTON & KENN EDY, REAL ESTATE
IN and investment brokers. 200 south Broad
way, Los Angeles, Cal, Offer:
IL acre foothill ranch, z acres IN 10 year-old
oranges; acre in 10 0year old walnutss Q ac es
in deciduous fruits; 2 acres in alfalfa; with
water Price, only $4,000 Let US show you
this.
l6O acres south of city: 12O acres solid to al
falfa, balance in grain: fair buildings; at 500
per acre. The best buv in Los Angeles county
1zx acres, solid to English walnuts in full
So far and better than bank stocks.
10 acres at Glendale, one-half In bearing
only 5000 per acre: paid 55 per cent on this
price last season. Bet er look this up.
Fine building lot on West Thirtieth st., near
Grand ave.: only 5000.
lots 96x18 to alley. clean side Hoover ST.,
adjoining the Harper tract, for $500.
A fine home on Pleasant ave-; IOvelv grounds,
worth $4,000; sacrifice price, $2500; party
leaving city.
Modern 5-room house. south west part OF city; /;
block electric cars; only $1,000. House cost
$4,000 to build,
45,O0O-acre cattle ranch, well watered: about
one-thifd suitable for growing ruits, and worth
double the price asked for the whole ranch,
which can be had at So so per acre. fine
opening for a syndicate.
Have some choice business corners In the
heart OF the city thai would be we'll to LOOK up.
FOR EXCHANGE,
6-acre navel orange grove At Glendora, with
decided water; will put in some coin for a good
residence worth $5000to $4,000.
q acres at Glenda e; IL acres in oranges in
fine condition; decided wa er; TO exchange for
house aud lot southwest part of city.
NORTON & KENNEDY,
1872 st 200 =. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-01-24

NOR sALE-LoT 15lxi5O--ONE COTTAGE
Il OF z rooms, first-class aud in good order;
hard hnished bath. osefs, psntries, screen
porchiDg and every item OF convenience; also
SIN all house OF rooms. now rented; also fine.
large two story barn and stalls; box stall !;
large corrals, fenced and cross fenced; lawn,
flowers and thrubbery; stone walks all around
the place: IA large besring walnut trees on
the property; block from electric cars, in the
heslthitst part of the city; owner has other In
teress and is very apxions to sell and will re-
fuse no reasonable offer.
The herald., 1893-01-24
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sesntR, iucoessors TO Martin d Co. and Pet
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me1t 81 10 135 West First street., telephone
603; ra ch and miscellaneous d. partment, 207
West SRcond street, telephone 40, Los Angeles,
Cal d Carefully selected help OF all kinds
promptly furnished
The herald., 1893-01-24
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