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The herald., 1893-01-21
worann.s Power.

With the strides, as one may say, that
women are making in athletic sports, as
well as in affairs, all predictions concern
ing her loss Of influence over men seem
to have missed fire. The Liverpool Daily
Post has been considering this subject
exhaustively, and comes to the conclu-
sion that no matter what women choose
to do they have come to stay. Accord
ing to this journal woman, by virtue of
her external qualifications, nose, ears,
eyes, mouth, complexion, none of which
Is altered by her views, opinions, intel
lect or diversions, serious or amusing,
will always exercise that sway over man
and his destinies which she has done
since human society existed. This every
student OF human nature must see, and
woman, 80 far from relinquishing any
hold on her peculiar empire, is gaining
new territory, still scizes upon this sus.
ceptibility Of men and makes use of it.
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yu,rsrity Among Gotham w.mep.

II you have any yearning to see vul-
garity you need only be one in 80
called fashionable New York crush. It
may be private house or it may bo ut
some public place-as. for instance, the
late horse ahow--but 1t will always be of
intense vulgarity. The New York crush
Is pushing, driving, vulgar, i'll bred
one. The women of the SO called Four
Hundred put themselves ON exhibition
in public places. are ovcrconseious, and
while it must be said that they are styl-
ish it must also be added that they are
little too fine. Laces and diamonds
were rampant at the horse show, and
gowns of silk and chiffon were common.
In England the most elegant Of women
would have been satisfied to have ap-
peared in perfectly fitting cloth gowns,
and, il they were needed. some magnif-
cent furs, but they would have known
that fine laces and jewels do not har-
nionize with tho smell Of the stable.
French ladies do not wear on the street
elaborate dresses that American women
select to walk in and to wear at public
places They keep their elegant cos
tunes for the benefit of their own family
and their friends, but the New York
woman rr1shes into big dressmaker's,
buys a frock that would be sold to Mile.
Ninette or Mile. Blanche, but certainly
not to Nine. la Duchesse de Haut Ton.-
New York Cor Buffalo News.
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A Rnxnar of rrn,xersitins.

An English "bazaar of the universe.
ties lately held holds suggestion for
imitators this side the sea. The stall at
tendants wore mortarboards and gowns.
which is most attractive toilet for a
pretty girl. Each stall was under the
patronage of college, dressed in its
colors and decorated with it's distinctive
insignia. The wares were not specially
academic-that is, from an educational
point Of view-though Trinity college,
Cambridge, undoubtedly made an ex-
hibit dear to the ''undergrad's" soul in
its plum puddings, pots Of jam, tins Of
cocoa and sweetmeats. The idea, how
ever, of varsity bazaar is clever and
may be copied in New York. where
alumni Of all colleges are to be found.
And what charming possibilities for
frocls in the blue of Yale, the crimson
of Harvard and the orange and black Of
Princeton!-New York Letter.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES SALE,

CTATE LOAN AND TRU 7 COMP ANY OF
y os Angeles, corporation, piaihtiif VS..
will q Burdeite ano Mrs. " III Il. Burdette,
his vie, and Vim Wi,tenbrrck, and MIS- Wm.
wi teuhrocR, his wife, defendants.
Sheriff sale--NO. 1888
order Of sale aud decree of foreclosure and
sale
decree oI foreclosure and sale, iscued out OF the
Superior Court OF the County Of Los Angeles, oi
the state OF Ca iiOrnin, the 3Oth day of Decenl
ber A. d 1902, in the abnye entitled action
wherein State Loan and Trust Com pany oi [. s
Angeles, corporation. the above named plain
titi, obtained II judgment and decree of foreclos-
pre- ana sale against WIZ q. Burunite ct al, de-
PENDANTS, on tie Sth day of December, A.
ID 1892 for the sum OF three thousand. fifty
five and 97 100 ($3 55.97J doliHfs, lawful
money of the niled ties which said decree
wns, on the Sth day Of Dece mbcr. d 1892,
page l59, | am commslAed to seli all
that ertaln lot piece or p reel OF land situate,
lying and being in the city of Los Angeles.
county Of Los Angeles State of California, and
bounded and described as follows:
The south oge-hsf (r) Of the southeast one
fourth 20 of lot one ~ riilin's addition to
EHst l.. s Angeles, California.
Together with all and singular the tencments,
here itments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining
Pubic noiice is hereby given That, on Mon
O'Clock m. of that day, in 'front.' Of The Court
house door of the County OF Los An
geles Broadway entrante l will. in
obedieuce to said order of sale and decree of
forrciosnre and safe se / The above described
property, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with interest
and s, etc. to the highest and best bidder, for
cash, awful money of tne United eIsies
Dated this 30th day OF Deoemeber, 1899.
II. D. GIBSON,
Sheriff of Los Angeles County.
BYE. G. HANNoN. Deputy sheriff,
w. 7. Gardner, alto ney for plaintiff.
l2-3l at 1t
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Snn Irancison NInrhat Rnriew.

FAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 2o.-Tho veg etabls msr.
ket shows no rnange except firmer y ices for
asparagus, which was il light demand for
Shipment northvarl PotatDas are unchanged
ALTHOUGH the IharKet had . fifmer tone. Onion
were firm. Mushrooms are plentiful and fair y
hfu's a few. string b :ans stii cunt in, but
hardly enough to quote
The fruit narket ,e lDatied down with oranges
from every quarter and prices are weak under
slow demand. California lemons are in good
demand, with sales OF santa Bn, bars as hieh Ms
"a here are enty OF common apples. and
fresh supplies OF choice northern are now ex-
pected
Dried fruit Is in gooe supply.
The poultry market Ia steady, with easier
feeling owing To rsdeced demand, aud prices
unchanged. Gslne arrived lightly. and with
yeterday's small teneipts serves 10 raise prices
with prospects of u further advan e.
The butter MARKET Is weax for all lines md
the stock OF low grad IS is accumulattng rap
idly. EGGS are easier, for the same reason.
Cheese is steady
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The Empress rrederlels and Her DOG.

As the Empress Frederick and Prin-
cess Margaret were walking to st. Marks,
in Venice, the other day, followed by 4
lapdog without muzzle or chain. the lit
tie animal was caught by man whose
business it is to take up stray dogs. The
two Ladies' especially begged policeman
to order the inanAto give up the dog. but
having no idea of the rank of the peti-
TONERS the policeman said that to regain
the dog they must follow him to the po-
lice Office This they did, and with many
excuses the captain of the guard ordered
the restitution of the animal. London
Tt-Bits fiiH f44fff
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GARBAGE Per 100 lbs. ~ .logl.20.
CARRoTs--Per 100 lbs. VI 90.
/ CAuLlFLowER--Per duz 55c.
ygLxRY--pet Cog sos
CHILIEs--Drr. per string G50t70c
OSIoNe---per 1 90 lbs ST 30.
PAR xIPs-Pef co lbs 81 so.
PEAs--,sreen. per ID. /. 1lmi2c.
LIS, Peerless. si s0a1 81; Pink-eyes 81 25(g
l .4v Chico Reese, 81 l60a17,.
SWEET POTAToEs-Per 100 lbs. $l 25
ToHaIoEs-per 30 ID box, 81 25.
1uRNfPs Per 100 lbs, soc.
Dried traits.
ArPLEs-Eyepotased per 10. lie; sundricd
arE1curs-=Evsporated per H.. lac.
PEAoAEs--Unpeeled, per lb, 1870; pee'ed,
PnUEEs--Choice. per ID. 10aI1c
RAtsiNs-London iayers. per box, s1.5o@
Poultry snd Eggs.
PouLrRy-Hsus. S550a6 90 per doz; Young
ro' sters, sb ooa5 ~; old roosters, 81 00i
geese, 81 pei. heaa: turkeys. l4dlbe er lu.
EGGs-Californla rance. 25H27e per doz.
Wines and Liquors.
The following quotations OF wines ami
liquors in case ahn bulk are furnished by c. r.
A Last wine and liquor merchan., i3I North
Main street:
Wines angelica, Mrseat, Port, sherry, To-
kay, per gal, d5c to Bl5D, .aeoor ing to age;
Reislng, 65e ID 81 %; ssuerhe, Tic to 81 go;
burgundy, 75e 10 81 81; Gutedal 75c TO
III so.
California Brandy ST 75 10 81 10 per case
) so TO 81 90; pints. soc er case additional
xeniucsy whisky 4 so to ST %.
imror' Cd Liouots--t ognac, Va 80 to $1,000.
lin, T3 Is TO %4 r0 Jamaica eum IS 30 St.
yroix Hum SO 80: sherrS. S 800 to $500; ,tt,
S2.0O TO $500 irish wtiskv, 85. .25 to y5.0U
Sc tch siisAy So 25 to %6 90.
Champaign S.. II NJ iia extra dry. pints,
&St, qusrla $36 ponifnory See, pints S35 80,
q IA Is, SS75. Louis Soeder r. plhis, 435 90,
q isrts f3l; Green seai, p-nts, SIS quarts,
$3.50 Eclipse (Csliforiiia)i pinis, $li5O,
daartsHl7 d
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NEW YoeK Jan. 20 Hops, iu moderate de
mand, about STEADY
to 20 points down. Sales were "a COO bags
incuning January at SIG J5doiB.6p Feorua
ry, $16 800 Z. 45; Asy, SIG 05Gl6 10. SPOT
suRer-haw closed firm, but dull; lair REM
ing 3 l-16c; Off A, 4sSg4sac; mould a, 4s
5sc; standard A, II. .ieCg42sc: onfec
crushed, 5 51605%c; cubcs, IS. .lG q5Ise
sranulaied, A IL 16 90; centrifugals, y6 test,
3 1-16c. Refined closed steaoy
Copper Quiet lake, Sl2 05.
Lead-Dull; d0mes il H3 So.
Tln-Strong; straits, $50 20.
CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-Mess pork, firm; cash
SlS 6sls; May, $1S 97ls.
lard-Firm; cash. $40 so: May, FfO rs.
Ribs Firm; cash, 81. S2s$. May, SO. .S71S.
shoulders-$9 s7lsGil0 90
Short clear-$1O. 3U@i0 40.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Exchnnes nsvisw.

NEW YesK, jan 20, The stock market today
gave another cemoust.ation in point uf
strength, and an almost ulb~oksn ser es OF
material advances we're maize. The explana-
tion of this lies only in the assured ease IN
money ana TIE confidence of American specu-
lators in domestic securities. Several clique
and pools are now at work on the market, aud
the effect Of tn ii erations Is seen in eStraor
dinary activity OF the stoaks in their hands as
agaiast mparative q aiet In h remain der Of
the list
Government bonds clo'td dull ard 81 ady.
MoNEY QUOTATIONS..
Money on call Easy closed off red at 255
per cent.
pfime mercantile pspsr-Jl<a6h per rent
Sterling exchAnge-Quiet buS nrm; 6v-day
bills, $4 So; demsad. "a S7sz.
STOCKS AND Bonds.
NEW YORK, jan. 20, losing quotations
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell
DR.. Kings New discovery fer Consumption,
are AFFLICTED with Cough Gold or any Lung
Throat, or Chest trouble. and will use this
remedy as directed. giving 1t fair trial, and
experience no bensfit. you may return the bot
lie and nave your MONEY refuuded4s We could
not make this Offer did we not know that Dr..
Kings New Dist ovary, coiild be relied on II
never t1isapp ,iuts TffAl bottles free at Il. y.
Hcinkentan's drug. siore, .222 North Main
f.ra,.t Iia1sn siz !. hrc nrti Nt.
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Recniyer's Sale.

VNTHE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY
Il # os Angeles, state of california. N.
Lopl2ich, plaintiff VS. NJ Hieciaeh, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
the recei er appoin ed in thn above enlitled
action, viii, on Tuesday, the 2Ath day of Jan
uary, 1898, at IL o clocR a. . of said day sell
at uoiic auction either in one lot or in par
cells. MS may be adji5gei mot bene acisl, n,
the fix ures, furniture raugs, counters, cock
ing utensils, ice chess, glass, crocsery t'nware,
table linen nd other per. onal property now in
and belonging to the restaurant and chop
house knows as "Mltchel 3 chop House," at
12 Court street, Los Angt les city
ierm of sale. cash sale to be approved by
the Superior court of los Angeles eounty. The
property cat be seen by app yiug to the under.
signed on the ptemise.. between the hours of
10 o'clock a. Ill. ana O'Clock p III.
1.I9 ST JOHN WU5lCh, Receiver.
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For very cold weather lined gloves
edged with fur are the correct thing
They are now lined SO skillfully as to fit
as well as any glove. There is a great
deal of warmth In these gloves, and
women who go out in cold weather viii
ind them q great comfort
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ue Knew.

Judge-Co1ne, you'd better plead gull
ty. You'll get off easier.
Prisoner l twig yer lay. Yer
want to get home to dinnerl-Londcn
Tit-Bits.
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Chinaco firA1n nrnrkat.

CHICAGO, Jan 0j--Wheat was weaker. The
marx ct opened ~ lower on liquidations b;
longs in NAV futures; rallied 3si on heavy pur
rhases by Partridge to cover shorts; declined
10 on continued offer ng; advanced irregularl
szc on purchases TO lake prosis at decline, and
close steady and s4c lower than yesterday.
Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments, 81,
O0J bushels
CHICAGO, Jan. 20 Closing; Wheat, easy
cash, 1910; MAY, 1890.
Corn-Higher; cash, 1870: May, 47ssc,
0a.s-s!eady; cash, 3l@3lAc, May, 5596c.
parley-65c.
Rye-55c.
Flax-$l,16
Timothy Hl.9S.
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NEW YoRk Jan 20 O-Mlhlng shares closed
Nilysr Kufifnu.

| S3e.
SAN FRANCISCO, jan 20.--Bar silver, 1890
| Si3
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 02-Mexiean dollars,
| 66G6tjlsc
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.


GATE LOAN AND rR5-T COMPANY or
x Los. Angeles, corporation, .plaintiff. -.
Juhn Mathis, sarah NJ Matais, his wife, Mrs.
= snnie l. showers snd e. Il. showeia, her hts
band, defendants
Sherih's sale--No. 1896.
Order of sale and decree of foreclosure and
GALE,
Under and by virtue of an order OF sale and
decree of foreclosure and SALE issued out OF
the Superior Court Of the county OF Los An
geles, of the State of Cali lfornia, on the 80 h day
of DeceHb ber, a. d 1S9., i'll the above entitled
sytio wherein State Loan ahrTruet cofnpsny
of l. Angeles. q accrpoiGton, ths above named
plaintiff obtained Judgment and de.
cree of foreclosure ana sale against
lnfn Mathis, et al, defendants. on the
7tn day OF December, A. u, S92, for the
sum OF eight hundred eighty eight and
Vt the United staies, which said de-
cree was, on the 7h day OF December.
A. D. 1892, recorded in judgment book
35 Of said court at page 157, am commanded
To sell MI those certain. lots, pieces, or
parcels of land situate, lying ana being
In the said county Of Los Angeles. STATE OF
lows.
Tine south one-haif ~ of the southwest ore
quaries IL, and !he southwest one -qu- rter "a
of the southeast one qua,ter ~ of section
one ~, aDd the northwest one -quarter ~ OF
the north asst one.qusr'er "a, of section
twelve az township three t3) nnrih. range
etsht (Sl west, San Ber,iari iHo meridian, 10
gether with al and singular the tefiements,
hertditaments and appurtenances thcre unto
belon, ing or n Anv wise appei tanning.
Public notice is hereby given that. on Mon
day, the 23d day OF January, A. n. 1898. at 2
O'Clock m. ofthat day, in froutof the court house
door Of the county OF Los Angeles Broadway en-
trance. will, in obedience 70 said order oil
sale and decree of foreclosure ana sale, sell the
above described property, or 50 much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
with interest and costs, etc TO the highest
and bess bidder, Tor cash, lawful money of the
United states .t.
Dated this 30th day Of December. 1892.
E. D. GIBSON.
Sheriff of Los Angeles County.
BYE. G. HANNoN, Deputy She.i fl,
". e. Gardiner, Mt orney for plaintiff.
Io.3t Sat At
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Wool.
Yetroleuu.

Nhw YORK, Jan, 20 Wool sctiue and mora
iirm; domestic heece, 27t032c; pulled, zoo
32c; Texas, l7@2lc.
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whisky.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20 WHISKY nominally 81. So,
Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.

LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.
The quotations given below are Los Angeles
wholesale selling prioes.l
Provisions.
HAMs-Pcr ID, local smoked, 1876.
BAooN-Per fb., local smoked, 161ao.;
medium, 15ao151ac.
PoRK-Per TO-, dry salt; l2s4c.
DRIED BEEF-Per 10, irsi6es, 13s4e
lie; 60's. .l0nc. Pure leaf lard, 3@3l4c higher
Grain and Hay.
BARLEv-srewing, ~ o5@1 .15; feed, s5c.
CoRN--Per GENITAL, 81 90,
OATs--No, l, per GENITAL, 81. so.
.WHnAT.No I, per GENITAL, 81 35@1.5o; No.
HAY~6at 10. i,$lo, wheat No. l, $ll bar
Icy No. l, $1o ,,sl1 alfalfa NO l. 10 NO. 2grade
srRAw-Barley PER ton, $5; wheat, $5.
Dairy Products.
BuTTEs, fancy creamery, % ounce squares,
GOA 62l4c fancy dairy, per roll 50tG55r;
choice, db@bQcl picklsd, roll. 40@l21sc
CHEESE. -calitornio T. nall cream per ID, loc'
special brands, per ib;. l50Diohc; California,
3-fb hand, per ib., l714c; EASTERN full cream,
twins, pei 'tb 14c:, cheddsrs, per ib.. 14c;
domestic Swiss, er fb., 1tc.
Brssh traits.
lRArpERgIEs--per barrel, s. 5O0l1 90
BAxANAs-per bunch, 81 00Qn2 SO.
ApPLEs-Per box, 81 50@l75; IN barrels,
s;ss sS ss. a scssS gss ssSS sS6oe4OO un
ugANeEs ayelsss per box $3 oogS325
seedlings, ST 50a$2 rs.
Vegetables.
pEAvs-Navy or small white per 100 lbs,
US 0Onx3. 20: Pink, per loo lbs, ~ y0d$S. 90,
rer 100 lbs, SO Oo0 $3.25.
-ytTs per 100 MS, TTr.
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Notice for Publication Of Time for
Proving Will, Etc.
I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Los ANGIE

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF LOS ANGE-
Il les county, state OF California.
In the matter OF the estate of Patrick O. Con-
ROY, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Friday, the
Sd day OF February, 1893 at 10 o'clock a, m.
OF said day, at the courtroom of this
court, de, artment Two thereof, in the
ely o. Los Angeles, county OF Los Angeles,
ana state of Cal fornia, mas been appointed as
the tim and place or hearing the ap siication
o r. O'Dca. pfgyine that document
now on file In tliA court. purrorting 70 be
a duly authenticated copy Of the last will and
testament of the said deceased, and of the
probate thereof, be admitted to probate, that
letters tl siamentary be issued thereon to NJ F.
O'iea, at which time and place all peisons in
terested therein may appear ana contest the
same. 49,
T. H WARD, County Clerk.
BY @. W. BLAKE, Dapu'y. 121 LIT
Clarence A. Miller, attorney for petitioner
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OTHER GRAIN MARKET

FAN FRANCISCO, jan 2O-wheat was quiet
cash. :Pl32la; May, 81 13a9s.
Bailey Quiet; May, o6$se,
Corn-$l.l0
LIVERPOOL, Jan 30 Wheat. demand was
fair. No. ed winter closed steady at 5s 10iad;
No 2 red spring firm at Is I'd.
Flour Unchanged.
Corn-The demand was fair Spot closed duh
al 4s Sd; January, old, steady at As 715d: Jgnu.
ary, new, dur at As 41ad February, new,
dull at 4s AND.
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General Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan 20-Pesro cum, neglecte,
prices unchanged,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
FRIDAY, January 20

FRIDAY, January ~ n
JH Pscrsft to wolif-Psrt lot z, ,iicheuer's
sub nix v, Painter Il lail TIT. 500.
w otd to q Mil,ei--Urd - lot Q, Blk 15. .
Atsdena: ant part lot l, Deflie2's re plat Pas
adeiis; $500.
W Meih,r Ct ix to NJ J Huntee- Lot A, smith,
James & Gift rd sub z & B TIT; $40
hust ct ux to Il Washaucn--fots Q and
| $500.
r vejsr eft ux to I Curier-2o acres III R
| Fej-i's trt; 81
| # Reyes ct ax ia saine-ssfne prop, $1,000
a kinmsn II ct Tx 10 E L DGanh Lot 2,
| Michener sub I & b trt Pdsad ma; 500
| Il Weaver ct e. to r Mc'augh in--LoL 10, blk
| I, Mitch II * Enbo1ys subn, Benningto.i
trt gi.
A Beeaher, trustee. to bimself-Io's l3 ID,
II, 2S, Iiszsrd's sub lot 16, Griffins addh E l.
A $1,000
J. ! Gem assn to C Won der Kuhen--Lot 100
! cemetery; R2c.
. Noat u 10 Rndrisues-Lot 8, blk 0, sub
Let ., blk 60, II 4; $500.
| % !. Liye,es ct iix t,i McCarihy--Lots and
2, ,vardenburz & Rimplu irs; SO.
af0thsr Oh ux IN Co gRn-Lots /
| to 13 b L., Adams ST trl; $3.50
| hhnn to 4 Shermal-Laud, 7l2-272 OF
| deeds %liS7.
NJ Ii sherman to Faten Same property;
| 81.
burbank Land and Water Co to C Glidden
| Lots ! 6 IT, . bl l, Bu b4nk, %400,
| W Wright e. al 10 e Layar-Lots "a and 20 bl
!, Montana tre; s70A
? L Grey toL Moss-Und 1s M NkA sec
! % I " * 10 W; 50.
| N smlit ct co1i i Hammell-LOt and
pat I =, Ro I.gs Cerritos; $1,000
| W.T. Myers ct TX t, NJ cyan Lot b( F. Bon
ME Brae trt; $i2aO
rs Hubbsrd to z Lindquist-Lot bl 9, Mar
athon ut, F5
Crsyero to Rolie-Lot 1 bl s, Ella Hills
| tri; IS.
SUMMARY.
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Miles Nerve and LIver PMS.

Act on new ptincipl e-rdgulating the liver,
stomach and bowels through the nerves. A
new discovery. DR.. Miles' pills speedily cure
billousness, bad lasts. trrpid liver pi es, con.
supatisn Unequaled for men. woms n and
Gnildren, Smallest nildcst, sutest 70 doses
2eu Samples free. Y. u. Hance, 177 North
spring.
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BANK OF AMERICA,
LOS ANGELES 1c6SU5kTx S BANK.
Temple Blpck. M & -


LOS ANeELss lGs1as5k 1caos15krx BANK.
Temple Blocs s
Capital Stock paid up ~. .o3oo.ooo
S f-----s II 2 r = flk ~
oFTIcKHH Is II u a 81.
ROBT. s. BAKER ....s..ss. "a yfDS President
GEO. q. STEWART. -...s -. ss......-. -U1eh1e
Jothsm Bixby, / 0hta E0fMan.
L. T. Gsrnsev, s14Hel1t1 H1x1y
H. b, Baker, 0 Joh0 y Pintek,
Geo. h. etcw1kt.k ~
ESARMERs AND MERCHA1T8 HANK q
Il Los Angeles, Cal. ~ Nlfl
Capital tpasd upl l............ss..ss... 4E0o.00c
Surplus and Profits. .................... 100000
Total. ..................si.as .aso, 600
oxFIc1Rs
HERMAN VI. HELM N..... vice. Prssldsnt
io5s T. J. rhlisaM1N hlisH xsssssat & s:sss .siss
DrRncroRs.
W. II: Perry. oEroa ". ghllds. y. Lsnksr-
NAM n 4 4 I l. i1D Duqne' K Giasssi W HsiIsn asaa.
Exchange for sale on ell the principal citiez
of the United States. Europe, China and Japan
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF Los ANGELES
CAPITAL STOCK ............ .szoo, 600
SURPLUS ........a.......s...- 1z85 GOO
3 -----tq nn5s ~
J. NJ ELLI0TT ~; Z Presics1at
], ID. BlCkNELI. ..... .......s sSzee-f res1dent
]. H. BRALY. ............. ........s. Clxhiey
G. B. sHAFFER.. ........,....sAs Assistant Cashier
1ss DlE'Sto' sasaIs y f5s Hs5kas g. bisas asas5
VIM. G. Kerokhof. .,fi 4'ftsilir iu1
yEVHE UNIVERSITY BANK on LOS ANGRflzs
Il Southeast corner FfrDt and Broadway
Capital stock fully paid up Sl0oQQ9
R. M WipNEY Xsns
D. 0. MILTIM ORE ..s..;...... y scs.P resident
1Eo' L. AkSoLp ~ ,.ss 80, - .Sasnier
r. NJ. widney, b. o. Miitinore, j. W. 1assls.
g. N. Wells, John McArthur, Ca. Warner, l.
'' General banking business. ana loans on arst-
class real estate solicited. Buy ana sell hfxt-
class stocks, bonds and warf4u5e4 PARTIES wish
long Or short time can be Aooomln0dated.
cSOUTHERN CALIFORNTAT Z I f5XTT0N1T,
- BANK, 1O1 8. Spring IT., Nsde&r block.
I. n. Breed ..;.;..-...s........ ;,;.. rresident
Nnt. Z. bosnysnell. NRoe- PRESIDENT
Q. n. Flint, Cashier
Ospitsl paid in gold coin ..., ~. .f20o.000
Authorized capital ..,.-..... -......s. 100000
D1REorozs.
siiss 10 Nonsn'k & nss Il. Hoiiidsy. !. oa abosbysSoIi
Ii. Haesii, Frank RAIDER, D. kemtsf, Thos Cor
William r. Bosbyshell. TIM
rgVHB NATIONAL BANK or oALIFoRNiA
Corner OF Spring and Second streets,
LOS ANGELES, oAxA3sI
Capital paid up. .>2ov, 900
3. s. Ghurchili. vies;P Pissidsat
a. hauies .o.sn or ninso,c,. >s's'
Dr. W. l.. Graves, Il. F. G. Klokke. D. T. JOHN
SON W. Hadley, e. N. Mcdonald, H. 81. Hhof-
man, Fred Eaton, John wolfhkil1. Thos. y
Bard. 1881
CAvINas BANK OF SOUTHERN GALLON.
- MA stsse NJ
southeast corner Spring and Court atrsetp
Los Angeles, Cal. ..5i tt
The herald., 1893-01-21

Vigor, vitality and a healthy appetite, i'm
rarted by a little AngOsura Bitters every
nofniug. sole mahufaetu ers, Dr. j. &. b
ciegert Il sons. AT ali druggists.
The herald., 1893-01-21

Buggy robes ana horse Blankets at Foy's old
relfahle sYcdlerv trusr. SfN Irs trsoir It
The herald., 1893-01-21
DAIRY I,roducts
FRESH traits
Vegetablel

BEANs-Navy or small while, per 100 lbs
xs UOtnx3. %: Pink, per loo lbs, ~ J0d$3. 90
Blacs eyed per 100 lbs.. w. 50S$2.75; Limss,
r,er 100 lbs, $3 O0Q$3.25.
1+-tre tAr ITO 1he, Tnr.
The herald., 1893-01-21
CAPITAL, e1oosooo

e. r, SPENCE, President A. II tyssssx
n. q. HowKs, vice-PreAidont,
]. II. BRALr, UkH1ier ana TrenH
DlRHCT0nB.
Geo. II, Bonehrake, J. H. Braly, b. L. Drew,
J. NJ. Elliott, O. N, Hasson. #. O. H0WuH, ~ ".
sllmson, Hiram Mahuryr =. r Hpsnce, Warren
Glllelen. stx Al 6W
The herald., 1893-01-21
sToCKs AND bonds.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 20, losing quotations
were as follows: