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PROFESSIONAL.

PROF. JOHNSON Is THE Gl:EATEST MIND
reader; was sworn by four judge Of Chicago: tells
all the events of life; cOmpels love: brings back
separated; causes speedy marriages: great her
doctor of Chicago Hours from a. m. TO IL D. m.
sgndays,9 am to pm. Price. SOC. s17 sth NV.
ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TREATMENT: VA
por and alcohol baths fo- rheumatism and govt :
st. NV. Or. SARAH NJ. wAYCoTT. n2Tiw: '"
NINE. IGNORE CELEBRATED PHRENoIOGISr
plane, life reader reveals oast. present, future;
tion guaranteed; ladies. T5c.; gents 81. sI3 snw
nl3-1st'
sPIRITUALISM- E. MCNEIL. CI.AIRyoYANT
and Test Medium. 1914 Pa. ave. NV.
Ladies' and gentlemen will find a visit 10 this
wonderfully gifted medium revelation Of con-
stantly succeeding surprises; she will take YOU
by the hand and read the inmost secret OF your
heart though It were a printed page; she will
give you competent and truthful advice on all
matters OF business, personal or domestic interest
stocks, mining operations patents. losses lega-
cies law suits. SC.
business examinations and reports a speciality
strictly confidential.
Realizing that times a.e hard and that many
who desire TO consul: he- feel that they canine:
cfford the outlay. Mrs. Nickel will, for the hal
anoe Of this year. reduce the price OF clarvoyant
or spiritual sittinSs TO one dollar for ladies or
gentlemen.
Test circle at her residence every Wednesday
evening at o'clock. neT-3ts
NINE. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
fneuium.-Lre from cradle TO grave. Circles
Monday and Wednesdays al S pm. Sittinrs
daily, 10 to 9. 400 E. Cap. st. ocT-sw.
PROF. CLAY. OLDEST ESTABLISHED. ONLY
reliable, genuine and natural-born clairvoyant
astroocer and medium In this city. tells your
life from cradle To grave, interprets dreams re-
veals hidden mysteries. finds lost property, causes
speedy marriages. brings separated together
points out enemies from friends. gives success IN
business, removes family troubles. evil Influences
Consult him business. love or anything YOU
are in doubt. Convinces skepticGl; never failed.
All i'm trouble call. Satisfaction guaranteed
business confidential. Sittings. so cents. Hours.
to Q. Open Sunday. 4s9 II St. bet. Az and
9th s.w. n23 Ct
NINE. DREAMER THE ONLY CELEBRATED EN-
glish and German nstrologist in the city. Tells
all events OF life. Once hours. A. . M. !;
Sunday. 10 am. to pm. l5os l4th NV.
n23-1ms
MME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
life. All business confidential. Ladies' and gen
tlemen. Soc. each. Hours. a. m. . n. m ta5
New York ave. NV, near 9th st. mo- Inn
THE HOsFoRD INDICATED ELECTRIC vNPoR
bath. for rheumatism and all nervous troubles
also special treatment for ca.arrh and hay fever
Facial steaminG. Massage. 9ls ii ST. NV.
nl4-lms
MISS CORINNE LOWE. 1921 10TH ST. NV,
massage treatment: head and face a speciality:
treatment given to patients at their res.dcn-es
or at my rooms, as they may prefer. n4-1ms
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR Rents CoZY GROOM BRICKS ON $. CAP.
st. near Capitol; all MI; good neishborhood.
Rent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000.
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HOTELS

THE LEXINGTON. SD AND I SITS. Ne BEAU
tifully situated electric lights; steam heat:
baths: pgre artesiaa water, &C.; rooms. single
and suite; G st. and electric cars: terms mod
crate. Miss NJ. c. McKELIIp, Prop. oc26- 2ms
wILLARD'S HOTEL.
Pa and 18Th ST.,
sen Washington. d. C
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FOR RENT


Mass ave. 18th and P
SIS -.-.-.--.--.. SGD
II st bet 18th and
18th SITS. 500
X l ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave, with
stable .416.67
4 bet 18th and 18th
SITS. with stable. .375
VI bet 18th & 18th. 300
Conn ave bet VI and
y SITS. 300
Conn ave bet VI and
y SIS .sol 90
h ST bet 14th and
VI ave- 10
y II ave bet y and
Dupont Circle. go
II st bet 14th and
18th SITS. .220
18th bet Z and Q SITS DIS
x ST bet 18th and
18th, with stable. 22I. 81
4 st bet 10th and
18th SITS. 2US. 81
jefferson pl bet Conn
ave and 18th st. 200
r st bet 10th and
2lst SITS. 200
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-AN OPPORTU NIFTY TO OBTAIN A
10 per cent Investment; Groom houses ii
near 18th st. ne; rented for SIG each; easily
converted into business property, which would
pay better. Don't miss this Price for the three
only So,UOO. Il. Ii. WARNER & CO.,
hzojt 9l6 + st. NV.
FOR SALE-1121 9TH ST. NV 3-STORY AND
cellar; 10 rooms and bath; papered throughout :
renting for $50 month; bet l. and NJ sts.; IS, $50.
h2s-3t L. I. KAISER, $50 + ST. W.
FOR SAI.E-A NICE NEW HOUSE FRONTING on
New York ave. w; rooms and bath: lot 1Sx
100 to alley; with stable. Only 81 gOO This is
dellghtful location. Lot worth 81, I50 house
cost 5000 10 build: no trust
1t DAVID ID. STONE, sol and SOC L St NV
FOR SALE
LOOK AT THIS BARGAIN.
A very desirable bay Widowed brick dwelling:
must he sold: some one will secure a bargain:
offered $1,000 under value; | want you to see
II ana make an Offer; 10 and bath; front
ana back stairs: lot 19.Tx1.O to 70 foot paved
alley; In that fine residence section, = ST. near
10Th; price, 5000.
1t DAVID D. STONE. so4 and SOC st. NV.
FOR SALE
STORE PROPERTY
Price, $4,000; worth 81. 700; on II ST. me- near
eth; 2-stosy fiat front brick; rooms and bath
lot 2O1SO; alley; can be converted into Il store
at cost of $500: will rent for $50 q month.
1t DAVID d. STONE. S04 and SOC ST. NV.
FOR SALE-CHEAP, IF TAKEN AT ONCE-ONE
OF those twO-story and basement, brow n 81 one
and press-brick houses on 1lth St Sc near b.
Address SALE, Star office. n2S-3t
FOR SALE-FOR EXCHANGE-ON GOOD BUILD
ing lots or Columbia Heights ground, several we'll
located dwellings in the northwest
no2SSt DAVID d. STONE SOC st. NV.
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Cor II ard 10Th. 500
18th st bet . ard X. 30
Il | sy bet 16th&17th.1IJ
III st bet 18th and
10th SITS. ...........1T5
! bet 18TH X 10th. 1876. 81
Sc cor 2lst & X. leo. O.
De Sales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave. $50
18th st bet Il and l.
SIS LOO
i st bet 10th and 21st
SIS lao
2lSt bet Y and K SITS. 80
2lst and U SITS. ..13J
DE Sales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave. .125
21st bet Il and S....125
y 81 bet 18th and
COnn ave. 10
18th st mr. Mass ave lbs
18th st mr. Iowa Cir. 100
10th bet y and p SITS. 100
Il bet 18th and 14th. SIS
+ bet 18th * 18th. SO. 80
COrcoran st bet 18th
and 18th SITS. 30
V ST bet 14th and 18th. %
y st bet l4th and 18th. 20
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FOR RENT
BY
MASH,N DANENfInM Ell, 12.h ard G SIS

FOR EE-lT-652 EAST CAPITOL ST: ROOMS
bath and pantry: all conveniences; nicely pa
pered- OWNER. next door. n25-6t'
FOR RENT-41T A ST. Ne; BRICK DWELLINGS
six rooms; NIL: $2O.35. Apply 10 OWNER. AIS
A ST. NE. n2o-s}ts
FOR RENT-OR LEASE-THE ROCHESTER, COR
18th and G. SITS. NV OF the best business
corners in city: TO right party rent greatly re-
duced. Apply 9Ol VI st. NV. n25-3ts
For RENT-NEw BAYITINDOw BRICK DWELL
ing; l1l1 I'D St NV. l. ST.; and
bath; nicely paPered; ami; rent low. Apply
9o1 VI st. NV. n25-3t-
FOR RENT-OR SALE-TwO NEW AND VERY
desirable corner houses. corner 9Th and Il SITS
ne; each - ROOMS. two baths: steam and fur
mace heat; $50 and $40. S. II. WALKER. 40
ST. n2J-tf
FOR RF.NT-REAR OF 1870 conn. AVE, BET
l. and VI SIS, twO-story brick; ICONS; water
and gGs; $3.50 l.. II. L. LEOPOLD. s.w. cor.
18th and F SITS NV n2j-6t
FOR RENT-2-STORY DOUBLE STONE AND
brick residence. Linden and TrumhUll SITS.
NV. above lie Droit Park large. bright rooms ::
bath ard cellar: mi; large grounds, stable and
barn; 49, r. H. T LEIPOLD. s.w. 18th
and NV n25-6t
FOR RENT-TwO NEW HOUSES IN SHERIFF-S
court, Of 1911 anu 1919 New Jersey ave-
NV; each: 50 per month GEO. l..
SHERIFF. 32S Pa. ave. NV. n22-6t
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FOR R II; lI: 81 90 2oNnw. 6r bath s.s. 90
l,2 Sc, Tor b. 20 2s6 stnw Or L b. %. 80
stnw,9r gel: 80 1918 st. 81. 30
81 NV. 7r and eel .32 30 BALTIC ST. 4r.... 10 30
nol4-n H. l.. RUST. fi4 l4th ct n. W
FOR RENT-ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME NEW
eight room houses, with bath, corner Sth and
East Capitol SITS; all modern improvements and
eonvenences elegantly fitted out; s35 per
ING. 416 9th ST. NV ocI0-3m
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PROF. JOHNSON Is THE GREATEST MIND
reader; sworn by four judge, OF Chicago: tells
all the events of life; cOmpeis love: brings back
separated; causes speedy marriages; great herb
doctor of Chicago Hours from al IN. TO IL pm
Sundays,9 am to 0 pm. Price, Soc. s11 9Th NV
n6fws
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FOR RENT-HOUSES-
1919 2sth 81, sr. and bath. ami. .$i5 90
2512 NJ NV, Dr., Ami. .-................2 70 80
44-i16-41S 5. Cap. ST., 6r, ami. ........ % 30
1865 st. s.w., rooms. .................. 1880
s. Cap, cor. c. Z rooms Observation-Disclosures. 1900
137-l5l l. st. Sc, 6 rooms, water. ....... II so
no5-3t JOHN \. BUTLER, Jr., 500 E St NV
FOR RENT-l213 Fl ST, 1IR AND BATH s65 90
514 18TH st eel 5000 1856 Wallach. fiat rs 50
zoos NJ, Tor x ba. .55.J0 7l2 10th ne 4r wa Is On
4T4 O, Tor & ba 81 so
n25-3t THOS. W. HUNGERFORD, 1919 II St.
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FINE CORNER PROPERTY IN NV. SEC
TION OF THE CITY; SUITABLE FOR CONVEX
Sion TO BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Fronts south % feet and west 76la feet.
Improved by small brick residence. well rented.
THOMAS J. FISHER x CO..
no46t 1894 ST NV
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ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TREATMENT: VA
por and alcohol baths fo- rheumatism and y,It /.
also manicuring by expert operator. 5Osls 18Th
st. NV DIR. SARAH NJ. wAYCOTT n271v.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

FOR SAIE-A SACRIFICE-CH CHEAPEST HOUSE
BRICK BROOM HOUSE; l1i2 18TH ST. NV.
WILL. PAY AT LEAST PER CENT. CALL Al
ONCE. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 14Uo + 81. NV.
n25-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

FOR E-DESIRABLE HOUSES AT 1890 TO
$1,000 In West End Park, monthly payments
if desired: also lots for sale at 500 to $500. at
s. month, without interest. Rare opportunity
for Investment For plats and circulars, address
HENRY y. COPP, T07 ST., opp. patent Office.
n2i-lm
FOR SALE-6-ROOM BRICK ON 5TH ST. NE.
bet. l. and NJ lot 20xlO0 So $50: easy terms
STCRGES & MOORE
nl5-lm COG + NV
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING;
Works.-Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free of charge. Mat.
tresses made 10 order Office. 1920 Pa. ave.
Works, 15US and l71O NV Telephone, SOl
mhgO 81. NEWMYER, Manager
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DO You WANT MONEY?
II do not fail to get our rates before borrow
ing,
wea make lonns on furniture. pianos. horses,
wagons, &C.. without removal publicity at
the lowest possible rates and in the quickest pos
sihln time.
Loans con be paid IN part in full ut any
time to suit the convcniPrc" Of the borrower,
and any part paid reduces the cost Of carrying
If you have n Loan with other parties have
purchased furniture other goods time and
find the payments LITTLE larger than you
meet conveniently we will take 1t up and carry
the loan for you.
There is no delay, but you get the money the
day You asE for Il.
Should you desire a loan call and Investigate
our method Of doing bnsir ess.
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
aps2-tr 615 ST. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE OR FIRST
class security at lowest rates Of interest; de-
lay where the security H. good.
apple o. c. GREEN 3o3 eth ST. NV
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE At Low
est rates. WASHN DANENHOWER,
Successor to DANENHOwER & son. cor. Isth
and e SITS. ap2i
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON
approved District real estate; no delays
NJ. NJ. PARKER
mh9 1i1S st.
MONEY TO LOAN
In Sums to suit At lowest rates. on approved
real estate security. FITCH. FOX BROWN.
Jaa 1iO6 G st. NV.
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404 9Th NV. 15r. .S7575 Store 1922 f NV $50 OC
55 Mass NV. Or 40 90 SOC 9th NV 14r b5 Is
Upper pit 626 Pa ave Is 9th ne Or cbeap an 80
NV, lSr....... .S.OC 10 18th ne, Or. 40. 90
21S Fla av nw II. 2I &c 1880 18th NV 7r 30 90
SOB y NV, Or. .2O.OCl 512 f ne rIS5 30
S11 y NV, Or. .... 20 .Oci $40 18th sw 7r 90 so
sos 18th ne, IT.. 20. OC 445 18th ne r. 20 %
2i3 Sth ne. Or. %. sc 226 18th ne 7r o5 90
436 Sd ne, lis. &C 1896 Superior NJ hill 7r IS
SDI I'd se, Or ..... L.. 50 1903 9Th NV 7r 90 so
ZilS 18TH NV, Or. .lS.4C 124O 9th Sc IT.. $500
95 Fenton ne, Or. ZOO 6Oi 18th ne, Or 40 90
-
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NINE. LENoRE. CELEBRATED PHRENoIoGISr
planet life reader; reveals cast. present. future:
best advice in business and matrimony: satisfac-
ton guaranteed; ladies, 15c.; gents 81. sI3 NV
n13-1sts
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FOR SAI.E-HOJ'SE AND STABLE 2017 14TH ST.
NV; good-sized lot; excellent location for bust
ness or residence. Price, $1,000 OWNER. 1890
r. I. ave. n25-3t'
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FOR SALE
NO CASH PAYMENT
$1,000 PER MONTH.
We are instructed to sell Immediately, without
cash payment, If necessary three new bay
window brick houses; O rooms and bath: beauti-
fully papered and decorated; all modern conve-
niences and improvements; range, latrobes, cleo
tric lighting and bells; vestibule doors. &c. Price
So, 500. Location, lie Droit Park l.. w. WEED
CO., Agents, National Mutual Building ard
Loan Association of New York, 500 11th st.
n2S-3ts
FOR SALE-BY AUGUST DONATH Gil TTH ST.
On l. st. Ne, a S., 500 house for 81. 900, two
story and cellar brick, rooms and bath, fur
mace; terms, $IOO cash; balance to suit n2I-St
FOR SALE-BY AUGUST DONATH, GIL It'll ST
The finest houses near the Deaf Mute College.
Immediately fronting its beautiful grounds, have
been placed In my hands for sale: they have
frontage OF 20 feet; 3 stories and cellar; heated
by furnace; cabinet mantels; gas lighted by
work; 10 rooms and buffers pantry. The price
Is but $500 for each house, and the terms as
the purchaser may desire. These houses must be
seen TO be appreciated. n27
FOR SALE-llTH ST. NV. BET l AND X: ..
story and basement brick: 6 rooms: lot l461lOO
TO alley, which can sell at a sacrifice. Look at
this OSCAR w. WHITE. $50 + st. NV. n27-4t
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGED HANDSOME COR.
ner house, with stable: unincumbered: renting
1880 per annum with exchange for houses or
lots. Apply CHARLES EARLY, COB 14th st. NV
n27-1m
FOR SALE 2O02 AND 2OOi 18TH ST. NV:
stone ard brick dwellings, with tiled bath room:
hard wood finish and all IN. f.; very cheap for
cash. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON,
n2i-6t 1907 Pa. ave. NV.
The herald., 1893-01-21
Personal.

P. X. Hall OF Oakland is at the Ma
desu.
j. G Koop OF Alameda is at the Hol-
len beck
II. NJ, Young of St. Louis is at the
Nadesu.
Milton A. McRae OF Cincinnati is in
the city.
A. D. Johnston OF New York is at the
Nadesu.
A. H. Wilson of San Francisco is in
the city.
W. H. Griffith Of Denver is at the
Hollenbeck.
J. M. Abbott of New York is at the
Hollenbeck.
Joseph B. Crocker of San Francisco is
at the NSdeau.
Geo. W. Jordan of San Francisco is at
the Hollenbeck
Nat Ward Fitzgerald of Washington,
D. O., is in the city.
@. 3. Wilson retvrned Yesterday from
short business trip to Fairmont.
Mr.. I. E. Gibhon leaves today for a
visit to St. Louis which will last come
weeks.
FL. L. Hovey, well-known citizen Of
Chic go, is in the city on pleasure and
business trip.
A. l.. Greening returned yesterday
afternoon from San Diego, where he has
been since Sunday.
L. H. Carr, popular business man of
Chicago, is in Los Angeles for few
weeks, bent on pleasure.
Will f. Sweeny, secretary of the Ala
mitos Land and Water company of Long
Beach, was in the city Thursday.
Ex Councilman Theodore Summer
land is able to be at his place of business
again, after few days of quite severe
illness.
A. D. Simpson, an old-time resident
of San Francisco, but at present repre-
senting an eastern house, is in the city
on business trip.
The following party from Orange are
at the Nadeuu: Mrs. H R Cooper,
Misses Mamie, Idith and Gussie Cooper
and Miss Mabel Wood.
Before leaving Los Angeles, Mr.. Chas.
Bradshaw, the comedian of the Jolly
Surprise company, stated that he was
delighted with this country and that
there was no other like it. This is his
first trip here.
Eugene Maxwell, OF the internal reve-
nue. Office, returned yesterday from q
rwo weeks trip to Santa Barbara, San
Luis Oblspo and surrounding country,
in search of two supposed illicit stills.
They were not found.
The herald., 1893-01-21
THEY CAN WED.
People Who Yesterday Secured The
Marriage Licenses.

People Who Yesterday Secured Their
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were lssued yester-
day to the following persons:
J.J. Lachenmyer. aged %. native of
Illinois and resident of The Palms, and
Amelia Buckle, aged 26 native of Illi-
nois and resident of Los Angeles.
Joseph R. McNab, aged 26, native of
Illinois, and Lille Haynes, aged 80, a
native of New York, both residents OF
Riverside.
Felix Leblanc, aged 35, a native of
Louisiana, and Clara Cosgrove, aged 26
a native of California, both residents of
Los Angeles.
william II. Loudon, aged 23, native
of Missouri and resident of San Diego,
and Vioia Bracken, aged 10, a native of
Ohio and resident of Los Angeles.
Henry L Garretson, aged %, native
of Pennsylvania and resident OF Los
Angeles, and Ria A. Sweeney, aged 23, a
native of Massachusetts and resident of
Oakland.
The herald., 1893-01-21

became I'm and as US TBS rs TWO wlthefeG
sticks of wood 1t would be useless for mo to
took him to two differ, mt DOCTORS both gave
him lots of M dicine, but all to no use He
err worse. / tn, refore desp 1, ed of ever hav
ing him Gu ed. One dav slw the great h. ne
fis promised to mo e who would use UTIcURA
REMEDIES went right away To- e ug 8 ore
and b ught them. / NJ must coufess had but lit
tie fifth IN them However, used them ae.
cerding to d reetinns, and today say Truth
full y all he W rid, 1t ou W sh to publ th it.
that Y SOD Is entirely cured, thans God, snd
thank the discOverers of CUTicURA REMRlIEs.
They Gu ed him in four week Ms sonnd as Il
golu dollar. JOHN SAVAGE,
Fishkill Village, N. Y.
The herald., 1893-01-21


The Omitted Brethren church is build
ing chapel at the corner of Hope and
Pico Streets ss
There are undeivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office,
corner of Court and Main streets. Jam
nary 20. 1898, for v. Sotello, 1. N. Boi-
court, M. H.,Morse, = Faylor.
The only contribution received by the
chamber OF com mmerce yesterday was
from John Hawkins, city, consisting of
Washington navels from 20 month old
buds, there being 16 oranges on one
small branch.
Will H. Hoon of Dixon, ILL.,, writes
the HERALD, enclosing his subscription
to the Weekly. He adds a foot note to
the effect that on the morning of Janu-
Is the thermometer registered 25 de-
erees below zero in Illinois. The same
morning in Los Angeles the thermome-
ter registered SO degrees above zero.
The annual report of the committee
Of the Baltimore yearly meeting of
Friends, women's branch, having for its
object. Purifcation of the Press, has
been published. It shows the endorse
ment of many well known editors of the
principles outlined OF educating jour-
nalists.
Articles Of Incorporation were filed
yesterday by the Santa Gertrudes Fruit
company. The principal place of bus
iness is Los Angeles, and the directors
John W. a. Of, Charles OF, Fl. A.
Bond. George H. Bonebrake and M. T.
Allen. The capital stock is s25, 900, all
Of which has been actually subscribed.
At the annual meeting of the Travel
ling Mens' association Of Southern CAL
ifornia, the following officers were elected
to serve the ensuing term: @. II. Plum
mcr, president; T. W. Okey, vice-presi-
dent; f. J. Teale, jr., secretary; F. ].
Osborne. treasurer. Directors, O. w.
Smith, H. II, Yerrington, d. Wiebers,
J. d. Mepasco, @. s. Kions.
George H. Stewart, esq, cashier of
the Bank of America, delivered most
excellent lecture on the subject of Banks
and Banking, to the students of the
Woodbury. Business college yesterday
morning. The lecture was very inter-
estipGs abounding in practical business
truths as we'll as many humorous an
ecdotes CLEANED from Mr.. Stewards ex-
tensiyeexperience as banker.
All applicants for positions on the
Los Angeles police department are by
the order of the board of police commits
Hioners required to fiie new applications,
and under the new regulations adopted
by the said board applicants to be
eligihlesmust be between the ages OF 25
and 45 years; not less than feet and s
inches in height in stocking feet; not
less than 100 pounds weight; must be
sound in mind and body, and must be
able towrites good hand. Blank ap-
plications can be had by calling on the
secretary of the board, w. W. Robinson,
eeq., ststhe Office of the mayor, after
Saturday, January 81, 1893.
The herald., 1893-01-21
The Oakland Races.

Tho OakIand Races.
OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. 20.-Half mile
Jim R. won, Stonemsn second, Noun
tain Boy third time, O :4915.
Half q mile--Young Thad won, Mac
KEY second, Flora E. third; time,
0:501a.
Six furlongs-Ledalia won, Raindrop
second, May Pritchard third; time,
1:1334.
Thirteen.sixteenths of mile-Broad
Church won, Cyclone second, Altus
third time, :221a.
Mile and ixteenth-Garcia won,
Fanny F. second, Initiation third
time, :5l.
The herald., 1893-01-21

VERY MARKED RESULTS The term lard-
slide usua ly conye,s nle iisence of disaster,
VIII reby many are killed, but this tImr II is
Miles Restorative Nervine, a remedy that f.
daily saving the lives of thousneos who are
suffering fr, m nervous disorders 1t cures AL
pi'ation nervous proslratlon headache. back
ache, spin oiseases, hyst.ria, i'll effects OF
spirits, confu ion mind, ETC. and u ds up
tn fody surprisingly. Brown & M ybury,
Cor'lann, say one pstieLt u.ed nervina
and gained Is pounds flesh sold by U. II
Hance, he druggist III N Spring street, on a
guarantee Get book free
The herald., 1893-01-21

Papa Schurtz Proprietor of the Palace
Papa Schurtz respectfully announces
to h5 customers that tonight Lemp's
celebrated St Louis beer for the first
time in his place. The favorlte Vene-
tian Lady Troubadours will give special
selected concert tonight. During the
intermissione Papa Schurtz will deliver
several of his admired speeches. A
good time and large audience is ex-
pected.
The herald., 1893-01-21
Prospective Costly santtarium for Los
Angeles.

Prospective Costly santtarium for Los
Angeles.
It may not be generally known that
within the past few years there have
been discovered in the state of Virginia
n rinsral gum somewhat, of the consist
ency of soft putty, that has extroard-
mary absorbing and healing qualities,
and is now used by some eminent ply
aicians in New York and Chicago for the
treatment OF all pulmonary troubles as
well as cancers and fbroid tumors with
extraordinary succese, and during the
past year, and just before his demise,
General Price, OF Confederate lame,
brought the discoverer of the valuable
material. Prof R. N. Pool, to Denver,
and who formed q strong stock company
and have established in the city OF Dem
yer large and commodieus sanitarium
for the treatment of consumption, bron-
chitis, catarrh, cancer and fbroid tu-
lnors, and the results have been go sat-
isfactory that it has been decided within
tie near future to erect sanitarium in
Los Angeles that shall be equal to the
care OF the many invalids that come to
this climate, DR.. Prassen. at 30S15
Spring street, has the sole right to the
use OF this material in California, and
who can be seen at his rooms applying
the material any day, and who has de-
c1ded that Los Angeles is the proper 10.
cation at which to establish the santa.
rum for California, and will be at the
head Of the sanitarium company and or
sanization.
The DR.. has already been approached
BY capitalists upon the subject Of the
stock of the company. 1t will be inter.
esting for any Of our citizens to visit and
see the doctor apply this althio. and q
pleasure to see the hilarity of the pa
tien.H from the immediate relief and
CREST benefit OF the applications.