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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-22
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
WEATHER FINE AND TRACK IN EX-
OELLENT SHAPE.
Betting Was Lively and Good Days
Sport Was Afforded Hand
leap Was the Chief Event.
Special to the Sunday Light.

Special to the Sunday Light.
New ORLEANS, March 21.-The wealth
er today was beautiful, the track In fine
condition, and the crowd unusually large.
The betting ring was crowded all the af-
ternoon, and the interest increased in
each race. The principal event of the
day was the handicap, which was holly
contested race from start to finish, Con-
Stantine winning by an open length, with
Judith c. second and Old Saugus third.
The results follow:
First Races mile. selling purse, $3.50:
Alamo, Jos, (Gatewoodl, 10 to l, won by a
neck; Trenton 1903, (Scherrerl, to /,
second; Rapid Transit l03 (Hart), 4 to L,
third. Time, l:l61z.
Second Races mile selling. purse
$3.50: Begue lO2, (Scherrer), > to /, won
by nose; Valet los. clayton, to l.,
second; Mollie B l05, HART, 9 to 5, third.
Time, 1854.
Third Race-l1s mile, selling purse,
$3.50: Peytonia lO6. (Gatewood), s to 5,
won by a neck; Little Tom l03, Hyle) 10
to third. Time, 1:57.
Fourth Races mile, handicap, purse
$3.50; Constantine, 81, (Scherrer, 9 TO /, won
easy by length; Judith C, 80; Ct.
Burns) ? to /, second; old Saugus 20
(Hirsh) to third. Time. 129.
Fifth Races mile, selling, purse $3.50;
Whit 1903, (Ham) to l, won by a length;
Baldur. lO5 (Scherrer,) 4 to ), second;
John P. los, lAker) to l, third. Time,
1.I1615
Sixth Races mile, selling, purse $3.50;
High Test, 105, Ham, even won easy in
walk; Jimmy r, los. (Scherrer) to /,
second; Black Tiger, 1O2, (Hyle) 5 to l,
third. Time, ZIG.
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.
First RacefE mile selling, IL entries:
Rapid Transit Pisa, Lady Cartwright
Ramble, J. w. Cook, Sir John, Bart
Begue, l07. Feedman, ITO.
Second Race-15-16 mile, 6 entries;
Second Attempt, 105, Boro, Dobbins, 10
Prince Imperial, Jake Zimmerman, Inn
Bimbo, 113.
Third Races mile selling, 10 entries
Gladiola, Sister Rosalind, Niketi, Ha- Ha
Royal NettIe, Lady Doleful, 105, Plug
Sky Blue, Squire G, Little Bramble, 107
0tto. The Banker, 40.
Fourth Race mile, Mississippi han
dicap, Z entries: Curious 30, Little Ton
o., Nicolini 95, Lightfoot l06, Booze 10,
Maurice 1913, Stark 90.
Fifth Races mile, l. entries: FeSti'
val, Lamoore 100, Casa. Imp Marder
Pet, Virgin, Nance l03, Imp HazeltOn,
BuStup, X. c., Ktndora, Lank l05, Oak
Forest los.
Sixth Races mile, T. entries: Lucy
Belle, Halloween, Campania, Trixie, Gu
rious 100, Bagpipe l02, La Belle France,
Helen Wren 1O3, Blacksmith, Bill Arp l05;
Liberty Bell, San Bias los.
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SHORT STOPS.
what the People are saying.

The tie-up of the sewers by the contrac-
tors is the climax Of all the sewer bust
ness. The people are anxious about the
outcome of the matter.
The stoppage Of the sewer work is Sc
riously felt by large number OF our peo-
pie, but the prospects OF failure to carry
out the project is more serious than any
thing else.
The people-taX payers, voted to invest
5000 for sewers, an amount amply
sufficient to perfect the whole scheme.
And now we are confronted with the fact
that this money has been so largely
drawn on that there will be deficit, or
that the sewer system will never be built
for the sum originally voted by the tax
payers.
1t appears that our business admins
tration have not conducted the pablo
business in business-like way.
Everybo is interested in this matter:
not simply the mayor and aldermen, who
are only the servants OF the people. We
can't afford to be swindled out OF our
sewers.
Some common sense is required 10 get
the city out of its present trouble, and
most aSSuredly the city council is capable
Of doing the business.
1t will be years before the inhabitants
living in the suburbs will connect with
the sewers, but the sewers could be COM
Deted so as to relieve the river, San
Pedro and bitches from sewerage, and the
sewerage discharged into the river below
the city. The flush tanks could be con-
nected with the waterworkS and the sys-
tenn, as far as built, put into operation.
The sewers could be tested to see IL they
are properly built as far as completed.
In the first place, the contract was
awarded the wrong man: the contract
was mistake. The employment of Gray
been a series of mistakes. Perhaps we
will get things straightened out now.
The people are not to be blamed if they
feel that their interests have been sacri-
feed. How simple and plain everything
seemed to begin with; yet how compli-
Gated it has become.
The people have relied upon the city
council to guard their interests; il their
faith has been misplaced, there will be a
day of reckoning.
The courts have been appealed to, and
until decision is reached we must wait;
in the meanwhile Stagnation has set In.
Perhaps good will come out Of this con-
troversy. We will get rid Of the Mexican
brick, as we'll as Mr.. Gray; we will finish
up the important portion of the sewer
system and utilize IL.
The sewer farm scheme will be deferred
and the city will have some result from
their enterprise.
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CATHOLIC NEWS.
Passion Sunday, The AnnunciatiOn, Palm
Sunday Servioes-Notes,

Passion Sunday, The AnnunCiatiOn, Palm
Sunday ServiCes-Notes,
Next Wednesday is the Feast OF the
Annunciation. No special services will
be held in any Of the churches.
Father Moulern has been appointed
parish priest for Pearsall, Devine, LYtle,
Kirk, Medina and Big Foot.
Rev. Barnum, a Jesuit missionary
from Alaska, arrived In the city this
morning. He comes to see his sister, who
is at the point Of death.
Father Kirch, who was injured in the
burning of the parish house, at Castro
Vile, last month, was In town Tuesday.
The priests residence is being rebuilt.
Father Kirch has entirely recovered from
bis injuries.
ST. MARY's
The Forty Hours devotion closes this
morning with high mass at 10 o'clock.
On the second Sunday after Easter,
April 10, the ordinance of confirmation
will be administered at vespers.
ST. JOSEPH's.
On Palm Sunday, the blessing and dis
tribution of palms will take place at IL
O'Clock.
On Holy Thursday the reposition of the
blessed sacrament VIII be held, and at
night the sermon of instruction will be
preached instead of or Wednesday.
The Way of the Cross will be held at
3 o'clock on Good Friday and there will be
no variation from the regular service on
Holy Saturday.
A regular meeting OF the Catholic
Knights will be held next Tuesday.
Confirmation will be administered by
Ri. Rev. Bishop Forest in st. Louis
college April IL.
Rev. Father John. of Marienfeld, Stan
ton p. o., is i'll in Santa Rosa infirmary.
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Y. NC. A. NOTES.

Mr.. James Brownlee Sanford, editor OF
the Gulf Messenger. will speak at the
mems rally today at D. m, subject,
Drifting, or life In other lands than
ours" Admission Is free.
The Junior gospel meeting at p. m.
will be addressed by Mr.. Yale Hicks. All
boys in the city under IS years of age are
invited.
A number of young men are training for
the athletic contests to be held in connec-
tion with the state convention, at Pales-
tine in April.
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The Camera Climb.

At meeting last night officers were
elected, to-wit r. II. Innes, president;
Geo. S. Chabot, vice-preSident; Lieut.. s.
Reber. corresponding secretary; NJ. L.
Cullers, secretary and treasurer.
The membership fee was fixed at Sc.
Constitution and bylaws and dues were
deferred.
Rev. w. r. Richardson was made an
honorary member.
Lieut.. Reber. OF the club, is interested
In the new Y rays method and will begin
experiments in few days.
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Simply Marvellous.

OF all of Edison's remarkable inven-
lions, perhaps the most marvellous, is the
kaleidoscope. This is an instrument In
which events are reproduced to the vision
perfect to life. This brief explanation is
made in order that the instrument may
not be COMPOUNDED in the readers mind
with any OF the other scopes, phones"
ETC., with which the public Is more or less
familiar. The inner mechanism of the
kaleidoscope would be as great curiosity
to view as the scenes as
reproduced by the machine. A repre-.
sentative of the LIGHT had the privilege
yesterday Of examining the mechanical
part of the instrument while the same
was 10 operation. A description is out Of
the question now. 1t would take too
much space. Some people imagine the
kaleidoscope to be a machine that will
make pictures look nice and pretty. They
have no conception Of the fact that what
they see when they look in the tense Is
strung out, in instantaneous photographs,
on ribbon perhaps many hundreds OF
feet in length. Take a prize fight for in
stance, photographs of the event are
taken at the rate of about one per second,
giving every movement of the cOnteS-
tantS and of everybody in the ring.
These are reproduced by the kaleidoscope,
and if a man desires he may have a
prize fight on the side at BREAKFAST, din
ner and supper, with a continuous string
OF fighting between meals. A beholder
involuntarily remarks, 1T is simply mar
velous."
The monograph parlors, at 5O7 East
Houston street, have two i'm proved
microscopes, beside a wonderful list of
other similar attractions. 1t is said to be
the finest in the south.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-22
AUCTIoNI AUCTION!

c. b. Clavier, the auctioneer, will sell
at the residence of Mrs. Waters, No.
124 Dallas street, corner Lexington ave-.
line OF household furniture. consisting
Of fine oak. and walnut bed room suits
oak and walnut wardrobe, with mirror
doors.
One secretary, one book case combined,
moquette and BRUSSELS carpets, one ele-
CANT folding bed, willow rockers, dining
room, and kitchen furniture, with range
and boiler attached, also a family car
riage aud harness. 3221t.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEY ALL PRAISE IT.

THEY ALL PRAISE IT.
THE Private Secretary admired by
the press of two continents. Grand opera
house Sunday March %. This is the fun
NEST comedy ever written and is the stand
ard by which all other comedies are iudg-
ed. Its humor is OF the highest order and is
coupled with the most amusing situaf
tions. Some Of the characters are unit
like any other play, and that constitutes
oneof the attractive qualities.
MONDAY NIGHT.
A spectacular production of great mag
Diicence In gigantic proportions will be
the attraction at the Grand opera house
next Monday matinee and night when
the famous "Black Crook" will be pre-
sented. Replete with all the many char
acterstics Of its successful New England
tour Of last spring. The engagement
promises in every way to be the red letter
event Of the season.
TAYLOR AND TAYLOR,
The new joint creation of the distin.
guished Tennessee brothers, ex- Governor
Bob and ex-Congressman ALI. Taylor
will be presented in this city at the Grand
opera house on March "a. The theme In
which they entertain Is called "Yankee
Doodle and Dixie" 1t has nothing like
IL in dramatic art. 1t is thing unto it.
self, without precedent, likeness or sym
Dol. The male quartette which accom-
psnies them, and in which the ex-gov-
ernor sings second tenor, is said to be one
Of the best now before the public.
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H. G. Ransome's Brother Writes.

Capt. j. A. Mccormick yesterday re-
ceived letter from Ernest l.. Ramsome,
of Chicago, brother of the late Hubert
Gray Ransome, whose dead body was
foundIon River avenue early last week.
The letter thanked Capt. Mccormick for
his care In giving the remains decent
burial, also 10 informing him OF the death
OF his brother and asked the favor of full
particulars of the death. These Captain
Mccormick will send him from reports Of
the daily press Of the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-22
Lean Year Ball,

The ladies of the Concordia Lodge,
Knights and Ladies of Honor, gave a leap
year ball at Mission garden last night,
which was a success. The committee
was composed Of the following: Mes
danes +. CaroluS. L. Wilke, A. c. Paris,
A. Kruger, A. Schultz, NJ. Locke and
Miss Bertha Kruger.
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Visiting Old Friends.

James Stevens the we'll known horse
man, politician, and policeman of San An
tonic. now connected with the Monterey
and Gulf railway, came into town today
with the general manager, in charge OF
tho car Monterey. Jim is enjoying him
selfNVith his old San Antonio friends, end
did not forget to come and doff his hat at
the LIGET office.
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sPECIAL

Stockholders meeting OF the stock hold.
ers of the Corpus Christi and Padre
Island Harbor company will he held on
Wednesday, April 1st, at IL a. m, at 324
West Commerce street, for the purpose Of
electing a director, in the place of John
Ireland, deceased, and such other busi-
ness as may come before them.
JOHN WULETT, President
H. P. BEE, Secretary.
San Antonio, March 81, 1896
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-22
West End Browns Reorganize.

Manager Reich has thoroughly reor.
ganized the West End Browns, one OF San
and by the middle of next week the club
will be ready for business. Orders for
new uniforms have already been placed
and they will arrive shortly. They will
be Of tan color. He has also signed to
play with clubs of several small towns
over the state during the coming season.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-22
Sewer Injunction Case.

The sewer Contractors Injunction Sc
cured from Federal Judge MaXey, was
the judge, as neither parties to the suit
were ready.
Mayor Elmendorf Informed a LIGHT
man yesterday that the ca was post
poned by Judge MaXey untilsC letime be-
fore March 81. IL neither side was then
ready the case will be heard bdfgTe the
judge in San Antonio, during the spring
term of court here.
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Oolored Church scrimmage.

A riot among colored people took place
outside but near by the colored Bap-
fist church on Lavaca Street, last night.
A festival was being held, in the church,
and a man and woman, no insisted on
admission, seemed TO kause the row
which soon became quite general. Matte
Craig and brother, Willie Craig, were ar
rested by Special Officer Gassaway.
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Oounterfeiter In Jail.

A. J. Cspps is in the county jail,
charged with counterfeiting. He has
been sentenced to five years in the Leav
enworth penitentiarY. He piled his
nefarious vocation at Giddings.
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For the State Convention.

Quite delegation Of republicans VIII
leave Monday night for Anstin to at ~.
the state republican convention "a ia ~.
city, beginning on Tuesday morn mol.
Among those who VIII go ere s LES WD
Heading. e. b. Hiee, T.. b. johnson, pr.
M Lipdner. Ed. Frob0eSe, Sr., james Z.
Newcomb, Frank Roberts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-22

An honest and sober man, good at
lettering, speaks English, French, Ger
man and Spanish, make himself gener-
ally useful, wants position. Address, ~.
o. M :" LIGHT office 1t
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Public Libraries.

No books were received at either of the
public libraries last week.
The st. Mary'S street library will here
after be open on Sundays from 10 a. m.
till - m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-22

There is in all II cages. cdntaipinc
live animals. birds and reptilet at the
menagerie, San Pedro Springs. 3 % Its
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-22

-ssnErSg CnEAr. Kypisr { Seag.
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The tie-up of the sewers by the contrac-
tors is the climax of all the sewer bust
ness. The people are anxious about the
outcome of the matter.
The herald., 1896-01-19
EOR SALE-BY d. NEUHART-

For sALE-nY 5s3 , P NIuMARr- Sro.dmal
Lots 99x100 Mills & Wicls extension of Second
street, facing Stevenson avenue, Sll0o.
Lots soxllo feet, on Third ST., cottage rooms
with land back and adjoining 1l7xl40 feet suitable
for manufacturing purposes. Only 5000
Lot 72xlG0, northeast corner New High ana Re
Public streets streets suitable for manufacturing pur-
Lot 42xl3O, new cottage rooms, sewer connec-
tton, cement walks, lawn. house piped for gas,
s2ioo-ssoo cash, r..lance on installment plan Of
S22 per month on Key West street.
Lot 42xl30, new cottage, rooms, sewer connec-
ton, cement walks, lawn, house piped for gas /;
s22oos3oO CASH balance in installments Of s22 per
month; on Key West street.
Lot 4Ox16o on University electric car line on
kingsley street; only $3.50; half cash, balance on
time; this is a bargain
Lot 50x130 house rooms bath, pantry Closets
hot and cold water. cement sidewalks. lawn, flow
ers, driveway l5xlsot electric car line on Kings
ley street. $4,000 $1,000 cash. balance time to suit.
Lot 50xl6olo an alley, house rooms, closets,
pantry, lawn, flowers, barn; Flower street. near
Pico on the University electric line; s5oo0 half
cash, balance to suit purchaser. This is fine
house and very cheap.
Beautiful residence on Ingraham ST.; large lot,
fine elevation and grand view; select nefghbor-
hood; very large, commodious rooms; porches,
halls closets and all modern conveniences includ,
ing porcelain bath and laundry tubs; one Of the
most beautiful residences in the city, price only
5000.
Fine corner McClintock and Athena sts, on
electric car line; . lots house rooms and bath
$500; $1,000 cash, balance to suit.
House rooms all modern cow eniences, lawn,
flowers, etc. S-room house in lot 5oxl50: 200
feet from electric car line on Eleventh street;
House rooms, pantry, BATH lot 4ox1Go to alley
one block from First street electric line on Second
ST.. only Sl20o cash very cheap home.
An elegant house on Figueroa St, one Of the
typical southern California homes; fine flowers,
palm trees etc. !; all modern convenences 2l0 feet
front on Figueroa ST., by 352 feet deep; Of the
finest improved places in the city, $4,000 See
NEUHART about this, as 1t Is the cheapest and
most elegant home for the money in the city.
To let-At 2o7 $. Olive st, house Of 9 rooms,
bath @ Lawn flowers party wants to sell furniture,
six months at $50 per month"; This is business
proposition for some one to make money. Call
quick on NEUHART, at Isl S. Broadway, or ct
the house. -
The herald., 1896-01-19
SALE

S2500-10 acres at Corvena; 3-room house; 8 acres
in navel oranges, balance in fruit and alfalfa; hno
land and plenty of water.
S2500-2O acres, AZ acres in oranges, 8 acres in
other fruits; good land.
s1S0O-5 acres; house rooms all in fine bearing
fruit plenty of water; close to depot.
s525-House and lot; four rooms fenced for
chickens: $500 cash, balance $40 per month close
to line
s40O-House and lot; all fenced for chickens; -
cash, bal. $40 month.
S550-House and lot; chicken house; yard all
fenced; free water insured for years; $40 cash.
BAL $40 per month.
S550-5 acres fine land. miles from city.
5000 houses and one 50-foot lot; short block -
electric cars; now rented for sl1.50 per month
WILSON d SEBREE,
10 22S w. First St
The herald., 1896-01-19
NOR SALE-COUNTRY-
HINTON A. WHTTA KER

NOR SALE-COUNTRY-
H. HINTON Il whitaker,
1913 w. Second st.
13 acres near Rivera; improved walnuts, etc. !
house and outbuildings; $4,000.
Is acres Burbank: bearing walnuts; frst-class
soil only S3600 r.-
20 acres at Covina set solid to navel orange and
lemons; houses, barn, ETC.; cheapest property In
county; $500.
so acres near Fullerton; 26 acres in bearing wal
nuts acres oranges, acres deciduous orchard, .
acres blue gums; house, barn, etc. plenty of wa
ter; net income $1,000; price only s12,5OO.
HINTON & WHITAKER,
10 1913 w. Second st.
The herald., 1896-01-19
FOR SALE-GRIDER & DOw'S


Il GARVEY TRACT.
400 acres of the best orange and lemon land n
southern California; surrounded by orange ana
lemon groves, sheltered by foothils no FROST fog
or cold wind; semi-tropcal fruit and flowers thrive
all winter: spring water piped to each lot and
decided with the land; grand view of Pasadena and
the whole San Gabriel valley: schools,
churches and railway; only short drive to Les
AngeIes; the nearness to business center makes
this property desirable for suburban residence. and
It's value will increase rapidly; Mr.. Heman OF the
Farmers and Merchants bank has bought 20 acres
in this tract and now makes it his home; see this
property and be convinced that have better
land AT lower prices and more favora BILE terms
than any in the market. For maps, views, prices
and terms wriLe call. Free carriage to the tract
GRIDER & DOW,
% I39 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-01-19

IIOR SALE-CHEAP LOTS
S300-Lot fronting on Milard ave. and Pacific
ST., car line.
S65O-Lot on Grard ST., street graded.
Sl00O-Corner on Main, near Jefferson st.
Sl550--Lot on Main ST., near Twenty seventh st.
Ss50-Lot on Eleventh and Sentous SITS.
Si00-Lot 50X150, on Loomis tract
S25OO-Lots 50x15O Flower St., near Twelfth st.
S150-Choice clean corner on Maple ave.
LEE A. MCCONNELL,
20 13S 5. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-01-19

1NOR SALE--ALFALFAL LANDS, MILES OF
Il city. in parcels 70 suit purchasers; terms to
suit. f. f.. PARSONS, room l, No. $40 w. First
st. II
The herald., 1896-01-19

OR SALE-NEW WHITE, NEW HOME,
Eldridge and other makes, at $50 to S35, on
no agent plan; 81 per week payments. WHITE
WING MACHINE, office 2S9 5. Spring 329
The herald., 1896-01-19
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Country Property

Rates for advertisements under this clsssihca-
tion--l time cents per line week, 30 cents peg
| line; month, 81 per line.
The herald., 1896-01-19
City Lots

FOR SALE
DARLING & PRATT, SPECIAL AGENTS.
Bradbury Block.
WORKMAN PARK TRACT,
Boyle Heights.
Surrounding beautiful "IIollenbeck Park"
Elevation over 100 feet above Figueroa ST.
Pure air, mountain water and fine view.
six minutes from First ST. and Boyle ave. to
business center by electric cars, with transfers all
over the city.
Traction electric cars will run through center of
tract by July and then passengers can reach Spring
st in five minutes.
Only 11s miles from Plaza
streets well graded.
Thousands of dollars have been expended on this
tract by the owner for sewers, grading streets ETC.
A fine class of residences already built and being
built.
A limited number of lots for sale in this tract
from $500 mp for short time.
Taking into consideration its location, nearness
to business center, and the many other advantages
no tract in the city offers so many inducements to
investors and homeseekers.
Values sure to advance when both lines Of
electric cars are in operation.
For further information see
DARLING Il PRATT. SPECIAL AGENTS,
INVESTMENT BROKERS,
Rooms 316 and 3l7,
Bradbury Block. 10
FOR SALE
SEE THESE BARGAINS.
A good lot, 5ox16O to alley; on new electric car
line; east front; see this 500
Fine lot on Westlake ave-, Mob ELL tract; cheap;
sure; 1880.
Lot on Twenty-seventh ST., near Main; street
work done; 500.
Fine lot on Grand ave-, $1,000.
A fine corner lot on Pico ST., close to Figueroa;
see this quick make Offer.
/. Corner on Alvarado ST., 99x157. s2400.
See this bargain on Seventh st., Just west of
Pearl, 50x165 to alley; graded and severed;
only S30O0 as good location ms in the city.
so feet on Westlake ave-, bet. Eighth and Ninth
east 'front.' right among the finest houses in Bonnie
Brae bargain at s3O00
60x17O, with cottage; close in, on Temple ST.;
good place for roomng house or flats.
A good lot and small house on S. Olive ST., bet.
Tenth and Eleventh; let me show you this only
$4,000.
WILLIAM +. BOSBYsHELL,
10 1o7 $. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-01-19

nor SALE-GREAT BARGAINS ACRES
l. fine corn and alfalfa land IA miles from Los
Angeles. Address +, box TO- Herald Office. 10