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The record-union., 1897-04-19

They come daily, case after case of
them. The new lines display new eff
fects, in the new colors, foulard de-
signs, etc.
The cut above represents one of our
most popular and stylish Numbered
Shirt Waists. These waists come in
dainty French lawn, organdy and dim
ity. This waist is something new in de-
signs. latest detachable self-colored
collar and cuffs. extra full front. point
ed yoke and latest style sleeve. Sizes,
81 TO Al Price, 81.
Very stylish Lawn Shirt Waists, with
detachable collars, latest bishop
sleeves. full Derby front. pointed yoke
back; comes in dainty colorings, stripes
and figures. Sizes, 80 to IA. Price, soc.
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The Indian, Sundry Civil and Agri-
cultural Bills Follow.
Senator Davis Will Try to Get Date
Fixed to Vote on the Arbitration
Treaty-MOrgan Will Insist Daily
on the Consideration of His Cuban
ResOlutiOn-The House Will Con-
tinue Its Three-Day Adjournment
Policy.

WASHINGTON, April 1S-The Sen
ate will conclude it's consideration of
the appropriation bills this week The
Indian bill is expected to pass early
tomorrow and the sundry civil and ag-
ricultural bills follow in the order
named. There is no expectation that
there will be any prolonged debate upon
any of the bills. There will be an eff
fort to amend the sundry civil bill by
the addition of a provision for the reg
ulation of the forest reservations. This
may lead to some discussion, but the
friends of the amendment do not anti
cipate much trouble in having the
amendment agreed to.
Senator Davis will make another at
tempt on Monday in executive session
to get a day fixed for taking a vote on
the arbitration treaty. He has an
nounced his purpose to press the treaty
to final action at as early a day as
possible. He expects to have little diff
hculty in securing an agreement for a
date, but some of the Directing Sena-
tors intimate that there may be oppo
sltion. The matter of pairs has been
definitely arranged on the basis of two
votes for the treaty to one against it.
1t is not believed that a great deal of
time will be given to the treaty during
the week, whatever the degree of Da-
Wis success in securing an agreement
for a date for a vote.
The bankruptcy bill will continue to
hold it's place on the calendar as the
unfinished business, but it probably
will not be seriously pressed. Senator
Morgan has announced his intention to
insist daily upon the consideration of
his Cuban resolution during the morn
ing hour, but he will not blot out other
business with it.
Most of the Senate's time will be
given to the question of the organiza-
ton of the Senate Committees
The Republicans will caucus on Mon
day on the subject. If the programme
proposed is accepted byt the Republicans
the opposition will proceed to make Sc
lections for the committee vacancies
and this work will require very delicate
adjustment in order to satisfy conflict
ing claims. If the plan is not agreed to
by the Republicans. the coalition of
Democrats, Populists and Silver Re-
publicans will, on Tuesday, move to fill
some of the committee places, with the
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Wandering Mikes Philosophy

EFF l wuz ter go in ez a perfessunaI
man." remarked NIeandering Mike.
thoughtfully, Il believe I'd rather be a
pickpocket than burglar"
I don't see it makes much difference"
replied Flooding Pete. Both of EN-
means work"
Yes; but burglar hez ter change
aroun in lonesome fashion an operate
while folks is down town seem de sights
an injoyin' DER sells. A pickpocket kin
sorter combine business wild pleasure. -
Washington Star
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Spring Jackets.

Nothing looks more becoming and re-
freshinf on any lady or is more COM
Portable during these balmy spring
days or for morning and evening wear
during the later season than one of
these jaunty, perfect-fitting Jackets.
Greens, blues and tans. They
are in the new spring shades,
finished with velvet collar and full silk
lined throughout. with rich changeable
taffeta. They are perfectly tailored
and priced at Sc, So 80 and $40.
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The newest in line is Mems Shield
Bows. in dozens and dozens of new
spring effects; cool appearing and cool
in fact Economical because washable.
One will create a demand for a dozen.
Zoe EACH
Mems Fine Madras Shield Bows, &c
different patterns; all the new shades;
neat combinations. Price, 3 for soc.
Mems Fancy Percale String Ties;
neat and washable. 25c dozen.
Mems Fine Madras Four in Hands
new designs. new colors (wash webb.
Price. for DC
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Spring Capes.

We are showing a representative line
Of all the new styles of Capes for 1897,
from the commoner sort to the very
finest novelties. Cloth tailor made, with
self straps and rows of stitching. or
handsomely braided with soutache
braid. Are very fashionable They are
in colors of reSeda, hunters green,
coachman tan, brown, heliotrope, red,
gray, navy and black.
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The nobby Empire Jacket for children
is the correct spring garment. Shown
in a number of cloths, styles and prices.
The above cut represents one which
comes in red and navy checked mate
rial, collar and cuffs of solid contrast
ing colors, neatly trimmed with white
braid, producing very striking effect.
Price. 81 80.
Others, similar to cut, at 81 and SO 80.
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ITEMS Summer Under
wear.

Mems real French Balbriggan Shirts,
silk finished neck and front; very fine
goods; shirts, long and short sleeves;
sizes, 81 to AZ inches. Drawer sizes,
80 TO AZ inches. 81 per garment
Mems Ribbed Ralbriggan Underwear,
shirts and drawers: shetland gray,
good. serviceable garments for every
day wear at 25c per garment.
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Tea Gowns.

Wool Cashmere Wrapper or Tea
Gown, plated vatican back and front
trimmed with Point Venice collar. edged
with fine lace: tight fitting sleeve with
puff; colors light blue, cardinal and
pink; beautiful goods. Price, SO rs.
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Bicycle Suits and Skirts.

Ladies Bicycle Suit; bloomer and
skirt combined. made from fancy gray
and tan mixed cloths; jacket. blazer
or Elton style Sizes, 80 to A. Price
So
in the above suits, 50 each.
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grow in favor and popularity each day.
Our assortment the most complete in the
city. All the new cloths in all the new
spring shades and the newest cut and
styles; well made and perfect fitting.
Prices, Sc, 81 80, SO and So so.
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ChiId's Sailors.

Children's Straw Sailor Hats for play,
street or school wear: good wide brims
to shade the face; band of ribbon and
streamer; plain colors or in combination.
Values which you seldom see at the
prices, 2oc and 4Sc.
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Silk Waists.

Ladies' SILK Shirt Waists. made of
changeable taffeta silk Colors are in
combinations Of all the latest shades.
Waist is made with full pleated derby
front. yoke back and latest lego NUT
ton or bishop sleeve. Size, 81 TO IL.
Price. So 80. 81 30 and ST.
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Special.

A special purchase has placed in our
house over one hundred handsome Bro
caded Silk Skirts, beautiful designs in
large, medium or small effects, lengths
and waists to fit you, or we make them
fit, lined, bound and well made. Priced
at ST 9S.
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Spring Wrappers.

THESE garments, so indispensable to
women for home wear, are very inviting
IN the new spring shades and patterns;
new blues, pinks, etc, full cut and the
new cut; made of the best of percales.
Prices, 81, 81 % and 81 80.
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UnderskirtS.

Grass Linen Understands with Span
ish flounce or ruffie with heading of D
tucks; a cool summer undergarment.
Price, 81 %
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Finer Capes.

We are also showing in a pleasing
variety. They are dainty combinations
of moire valour, chiffon, silk, lace and
ribbon and of silks plain
brocaded, jetted and lined with pretty
changeable silks, trimmed with chiffon
lace ribbon Very rich garments. Price
from So to SIS.
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millinery Items.

Ladies' Walking Hats for spring, made
of straw in fedora style; black or white
or in a combination of black and white
with band around and bow on left side.
Prices, Soc and 81 %.
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Plain Geometry.

"They say his son is pretty tough
proposition, too"
mo, he isn't a proposition; he's a
corollary of the old man.'-Detroit
News
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Separate Skirts.

Keep step with style; get ready made
dress skirt to wear with your silk or
wash shirt waist. Note the prices we
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quote and you'll find it a lesson in econ
omy and the art of dressing we'll cheap
ly. Every garment the latest cut and
thoroughly dependable.
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in, between the ages of Is and A. years.
except persons exempt by law, shall be
subject to military duty, excepting. etc.
ALMA ADAMS, Governor"
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Dangerous.

He-Let me think a minute.
She-But the doctor said you mustn't
overwork yourself.-Town Topics
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Mems Fine Gauge Full Finished Fast
Black or Natural Color Cotton Socks:
surprising worths in these at 121ac per
pair.
The record-union., 1897-04-19

Anheuser- Busch's Malt-N Murine gives
appetite and aids and promotes diges-
ton. For sale by all druggists.
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At So so.

A popular cape at a popular price 10
represented by the cut above; colorS
tan, navy, brown and black: made
from fine kersey cloth. Price, So 30.
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McMorry sells groceries. Agent for
coronado water and Stockton sarsa-
par1lla and iron, 531 NJ street
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Ladies's Separate Skirts.

Handsome Black Fancy Figured Mo-
hair Skirts, durable, popular, dust she'd
ding and as rich in appearance as silk.
They hang well and your size is only
So 80.
new Skirt just in is a Black and
White Mixed Wool Cheviot, can be worn
with any style waist, with good effect
SIS 80, lined and bound bottom.
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English Coating Serges at
ST Yard.

Justly named as the fabric is speci-
ally adapted for those stylish Jacket or
tailor made suits. 1t is "a inches wide
and all-wool The shadings include all
that is new The quality is unsurpassed
and the fabric the most suitable for the
purpose of any cloth manufactured.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL If
fails to cure. 25c
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ChiIdren's Shoes.

Chocolate and Ok Blood are the pop
ular shades for 81. They don't show
the dust, and are easily kept in condi-
ton with OK blood dressing.
We are justly proud of our Children s
Shoe Department, and are giving all
the value possible to give in every pair
We sell.
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Black Storm Serge at 75e
Yard.

This is a handsome Black Dress Fab
ric, % inches wide, and all pure wool.
1t comes in wide and narrow vale and
has rich luster mohair finish. For a
street costume or tailor-made suit there
is nothing to compare with this service
able dust-shedding fabric.
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Boys and Youths School Shoes. made
of heavy calf, with oak tan soles. Shoes
that look we'll and will wear; in lace
only; pointed and square toes.
Youths, i to =, 81 90.
Boys, ~ to 3, 81 80.
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The second issue of "The Sacramento Glass of
FASHION," our new publication, Is at hand 1t
IS issued monthly and covers the of ia hion
wofnen's work and recreation. Thoroughly up
TO date and tor a short time only Subscriptions
Tor the same will be received at our Pattern
counter at 25c per year, as Introduction.
Come early and enroll your name.
The record-union., 1897-04-19
Our Special for This
Week.

ladies' Oxford Ties in chocolate, OK
blood and black on all the latest lasts,
pointed and coin toes. They are hand
turned and great value at 81 40.
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Black BrOCade SOleils and
GRANTEES at 75C Yard.

In this assortment of 20 odd pieces
will be found all that is new and stylish
in the way of Figured Black Goods.
This line includes those handsome satin
finished soleils SO well and favorably
known for their durability and beauty.
Also those handsome Granite Cloths,
with the dull finished ground and the
rich silk luster figures, in both small and
large designs, suitable for full suits or
separate skirts.
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Black Figured SoleiIs at
SOC Yard.

A large assortment of those hand
some silk finished brocade fabrics, in
rich, elegant designs in the small and
natty figures for full suits, and the large
and more elaborate floral and scroll de-
signs for separate skirts.
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Ladies' Canvas Bicycle Leggings,
35c.
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Fancy Suitings at 25e
Yard.

An assortment of 80 pieces of all-wool
fancy suitings in all the new and desir-
able shadings for the season. The lot
includes checks, stripes, broken checks
and fancy mixtures. They are strictly
aIl-wool and are the best qualities to be
had at the price for neat street cos
tune or outing suit
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Novelty Suitings at Csc
Yard.

This handsome line has Just been re-
ceived. On account of it's late delivery
we have received from the importer a
sufficient allowance to be able to offer
them at this tempting price. The as
sortment is small, as is also the price.
Not more than 10 pieces in all of hand
some broeade and checked effects,
strictly all-wool and mohair mixtures.
The herald., 1897-01-20
MARKETS OF TIE WORLD
Local, Eastern and Foreign
Commercial Dealings
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Stock Dealings Are Moderate but Prices
Are Better
Foreign Investment Demand Causes a
Steady Upward Tendency or American
Railroad Securities.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The volume of
business in stocks today was about one
third lighter than yesterdays aggregate
and the usually inactive shares were de-
cidedly less prominent. The movement of
prices was irregular but an under-current
of strength was discernable and as q re-
suit of the days operations almost general
net gains were scored In some of the high
priced industrials the advances were ma
teriai. An undecided tone in the London
market for American securities was off,
set sentimentally by the cabled announce
ment of a reduction in the discount rate of
the Imperial Bank of Germany and the ini-
tial quotations were generally above yes
terdays final prices. The execution of
selling orders for London account and con-
Trajectory expert reports as to the proba-
bility or practicabilty of shipments of gold
to Europe together with the absence Of
commission business later encouraged bear
activity. In the reaction tobacco and sugar
were conspicuous. The setback was short
lived. however, and the market again
started upward. The general market dis
played steadily increasing strength as the
day progressed. The Atchisons, in marked
contrast to the general trend OF prices de-
veloped heaviness and lost sharp fractions
States circuit court had refused to dismiss
the suit instituted by a bond holder against
the former directors OF the company for
an alleged illegal issue of Frisco per cent
bonds. Profit taking caused a general re-
action in the Anal half hour OF business but
the losses, as rule. were not important.
The closing was steady. Railway and mis-
cellaneous bonds continue to trend upward
on investment purchases for foreign and
domestic account. The speculative issues
figured largely In the dealings but the
gains were mainly fractional. The sales
were $2.2i6.000 Government bonds stiffen-
ed slightly on purchases Of $4,000 Silver
certificates were active but steady on deal
ings aggregating $25, 900.
The herald., 1897-01-20
Notice of Sale
CUSTOM HOUSE, Los ANGELES, CAL

CUSTOM HOUSE, LOS ANGELES, CAL,
Collectors Office, January 6, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the following
described merchandise, seized for violation
of the United States revenue laws, will be
sold at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for United States lawful money, at the auc-
ton room of Thomas b. Clark, 232 West
First street, Los Angeles, CAL, on the
tWenty-ninth day of January, 1897, sale to
commence at 10 am. of said day. towit:
2 five tael boxes prepared opium, April 16
1894: ounces army tnsel, January 25. 1895;
20 five tael boxes prepared opium, March
liz. 1896: 13 silver mounted leather purses,
is silver candle-sticks, IL silvermounted
lioueur glasses, 3S silver-mounted photo
frames. 4 silver-mounted brushes, silver
mounted tortoise shell comb, l silver
mounted leather case, IL silver vases. l
silver and tortoise shell inkstand. books.
decorated China dessert sets, decorated
China comports, IL decorated China nap
pies, IL decorated China candle-sticks. 2
silver tea sets, silver crescents, IL silver
lipsalve cases, 13 silver dishes, IL decorated
China CUPS and saucers-cups silver
mounted. 8 silver-mounted mirrors G
leather purses, silver and ivory chatelaine
tablets, 10 rubber combs ebony backed
brushes, / ebony-backed hand mirror, /
ebony set (tray, mirror and four brushes,,
10 silver mounted glass finger bowls, II
pices silver toys, glass bottle-ground
stopper, silver perfume bottles. l silver
mounted pin cushion. silver plates.
JOHN. T. GAFFEY.
ian-6-13-20 Collector of Customs.
The herald., 1897-01-20
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.


Feed and Milstuffs-M -Middhngs, 1s.O01
2O.5o; bran, 1s.ooG135o; outside brands, 1900.
Hay.Whsas, ns,sts Ss SsooGi1oo per ton; wheat
s.OOes.Oo; barley. S.oonS.b0; stock. 5.ooGs.oS:
straw. a6950 per bale.
Observation-Disclosures. Salinas burbank,
Burbanks,. 5o@65; sweet potatoes, :; new
potatoes, SQ4 per lb.; onions, s091.10.
WarioysMTSmasoss US, nsi toes -, @ @ss@ioo summer
3G150: egg plant, IL: garden peas, 405;
mushrooms, 6@15; rhubarb. 75dS1.0O; string
beans, 5Q10 dried okra, 10d12
Dry Beans-Lima, 1.75Q1.8O; pink, LOG
20; small white. 1'206l.Sb; large white,
Esrr,s.-strawberries a.oo04oo cranber-
AppisseTsncy, l.oo@1.25 for large boxes;
common, 40G75; eastern, per bbl., 2.00QD3 CO.,
Pears-Per box, 7511.00; common 25I5O
Citrus fruits-Mexlcan lines, 60066. so;
California lemons. l@1.25; do extras. l.5o
do fancy, 225@2;5o; navel oranges, 1902 so;
seedlings, 75G1.25.
Tropical E,rn,t-Bananas. Loo@2oo: pine
apples, 3.00q400.
Dried fruits, jobbing prices furnished by
the San Francisco fruit exchange:
Apricots-Fancy Moorparks, 13; choice
do, 70; fancy do. 10; choice, ST. standard. Z
Appies-Eyaporated 5N; sun dried 2a.
Peaches-Fancy. 6M; choice. 5M; stand
ard, 8; prime, Az; peeled. in boxes. 12ls.
Pears-Faney halves, e1a; fancy quarters.
5Lz, cHOltc, f72Wot otdHudTu 614VJ,
Plums-Pitted, AZ; unpitted, IL.
Prunes-Four sizes, 81.
Nectarines-Fancy, 51s; choice. 4h;stand-
ard. 4.
Figs-choice white, 4: do black, 3; fancy
white in 10-lb boxes. 65@70.
Raisins jobbing prices-In sacks or 60-!b.
boxes, four crown, loose 5%; three crown
AZ; two crown, az; seedless sultanas, 5x:
seedless Muscatels, ~; in 20-lb. boxes.
three crown. London layers, 1.30; clusters,
1.6O; Dehesa clusters, 2.75; imperial clust-
ers, 1926.
Grapes-In 2o.lb; boxes: Three crown
London layers, S1.1s: clusters, 160; Dehesa
clusters. 2T5 imperial clusters. 800.
Butter--Fancy creamery, 21: do Sec
onds, 1SQ19; fancy. dairy, 16; do sec
onds ls@15; picked; 14@15: tirlsin; q
Eggs-Store, 1920; ranch. 23G2i:
eastern. 1920; duck. 25.
Cheese--Fancy, mild new, 11@11H; fair
to good, S@10 young America. lgl2 east
Pouitr--Live turkey gobbers, 1908;
hens 121kQ1S; ROSTERS old, 4.00@4.25; young.
4.5oQ56o; broilers, large. Soo@4oo; fryers
$50: do young, 5.00Q16.50 geese, per pair.
l.So@l.75; pigeons, old. 1.Oo do young.
Game-canvas back ducks. aoOaS no.
The herald., 1897-01-20
LONDON MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.--The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says /:
The fall In the German bank rate and the
low rate of allotment OF the India treasury
bills disorganized the money market today
forced discount down to weak 2M and
raised the price Of consols and other invest
ment stocks. The issue of India treasury
bills was 81 coo all in 12-months bills, and il
was sold at an average rate of discount of
80 5s 80. The issue was applied for twelve
times over. The stock markets were irreg-
ular today, speculative shares being rather
Gull, but investments good. American
bonds were bought largely here and bv
New York but shares fuctuated feebly
without significance. A fall In the Bank OF
England rate Is freely predicted for Thurs
day but the best informed look for a defer
ment, the more so as the fall in the Bank
OF Germany rate is believed to be largely
due to a desire to further conversion Of
Prussian consols and does not properly re-
fleet market conditions In Germany. Al
the same time the monetary position there
Is peculiarly difficult to follow, because
the operation of the new bourse laws pre-
vent public speculation for the monthly
account. In Paris the market was dull.
The herald., 1897-01-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

BOSTON, Jan. 19.--There is better feel
ing In the wool market this week and hold
ers who show any disposition to meet the
bids find no difficulty In effecting a sale
The demand at present is for medium
fieeces and combings, while all good staple
woods meet an easy sale price. The trade
in Australian wools' has shown more ac-
tivity this week and several heavy sales
Territory wools-Montana, fine medium
and fine, 9311ia; secured price, 301S2; sta
pie. S4G35 Utah. Wyoming, etc, fine me-
dunn and fine, Sq11; secured price, 30n32
staple, 34@35.
California wools-Northern spring, 11M13
secured price, 33Gt24; middle county spring,
9QD10; secured price, S0@32.
Australian woods. secured basis-Comb-
Ing, superfine. 47q4S combng, good, 42Q45;
combing. average, 39@41; Queensland
combing, 42QD44.
The herald., 1897-01-20
Notice of Sale of Unclaimed Goods

CUSTOM HOUSE, LOS ANGELES. CAL,
Collectors Office. January 6, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the following
merchandise. which has remained in un-
claimed warehouse more than one year
from date of importation will be sold at
public auction. to the highest bidder, for
lawful coin of the United States, at the
auction room of Thomas b. Clark, 232 West
First street, Los Angeles, Cal, ON the
twenty-ninth day of January, 1897. Sale to
commence at l pm. of said date towit:
package containing woolen coat, cut,
not made up: ! package containing wool
clothing, package containing wool cloth
ing, case containing piano. box contain
ing stonecutter's tools, package contain
ing clothing, box containing firecrackers.
Sale absolute. Descriptive catalogues
will be furnished one week before the sale
JOHN T. GAFFEY.
jan-6-13-20 Collector Of Customs.
The herald., 1897-01-20
(4-357.)
Timber Land, Act June 3, I878-N0-
tiCe for Publication
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. LOS

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Los
Angeles, Cal, January 4 1897.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the PROVISIONS Of the act Of congress
of timber lands in the states of California.
oregon, Nevada; and Washington ,r,, Terri, sd 4
states by act of August 4, 1892 Ferdinand
sarnow of Los Angeles City county of Los Los
in this office his sworn statement No.
= for the purchase Of the SO Of Il NWM oa az and ID
No. / south, range No. Is west. s. B. NJ, and
will offer proof to show that 1, the land
stone than for agricultural purposes. and
to establish his claim to said land before
Los Angeles, Cal, on Thursday. the 25tli
day of March, 1897.
He names as witnesses: Edward v. Hig-
gins. Thomas j. Moffitt. William w. Cot
tie, Perry w. Cottle, all of Santa Monica,
Cal. Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are re-
quested to file their claims in this office on
or before said 25th day of March. 1897.
wed-10-t L. j. BOLTON, Register.