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p- ESDAY, JAjNTT ..6, 1889. EIGHTH YEAH. LOS ANGELES, WEDNESDAY, JANTT Copies 8 Cent uj ue week. 8 CeuM SAM JONES. jfoc Sale.

3Bugme0g opottunttfea. Special Tlotlcca. FREE SPEECH. line Schedule. rrsWAH TED-TO BUY FOR CASH, U- a dei residence for a borne Call frnm o'cl' ck a m.

to i p. n. at i he office o( J. O. SA1I4-BUKY A 1M N.

Ms'o at. 18 frsMKS. SEAL CURES ALL CHRONIC diseases! cures use of tobacoo In any form, liquor nr opium; cur. 01 louacco guaranteea or no pavi sl'tlnts B'ly Vn 806 a nst. 1-27 Wanted ituations.

WANTED SITUATION AS TRAV-ellng oompanlon or ladles' maid with some lailygnlnc nortti; will take care of children It desired; references given. Address A 8, Times office. 17 WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, steady emnlovnent In tv or country a sal sman, bcok-aeeber or tod general ofUce work; good penman, a can furnish best of refere cs. qaressc. box iio, I'aaanena, (Jal 18 WANTED A SITUATION, BY AN stern alrL to do cookins oraeueril work: can be well recommended Apply ai Somerset House, 110 Ffihst WANTED- SITUATION AS HOUSE- keener In a hotel in a neiehborlne wo city br an experienced woman.

Address A 7, Times office. 20 WANTED-POSITION BYACOMPE. te steady.and lellable engineer; best of i of- er.nce given. Address A. 16 N.

Los Angeles cur i WANTED BOOK-KEEPER HAVING are Umr wou like to take care of small set of books and attend to collections; best of references. Address Times office 18 WANTED -SITUATION IN PLAN-Inarmiilor anv kind of wood-worklnc ma chinery by an experienced mechanic. Address 148 jii Hev.ntnat i X7 ANTED SITUATION AS COOK IN faml y. re taurant or butel. Address No 17 W.

Third St. a WANTED-A YOUNG LADY WOULD like to assist In general housework. Address 226 S. Main V7 ANTED A SITUATION BY A NO. lcook; Ulnar to do plaiu washing, Address No 11 8.

Lo Anaelesst 17 WANTED GE KMAN AND AMEKI-can cooks waitlt.g for situations at 228 Spring room 2. 17 WANTED A FIRST-CLASS WOMAN cook wishes a place In tbe city, in a restaurant or ard ng-house. Address A. Tiine olllc 17 AN TED DRESS-MAKER WISHES 1 to go by the day; no obi -ction to go to fie country. Apply atSSS 8 Fort-t 18 WANTED-LAW CLERK, 2 YEARS' xpert.

ce, want, a sltua ion Address LAW, rooms 3 and ps bl No. 1. 1-22 Wanted Help. WANTED -AN OVERSEER, OR i nhlef aitvarttaer. and two to five assistants (according to size of county and pop latlon); $60 a month sa.aiy and ex enses to overseers and 14) io asl-tanti no peddling, no soliciting; duties con-fl ed to making cllectlo-s, dl-tributlng printed matter, putting np advertisements, etc lor the two greatest fortuae-makers la merica the farmer's Hi fireproof comblnatlon-l' Ck safe (-old I month-y Installments), and the wonderful eleetrlc lu-1, ior warm ng sleighs, carr'ages, etc.

which burns without. iinnkA ar odor, and will beatanvve- h.cle 24 nrs for 10 cents: xpensen advancd; sal aries paid aou month inclose lu av nia postaae for full specimen line of advertising matter teth J. L. KTKPf ENS Lebanon, Ohio. 17 WANTED AGENTS TO SELL own hook: the onlv anthoris -d SAM own hnnk: the onlv anthoris -d edl Ion For terms arnlv le J.

AMMOMD, Pi AMMOMD. Pacino Coast a ent for Phillips Hunt, 20 W. First st. 18 WANTED- THREE ENERGETIC vcti't man: aaiarv. sis nervsfK im as posit required.

Call or i aoress Aavancs ud- Iishmg 247 8. Spring up fairs. 21 AST ANTED STAIR BUILDER: ONE he uud.rsUnds lay! oat and working rails; 9 boa. a. Address loea ooxsw, fan Ber ardlno, C'al.

WANTED-A SOAPMAKEK, COMPE-VV t.nt to manage faotory. Apoly at C. Nl.dtS ap a h-mlcal Manuf cturlug a-i y's office. Cbev. t.P.

cx 1708 18 117 ANTKT) CrOOU RTKL. FOR GEN- eral honsework. and German meat euiter, 1S 8. Spiina 17 ANTED A GOOD GERMAN GIRL do general housework, 811. II at Wanted To Rent.

WANTED FURNISHED HOUSES, or tbree or five rooms en suite, suitable for light housekeeping; applications gr.at.r than we cansuppy. L. A ReNlAL AGENCY, IN. Fort street '7 WANTED 2 NICELY-FURNISHED reams, with bath attached, and board for two; possesion about February 1st Address, staling terms, A 2, rimes eflic. 17 anted Partner.

WANTED-ENERGETIC PARTY TO take Interest of ti Ing partner in eMahllshed business: ysoor quired. ddr.ss tox 24 city. 2-9 Wanted-ttral Estate. TO THOSE WHO All wbo nave onei lNT TO SELL i th vicinity of the Sant.Feormw houthern i acine di-ni acino ai'pots srein tad to communicate Ith JAM En T. BROWN 18 Georgia st.

who makes a specially 01 bundling lots "there and thereabouts. II anybody can. iie wui find a customer WANTED HOUSE OF FOUR TO SIX with bath, within IS minutes oJ First Ju'nlBhed or miiumlsber); no children; permanent ant: rent must be moderate. Address stat-Ing price and ocation, Box 166, Ity. 17 Wanted Miscellaneous.

WANTED A GOOD "MAN, WITH references exchanged, to take stock In reanu-factum? business; must have 0,000 aud be ca a-ble of actlne as treasurer of company. Address 77, imes oflloe. 19 MRS. E. C.

FREEMAN HOME BAKE-ry: salt-rising bread, pies cakes and Jellies; also Boston brown bread a bean every day; hot Sunday mor unfermented wine. 407 S. spring street. WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS PIANO Ins struct wishes dtessmakins or fancy work done in exchange for lessons. Address 76, Times oince.

io WANTED-DRUG STORE DOING A paving business, or an Interest in a good store; give particulars; strictly confidential. Address A 6, Times office. 17 WANTED-A GOOD LOCATION BY an experienced physician, with view to an Investment In drugs or real estate, Address PHYSICIAN, No. J8 W. Second st.

17 VV ANTED TO HIRE, BY RESPONSI-' ble party, a good driving horse; good cara auaranteed. Address F. F. T-. Times office.

17 WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS YOUNG ml ch cow: trial reaulred: moat be cheap for cash Apply 1 1 40 a. stain st WANTED CHILDREN FROM a TO I years; the best ef care taken day and night; the best reference. Appiv at 141 Seventh st. 16 WANTED-500 CUSTOMERS TO CALL it4MR Fl at. at and hnv thechnaoest line of ba dwnre, queensware a In the city 2-11 ANTED SECONDH AND COPY OF ''Parsons on state price.

Addr ss READ' Times ce. 17 IA7 ANTED A LADY WISHES TO take a child to board, from 9 years eld 41 Rose olty. JO VV ANTED RICE. AT 150 S. SPRING wants furniture, books and magazines.

WANTED PICTU RES TO FRAME; cheapest place at Burn's, III Baring st WANTED CLEAN. LARGE-SIZED cotton rags. Iaaalr. at Times office lost and found. OST-FR0M AN EXPRESS WAGON.

Li between Twelfth st. ai Pico He ghts, on Pico at, a a'ge black valise, containing adles'g'rmei ta. Finder will please return to 1'atiforma Door cor. second and Ban Pedro sts and receive re- wa 16 tflOUND-A DISCHARGE FROM THE -I? TJ, 8. Army belonging to vans E.

Winters, Address F. UKA Sl.lt fprinjRfc i 170UND THE CHEAPEST AND NIC- A est livery rig at Ventura etauiea. a. wiah geles Tanctaegitiea. XTOT1CE-TO TENANTS ALWAYS Al n.vinr rant who have nntblng ta show for It; torlglitpa teswl lsel on lntaiiment pian inree pretty little cottages, hard finished, with nice lots cose to oar line a' bus ness i n- cottage 1950, one 8975 and one $1178: can thus get a home of your owo for the rent you pay; al-o, a rare bar-rain.

TOna hnma near Baptist College) Sowers, garden, barn, ail complete; sillied tn one desiring to et ucnte cniiaren at tue coneae dhlu A km, 28 Temple room 1. 19 SAM FLETCHER, THE HORSE-CLIP-per, Headqn.rers, Mables, First st.tiet Fort and run. vn. 1-9 TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT WE DO 1 an. I type titer woi k.

H. F. NoN "8 North Si rma st 16. 2-10 "MISS KNIGHT. PROFESSIONAL J- I eisrse' term reasonable; corner Cypreas at and raiarKon av.

For hale nouses. FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL HOME, cost SIS noo. but mn.t sold at anv nrlce: It Is a ehnlou nliwA of nrm artv. altnt.A on a most beautiful eminence and among the very bon ton of the city; the bouse baa (ante rooms, el gant parlors and bandbome grounds: It Is bnlihed In berl dwo of great beauty, and has every modern improvement; in own, rcannoinse ani ia ossible to seli will do so. otherwise will rent by Jear to a very desirable tenant.

Inquire No. 18 S. 1 sin GEORGE O. FORD. l-i7 TOR SALE BY THE OWNER, OR to exchange for Philadelphia property, fur- nisn.d house or 7 rooms and two lots on the nuis, within one mile of the city enter; fruit trees, outhouse, chicken yard, etc, all rooms nicely furnished and hous- all ready to commence housa-k eplnn; will be sold ata bargain; ownerca bs found on the premies until 12 u.

dally. CHARLES BUTHAI KD. 121 1 Brooklyn ave. 2-15 TjXm SALE -ELEGANT LOT AND A. fi-room house In most attractive oart of citv.

between Orange and Seventh near Pearl; flna elevation, stone pavement ana street graaea: oniy 8 no cuen reau Daiance on easy installment LINDLEY LAYING, No. 7 n. Fort St. 18 JWR SALE A FINE PROPERTY ON A. the arrovn bank, cle to a street car line, in Pasadena; use of nine room, besides balh and toilet: good ce lar and woodshed; or wonl I like to exchanne ail or pa tfor a hou and lot In Los Angeleec ty.

For particulars address O. B. BIRD. kick nox B7B. rasaaena r.O.

TjIOR sale eight -room resi- A- donee on Fourth st. 11 blocks west of i-pr ng; larae lot. comman ilnr situation, eleeant lmurove- nienis, fine nelgub rb od a caarmlag and deligbt- iiii nnme v-ry cneap. ror particuia see a HENDERSON, 58 spring St. 2-8 d(M in-'fW0ST0KY.

au honte, very nice am 7-ROOMED and new: hall, si d- Ing doors, grate and mantel, gasplpes and all mod ern linn'ovemenu; sure bargain, GhlFFIN GREEN, 113 W. First at. 10 LX)R SALE A NEW 2 STORY HOUSE A of 9 larae roems, all modern on Montague st first house east of Main: price :600. "Ppiy to owner, wuisn-tt v. uuAiiis, su w.

jeu-erson st 1-21 (COfjnn-NEAT. PRETTY AND COM-VOlf UU olete cottage, new and nice: 5 ro ms. bath, pantry, GRIFFIN dfc GREEN, 113 W. rinn st. iv 1TOR SALE A BEAUTIFUL EIGHT- A.

room house, with all mo em conveniences, and barn Inquire at tae place, corner of Hope and duoscn si, a- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, NICE mon Vermont 2 lota with house of 7 rooms wind mill, at a great oargala. It. VKKCH, room 80, Tempi bioc J-6 "IJIOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT ON A- Waverly tract; 8600; half rath, rest one year; no interest Appiy a st is LOR SALE-2300 HOUSE; ROOMS: A bath; near Tenth and Pearl. HOWS, 9 N. Main.

For bale City Property. TOR SALE IF YOU WANT A BAR- A ealn reaJ tbe followlnu list: Two lois near tbe corner of Figueroa and Pico oniy giooo; one-nan casn Also feet on t'iitueroa with house of 6 rooms, bth and pantry and stable; the land is wo th what w. ask for It all. Al 108x141 feet two iota Just off Figueroa st adjoin ng a fiO.Ooo residence: see this at once; a cood barcaln: MfiOO Also two lota southwest corner of Jefferson and Vermont ave covered with fruit: 16U0 for both. Also lot on Floweret, this da ef Tenth st, very cneap; fiisua Also 6xl65na Hill at close In.

at half Its value. Also lot 6 xl80 in Judson tract, and close to Fig-neroa thjiia arnnd orooertv: onlvgltiOO. Also lot 50x160 ui tarns trset, way down; see It at Onca; 10J0 Also good lot on Oak st close to Washington st, and In aaruod neighborhood. 80x118, cheat): S1600. Also hou eot 6 rooms in southwest part ef ty; nee cement walks and orange trees; a good.

Davlne nrenartv: 8a300. We have a number of good lots tosellonrery good terms to parties who will build We will al-o trade lots to carpenters who will build a bouse. If you want a geod lot on the best of terms see us, and we know we can suit you. MILL A HERR IOTT, 34 N. Bprlng i-t.

back office. FOR SALE-TEN LOTS, WELL Located in southwest part oi city (the direction the citv Is srrowlne). with streets all graded and graveled and cement sidewalks a water In fro of ech 1 I was to pay 814.0OO for these lots and tb.v ar. well worth that today), of which (418- I have paid, and any one who will give me WW for my contract can nave tne same, as i can not par tne -iuistaa snap uarawa. dress P.O.

Box 288, city. T70R SALE-THREE LOTS NEAR UNI verslty, covered with besrli fruit trees; see this at once; only 8600 each Also a a.a, con venient tt-ronm nouse, tocateu fca. ocauiuui Harrier tract, which is ab ut four blocks west from the corner nf Adam, ard Heueroa sts 1 visit this chaina nalchhorhnod and vou will sav von want home there; remember this bouse will be so at a bargain; go nut ana see it, or can on HERRIOTT. N. Spring st A TTENTION.

SPECULATORS 1 tv at a sacrifice for tl C-a. can Ice business property at a sacrifice for tha next 10 daysi Tbree fine business lots on San Pe- dro st. corner of Second, at 8 18 per front foo also tnrcecnoice reside ice ion on uss ana juupie near Washlnrton. at low Harare. For partli ara call at 208 E.

Fifth at J. W. A ILSON agent i-if T-iOR SALE -A GREAT BARGAIN; A lot 18. lendale finoe, Mixaoo. to n-ieei auey cement sidewalk: (1700; lots 19-20, West Bonnie car line; i38no: 'lot on Washington on.

block U.I-, A il r. TimMAffiM yuw v. OR SALE BARGAIN. LOT 50x220. IN East Los Angeles; price, cast).

owner must leave the city. UAWaiSBUAi SSI V1IV. street CO CASH AND $10 PER MONTH i0 buys a lot on car lln 30 minutes from hiKiii.s.(,.nt.r! nrioai 821X1 to 8500: pure water free: cheaper than rent A. L. TEELE, Second and Fort its.

170RSALE T. B. M'DONALD, ROOMS B. sauuv, new vrtiaou uui.qiii., vomer ui oiu, and rirst st. baa a large listof city and country property tor sal eat bedrock prices.

2-10 Qnn LOT ON YORK ST. POW A GRE KN, 113 W. First st GRIFFIN 18 For Sale Country Property. HPHE JURUPA LAND AND WATER A- Co. often a 6000-acre tract will sell lots of 40 acres or more, situated three miles northwest from the Bowell Hotel, Klvarside, cal witn a good water right ot one miner's men oi water roreacn acres of land, for tha extremelv low price of one hun dred- and twenty-five dollar (8128) ner acre, one nn.rt.Frinwn.nil halanoe to suit bnver'a convent.

anea una level iu ur.u.nui buhihiwi valley, and is tbe best orange land In Soutbern Calilornia. Commission win oe paid to agents. Andreas tTKNRY O. RhGISTKR. 12 W.

First St. Loa Angeles. A. K. MESER vE, Pomona, J.

DAVIS, Riverside, or vj KnismnA.it. A San Bernardino, cat TOR SALE-140 ACRES FINEST AL- falfa land on Washington st, 4 miles west of city limits; pavs 8200 per month as horse pastnre; owner nnmnelled to sell because cannot meet pay ments on contract; If not sold by Feb. 10th this land will revert to the former owner ana smurs.n frnm nn snnh hamuli In a'falfa land has been oflered here for vears: price. 890 Per acre, half cash. BYKAM A POlNUEi 1KB, IU rirstst.

i- XTIOR SALE HORSE AND CATTLE A- ranch of 6144 acres, near city of ran Buena ventura; weU watered; all fenced ana cross-teacea; fair Improvements: excellent land for frult-ralsing or irlieri.1 (armlnir: will rarrv 1500 head of BtOCk the year round without feeding: Is offered for a few days v. ry low. See o. it u.Msvn.nBjM,ooix, Serine-st SALE IMPROVED FRUIT A' ranch of 240 acres set to tbe orange, peac tarlne and near and eight varieties of wine each nee- rapes. as a whoe or In small tracts; unnertne nignesi uu n.

ro vation. mi aniDie water riKunei every inch of the ranch: the choicest ranch prop- ertv In Southern California; an excellent opportune itv'for a avndipata For cartlctiiars see Ml l.LI' GAN FAIRBANKS, Attorneys, 88 Phillips block No. X. 3-10 lOR SALE A PERFECT ORCHARD -a-- 1 hnm tvA milea frnm San Buenaventura. Van.

turacountv. 82 acres all in beariug fruit trees of the cho oast varieties; now paying large profits; commodious honse, earn, etc sou, eituati.u, climate, marina view uneaualled: a superb place, well furnl.bed and thoroughly equipped: title per fect; terms easy s. B. TH.uur.B, can uueaavou' tnra, Ca drrK PER ACRE WILL BUY 420 iJlW anrea nf fine, level fruit or farming land. This land is near Fullerton.

and Is worth $160 per acre; will take eastern property aa part payment, easv terms on ba.ance Any one wishing lornni farming land at one-half Its value will do we.l to ex-amine this property. Apply to A. J. BBAD1SH, li W. First st room s.

OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, 10-ACRE oraag. grove on Colton Terrace; will tak in part pay good unincumbered Iowa property; this year's eron goes with the property! Addr ss OWNER. Look Box 246, Colton, Cal, 16 STATE LANDS. $1.35 AN ACRE; COM-plete list. WISEMAN A DUNCAN, Natick House H8 noLONT LAN DS WISEMAN DUN- CAN, Natlck House, agents tor C.

H. Street A Co San Francisco, UTATE AND GOVERNMENT LAND local or. WISEMAN A DUNCAN. 1-1H For Bale-Lire Stock. T70R SALE SMALL DAIRY OF 8 A'c nnwa- all flrar.elaaa alan ahOUt 200 rlllrken: fine rroniable business.

Bent of land and of 5 rnnma rtnlv Ail ner month, adtotnlnar cltr limits. Apply to E. Hit A. opnng Biros, up IV "LiX)R SALE A HORSE, HAKNE3S JL and roadcart for 100. AlaipUS Btablea, 11 I AC.

STEVENS 10 W. FIRST under Natlck Houte. a sj Biaiienery ana music onsmess; eargaia. umo Lod lug-house io trade for business or land, we have a smendld onn for a cbra'cmn; iOuO stock of drugs, fi corner and store, dO0Oj tax part In real estate pkiO buys half interest in sp end'd paying saloon; partner going out on account of sickness; lo-v rent; goo I bolness. will buy raioon taking f.u a oay; rein, fm a moi tb; good lease; owner leaving the cllyi must aeu ai, once i Igjr stand: we want an offer on.

Grocerr store, chnn hous-n. riaar stands, saloons, lodcinc-houies, hotels, livery stable. Keal-estate exnbanKe cau be made in many oases. A t). 8TEVBNS 10 W.

First st lOR SALE A NICE. CLEAN HARD-A- ware, crockery, sieves and tinware, stock In tb town ef Perrls, San Dleo county; splendid rirnment fur this fl e. wall-ettled and prowperouj valley; between 2(Kio and (MO capital needed Ap ply nox is, i el 1 1 ore. BUSINESS CHANCE FOR SALE, A iur stand paying from SS to IS per day elenr profit; ntock a fixtures will Invoice ab- t4flo, anocan na uouicnt, 11 iaaen acouce, iur v-o. a neas cause for se ling, holajk baiiiit, Spring st.

BUSINESS CHANCE FOR SALE restaurant and chonbouse, on Mai i st -ar Cecond; r.nt60: long lease place doing a boslr.ees of about 850 day: price sickness the row.in for selling. NOLAN A SMITH. 16 9.wprlngst. 17 BUSINESS CHANCE-FOR SALE.1 A half Intoemt In or tl, whnlaof one of I he beit family oceries in the city: doing a cash buslners about 8100 per rent very low; slock about 8 f'V. vol, an at mil rii, is s.

spring SALE THE FURNITURE OF A 1 faml hote, of 4U ro ms finely situated; the pr prieti.r having nther business must sell at a sacrifice; reas1 nable off-r entertHlned: a good chance for Investment; 800 8 Malnst. OR SALE WISHING TO REDUCE my stock, I will sell at cost for then, xt 80oys tbe best band-made harness and saddlery Give me a call at ao2 First st before purchasing eise-where Z. REED 2-4 WANTED PARTNER, WITH $100; snre tbliie, no rlik: guarantee -5 to $50 por week clear: full Investlvatiou. Call on or address VANCE, at Vigo House -LMJRNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD BUS-JO Iness; good horse and delivery wago i three years' lease, cheap rent; good sisnu taici it: worth 2ifl0; mutt sell. Add e-s A 8, Timea 22 DRUGGISTS, sale, drug ATTENTION FOR re; nlrely located: nna opening a physician.

AddresDr. FTJLI ER. Tuntin City. Cal dr. POINDEXTEB, 18 First.

27 FOR SALE HOMEOPATHIC PHAR-macy; business well est. bilsh.d; bestof nas fur selling I qu re at S. Spring st, be, tw.en 10 a m. and 4 p.m. 17 BUSINESS CHANCE FOR SALE, A half interest in tb.

bt bakery business in tbe city, clearing about siou per montn. ui.a SMITH, 16 8. Soring st 17 BUSINESS CHANCE-FOR SALE, A nic bnlne on spring st; clearing over $10J per month (480 lnveatm nt; call and Investigate th NOLAN 4 16 S. Bprlng st 17 FOR SALE THE HAMMAM BATHS, a a price that will make the buyer monev; uo professional owledte required. FACLY 3ALK1NN, 18 Court st 21 BUSINESS CHANCE FOR SALE, wood, ci al and feed yard; rest reasonable ana long 'ease; clearii over $200 per month, NOLAN dt SMITH, 18 8.

spring st 17 BUSINESS CHANCE A FIR8T-class stock of hoots and shea, for sale; goad location; rent only can have a four years' base. App yatNo. 8 8 In St. 2-U BUSINESS CHANCE FOR SALE, A weil-established and good-paying paper and notion bouse. Call on BURt-fl BOAt, 4 6.

Fort street 2 "IT'OR SALE BUTCHER SHOP, WELL 'S- located and dolnc a good business. Address Times office No 2. I 28 SALE OR RENT BAKERY; 1200. Call or add res Jl weekly sales, 8176 to 8200. Cora1 ton Bakery, Compton, Cal.

1 2-'0 JEicurslons. SOUTHERN PACIFI0 COMPANY, THROUGH EXCURSIONS TO HKWa BOTOA a ruins ujui F.lesant aew tourist car- with ladles' dressing- room and lavatory: stoves with Improved haat.r for makint a and coffee; complete equipment ef cushions, bedding, curtsies, eta uniformed dorel porters: soutnern facino uompany party conuu i-orseo through to Ni Orleans, th.nce to Bostan and Philadelphia. Bnt one ohange of oar (in union depot), at ew Orleans fhn Knn.et and Onsen and Crescent Route through the rich and historic Sonth, aiertdian, Bir mingham, Chattanooga, Cincinnati, etc. ituica timel Direct connections! Excursions leave Los Anre'es November4th nd 18th; Decern her 2d, If th and 80th, 1818: January ISth; February 8d and lth: March 3d, 17th aud 8ist; April 14th; May 5th and utn, i iss. Forfur-ber particulars, call on or write any oi tbeagenrlei of th Southern Pacific Company in Southern Californ or O.

F. SSlL'liB, Asst Gen. Pass. Agents. P.

No. 282 N. Main st, Los An geles, cal. TVENVER AND RIO GRANDE AND KOr.K 1 loa XOU'H osourniwu will Angeles every Tuesday; tourist sleeping cars elegant equipped tree of charge. Call or addressF.

W. THOMPMON, HON. Spring st FREE EXCURSIONS EAST FOR farther information call on A. PHILLIPS A 44 N. Spring at, Los Ai eles, Cal.

personal "PERSONAL MRS. D. YOLANDE. THE A celebrated palmist, will give an euteria nment at her parlors, 210 S. Spring st next rounds evening at tn'olock.

Sue will be assisted by Prof. Casslgnon, the renowned mesmerist Fun, science, wonder. 18 PERSONAL-S. CONRADI, JEWELER, AT No. 18 8.

Jia fine work done in his line; goods sold at' reasonable rates; also, best pianos market Gab sr. ELECTRIC BATH MRS. C. ANDE It-son, electrician, 817 South Main all kinds ol electrical treatments, baths, massage; both for ladies an4 eentlemen. Omce hours.

8 12, 1 to 8. "PERSONA 135 TO 150 WORDS PER Xmlaate in I months' eonrae of shorthand; aise writing tanght' position, sernrsd. Astbury at. at- cave.l, nssuiaa uaw. PERSON ALI WANT TO KNOW OF I -nw, nn of honor and means who has rheumatism or neura gla and cares to be cured; no humbug.

Address Hox IH, Lone Beach, i al 22 PERSONA I i GILBERT, BON OF MRS. Lnsof New York, leave name and address at 5 Fort St. D. D. McKOO (.

nERSONAL MRS. LENZBERG. BUS! A ness trance and test medium. 11 N. Bunker Hill to 6:30.

-B PERSONAL DENTISTRY THE BEST In all hrallrhes. bv DR. C. H. PARKER, rooms 6 7, 20.14 S.

Si ring st Rstes reasonable 1 ffoc gale. For sale litre Stock. ITIOR SALE OTJ BRED A- White and Brown Leghorn cecaereis; aiao. i xjeauuru UML.oicL., 29), Spring st room 8 pullets. J.E.

HaYS, to 8 a.m. 17 UOR SALE TWO SPAN GOOD CAR- rlage horses, 8 good work horses, and also a few single drivers I.X.L. STABLE, 726 S. Main. For Sale Miscellaneous.

ADDERS LESS THAN COST, J-sfeet extensions, oak rounds (8 eaoh; ster 81 stenlad- dere si; wash benches 76c; reclining ohalrs 82; ie-lvered in Pasadena or Lws Angeles. G. STETSON, station B. Los Angeles: at storehouse Sat urdays New York Boyle Heights. 1-2U EOR SALE-A.

RICE'S. 150 S. SPRING st. bedro meet h'gb panel bedstead, bureau and commo ie. or flu, worth 8-0; antique sets, worth 83 i.

for other furniture as cheap. Get prlo a at Bit ivp, TXR SALE THE MILK FROM SO cows at ranch 1 mile orn city on wecond-st dnmmy line at school house crossing; will contract for 1 year. Address, care box 1270, oily, J. H. ADAMS.

1 OIL WELL RIG FOR SALE. An oil well boring outfit and tools complete for sale cheap. Apply D. HOOKER A Los Angeles. A AT ANTED BUYERS FOR NEW VO- VV cal and Instrumental folios of mnsie at 28c.

Gnltars. violins, strln.a, cheap, at BURNB'S, 831 8 Spring at Bteen's Plan Warereoms. 16 U'OR SALE-AT A GREAT SACR1-AJ flee, the furniture ot one or two rooms com. pleta for housekeeping. Address 75, 'limes ortioe.

17 TX)R SALE-FRUIT AND ORN AM ENID tal trees; nursery corner of Jefferson and Grand city; oBVce, 44 N. Spring at MILTON THOMAS. 1-27 IjIOR SALE THE OWNER HAS FOR A. the luroltnreef a alee 6 room outage, long lease: in Fifth at call alter li cioca. i SALE FURNITURE IN HOUSE A' ifSro ma and hath two mocks from court honse.

Aodrsf 40. Times omce. ia T-IOR SALE IMPORTED BROWN -C Leghorn chicken eggs. 81 per dosen. Address DR GO.

MAhKS.coruer Ho an Chestnut sts. Ka-t los angei.s. I-21 rpHOROUGHBKED FOWLS AND A i es-s ol 16 varieties by A. C. BIWHHAUPT.

on tile st Brooklyn Heilfaia, P.O. box 43, station Circular free. 1-20 TTiUR SALE AT THE TIMES OFFICE. X1 old newspapers at Very low rates, U) large The Kevlvallst Fetnnlne to Repeat Hlmarir. Sam Jones, at bis momenj meeting yes terday, had but a small audience compared me laree numoers wuo navo biiouucu the previous meeting.

He took for his text the first five verses of Revelations. THE EVENING SESSION. The speaker was not at bis best in his evening address, although the attendance was very large. He repeated himself several times, and told some stories tbat he had recited at his previous talks. They consequently fell rather flat, and did not produce the expected laughter.

He took for his text the third chapter of St. John: "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, se that whosoever believed in Him should, have everlasting life." lie said: My voice win not compass more than bow or lo.ouu nearers, Dut this text will encompass a guilty world. God's name and nature is lave, bod is no respector or persons in ms love, ii anything God loves the sinner better than He does the Christian, and I'm a stickin' to my Bible on it for the fact. God is also tbe motherhood oi uoa. or uou is as iuuuu my mother as my father.

I like to rush into the arms of my mother God and get His mother's kiss. If you tell your boy if he's good God will love him and if bad God will hate hini well, that's the way to make an Infidel of the boy. Christ did not reconcile uoa to man, dui man to Uod. JNO, ne aon-t go aruuim ringing a dinner bell over a man's head. Say, old feller, when you hear God's dinner bell you'd better get to the table.

He repeated at this point, word for word, the story about those in bell and heaven having had a chance to change. Love can do everything but save. Only the blood of Jesus Christ can save. The speaker then dwelt at lengtn on a mother's love, repeating again, almost ver batim, similar remarks be bad made but a few moments Deiore. men ne pcaiBeu good wife.

"There ought to be no tampering with the marriage relation. Whom God hath joined, let no man put asunder. But those whom the devil hath joined, let them go to Chicago. It is said this city and State discount Chicago in tampering with the marriage relation. If it's true, God pity you." 1 sse your evening paper auom une ai your legislators bucking the tiger at Sacra mento.

What's your pontics? I'm a Democratic; look at my nose. What's your Eolitics? I'm a jsepuoncau, iuu. at my eart beer. The speaker then commented on tne mo tion made in the City Council the other night to close saloons at midnight and only open them at 5 o'clock. The speaKer men praiseu.

wo uivurco laws of Georgia, and indirectly upheld pro tecting female virtue with powder and buckshot. Drink Is the primary cause or. marital troubles. A man ought to court his wire an nis life. A man ought to ten his wife he loves ber every day.

Even if he has to tell a lie, let him say it anyhow. Tha srmaker then had a talk with "old Joshua," as he called him, and warmed up his Sunday sermon over again: "As for me and my house, wa will serve the Lord," OWEN BROWN. Borne Facta About tbe Hon or tne Great Liberator. 'The following obituary has been fur nished The Times by H. N.

Rust of South Pasadena for the purpose of correcting many false statements which have recently been circulated about the receauy deceased son of tbe celebrated hero ot Harper's Ferry: Owen Brown, son of "John Brown," tne liberator, was born in Hudson, 0 Novem ber 4, 1834, and died at the home of bis sister, Mrs. Ruth Thompson, in Pasadena, January 8, 18b9, aged 64 years. A short time before his death, while in usual health, he left his mountain home, five miles north of Pasadena, to visit his sister, Mrs. Thomp son, in the southern part of the town. Here he contracted a severe cold which terminated bis life in a few days.

His funeral was largely attended at the M. E. Taber nacle in Pasadena. The services were con-ducted by Rev. R.

H. Hartley, assisted by Rev. D. D. Hill, Rev.

E. L. Conger, and Col. Woodford. He was Dunea, at nis owa request, on the top of a mountain spur very near his home far up the mountain side, where, with his brother Jason, he has lived for about two years.

A life so inti mately connected with, the overthrow ox human slavery in tne unuea oiaiestiu- 8erve3 mor9 tnan a passing notice. Owen Brown was born a reformer, or genuine Puritan stock. He early Imbibed a love for Christianity and liberty of a practical kind. He bore the likeness of his father more perfectly than either of his brothers, and in many characteristics was like him. tie possesses a strong constitution, iron nerve, capable of great physical endurance, loving most forgiveness and mercy, and still possessing tnat true courage which from conviction of right knows no In 1835.

with his brothers ho settled in Kansas, near Osawatomie. As a pioneer on tbe plains or ivansas, ne nrss encountered the iron heel of American slavery. He grappled with the monster, and the nrsi blood of that great struggle was shed; not at Sumter, but on the plains of Kansas. He was the last living representative of the 23 men who so severely wounded the monster Slavery at Harpers Kerry; was one or tue five who escaped. His connection with the anti-slavery cause until its overthrow has become a matter 01 nistory.

i.iae uis latuer, he never undertook a service which he did not fully believe merited the blessing of God. Stern and just when occasion demanded, but no man ever saw mankind more tender or forgiving, or happier In time of peace when he was able to add something to the measure of human happiness. An earnest advocate of temperance always, self-sacnhcing, even at great per sonal loss, he louna more nappiuess defending a principle, in helping the pool or rescuing the untortunaie, man iu an earthly gain. Thus his life has been spent in doing good always, reverencing tbe Great Master whom he faithfully served, believing that the golden rule applied to all mankind should be the rule of life. Hardship and exposure naa orogen ois constitution.

He lived with bis brother John, at Put-In-Bay, Lake Erie, until about three years, when he joined his brother Jason, at North Pasadena, in the quiet shadow or tne mountains uo wveu eu wan. His work is finished; he has passed "ovet th river." bevond human strife, where neither praise nor malediction can reach, A (joa wm uuge His servant's ao- good 1 tiens. Pocket Picked. Mrs. Archer had her pocket picked of purse containing wnue auenuing an auction sale on Buena Vista street, yester- riav afternoon.

Detective Russell arrested two men suspected of the crime, but after being questioned Dy tne timet uicy wcio released. Iroquois Installation. The public installation exercises of tht Iroquois Club last night at its rooms, No. 11 North Main street, were well attended. The new officers took their seats, and a vote of thanks was returned to the outgoing of ficials for the satisfactory manner iu which they had performed tholr duties during the past vear.

Stole the Watch. Sam Yun, the Chinaman who stole the watch at the Elite restaurant yesterday afternoon, was arrested last night, and owned up to the theft, The other China-man arrested on suspicion was released, and Yun locked up, charged with Uj larceny. Eveil Babid Anarchists May -r-i vi XiUJUV At. A Notable by Judge Tnley of Chicago. Police Not Allowed to Suppress Meetings of the Reds.

The Court Scores the (ifflcers for Prssimlng to Interfere with th. Coastltatlonal Blgkls of Citizens A Drcialen Ibst Bay Muks Tronb e. By TtUqmph to the vimwi. Chicago, Jan. 15.

By the Associated Press. Judge Tuley of the Circuit Court, in a decision rendered, today, holds that Anarchists and Socialists have not forfeited the constitutional right to assemble peace ably and discuss any question wbich interests them, provided they do net plot to carry out their ideas by the use of force against constituted authority. This decision was the outgrowth of the application made in December last by the Arbeiter Bund for an injunction to restraia the police from interfering with their meetings, the progress of which case has been reported from time to time in these dispatches. Judge 1 uley's decision, which is more than six thousand words in length, begins by reciting the history of the case, stating tnat tne particular meeting wnicn was made a test case was called for the purpose of hearing the report of the Arbeiter Bund Committee on Constitution and Bylaws and of completing its organization tbat the only oDjects oi tne society, Hccoraing to tne allegations of its constitution, were to secure to its members "mutual benefit, social intercourse and political education tbat the police were invited to be present. and did actually, by a show of force, prevent the holding of the proposed meeting.

On behalf of the city authorities this interference is justified on the ground that the name "Arbeiter Bund" is a mere clonk that the real purpose of Its members Is to plot to overthrow the Constitution and laws of the United States and of this State; that, as police officers, it is within their jurisdiction to forbid such meetings, in order to prevent the commis sion of crime. The Uhancei says: find no reason to differ from ti Alaster-in-Chancerv in bis conclusion taat the evi dence adduced fails to show that the pro posed assemblage was for uniawtui pur poses. It was argued that the Constitution shows on its face an unlawful purpose be cause of the condition of membership tbat only persons of reputable character who declare lor tne anoution or ine innuman wane system can become members, ibe solicitor is In error In the supposition that the law upholds or demands any particular system lor tne carrying on oi muusinai en terprises. rne master reports mat mere was no evidence to show the meaning of the declaration that the society favors tbe abolition of the capitalistic system or 'ex ploitation' nor of the purpose to assist in the tight against ine word 'exploitation' is a French word, for which in Knclisu we have no precise equivalent. I understand that the object intended is onnosition to the present system of using capital: tbat it shall be so used that labor will receive a greater snare oi tne combined earnings of labor and cap ital than at present, and tbat cap ital shall not be used so as to oppress the people by combinations and monopolies.

1 may be mistaken in my interpretation, but whatever may be the meaning as the object to be accomplished by enlighten ment and education oi tne masses, nna no law which prohibits the formation of so cieties for such purpose. Members of tbe society may seek to disseminate views or principals wbich, in the opinion of a great majority of our citizens, oppose the public welfare, but they have a right to puolioly meet and discuss them in a quiet and peaceable manner and make converts to their views, if they are able to do so. The Question of the relations of capital and la' 3 bor In its varied phases and many others. like tbe question of the right of exclusive individual ownership oi lana or toe single tax theory, are burning questions of the hour that have come to stay and must be met." Referring to the claim of the authorities tbat the purposes of the society are tbe same as those of Spies et Judge luley says he is of the opinion that tnere is this vital difference: Tbat the Internationals declare for force, or organization for the purpose of rebellion, for "inexorable revo lution" and for "assassination," wnue in the constitution of this society there is nothing to indicate that their objects are to be accomplished by such measures in any contingency. If it appeared that this society was such a one as the Supreme Court describes it to be, it could have no standing in court.

Men cannot appeal to the law for protection in overthrowing the law. The Supreme uourt aenouncea tne principles of and socialism, but it did not decide that either Anarchists or Socialists were criminals. The Court held that Anarchists who commit crime aro criminals, but pronounced no judgment of outlawry against Anarchists as a body. Tnlnv then takes ud the claim on behalf of the police, that they have a right to prevent the meetings, so as to prevent crime, and holds that this power cannot De given such latitude; that if the police may, at their discretion, do what they think will prevent what may in their judgment result in a crime, legislatures, courts ana govern ment officers would oe entirely supernuous. "I am astonished to hnd that at this day.

ra this free country." continues the judge, "it should be urged by ainuavit ana arguments in a court of iustice tbat a court official can forbid a society or a public meeting because nf his belief that this society is a treason able one and its members are about to com mit a treasonable act. it this oe law, then everv political, literary, religious or nthm- sixiletv would bold their con stitutional right of free speech nud neacabla assembly at the mercy nf evm-v nettv policeman. In no other city In the Union, except here in Chicago, have the police officials attempted to prevent the right of free speech or peaceable assembly uron such unwarranted pretenses and as sumptions of power. It is time to call a bait. The right of free speech and peace able assembly is the very lire Diood oi tree- dom.

ou mient as wen expect tne numan bodv to exist after the circulation of the blood had been suspended as to expect the continued existence of liberty when citl- zens are aepnvea oi me rigoi oi ireo bpcwu and nnaceable assembly. Any abuse ef the right of free speech or peaceable assembly must be punished. The police, by arrests without warrants and by such illegal acts as are here complained of, cause more. disorder than they cum, and create more crime than they prevent." In conclusion the Chancellor says that Inasmuch as the city authorities have un dertaken to respect the law as laid down by him in this case, be would not issue tne in junction prayed for, because it was not needed. Secured a Bi Judgment.

New York, Jan. 15. A Supreme Court jury today gave a verdict for $106,000 In favor of Lawver Karff aeainst A. j. uuna of California.

Kuril's claim was that he was to receive 15000 cash and lu.uuu shares of stock for organizing tbe Steuben Gold and Silver Mining Company. Arrested. Onder a Blue Iaw. New Haven (Ct), Jan. 15.

Mrs. J. J. Clark and Mrs. M.

J. Wright, clairvoyants, were arrested today under the old blue law. which provides for the punishment of for TH FOLLOWING ARBS THE LWKHATES charged for advertising in tha Loa Am- sei.kh Turns HMALL CLASSTFIF.T) ADVERTISEMENTS "For Sale," etol, 6 omits per Agate lino for each insertion, or $1 per line per month, payable at the counter. BY THB MONTR. DISPLAYED ADVKHTlfKMKNTS, In pi, ferred or Died positions (fifth or eighth tapes), 8 eenti per Nonpareil line foreaon utertion.

Same taking run of the pam-r (iCBlde), 2M oenti per Nonpareil line for each insertion. HigW raws for shorter period. (Une inoh contains 12 Nonpareil lines; one oolumn. 260 Nonpareil linesj BEADINO NOTICES. In leaded Nonpareil, per line, eaoh Insertion, 16 cents.

Profes-alonal cards, per Avate line, oents for 1 eaoh Insertion. Marriages and deaths, free. Funeral notices, 15 cent per line, lilRROR ADTIERTIBING RATES Trail sieiits. per square (six lines), per week, SI 00. Regulars, per square, per month, $1.60.

Prefessional cards, per line, per nionth, 25 cents. notices, in Nonpareil, each insertion, per line, 15 cents. Address (Telephone No. J9 TIMES-MIHROK COIPUR, Timxs Bpumbino, rT.E. eor.

First and Port Los Angeles. CsJL QRA.N1 kPERA TT OUSE. H. 0. ani Manager ONK WKKK.

Oommenoine January 14th DIRECT FROM EUBOPJI, M. it feh a rm rrrr R8ss AA II KB A A DSSo AAA VV II 3 LLLL KEF A A BSS8 GRAND EUROPEAN NOVEITIEST A vaudeville organization, comprising the Irani gstarpecia artists the principal oontluetal theaters, their lint appeaiance In Los Angela Also, special engagement of the great comedians. McINTYRE AJVB HEATH! The blEheit salaried artists In th profession. Each and every act absolutely a new and positive novelty. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

RAND QPERA JJOUSE. li. 0. Wyatt Lessee and Manager ONE WEEK, C0UMENCINO Monday JnnmrT Slst KNOAOKHBN OVTHB POPtTIiAB ARTISTS, JO EPH R. GR1BMER fc PH (EBE DAVIKS! Supported by their own excellent mpany, wben will be pre nted for tbe firs time bore, Monday and Tuesday evenings.

Jan. 21 and 22. the toman io drama by Clay M. Greene, entitled, FORGIVKNI IORGIVEN1 Wedn.sday, Thursday, Fr day and Saturday logs, ranlt Harvey's maiterpiecet in. powerful melodiama, in six acts, entitled, THE WOHIiD AGAINST HI Each play presented with a great cast, new and appropriate scenery and novel mecnanicai enects.

SRAND SATUBDAT MATIN HB, WW Seats now on sale. JjOS AJSUELES rpHEATER. H. 0, Lessee and Manager ONB It Jan. 13tb BEN AND IDALENE 000 OO TTTT TTTT OO NS 0 '1 (i TO NN 000 OO OO NN m.

Supported hv their own enmnriy rt ladlss and -gemiMoea in the following popuiar comedy dramas: THE OLD HOMKf BLACK DIAMONDS! WILDFL WR81 JESSICAI Bnnday and Monday U.D HOME!" Tuenduy and CK ThnrKilav "Niirht and Haturdav Matlne. FLOWERX!" Friday and Saturday "JE8aICA!" PUK ES. iVKN'INO. 75c. snoand 2So.

MATINKE. only 28 cents and 80 cents. CALIFORNIA. J)IME MM MM MMMM MM no HHSS BKB 8 I BSS EB I UU BSSB XE UU AND THEATERI MM MM MMMM MMMM I THB POPTJtAR FAMILY RESORT. N.

MAIN FAR FIRST, LOS ANGELES, DOYLK A ISAACS, PR0PBIKT0R8. Wenlc Commonolnsr Jan. 12. Beaatlful glass souvenirs given away to ladies and children every Saturday alternoon. MTTSVTTM-Etta Clark, dtnble-lolnted and donble- hrnined criri: Tola's irreat trunk mvitfrv: Miss Grace Zma, the while Moor; Gonsea, tbe transparent phenomenon; Prof Grelner, master glass blower; Punch and Judy, etc, THEATER The flails, BesMe and Clarence, refined society tke'ch artists, a talking ioe; Leon's priorn)lng donkeys: John Welcb, mimic and comlque; Dante Brothers, Are Bands; Dr.

Queen, vivisectionuit; William Mo lain, colored comedian. Door open from 10 am. to 10 p.m. ADMIbS10NTO.M TiN CENTS Reserved Seats luo Extra. RMORY J-JALL.

Thursday EvenlDp; January 17th coo 0 0 000 OO OO NN 5 NN NN NN COO 0 0 000 FEB EE EEB RRR RRR TTTT 1 6IGN0R O. MODINI, Assisted by the fol owing pupils; MIB9E9 GROSSER, SHABP. STEWART, WILLIAMS and MRS. SCHNABEL, Sopranos. MBS.

WENGER and MISS FLEMING, Contraltos. MESSRS. D0ANE and SH A WHAN, Tenors. MESSBS. FOWLER and NILES, Baritones, Tickets can be procured at the ramie stores.

gECOND rpERM 1 SECOND TERMI CCHMBUCTNO AT DANCING Sonih Snrlug Street, For gentlemen and ladles, Thursday evening, Jan-nary 3d; ladies and chl dren. Saturday alternoon, January 5' at 2 o'clock Hall to rent and parties every Friday night. ftlEGE OF pARIS, -PANORAMAI- Maia Street, Between Third and Fourth, Open During Daylight Only. ADWIKPION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS TpsNOTICE TO LADIES MME. SIC- enrol nas removea to ins M.nprmg st where she has) ust opened her eleia 't lialr-dres-Ing, si ami o.ing, bair-cuttlng ai manicure parlors, with a elegant ttock of human bair aud lies artlt'les; sole agei fr the i.iebiated medicated msfk for then, mniexlon.

MMK. SlCt-AKOI. log N. spring st, over City of Paris, 20 Tr-3-C0LUMBU8 LOAN AND BUILD- "-i-" mi Assoc atlon, snares in tne aro na serle. of stock Just one ed by order of the Board of Director Information givn by A.

ILL-HAUTITZ, Secretary, room 13. No. North Main Btre J-10 Trs LEMONY I HAVE THIS DAY. JA in lOtlri SP a UMi'timj aw xrjCrw, I UtJUlfjr, HibIbL, I Anv my only autlior Sf a efntfor (be sftle of Hn nony In Bomlifrii Ctii-iornla. (8itrrd CH H.

WKBB. tol affent for nr3MRS. L. A. SMITH, 283 S.

SPRING IXJiJ 1 1 wnnld call attention to bor larg. stock of embnilderv leriai. nn. lmpord Hug. llsb ere we, Japaae.e gold threads and 1- ngliah slis.

A Une line of Infants' wear. Dedgnlng and stamping work to ord- ron -lio-t noilca. 0s 100 FREE TICKETS GIVEN BY is erman I nipouna u. .1 Wblie- ste-. Wis to the East and return.

Fur particulars apply at room io, over posiofltoe, Loa Ange les, t. al iinoe nours iroro awe y.uu fr- EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY, kSj1 eltire. 16 W. Kerond at: work called lor and uellvared to any part of the city. Telephone avj.

TTTjsRKMOVAL JOHN C. BELL rv-sr tlie so rave rem vl to 1-4 N. JMaii! oeiw. en the First NaUonajaua me jrsrnv ers' and Merchants' Battits. rr-PLAN8 AND SPECIFICATIONS pA I IVOR VIA "LAN 0 FREE, lrW- for for hou L5 tune toilers.

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