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LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD. VOL. lie. MOIN DAY MORNING. JANUARY 28, FIVE CENTS.

ABOUT THE CITY. A Woman's Death from Carbolic Acid. WAITING FOE HER HUSBAND. Sad Pligrht of a Family Lately Arrived from the News. Mrs.

Maria Ford died at her son's residence yesterday afternoon from an overdose of carbolic acid, which an inquest jury decided was taken with intent to commit suicide. She was a woman of 44 years of age and was living with her son, G. J. P. Ford on New Depot street near Pearl.

He is a member of the firm of Brown and Ford, which deals in marble and granite on San Pedro street. Yesterday morning about half past eight Mr. Ford was in the bath-room taking a bath and he heard his mother, who occupied the room next adjoining, breathing with great difficulty. Hastily dressing himself, he went into the room and found Mrs. Ford lying upon a lounge, suffering intensely and almost unconscious.

There was a strong odor of carbolic acid, and in her pocket was found a bottle containing a small quantity oi tbe article. A doctor was sent for, and every effort made to resuscitate the dying woman, she presently became unconscious and remained so to tbe end. She died about 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Ford had been ill for a number of years, and for some time had despaired of ever recovering.

Her suicide was probably the result of her despondent state of feeling. A MISSING HUSBAND. DUtreselnjr Incident nt the Southern Pacific Depot. A rather distressing incident has engaged the attention of the railway men around the Southern Pacific Depot, on San Fernando street, during the past two days. On the overland train which pulled into the city from the Fast on Thursday last, arrived an Englishwoman and her seven children, the eldest being a girl of eighteen and the youngest a toddler of but three years of age.

They looked anxiously around with expectant glances, but their faces drooped, and the railway special officer, who saw that they were strangers, asked what he could do for them. The mother of the children who gave her name as Leach, stated that her husband came to this country about fourteen months ago and obtained employment as traveling agent for Dewey of San Francisco. About seven weeks ago he sent money to his family with instructions for them to come on to Los Angeles, where he would meet them, "but," said the speaker, "we do not know where to look for him or where he is." The officer undertook to find a suitable lodging-house for the little party, but Mrs. Leach declared that she would not leave the depot until her husband arrived. The little party therefore sat around all night and all the next day, but the husband did not put in an appearance, co when nightfall came tbe boys about tbe depot insisted on the strangers accepting accommodations at Mr.

Oilman's on Ann street. All day Saturday they waited at the depot again, and yesterday they once more sat faithfully watching, but in vain. A dispatch sent to Messrs. Dewey was responded to with the information that Leach was in San Diego or San Bernardino, so an effort will be made today to locate him and tell him of the straits his family is in. TAMMANY HALL.

Resolutions Adopted at yesterday's Meeting. Tammany Hall held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the Iroquois club rooms with about seventy-five members in attendance. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: First President, Tom Keefe; Second President, Chas. Berry; Secretary, John D. Schieck: Treasurer, R.

A. Ling; Executive Committee, Thomas McCaffery, David Mattheson, Geo. D. Roberts, Chas. P.

Kearney, John O'Hanlon, C. E. Roberts. The following resolutions were adopted: "The Tammany Hall of Los Angeles city congratulate the citizens of Log Angeles, irrespective of party, upon the successful passage of the Charter. We must emphatically pronounce ourselves to support such candidates for the office of Councilmen as will pledge themselves to secure the passage of an ordinance giving the city an outfall sewer to the sea.

We hereby request the Park Committee of the City Council to push the work of the public parks to completion at tho earliest possible day, thus giving work to many deserving laborers now idle in this city. We request the proper city officials to continue the work of improvement on the streets. The club will meet next Sunday afternoon to consider the question, of candidates for tbe next municipal election. The ''Tribune" Trouble. There were rumors in the streets yesterday to the effect that the Sheriff today would be instructed to lock the doors of the Tribune office if a settlement of the indebtedness is not made.

One of the stockholders of the paper, however, when spoken to on the subject, said that he had heard of the rumor, and that there was a possibility that such an order might be likely to be given. He was of the opinion, however, that the indebtedness would be cleared off, and there would be no occasion for the Sheriff to take action in the matter. Fell From the Trestle. Edward Kemp was brought to the Police Station last eveningsuffering from several severe bruises. He said he wa walking on tbe Santa Fe trestle work in East Los Angeles and was knocked off an engine.

It was the general opinion, however, tbat he simply fell from the trestle and received the injuries. Undelivered Telegrams. The following are the telegrams remaining at the Western Union telegraph office. No. 0 Court street, January 27th: E.

H. Mozart, Ed. McKenna, J. P. i lander.

OPERA HOUSE. H. O. Wyatt, Lessee mil Manager. ONE WEEK-MONDAY, JANUARY 28th.

Wednesday and Saturday Matinees. IJIHE KIBAIFT'I Famous Spoctacular Drama, The BLACK Presented on ascaleof magnificence surpassing all former productions. 2 GRAND BALLETS 2 Tho World's Greatest Aerial Artists GRIND AMAZON SISTERS ONGAR. MARCH 1 Eccentric DARE BROS. SUPERB SCENERY! Musical GREAT CAST I 8188 AND 8088.

The Greatest Grotesque SPLENDID COSTUMES! MONB. ARNOLD. three rows Dress Cirole, balance Dress Circle and Orchestra, Balcony, Reserved, 75c; Baloony, Admission, Gallery, 25c. THEATER. Ansplees Young Men's christian Association.

TWO tOSCEHTS, MONDAY, JAN. 28th, TUESDAY, JAN. 29th, TUBBOSTON CWB, Composed of the following Celebrated Artists: JOHN F. RHODES, Solo Violin; HERR PAUL MENUE. Vi-lin; HERR OSCAR HENTSCHEL, 0010 Fluto and KB.

PAUL STOEVING, 8-do Viola and Violin; MR. LOUIS BLUMENBEKG, V.oloucello Virtuoso; and IfIISS ANNK CABPENTEB, Prima Donne Soprano. Programmes and at mnslc stores. Box office open Thursday, January 24tli. Reserved se.ts, $1 50 aud lial.

uny, 50c. jn24td FREE ENTEETAiNMENT AND CONCERT. VIENNA Cor. main and Requena streets. Every Evening and Sunday Aftkenoon.

FAMILY RESORT. Entrance on Requena street. By a Quartette of CELEBRATED HUNGARIAN SOLOISTS. Fine Hungarian Kitchen in connection. ja2tf 1 MUSEUM TUKATEK North Main street, near First.

Doyle A Isaacs Proprietors. THE PUPiJIAB FAHILV BESDIti! "Laughter and Song are the Heart's River of Hope Week Commencing Satueday, January 26. Daisy Brooks, Charming Vocalist: Tommy Adams, Eccentric Charactei Artists; Clifl'nrd and Hickoy, the Premier Grotesques; Dr Queen's Bt.rtiing Vivisection; Girard Ltons, LsughaDle Donkeys, etc. s. Battlse, the Human Sledge- Hammer; Capt.

Jess.up's Trained Etta Clark, Mervel.ius Doublc-Joinred Girl; Rhoda, the Herodian Mystery; lola. a TypiCA' i Circassian; Prof. Gonzales, Magician; Madam Newsreolie, Egyptian Sorceress, etc. Doors open from 10 a. m.

to 10 v. Admission, 10c Reserved seats 10c. extra. GARDhNo. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

OPEN EVERY DAY. SACRED CONCERT every Sunday nftcrnoon from 2 to 5, by the celenrated Hungarian Or ehestra. After Concert, a SOCIAL DANCE will be given. Come and see tho Ostriches, and at the same time hear some soul-stirring music. 15 cents; Children, accompanied by parents.

10 cents. Good order maintained. lalltf JUFTH ANNUAL FLOWER FESTIVAL. Tho Managers of the Flower Festival Society in preparing for their Festival ol next April offer premiums as follows: 100 for the best display of Tropical Plants SIOO for the best original derign not here- tofore exhibited at any Festival in this city aud S5O fur the second best design. Cper.

to all competitors. SIOO for the best kept booth aid S5O for the second beet. Open to outside tonus only. They also offar SIOO for the best plan for decorating the Festival Hall, inclnding the arrangement of booths: reserving the right to reject any or all plans. All applications for floor space and intentions to compete for premiums must be made known to the committee before February 1.

All competing plana must be entered by February 15. Inquiry for particulars can be made by letter to the committee, addressed to the Woman's Home, 25 East Fourth street, Los Angeles. B. P. Johnson, Mrs.

C. W. Blaisdell, Mrs. Melville Dozier. By order of the Committee.

d2O flO M. M. FKTTK. Ron. Sen.

ANTS. PERSONALS, AND OTHER ADvertisements under the following heads Inserted at the rate of 5 cents per line for each Insertion. WAN i est place at BURNS'. 231 8. Springst BUY tMfLETE SET OF office furniture, In whole or in pieces Address "J.H.

this office TilOR BALE-BUTCHER SHOP; BUILDING can be used for other business. Apply cor. First and Alameda. lm a few goodlaborers, teamsters and rookmen, at reason Spring st room 9. VVIBH A FEW MEN TO gnodsby sample to the wholesale frida LaiKO-t manuf'rs in onr line, and reta 1 if 3 per day Per- TETOL Ohio Japanese office.

FOR RENT- -ROOItIS. AND Temple St. AND UNFUR- rooms. 8. Main bet Ninth and Tenth.

i NBAS in at No 417 Wall st. near Fourth: board ifrle.lred; frm. reasonable TT dneed rstas. A Rental Agency. 1 JC I OURQY.

Secretary. j27-lm ON MAIN, SPRING. OB ri Tther stiee's; hotels, apartments, cort and other sua 'second aud houses etc. A. l.

Fort sts. -rjOR RENT- Btore, new Po-toffice 2 stores, st 2 stores, and Eighth sts. Seventh 80x aW to 326 8 Mal ft FOR GOOD 522 Sixth st 1a26 OR RENT OR ALE-FURNLSHEIiHuUSE; 10 rooms. 210 8. Ollvo street.

Call at. Figuoroa and Dana s'ree s. TOOR HOUSEi "OF 6 ROOMS, LAWN, JO stable: 424 Souih Pearl, near Bellevm- Terrace Close in, WHY PAY HIGH RENT WHEN iou cau get a fine 20- oom house, with every modern convenience, and close In, for $50 per month? tee this 100 3, No. 7N. Main st.

ja 20-tf OR REN USES IN ALL PAKTS OF the city; a long list you can examine free. L. A. Rent.nl Agenoy, 1 N. Fort st.

J. C. FLOURNOY, Secretary. J27-lm or residence, nine ro. mi, bath, hot and cold water, fire-places, closets, etc, one Mock of street cars.

Kent, $25 per month Cheapest in the city, at No. 7 N. Bprlng room 3 Ja2o-tf FOR RENT A DESIRABLE COUNTRY home in West Glenda'e. adjoining Glassell's Winery, about 6 miles from this city; 7 of the 10 acres in thrifty, bearing fruit trees, berries and table grape vines; terms easy lor an industrious, working fami for 1 to 5 years Bee HUGH GLAB-ELL, at tho Winery, or S. WATER 3, st 117 High St.

ja24 7t "ITur hoi k. Fort and other streets; hotels, apartments, etc. A. L. TEELE, coiner Second and Fort sts.

jn2tf IHEETI NSJ IVOTICKS. THE OFFICERS of Los Angles Lodge, No 42, F. and A ere paitlenlarly requested to be In their lodge room to (Mon- day) for the purpose of atte' ding tho funeral of our late brother, Knlishnr Sister lodses and all visiting brethren are invited to attend. By order of the W. M.

ja2B-lt D. J. CARR, Secretary. THE ANNUAL MRU ING OF THE BToCKholders of the Los Angeles Refriuerattng Company will bo hel i at tho ofllce of the company, near cor Macy st. and covered biidge, in Los Angeles, Cal on Thursday, January 31, 1889, at 10 o'clock a.m..

(or the purpose of electing a Board of Directors 10 servodurlDg tbe ensuing year, and the transnctlon of snch other business as maycomn htfore the meeting. 7t JACOB A RUCH, Secretary. ituVElilAE NO ritltttb Hill aye. 9a.m. to 6:30 r.

v. mo FINE 16,000 JL acres; will watered $1,200 per anunm R. W. POINDKXTEIt. 19 W.

First st J2O-lm LANB ANi ECIFICAtTONS FOR for 8-room houses, $15. FRIED I.ANBER, Architect, a 8 Springst 524 12m HK AS VesSMEN rS FOR SOUTH Workma.i st. between Downey aye. aud Warner am now dne and payable at the office of T. F.

JOYCE, 19 W. Firs. St. Ja3-lm IIRB. SEAL CUltTfs ALL CHRONIC HIB-vuY ea-ea: cures use of tobacco in any form, liquororopiuin; euro of tobsoco guaranteed or no pay; sittings dally.

No 306 S. Mainst. d2B THE MEMBERS OF Penevo ent Society aro aied to attend th" funsr il of Wolf Kalisher, Monday the 28tb, at 2 r. from his resld-nee. 8.

LAZaRI, President. OLUMBIA LOAN uND BUI. DING ABSO cli-tiou of the second s. ries, which have just, been opened, are now for snlo. Apply for information A WILLHARTITZ secre tary, room 12, Lichtenberger block, No.

N. Main st. jail lm BPU.CIAL OF ILL health, I want to get out doors, and will my lunch and canly business at a sacrifice for cab, or would sell for part cash and balaree iv good acre property near the city, or would take an active partner, provided be is capabl" of running tne business and can furnish satisfac orv reference. J. SPENCE.

4H S. Spring st. j2'-3f PbKNUAAL. clairvoyant. 28 S.

room 15. d29-tf ifIL'IEREYNOLDS WILL BEANCE tbis Monday evening at 644 S. Spring st. ja2B-lt IVORCE AND clillSdlNAL LAW A BPECIalty. Advice free.

W. W. HOLCOMB, AN 11 Temnlo a'reet RoorolO-12 d2O-tf MIST UFlilT of Jefferson and Santa Fe Sunday, January 20th, two mules, one grey, one sorrel. Owner can have same proving property and paving expenses. MODOY MONTIJO j27-3i OST-ON SUNDAY MORNING.

JANUARY 27,1889, a gold bracelet with combination luck Finder will be suitably rowarded by leaving itar. room 94, Bryson-Bonebrake building, Second and Spring sts. ja2B CLEAR BAY HORSE ABOUT hands high and small brand on left hip When last seen he carried part of a double haines.s. Anyrerson giving infoimation which will lead to the recovery of tbe same will be liberally rewarded by VAIL, BHOLDERERA OORM EY. 610 SUSpring St.

j27-tf TO EXCHAMUE. ranch or Eastern property. J. E. HOW.

9 N. Main. PROPERTY FOR merchandise. J. C.

WILLMON, 128U W. First st. ja26 TO 30 ROOM HOUSE and corner lot, close in, for acreage. Room 3, No. 7 N.

Spring st. jastf ALIFORNIA AND EABTEEN PROPERTY for exchange. MCDONALD, room 8 Wllsou Block, corner of Spring and First sts. j-22tf ITIOR EQUITY IN VERY choice fruit land for oity property. JULIUS LYONS, room 7.

Allen block, cor. of Spring and Temple. mO PIECES OF PKOPJL erty. Houses, lots, business property, rancbes, Eastern property, Call for anything yon want. C.

WILLMON. 128H jl-311 FOR BALK BUSINESS CHANCE. INquire at Novel restaurant, 137 8. st. clear profits $100 a BUSINESS; CASH required $1000 to $2000.

Address "Crosby," box 3156. city. SALE, A WELL established aud good paving paper and notion house. Call on BURCH BOaL, 3 8. Fort.

jl-tf ATTENTION, SPECULATORS! CHOICE business property at a sacrifice: for the next 10 days, 3 fine business lots on San Pedro cor. E. Second, at $118 per front foot; also 3 choice residence lots on Oak and Map'e near Washington, at low prices. For particulars call at 209 East Filth st. J.

W. Wf SON, 5 lm It'on Property. MiOUo Tenth and Pearl. HOW'S, 9 N. OR SALE, LOTS, blook 9, lots 25 and 26, in Howes' traot.

SIG WOLFF, 210 N. Main St. Jas lm OH BPRING-BT. PROPerty; corner lot, fronting 100 feet on Spring st. and 165 feet on Eighth northwest corner.

Apply to E. M. ROSS, over Farmors" and Mercbants' Bank. ja22 I7IOR SALE AND LOT ON FIRST street, between Grand and Bunker Hill avenues. Elegant site 37x120 feet; 4 rooms, kitchen and bath room.

Apply to A. O. HOLMES, room 37, Temple blook. ja3 tf OR CABH AND $10 PER MONTH buys a lot on horse car line; 30 minutes from center of oity; prices $290 to $500; pure water free; cheaper than rent A. L.

TEELE, agent, Second and Fort sts. ja 2tt OR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST CONVENIent 8-room houses you ever saw; the rooms are all large; 4 grates In tho house; plenty of closets; good bath-room; good story-and-a-balf barn, and all new; you will say it is well worth tho money we ask, if you see It MILLER HERRIOTT, 34 N. Spring St. )5 tf FOR SALE WHAT DO YOU think of this? 2 nice houses and lot bet. Second-st.

and Temple-st cable lines; 1 block off Belmont have been renting at $40 per month, now rented at $23 per month; price $1050; $750 cash, balance on time; cheapest price of property in the city to-day. For short time only Tat room 3, No. 7N. Spring St. J2stf FOR SALE.

FOR Surrey at 522 W. Sixth st. Ja26 FOR THOROUGHBRED FOWLS and eggs of 15 varieties by A. C. RUSCHHAUPT, on State Brooklyn Heights.

P. O. box 43. Station Circular free. d3O FOR RESIDENCE COBnerin Los Angeles, 165x190 to 20 foot alley, cornet- Ffguetoa and Adams sts.

Offered during next few days at a reduced price by ownor, 55 N. Spring st. jalOeod FOR FINE PAIS. MATCH BAY horses, 16 to hands high; single or aouble drivers, and speedy. Inquire of WM BOSBYBHELL, cor.

Magnolia ana Highland, Sherman tract. ja27 FOR OF CARLETON'B Restaurant, separately or as an entirety. Large Van Range aud Van Broiler, steam tables complete, steam boiler, coffee urns, large refrigerators, and everything pertaining to a firstclass kitchen and restaurant. Mnst be sold by Thursday next. Apply Room 2, Los Angeles Theater.

ja27 3t 'btock, holbert, sitmson Co. will receive their first importation of coach and draught full blood stallions in Los Angeles about February 10,1889. These horses wero selected last autumn in England by our Mr. Holbert and were the best of their kind. Call or write to Room 6, new Wilson block, Los Angeles, for further information.

HOLBERT, BTIMSQN CO. ja27 lOM Property. 3 miles south of Cucamonga at your owu price, SIG. WOLFF, 210 N. Mainst.

J26tf FOR ALFALFA land on Washington s.t., four miles west of city limits: pays $200 per month as horse pasture; good improvements. Owner compelled to sacrifice for good reasons. Will sell for $90 nor aero, half cash. After February 10th this land will be withdrawn fr. msale.

BYRAM POINDEXTER, 19 W. First st. JalO-lm THE JURUPA LAND AND WATER COMpany offers a six thousand aore tract; will ee.lfu forty acres lots; situated three miles not thwest from Rowell Hotel, Riverside with good water right of one miner's inch of water to every and one half acres of land, for the extremely low pri'e ot one hundred and twenty-live dollars ($125) per acre. One-quarter down and balance to suit buyers' convenience. The laud is level and in a beautiful sheltered valley, and is tbo best orange land in Southern California.

Commis'-ion paid to ttgenta. Addre-s CRAWFORD. 18 Court Los Angeles; CUNNINGHAM Snn Bernaidino; or A. R. MESERVE.

North Pomona. d3O-3m "LOR OF THE BEST-PAYING 50-acre vineysrds in Southern California, situated oily 2 miles west of tbo city limits ou Washington st full tearing. The following statement is offered in evidi-nco of this fatt: i "Having made an offer to Mrs. E. Dcs to, to purchase the product of her vineyard at the Cienesa Ranch for the ensuing yenr at the rate of $15 per ton, the be defrayed by i myself, I wish to cenify that I wes tempted to I make this offer for the reasou that her grapes, i notwithstanding the fjet tbat they are of the 1 Mission variety, produce a wine superior, for I thotns'e, to any of the Zinfandel vines made in Sontiiern California." Signed, SECONDO GTJASTO.

The abovi- property is for sale as a whole or In subdivisions of 1 to 5 acres, on easy terms by BYRAM POINDEXTER, 19 W. First stree'. J2O MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMd OVKR $1,000. ROBERT ARDIE.BI and 83 Temple Block. MONEY TJ LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT.

F. C. ANDERSON, 28 N. Bpring. Ja2tf Money to MOHTIMER HARRIS, attorneys-at-law.

78 Temple block. J22tf ON FIRST-CLAKBMORT- gages. Apply to JOHN MILNER. room 9, Baker block. ja3 lm C'KnIWIAA TO LOAN J.

VIELE, room 1, New Wilson Building, First and Spring. Jal3tf ittixTi riTVVfo LOAN on fTrst-class i mortgages, 10 per cent. net. BYRAM POINDEXTER. 19 W.

First st. la23tf 08 ANGELES REAL ESTATE AND FINAN-1J ci it Agency. 1 N. For loans money et low rates in round sums. J.

0. FLOUKNOY, Secretary. J27.1m iz McUREERY, ROOM 10, OVER l.os Angeles National Bank. Losn (50 to $50,000. Short term loans a specialty.

Buy notes, mortgages and contracts. j2otf LOAN $35,000, ON property rth $88,000: no commission. Inquire FRANK CAPITAIN. room 50 and 54, Phillips' block, Spring and Franklin sts. Ja2s TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON Iwl improved property at current rates; large sums at very low rates.

POMEROY GATES, 16 Court St. jalStf ONEY TO RENT, JOIN THE 1 Home Building Association Build your- i self a borne and pay for it on tho installment plan. For information apply to M. C. WESTBROOK, Secretary, room 87, Phillips block, Springst.

jalo 6m (Iffr AAA TO $50,000 IN ROUND SUMS, on central, improved business property at 10 per cent, net, and smaller sums ou short time on good collateral at reasonable rates. L. A. REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENCY, NW. cor.

First and Fort sts. J. C. FLOURNOY, Sec. Ja26 It A AAA TO IMPROVED Usv'UvF city and ranch property, at room 6, New Wilson block, cor.

of Spring and First st, office of the "Security Loan and Trust Company of Southern H. M. Conger, President; E. F. Spence (President First National Bank), Trustee; M.

W. Stimson (late of Boston, Manager. Ja2s 7t EDUCATIONAL. Angeles Theatre bAilding, room 10, Spring st, bet. Second and Third.

ja2o it SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING. AND TELE graphy taught day and evening by competent instructors. LONGLEY WAGNER, 24 W. First st. j7tf THE PURE CASTII by PROF.

CARLOS BRANSBY, a native Spaniard. Call at 347 8. HIU near Fifth. IGHT ANGELES BUSINESS CoUetre and English Training School. 38, 40 and 42 8.

Main st, near Second. D. B. WILLIAMS. Prln.

ST. MATTHEW'S HALL. 3AN MATEO, CAL. A Church School for boys, under military discipline; twenty third year; prepares for colli ge or for business. Send for catalogue.

REV. ALFRED LEE BREWER, M. Principal. jalOtf lOS ANGELES BUSINaSS COLLEGE AND English Training School, 38, 40 and 42 S. Mainst, near Experienced teachers; complete courses of study.

Day and evenin? sessions. D. B. WILLIAMS, Prln. d3ot LOS ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF Music, No.

406 8. Main st. Complete course either in music, art, language or elocution. MRS. EMILY J.

VALENTINE, President. SIG. A. FARINI'S MUSICAL STUDIO, No. 151 8.

Hill st. Pupils prepared for the operatic and concert stage; also oratorio. Class lessons of three and fonr at leasonable rates. Reception hours, 2 to 3 p. M.

daily. d2l tf BOARDING IT and Day School for Gills, at Glendale. Accommodates 100 pupils. Full corps of teachers. For circulars apply at school, or city office, 75 North Spring street.

REV. TIIoS. W. HASKINS, Acting Rector. J27-tf OODBURY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING INSTITUTE, 159 South Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cal SESSIONS DAY AND EVENING.

For particulars, call at office or address. s2O-ly F. C. WOODBURY. Principal.

PATENTS. HAZARD TOWNSEND (H. T. HAZARD and James R. Townsend), solicitors of patents and attorneys in patent cases; patents secured in all countries; copyrights, trade marks and labels.

Room 9, Downey block, Los Angeles, CaL jalOtf specialists. nose and throat diseases a clalty; 23 years' experience. SantatXeMM Ana, CaL nl7 ATTORNEYS. (J V. LANDT, or-at-Law.

Office, over Los Angeles Na, tional Bank, cor. First and Spring sts. jalltf ALLEN ie MILLER. OFFICEs72(TaND 27, Bryson-Bouebrake Block, northwest corner Second and Spring streets. jalOtf WE LLS, GUTHRIE ii LEE (G.

WILEY Wells, F. B. Guthrie. Bradner W. Lee).

Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law, rooms 11 to 18. Baker block, Lob Angeles. Cal. ja6-tf H.K. 8.

O'NELVENY. W. F. HENNING. OMELVENY A HENNING, ATIORNEYS-AT- Law, rooms 7 and 8, University Bank building, New High st, Los Angeles.

Ja9tf WALTER 6 Spring and Temple sts Jal4tf AB. HOTCHKTssT i and 9, Safe Deposit building, cor. New High and Temple sts. jl7tf CHASE EXAMINERS OF Titles and Abstractors, Room 36 and 36, Phillips' block. No.

1. jo-tf REED HEATHYoFFICE, 29, Brjson-Bonebrske block. All business will receive careful and prompt attention. Divorce obtained without unnecessary publicity; collections made; probate business sollc Jalltf REOUEAR PHYSICIANS. DR.

I'OAPS, DISEASES OF WOMEN AND children. 28 S. Spring. Telephone 907. DR.

DAIUJNG OCULIST AND AURIST Office 25 North Main St Offlee Hours, 9A. m. to 4 p.m. EA. deTi HIB sanT tarium, Pearl, south of Temple.

Telephone 891 jl-tf KANNON, If ters' Hospital; Main rooms 1, 2 and 3. ja27 tf CE. CLAcius, M. OFFICErNcT. 75 Spring st, rooms 33 and 34.

Hours from 11 a. m. to 2p. m. and sexual diseases aud chronic diseases in general.

Ja24tf DR. W. W. MURPHY, OCULIST AND AUR- Ist, 107 8 Hol'enbeck block, Los Angeles. Office hours, 9a.

m. to 12 m. and 2to P. M. Ja24tf MRS.

DR. J. M. SMITH (FORMERLY MRS. C.

E. BOURCEY) Infirmary and Lying-in Hospital, 145 Bellsvue aye. Ladles cared for during confinement Midwifery a specialty. J2B-6m DR. WEST HUGHES, FORMER RESIDENT Surgeon to tbe New York Hospital.

Surfery (including genito-uriuary diseases) and iseascs of the nose, throat and chest. 75 N. Springst. Hours, 9to 12. 2to 5.

Ja24tf DR. L. PRACticlng physician; late of New York; twenty years private an 1 hcspltal experience. Office, 23 South Spring street, room 12; residence, Emerson House, 415 South ive street: telephone (office) 1019. Specialty: Diseases of children.

j27-tf HILTON WILLIAMS, M. M. P. 8. 0.

Special atteution given to all head.throat and chest dlsehses, including the eye, ear and heart. Compound oxygen, nitrous oxide and the Inhalation used in cases of lung disease. Office Holleubeck Block, corner Second aud Spring Los Angeles Cal. jal I DENTISTS. Bt, McDonald block.

Jl5-tf DR. W. H. MA3BER HAS REOPSNED HIS dental office In rooms 1 and 2, California i Hank building, cor. and Fort sts.

d3O-tf THE BEST DENTAL WORK done iv all branches at reasot able rates by 1 DR. C. H. PARKER, rooms 0 and 7, 8. Spring st.

lm DENTAL INSTITUTE, COR. STRING AND Temple streets. Set teeth, gold filling, amalgam filling, 50c; extracting, 25c. A regular graduate In constant at tendance. DR.

L. W. WELLS, DENTIST, 23 8. SPRING st Filling teeth painless and gold work a specialty. Teeth extracted, with liquid gas, only safe and reliable anesthetic in for the painless extraction of teeth.

ADAMS DENTISTS, 23 8. SPRING (V street. Rooms 4 and 5, Gold fillings from $2 up. Amalgam and silver fillings, $1. Painless extraction of teeth by vitalized air or nitrons oxide gas, $1.

Teeth extracted withont gas or air, 50 cents. Best sets of teeth from $6 to $10. By our new method of making teeth, a misfit is Impossible. All work guaranteed. We make a specialty of extracting teeth without pain.

Office Honrs from BA. to sp. M. Sundays from 10 a. M.

to 12 m. Night calls answered office S-tf EXCURSIONS. Vj monthly. Through sleeping cars to Kansas City and Chicago. FREE sleeping accommoda- i tious going East For lowest rates, apply to WARNER 34 N.

Spring Los An- I geles. i DENVER AND RIO GRANDE AND ROCK Island route excursions will leave Los Angeles every Tuesday. Tourist sleeping cars elegantly equipped, free of charge. Call or addres, F. W.

THOMPSON, 110 N. Spring St. Ja 3-tl FREE CARS TO Chicago. Only one change to Boston. Conductors and porters accompany all parties.

Leave Los Angeles January 10th and 24th, February 7th and 21st, March 7th and 21st A. PHILLIPS A 44 N. Spring it, Los Cal. 27-tf WALTERS' SELECT EXCURSIONS TO ALL points East Through cars to Chicago, elegautly and completely equipped, free of charge. Our next parties leave Loa Angeles January 29th, February 12th snd 26th.

For tickets, berths, and further information, call on or address L. M. WALTERS, 19 N. Spring st, or 51 N. Spring Los Angeles.

ja2s SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY-THROUGH excursions to New York, Boston and Philadelphia. Elegant new tourist carl with ladies' dressing room and lavatory: stoves with improved heaters for making tea and coffee; complete equipment of cushions, uniformed colored porters; S. P. party conductors go through to New Orleans, thence to Boston and Philadelphia. Bnt ou- change of cars (in Union Depot) at New Orleans.

The Sunset and Queen and Crescent Route through tbe rich and historic South, Meridian, Bir mlngham, Chattanooga, Cincinnati, etc. Quick time, direct connections. Excursions leave Los Angeles December and 30th January 13t February 3d aud 17th; March 3d, 17th and 31st: April 14th; May sth and 19th, 1889. For further particulars call on or any of the agencies of the SOUTHERN I PACIFC COMPANY in Southern or C. F.

SMURR, Assistant General Passenger Agent southern Pacific Company, No. 202 N. Main Los Angeles, Cal. 5m HOMEOPATH ISTN. EA.

CLARKE, M. OFFICE AND REBI. deuce, 24 8. Spring st Hours Ito 4 P. v.

Telephone 353. DRB. BEACH BOYNTON. OFFICE, 37 N. Spring Los Angeles, Cal.

Office hours, 8 to 12 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. M. Dr. Boynton's residence, 735 Olive Bt. jjftgtf ISAAC FELLOWS, M.

ATHIST Office to 12 A. 2to 5 p. 2 and 5 Odd Fellows' Building, Los Angeles, Cal. Residence 408 South Main street j9-U. SB.

SALISBURY, M. HOMOSPATHIBT. Office, rooms 11 and 12. Bryson block, cor. First and Spring sts.

Residence, 538 S. Pearl st Office hours. 11 a. m. to 3p.

m. Telephone Office 597: residence 577. ja24tf ARCHIIECIB. 38 8. SPRING 12tf CHAS.

W. DAVIS, ARCHITECT. ROOMS 3 and 4, Downey blook, Los Angeles. j22tf F. COBTERIBAN, ARCHITECT, BOOMS 21.

22.23 8, Bprlng it. Los Angeles. BLACKMAN WILSON, Architects, 11 West First street, Jas lm Los Angeles, Cal. GEO. W.

COOKE Paper Dealers and Bookbinders, 109 North Eos Ansrolest LCS ANGELES, fAL. SOCIETT IffEETINOS. WE LL'OME Meets Tuesday evenings at room 45, California Bank Building. OC. GUARDIAN COUNCIL, NO.

Regular meeting first and third Fridays, at Pythian Castle, 24 3. Spring tt JOHN B. FINCH LODGE, I. O. G.

Tuesday evenings in Campbell's Hail, East Los Angeles. 10. G. MERRILL LODGE, NO. 299 Meets every Saturday evening at Pythian Castle.

NoJ24 8. Spring st, just below First. EAST LOS ANGELES LODGE. NO. 230, A.

O. U. every Wednosdav evening in Campbell's Hall, Truman stand Downey East Los Angeles. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, COBUB DE LION Commandery, No. 9, K.

T. nolds its ctated conclaves in ths asylum in Masonic Hall sor. of Spring and First, on the third Thursday of each -v. SAMPSON LODGE, NO. 148, K.

OF Meets every Monday night at Castle Hall. No. 510 Downey East Los Angeles. HaU over East Side Bank. LOS ANGELES LEGION, NO.

6, SELECT Knights. A. O. U. every Monday evening in Campbell's Hall, cor.

Downey aye. and Truman st, East Los Angeles. SIGNET CHAPTER, NO. 57, B. A.

Btatedly on the first Tuesday of each month, at 7:15 p. at Masonic Hall, cor. of Spring I and First sts. AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR SAFETY i Council, No. second and fourth Thursday evenings of each month at ihcir Hall, 1 17 vim st, bet Main and Spring.

FRATERNITY LODGE, NO 79, K. OF I Meets on second and fourth Wednesday I evenings in each month at Pythian Castle, 24 S. Spring st 129, K. OF IT Meets on Monday evening, in Pythian Cas- tie, No. 24 8 st.

1 fIELCICH WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS, NO. 1 IT first and third Friday of each month, at 2 p. in Campbell's Hall, East Los Angeles. 1- oa UNION, I No. tho first Sunday in each I month at the G.

A. R. Hall, Main st OLIVE LODGE, N0 26, K. OF every Thursrlay evening in Pythian Castle, 24 8. Sprinir, just below First 6t IIIAKT 325, I.

oT 0. li Meets every Tuesday evening In Odd Pel- 1 lows' Hall, 510 Bank building, Downer East Los Angeles. 08 ANGELES LODGE 7 OF meetings are held every Wed- nesday evening at 17 W. First St. GOODWILL 629, AMERICAN Legion of Honor-Meets on second and fourth Fridays of each month at their hall, 17 W.

First st no. 106, g. first and Third Fridays of each month in Campbell's Hull, East Los Angeles. ORANGE BRANCH COMMANDERY, NO I 306, U. O.

G. every Friday even- ing in New Odd Fellows' Hull, Hayden block, East Los Angeles. bs Angeles "counioilTno. and Select Masters. F.

and A its stated assemblies on the fonrth Monday of each rao jtli, at 7:30 p. at. Masonic Hall, Spring 1 st, bet. First and Second Tri-c6l6r lodge, no. 96, kTof I Meets on Tuesday evenings in Pythian Cas tie, 24 8.

Spring st i A. LOGAN POStTgT aTr MEETS every Monday evening in G. A. R. Hall, Mc- i'onnld b'or-k.

on Mainst 1 Al.l.tfl'Al IIISI S. STT'wTREiESETEtEAILra 7N. Sr. Tplenbrm" i AUCTION Grand Auction Sale OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, BEESON RHOADES 1 On Tuesday, January 20th, AT RESIDENCE, NO. 141 SOUTH FORT Near corner of Third, All tbe Furniture and Household of laid 1 18-room house, consirting of 15 fine bedroom sets, fie upholstered goods, elegant carpets.

2 folding beds, chiffoniers, easy chairs, rugs, fine mantelpieces. 1 upright piano, and, in fact, everything in said house irom cel'ar to garret, Including range, dishes, bedclothes, silverware, etc. Bale commences at 1C A. M. sharp.

Ladies especially invited. Sale positive and without reserve. BEN O. BBOiDES, 1 ja26 4t Auctioneer. General Auction BEESON AUCTION, Storage 2st Commission.

Peremptory Sales ot New and Second-Hand Furniture WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23, and SATURDAY, JAN. 26, I At 10 A. and 2 p.m. Liberal cash advances made on consignments.

Outside sales mado on application. BEN O. RHOADES, Auctioneer. jaStf H. H.

MATLOCK SON. i Auction, Storage Commission House, No. 13 NORTH MAIN STREET (near Firit). OF Furniture of a 20-Room Lodging-House, Consisting of handsome Bedroom Bets of different kinds. Parlor Sets, Dlningroom, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets, about everything wanted for housekeeping; also one Piano.

Must and will be sold without reserve to the highest bidder, At 10 A. M. and at 2 p. h. SATURDAY, January 26 th.

B. B. MATLOCK, Auctioneer. Regular Salesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. J6-3m EDWIN A.

RICE 00., AUCTIONEERS. Great Closing Out Auction Sale All the first-class furnlturo in the store 150 8. si pring st, ou Monday, Tuesd-v and Wednes day, January 28th, 29th aud 30 at 10 o'clock a. M. Everything must be Bold.

There are fine parlor suit in plush. 1 here ar heaper suits There is chamber furniture in walnut, oak, ash and There is almost everything pertaining to housekeeping. Come one, come a'l. Yon cm wiger there no humbug about this sale as the store must be vacated by the Ist. EDWIN A.

BICE, Auctioneer..