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6 War Department Signal Service, U. S. Army. Division of Telegrams and Reports for th. benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.

Report ol observations takeu at Eos Augelea April IMO: Maximum Thermometer. OT 0. Minimum Thermometer, fd 0. Weather Indications. Bah PaA It CISCO, April ft r.

cations lor the succeeding thirty-two hours for California are as IoUowk: Borne cloudiness ami occasional lalu lv northern portion. Fair weather southern portion. Dots. Tanslll's I'liuch at I. O.Cigar Store.

Oo to Dr. Baldwin, dentist, Widney Block. Home new rooms now ready at Iron BulphurHprlngs. Pillow sham holders only cents at 271 North Main strict. All goods marked account nt low freight, at Allen's.

Furniture ami carpets for cash at Allen's, spring street, Dr. Williams, specialist in diseases of the head, throat and chest. (In to Pony Stable, It N. Main street, for a stylish turnout cheap. Kve-y customer at th Hat Co.

entitled to a chance ou a silk hat. Mux. FkaN( dancing class meets Friday nights only, at Nadeau Hall. Furniture carpels, vall-papcr, lace rurtaius, at Allen's, douth Spring street. Another cut oncarpctN at South Hprtng street, between First aud Second.

Theonly showcase manufactory In South em Callfotula la at North Main street For indigestion, Insomiifa, lassitude, or chills and fever, take Ur. Henley's Celery, Heel and Iron. Itaer A Uermatu are sole agents for David Nioholaon's beer. Thia beer causes a revolution In light drinks. Try the Havld Nicholson neer nt naer A Oermaln's.

It la llghl, wholesome drink, especially adapted lv Hamburger steak, with Kartoffcl salad, sourkrotit, wwlne Ileisch, Llmlmrgcr cheese, Ac, Ac, can he bad at lunch at the Kin tracht counter all hours of the day. Bruno Wirlh Is the manager of lunches. For family use David Nicholson's beer stands pre eminent. It Is to be found only nt User A Oermaln's. Purchase bottle and theu express your Opinion.

Ladles hi delicate, health are advised to give It a trial. Our demand for Anheuser beer is unprecedented. We have towered over all other competitors. Notice the signs, taste the beer and do not forget to cull for "Anheuser Bunch" only. The one agency is at No.

tilt North Spring street. Furniture and carpets on instnllnicut plan nt Allen's, South Spring atrcet. Riddance Sale Great Bargains To-day People's Store The very muddy condition of the homo, but wa vi ntnre to predict that today's anus-bine, will sec a crowd visiting our sale. Wo have had remarkable success in our undertaking, and WO know wo have nil. We will ouly hint that for next week ere hnvo something entirely new to ufb-r, and hope that nil the apai who inntut onr ot vet'tiiiing will note its Miccess aud do likewise.

To-day we oiler ehiMii-n'a colored border handkerchiefs-, 2ic, worth Tic. To-day we offer ladies' embroidered cashmere scarf shawls, Sl.r»o, worth To-day Wfl offer elegant and new striped MntttWr ailks, WOHD To-day we oiTer it line of white enibroidery, worth 10c. To day wo offer a lino of white embroidery, 900 worth 40c. To-day wo offer boys' straw hats, 40c, worth Ma. To-day we oiler itaadard prints, ust To-day we offer nearly all wool cashtneres, worth 40c.

To-day we offer men's Htraw hats, worth To-day we offer children's lipped but ton shoes, Norn worth il, To-day we offer ladies French ki-1 button 'shoes, silk-worked bttttni bole, m.n, To-day wo offer ladies' American kid shoes, 91, worth $1.50. Cigars, Cigars. Buy your ctgnrs fiom Kdelmati A the only exclusive wholesale cigar and tohaceo house lv Houthern California. Comer of I.o* Augeles nnd Commercial streets. Have You Viewed the Urmston Tract? The regular 'bus leaves nt (bit), lOand 11:50 A.

Hal also at 12:40, 4 and 5140 v. m. from N. Main street. Secure your lots to-day.

At E. Adams' Clothing House, 15 Spring Street. 'see woo. casimerc 0 bargain turniiibitig goods of the tinest ipialities and lowest possible prices at tho Horse Shoe Clothing KM and ins N. St.

Attention, Knights of Fashion! Just received ntthe Morse Shoe Clothlag House, 1 ih, and 10S N. Main street, the latest styles nf Spring clothing. Subscribe To-day. Do you wish a lot iv thu L'kmston Subscribe to-day. Look at this Opportunity.

(aliforniu wine delivered free of charge to tho purchaser to any part of the Kast, by litu-r A 4'J South Spring. Merchant tailor-made clothing ntthe moat reasonable price, at the Horse Shoe Clothing HHi and 10s N. Main street. Subscribe To-Day. Ho you wish a lot in the I' km stun Tkait I Subscribe to-day.

California Auction Store. A sensation created iv the clothing the way wt. arc slaughtering orices. ATA Kit II Ct'KKO, health aud swee I oreath secured by Sluloh's Catarrh Kemedy Price.soc.-uu. Nusii; fnlectOf tree.

Bold by P. lie! use man. North Main streeL Health of Jews. One noticeable feature uhout Jewish ccmutrich lv the smith is thesCHrcily of newly matte Krave-- tl an e'uileiiiir elioiem or yellow fever. rftntisliCs show thst (ewer of them die thmi any Mther race from these or kindred dlaenru's.

During the cholera mi only two orthodox died of It, while in liumhers they eninded fully-JO per cent nf the population. Immunity (nun dtaaaas and the certainty with which recover when attackeil hy It, is aceuuiileij lor by the simplicity of ttielr dtei. They are very mrlet shout following the dietary laws by Moses. Isn't It little strange thnt Mimes, If he was only a historian, should baYS possessed knowledge superior loihe wisest nnd host nf the present day? lie evidently believed in preventiiu disease rather than curing It. This is what he Haven's Dyipepsih r.ir.-Minis toilo It set- on the digestive of the stomach anil iHttb ptweiiis nnd cures imllu.

uud dyspep hiH. For sale st Liltlebuy'h store. LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 9. 1886.

LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. The tennrol Communications sppearlug in this column In not necessarily endorsed by the editor uf the Hkkald. The writer who ileHires to he heard In it should nlwayi accompany hia screed with his full name, nut necessarily for publication bnt as guarantee nf good faith. I the Kind Uot. Kmtor Daily Hkkai.d: In casual conversation after the meeting; of Council on Tuaaday with President Hlnsahaugh, it was elicited that the Council did not intend to act upon any of the claims for hy the late flood; thut every claim would Be tabled and no notice taken of any such claims, aa the sufferers well knew when they huilt down there it was in a dangerous place.

sis the sufferers who bought there knew nothing the kind. They bought und paid out their money iv good faith im the lots, many heinu strangers, and paid up hundreds uf dollars in taxes when called upou. So the admission of Councilman Hiusabaugh waa entirely uncalled for. We did uot know of any i i i there until it swept our property away. If thu Council knew it was a dangerous place for life and property, It was their duty to make it safe for thu taxpayers aud the whole people.

Such an ausweriu Court, we think, would avail thetn notliiuu. The Council or corporation of a city bave no more right to maintain a dangerous plare in the corp hunts than the Individual citizen nas. If tbe Council, aa the guardians of our rights, refuse to untulile our demands uud act upon them, then we know our dnty and our rights by the following extract from tbe city charter, which perhaps our fathers have not even looked into, in Article 12, Section 18. "Provided, Thatuotbiug herein contained shall be construed so as to deprive tbe holder of any claim or demand ot hia nil! to resort to a writ of mandate ur otber proceedings against the said Council or any ulncer of said city to compel tbem or him to act upon said claim or demand." Knt we see no necessity that the Council should put tbe losers of their property to nny further trouble and expense than is really necessary to have their cases brought before tbe conrt. All we nsk for ia fair piny aud no favors.

If the ouncil don't know how to dealthut out, then we are sati-tied to luy our MM before His Honor, tbe Court. Wenotonly fell back on the law of the land for but we are really very anxious to know whether the tax payer haa any rights which the servants ul tbe people aro hound to respect. A dangerous nuisance in the heart of a fMsYt nnd progressive city like Ljs Angelts, maintained by those whose duty it is to abate- it, holds out no very tempting invitation to strangers to come and teas Bp fcheir residence within our gates. Our Cbristiau Council ought to do better, they cannot plead ignorance ns to what is right, tind any of them lost a wife, child, or sister by the Hood their hearts might have beeen stirred to pity. Alfhku MOOBK, And thirteen other sufferers.

Effects of Low Freights. Until the big railroad war came all tbe cement used iv Lns Angelea other portions of Southern California oeme from Liverpool by sea, or from New York round tbe "Horn to San Francisco, and thence by steamer to Wilmington. Since the low farea have been in force something liko 7000 barrein of Milwaukee cement have come here by rail. This in a commercial revolution and is taken by many as an index what may be done in other lines. Cement was an article in large use when the low fares came, and there wai no market to work np for its sale.

That had already been done. Time has not yet sullicu-d to allow the opening oi markets and industries for other merchandise. Tbo uncertainty of how long tho low farea will rule, and what tho new schedule may be prevents such an attempt, lint should tbe railroads tako cognizance of this fact, and when the cruel war is ended put the rates at a low figure on certain goods, many such revolutions will ensue, Should the schedule he low on men heavy articles possible to use iv large quantity and Dot til-able to damage in transit, a great business will at once grow up iv these lines. At anything like th. rates recently ruling all the wheat iv this State would go east overturn! and from tho Atlantic seaboard to Kuropo.

A large amount of California barley would go east to the breweries. At ti'Ji cents per hundred freight and SI.OO I- for brewing barley a large business lias always been done. At 40 cents freight and cobl there would be as hutch. From tbe other aide would come to California large amounts of cement, plaster, pig iron und even coal from the lowa and Illinois coal fields. The result would be a gnat ipiickeniug of many manufacturing industries at several points on this Coast.

Tbe railroad people may Comprehend the situation and establish low schedule rate on suob articles. Justice to a Good Man. Rev. Henry, Noel Morgan, priest at Wilmington, scuds a note to the BTCTaAZiD stating that the statement in Bumttap Phnei that George Gannaway was drunk when killed by the cars at Ban Pedro April 2d is false. Father Morgan sent a note to tbe Times requesting a correction, hut bis request was refused.

In this note, which is at the Hkkai.i. office, Father Morgan says: "The assertion that Mr. Gannaway was drunk on the evening of the 2d inst. is a calumny. I myself had a long talk with bim at that same evening, and I can declare on oath that ho wan not drunk theu.

Mr. S. Thompson, Deputy Sheriff, Mr F. Fry, Mr. G.

Voorhees, and Mr. G.Gannaway, son of the deceased, who were with Mr. up to tlx 1 moment of his getting on the train, arc ready to make tbe same statement, nnd request me to demand you to publish in your next issue this emphatic denial of this calumny." The Hkkai.i- is always ready to do justice to all men, and cheerfully pub lishes the statement of Father Morgan in defense of the memory of the unfortunate deceased. The Ladies' Benevolent Society Will bold tbeir Annual ball ou the 12th of May at Armory Hall. Ihe will meet on the 20th inatnnt to make arrangements for the occasion.

These balls ure yearly red letter days with the people of Los Angelea, who always (md the Indies' ball a most delightful affair. The present will be iv no wise an exception as the matter is in excellent bands and all details ill he perfect. The object is also one which must make even miserly people liberal lor once. As Fine Property to Invest in lAs there is in tbis city will be sold this day by John C. Bell, the auctioneer, at 2 o'clock.

Tho climate is really Liner than the city proper. Improving fag tat thau any other city on tbe Coa.t. Recollect the elegant hotel. The Spring street cars take you direct to the spot. Sale at 2 o'clock.

The Most Charming Residence Property in Los Angeles. Visit the Urmston tract. Lots jin 810 monthly without terest. Read tbe prospectus tn another A Special Meeting Of the A. 0.

HL Society of tbis city will be held at their Hall iv Downey Block on Saturday evening, the 10th at 7:30 p. to make tinal arrangement for their Ball, to be held on Faster Monday evening. Sunset Cigar Factory. Kdiplny noue but "International Union Cigar Makers Blue Lalud on every box of cigars. Special inducement to tbe trade.

M. p. Ci ti.kr A Importers and Manufacturers. Ill) Nortb Spring Loa Angelea, Cal. A.

Phillips Co's. Next Kant-bound excursion wilt leave Wednesday, April Mtb, for Kansas City, OslttMO. St. 1 New York, Boston aud all K.uUern jK.iuta. A.

a 134 N. Main Street. Subscribe To-Day. you wish a lot in tbe Ukmmtun I Subscribe to-day. Flower Festival Notes.

Mr. James Booth sings several of his specialties to-night. Mrs. George J. Clarke sent over 4000 varieties of te the festival.

The ladies want to sell the oranges in the citrus good chance for peddlers. Captain Thorn sent in a bunch of the Sago palm, the first of this sort at tbe Iwtival. Mrs. Henry Connor, of Ventura, sent line roses and pausles to tbe booth of that county. Mrs.

Twombly, of Tustin, sent yesterday 150 varieties of roses to tbe booth of that town. To night wilt be children's night. Hosts of the little ones will see the pretty flowers. A good programme for this evening is being arranged, ami the entertainment will oe worth hearing. At 2 P.

m. Saturday all the newsboys Bud bootblacks in the city are invited by the ladies to see the exhibit. Mr. Miller, of Cabueuga, sent tbe famous melon frnit, native of ntral America, and grown on bis ranch in the Cahnenga. To-day all children under 14 years of age will be admitted for ten cents each.

I vet tbem come provided with dimes tbat there may be no delay in making change. The citrus fruit will be for sale at very reasonable prices, for the benefit of the Society. Those who expect to buy any this week would do well to patronize the Festival. Special contributions of flowers are desired for to-day and to-morrow, that the Festival may close in good older, and that recent arrivals in our city may not be disappointed io the show of flowers. Tho Boutoniere booth was forsaken last night for a while, and a bevy of beauty took the place of the young ladies-Miss Lilly (Tiger).

Miss Pearl (of Muddy Water) aud Miss Rosy (with ihe thorn). Mrs. 0. W. Childs sent a spray of Cbroma'ella roses and a greut bunch of the Rougore to the special rose exhibit tbat were resplendent iv their striking beauty even in that lovely collection.

Mrs. Clarke, of East Los Angeles, sent in a Marecbal Niel bud to the same booth, which waa quite aa remarkable, A new rose at this booth is a Marshal! P. Wilder. Different persons have sent this booth specimens of a certain rose, It is marked Levison Gower, Archduchosse Isabella, Superba, Adelaide Rislori, Pink Safrano. and Lauretta.

It ll the same fob a alt the time. It agrees with the description of none of these roses as given by Elwanger. The ladies would like specimens from all persons claiming to have any of these roses with tbe authority for the name, that the true names may be learned. Local News Notes. The Southern Pacific Company yesterday sent out a special of teu cars of oranges.

Ou and after next Sunday two straight passtnger trains go daily to San Pedro over tho Southern Pacific lines. The transfer yesterday of five hits in the Marengo tract, advertised elsewhere in the HfUULD, amounted to Oopd advertising will pay. So far llfi saloons have taken out license to sell liquors. This is about half the entire number of saloons iv the city when the license was raised. Stanton Post will give social and entertainment at Good Templars' Hall this evening.

These affairs aro very pleasant, nnd a full house wilt this as usual. The UO. li Society will hold an open meefim; in the Normal School Hall, this evening nt 7:.10 o'clock. Tbe programme will consist of literary inter- Ipsrsed wilh music. All are most cordially Invited, Mr.

J. Maskell, the well known fruitgrower of tbe Fifth Ward, bas re enlend the frail trade in the fifty by opening a line fruit store at No, 11 West First street, wbere be displays a large stock ol vegetables and fnnt. John F. God fry Post No. 93 G.

A. R. will give an entertainment at William's Hall, Tuesday evening, April 27th, for the bemtit of ihe Post relief fund. Los Angeles and locsl talent will contribute to the evening's enjoyment. It appears thut ihe report given to the Kit ami the St.

Vincent College property hml been sold to a syndb cute for the site of a hotel wan premature. Tim property can be purchased for a proper consideration but baa not A writ of mandate has been issued out of the Superior Court Brunson) against the City Council of Los Augeles by the flood sutlerers compel them to show cause why tbeyd i not entertain thu cl.iims of said foifferers whu-b have presented to the Council during Ihe 1 ist month. The writ returnaide on the 10th of April at 10 a. m. Mr.

H. Wonllacott, 20 and 28 IS. Spring street, nnnources in a donbleo itnmn notice in the Bbhalb his propo sition to deliver pure California wines in cises or casks free ot freight to alt parts ef the Un ted States. Mr. Woollacott Is obliged to employ half a dozen extra men to prepare and ship hit wines and brandies which ao eastward by every train- His ten year old Mission Port and live year old Tr Port are especial favorites with Kastern druggist' and pharmaceutists.

He advertises continually, and is busy day and uight tilling orders and making out iv voices. Personal Mention. Captain A. Timms, of San Pedro, waa in Un city yaat rday. John Brown, Ksq was in the city yesterday attending, tbe Supreme Court.

Mr. Fred W. Thompien, of the Rock Island Route, lias returned from San Francisco. T. K.

Bard, ol Venture, is in tbe city and Is alwaya a welcome guest in the Angel City. Mibstiracie Powers of Ban Bernardino and Miss Ida Howes ot San Jose nre at the Clifton House. Mr. W. It.

Bncdaker, of the Denver ft Rio tirande Kailwaj ill go up lo San Francisco to-dny. Mr. W. liOoke, agent for Messrs. W.

T. Colen.au ft is in San Fran. Cisco for a few i.vs. C. Bachellcr waa yesterday admitted by tbe Supreme Court to prac- Mr.

E. Sbcpherd, of Venture, arrived tbe Fast Thursday and liis xcelhut lady in tbe pretty Veutora booth at the Flower Festival. Mr. .1. A.

Muir, tlie new Assistant vision Superintendent of the Southern Pacific, is going carefully over all the lines, in company itb his predecessor, Mr. H. Polk. Colonel A. B.

Hotcbkiss, President of the Cotton 1.nn.l and Water Company, was in tbe city yesterday crowded with business. He reports the business activity or most remarkable. Work on the California Southern depot will commence to day and the location of the machine shops and car house will be settled tbis week. Change of Time. On nnd after Sunday, April llth, trains for Long Reach, Wilmington and Sau IVdro will leave Los Angeles at a.

m. and 5:45 p. arriving in tbis city at MR a. m. and p.m.

Tbis will be a great convenienoa to those who desire to spend the day at Reach. Not a Single Gray Hair. "Yon may write and think me a vain thing," writes Mrs. J. C.

of San Kraneisoo a friend in this city, I bave not a gray hair in my head, and yet (sad to say,) I am tifty and a day. Recently my hair wan not only ouite gray but natts thin, 100, Parker'a Hair Balsam -made in New York I think did wonders (or me. Try it if you bave oenasmn. It really what I say and restores the color Not a dye, not greasy, highly perfumed. Ouly reliable 'H cent dressiug.

LUCK AND ROMANCE. How a Cigsr-nakcr and a Fair Friend Profited. There is seldom so much romance In luck as io that which befel Fred Welp, a young cigar-maker, Inst Tuesday. Wulp, wbo is only 19 yearsoM, has been hard at work for some time in the factory of Hugo Herbaus, on the corner of Montgomery and Clay streets. By his side sat a pretty giVt, engaged also in making cigars, and Fred -and his fair companion wcame excellent friends in a short time.

A few weeks atro they together bought four conpous for the March drawing of the Louisiana Stato Lottery, agreeing to divide costs and innings. Two days later the agent ontered tlie shop, and the girl said that she felt sure ff another coupon was bought tbey would "make a winning." Fred agreed, and a ticket, wbicb they said, as before, tbey would share cost and winning. Lust Tuesday evening the lottery ageut malted to the cigar store in front of the factory, and informed tbe proprietor thut he had won the grand prize. The proprietor was nearly crazy with excitement, which somewhat abated when he was made to understand that tbe "you" meaut the shop. Tbe telegraphed list of ings was consulted, and it was found the fifth coupon bonght by Welp aud his fair work companion was the lucky one.

Welp was soou found in the Wigwam Theatre, and when told of his luck his joy was as openly expressed as a boy's over a vacation. The first remark he made, however, was: "Well, she owns half the ticket, remember that. Half the money goes to her. How much is it?" "Fifteen thousand dollars," he was told. "Fifteen What! Well, if it's as much as that I guess I'll have to marry her, to keep the money in the family." The young cigarn aker said this witb a good-natured blush; but as his and her bench were vacant at the shop yesterday, it is shrewdly suspected tbat they have agreed to sot up a white cigarmaker's establishment of their Sau Francisco Chronicle, March 19th.

Fencing and Sword Exercise. Los Anuklek, April Bth, 1886. Editor Herald: It was my privilege and pleasure to attend on last Monday evening a highly interesting entertainment at Merced Hall, given by Professors Gibot and Leplat, assisted by some of their students. It consisted of fencing, or sword exercises, together with various other athletic performances. The fencing was eapeciaily praiseworthy.

1 Few Angelenos are aware that we can I boost of having amongst our citizens such talented professors of tbis attractive art as the above gentlemen. Prof.Oibot, though carrying the marks of time on his flowing locks, exhibits in his every movement such a degree of energy and agility as puts his whole 1 class to the blusb. From a medical standpoint, we can say, but few can long endure unscathed the conflict between Life and his eternal enemy Time, without some sort of vigorous exercise. Here is an opportunity for the pale, flimsy-muscled youth to avail himself of, a reputable recreation, partaking at the same time of pleasure, health and utility, seldom found in such small places. These gentlemen, I understand, give evening lessons; and bow infinitely better it would be for our young men to spend a couple of hours in this manner, after business hours are closed, than to (spend ihein at the gaming table, or at I places still worse.

All physiologists know that walking is one of the very best health-giving exercises. But walk- I ing is work, and there is so little in it to attract, that only a few of the intellectually stalwart ever muster enough moral courage to derive much benetit from it. Tho art of fencing also embraces the labor feature, a fact that its votaries will very soon discover; but here emulation ami prowess come in to stimulate and and when skilled, the cheer, or tbe hiss lends a vigor to the nerves that produces a reaction throughout the entire system qiial to a shjck from a powerful e'eetrie battery Here the whole muscular system is brought into action, equal to that produced by any known athletic sports. Not only is the appetite stimulated, aud the digestive powers of tbe system strengthened, but the muscles are toned and developed, thus attracting aud accelerating the process of assimilation of food to tbo various tissues of the body; and without proper assimilation, no matter what the Quantity or quality of food, tbe blood is impoverished, and disease follows as a natural consequence. Again, while our regular army is too small to otter many opportunities to learn the arts of war, it is well lo know that wo have in our midst masters of many years experience across tbe Atlantic, 'nnd who are in every respect thoroughly competent to put into the possession of our young men wbo may be of a military turn of mind an aeeomplishmcnt that may one day serve them well in some part of the civilized world.

E. Reel. The Mystery Solved. It has always been understood that consumption wnsineiiritble, hni it has recently been discovered that Kemp's balsam fortbe throat and lungs is giving more relief than any known remedy, is tiunranteed to relieve and cure nut lima, bronchitis and coughs. Call on H.

D. Godfrey, Nadean Hloekand get a trial" bottle free of coat. Large Bize ftO cents aud fl.oo. The Southern California Insurance Co. Have money to loan on real estate security, at favorable rates of interest.

Also they soli it a share of public patronage in protecting against loss or damage by fire. Offices 241 North Main street. Look at the Names. Read tho names of subscribers to the Urmston trad. The books are open to yuur inspection at the office of the Southern California Land Company, 213 North Main street.

E. Adams' Clothing House, 15 Spring Street. Is the place where yon can find a fresh stock of spring clothing at such low prices which defys all competition. Before Going East Call at the California Auction House and show your friemls that you can purchase clothing there cheaper than you can hack RasL Subscribe To-Day. yon wish a lot in the Ukmston Subscribe to-day.

Bargains! Bargains! Id perfect fitting clothing at lv Adam's Clothing Hons, S. Spring street. Without a Rival. Tbe most charming locality in tbe city. Secure a lot now or you lose the opportunity.

Excursions. Phillips' popular pleasure parties going Fast leave here April 14 and 29. Call ou or addreas A. Phillips A Co 134 N. Main street, Loa Angeles.

$15.00 Will buy an imported corkscrew suit. Call at K. Adam's Clothing House, 15 tt. Spring street. Lung Diseases Cured.

Inhalations are positive In their action antitiK In their effect in the cure of ail lung diseases, do says Dr. Williams. Night School For book-keeping, penmanship and arithmetic, at rooms 11 aud 12, Schumacher Block. An Old-Fashioned Idea. The old Men lhat one shsiild never enter a slek room with an empty stmnach is a true tine.

The gastric Juice Is not neorelcds.ii an empty stomach; il In only when food taken iutn tho stomach snd digestion lhat the. Kaalrlc juice present. All genus: are killed hy coining In eontsol with healthy gastric juice, there fore a lull atomncli fortifies against contracting diseases. He Haven Dyspepsia Cure is especially adnpted to act upon the digestive of the aystem and keens them in a pure and natural condition. In this manner It ensures proper digestion snd of the food It never faila to effect a cure even iv the moat obstinate casesof dyspepsia 1 indigestion, flatulency aud sick headache.

Pot sale at Mttlebuy'a drug store. MARRIED. BRrNSoN-KNOX-oo ths Bth Instant, at tlie residence of ttie bride's mother, Houth Pasadena. by Key. Dr.

Cornelius, Mabel, Mrs. K. A. Knox, to Kdwird P. Brunson, of bos Angeles.

the hi, lustaut, at I In tenet' ,1 the lirldc'- tn ot hi-r, Aon i Cal Key. Cornelius Her nice, aecoud daughter of Hri. K. A. Kuui, to Athel B.

Beuuell, ot Lot Tbe new "Hotel Arcadia." Work bas commenced in earnest on thu magnificent new hotel at Santa Monica, which will be tbe finest hotel iv Southern California, excepting the Ray. mond. The lots in front of tbe hotel grounds are now being Uo down and choose a lot for your seaside home. Mr. Scott has graded Ouean Avenue, planted trees in front of each lot, anl will make Scott's Addition the most de tirable place on the coast.

By Steamer to San Francisco For $1.50. We dv, and shall continue to sell all competitors at the California Auction House. Who are Buying the Urmston Tract Lots? Read the names of tbe subscribers to 64 lotk iv the past twenty-fonr hours st tbe office, 283 N. Main street. One Price to All At K.

Adam's Clothiug Honsc, South Spring street. No Argument Necessary. Seeing is believing. View tbe ITrmston tract. NOTICE.

Advertisements In this column to run until forbid will not bo considered ordered discontinued unless the order Is loft at the business office of this paper. HALE. to tt.ilOU will ii good paying huatuess; stock, sud good will, cheap rent also a two-story building, partly finished. Apply to How tore corner of Downey avenne and street. Bast Loa Angeles, jIOK BALB OK BXOHANtJK Hue eight room hous.

on I IMCKII A KBLLBY.sOS H. Main St. aprll iw I yoii rare chance for business. A first class lodging house of rooms In city center: wed furnished; au established business in city center; must be ta In two weska owing lo owner 111 hetUin. Kor particulars apply to apm 10'Tonrt Hi opp Court mi- SALE -Oould.

ige Mild ha roucbe. suitable t. country drives aud city work; cash, line order; oust I.UO. Mwll painted. Bnqulie U.

O. aprslm (iiaud Central Hotel. W'KHT I'lttU-KKIY IT b--autilul res idencelotsun Hewiiihaud MnHiBU, snd intcrsectlug streets, yarils Petri, are ottered (or tale. Price and erins very reasonable. ApplJ to J.

H. () oil the apwam 1' Mill BALK Hec-n 1 A ply at Stables, corner and Koit ip VOI BALK- tiood set ol p' aess, very cheap. Apply lo No. i southeast corner ol Main St. mar 1 p.

WHITE some special bargains J. business property (or i. lew Also lv outside iwopertv convinced at No. i East Ural, nor ol Main Hi. Temple iitjlr railway.

Apply Tairley. water awl v.oii Angel mt Coonty, Cal. moheim EhjiTsaU; "I 1 Ski m. bciw-cn Eighth 81... K.r sale lru ST, hi.ii-1-.

i. ll" the until. II) si' A 1.1.1.P." I. 7 i 11 d.ic lii.lliirlhu wl.olo ol a 0 1, i At Camplioll'M l.lv ni" hlre Volorlmry HurKto.i All liiimci folly tre.4u<l. OK SAI.I.

I''' Aw.ly "I ii.illb.l-'. nornM A and i.i.BAi.««le», bl. ill'JO I li.one aye nn- nea. 1 Bernardino ffimie will. 7 mS i ael "i oecl.li.oiii.

nun. I. 1 0 1 lv ha a Apply NK Olllee. I-. Aim-leu.

1 fOX RKNT. IAUIi 111 1 I ill!" 1 in.ii..-. i 1 nlcu well water. Item r. nsimahle 'on re; Biwnalh.e puny ol mown np people, apu.it lIICN I A lonelier sl.op eonier 1 ol 11,11.

I.IiHJIIIB loin More. Apply nt 17P.n0 St. St rnt) It KNT House ol f. roo.ns.well lopntc.l, I wil" ural anil for It luiraea and sl.eil.lor P-' (Ml on HKrFrIKKA HAIZLIP, HOIIBK to LKT 01 -lulu all lurnlhl.ed. In si HI South Olive TO Molileu, lurnlshed 'I 1 Also sinoiy rooms, hy the week mi.mil.

Impure ol lIOKtIMIS, ocean Aye. inr.iulm flo I.l* 1 Four In.use, furnished, n't 1 Ohar.ly, or S7 Hprluit. mnrmi T''" 0 liT-Fleaaanl (urul.hed house ol elghl roou.a, lllJ Olive atreel, near ISSa. marl7tl nvi ST-ataveni Iloine. Royma hy 1 day, waak or mouth.

Cor. Plrat and auge lea(SA mfMlm r.v, I V. I Kin- iiiiiii) fr.u.l i is. mil 1 street, eorliel If So iisT The leooad floor. In 1 tho hrlck Inill.lloK Nos.

11. 117, Heine na etreet, -le. St. WAN TB. woman want.

work, to wash VT-or home hy Ihe Apply Clay atreel. vestmaker. POLAHKI BltOM or road-cart, cheap. Apply am N. Main St.

aprtlll II 'I' from Kat wlal.es a sll.ni.lo.i as clerk. had five years expcrieio'e in irrocery Inisiuess. Addraaa C. W. apra at W'AMI l' Kirsl rliiss waist hand; Apply 11.

K'l. SoiithSprlni! apra ill AI.AIIY, WHO IS A noon erator. wishes to do lor dress maken ami nrivi.i-l Terms mod Mra 11.. lUbai.o ofllee apriilit VVANTKII-tlids lor six room one n.nl one lull si-ry Central Hotel. aprStl lITANTKI, Oood horse; weltht not less than IIWI pm.n.ls.

I.npilre Celtiral 11..1.1 aprall WAN rEB -Women aud lor aood lihn ea and hoy. lor all kinds ol work al aood warn ami persons waullmt help will save lime ami one) by ratline leavlna order with PINNKI ACo t.lb.-e, No Ml first SI. apl In. WANITI. I'liree llrst class salesladlei.

Apply Publish, r.i Hook Sale, No ESrltm g. mariTtl WANTED ,11 and Silver Mine, capital wanted to shall loot fee. llic.l. cradc ore sold lor fI.TM-TV Five Address MINI at, this ofllee. marW Im GOOD HOY WANTED About li.

years old. lo make hlm-elt ucnerally uscliil in a Apply a. sieitePa Mechanic. Store' opposite sp. It.

It. Depot in imf WANTED -By hi. EXPERT I keeper, al presem by one ol onr lead inabusluess sel of hooka to keep luapare Hi st of r-lerences. Address P. 0.

Box city. inclo In. SOLICITORS WANTED Immediately for the sale ol new artlolea which will pay from five to lei. dollars a day. Impure Allsoslreel.

I (IST 11. East Aiu-cles. a mare. M.J welitht 800; small st.r In forehoad. Reward ollere.l ,11 MN Downey Aye.

aj.nl it LOST Sunday, near cud ol Downey aye nne Blrcel ea, track, k-01-l bowed spec tacles, one dollar rewsrd for reluru to s. Spriua s.reet. apr7 at whlu- coat, last Wednesday, from tbe south jiitiellon. Kinder will please Lave word al Ihe Soiilb Jnnellon Store. apr7 .1 LOST -A bay horaa, below Compton.

large white lace. 4 while bran.led like a ngnre 7. Fluder return to city Pound. a 7 3t IISTHAY There came my ranch, Mix miles west ol town. 011 die htreelroail.ah.nl April id a black aboul 1-1 bauds hl b.

owner can have same by proviln: an I pavtui; 1 J. E. ni'ltKl K. "Ilnuiu hOH Augeles. Cab, April MS, laati.

apri.tf LOST -From this side ol the Salt on February a loose mule, blind lv the lell eye, branded 1: P. 011 the left hip. Had uu a halter. 'Thu Under will be liberal ly rewarded by lea. Ills' loe auuimal a.

ol nee of MEM.IS, bos Augeles St. mIM Into n.y enclosure on or about Marel, till, a hay marc colt aboul months old 110 bn.iid. I he owuer can have the same by provlug property an.l pay lug charges. JOHN Cor. Flgueroa and Asbury slreel-.

lavs inarJO lm TP It I'A A BROWN Ai HUSH SI 1, KH PIT'; lons black frtUHed ears Aye 1 libs old. Return to BARTLETT Nadeau and recove reward. Jiatl 1 I. iLaOUND- At the Tabernacle, a lady's JT uorsc Can Iw had hy- calling at We.t aprt. It A brown years old.while Hue ou face right bind fool white, on Ihe iLlnf March at (Men iva on I 1111.

eudol Jeflersoo street o.iit-i can properly by provlug and payiug (mats, apr. lw FIN mill and PKSI to loan ou flrs'. mortgage W.lllfn city or county property. (.. MOP-TIMES, attorney at law.

71 Teniple Block. VONEY TO LOAN In sums to suit at all time, by J. 1111 office gontheut rorner Main and First St. mhmf MONEY 10 bo In s.il'. r.

a1e.1.,1...... u.l'y iBHUMHiTLI.K.VVrV.PSSnaS sue tax nab! mortgagee A VIEIJC, marljtf NIIORKOWKHH OF LA 808 BDHt, havltnr first clans mil estate security, shoii.d pill mi i.in a Nadeau Block, marlMf HOAX!) AND LDIKIINO. ROOMH A.SH BOABD BIMBBIIf furnished namis with board; cj'ntrally located and In the most desirable part of the i.lj B3W, Klrst street, apMt MISI KI.I,ANMM'S. LAldKrt KMI'l OVMKsN i and otDcu, at No. 17 Hoilth Main, (entrance ol Lsd.es' Exchange), opposite the House.

IllrU employment and rltl sens wanting female help can save time and expense aud secure nromidly what they wish by calling on KS K. If. MOOIIF, Mall orders will Km promptly attended to. urn 1 lm Dll. K.

BOBBINH Medical Klectriolan, dlseasea without explanation from the patients, free of charge. First and Spring -trc-ls I. i IiKN tilt A NTS' MKMOIBH address J. C. Oliver IOU Spring or call.

Jauiftlf SI I flif! I 11F a.m.: IL r.n.1 SIMMONS LIVER MULATOR For all Diseases of the ldrer, Sidneys, Stomach and Spleen. This purely vegetable preparation, now so celebrated as a Family Medirinc, originated In the South in IH9B. It acU gently on tbe Bowels and and corrects (he action ofihc and is, therefore, the bent preparatory medicine, whatever die licfcness may prove to be hi all assisted by any other medicine, effect a speedy cure. The Regulator is safe to administer in any condition of the system, aad under uu circuin- i (juices can It do harm. It will Invigorate dice a glass of wine, but no intoxicating beverage to lead to intemperance, will promote digestion, dissipate heitdaehe, and generally tone up the system.

The dose is small, not unpleasant, and its virtues undoubted. No loss of time, no Interruption or stoppage of business while taking the Regulator. Children complaining of CoUc, Headache, or Mick Stomach, a teaspoonful or more will give relief. If taken occasionally by patients exposed to MALARIA, will expel the poison and protect them from attack. A PHYSICIAN'S OPINION.

I have been practicing medicine for twenty years, and have never been able to put up a vegetable compound that would, like Simmons Liver Regulator, promptly and effectively move the Liver tv action, and al the same lime aid (instead of weakening) the dige-tiv-' an.l assimilative powers of the system. Himton, M. Ark SEE THAT TOU OET THE OKM'INf. I tV. Zet'fin A Philadelphia.

Pa. run i DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Waniunoton, D. 0., Anrli 2d, ISSfi. Information has been received at this department from Mr. John 11.

Putnam, tbe Consul General of the Uuited Htates at Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, of tbe death, ou the 'ii th ol February, ISB6, at Honolulu, of Puillp Lauth, of Los Augeles, California The legal representatives ol the deceased can obtaiu fiutber Information hy applying to this department. Per dispatch No. 15. Dated March 1, IMS. aprll It Notice of Administrat or Sale of Real Estate at Private Sale.

In re estate of J. W. Baldwin, mt deceased. i Notice Is hereby given that iv pursuance of tbe order of tbe Superior Court of tbe county of Los Angelcn, State of California made on the Sib day of April, 18S6, in the matter of the estate of J. VV.

Baldwin, de ceased, tbe undersigned, E. A. DeCamp, as administrator of the estate of said deceased, wlllou or after Tuesday, the StUa Bay of April, IHBB, Sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, upon the terms hereinafter stated, iv one parcel, aud subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, all of tho right, title aud Interest of said deceased, aud of his said es late, lv and to the following described real properly situate in the city of Los Augeles, county or Los Angeles, suite or Callioruia, aud particularly described follows to-wlt: Lot No. 4 of Block No. '2 of the Chavez tract, East Los Angeles Terms and of Kale: Ten per cent, ot the amount bid must be paid to the administrator on his acceptance of such bid, the balance of the amount of bid so accepted ny the administrator paynb.e on the confirmation of the sale hy tne Superior Court of Lon Augeles county and the execution of deeds for said property by the administrator, nil mouyea to be lawful money uf the tluiied Deed at the expense of jurchaser.

All bids or offers must tie iv wrtlug and may be left at the office of Howard A Bob arts, attorneys-at law, Booms ft aud Wil cox Block, N. Spring street, Los Angeles city, or deliver to the administrator personally, or may he flied in thu ollice of the Clerk of said Superior Court. Dated Los Angeles, April sth, K. A. DsCAMK Administrator of tbe estate of J.

W. Baldwfu, deceased. Howard Kobarts, Attorneys for Estateapr9 FRENCH LESSONS. J. Prof, of Classics, rsembar of the Boaid of Instructiou of the Ellis College, ami whote vernacular is tin- French, wilt take private pupils lv French and Latin.

mi Second Street. i marSOSm A. QIBOT Q. I PLOT, i'hoi i ssiiits i i i NOI nil The Handling of tbe Cane, The Baton and the Feet, Every Monday, Tuesday nnd Frid-y Evening from i to 10. 322 N.

Mam St. (Merced Hall) aprS lm THE EXCELSIOR TT LAWN MOWER, BEST MADEI EASIEST RUNNING LAWN lAIOWER HARPER REYNOLDS 48 N. MAIN ST. BARKER SONS, i 2 13 and 15 NORTH SPRING STREET, Upp. Postofflce, l.os Angeles.

1-3 Furniture, Camets, Upiiolstererl QC MATTING, CURTAINS, WALL PAPER, ETC. 2 Call to dee Their Stocky Before Purchasing. BUCKEYE MOWERS. Farmers He Sure Yon Ciet tho Original, Pennine and oaly Adriance Buckeye! Tbey have from their tirst introduction given better aatiafaction to tbe fanners than any others on account of the SUPERIOR UUALITY OF THEIR WORK in all variety of crops and ou all conditions of soil, with extreme lightness of draft and ease of management. BUY TAYLOR'S SULKY RAKE.

Hand-Dump NMHk they have Wmiu improved, and are the heat rake, in Ike market. If You Wantthe Best Header 1 on cannot do li take tba IT LEADB ALL OTHERS. HAWLEY BROTHERS' HARDWARE 58, 60 and 02 N. Loa Lou Angeles, Cal. Wholesale and Retail Dealers iv Bng-ines, Separators, Agricultural Implements, Barbed Wire, Wind-Mills, Farm and i Spring Wagons, Buffiris, etc, etc marl 2 iim What Did Yon Hare to Pay for Carpets Before LION Opened Bis Carpet Store? NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY CARPETS CHEAP WK ARK THK Only Exclusive CARPET HOUSE IN LOS ANGELES TO-DAY.

We Buy and Sell for Cash and thereby can save you money on any article in our store. Bet Prices Any Where on this Coast and we can Undersell Them. WE HAVE AN ENTIRELY Iff STOCK OF GOODS AND DEFY COMPETITION. ESTIMATES GIVEN. tttSr-Remember the place, Lion's Carpet Store, 116 WEST FIRST STREET, NADEAU BLOCK.

THE nn GMJAMDFT SALT BOOTS and SHOES. For ilxo INText SO Days Wo will SELL BOOTS and SHOB3 at 50 Gouts ON THB DOLLAR to reduce onr $45,000 stock Sft JVORTH SFRI3VG STHBBT q-'I ctiampiost ariiw svxmii and ball MOWER ALSO CALIFORNIA VICTOR MOWERS. Do not Buy a Mower until you have seen the ISTE-W STBIII. OH A.MPION! The Greatest Triumph of the age. Built almost entire of Wrought Steel, OUR THOMAS HORSE RAKES HAVE NO EQUAL.

Planet, Horse Hoes and Cultivators, STUDEBAKER WAGONS and Carriages at Reduced Prices. tSTSeiui for circnlars nnil pi largest I in Southern California. S. W. LUITWIELER, 18.

KM Los Angeles L. Cal. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! On KTE3XT TUB LOS ANGELES CARPET WORKS Will HE-OPEN Under Ihe Sole Superintcndcnry or SIIWKY Iti PEICE for TAKING UP. CLEANING and RELAYING CARPETS, 6c. per Yard.

Having the odlf new machine in the city for cleaning carpefV I can do better work for less money than any like establishment in Los Angeles SIDNEY LACEY. After IK years experience and ntuily an ar-nrprt upholsterer iv thia city, 1 aln now prepaid to give eetiio.tenon .11 Li- I. carpet work, horuVrine, ilrapiuu or Order, left al I II H' I'll vi' Vt PEASE, at the Works (N Uutp OBa ly attended to. I WILL WARRANT BrTTIRE SATISFACTION "niioi.ii. Buy iim He prompti UNCLE Sam has fimnd ft ft loot I A snre remedy for Torpid Hick Hoadoohe, Habitual Constipation, Chills aud Fever, nnd all affections of tho Kidneys and Liver.

This Ih a New Compound, and ono trial will convince you that It istlio Cheapent and Bsot Itemedy in tho Market Diseaws of Kidneys, Liver and Stomach. If yon want a pure vegetable compound, that Is positively guarnnt I tn contain no mercury, go to your Druggist, and a Buttle of tho Arkansnw Liver and Kidney Remedy. per Bottle. The RIDDANCE SALE, THE GREAT BARGAIN GIVER The Riddance Sale which we launched mil a few necks wltheiit much ado has reached such proportions that we Und ourselves) drawn onward with the Jam, the crowd und the amititude of buyers, so that In fact, were we to withdraw this Kale now nt its hii'li it would cause wide-spread lament inc. But we are not yet In a position to sayt We have too much room or to say, "No use to throw away our hard earnings by selling goods nt cost or less.

We still require more space In order lit place our business on Ihe right road, and If prices during this week will deplete our stock we are willing. Bargains During this Week Only I A lino ol 12 piece, of lot Me Itrid black five, hunting, Ite. A lino of colore! grus gr.iin tUki at 75c, worth tIM. A live uf twilled, all-wool, homespuns, 44 inches wide, 490 worth 7io A line ol Kilk antiiM, all 500, worth A live of tootoned brocade satin. Ssc, worth $1 'Jt't.

A live of black lace Webb 44 inches wide, 250, worth 50c A line of black kid gloves (small sine.) Zfie, worth 11. A line ol hoya' mi its, very nice, "5, worth $4 A line of youth's .1 pleee, ull wool, suits ff1.50, worth A line ol inon's straw nice styles, 50c, worth fl A line of ladies' straw ttPM I bats line, worth $1. A live of elegant lawns fie a ysrd. A line of black silks Ne, worth 51.50. A live of black silks 11.15 a worth 1.75.

A line ol all shade claisi.iilesiiituigs, the finest goods made, 740. worth Caution to Late Callern. Karly- Trade No Goods Keeerved. People's Store. A.

HAMJiUEI! EE Aoniia soso i ANOTHER PABADENA BARGAIN THIH TIMK It IH ACKKH OF CHOI 01 LAN now In brirlry, with ample water right piped to the owner muni sell anu offering for a few days at Furnished and unfurnished houses tv rent, orchards, vineyards and other proper lien for sale Klin I llf Its. I If LRADINU AND OLDEST LAND, LOAN aud INHIJRAI Nl I lv FaaadMun, No. 6 North Kalr Oaka Avenue, dint! Adjotulni FuatoAee. O- cj. O- A XI 'iIIRN now proprietor of tba t'.

C. Hrooery store, corner of Kprlni and FiMirtb HtreelH, Lot Angelas, having bought nut his partner ri. lie haa Improvemania ami ho his atook. Ha huya and only cash arid can aad noNfl sell groceries for a very small protH- Tbefl.O Is li.imuioiv growiua In popular favnr. inarlftm PABIURH.

Oood pasture tor stuck to be had la Hrowii'sCahmi second eaAoa from Dana dlot's, IH from Angeles and 5 n.laa from HsnU Mnulca. Terms For oue now 76c, one home 11 00, one aolt per montb. to oLiiAbilAN UMNKK, 00 tbs plaoe mrl4 lm.