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2. energy
3. oil
4. oil and gas prices

LOS ANGELES HERALD SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 15, 1894.
ABOUT HAVEMEYER'S HELLS.
These Are What Congress Furnishes a Protective Duty.
How the Snrrar Trust Treats Its
Workmen.
Mtsrder Dudsr the
of Business ? Details
of
Terrible Condition of
Affairs.
Systematic
Qulsu
In view of the extent to which tho
trust now figures in national politics, tbe following abstract of an article
in tbe Chicago Times, concerning the
Havemeyera at their refinery in Brooklyn (where some 125 men are annually
roasted to death) may be of interest:
The brothers, Frederick C. and Wm.
F. Havemeyer, came to New York from
Schaunburg-Lippe, Uermany, in 1802.
The present Henry P. Havemeyer's father and son uf the above F. C. H., was
bofn in Vandam street, New York, in
1807, and died in 1891. The whole family were sugar manufacturers from the
start.
When F. C. H. died ho left an estate
worth $3,000,000 and four sons, of whom
Henry O. H. is the present financial
head of the trust, which was formed in
1887; it has no competitor in producing
refined sugar and, as H. 0. H. testified
in Washington, can and does regulate
prices in the whole country at its pleasure, as it is "protected" by the tariff of
half a cent a pound ou refined euear, to
which must be added an eighth of a
cent for natural protection. Thus the
truet can raise prices fl7e-eights of a
cent above that of sugar refined in foreign countries, before
tbe latter can
\u25a0agar
come on.
Tbe trust was finally completed when
Olaua Sprockets' Philadelphia refinery
wan brought into it and then, aa today,
Included what had been formerly seven-
teen distinct companies, having a daily
capacity of 41,800 barrels.
Three other companies, including
Bpreckels' California company aud Havemeyer & Klders' American refinery in
this city, are practically in the trust,
and there are no companies outside of if.
The combined daily capacity of these 20
eoncerna is 49,400 barrels a day. Wo do
not know tbe average weight of sugar in
each barrel, but think it will not average
less that 200 pounds, which would bo
equal to 9.880,000 pounds. Call it 10,--000.000, and at half a cent a day that
represents a possible extra profit by the
tariff of $6,000,000; but as the refineries
are not worked to their full capacity, we
cannot definitely fix the amount of the
plunder from present data. It is certain,
however, that its purchasing power has
been sufficient co far to buy all the congressman
they require, including two
Populist senators.
The truet is capitalized at (85,000,000,
being 175,000.000 catiital stock and $10,--000,000 of bonds. The actual valne of
The anthe plant is about $40,000,000
nual profits are stated at $25,000,C00,
but must be much more. The lUvomeyers are worth $50,000,000, aud will
probably (if the present system is continued) run it up to a round billion
within 10 or 20 years.
There are 2500 employees in the Havemeyer refineries at Brooklyn, and tbeir
hours are 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. If the leust
late in coming they are liable to be discharged, and are sure to be docked half
a day to a day. The men in the steel
mills work eight hours. The unloading
of the casks and bass is done by contract with a stevedore, who pays his
men 25 cents an hour wben he hits work
fur them. Workingmen in the refinery
are principally Germans, and are paid
$145 a day for tbe first year, and may
afterwards be raised 5 to 10 cents a day.
11l some rooms the temperature is that
of t.u oven, and tho man can only stay
10 minutes at a time. Nearly all tbe
windows in the buildings are closed, to
save tbe heat. At8 o'clock they have
breakfast, and look "more like men who
have been in a shipwreck than men who
are ready to return to some hours more
hard labor."
"Last summer tbe men droppsd like
dogs and were carried out by dozens.
As many as 02 men have been
laid out in a day. Sometimes a man is
killed, but it does not get into the newspapers unless there ia some slip in tbe
discipline of the company.
Many of
the men who are prostrated by tbe
heat die, bat there, are more to take
tbeir places, and the fate oi tbeir predecessors ia not known to the uewoom?ra. Even when men are killed and
newspaper men learn oi it, they are not
allowed to enter tbe buildings. One enterprising fellow got as far aa tbe third
etory before be waa headed off. There
ia a guard armed with a club for every
building, and his especial business is to
\u25a0cc that no one croaces tbe threshold
and to answer no questions etrangers
pot to him."
The trust sells beer tiokets to tbe
men, 26 for $1; bat three of these drinks
(12 cents) are only equal to what they
can bay at any saloon (carrying a pint)
for 7 cents. Bat if they are discovered
baying outside of the trait tbey are discharged. There was once a labor \u25a0organization of tbe men, but the traat
throttled that, and now a laborer in
that refinery "only knows that if he
works long enough, he may bosome an
under superintendent, at $20 a week,
and bo may be roasted to death. Tbe
chances are that he will be roasted to
. . .
death."
Last Jane, Dick Crawford brought his
12-montha-old child. safTering from infantile diarrhoea, to me. It had been
weaned at 4 months old, and being sickly
everything ran through it like water
through a sieve. I gave it tbe usual
treatment In such cases, but without
benefit. The child keptgrowing thinner,
until it weighed but little more than
when born, or, perhaps, 10 pounds. I
then started the father to giving Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Bemedy. Before one bottle of tbe 25--cent aize had been used, a marked improvement was seen, and ita continued
use cared the ohild. Its weakness and
pany constitution disappeared, and its
father and myself believe tbe child's life
wae saved by this remedy. J.T. Mariow,
M.D., Tamaroa, 111. For sale by Off &
Vaughn, Fourth & Spring atreet; 0. T.
Heinzeman, 222 North Main street,
druggists.
For a good table wine order our Sonoma
Zinfandel at 600 per gal. T.Vacbe & Co.,
Commercial and Alameda. Tel. 309.
309 8. Main street, Is where
A. A. Eokstrom,
to go looking for good wall piper at
right
jou want
Iho
price,
250 envelopes, 50c; Krm writing paper, 250
!Langstadter, 214 w. Second, Holienbocs. hotel
wall paper dealer of the city is Uckstrorp
?SS?
809 B. Main street.
Wall paper houio of the
ooast, 328 8. Sprfng.
Dr, .Parker, dentist, 129; j west
Plrat street.
THE BLACK DEATH IN
Fears
FINANCE AND TRADE.
CHINA.
That It WW Sweep Over Eastern
Asia Before It Disappears.
"Black death," that mysterious disease whir-h has been creating such havoo
among the natives at Canton, seems
destined to sweep over oastern Asia.
Hong-Kong has been attacked by this
insidious ami fatal enemy, and already
hundreds havo succumbed to It. Tho
oolony is almost shut offfrom communication, save by telegraph, with other
Asiatic port?, and every effort is being
made to cheek the spread of tho plague.
Strict quarautino regulations have been
made, and outgoing steamers on oriental
linea carry neither freight nor passengers.
But the germs of tho diseaso seom to
be in tho air, for latest news is that
deaths by tho plague have already occurred In Jupao. Tho natives aro panic
stricken.
The plague made its appearance in
Hong-Kong about May 10, when many
dead rats wero found iv tho streets.
This is tho first sign the disease makes.
Usually other animals arestrieken boforo
human beings aro affected. Tho sproad
of tho diseaso was most rapid. In a few
days llio victims claimed numbered
nearly 50 daily. It was oven moro fatal
tlicro than in Canton, fully fiO per cent
of thoso seized dying in about 48 hours.
Ono cause that led to this result was
that there had been no rainfall for a
long period, and all streams and sources
of drainago wero foul. Vigorous steps
Were taken to secure artificial flushing
of all drains, and a thorough cleansing
of tho entire city was had, but there
was no docroaso until about the 20th,
when sevoral heavy rain storms oocurrarl.
Health officers made a house to house
canva3s of tho district of tho city where
the disease seemed to center, and all
Eick persons were removed to the Hygeia,
tho hospital ship iv the harbor. Tho
dead wero taken la chnrgo by the same
officials and buried at once in a place
especially selected.
When the diseaso was at its worst,
tho deaths in the hospitals numbered
about 30 daily. Iv Bomo cases wholo
families were exterminated ia a few
days. Europeans scorn to bo almost
proof against the disease, although in
some eases their surroundings wero the
same as those of tho Chinese. An exception to this is tho death of several Portuguese in Houg-Kong.
Tho causo of tbo strange malady is a
mystery, but it is undoubtedly a filth
disease. A physician who had largo experience with the black plaguo in Pnkhoi somo years ago said in an interview
that it was duo to foul smells. The
plague's symptoms, as described already,
aro as follows: With or without premonitory warning in the shapo of chill
thcro is a sudden fever rising to 105 degrees or over. Tiiero is much headacho
and cerobral disturbance, accompaniod
by stupor. In from 13 to 24 hours a glandular swelling occurs in the neok, armpit or groin, rapidly enlarging to the
size of a fowl's egg. It is hard and exceedingly tender. With or without a
decline of tho fever tho patient sinks
deeper into a condition of coma aud
dies usually at the end of 48 hours or
sooner. Ho declared that animals were
affected first, becauso the germs wero
near the ground.
Native reports from Canton say that
tho epidomio is somewhat decreasing
thore, but many new cases aro still reported. It is said that fish are also
stricken, and fishermen in some districts have been forced to ceaso operations.?San Francisco Chroniole.
HOT DAY HINTS.
.
Bugfrestlorn For Tliose Who Become Warm
null Weary nt Tills Season,
When tired, warm and weary after a
day's outing, do not plunge tho faco in
ocld wator expecting to bo rofreshed, or
yon will bo more than disappointed.
After tho first cooling contact with tho
water the flesh will smart and burn
more uncomfortably than ever. Instead
of soothing tho overheated skin cold water aots as an irritant, whereas tepid or
hot water produces a contrary and desirable effect. After removing the dust
and cleansing the pores thoroughly a
buttermilk rub will heal, whiten and
keep the skin tissues in a healthy con
The Itny'm Business ou the New York
Stock Exchange.
New York, July 14.?Shore (peculation
dull d 11 '1 uninteresting to.lay, tbe sales ol only
ono Block?Sugar?exceeding
10.0UO share*.
The changes in the list were merely fractional,
anil tho market was leported fairly firm.
Government Donds wtre strong; slate bonds
Inactive.
QUOTATIONS.
MONEY
Ni:w York, July 11.?Money on call, easy,
at 1 par cent; lasl loan at 1 per cent: closed at
1 per oent.
Prime mercantile par.er?Ms)S per cent.
Sterling exchange?K:eady, with aclua! business in bsnkers' bills at
lor demand,
and If-l-HTyi lor 00 dayr.
Posted rim..; 1\u25a0\u25a0;.-<?\u25a0\u25a0/. 1 83.
Commercial miio fl 86*4.
Silrer cerliDcates? G4(#uoc.
San FaANCisco, July 11,?31 ght drafts on
New York, per ¥100, 10,1.
tierllng in.is oa Ljndon, baafcen' 60-day
bills, .H.BB.
London, July 14.?Conauli. 101K.
Sauk of Kngiaud discount rate, '2 per cent
stocks
and bonds.
New York, July 14.? The closing quotations
were:
U. s. 4b reg
U3» a !sTashville Chatt.. 05
do. coup
Cordage
'-!>.»
U. o. Si ret
aot,
US'..'! do pld
do coup
11BK M. J. central
10t>.'4
TJ. S. 2s rag
00 Korf. A Wst'n p!d 10
Pacific Os, '05....101 IN. American Co. BJj
Atchison
Pac
3U
Ailmui Is
147
do pfd
Alton, Tern Hio. 89 U. P. D. & Uulf... l-l-'J
dopfd
105 Northwestern
105
American fx
10:1
do pld..;
140
Bulto. Si Ohio.
71 N. Y. Central.... 86W
Can. Pac
041, N. Y.it K. Eng... B'j
Can. South'n
4!>l.s,'Outario Si Wost'u *.%
HUiOre.lmp
Central Pac
11
Cms. & Ohio ... )7'Ore.Nav
12
Chicago Si Alton 140 Ore. bhort I.lue &
Burlington
75
TJ. Northern
4U
14) J
Chi iago Gas
'// P«c Mail
Con. (las
"J i'jPeoria, 1). d; X.... 8
C.C.:;. ,t at. Lou., :it. Pittsburg
150
Col. Coal Si Iron.. 0 Puilmau Palace. .158
Cotton Oil
So}< Reading.
IV,i
Del. & HudMin
11
1.0;, Richmond Ter
Del., Lacaawiii.ii
do pfd
17
4 Western
\n> R.OrandeWestern
14^
R. <K. G. pi t
-it
42
do pfd
liV,
Distillers
M% Rock island
SBjlZ
Kaat leno
fl' St. Paul
14;ij do pld
Brie
119
do pid
37 St. Paul A Omaha Mti',4
18!)
11l
Ft. Wayne
do pld
Qt. Northern pfd. 100 Southern Pacific. 17-V
9!)'ri
Chicago Si R.tv.ru
Sugar
Illlnoiß aid
98'vi Term. Coal Si Iron mt
Hockinj Valley.. 15 lexas PaclSo
SJ»
MiuoKCentrai... 90 Toledo Si O. C. pld 00
Bt. faul Si Duluth
Union Paoiflo
'0%
Kan. Si Texas pfd 3tU(7.f.it
50
Lake Rrie<Si West, lftM Wsbash, St. Louis
do pld
6
05U it Pacific
14}j
Lake Shore
130
do pfd
Wells-Faigo tx... 10H
L'adTrnst
3»'i
Louisville Si N... 40 Western Uulon... MH
L. Si New Albany, li'/j, Wheeling 4L.8
10U
do old
Manhattan Con .115
8m
Mem. Si Chsrt'ton 5 Mluo. Si St. Louis 41'^
Mich. Cen
!':r . D. Si H. Si
9
37Jj
Miisourl Pao
Gen.
Blootrle
26?
?
Mobile Si 0hi0... Is Linseed
July 14 ?I allowing are closing
Boston,
.. -
...
.
a
quotations:
Atchison
Cent
SHlMsx.
Bell Telephone... 191
Ban Dlogo
Burlington
V,i
0
74Jsl
MININII SHARKS.
San Francisco, 'uly 14 ? The official closing
quotations for mining Blocks today were as
lollows:
Alta
23 Hale Si Nororosi. .'i'2
Belcher
7ti Mexican
SO
Best Si Belcher... 110 Mono
< ??
l.ioophlr
llodle Con
1.85
49
Bulwer
'20 Po:osl
Chollar
31 daTAga
3t>
Con. Cal. Si Va... 3.20 Sierra Nevada
.70
74 Dul'in Uon
40
Crown Point
Bureka Con
'25 Utah
04
40
Gould Si Curry... .55 Yellow Jacket
..
.
Silver Bullion.
Sam Francisco, July 14. ?Silver
02>a c perounoe.
Uexlcan
*
bars,
62©
dollars. 51'itM','.
London, July 14.?Silver bars, .025 fine,
28 Jij'd per oz.
Nkvt Yoax, July 14.?Bar silver, 02' ii per
ouuce.
Mexican dollars, 51c.
San Francisco Grain Markets.
San Francisco, July 14.?Flour quoted as
follows: Net cash prices for Family Extras,
$3 40.43.50; Bakers' Extras, $3.30,93.40; s
purtinu, $2.50@2.75 por bbl.
Wheat?Prtcea show fair steadiness, though
the volume of bu-dness is llgtii. quotable at
90(a921aC per cental for good to choico shipping and $l.oo*l «.7' 2 for millinggrades.
Barley?New crop 1» coming forward In quantity enough to give an easier tone to vaults all
round Quotations are: Feed, S2Ja@S3; ic for
new and h5@S7
for old; brewing, new, nominal.
uninteresting.
Miillng,* 1.22..
Oats-Dull and
@1.32>4: Surprise, $1.37>i®1.42;> 1; fancy feed,
$1 30(91.32}5: good to choice, #Lls(j}l,2S;
poor to lair, .*!.t»2 .(«{ .12',: black, uoininal;
red, nomiual: ray, $1.15(81.28.
,
,
,
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
July lv.?The board of trale markets were very dull today, aud September wheat
Chicago,
closed !fic lower.
September oorn closed '8o lower, oats Wo
lower, and provisions practically unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat, No, 2?
July
sfl!^
September
S7 3 4<§57; 8
December
OOfi
Oorn, No. 2?
July
42«f,
September
42 i1!i42J B
October
4.',
Oats, Mo. a?
July
.....35
.....29;^
AUtUSt
feptember
21
,
~
Mar
Cash
32J^
quotations were as follows:
Hour?Steady.
Winter patent, $2.40@2.t>0:
straights, $2.30(82.40, spring patent, $3 10@
3.00.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, s(i@s7?ic; Mo 3 spring,
No. 2 red, sU>,c.
The sun glaring on hot brick and mor- nominal;
Coin?No. 2, 41<!i@44e; No. 3, yellow, 42!ic.
tar and hot, dusty pavements is very Oats?No. 2, nominal; No. white, 40(rtllc:
No. 3 white, 38!<<838Kc
tho eyes. Bathing the oyes
lief and induce nature's doctor, "balmy
sleep,'' to woo tho weary brain and tirod
eyes in restful ropose.
The same result
is obtained by using crushed plantain
leaves in a similar manner.
Tho clammy moisturo so annoying
may be alleviated by dropping a half
teaspoonful of dissolved alum in the water or a few drops of sulphuric acid to
render it sour. Lemon jnico is also very
excellent, removing stains and discolorations as well, and frequent use, with an
occasional application of glycerin and
rosewater mixed, gives a v;lvety whiteness to the skin.?Philuflolp] \.i Times.
The interna: :< artl Donf pace.
Why should Yale col lego usud a crew
to Oxford this year or any other year?
Such international raoing as there has
been hitherto has taken placo on the
Thames. It is tho Englishmen's turn to
come to America. And they would come
fact enough if they wanted to?if, in
other words, thoy valued tho trophies to
be won on this side of the Atlantic
They do not, nor care a fig for victory
or defeat at tho hands of any American
collegians, nor know wbother Yale college is in California or tho state of New
Haven. Whioh faots ought to deter any
self respecting American collegians
from seeking the sort of recognition in
England that some Yalensians seem to
desire so ardently.
Anglomania and
honest sport aro queer bedfellows.
Chicago Times.
?
Buoklen'e Arsjioa Salve*
The best salve in the wor'J for cuts, braises,
sores, ulcers, saUrheum, foyer sores, tetter,
chapped hands, obilblalns, corns and ail skin
eruptions, and posltlvoiy cures piles or no pay
required. Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price, 25 cents
per box. For sale by 0. F, Helnzeman, 222 N.
Main street \u25a0
Xckstrom does the wall paper business of
tbe city. He has a large stock, good taste and
lowest prices. SOU B. Mala st.
Rye-No. 2,
Barley?No.
45*»470.
2, nominal;
6t,-c: dairy, iif..(i^7c.
»iutton-i",V,i..i;
Poaa?sgH'^c.
spring lamb, 7@7' 3'3.
nriad rrult.
ArPLKS-Snn drieJ, sscks, per lb,,
ovaporaled,
boxes, per lb.,
Ai'atcoTs-Faucy,
Is the Great Life Giver.
aac^-.
Jwf
per lb., 11912)4*91 pooled,
14l»l0::.
Pka<:iies?Fancy,
unpseleti, 7(99ei peeled,
144J1100.
I'iiu.sKs?(lholco, heies, per lb., 7® 9c; sacks,
sCfj7e; fancy, OOiOc.
sTtvali Fruit*.
AriLE,?Per box,
Ha.naxap?]'er biiucl.. $2,0u(!T.2.25.
f1.70M.00.
LaKons--Cured, p;r box, 5>1.75(!«2.00; jincured, 81.00191.85.
OaaMnß.?Ravels, p;r box, Ifl..")OS2.00; sefdUngt, $1.0091.85.
Nets.
Ai.monds?Paper she!!, per lb.. 15tai7c: soft
shell, llalSc; hardshell, 10311
PbaMUTs?California, raw, per lb., s(soe;
tosited, 7isßc; easieiti, raw, U(s7c; roasted, 85}
Oc.
c.
exhausted organs oi tho
body.
It is the great
vegetable vitaUzer thut
destroys the genus of
naiy
\_ tiiat uisfdio*! dltekat
which lias waited tbe
"
jWaffii
t.'AKßors? Pur 100 lb*. 50.?.
o.vioNS-Per 100 lb»., $4.00.
Vfn " ttt bi.B?Ml
Cauufloivee?Per doz.,
-There
?
.(/
(ioc.
Per doz. bunt ho«, SOc.
ORti is?Dry, per lb., sjt)c; green, sc.
Ga ri.ic? Per i h>. 3tfsle.
1. Enticx?Pot doz., 15c.
Onions?Green, pesOos. bunchcg, 20c.
Kaijisiies?l'er «frz. bunches, 20c
Pars.vii>?Per 100 Isal,, fl.
Potatoes-Pel 100 lbs.. !)tiitsl.lo.
Tlrkil's?Per 100 lbs., 73c.
Hamiy .nil Iti.i.Bl.
IIoNEv-Comb, per lb., IOJJIS'.Jc; extracted,
s:aiic.
Beeswax?Per
lb., 21@25c.
I'onltry aud X;,.,
Poultry?Per
doz., hens, $5.00@5.7.V old
roosters,s<.so.<i. i.oO: innng r.iost.rs, $4.50;
5.5 D; broilers, $3.00(94>00; turkeys,
11
\u25a013u, ducks, per doz., $0.5047.50; geese, per
head, $1.
Eugs?California ranch, 12®13 per doz.
r
a»
nr.*
y*-::;it; and
\u25a0
JrVl
three weeka.
bvHndr?dsof
middle aged
--
-
l?sv\ \w
P. O. Box 2076,
FOR SALK BY
Saturday, July 14.
I Ott et con to E W Py!c?Lot 18, Mlcheaer's
üb, Pa.edeua; $500.
r£ Wilson to 0 Ketih?Lot 17, sub Reeve trtj
$3050.
X L Clough et al to Jao Conrad Ebert?Lot 4,
Myerh' sub, Mourovla; $75.
Cordelia A Borotott to A R Brown?Lots 25
and 20, blk SO, Long Beach: $2000.
A Sproul et, ux to W U Smith?Lot 13, blk 10,
Norwalk; $100.
J A >i lllingto A \V Trultt?Lot 27, Mappa trt;
$700.
Chas J Fox et ux to C H Adams?Part of lot
9, blk Vt, .Molt trt; ifouUO.
E W Parson et ux to X N R.ce?Lots 5 and 9,
sub blk 81, Azusa; $1000.
0 J Fox et ux to CIIAdami?Lot 3 and 4, blk
21, East Los Angeles; $3000.
Congregation Buhl Brith to Joo w Herman
Synugogue property on Broadway; $37,000.
T J Harris et ux to U A Moore-Lot 10, H C
Thomiis trt; $1100.
C A Moore to T J Harris et ux?Lots 39 and
40, Plummer sub SA 1 Sec 9, TIS,R 14 W;
$1;>00.
Thus M Clsrke et ux 10 Jas S Eckhs?Lot 21,
blk 2, sub lot 8, bik 3!), H Bl «3000.
W A Brophy to Geo Easton?Brie oil placer
mining claim, San Fernando district: $10.
name to same?Hed Hills oiatni: $10.
C H Adams 10 0 J Po-?Lot7,
blk 3, Beaudry
trt: $12,500.
Jno Wilson et ux to E L Edwards-Lot 24, blk
3, Old Clapp Orchard trt: $700.
R U.-aham 10 Je»s c Uatiord?Lot 30, blk A,
Dankelberaer trt; $10.
Chas S <lliristyet ux to Frank A Weir?N 85
feel lot 18, Xl Moliuo trt, Pasadena; $1700.
E A Mill,ret ux to Mrs S A Bennett?Lot 60,
Miller & Herrlott'.i sul.tl Fl'/gcrsld trt; $1000.
Jno s Mailman to Rebecca PfelH'er?Lot 2,
blk 21, Elysiau HeilihtH Irt; «l.
J a AuJersou to H X WHhlte-Lots 2 and 3,
Peck's cubd blk 41, San Pedto; $175.
J C Wi.lmore to W H Townaeud?Lot 33,
Claiemont trt; $5.
8 X Dudley «t uv to Geo Mason?Lot 137,
Connor's subd Johattasen trt; $10.
WmG'.Ueetux to A X Muusey?Lot 2, Whittakcr, Kichatdson & Ernst's subd Griffin trt;
$500.
Thos E Beattr et ux to N B Norfolk?Lot 14,
blk '-'!>, Electric Ry Home A«soclattoii trt; $400.
B li Lehman et con?lot 50x111.0 ieet In
blk 42. West Glendale: $150.
Jon Peischi 10 M VV Bynum-Lot 3, bik 10.
Uiinkton trt; $(100.
M GBben et v m to J A E.dridge-Lot 20, bik
5, WLUaiusuu trt: $1700.
JH Bo d< «t ox to Emma J Lattln?E 40 feet
01 lot 4, and VV 10 leet ol lot 5, bik 2, Plater's
sub, Measlck trt; $1.
John H Nevtn et ux to A J Kail?Lot 11, blk
1, Wolfskin Orchard trt; $275.
B E Windc 10 Mary C Forrester?Lot 5, blk D,
Maln-streel trt; $10.
E F Huudcr*ou et ux to Robert C Smith?Lot
4, blk B, Mor.lll trt; $3000.
C E Berry to heirs of Jeßse Ross?W 5 acres
of the li l-j of lot 34, Northeast Pomona trt:
-
.
81.
Los Angeles Terminal ffy
Loa Angeles depots: East end First at. and
Downey aye. bridges.
Leave Los Angeles for Leave Pasadena
i'asadena.
Lso Angeles.
?
li:3r>
t? 7:10 a.m
8:00 a.m
? !> 00 a m
?10:30 a.m
p.m
?12:25
? 1:40 p.m
? 3:00 p.m
? 4:00
p ra
? s:2ti p.m
? 0 20 p.m
tl2:lsam
1 9:30 p.m
110:15 p.m
avenue leaving time 7 minutes later.
Leave Los Angeles for Leave Altadena June
Altadena Junction.
tion for Los Angeles.
Downey
?
mOOfcrn
110:30 a.m
?
?
?10;10a.m
$1.22.
Sugar?Cut
1 af, $5 43; grauulated, $4.62;
slaudard A, $4.49.
Ou the produce exchange todsv the butter
market was steady; cresmtry, 12@16o; dilry,
U@ls.
Eggs -Steady, 9@loc.
OTIUiK URAIN MARKIT3.
San Franckco, July 14.?Wheat, firmer; December, $1 OUy,; new eeller, 97>-$e
Barley-Very dull; December, 92}<c
Corn?sl.4s.
Bran?s 17.00 per ton.
Livaarooi., July 14.?Wheat; No, 1 Califor4s
nia,
red western winter, 4s
~ -1; red llc(rsss;
western spring. 4s lldfgos. Market
1
quiet bin steady; demand moderate; holders
offer moderatelrCorn?Firm, demand moderate; new miexd
spot, 4s.
Barley-California brewing, 23s Od@2ss Od.
F.our?Spring patent, 5s 9d.
Petroleum
N.iv '.'offr,
14 -~l\itro"eum, steady;
Po iv y v.iuia iVI *n
niriie: Autrust option
sale, .lone; ul >*ed ~t »- b.J.
Lima oil sates,
?
LOS ANGELES LOCAL MAKETS.
& CO.
X *ROBT.N.L.MainGARRETT
Los Angeles,
St.,
330
X
\u26 6 fU.NEKAL DIKECIOBS AND KIBAUUKS, \u2666
Large and well X
S First class equipment
Reasonable
lair
2 selected stock.
una
prices. Careful and siiillful treatment,
b>
X
attention given to ouibalmlug
X end shipping oodles lo distant parts of
X the country. AWi'ightialls promptly
attended to.
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HARD WOODB,
0:55 a.m
5:15 p.m
8:00 s.m
Saturday
Saturday
Sunday
I:ospm
Monday
Tuesday
1:05 p.iu
l:Csp.m
Wednesday
.Thursday
1:05 p.m
Friday..
1:05 p.m l
'Daily. fDally except Suudays.
only.
4v\f
8:00 p.m
12:25 p.m
12:75 p.m
12:25 p.m
18:25 p.m
12:25 p.m
Honoluln
.
an(lre "
The'volcano
usually
I I
.
'
'''
(NEW)
St.,
English railway and tha discomfort of crossfug the channel In a small bout.
La Bretagne. Jon ; 10.
La Touraine, Juue 23.
I.a Rourgogne, juue 30.
La N ormaadie, July 7,
La Champagne, Ju y 14.
La Tonralne. July 21.
New York to Aloxaudria, Egypt, via Paris,
flrst-clats $100, second-clus $1IS.
For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. 3 BowlingGreen, New York.
J. F. FUGAZI & CO., agents, 5 Montgomery
aye., San Francisco. Branch otliee, 10 Montgomery st. Tickets for sale by all railroad and
steamship offioos.
|
Railway
i 1t
COOKTTOURS
111
li,rorn,.»^«
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*10:10r,in
..Chino
Monrovia
8:15 p.m
4:sHp.m|
7:55 a.m j
00:20 a. m ]
Monrovia
: I t p. m
Menrnria
Monrovia
7:30 a in
Santa Baihau
2:00 p.m
Santa Barbara....
,Saniu
A9:02 a.ll,
A iv .Sr'Arrahrlii
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4 52pm'
Tuatin
.
Ai»:4o«.m!
4:15p.m
.
9:08 a.m
A4:olp.m
B:43a.in
Wttiltler
A1:45
p.pi
s7:lsp.tn
eToOp.ru
12:i2p.m !
53:55 p.m
4:25 p.m t
85:05 |.in !
As.2 Up.in
tO 12 p.m
....
and
:
';
.
.
<(North
;1
Silo a.m '\u25a0
li:.iln.m
4:15 p.m
S:ooa.m \
B:sa l.m |
...
»7:20p.m
810:35p.m
8:55 am
4:25 p.m
12:12 p. in
4:25 p.m
[
'1
so:l2p.m
Beach Stat'iO
I'ark.. i as:soa.in
from I
1 River station (Sin
\ Fernunoo st.i only-J
sSundajs ouiy. AKundays excepted. BSaturdays only.
CATALINAISLAND.
Southern PaciOc Company s trains connect
at 8 in Pedro with Wilmington Transportation
Company's
.Chatsworth
fI Trains
start
Hue
>
Arcad Depot.
8:30 a-m
5 :00 p.m
12:50 pm
12:50 p.m
12:50 p.m
12 :.-.<) p.m
12.50 p.m
o:2ft a.m
5:00 p.m
Sunday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday.Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Arrive.
7:15 pm
. I.
11:55 s.m
11:54 a.m
11:54a.m
I ;54 a.m
11:54 a.m
11;54u.m
Allot the seaside and local inteiior trains
of First and Alameda streets.
Tne trains arriving from Santa Monica at 8
a.m. and 5:27 p.m. atop only at The Palms and
University, between Santa Monica and Arcade
stop at the new station, cor.
SON,
Los Ahgej E3, June 9, 1893.
?'"or over dTe years 1 bare
nervoU) stele headache aad
liver complaint I didn't seem 10 find any boi»
from the m my doctor* and ined.Rine* that I
ined unt 1 I tried Dr. Won* Hioa, C 39 Upper
truly,
Main slreet. ?am now wel'. Your*
MISS M. 0. BROCK,
43 Einton eva., Los Auge:e i Cal.
lo
.
...
..
.
t <t:t)sa.m
a.m
tl 1:00 p.m
>
Rtversideaud..".o:ls
am
{ San Bernardino...> * 3:55 p.m
(
) *7:00p.m
via Orange
** 4:40
7:00a.m (Kedlsnds, Mentonoi, * «:50r m
* 9:00a.m I ....and Highland. .. I t l:3op'm
vfa
}* 0:30p.m
p.m <
Pasadena
* 4:0 i)p,m
[
J
*t 5:15
0:05 a.m \u25a0 Redlauds,
Mentonei *10:lfla.m
fll:0Oa.m
?4:10p.m
3:55 p.m
via.S
{and Highland
(Orange & Riverside) *7:005.m
*
9:00 a.m f
!
... [
1
"
7:35 a m
**S:43a.m
Pasadena..
?1:30p.m
a.m
I and
Jp.n
4:0
I
\u25a0 *I 1:30 a.m
Intermediate....
Stations
I * 4:16 p.m
t' 0:30 pm
..Azusa,
....
I
~
7:05a.m
** 7:00
a.m
(10:50 a. m
Pasadena
Pasadena
Pasadena
Santa An?
Santa Ana
SantaAns
SantaAns
Santa Monica
Santa Monica
Santa Monica
* 5:15
0:05 a.m
8:15 a.m
p.m
(
*( 1 50 p.m
4:40 p.m
** 7:52
a.m
?1015 a.m
4 :45 p.m
*?10:00
a.a
Redondo
.
c LOWT MANHOOD
Ea3ily, Quickly and Permanently Restored,
Celebrated JSnqlibb Ukmebt
?
It is sold on a positive
J
1
trationpr any disorder
of
of the geoita l
caused
either
sex. w
aTmft
Twlal
£ u«e of
by excessm
V.
After*
t" tiacco. Alcohol or Opiam, or on accoool
t \outhful indincrotion or over induigence
Wakefulness, Headiiche.
.uipp. Convulsions,
Softening of the Brain, Weak
'~ tiifllDepresßiiin,
Memory,
Hearing Down Pains, Seminal Weakness,
iyttteria. Nocturnal Kmissions, tSpermatorrhosa,
.'.?'SB of Hownr and Impotency. which if neglected,
miiy Jesd to preraatnreold ago an** insanity.
Positively g>,uranteed. Price. $: .00 a box: 6bona
.irjo 00. Sen. tjv mail on receipt of price. A written
(piarantee furnished irita every $5.00 order received*
to refund 4Kc nmney it a permanent cure is SOS
?
'ffected
For sale by GEO. H. FREEMAN CO., 102 N.
Bpring street
Q DR. JORDAN & CCS
Sc» GREAT MUSEUM OF ANATOMI
jj
1051 Market St., San Franctaoo
asa \i\ : ] 6thnowand 7th you
r
° tnadc and
' "how to''avoid stcknetti
mv
if jlr|>
$
(
(Between
ir
a;HI
Sts.)
Ol<derfnlly
ar>:
\u25a>0 'VjL II/
discaHe. Museum enlarged with
tliousaiala of new objects. Admis-
2ii cts.
* ** eion
Private
Office?same
Bulldtnff
1051 Market Street?Diseases
of men:
stricture, loss of manhood, diseases of tbe skin
aud kidneys quickly cured without tbe use ot mercury. Treatment personally er by lotter. Send
ior book.
When visiting the mldwinte fair, be sure
and Bee Jordan's museum.
Kerekhoff-Cuzner
MILL AND LUMBER COMPANY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Main Office, Los Angeles.
Wholesale Yard at San Pedro.
Branch Yards: Pomona, Paadeua, Lamanda.
Azusa, Burbsnk. Planing Mills: Los Angelea
and Pomona. Cargoes furnished to order.
(blood p^son?
in 20 to 60 days by a lVtajrlc Remedy,
QHicured
under guarantee, backed by fcoo.ooo capital.
m Positive proofh and 100 page book, illustratRE ed from life from people cured, free by mail.
When Hot Uprings and mercury fall, our
R
\u25a0 Magic Remedy will cure.
EDY CO., CHICAGO, ILL.
t 8:50 a m
* 1:15 p.m
* 7:00p.m
a.m
** 9:45
3:50 p.m
p.m
** 6:34
8:29 a.m
? 3:50 pm
1
S. B. Corona, July si, 15, 24;
August 28. 3. Eurek., July 2, 11, 20,
29: August 7,
LEAVK PORT I,os A.SOH.I s AMD BEDOHDO.
For?
B. a Bants Rosa, July 7,15,
24; August 2.
San Diego
3. S. Mexico. July 1, 10,19,
26; Angust 6.
For?
B. S. Santa Roia, July 9, 17,
2ft; Augusta.
San Fraaclsco.....
S, S. Mexico, Jaly 3, 12, 21,
Port Harford.
30: August 8.
Santa Barbara,
For?
East Sac Pedro...
San Pedro and
way ports
~
?
(11:59 a.m
( 1:30 p.m
jpACIFIO COAST STKAMSHIP CO.
Diego.
0
to cure any @J aY wl
Runrantee nervoua
proe-
i irra of
6:30 p.m
J *? 9:00 a.m
H -dondo
?14:45 p.m
t 9:00 a.m lan Jacinto vviaPasadena ( 1:30 p.m
(ll:00a.a San Jacinto
Orange
( 9:00 a.m Temecala via Pasadena ( 1:30 p.m
(11:00 a.m ..Teme ula via Orange
| 6:15 p.m Esoyndlde v Coast Line ( 1:15 p.m
Trains via Pasadena line arrive at Dewney
avenue stetlen 7 mlnutss earlier and leave 7
minutes later.
?Dally. (Dally except Sunday. /Sundays onfy
K. W. McOKE, City Pass. & T. Agt.
129 N. sprint st., Los Angeles, and La Grande
Station.
ban
thk t*ußiai»j:
1r \u25a0 11 tronbiea with
depot.
:
thk ?ÜBi,ic:
piiej
'
steamers.
Leave.
Los An(,ielkb,Cal,, June 17, 1899.
1 liato beeu auffrniig witfc
und kivliivy tioub c for ofer flTe rears,
r.nd hhve tried several remedies, bnt ail fsltra
to re icvfi m». A \u25a0 \u25a0?..t timu gluce I tried at,
ndneHim,o3o Upooc Matn street, and Iant
i.ow well and sir ilif, and con'lder blm a first*
ii'.a>s doctor. Yours truiy.
*/. ii. HILLYEB,
S3Q b. X ii st, Los Angeles, Cal«
To
B:L3ain!
Whitller
4:52p.m|
aB:3Ja.m!
San Pedro
I BVu .iilitacj
9:25 v.ia Long
Baa Pedro
12:50 p.mjSan Pedro A Long B'ch
5:00 p.mil.onjK'cn & an Pedro
\u25a09:20 a. m 1 Santa Moiilaa
Santa *>oulca
ol3oa.tn
10:30*.in
Souut Monica
sl:oop.m
Santa Monica
l:10p.m
.Santa Monica
5:15 p.m
Santa atoiilc-i
\u25a05:30 p.m
Bantu Mailca
(>: :.') p.:.-.
fanta Moulca
nil: 15 p.r.i
Sanla Monica
Santa Monica
10:30 a. m
Soldiers' Home ...
«flf* p.m
.Soldiers' Home
9:30 a. m r.. Port Los Angeles, i
10;;)'>a.m
HIM
DR, WONG
HERB DOCTOR
i
1:18 t.m j
Upper Main Street, Loa Augeleau
8:45 p m c:J9
s:lsp.ttf
,
SALE.
?OTP mi
<
.'
a 850 a.in
Is
Blaoksmi bs' Coal, Tools, Eto.
-
p.m[
TiOOp.at
?
Goodsl I, Perkins & Co., General Agents, Ban
Francisco.
unNorthern routes embrace lines for Portland.
active now, Ore., Victoria, B. C, aad Puget Sound, Alaska
atld hundreds visit it and all coast points.
Ri
i''*tß'~wft
i?Wr**
every weeli. Now Is
UtZx* IT
gtM^s4j>WV-tne time to to to tbat
SOUTHERN ROUTES.
country.
?
wonderful
Kong via Hono.ulu
Hong
TIMITABLI FOR JOLY, 1894.
Yokohama and
and China lines.
m
I.r.AVE SAN FRANCISCO.
Cape Town, 8. Afrloa, via Sydney tor $145!
Round-the-world. Ist class, $«10: 2d class,
For?
i
$350 from San Francisco.
?
Mexico. July 8, 17, 26;
'S. 8.August
Apolv to HUGH B. BICE, agent Ooesnlc 3. B. Port Harford
4,
38
Santa Barbara....!
Co.. 184 W. Second st? Los Aateles.
Redondo
Port Lot Angeles. :S. S. Santa Rosa, July S, 13,
Newport
22,31; August 9.
Redondo
IRON, ST E E L,
~
4;3t
Chino
.Chino
am
* 5:15 p.m...Chicago Limited
* 9:00
a.m
Overland Express
* 0:30 p.m
* 7:00sa.m
*S
..Hau DtecoCcastLlnc.. * 1:1ft p.m
4:40 p.m. ..San Diego Coast Line.. * 7:00 p.m
00 s.m
a.m f
1| * 9fl:soi.m
** 07:00
* 00a.m Ii ...SanviaBernardino...
*t 1:30 p.m
Pasadena
4:00 p.m
I
* 5:15
* 0:30 p.m
p.m i.
J
* 7:00a.m
ufverside via.... i t.1:30p.m
** 9:00o.m i San
Bernardino. ..fa ? ti:3op.m
Grain aad Mill Staffs.
Ba*l«y?Per Dental, $1.40,
Winter Time Card No. 11.
Conn?Par uaocai. $1,10.
IN EFFECT 5 A.M. MONDAY, SEPT. 25, 1893
Wiir.it-per oentafi, $1.15.
Angeles Depot, earner Grand avenu*
Los
AND
NAILS,
HORSE SHOES
and Jefferson street.
Flour-Loosl excra family, per lib., ?4.00:
northern and eastern, $1.15.
Take Ors iiJ aye. cable cars or Main street and
Agricultural Part borse cars.
MillFnan-«r*u, per ten, $21; shorts, $23;
leave
Trains leave
mixed feed (corn aad barley), per ewt., $1.10;
Traini
H; 1 WIQMORE,
J
Redondo
cracked corn, $1.20; feed moil, $1.10; rol.oi
Los Angeles
Angelee.
for
Los
barley, $1,30.
lor
Redondo.
Angeles
117, 119 uud 1 1 smth Los
Street
DAILY.
D.U.V.
Dairy Products.
7:45 a.m.
9:15 a.m.
Botter?Fancy California creamery, per roll
11:00 a.m.
p.m.
1:35
lbs.). i't'vVS.,.-; fanfv dairy, per roll
3-Ao p.m.
[
5:10 p.m.
lbs.), 3»Q87"»o; cnolcc 30@33}ic.
Running tlmo between Los Angeles and Re*
OnKKsa?Oaltforaia, nail c earn, per lb., low BY Tilt 1. I "tt v 'HE, In Colegrove, Caminutes.
Beach,
dondo
50
lie; do full oream, 14u; Voting America, 15c; huenga va '\u25a0 v, tt »it t .übnrbpf Los abioCity ticket oßce at A. B. Qreenwald's Cigar
email (3-lb. bead), a tie; WftHt'Mi. full cream. 15 (m, on tbe U A. & ¥ Xplace like It for Store, corner First and Spring streets.
\u25a0 NoTne
<o-10c; domestic Swiss, oih, h-v Oo: new, 15® a home. Lota..nub >v iful.
best of soil,
GEO. J. AINSWORH, Pr»Bl«lent.
ioc; imported Bw's*. kK&B.".
imburger, dofrostiesa Go and
R. 11. THOMPSON, Vice-President.
water, climate, seen, .y
mestic, 14@15c; imporlcu. IS n.;.':hr.see foryoUDself; 11 short drive out. or take tho
J. N. BUTTON,Bn-pt, Kedundo Beach.
--|"|..»1«1i,.i..
Cahueuga dummy railroad. For iurther lntor*
\u25a0nation apply to c. COL , 232 N. Main street,
Hams?Res, local i molted, pc lr. ! sc; Corn
I.os Angeles, or ts SEWARD COLE at Colej3'.-iu;
Bimeic",
-,
12c; Wilt 1 .> c.
cob,
11-19 tf
grove.
Bacon-Bbs, b-.li se tjalf.st, loo; lieft10c;
ance
other trader. DSMtHO.
Special parlies to Europe, leaving May 2d
Dried Beck?Bet., put .8., 14,"c; inside,
and 20th, June 13th. 27th, 30th. Inde181*0.
pendent tickets at lowest rates. Bend for proDry Bali Pork? JJ I lit, clear, per lb., Bi-ie;
*<'tr.U<lrrM.<-«l nt.mnr4 on- grammes, etc.. 'o
BM?l!^KhS'' l S ;uln
short clear, 3Uc
l.'r valuable
THOS. COOK &
Pia PORS-Half bbl., ssi J ..iO.
Larp?Tierces.
Ivory couirc.Kitid, per lb., 7c:
081 Market st.. Palace Hotel.
Rex, pure ie if, Be.
4-6 3m
Ban FrsnciwW, Oil
At D FOR
,
t 8,00 a-m
t 7:?5 a.m
? 0:55 a.m
1 7:50 a.m
? 1 :t'6 p.m
?11:205.m
t 5:15 p.ra
»!'0 p.m
J 0:00 p.m
t 7:00 r.m
Between East Ban Pedro and Long Beach 10
minutes.
AND ECHO MOUNTAIN.
rTTbio CANTON Angeles
Los
st 0 a. m., 1:40 aud
Trains leave
4 p. m. dally, and !> a. m., 10:30 a. in., 1:10 p.
in. and 4 p. m. Sundays.
Fine pavilion and hotel.
CATALINA ISLAND.
Los Angeles Terminal trains connect at San
Pedro with the flnesteamer Falcon.
Leave.
Arrive.
First st. depot.
Comiugnie Generale TraQsatiaittique
FB.KNOH LINE TO HAVRE.
NO. *2, NORTH
PIISR
X COMPAN\"9
New York.
Kiver, foot of Morton
travel by
J Travelers by this ilue avoid both
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Fe Route.)
k5 *iO. (Santa
IN EFFECT FED. 11. 1894.
Trains leave aad are due to arrive at Los Angrins (La Grando station), First et. and Santa
Fe aye.
Arrive
Leave
Los ANtii:i.ES
DeVAN & RUTLEDGE,
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7:00 p.m
t 7:26 c.m
t 6:40a.m
1 9:l2am
1 8:20a.m
l:ao P m
}
p.m
J? 18:35
? 0:13 p.m
5:25 p.m
Angeles
for Leave Bast San Pedro
Leave Los
Long Beach and East
tor
Ban Pedro.
Los Angeles.
OCEANIC i I CO.
We receive continuously over special wtre to
our office the Chicago grain and provision
markets. New York stock markets, Van l-r.nciscograin msrkets. Orders executedsinstautly,
aflordlng speculators the best of opportunities.
Margin accounts ou boit ter.vs to be had. Our
bcok of statietic* mailed on application.
I Chino
stroe',
of women, men
md children. The doctor claims that lie hat
rem'dies that are superior t<s all others ass
ipecillc for troubles of women and men. 'A
tilal alone will convince tbe aioc that Dr.
vYong Iflm'a remedies ar<. mole efficacious than
-ait be prescrib' dT Dr. Wong Him Is a Chinese
physician cf promin'-nce aud a gentleman ol
responsibility. * da reputation li more than
needing his
iveii ctabllahe't. and tiil
'crvicesoan rely ou his r-klll and ability. A
cure is guaranteed in every case In which a rattovery ia possible. Herb mejlctnes for sale.
treat by medicines ail diseases
1:40 p.ei
4:00 p.m
All trains start lrom First st. depot.
Leave Lus Angeles Ml Leavo Glendale for Los
Angeles.
G.endsle.
?
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS
12'A}4 W. SBCondst., Bnrdick Blk.
Telephoue 157.
Angelee
w;;os>-
4:;>*p.m
Local and through tickets sold, bargage
cheesed, Pullman sleeping car reservations
made and general information given upoo application to J. M. ORA«LE V, Assistant Passenger Agent, 141 8. Spring St., cor. Second.
CHARLES BhVLER, agent al depots.
RICHARD ORE t. General Traffic Manager.
T. H. GOODMAN, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
118:00 m.
? 2:40 p.m
? 6:00 p.m
Mount Lowe R'y.
Grain and Stock Brokers,
...sau laraardlad
as:;sp.mj
t 8:05 a.m.
»:of> a.m
*?10:35
a.m
*12:30p.m
? 145 p.m
? 3:05 p.m
? 4:05 p.m
? 5:2S p. m
7:05 p.m
*
* 8:05 p.m
fll:Hop.m
HIM, who has practical medf.
DR.elc«WONG
in Lo<
for IB years, and
office Is at 039 Upper Main
will
4lotloa.li
4 6S p.ra !
70<>pm jean
ean r.ernardtuo.... si*;2l a ni
I«:3oa.ra ?Sau Bernardino
tto:lo..ru I
10 30 a m
Ban Ucrnar -mo
4:58 p. m
* 7:l* a m
,
a.in
tor
7:30 a.vi
1:48 p.lu
7:30 a.m
1:48 p.in
7:3o n.ui
7:00 p.m
7:00 p.m
7:00 p.m
s9 21a.m
*10:10a.m
4:55 pm
7:00 p.m
p»:21 a in
(riverside
1-lOp.is
A4:osp.m
C H. Hence, Agt, 177-170 N. Spring it.
J X McComss et ux to same?Land
as last
above; $5.
Heirs of Amelia Pierce to John Way?Land
as above; $5.
tSuudays
C SSprcchor to Thos G Brißton?Lot 41, Finney Hotel trt: $1.
p.
States
meet
the
8
a.
m.
and
12:25
m.
trains
comuany
Development
Arno'd
to Oeo LArnold-Biks4, subdlvsoc 20, T 6 N, L 12 W ; at Pasadena for If. Wilson on new trail.
Passenter' leaving Los Angeles on the 8 a.
$100.
return same dcv.
Geo L Arnold et ux to L G Parker?Land as m. train lor Mt. Wilson nan and
pirn I,; parties.
Sp«ctßl rates to excursion
above; $400.
Depots
end
of
First
st.
and Downey aye.
east
Campbel
Kate,
65,
Geo W
to
his wife?Lot
bridge*.
Workman di Hollenbeck trt; gift.
City ticket office at A. B. Green wald's cigar
G A uortelyou el ux to 8 R MoCreery?Lot 14,
store, corner First and Spring sts.
blk 4, City Center trt; $10.
General offices: First st. depot.
ft E-yen to Wra F Nordholt?Lot 13, Reyes
T. B. BURNETT, General Manager.
Vineyard Irt; $500.
W. WINCUP, Gen. Passenger Ag't.
N p Campbell to same?Land as last above;
$5.
Reyes?Lot
7, trt as
Wm F Nordholt to R
above; $500.
SUMMARY.
TIME TABLE BEE LOB ANOELBB TERM47 FOR
«
Deeds..
?
5-20 tt
INALRAILWAY CO.
Nominal
17
9) 82,709.00
Total
\u25a0
B:3oa.ra
10::in a.m
4 30 p m
8:30 a.m
Man Francinro, Cat
to
It*dniuds
Co t>n
Colton
Oolten
Colloi
Riverside
Dlveralde
Rlveralde
4:30p.m
DAVOL MEDICINE CO.
.v Sacratn
Redlauds
Redlauds
.Redlauas
8:30 a.m
10:30 a. in
4:30 p.m
"
cures I.o»t. 5! ank\
hood, Toss of Brain Power. Conf V )
svimiition of the Bruin parents),
fileeplewncsß, Lack of Power, dli,
J
zinesi Pains in tlm Back, Nervous
A Utf&Mßr
Proatrannn,
Nervous IMiiiry. &Mk4W>
Varicocele,Constipation and will W*WW*r
Btirely bring back the lost power
cJ*J i "
cf ir.au.
Prostatitis earrlos off our
young ana mi'ldle-i'.gcd me}i.
Wnfi
Enlai'ired prostata gland Deed I
quieting yet powerful remosdfsS****. adial
agent.
Mich is (M'PIDENE. Uso CUPIDENKand
av,,ifl 11 dmi-v-rous operation.
ihj
Guarantee iv writing gireu
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ano WOhey returned if per
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\ Al manent curs is not effected »
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Guarantee bent
/ (fP six boxes.
mail orders just the
f / with
the same. ftl.OO a box, tt
by ma:.. fi.OOO Testimo:\nxo« for
nials. Send for J rec clrcularsund testimonials.
Address all mail orders to
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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8:30 a.m
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''''?i^"/Vl\
.
19-30 a.m
I..).?!\u25a0.iv.
linpoteuey, sterility, mental
inrapaeltieH are qukkly cured
i
j Fran
-ho
7:4 5 pin
l'ortlaud. Ore
8:30 a.m... EiPaso and Hast ...
Dealing aud Eaat ..
8:30 a.m
Kr3oß.m
Banning
willgive you back your life.
You will be as powerfully struug after Us use as
you aro now pr.riently weak.
Are you iv a premature coi( i'iim;\f, will;
&L
aniont
stop this \u25a0waste lv a fortnight cr
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i,
7:4sp,m|san Fr.u .v. rtacrr.nr'to
2:00 p. nr Ogden ,t Eat', 2d class
7:4.">|'.in Ogden ,v Itaat, latclaaa
fITH)K\K
<
Celery?
2 00 p
mcffiyhoia jforve fore
are declining, who snflerrirom
dreams find these ills whiett follows frgm excesses and over iuduhjc-neeti fil early life.
V/Ag.tnblnit.
BEiNS-PerlOO lbs., Mack-eyed. $2.00(0)2.25;
pink, $2.25; Luns, M 5098.00; navy, $.'.253
8.50; small white, $2.<i0(!!)2.75.
BaSjTl? Per 100 ocr lbs., 00c.
CAniiAGX?rer 100 lbs., 50(r$"5c
IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIMS.'.
JUNE 24, leOl.
Trains leave aud are dv» lo arriTe at
LOi «Nlll£l,eS lAUADIt DEPOT',
Fifth street, dally aa lullowt:
L°ave for
Arrive.
Destination.
/v^.>?
No. 3. nominal; No.
no sale..'.
Flax seed?No. 1. $1.31.
Tia.»thy-$4.9c@5.00.
Mess pork?Per bbl.. *12.52>,'@12.59.
Lard?Per 100 lbs., St>.77!jj'a6 SO.
Short ribs-'ldes, loose, $6.05(9U.67>^.
Ehoolders?Dry salted, Boxed, $ti.ooasS.l2Ji.
Short clear sides?Boxed, *ti.S7! a ®7.oo.
Whisky?Distillers' finished goods, per gal.
none.
CU PI DENE Sontbero Pacific Compaoy
FrftßD Itl.ats.
Wholesale bmchtra' prices f whole car.
cases:
HnEF?First finality. 5£5JaC; do,, light, 4';,®
4»ie: third, 4's)4
Veil? Uaure ifn.vy, i\\,@b)i<:; do., light, 5@
.
dition.
hard on
in
tepid rainwater and opsom salts or diluted oxtract of witch hazel will allay
inflammation and rest them wonderfully. A linen cloth moistened* in either
of tßese lotions and laid upon the eyes
while taking a short siesta will give re-
.
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LEAVE SAM PBCKO AND BAST BAH PEDRO.
S. 8. liureks, July 5, 14, 23;
August 1.
3. 8. corona. July 9, 18, 27;
I Augnst 5.
Cars to oonuect with steamers via san Pedro
leave S. P. R. R. (Arcade) depot at 5 p. in., and
Term ual R. R. depot it 5:15 p m.
tiers to connect via Redondo leave Santa Fe
depi t at 10 a.m., or from Kedendo Railway
depot at 9 a.m.
ttars to connect via Port Los Angeles leave
S, P, R. R. depot at 1:10 p.m. lor steamers
noit bouud.
I nils of Kramers' cabins at agent's office,
where berths may bo secured.
'1 he company reserves the right to change
llicKramers or their days of sailing.
#m«J~Foi passage or freight as above or for
tickets lo and from all Important points In
Europe, apply to
W. PARRIB, Agent.
Office No. 121 W. Second et., Los Angeles.
J. M. Griffith, Pres't John T, Qrlffltb, V.-Pres.
F. T. Griffith, Becretary and Treasurer.
E. L. Chandler, Superintendent.
San Francisco
aad
way ports
J. M. GRIFFITH COMPANY,
LUMBER DEALERS
And Manafaeturersof
DOORS, WINDOWS. BLINDS AND STAIRS
Mill work of every description.
?
1-B U
»£4 N. Alameda st* Lp« Angeles.
Notice of Hearing ofPetition for tha
Vacation of Certain Streets in tho
Haclay Ranche, Ex-Mission of Sao
Fernando.
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
petition of H, L. Macnetl et al., for th,
NOTICE
vacation of those portions of Pierce avenue.
Buchanan avenue, Tejunga avenue, Lincoln
avenue. Grant avenue, Hayes avenue, Garfield
avenue, Twenty-first street, Twenty-second
street, Twenty-third street, Twenty-fourth,
slreet, Twenty-fifth street and Twenty-sixth,
street, bounded by the north line of seotiona
27 and 28, township 2 north, range 15 west, 8.
B. M., has been tiled with the heard of super*
visors of Los Angefes county, and the hearing:
of ihe same has been fixed by said board for
July 26th, 1894, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
By order of the board of supervisors of Log
Angeles county, passed July 10th, 1894.
T. H. WARD.
County clerk and ex-offlcio clerk of the board
of supervisors.
By C. W. BELL,
Deputy.
7-12 15t
Notice for Publication of Timiji
Proving: Will, Etc.
toi
THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATS OF CAJja
of Los Angeles?ss.
INInifornia,
the matter of the estate of John Maskell,
county
deceased,
Notice is hereby given that Tuesday, th,
17th day of July. 1894, at 10 o'clock a. m. of
said day, at the court room of this court, De*
p.rtmeut No. 2 thereof, in the city of Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, and state of Cal.
ifornia, has been appdinted as the time and.
lava for hearing tha application of Ellen
nakell, praying that
a doenmeat new
on file In this court, purporting to be the last
will and testament of the said deceased, hi
admitted to probate, and that letters testa
mentary be ltsued thereon to your peulloaep
at which time and place all persons interested
thereiu may appear and contest the same.
Dated July 2, 1894.
T.6. WA»D, County Clerk,
By C. W. Bi-aks, Deputy.
Wellborn A Hutton, at.orneys for petitioner.
7-3 15t
a
Notice to Creditors.
THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Antonio F. Coronel, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersignod,
executrix of the last will aud testament uf
Antonio F. Coronel, deceased, to the credilors
oi, and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers within ten months after the
first publication of thiß notice, to the said
executrix, at the office of Lee & Scott, room
103, Phillips block. No. 1, in the city of Los
Angeles county of Los Angeles, state of California, said office being the place for the
transaction of the business of said estate.
Dated this 11th day of July, A. D. 1894.
MARIANA W DE CORONEL,
Executrix of the last will and testament of
7-11-lmo
Antonio F. Coronel,
IN
Stockholders''
*tiug.
IS HEREBY GIVEN THATA SPECiaI meeting of the stockholders uf the Be*
curity Savings Bank and Trust Company will
be held at the office of said company. No. 148
B. Main at., in the city of Los Angela's, state ol
California, on the 20lh day of July, 1894, at
2 o'clock p. in.
T. W. PHELPS, Secretary..
July 10, 1894.
7-10 111
NOTICE