WarDepartment Signal Service,U.S. Army.

benefit of Commerce aud Agriculture. Re-port ofobservations taken at fcua AugelesCalifornia.May 10, lase:

Maximum Thermometer. 7s 0,Minimum Thermometer. IM0

Weather Indications.HAN J"HATUIS<O, Stay IU. VWIf. M I ii-ll

eatloui for the succeeding thirtytwo bonisfor Cslifornia are as follows: Coutiuuedfair weather.

Dots.Lhjuld Bread cures dyspepsls.Tauslll's Punch Cigars at P. O- Cigar Hlore.QotOatr. Baldwin, dentist, Wlduey Block.Homo new rooms now ready at Iron Sul-

phur Springs.The "Olblln" lathe only sell acting fire

Dr. Williams, specialist Indiseases of thehead, thrust and chest.

Try Munis Bread. X .I. Walton dt Co,, 16

fj'ito the Pony Htable, 14 N, Matu street,for a stylish turnout cheap.

OhlradelU's soluble cocoa Is fresherstronger aud superior to any Imported.

The pigeon shoot at Agricultural Psrk onnextThursday willhe a sou are deal and nohippodrome.

Tho best phyalclans of the country pre-scribe Uqttld Mread. ft. J. Walton ACo.,Hi lt«'|uena street, agents.

The class of work we execute lv wallpa-per decorations oauuot be excelled, Ra-phael At Hclilefdnger, M N. Msiu street.

Protect your homes withthe OibllnSelf-Acting Fire Kitinguilher. Hesserer dt Kran-vlSCO,general State ngent*, office;MN. Spring.

If yon wish to feel strong and vigorousdrink It-avidNicholson's Mould Bread E.J. Walton Co., IiKoiuena ntreet, agents.

We call the attention of the people of LosAiik'<les founly t-i th. itdvertiseiueut In our

cedent'.i. We have towered over all othercompetitors. Notice the signs, taste thebeer and do not forget to call for "AnheuscrBusch" only. 'Ihe one sgency Is at (to.SeNorth.Spring street.

Cigars, Cigars.Buy your cigars float Kdelman A Co , the

only exclusive wholesale cigar aud tubaecuhouse iv Southern Calllurnla. Corner oll.os Augeles and Itornincrelal streets.

Passengers Coming.

Mi m in, Cal., May 10.? Following ia.list uf the south.bound passengers pass-ing through here this evening:

,1 A UlddletM, W McKcc, Dallas,Tex: Mrs F. A lloaglcy and two Obildim; Mis A D Miller, Oakland; Mrs MIIHddy, l.os Aug- I. s; Miss Beach, SanFrancisco. Mrs IS FUutgau, Han Unbriel;Mis A F. Howl, Miss Head, S F; Mis .1Ii Stevooson, Detroit| Mrs C W Fish

and daughter, Chicago, ill: R ilHall,Oakland: Mias A l.each, Fatkeraburg,\Y,al Virginia, S A Miiildisonand wile,D XThompson, Mrs I. M Booth, LoaAugeles; II M Calender nud wife, Chi-oago; c VV Leach, Parkeriburg, WealVirginia; F C Perkins, Alameda; J WFleming, Silver Cily, N M; I'D Laid-law, Mis Henry, "Mrs .1 Sunder, MrsH,Oblu»OU, S F; Mrs N Fisher, Mrs .1Fisher, Uadvlllo, Colo! I Mans, stLouis: F, M Lime, 8 F; Mrs Osgood,X .1 Bolaey, c c Mnrslno, WiUlatnoport,In; i; D French, Lawrence, Kan; HOppcnlialm, t Corbee and wife, S F; WRobert, Kansas Cilv; A M Thonins,noaiantvilloi L B Miller, S F; D Allen,

San Beruardlno.

BIRCH & COTTON'S*mii trinitl*toMlnsirrls at the

I;rand.

Those popular old-timers, Billy Birchand Ben Cotton, with nn excellent min-strel company, opened last night at thellrandtua large house whose risiblesworo kept in a state of great and con-tinued excitement during the wholeahow. It la a dozen years since tbe twoveterans were in the same conipauy to-

gether, and itis a soorc sinoe Mr. Cot-ton was on the Coast. In the pulmy

days of the pioneers they were knownin every mining camp in California.Tbey have lost none of their pristinetalent lor genuine fun.

They do not depend ou themselves byany means for a good show, as theyhold a full baud of trump cards in Prill-eum, Henry, .lose, Robaert, the greatliiirlcsi|ue Prima Donna of the day,

Franks and Marion, the acreItalic song and dance performers,and Keasley, the Musical King, whoplays huh a score of instruments equallywell, lvaddition to their songs, which,hy the way, come nearer the real old-fashioned melodies than any heard formany a day, they introduce a verylaughable piece called "Jealousy, 1 andwind up withv roaring afterpiece named"I'leasant Companions," which is one oftbe best things seen before thefootlightsof this kind. The peals of laughterwhich shook alike parquet, dress circleun.l gallery, and the remarks of the auriienee aa tbey passed out lo the effectthat this is the best minstrel showseen in l.os Angeles fur years, are factssullicicnt to insure the success ot thetroupe during their stay here.

It would be hard to speak of tbe per-formers, particularly without mentioningeach tarn where all was excellent. Mr.Cotton's "Little Log Bat" is a genuineplantation melody with all Ihe old ringin it. Mr. Birch's "fiet There AlltheSame" held the audience for nearly alullhall h "ii . Time and again be wasualled >0 his feel for one more verse.He introduced a lew local bils withhappy effect, which lie will ring somenotable changes on tn-tiight.

To-morrow a hrunil new bill will liepresented. There is also a matinee foi

three nights, so lie sure to go.

May Musical Festival.The rehearaal last night tor the great

musical event of the season was in all re-spects a promising success. A largernimber than tipon any previous nightwere present, ami everything moved oilm purled order. Mr, Gardner provedbimeell fully capable of directing Ibechorus and wielded tbe baton withmarked effect. The spirit of the singing

the festival. The Matty celebratedHeine quartette him been added to theorchestra, and under ihe management ofMr. Uardner, -II tin- artlateo! the cityhave kindly consented to assist. Tbeblending nl nur hundred voices, with aline orchestra and ten pianos played bytwenty artists, will produce inch musicas nur eiiy has not enjoyed iv the past,and will inaugurate Ihe l.os Augeles Muyfestival withhnuoi.

To Our Lady Friends and Capi-talists.

A great many ladies made line pur*chases at our late sale. Whoever pur-chases at this sale we believe Will doublein value Imfore Ihe next six mouths.These lots are near and close tv the cle.ganl Raymond Hotel. This will be achance to pnrcbase a home ivthe orangegroves ivIhc lovely Pasadena. A cordialinvitation is extended to all of our eastcrn friends now visiting. The only cli-mate on the globe?never a day thatyou can't workin yohr shirt sleeves dur-ing the year. Sale this day by John C,Hell, the auctioneer.

Undelivered Messages.

List of undelivered telegrams at theWestern UnionTelegraph Olhce, No. 17North Main street Hiram tlgden .1A. Walker, Kuril Broach, Mrs ManHcysor, E. 8. Field. T, H. Reynolds.

Recorded.

There were recorded yesterday 51deeds, IS mortgages), 19 releases, 17 mis-cellaiieuus papers, 1 marriage liceuse.

Marriage Licenses.The following persons were yesterday

licensed to wed: 11. Lehwasser und B.Stuuipf.

AllAboard!Violet's select overland excursion. No.

b, Sevan Saturday, May IMS. Lowestrates and most complete outfit ou tberead. O, U. VmUsT,

Manager,

LocalNews Notes

A. Uuj Smith, of Anaheim, was at theDepot Hotel yesterday.

Tbe Kant Hide Water Company baastruck a new well on tbeir water bearinglot.

A railroad employe yesterday lost afinger off one hand in a maobtne at tbecar shops.

To-morrow tbe first load of gravelcomes out of the Tujuuga to ballast tbeB, l*.Co's track.

The la>s Angeles Oil Huming and Sup*ply Compauy have a big 17.000 gallontank at the depot, tv use in their MM*Bluntly growing business.

Tbo trade for fourteen acres at themouth of the Arroyo BssV between Mr.Xt M. Il?mi!tmi and the S. Y. Co., is"oil." I'hey will get gravel from tbeTujuuga.

Mr. P. lm Washburn, a former attacheof tbe Hkk.ai.i-. puid the city a visit onSunday from his home iv the Antelope,Valley where he ia becoiniug a richgranger.

There are undelivered messages at thoWestern Union Telegraph Office, No. 17V Main street, addressed as follow.;1,. Leouard, C. H. Perkius, 11. Messing,I'atrick Armstrong.

A load uf bricks goes down to-day forthe foundation of tbe depot at Orauge.

The superstruoture comes from SanSimeon, A T., where there is no needof a depot building.

I'residentM. M. Bovard, of the Uni-versity of Southern California, preachediv the Kurt Street Afl. K. Church onSunday, while the pastor, Dr. Breeae,prcnihtd in tbe the Trinity M. K.Church south.

Saturday and Sunday the S. I. (Jo.

\u25a0nit out "'i cars of oranges, as follows:Kansas City .*t cars. Chicago 7, Ht. Joe 2,Dea Moines I, Denver I, Indianapolis I,Ball I,nke I, Lincoln I,Daveuport I,Ogden I, Ottumwa 1.

L. I*. McC.'arty, the talented publiaherof the nnnunl statistician, bus preaeutet!the HiKAio witlithat viiiu&htc publica-tion, the I'arijic Count PoHtal Index,with v Hat uf alt the poatoftices on Iheeoaat to dale.

Mr. L. L. Ilei|UeHe. of Downey, waain the eiiy yesterday and reports thehay crop comine in as a very heavyyield md that it ia being f/athcreil inline condition iv this cool, breezywoutlier.

Yuatcrilay au employe of th, - ICo, was caught between two hand carsnt Spadra, suffering severe wouuds inthe head anil face, anil pnsaibly some ill*tertuvl itijurics. lie was taken to thehospital in ibis cily.

Chas. Meyer, was takou tv San Qaetl-tinyettovd.y for one year, for burglary.C.pt. Darcy took him up. His sentenceis light beinuec he is a boy, he pleadedgniity*tind was intoxicated when in,didthe ilecil. He says lie rememliera ilonly na itilretim.

A. li. Caldwell anil wife, ol Spadra,are stoppiliK at lb* U. S. Hotel withtheir little daughter Mattie, who is very|..» with inflammation of the bowels.Dr. Kellows is attending her and thinks!,, n illBuoceed inbrttsglllg the little suf-ferer out ingood time.

A new Legion Ol Select Knights of A.0. U. W. willlie instituted at the newA. 0. V, W. Hall, Morris Vineyard, to-morrow evening by Deputy Cram! Com-mander Al. Cubler. All Select Knightsare expected to be present at the hall atT:.'lo o'clock and make the occasion incui-otalilc.

The shipments of silver bullion anilgold dust from Yuma by Wells, FargoACo., for the month of April amountedtv ~.'5,:,,?> In addition there was alarge .monnt of ore shipped from thatsection during the same time. Themines in that part of the State seem tobe lining welland increasing their yield.

Achange has taken place in the wellknown linnof Mathows Bros., commis-

sion merchants, as willlie seen by noticeelsewhere. Mr. H. Bartning has beenadmitted ns a partner, and the lirtu willhereof or be known as Mathews Bros. SlBanning. It is agood combination, andthe prosperity of this substantial housew illdoubtless iuereaae.

The Santa Ana Standard says: Acurious feature about some of the grapevines throughout tbe valley this seasonis their latencsj inputting out shoots, ifthey put out at all. These vines can liefound to every vineyard where othersare making a fine growth, anil though asgreen and apparently as healthy aa anyin the vineyard, are perfectly dormant,though not a sign of disease can be de-teoted, Cnn any one tell what ia thematter withthem or what is tho remedy?

Saturday about ."i v. M., J, B. Paine,who works for A. ft. Chapman, Ksi|.,of San Gabriel, was driving a four mulelearn, hauling n load of manure, whenhe fell olf the w agon under tbe mules.The wagon rati over his left arm, break-ing it at the elbow joint, and inflictingtwo or three scalp wounds. He was re-moved to the county hospital, whereDr. WillLimlley dressed his wounds.

Harry C. Moore, of San Fernando, felldown a stairway about 10 o'clock Sat-urday evening, and fractured his leftcollar bone aud the left fifth rib. Hewas taken to the county hospital ivthiscity.

Personal Mention.

v. it. » toiei is amongst us again,

looking well nnd hearty.Mr. H. ft. Wilkins, general luperlu.

leadeat of the C. S. R'y, wns in the cityyistcrday.

Mrs. K. R. KtffatW.liasreturned, afteratwo months vi.ilto relatives inCblum.b.ls, Ohio.

Mr. M. K. Craig, of the New-ball oilworks, returned home yesterday after avisit of three or four days in the city.

Mr. Miles B. Dudd, a newcomer, whohas invested liberally in Los Angelesreally, went up to Sacramento yester-day on avisit.

E. T. Hughes returned on Sundayfrom Columbus, Ohio, whither he acoompenied the remains of his brother,Thome] \V. Hughes.ilol, Geo, 11. Kimball, of GovernorStonemnn's staff, is visiting bis friendsand relatives in the city, and will to daypay a visit to the old raucho. near Ana.Mm.

Col. Sam Heilner proved entirely too

tough fur Chicago dynamite. He hasreturned to us to he again the glass of[aahien and the mold of form for l.osAngeles.

C. .1. Ellis, Esq., United Suites CourtCommissioner, having resigned his posj.tion. Circuit Judge Sawyer has appoint-ed Freeman Q Teed, Esq., to till the

County Surveyor K. T. Wright InMgone Fast on a leave of ahsonou for afew weeks. I Hiring his absence binDeputy, M. L. Kriel will attend to theduties of the ottice.

X, M. Mcliarvey, of the CaliforniaSouthern K. X., was apparently happyyesterday at the reflection that a charm-ing Ohio giri bad adopted the name oiMctlarvcy. Twas evor thus.

We were plciscd to encounter ourcflieient and capable County Assessor,

Mr. Refugio Bilderrain, on the stroetsagain after his protracted and dangerousattack of pueumonia. Mr. Bilderrainis fairly convalescent and will shortlyre-

sume work with his old-time vigor.V. C. Ward, of Columbus, Ohio, who

has lieen doiug Southern California fortbe past six weeks, socuring souvenirpictures of promineut places, left yester-day for San Francisco, acconipauied byhisbrother Hurry,recently of Flagstaff.Mr. Ward's trip has been a big success,financially and physically.

Col. Chalmers Scott will be in LosAugeles county for some time. Yester-day, for the tirat time in twelve years,he took a drive inthe San Gabriel \ al-ley and was fairly aurtVed at the pro-gress which has been made there, theresult utterly surpassing his conceptionof the possible.

Great Auction Sale and Excur-

sion.The traiu starts at 10 o'clock from the

San Gabriel aud Pasadena depot, sale ontbe ground at 11 o'clock by .lohn CBell, tbe auctioneer. Baud of music,free lunch; fare for round trip, bftycents, atraugers, these are elegant villaresideuce lots; borne lvthe orange grove.Go early and get good seats,

Kansas City, $15.Three Chicago, $20. Will Beach,

I' O. or mail dux, lower hall PaeilicHouse.

MayMusical Festival Rehearsals.Tuesday eve pianists are requested to

be at Gardner's music store, HollenbetkBlock.

Wednesday 7:30 f. at. at NadeauHall. Last rehearsal. Vocalists, solo-ists, pianist and instrumentalists pleasecertainly ho present.

FOOTLIGHT TROUBLES.

Ulssolii ilon of the Boyle Party? Attachments lorSalaries.

Tbe Anna Boyle Combination, whicbfinished a week's engagement at the Vi-enna theater ou Sunday night, strandediv a lee shore, with close-reefed sails.In fact, so cluse that four of the per-forniers were unable to secure thuir sal-aries, some of whicb were due for nearlytwo weeks. Report hatb it that themanagement did not leave the GoldenGate entirely even with the) HazelKirke copyright, which the companywaa playing on a royalty. When itbe-oume apparent that there was no hope ofsecuring their ducats, W. Oscar Dougan,George W. Halleek and Lillian Law-rence assigned their claims to Thomas,1. Murray, a fellow actor, who broughtsuit yesterday iv Justice Hanuey's Courtagainst J. W. Sumners, proprietor ofthe show, aud cauaed au attachment toissue against tbo trunks of the defend-ant, in the sum of 3150.32.

When the parties came up, Mr. Suin-ners demanded a jury trial, whioh washad. Mrs. Sumners set up a claim thatthe trunks contained her personal wear-ing apparels, and as the legal gentlemencould notmake up their minds to breakthem open, in order to ascertain thenature of the contents, a verdict wasrendered in her favor. The costs iv thecase footed up about twenty dollars. Itis understood that the unfortuuate fourpropose to remain, orgauize a buow ottheir own, and give entertainments to

raise funds sufficient to pay their wayback to San Francisco.

The Place to Buy.If yoa want good.fresh eggs.which la a

moat necessary thing in the kitchen, callat C. Brotle's. Telephone 435.

Marenge Avenue -50 ElegantLots.

At I'asadeua this day by John C. Bell,the auctioneer. At 10 o'clock tbe trainleaves. Strangers; the excursion; bandof music; free lunch. This will giveyou a chance to visit the elegant Ray-mond Hotel, und see tbe lovely homesin the orange groves. Only 25 centseach way. All are cordially invited.For an investment, or a lovely home ora speculation. They will sell cheap?atyour own prices. Don't fail to attendt be sale.

The Pioneer steam Carpet Beat-ing Company.

lv another column Robert Sharp 4Co., ol the Pioneer Steam Carpet Beat-ing Company, announce that they areprepared as usual to do work intheirline with great promptness aud inamost effectual manner. They h<we thelatc&t improved machinery aud claimthat they can turn OU* work quickerthan any other house in the city. Theworkmen employed are the very beat onthe coast ami the proprietors give theirpersonal supervision to the work. Or-ders may be Bent by mail or telephone.For other particulars see advertisement. ,Fashionable Suits for Gentlemen.

Gentlemen who wtsn to see tne verylatest styles of suits will do welt to callon Dillman 4 Will, the fashionabletailors, No. b"7 North Spring atreet, op-posite tbe Conrt House. They have

new goods constantly arriving and itwill be well worth while to see thembefore ordering elsewhere. They guar-

antee satisfaction. Mr. Will,the cutterfor the firm, is in that live second to noono in the country.

Splendid Butter.

For good butter, that will suit thetaste of the most fastidious, don't forgetthe place?C firode, the pioneer grocer,Spring Street Store. Telephone 435.

Browning's Subdivision.

In local mention of real estate im-provements in Sunday's Herald, thestatement was made that Mr. Brown-ing's subdivision, which he has justplaced on the market, would bo ten

minutes walkfrom the uew First streetelectric road when it is built. This wasan error, as the road will pass directlythrough tlie tract. An advantagewhich willbe of great value to the prop-erly.

Wanted.Carpet layer at Lion's Carpet Store

immediately. No. llUwcst first street.

Fresh Groceries.

it you waut good, fresh groceries, goto C. Srode, tbe pioneer grocer, Spriugstrict Store, Telephone 435.

LUCKY CALIFORNIANS.

Winners In the East LouisianaState Lottery Drawing.

Two of the principal prizes won bySau Frunciscaus in the last regularmonthly drawing of The Louisiana StaleLottery were the second citpital prize of$:>O,OOO and the fourth of SIU.OOO. Halfof ticket No. 10,057, which drew theformer, was held by ex-SupervisorArthur M. Kbhitts, ft California pioneerol Mil, who has been in the coal businessfur the past twenty-seven years, and atpretunt i*proprietor of the Merchants'coal yard, 113 Sacramento sireet. Hewas alfo oue of the fouuders of the Mer-cantile Library Association, for a periodof nine ur ten years occupying tbe posi-tions of president, vice-president anddirector, und with Meßsrs. RUstou,Barnes and others secured the passageby the Legislature of the special actempowering them to establish the lot-tery which enabled the association topay off a debt of $75,000.

The holder of the other half of ticketNo. 10,057 is Captain James Garvin,seuior member of the firm of Garvin &Co., dealers in ship slores and provisionsand i 'alifornia produce, and a resident ofO.klaud. Mr. Garvin is an Irishmanby birth, came around the Horn iv 7>H,has been a seafarer a good portion of thetitne, and Mascaptain of tbe wellknowntng-hont Donald before engaging in bispresent business. "When a dealercame into my \u25a0tore, about ten or twelvedays before the drawing," he said to a''a// reporter, "I picked out the fir ttvket that 1 saw, not having the leastIdea that I would winanything. 1 hadIalways heard or read of people winning,but ooold never come across any of myfriends who had. 1 have finally met onewho hits, though," he concluded, laugh-ingly.

Miss Adelia Fawclson, a refined andIntelligent young lady with Mine. Over,

1the Tayloi street milliner, is the luckyholder ol one tenth of ticket No. 54,154,Which drew the fourth capitul prize of

!$10,0110. Although she is of GermanIbirth and has resided in this country|only a few years, she is a very accomp-lished linguist. Hei family is well cou-

!nectod and she is evidently not untuedIto wealth. Miss Fawelson procured her!ticket of a Vender who came into Mine.;Otter's store about three or four weeksbefore the drawing, picking out the firstone her eye lighted on. Allof tbe abovepanics promptly received their luckywinnings through Wells, Fargo ft Co.?San Francisco (Cal.(Call, April 11.

To-Day AllDayLong up to SixO'clock this Evening.

We will sell boy's knee pants .'l9c,worth IfOc.

We will sell yard wide unbleachedmuslin 5c yard, worth Bft.

We will sell straw poke shade hats250, worth 50.

We will sell 4 inch wide cotton cro-chet lace sc, worth 10.

We will sell gents' white merinoshirtsmmufacturers' sa-nples 25c, worth 50.

We will sell children's ribbed hosesolid colors 10c a pair, worth 15.

We will sell all wool double foldrough Sergei 4ile, worth 55c

We will sell black saliu scoloped edgelace trimmed parasols $2.50 worth f1i.50.

We will sell ladies' low cut walkiugshoes Mo, worth 11 50.

We will sell black cloth slippers 25c,worth ?sc.ITills KVKNINU, FROM VoVUsTE IKTILB

We willsell Summer silk-, dark de-signs, 25c a yard, worth 50.

We willsell ladiea' gauze uudel vesta

We will sell geuis' colored borderheinslicb haadk.rrbi.fl Ilk,worth 25.

We Willsell 5 buttou Flench seollopsdtop kid gloves Mc pair, worth 85.1 Paori.t's Stoui.

Turkish, Russian, Sulphur and

Electric Baths.One dollar a bath or six for five dol-

lars. Dr. Robbioß, corner First andSpriug streets.

Warner Bras.When on the road to Fuadena stop

at Warner Broa ', tbe enterprising gro-cers at Raymond, and get any kiud offruit and utitrfyou may .viah.

The Latest.Do you waut your property sold at

auction in a satiafactory mauutjr? If so,call on Bkn. X Wakd,

31 N. Spring St.

Men's Spring Suits.Ivgreat variety at lowest prices. Wscan gu itantee a aaviug of 25p*r cent, atE. Adam's Ci.othinu Uorni, 15 S.Spring Street.

Many Society Excursions.Out of the city are coutempluted for thecoming picuic seaaou. 'The San GabrielValley railroad invites atteutiou to thedelightful trip over its line to LamandaPark. Free use of the groves at thatplace, dancing plutform, etc. Specialexcursion trains at low rates.

$1.00 Saved is $2.00 Earned.Square dealing ia my motto. 1 have

the beat bargains in perfect fittingclothing and to oonvluce you call at E.Adam'h Clothing Hon \, 15 S. Spring.

One Price Plain Figure Dealer.Never any extra price at K. AuamS

Cloth mo Hoosk, 15 S. Spriug street.

E.Adam'sClothingHouse, 15S.Spring Street.

Call on us and compare our prices.Come and see our nice live of Springsuits.

Cut Rates East.Why go to the railroad orhces for

tickets when you cau save money bypurchasing from Pry lie& Co., No 31North Spring street.

Cheap Railroad Tickets.Yon can save money by purchasing

railroad tickets of Fryke 4 Co., No. 31North Spriug street. Cut rates.

LOS ANGELES DAILYHEBALD, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 11, 1886.6

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fyOK BALK?A~VorN(I, KKKSH MILKINGc.i*. Ku'iuito al 820 Alamo.l. at. milMl

-fcAOII BAI.K ONE HMM ISn'Altt liX AND. ou account ul dopaituro. Knquire .1 :i£> Alaineda ntreet. mil lit

XZOSL SALK ? VHItV CllK.il' OWNKI:T compelled to return Kast; beautifulhouse, only oue year old. Itirul.hcd or uulurnl.hod,containing six I»rw.- room., lit*11,batli, pautry and closets, ..IInewly pspci, dpainted and cloiuitned Infirst class style.I.ot 00x166 Ml, finelyImproved, with lawn,hedge, flower., tree., etc.! ion.-du.tyaide of .treet. local ?<! S Workman st.,close to Downer avenue, I mt l.os A iiKclesThe best Investment In Uu. oil, lo .layKaat Ua Angcle. Ill.lnli. dry,free from fogsand the healthiest part ol Uu- rlty,and re

member that properly Inthat seeltnn I.notInflated. Piano also lor sale A yloOWuer, J. B. CAIfIIOI.I.,..II IL' premises, or.1 66 N. Spring ht. my»lf

IX>R SALE Stock ol general in.iii.aii1 dl.c luttlebcat town Inthe Hlale older.!

aet.blt.lied holme Inthe r .iiuly .caih Irn.le|70,0.0p0r year, no credit, slock vow redueed to-100". willsell all or hall Inlcreslhandsome profits thorough Investigation,Me. Address box Ins, visalla, iuiare i,,,n

m-\ ty,Hal. mr* 'I

CIORSAI.K the wl».tr ol h.llof theX oldest and lu'.l pa) lug drug business v

the city, 'The Aj.otf.e. an.V Hall. Applyonthe premise, to X 1 iirllttlM) me'-llf

i'OK SACK, CHEAP A 111si e.nss S |..aro

Dr.iul Pieno. H'l cxrluiliKo for, s~ «ood cily lot. owner going East. .I. 11.?\u2713 *ARRoI.K. 66 N. Spring street myutl

L-lOIt SAI.I. *.7 iv r. sln \ eul.lra county.X Splendid larmln... Lan l,*"»acte» undercullivallnn wale, wilhlnlOlcclo! surlace.4 miles Iron, pi op I[ Hlroa.l not a lootol waste land, only »12..'« pi r acre, one

thirdc.sli. balance al ? per cent,» longtime. . o,,u?V"vByatr '\u25a0 Nadeau llloek

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VOIt SAIL Hue. i mages fur saler aggregating 17,7.10. lulciesl >2 and 13per cent , all first class sc. unties I ul paitleular- on appllcalloli to II». M,.rmiui.atlnruey al law, 74 Temple Block, myil lw

t*ORS.tI.K liI slore htilldlng al Ol

X ivewoo.l Station, a mile and a .mailer?Mt ul I'aaadn p..i, with ruoina for it

famlly;alluew and ... g older lor sal,

onreasonaulo lerms. Apply to 1.. Biiur.nXXI.I).Paaadena "\u25a0> 1»

VIOKSAI-H-A g I h.i««». cheap I"

Sd'VorTst'r,!';,' °° myt lw

Fs: \u25a0"\u25a0;:::s 1;;::.,:^reeion lor.elllug Adiltou C. X.. M..«

tIOKAAI.K HTfly held ..I OhOlO. lull, h

Mt. I'arlle. desiring erp.Ue cows w ill

Hud It lo their linerust to give Ui a calKaii.ii«l» mile, wesl oi wwu ou Wj ituu street roa.l I r. In ItKP.r.,

apw lo ? lloulla Meadows.

5,0?i..^\,0,.,f;S,0?i..^\ ,o,.,f; S weieiulliolbs riiuuire ..ft! o. KoHli, l.nin.l

Central Hotel. apl J.ll

JJIOIt "«H>«'««;' i'BtMl«. Cheap foreast. I ieiuire "BliPy, Court Slrcel. "I -EWI BAI.K I '» ol I.ti. "ii Teiitl. rlj^,XJ No tl'l'. '"' '"'"""a',,?! ,a few years. "p. i un

Applyto MIAMI, . >\u25a0 Sprue: '.I

T-lOR SAI.K llueiin Vi.ln Saloon on Fori

V Hill. Willi or without I,mature. I Ii.iilreol J. PHlUlii. No d llueiiaUsta

Street.»ALK-»i,r«io t" t'.uw will buy n

1 good paying liu.ioe.s. si .ck, list'ne

»nd good Will.Cheap ivril..ils.i I two .1 i lbuilding, parliy finish. I Appl) to »»More, corner oi |...,vue> meni.e and, Hi ). »atreel, Kasl lais Angeles, 'P""

XUUmKNIi I'ROPKRI ) I.beaollfulres»» Idetieu lots on Seventh .Hid MulliSls ,

and Intersecting streets, - o jar.ls westolPaul, are ollrred lor sale 111 tn.l ??»»?

very reasoiiahle. Appl) to Jii, llsii i,, on

the premisee. apr. am

tSoit'HAI.K d s, : ~, single strap lw.J) ness, vci)-cheap. Apply 1" M> I Kirsl,

Jr. WHITKhas some s|ieeial liargaliis in

? business properly 10l a lew days Also

In outside properly. Cad ou L'm and o.

Oonvlueed ul No. I Kasl lir-t. sunt I,east < ol

lierol MainSI. mat.,ll

-l/iORSAI.K li'-l\u25a0 '.us >i .ek i no' l "'X Vullliiraenulity - le.es, 1..U tltlal.l..11 fenced and cross t.-ueed with -oar'.ey. ahimdance ot iiiiintiigwater andtimber; 17.1X1 per acre. Appl) to, mr7II POMAKUI >t M11.1.5.

SOR BAI.K One ol Ilie picnics! residencesT on Viower St., between Ketuhth andKlgbth Sl«., loraale. lu.|iilre within or InB? HaH.l.l.ofllee. I. ''-tt

Ik. axpKCIAI. IIARUAINS i'Olt SAKE Twobotcls. two lodging I sc., \u25a0 reslilli

one grocers store a Iniitstore. -.lores ami agood pa) m>: .l.lry\u25a0vi, Willi the cusliun. Ilslurcs, cans and

entile out 111 i I. -.; i.cI he pill chaser;,

paying business al the commence\u25a0mm. tilthe above arc ill working order,

\u25a0\u25a0ml. numbci "I ?-i busses. ApplyIntl.Kl>l>\ 4 10., No 10 Colirl SI. opp,.four. House. jmtam

BUSINESS tll'l'OKli'NlI V livYJ ,ale, cheap, a slore el 1" .lep.il at lam~ eaaler. Apply lv\u25a0 c K1.1.1.. n, :. s. Mam.treet, next U. s. l aud omce. I'm.lOlf.

IV)RHAI.K A splendid ITallo. Apply al

1 P. Ballade's Slore, corner ol Alamedaand Allsu .ireels, l.os tugeles. cal. ,11) ll

MISCELLANEOUS.Ilit X BOBBINS Medical K.leetrbdan,XJ d...mosee diseases without explanationfrom the patients, free of chargs- UoinerFirst and Spring streets. ieWl If

_I -OB HV.S i.BASIS- MEMOIRS address

1 J. C. Oliver V% a Spring St., or cell.

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fOR KENT.

Id v-ROOM Ht>l -I "" ''ill pure waterApply No.*H lluukci Mill aye. lake

cable oars mytll

-?|1 WAJ.OS ANIiOltliANHI'llKEN IIIO" Hay's Music Store. iiiy'J.at

jhJk kkni' i \ '";room am sac, . HyrHl.

IMIR KENT Double house, it riiiim- ami1 bath each shlci near center ol cilyon

high ground, iv I'Ct !<"''ii"i Mi. de.lrable;oulyres|'.in-ihlc I'.-ih"!" need iinl'lyI-.owuer.K. w. jii.nks, nN. «|.nnß St. P.O.ll.iiH I. 'I

mo LET -Four mom Inni«r, I.iriil.li.il.XOB.ar.ty, or a? 8. S|.rlu«. mar'i7tfmo L«T Pleasant furnished house otond. m»rl7tf

rJIO KEN I' I he .ee.uid 11.'.v , loxin feel, iv

na .??\u25a0\u25a0T.\"'i. m' 'iioi".'i'nL

WANI S.

BOUftble rent. Addreti MKt*. nioKl'K,fostofnoe, cUy. my 11 it

W^^s'Mr::!:"!^,^:!::;'!::^!!'.';!:;;hou.e. t Ireuei'i " Kurd, Oraud t'eu

LOST,

I.ea°vesUtic" "hi! "I- in'lh in < al. lv. t:o .aud receive ntvaid 11

L° B iz^rem rulug 10 M'l'Mi< ILINK, WW NorthAlameda st. inytlHt

Ul las', seen "li eoilllty 1 1 near Powderhouse. Kludorwill he liberally rewardedby leavlUK luirsi > a[ almve addre... or nullIvluit Sd. ,i' :-T iliis alu real"":;- !\u25a0dress K. J. (isllUKNl:, al t:hiia. leastore. in y 11 It

A Kcysliuu hi.idn-i. containing

KIN iNt'IAI..

81.*),(mki !;;,'nvuni 'uZ'-::

Siou.OtMt ;;;:r HZ'^^r

i^Z^.^" "n-iiJniand sold. MoEooN A HU'dirMKtlK^IJOJUWWKKS 111 LAKUE SI MS, havingJ» Brsl-elass real i-im only, il.lration OEO. 1). KOWAN,s', Nadeau Block.

BOABD AND LODGING.

OOMH ANli BOABU? Elegantly fur-nished rooms with laiard: centrally lo-

cated and In the moel desirable part of theIlly:ZU W, First street. aiiMi

FOUND.

t~~IOUND-A XlaaIANI.EA IHKKSAlt.'llEL. lost lv the Sixth-street Park, lis.

been brought to tbe HKa*l.b -Wee. Theowner can have tbe same by calling audpa;luf charges. lallIf

THE LOS ANQELEB

Carpet Beating Works,SIDNEY LAOBY, Prop.,

Claim to bsve the only new machinery IvLos Angeles capable of thoroughly

cleaulug carpets.

£stimatesFurni&h«d on all kinds ofCarpet Work,Bordering, Drapery.

Decorations.

Carpets Cleaned and Belaid for

tic a Yard. Cleaned onlyfor |C v lard.

sTaY-Orders left at L. A Furniture Co.,Main street, Nlles Pease & Co's, sprlugsireel, or communications m;ui to P. o. Boxii'I wlllfludprompt atteutiou

SIDNBY LAOBY.myWf

Grand Basket Picnic IEast Los Aoples Louie

No. 230, A. 0..U. W.,

lamanda' park,ON

Thursday, May 13th, 1886.

l>iii,, ink and AthleMc Sporf..

UEKHE3MENTH ON THE GROUND.i ntiu leaves Downey Avenue Deput at U

a. M.,sharp

Hound TripTicket., ... ,10c.

Ilhlldreu under 19 half price,

Tloltets to be had from members oftheLodge or at the Depot ou the day of thePlculc. m,77t

WRAPS AND SUITS.Extraordinary Attractions

THIS WEEK I

We iuviteattention to the followingSpeiial Bargains iv Wraps aud Suits.

Stylish, Naatly Finished and Fash-ionabie Made Qarments aud

Wonderfully Cheap.

50 Rich Shoulder Capes, in cordedSicilliau silkand silk brocaded vel-vet, with hand-made chenille trim-ming, at the extraordinary lowprice of $10 eHCh.

15 Imported Norfolk Jackets, in steel,mode aud grey-mixed Canvaa Clotb,with lorrKrolling lapel aud trimmedwith buttons, at the low priceof $tt eacb.

85 New, Imported Jersey Newmark.U,iv grey and browu-tnixed and black,

Being made of light weightall-woolJersey Cloth, they are speciallyadapted for Spring and Summerwear for $10 each.

50 Embroidered Lawn Buit», (white)made ivattractive styles, very neatand splendid value, will be offeredfor $5 eacb.

40 Colored Embroidered bun Suits,made from the newest designs andsplendidly tinisbed, a special bar-gain for $5 eat'll.

85 Dozen of Fine Lisle Finish, BlackBraided Jerseys for $1 each,

85 Dozen of tine all-wool Jerseys inNavy, Seal, Harriet, Green andBlack at the extremely low price of$1 each.

(Special Announcement.

Aoompleteline of all-wool Travelingand Walking Suits, made in the lateststyles, for $10. $1)1.30. $15 upto $:>o.

CHOICEST GOODS,Perfect light to select in aud

POPULAR PRICES.

H. Mosgrove&Co.The Only Cloak and ShU House.

81 8. Spring St.

P. 8. Hoods sent to all parts of thecouutry 0.0. D., or on receipt of P. O.Order, giviug ladies iv the couutry auequal opportunity with those living inthe city. my"

USCXathaß haa toorfS> ex^last!A sore remedy for Torpid Liver,Mick Headache, Habitual Constipation,Chilis and Fever, and allaffections oftheKidneys and Liver. This is a New Com-pound, and one trialwill convince youthat itisthe Cheapest and Best Bemad,in the Market for Diseases of Kidneys,Liver and Btomaoh. If yon want a oarsvegetable compound, thai Is positivelyguaranteed to contain no mercury, go toyour Druggist, and get ? Ilottle of thaArkausaw Liver and Kidney Remedy.Price, tl.oo per Bottle.PKKUeM AIIANCK,wholiss c and ;rslsll

llrugglsl*ami Mauiilaclurlng ruarmeetsl..Nos T?aud?s North Spring street Tale-phone No. It, p. o. Boa 1it....

J. ADAMS, M. D?once, -aa N. MainSt., opposite ttie st

Klino Hotel. Keeldeace lt>\2 S. Main St.telephone S.l'l. Vhyslctau aud Surgeon lvcharge ul Medical and Surgical DispensaryAllaoule and chronic diseases sticeesstiillytreated. OFFICE HOUKB-10 to 12 4. a.a to 6 and 7 to g r. n. Bundevs, 10 to Uk ht uaili In ihe city promptly attendedto, day oi night. scpl2-tf

HOLMhIS ft 800TT,167 8. Spring St.

COAL. WOOD, HAY, &c.TELEPHONE 146. myt-lm

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Notice to Stock Breeder.;.

AUpullMoono«rn»4 .ra h.rebr nofllu.lmat .11 monej due lor the H'Tloa oi mlPeicbeion Noim.n atalllouj, 'W'l"«»

wf»'jJr. and 'Welaome, Duul be paid to juun

''Wr "YTWv.rtT. OA-an

CHAMPION WHW STHBI. a,xx<3. BALL JO]

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Los ADiicles linprovefflet Co's? THIRD

AUCTION SALE126 Building Lots

At tbe Terminus of the TempleStreet Cable Road,

FRIDAY. MAY 14,Ou tbe Grounds, at llO'clock.

EAUYiI KM- MOUNTAIN WATKt.TITLE PEKFF.CT. UIQH OROUNO

Free rideou Second street road dayof sale-Good Lunch served.Band wlllplay during luuch hour.

Terms:--One-quarter cash, balance onor before two years. Interest 10 par cent.For eitilogues aud further particulars callat33 -South Spring street.

Newhall's Sons & Co,, £Auctioneers, Sau Iranclico.

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For the First Time in the History of this Ci

INSTALLMENTLOTS IN EAST LOS ANGELES'.ONLY TWO BLOCKS FROM THE SOHIEFFELIN TRACTATHALF THE PRICE. Ag

_Why o-o into the country to bay lote when you can get larger and batter ones in the beautiful suburb of Bast I.ob Jand

on Workman ritreet. Lota 65x165 feet. Price, $360. ,m

$60 cash, balance on the Installment Plan, payments $20 per mouth with lO per cent, interest on deferred P*j

ROWLAND'S ELECTRIC STREET RAILROAD WILLPASS THE LOTH ON WORKMAN STREE oTHE FINEST WATER IN THE CITY. ONLY SIXTEEN (1«> LOTS C

Call at once on McCOY & CUSHMAN §Q3 ivoRTH sfristu »trd: t

oOr »s«J» T3. 110 W A- Tsi, 3> JTacieau Bloolt. X

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iSffflitlillI fltDWVAM m^>v**l

'v** .sundry &nd sJnwtcpuntlejj TmitcT

of and StJjstitutej fsr Enoch Morgan's Jraw Japolio arc offered. »Vurucruprukw partiej, wl\vl hesitate t° represent {hem a*J fhc original article, RN

'kW towit.-fhe. original.!article jTi&vnufacturs ,et

3ms Co., <f quality; unexcelledir\ popu, hB

mA widely kn°wn not on]y fhrouglj. ftstewri*rciaiteibdiMougk ib& maiy original|j»Jwliicln Iwe odopted to °f the public. Imitation'^

flattery, Cheapness ia c, G ,eaj> *imStotonVW'd°ubjydaufctrul,TrsTO«ut;criUaSl Ayi|(|/i« «jfhe Tiwst libcroJ purchMerp <f Japolio,yufoch fliey iavoxiais]/- Sfind to be worth fhe price'flwpey for it. "^^^"'MiV.r,

NOBLEMAn w"b

agreat mland oul corporate Uk, J 1. anotsco

Enoch Morgan's Sons (?" r

FLORAL ABEMITROPI'iMr.Lotiliia J i«,..,'LS,1 bet le.ve to ...... ...n ? . ,

h?od the public .n sco.rV *> \u25a0 "'S

Boi tv,Loa Aueei.i.CaJ 8p'.?.1i,,aprlt-lm J ap/u-it