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Special Notices.
Dr. Aborn, oculist, amis!, catarrh,
throat nnd lung physician, Backman
House. No charge for consultations.
I. llaueli. Merchant Tailor, No. tfonuner
<val street. Ducom mini's Block. set tf
■to cheerful- the Important Is asmln in the
new, ins again replenished, am! win sell
goods at their old price, as they only believe
in soiling goods ai i„w pi lecs.aiid make quick
sales and small proSta. Their Clothing and
Dry tjooda stock is complete, and 28 per cent.
Cheaper than any other house in southern
J uirornia. So give th»m n rail and you will
be Mir- to tx; pleased with your bargain
septlg-lm
Kurn it un> fr hlfbo East is now be I ni: offered
at greatly reduced prices,owing to the pres
ent low freight* Oe mikl examine it at Je
nnnnsen AOros«er*s Kami are and Redding
establishment,ei Main street,cor. Commer
cial, leptll-tf*
(few Bed Sofas,of Improved construction,
for comfort and ornament. Nothing to beat
them. Oo and ccc for yourselves, at Johann
senA Grosser** Furniture Warn, oms.fH Mala
>'rre-, cor. Commercial, septll-tf*
F. Adam, merchant tailor, has just
received an elegant lot of cloths, cas
simeres and suitings of the latest pop
ular patterns. The stock is probably
the largest of its kind to be found in
the city, and no one can fail to be
suited in making a selection. Call on
F Adam, Spring street, for your styl
ish suits. Sepltf
The Express Cigar Depot, Bdlnlnlng Wells.
Kar, v A Co., hns on hand the best hmnda nf
Imported and domestic cigars, smoking ami
chewing tobacco, etc. Also smokers'articles.
The patronage of the public i« respectfully
solicited. OK, I. PltlDH Ol.'
eu2o it
Very rich and -elegant Parlor Sets
have just been received from New
York by Jobaunaen & Grosser, at
their warerooms ihDucouimun's build*
ing, cor Main nnd Commercial Strts. ■
One dozen wagons, assorted sizes
and kinds, for sale at reduced prices at
Stoddard's hardware It pre, 78 Main
street. augi7:tr
silver ami «i>id plating; electrotyping:ivory
and metal turning; glass and metal drilling,
Locks, ke,\ .s. seiilsand key-checks,stencil anu
door-plates made to order: knives ami surgi
cal instiuments ground and sews filed and sc.;
parasols ami canes mended; Dttuslcal Instru
ments repaired; meerschaum pipes cleaned
tiul mounted; model making and repairs ot;
all fancy work ami machinery, irom a pin to
aiocomotlve, All kinds of sewing machines
bought, sold and impaired, Command sec the I
new sewing machine engine. Sewing Ma
chine Exchnngc,&) Spring St. deeOtf
Moore's Restaurant, on Commercial street,
is the proper place to go torn good meal, with
a good cup ot coffee or its to drink with It.—
There is probeblj no restaurant nnthePaoiflc
coa-it where SO many of the substantial* and
so many of tbe luxuries may be had lor 25 C I,
Don't forge) the place—Moore's Restaurant,
t Commercial street, Private eating rooms have
been neally lltleil up for the accommodation
ladles. , tiVti
Consumption is impossible when rOUths,
•■olds and oiler acute affections of the throat
ami mugs ate promptly met with the required
doses ot Hale's nosey or HoacHotrxD and
TAB, Hold by all druggists.
Pike's Toothache Dro| scare in one minute. I
ocj lw dew j
BVThe principal organs ol sense ere con
cent rated to the face, it is therefore worthy i
of beiug crowned by all Gentlemen, with one
of the superior hHts which can be had at Des
mond's, Main Street. mart.
WA NTS—LOST—F 6 UI Nd7~
WANTED. -AftfrJho first ol January, a
situnt ion as (;lerk by a young man twen
ty-seven yeats old. Is capable as buyer "r to
: keehaige. Can give the highest Mew York
references, Address
ARCHIBALD PARK.
• et|4 lw sil Broadway, N. Y.
WANTED.- A good Girl to do general
house Work In tic city. Apply nt
uctlitt HERALD OFFICE.
WANTED. -A situation aa Chambermaid
or House Servant, by a white woman,
native of Sweeden. Addicss
THILDA HOLEMBERG,
OOtIPIW
WANTED.- A party with from f 1,500 to
♦5,0 Ot ■ Join advertiser in a business
partially establl-hi d and susceptible of great
expansion by tho us •of more capital. En
tirely legitimate and guaranteed to pay over
four per cen . per month to Investor. Address
with full name for one week, J. R '/..
octll lw Herald Ofllce.
STTIjATION WANTED.—Dy a corncT
tent Clerk and Salesman, In Eos Angeles
or vicinity. Speaks German and English.
Best of reference given. Address
UHARLES KNECHT,
OCtlS*lW LoS Angeles.
WANTED.— A irooit man cook,lmmedi
ately, at th* Vv'hi c House Dlulug Hall.
OCIO
"T" O LET.—A few pleasant rooms, with
I bourd, corner Fort and Franklin streets.
Inquire at 7* Main street. sem :t
WANTED.— A man and taniilv to keep a
is ncti 6'-i miles Irom the City.OU .-.hares.
Good house, Outbuildings, well, etc. Apply
to s. LEVY, No. as Aliso street. au2stf
DRIVATE BOARDINC arid Furnished
r Rooms for o ut, on Fort street, second
door from First, JeM tf
P> OOIVIS.-FAMILY and Single Rooms
* witli board a' Chi. fuel's ou Spring St.
novloif
FOFI SALE—F OR, RENT.
FOR SALE.—A large quantity of Grease
wood .111(1 Oak >OOtS, Cell Ul
KIMBALL A CH A TIN'S
OCtl4*lw Ileal Estate office, spilt.gSt.
FOR SALE.-*One-half Interest In a good
paving business, well h eateo
ocltitf BARBEE * GATES.
FOR R ENT.- A Brick store, mi table tor
grocery, dry goods or any business re
quiring room. Wood yard, etc, with Ihe
heaviest and best hayscales! 10tontluttached.
The bet business corner Iniown- Southwest
corner ot'Sixth aid spring street, Las one-
Ins. Enqu re ofGLO. LU.HM vN, at the ba
kery In the rear. oclCMw*
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-
Hnving all modern Improvements, com
manding a charming view (f mountain and
valley. Apply tn Mr*. Wllkins, THE m an
sion, 24 ami SO Beaudry Terrace, between
Buena Vista and New Hiuli streets. seSDlm*
FOR SALE.-Hotel, centrally located;
fine opportunity for business.
se2oliil BARBEE A GATES.
COR choice Orange lands al sen Gabriel,
P apply to O. P. ERGhN BRIGHT, San
Gabriel Mission. septlS-tf
TO ley.—Elegant futnished 'ooms to let
iv algnoiet's new bull ing. Apply lo
Mank Exchange,corner Main and Arcadia
streets. aeptUHwi
TO LEY, - ' ■ * ,3 " v "'"e 111 ortenants,
IWu or Ihree furnished rooms in a fash
ionable locality. Address A, tula othce.
scptl7-tf
~v~ f) RENT.— l-heep pasture sufiiclent tor
I 7JWMsheep, till the Ist of January. Ap
ply to S. l,"vy, g) Aliso street. scptl'Mf
F OR SALE CHEAP.-V l»rse number
oi tnrlity growing Dime Trees, in good
condition, Apply to
ingltf J- «-'. WALLACE. San Gabriel.
Furnished Rooms to Let.
IN anlco p lvale rcsl '.cnco, healthy, quiet
I location. 0.-.c block from PostoUn O r.n
quire at room :8, Temnle Block. sep lli-lf
W. S. MAXWELL. C. K. ADAMS.
MAXWELL t% ADAMS,
AI'TORNKV9 AT LAW,
Allen's Building, corner of Spring and Tem
ple streets, Los Ange.cs, Cal. octl.V.f
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE Aim at Perpich.* Co., has by mutual
coll sent, been dtssoUeil, and the business
vylll be continued by Antonio Perptoli, who
will pay all debts and collect all moneys due
Hn r AUSTIN & Mrs. WOOP,
( :.ijccesswrs to Mrs. !• urrcll, Laufruuco block.)
TkKKMeasara 1" announcing ihut they
" have removed fiom their loom übqvc
the AmCrieuß bakery, and will continue ihe
business beretof iieculiuucted by MnvFßmlL
Fnslilouubltt Drraainukliig, totting,
Fitting. »**•. pr*ioH»«F at feuded to.
sspUU-tf.
SATURDAY OCT. 10, 187.').
"Ol.|> KKI'OKf.
Has Kkam'is«'o Oct. I*>.
itold, HIP*
Qreenbaoaa Buying, 85; selling. HSVi
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Deputy Sherlrl Harris returned from
AtuUieim yesterday.
The steamer Senator arrives at San
ta Monica aud San Pedro to-morrow.
The Mound College nt San FraacU
co, will uot open until November 16th.
The Thirty-Eights had a parade and
drill last evening.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Dunlap has
returned from San Bernardluo.
Capr. Moore is surveying the San
Antonio rai.ch into 5 acre lots.
Deputy County Clerk Owen, who
has been ill for a few days, is conva
lescent.
Mr. Will D. Could anf Wife left San
Francisco yesterday on the steamer
Senator.
George W. Docker, late of New Ha
ven Connecticut, died atthe Lafayette
Hotel on Thursday night.
Mr. R. C. Hopkins, of the Surveyor
General's ofllce, returned home yes
terday morning.
A number of fires on the mountains
are visible from our streets in tho
evening.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
llGji per cent, premium. Currency sold
here at 85 © 86$.
There is a growing demand for the
opening of Los Angeles street both
ways.
Mr. John I). Bicknell was confined
to his hotel in San Francisco, at last
nccouuts, by sickliest.
The Congregational (.'hutch social
was held last night at the residence of
Mr. George Millibeß.
The steamer Monterey arrived at
Santa Monica last night with 18 tons
oi freight. She will stop at Wilming
ton to-day With 79 tons.
Kalischer's team ran away yester
day, on Aliso street, scattering' hides
along the street,and Injuring the driv
er, who was thrown out.
We regret to learn that the failing
health of Mr. Bobert Furlong will
oblige him to give up his school in
Orange as soon as a suitable substi
tute can be found.
We had the pleasure yesterday of
meeting Mr. Richard Kerren of San
Diego county, an old resident of this
city and one of the best amatotir musi
cians that ever lived here.
We bear that Mr. Herman Rettberg
who was on a visit to this city some
time since, lias been nominated for
Legislature In tbe Denver, Colorado,
district.
The improvements iv the Lafayette
hotel are about finished aud it is now
a very complete hotel. The Lafayette
bar w ill be opened this evening with
the usual ceremonies. All are invited.
We have received the first number
of the Santa Monica Outlook; which is
a credit to the promising city by the
sen. In typographical appearance it
is unexcelled, and editorially it is up
to the metropolitan siai clurd.
In patronizing Reed's lee cream sa
loon or soda fountain you do so with
confidence that everything is first
class. His soda leaves no pangs alter
it, and his ice cream produces no chol
era morbus.
By a private letter from Philadel
phia we learn that the exclusive right
to sell beer on the centennial grounds
has been given to a German brewer
for SoO.OOu; the whiskey privilege sold
forS4U,OOO; rtStatilSltl for $30,000.
The grand opening ball at the San
ta Ana Hotel took place last evening.
With such a ball committee as Dr.
M. H. Jones, J. C. Hill.C. Bowers, and
ti. ttpurgeOli, Ids ball Und banquet
must have been a success.
Benj. Todd will lecture in tho Court
House on Sunday. Oct. 17th at half
past seven p. M. Mr. Todd has the
reputation of being one of the most
eminent speakers In the field of re
form.
We had the pleasure yesterday of
meeting G. 11. Sproul of Norwalk,
who has 500 acres of land, of which he
is making a fine farm. He has sunk
an artesian well 400 feet and has a
good How.
Louis Lewin has all the latest pe
riodicals of Eastern publishers. Har
per's weekly, Frank Leslie's, New
York Ledger and other leading liter
ary papers can be found on His count
ers. He has all the standard lit
erature of the day.
The track at the scene of the recent
railroad accident was cleared yester
day morning by seven o'clock. Su
perintendent. Ilewitt deserves great
praise for the manner In which he
pushed the wrecking train.
Joe Breson is now dishing up all
tjio delicacies of the season. On bis
present bill of fare will be found pigs
feet, boneless sardines, Switzer cheese
Holland herring, t'incinnaii ham,
Russian caviar and Veana sausage.
Give him a call and Joe or Gus will
give you a firat class entertainment.
A cundidatc for Justice of the Peace
was observed on Wednesday night
plunging »long the street head fore
most and finally lauded on all fours.
A spectator said he was running for
Justice of the Peace, but are believe he
only Mumbled, as Justice is always
represented as blind.
The Symposium saloon, under the
Merced Theater, js one of the best Jn
town. Mr. Felix knpws how to get up
a plain or mixed drink equal to any
of the old professionals and does the
fair thing by his customers. For nice
drinks, imported cigars or fii>t class
billiard tables Felix is at the head of'
the list.
At San Fernando two days ago the
w jre rope attached to the car broke,
and the ca;*descended, Instantly kill
ing two Chinamen and an Irishman,
named Patrick Wbalen. The bodies
were brought to Los Angeles yester
day and received appropriate burial.
Wnalen was a carpenter and leaves a
brother in Troy, New York.
THE TEMECULA INDIANS.
Ollgnrlo An Indian I'nradise—A care
lens Indian Agent-Bi-v. Mr. Drydeu
negligent of duty—A peaceful tribe
driven lv lh« iuiunitalu«» -< ro|»», fields
mid lioiimcm iibmuloncd -Cruelty to
Uicliklliiiis.
We had tho pleasure yesterday of
interviewing Olegario, principal chief
of the Temecula Indians, a guest of
Don Mateo Keller, who is well ac
quainted with their history. A large
delegation of the Temeculas are in
the city, and are mostly quartered at
tho Alvarado tile house on First street.
We met iv company with Olegario,
Jose Antonio, second chief of the tribe;
Vicente, alcalde, and Gerinco, one of
the commissioners. They all seemed
to be intelligent men, of unusual edu
cation lor Indians.
Olegurio says that they have occu
pied ilie lands of Temecula since the
rir*t Indian was born. Thoy have
been born there and their ancestors'
graves are there for centuries. Births,
marriages and deal ha have taken
place fur many bundled year*. They
nave celebrated the old pagan rites,
have been converted by Jesuit mis
sionaries, have had marriages, chris
tenings and funeral services for
and unexpectedly, they are thrown
out of their houses, and fields to satis
fy a designing speculator.
They were dispossessed by tho sher
iff of San Diego county, on the claim
of a holder of a United States patent.
They are now depressed and sad, and
have no resource but to flee to the
mountains. They left their adobe,
reed and si raw houses, their cultiva
ted Holds and fenced pastures, and the
two hundred souls ol the Temecula
baud were forced to become vagabonds
on the face of the earth.
They are known among the old set
tlers as LufSefrOft, the neophytes of tbe
mission of San Luis Rey. They say
they believe in the religion of Cod
die christian religion. For a century
they have attended mass at the old
mission church of Pala. They have
had no school but, are well versed in
the Spanish language, and are indus
trious tillers of the soil. They say
that they have no intention to revolt
or make trouble, their only desire be
ing to be nt peace with the whites and
make a living by agriculture.
Rev. Mr. Dryden, the agent, has
been appealed to and he agreed to go
out, examine the matter, and see how
much damage they had suffered from
loss of crops etc., but the ludianagent
failed to make his appearance and now
says the Government does not come to
his asisstaiice and he can do nothing.
The day ufter Ihese poor Indians were
expelled a Hock of 3000 sheep were put
into their fenced fields and their win
ter pasture has been eaten up. Their
women and children are now In a
starving condition and the men are
vagabonds, who will be compelled to
flee to the Sierras for support during
the Winter.
They come here to see If the govern
ment can not help them. They have
never received blankets nor annui
ties nor any agricultural itnplimenis,
bnt have made their bread by the
sweat of their brow. They have nev
er made any threats, but tho white
men of San Diego county have given
out that impression for the purpose of
robbing them of their lands, and to
prevent the public from sympathizing
with them. They have been ejected
foicibly, without an opportunity of
defense, leaving their crops, houses,
and fenced fields; melons, beans,
pumpkins, squash and corn were left
to rot or be eaten up by tho stock turn
ed in over their lields. The people
were driven out from the homes of
their forefathers, the graves of their
ancestois and their household gods
wore abandoned to the Sheriff, and
they were compelled to seek a preca
rious existence among the hills.
From what we can learn It Is an
attempt to drive them from Temecula
and lorce them to go to Pala, where
there if no water, and no chance to
make a living. We hope the United
Stales will not allow this base attempt
to succeed . If the claimant by pa
tent has any rights give him land else
where to satisfy his claim, and, until
it is settled, give the Temeculas an op
portunity of settling on the govern
ment domain wherever they can get
a foothold. The rights of these civi
lized Indians should be protected at
all Hazards and the carelessness or
rascality of an Ind'an agent should
not be allowed to work them injury.
The leading hackmen, Johnnie Wil
son, George Baker, Jesse A vise and
John Lathrop, advertise their vehi
cles in ano: her column. We can
heartily recommend these conveyan
ces toall who contemplate an excur
sion to Santa Monica on Friday, for
speetl, safety and comfort. No one of
judgment will take any conveyance
but a hack when the rates are the
same. For real luxury commend us
ro these palatini carriages, and we ad
vise ail travelers to and from Cienega
station to give them their patronage.
Their horses are good, their carriages
are first class and the rates as low as
the stages. Give them a call.
The follow ing were the principle
shipments yesterday to San Francis
co: 4 bundles pelts, from H. Wood
son; 58 sacks of meal from Aliso mills;
15 sacks of walnuts, from B. Strieble;
19 dry bides, from A.Woodson; l! 07
sacks of corn from H. Newniark & Co;
22 sacks of corn from Aliso mills; 50
9acks walnuts fromF. Vassallo; 1 bar
rel ami 2 half barrels of wine from A.
Pelanconl; 15 sacks of shorts from
Aliso mill; 5 bales of wool from Hell
man, Haas <fc Co; 32 sacks of c<>.n from
M. Norton. Hellman, Haas& Co. ship
ped 273 sacks of feed to San Fernando
and 60 joints of artesian pipe wero
sent to Downey.
Mr. C. A. Coffmau offers for sale in
another column a tract of G7 1-5 acres
in the Ranchito ranch, situated about
ten miles Irom the city and one and a
half miles from the L. A. & L K. R.
We understand this is a very desirable
tract and will be sold quite low by the
advertiser. We can lecommend it to
all intending purchasers, and bops
they will apply soon for a great bar
gain.
The Old Folks' concert is progreas
ing favorably under Prof. Havell's
management. The costumes, we are
informed, will be of the moßt si tinning
character, and cannot fail to please
the large audience which is sure to bo
present. Prof. Havell is ably assisted
iv his work by Mr. Abernathy, and
we are'sure they will make it a sucr
cessful benefit for the Fort street M.
E. church
Ramon Montafiica, who stole Pedro
Sepulveda's mare on the 17th of Au
gust, was arrested in San Buenaven
tura. Deputy Sheriff Jose Baal (MIS left
on the stage yesterday \q bri,ug the
horse thief to Los Angeles.
BEAUTIFUL THINGS.
nv f.i.j.fn v. AMBsnar.
Beautiful faces nro those that wear,
It matters Utile It dark or fair —
Whole-SOUled honesty printed there.
Reaultfnl eyes are those that show,
Like cry-.till panes where hearth tires glow.
Beautiful thoughts that barn below.
Beautiful Hps arc those whose words
Leap ; roni the heat like tonga of birds,
Vet whose utterance pradenoe girds.
Reailtlfnl hands arc those that do
Work I hat is earnest nnd brave and true,
Moment by moment the long day through.
Beautiful feet are those that go
on ki diy ministries to and fro—
Down lowest ways, tf God wills it so.
Heaii'iiui shou'dera are these that bear
1 !easeles« burdens "f homely care
With patient grace and dally prayer.
Beautiful lives arc those that Mesa-*
Silent rivers of h ipplnasa,
Whose hidden fountains few may guess
Beautiful IWIIIgM, at set ofs >B,
Beautiful goal, with rac 1 well won,
li -autiful rest, with work well done.
linntitifnl graves, whore grasses creep,
Where brown leaves lull, where drifts lie
(deep
Over worn-nut hands—Oh, beautiful sleep!
Mr. G. H. Reach, stepping at the
Si. Charles hotel, came down by Coast
Line Stage from .Santa Barbara, and
at a point this alfleof that place,where
the stage road goes along the bench,
captured a seal. He had It skinned
and stuffed at Ventura, and it is now
v very pretty parlor ornament.
A railway mall service has been or
dered from Los Augeles to Anaheim,
on the Southern Pacific railroad,
twenty-one toiler, to commence Octo
ber 10th. Also from San Fernando to
San Bernardino, on the same road,
eighty' One miles,to begin on the same
duj - .
A new Joss House Is being built in
Chinatown, It is reported to be a gor
geous affair. John Chinaman hnsgot
alarmed at the Startling fatality atSan
Fernando Tunnel, and is going to be a
little more religious than usual. Look
out for religious bonfires aud solemn
notes on the tom-tom.
Christopher, the hotel thief, was
committed by Judge Gray yesterday
Hi await the action of the Grand Jury.
In this arrest Officer Twomey tided
with bis usual promptness and added
to his previous tine reputation as a
policeman. In tho fearless discharge
of his duty he Is a terror to evil-doers.
A member of the Thirty-Eights
named Cox was severely Injured last
night during drill by a bnclt fallmgon
his head.
Mr. Walker, of Philadelphia, has ar
rived in Los Angeles, I ntend ing to es
tablish a mill for tho manufacture uf
paper out of cactus.
The steamer Aneon leaves to-mor
row for Sun Francisco,
Travellers' Homo.
Arrivals by Telegraph Stage Lino
yesterday morning from San Fran
cisco: John Bammart, John China,
Mr Twomey and prisoner, J M Barry
aud wife, J A Towner, J S Carr, Miss
Hessian.
Departures this morning for San
Francisco by Telegraph Stage Lilts'
Miss Cora Philips, W 8 Marlins, A
Branson, Tbso Portener, .Miguel do
Pederoweao.
Arrivals by Coast Line yesterday
from Sun Francisco: Mrs Larkin.
Prom Santa Barbara: Gus Miller, T
Lilian!, J J Bacon, John Wyatt, Fong
Ho.
Departures this morning for Santa
Barbara by Coast Line Stage: A B
Clark and wife, E Harris, Mis Celes
tial.
For Ventura: Itamon Montana.
Notice to the Afflicted.
Owing to his success Dr. Aborn has
decided to remain at the Backman
House. Lop Angeles, until tho last of
the first week in November. Persons
who wish to consult Dr. Aborn should
call without delay. His remarkable
succchh iv tho treatment of diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Head, Throat, Lungs,
Heart)Blomaeh, Liver, Blood and the
Nervous System lias been of such a
gratifying nature as to command the
patronage of the most intelligent and
Influential citizens of the United
Stales. Dr. A horn can refer to the
i>o-t citizens of Los Angeles.
His charges are reasonable, and
within the reach of all who need his
services.
Another Postponement.
Dr. Aborn will remain at the Back
man House until tiie last of the first
week in November.
Dr. Aborn's charges are within the
reach of all who need his services. *
COURT REPORTS.
District Conrt—McNealy, J,
Friday, October JS.
Harper vs. Donaldson.—-Pasaed lnfoimally.
Court adjourned for tiiu term.
Couuty Court—O'Mei.veny. J.
Ki:ir>AY, October 15.
I.os Angeles City VS. Jnßcin Montane —Or
der appointing John H. Jones, M. Kremer, n.
C. Austin, a.D. Scciilveda and ThomasOutes
Commissioners, filed.
Probntc Court.—O'MEbVKNEV, J.
PjUPAT, < 'ctobcr Mi
In the matter Of the estate ot P. Larscval.—
Petition of admitll* rutrix mr summary
of administration tlleil.
In sume estate.—ord- red to showc msc why
order oi distribution should not be made.
In same estate. —Decree showing that due
and legal notice to cred.tors had been given,
filed.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BACKMAN BOUSE—Mr. & Mrs. nnckman.
Mr* (; A Carter, S F M« Te ibniit. 0 ange
E It Hiekmiiti, do a B Clark A iff, do
Mrs Ooiidiit r, do A VV' Chase A Wt, U8
(» I.uecy. s B bra C -urvc.
It Bhapman. C h mbors, wf A aunt,
D JefTuison At, Chcgo Peun
.ST. CH AKi.ES—Salari 4 Garlng, Proprietors.
J R Brown, 3 lirndo R A Phelps, Colton
J S Dunn, 8 Monica X I.otthenso, Kun-as
X Frask, do * AWTimm H Pedro
H Qsalon, Petalutna X Yorba, S Ana
ON idiots, do Mrs Miilxaps, S Krudo
M W Htoil, do J C Bavon, H Brhra
O Miller, Salinas \V J Jones, S Gabriel
W T Lillard, S Brbra S Coscn, do
LAFAYETTE—FIuhr A Gerson, Proprietors.
B Sohapprjer, S F V Nftrwsa, 8 Brbra
N J Tenaq, do A Thompson, Westtnr
B C Cohen, do X Hassard, H Monica
WFKearv, do W Curliss, S Brbra
AM i mlev, do V Hemiro, <lo
I) Koborlo, do H Weavers, Anithm
J Kearn y, do T Lvnlll, da
M Perslyer, S Brbra M F Quinn. S Fdo Tnl
A Kosunlg, do iII McClosgey, do
UNITED STiVTBII Hamn|«l A Denker. Pi ps
J Bunville, s Monien A Wald, Gilroy
811 UlSenderfV-r, do D M Christy, do
W P Savior, Anahm \V Brown, ss Ana
H Warren, do T Kurrell, do
.1 Loop, .>> Krndo N X Blauton, S Brbra
DHarlngton.do J AKelaiin, do
P Harmon, do J C Cheney, Tel Sig Co
E Nugent, do H Cholae, Boar Vly
C Holler, do UG Mtodd. n, do
J Breuner, tl« l> C NleoU, Sltosa
M Crona fi, da r Andrews, do
J Meiaker, do WM Lock wood, Ohio
M Cannon, SPUR C Sherman, s Brbra
W M Murray, S Diego G C Miller, Salinas
Passengers Coming.
The steamer Senator, which left
San Francisco yesterday at 9 o'clock
a. M., carries the following passengers
for Santa .Monica and San Pedro: R
J Houdek, Mrs. J Redding, W D
Gould and wife. Mr. Howard and two
daughters, C Richardson nnd wife,
Rev. M While; Miss M Turner, C R
Davis and boy, G Knhn, J R Vesey
and family, Mrs McKay; A Beveridge
W F Harris, J M Wblttaker, Mrs C
Atkinson, A Johnson, J L Porter, B
Hernandez and family, J P Sheyi and
wife, Miss Brent, W Walden and fam
ily, R Dunlnp, A Bredkenhoff, A
Mensis and wife, B Robinson and fam
ily, J II Turner, H Mayhew and wife,
L Williams, A Lewis and wife, C
Penin and wife, J Grlndley, Judge
Eastman, W Kallasher, .\I Dorrau
and wife, W Cogswell, J Reynolds,
ESomeska and lamily, J P Cany,
J Freckling.
Testimonial (ram Albert Wilson.
I have been afflicted with catarrh
and other ailments for six years. 1
applied to Dr. Aborn, at the Backman
Hutise, about two weeks atro. lean
truly say that I am much relieved,and
have hope of being entirely cured by
his treatment. Albert Wilson.
San Gabriel Mission, Oct. loth.
Dr. Aborn at the Backman House
invites all who are afflicted with any
form of disease to call for a free con»
■uitation.
STOCK REPORT.
BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TKLCQItAPU LOTS.
[Special Dispatch to Out Herald.}
San Francisco, October 15.
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCIIANOE BOARD
Ophlr SI Morn'g Star 4 @ —
Mexican U%tg 22,4 Lady Wsh... S a -
Gould AC... g| Wells Ergo, too <3 —
Best A Bel. 50 tif S«H Woodville.. —
savage 8I%(£ *4 Caledonia... 17V* H
Choliar 7o at — lusilce.. 80 <§. —
Hale A Nor. 42% at — Union 9K'<t 9%
Cr. Point 2:>4;g) 22, V. Knickrbkr.. I%@ 2
Jacket 61 M — Dayton 4 (ft -
Imperial.... 9 (& — r» ler t:\cfit —
Belcher U\iQ 174 Mldes Styi T%
Km pi re b%t* — Florida tV,(% 5
KfutUOß.... Ilk occidental.. —
Alpha It)'-, (tf 17 • ma. Flat.. 2 § —
Confidence. 17%<| — Prospect 4 (n —
SNev I4f;rtj 15 Hit'to. —
Bullion 47 mso Lady Kryan \%A \K
xcg. Self.... 70 A 74 con. Va 105 mJln
Overman.... 47 ® 47% ••silver Hill.. 7J*<4 Tttf
Jull 8 (yj s „ Eo-suth IKM —
N York 211j(4 21', \ndes 4 | l!<
Amazon Me A — Unci 7 ict OHj
Hussy 1 (,4 li California... tTJfB 62'
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Vanity! All Is Vanity!
I go on facts. Everybody who visits my
stores will coincide with my assertion that I
keep the best and cheapest stock of cigars and
geiuM furnishing good, lie convinced by
calling at I. GOLDSMITH'S
At the Orient Cigar Stand, Downey Hlook,
and at the Identical, under the Backman
House.
OWING TO SUCCESS,
Dr. ABORN
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
WILL REMAIN AT THE
Backman House,
LOS ANGELES,
Until Further Notice
THROAT AND LUNG
DISEASES,
CATARRH!
DEAFNESS,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EARS,
AND
All Affections of the Eye, Ear, Head,
Throat and Lous;*. Also De
rangements of the
Nervous System,
AND
BROKEN • DOWN CONSTITUTIONS
Treated with the most gintlfylng success,
BY
The Modern Syatem of Care aa Prac
tised by
1)13. ABO I*7V.
MEDICATED INHALATION
Used in conjunction with his local end con
stitutional treatment, has proved the
most rational and successful
method of treating
CONSUMPTION,
Asthma and Bronchial Affections,
As he is effecting cures even after the ordina
ry methods have taiied,
BUT All who have suffered for years ora life
time, nnd « hose diseases have resisted or baf
fled the ordina/y modes of treatment, are In
vited to call for a free consultation.
OCtft-UiLW-tf
THE WEED SEWING MACHINE
Isoff.'rtd to the citizens of Los Angeles
as being the
Lightest Running Shuttle Machine,
And one embodying
More Late Improvements
Than any other In tho market,
Haa a Straight Needle,
la simple iv eonatrnetlon,
Every motion positive,
No vibrntliia: eprings,
No rattling; cogs.
Has an Improved PATENT TENSION
that adjusts Itself to any thickness of goods
without change.
Machines placed on trial before purchase
when desired, and
Sold on the easiest pos
sible Terms.'
OFFICE-wlth J.Strelltst, Main St., opposite
Pico House.
IRA PFOUTZ,
A. Grill INT.
octl6 lm
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Justin- of tbe Peace.
At the requestor many friends,
Capt. Maurice Kraszynski
I* a candidate for Jtistiecof tiie Peace In Sole
dnd District. ocs td
For J notice «t tbe Peace,
JOHNTKAKKORO will he a candidate for
re-election for justice of the Pea<-e of Los An
geles Township a" the next ensuing Judicial
Election, on October 20th, 1875. srlMd*
A. KOHL.EB
Announces himself as candidate for Ihe of
fice of Justice of the Peace. stlstd tf
WH. 11. GRAY
Announces himself ns a candidate for re
election to the office of Justice of tbe Peace,
for Los Angeles Township, at the ensuing Ju
dicial Kb c lon. Keloid
For Jnstlce of ihe Peace,
FRANCISCO IJUTLEIt
sepllO-te
For Justice of itac Peace,
PEDRO C. CARRILLO
septlO-te
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE STAR FRUIT DRYER.
This Dryer commends Itself to every person
who examines lt. Every family who has an
orchard, vineyard or garden ought to have
ono. It will supersede the canned fruit, as
fruit anil vegetables dried on this machine
retain their freshness, and if soaked in water
thirty minutes before cooking they are as
sweet and fresh as those direct from tho gar
den.
Now while there Is no sale for grapes, one
of these machines will bo worth a thousand
dollurs ou a vineyard in making Raisins.
With one of these machines you are Inde
pendent of the local market.
CALL ON
J. R . BRIERLY
OR
13 . L . PEEL.
007 tf
CAST IRON SEWING MACHINES
Is what some of our tewing machine ngents
are pleated to cull the
REMINGTON
SEWING MACHINE.
Perhaps they may wish a harder name for
them when their merits are fully known to
tnt people of Southern California. Though
hardly three months since Its Introduetlon
In Los Angolee, lt has already become n pet
machine, and in ea*e in running aud perfec
tion In construction It stands unrivaled. In
the Eastern States lt has already taken the
front rank in sewing machines, and Is fast
taking the place of the older and harder run
nlng machines.
In the manufacture of tbelr family ma
chines they have increased from 49,0i , 0 toBY
UOO In the past four months, nnd to-day with
their large facilities for turning out moro
than 250 machlces per day, the Remington
folks are 2.000 behind In filling orders and
are obliged to enlarge their works.
Ih the munufactureof tholrrifles, revolvers,
agricultural Implements, type writer, etc.,
their name has become a synonym of perfec
tion In work nnd material, and everyone
knows when lt bears the stamp of Remington
lt Is good and up to—not behind—the times.
Do tho Singer folks base the merits of their
machines upon the sales of former years, Ihe
Remington base ihelrs upon the merits of
their machine as lt stands to-day, and are
r ady to try lt against any machine In the
market.
A. M. JANES,
General Agent for Southern California,
60 and 62 Spring Street,
LOS ANGELES, CAL
MRS. DA.LV,
AT THE "WHITE HOUSE,"
EOC A. L AGEIN X .
se2o lm d*w
THE GREAT TONIC
FOR THE
HOT WEATHER
IS
M. KELLER 8
PREMIUM
WINE BITTERS.
*
Everyone Drinks Them.
>X. KELLER,
Alameda Street, Near Aliso.
an*, lm
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF ALONZO C. ALLEN, de
ceased?-Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, Administrator, with the will
annexed, ot the estate of Alonso C. Allen, de
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons
hnviug claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, wilh the neee-snry vouchers,
within ten mcnths after the first publication
of this notice, to the said Administrator, with
Ihe will annexed, at the office of J. S. Thomp
son, in tbe city of Los Augeles, county of Los
Augeles and state ot California.
CALVIN L. PORTER,
Adm'r, with will aunexed, of A. C. Allen, de
ceased.
Dated October 7.1875. 008 4w
NEW ApVERTiSEVENTS.
WONDERFUL
ARITHMETICAL CALCULATION!
A Sowing Machine Factory Tnmt out
One Hundred Jfacblaes per clay-
More than It Is Capncl tated
to Make!ll
THE SINGER MFC COS Sewing
Machine Agent lias no doubt that the
Remington agent jus ly anticipates harder
mimes lor his "pet' 1 muchine when lt is un
derstood that It is neither "The Singer Ira
proved" nor an "improvement on the Hlng
er." By referring to one of our dailies 1 And
that tins sofr, noiseless, "net" machine hue
been introduced into l.os Angeles at a much
earlier dale th -n Ihe agent states. (This may
be owing to a defect of memory).
The Remington agent h.s made a rather
startling statement to the public In his latest
advertisement bi this eff ct—that the Kem
ington S. M. Co. In the manufacture of their
tnmlly machines have increured from 49.(00
i • 00 in the past lour months, aud In the
same paruginph says that the factory is only
cupucftateii to make 250 per day; thus allow
ing every working day during said period I
find that he gives the "Remington folks"
credit for 100 mac ilnetmore per day ihan the
Factory, with a:I Its "large <aclfities," can
produce—a pretty hard strain ou the most
fertile imagination.
The Reining on Agent asks tho "Stager
folks" a very important question, namely:
Do they base tbe merits of their machines
upon the sales of former years? As lam the
only representative of the Singer Mfg. Co. In
this county I shall answer the question. 'Ihe
.-lnger Mfg. Co. points with Just pride not
only to tin ir sales In the past but also to the
fact that those sales have constantly Increas
ed up to the present. I hold to the rule that
the comparative sales of a machine consti
tutes a correct criterion of Its merits and a
true Index e> its popularity.
I shall have no difficulty In tracing back
the history of the Singer Sewing Machine, lor
It Never Changed its Original Name,
And In showing from the best authenticated
public reports that lt excels all others for all
purposes, I will only go back to the year 1871.
In that year the Singer Mnfg. Co. sold
Machines. In 1872 they sold
219,758;
In IS7B their sales reached
2 32,4 44,
And the authenticated report for the year
1874 (the latest obtainable) shows that the
LATEST IMPROVED NEW FAMILY SING
ER MACHINE
Stands Unrivaled on this Continent.
The following is a correct statement from
said report:
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
SOLO
241,079 MACHINES I
Wheeler A Wilson Mfg. Co jUg
Howe s. M. Co H5 0 0
Domestic S. M. C* 22,700
Weed S. M. Co 20 495
Qrover A Baker „ ...2it,too
Remington-Empire S. If. C< 17 608
" If the number sold of any ma hlne be a
criterion of its merits, The Singer carries off
tho palm."
In purchasing, select the most popular.
KUMtXD DO AH, Aireut,
oc2lm No. 1 Spring St., Los Angeles.
COLONIZATION.
COLONIES FOR THE
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO
APPLY TO THE AGENTS.
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO:
J. OREBE, National Hotol, San Diego City;
W. CO UTS, San Luis Rey;
FRANCISCO ESTUDILLO, San Jacinto.
COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO:
RODNEY R, SHERWIN, San Bernardino;
EMMONS A CUNNINGHAM, Riverside;
LEONARDO COTA, Rincon.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES:
H. M. SMITH, Broker and Real Estate
Agent;
FRANCISCO PALOMARES, San Jose;
TEODORA RIMFRAN, Anaheim.
S. M. SILVA, Manager.
Director of the Commercial School of San
Diego, Cal. oc7 lm
B. STIEBEL,
DEALER IN
FANCY & STAPLE GROCERIES,
IMPORTED
Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
NO. 157 MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND an assort
ment ol tho best Giocertcs to be found iv
the town, such as
FRENCH MUSHROOMS,
FOUGHI DE GENOA,
FRENCH PATES AND CONSERVES
Of all kinds, with a fall assortment of
Croaae «S Black wall's Pickles, Jama
null Jellies.
IN STORE,
MOCHA, JAVA AND COSTA RICA COF
FEES (l.oasted.Green and Ground),
SOUSED PIGS' FEET, (in kegs)
LAMBS' TONGUES, DUTCH HERRINGS,
SARDELLiN, ANCHOVIES,
Fresh Mackerel and Mackerel in Oil,
WHITE FISH,
CODFISH TONGUES and SOUNDS,
Swiss Cheese, Edam Cheese, Potaluma
Cheese, Pineapple Cheese,
ETC., ETC.. ETC.
WHITE HOUSE,
Corner l.oa Augelea acd Commercial.
Rooms or Board First-Class.
TRANSIENT OR PERMANENT AT
REASONABL.B RATES
Residents or strangeia please try lt ones for
yourself. oel tf
Notice.
AS Pio Pico has published a notice defeat
ing my character, I simply answer that
I wtll soon vindicate myself before a court ot
Justice, proving the falsltv of his accusation.
octMMw F. V. "C. de MONDRAN.