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DAILY lIKHALD.
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Herald Steam Printing House.
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X eaMaa aaay be rtli~l ui«m •> till. oftVa
dpocial Notice
rlar««n.r notice, ol Cowpaiilo. iridic,
akaaihe.. .to., "11l only lK>ln«.rt»l In lie ll.a«i.n
jmaaM al..rti«iiianta. W. fwr.e. tnc 11a..'.
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Hp An..lM. Tli. ell. Nt Ui llirta anil
■SI other amaldoal not iaj>|<ear onl) In lta col
HJSaa
aV.nt.no Broa., No. 6 Union B<|iiar. New
• Tata C"». »"' as-nU tor tha IlKkAl.i.. It» II
aonalamlT l-e f.-.ii. l on ..lc on tt» ir coiiiil't.
| Ml It. N. to.*- lath. Hanta Ana ajent of
he Ilea aud.
W BwmtKK Hlmnr orTi rs to give $10,000
Hlorevery word U any or a I letters which
Kh» tbe Proaldeney this year, Tha Maine
BUlosman haw reali/e l that the sntithe-
Hb of tho rceipMi-al sphorhm, "A-k and
|-yo shall r.i v,., knock and it shall bo
[npenad unto ye," b'dils good lv Ameii
g'mn politics.
TllK (lammilda itoration uf Itob Lin
froln's styhi and title is ntdl one of the
loading fsatniHs of the tnlngrfimn, ami
ttoorly alwnyn in c Mmm tion with thu
•OOOnd place on tho Itepubli'-nn t.i !*et.
Tbe stereotyped <-I*■ *■ ■v, "Wlmt'.i in a
WUna 1" ii air'nv-1 ed to a neitsin extent
In tbta frtxpient mention of a nohody.
Tbers is avidently a good dosl in a
■aflto. at loaat in American politics.
Tbi.l. it not in Gatb nor whisper it in
Askabm, bnt wo are assuml on pretty
I Hood authority that on the Vith of May
■ eeuning wo shall open up in this city in
! ? Mms reap, cti the rompl'-t' st Ihe'iter
lL known oa tbe Ann i iean eont ineo l .
t' These be bravo words, but they aro not
$ •Xtravagsnt. Col. Gray bus devoted bin
I' fery ripest geuiui to the evolution of a
if psrfect temple vf art, ami ho wilt pro
dneo aome rare oflVrla in b ith sta;m ma
Ohtnery, properties, ncno and fresco pic
torials an lin seating capacity. Tbe
i' latest things known anywhere in then
ik tATJ, in the riingo of the isthetia end
I eclectic, have been adopted by Col.
S : Or»y; while, hers and there, a specia|
, fjfiloreaoonu'J of his own inventive knack
Will be remarked that will give a unique
f finish to tha whole.
Pk As an incident uf her steadily ndvaneiiiij
Los Angeles is getting her nhare
Of everything which comes to this const,
tmi To any nothiug of tbo nuperh dramatic
Hp?ssttd operatiu eutertniumeuta which will
be tho order of the da/ when "The
[\ Chi Ids Opera House" shall ho formnlly
Inaugurated, wo have already been bou-
Dred(?) by tho preaeuoo of Johu Lawrenoo
Sullivan, and we havo now amongst us
the famous wrestler Muhloon, who, by
bia gentlemanly manners and winning
jMrsomW, is an exoeption, with a long
r#m jvc, from the general order of sport
ing men. There is no doubt whatever
but that, if our now Thespian temple
bad be, ft ij readiness, we should have
eajoyod a brief op-Tatie seism, with
I'atli and Gorater as tbo bright parlieu
| lar stars, ail wo should have replen
ished the Mapleson trensury even more
• literally than did tho people i>f Salt
! L<ke. The world moves aud Los Angd*
los moves with It.
TriH southern route this winter baa
received a very heavy "black eye," to
employ the currant vulgar catchword.
One of lta strong recommendations has
been that it is below the snow lino. It
■till preserves that distinotion; hut, this
year, It has bueu caught In tho flood
maelstrom. Tho telegraph informs in
,of Eastern bound passengers who left
Ban Francisco, who have been caught in
the southern rone ot washouts, and who
have be.>n taken back to the Golden
Onto and forwarded thence to their dcs
Una Hons by the Central and Union Pa
fltrio Railways. There is ouo ooniola
tory thing ab .ut the whole matter, now
•ver, and that is that such casualties
only occur onoo in a decade. Tboy are
exceptions wlreh prove the rub* of
the superior facilities for travel and for
transportation possessed by the several
eouthern routes over tho steep grades,
the Inclement weather characteristics
and the avow sheds of the Central and
Union Pacific Railways.
Skna-.mr John Shkhman, who la cred
ited with the ability to drink warm tea
and diatill icicles, and who is tbe an
tipodes of his warm blooded broth*r, the
General, started a false key note for the
Republican campaign this year. 11.
spread tho sectional Ziska akin of the
bloody shirt over the cavernous past
aud began tv beat upon it an upon a
tom-tom. Protber Plaiue, of Maine,
. srfas Ihe first Republican of note inter
viewed upon this programme, l!o pro
nouneed it arrant nonsense. (.'rant,
who has nothing in common with Blame,
expressed similar views. Tho "bloody
ahirt" plan of campaign is predicated
noon an ceo lalonel departure fr >m law iv
aome of the Southern State-*. Iv all
pCObab I ty, aomo American citizen of
African descent is egged on to extreme
in*o!ence to hia former masters. In
oihei iuataneee, here and there, the la'.e
master, flowu with wine, commits ati
outrage on a carpet-bagger or a negro.
It is sought to elsvate such purely local
Mtdfcjgporndio occurrences iuto affairs
S of national momeot — into ineitatiuns
for the revival of tbe tiutal proscrip
tions and persecutions that followed tho
£ war. "Iv the name of the Prophet,
figa." The Cincinnati riota have thrown
Danville, Virginia, and Copiah county,
Mississippi, so far iuto the background
that not even a Drnmmoad light ot"
*'doublo hextra power" would ev«r again
bring them into relief.
For the Moowd or third time our peo
pie have experienced tbe inconveniences
of interrupt ! railway communications.
What has been but a mere bagatelle, in
volving, at the outside, only annoyance,
will unquestionably make the Bowthern
raoifio Railway sweat financial blood.
The margin in construction outlays
which they, i D a very utilitarian sprit,
allowed themselves, will be ahsoihed
over much of the road-bed which was
originally laid.down at % oaoapaiatively
trifling cost. It is the old story of the
Central and Union Pacific Railways
over agaio. In tbe mad competition of
those corporations to reach for the land
grants and money subsidies which had
been dealt oat with too liberal a hand
by the national government, tho road
bads w«ro constructed in a very in
secure manner. Ibe bridges and cnlv
crts were flimsy, tho track was frequent
ly laid in the beds of dry streams, aud
everything was done on the cheap and
nasty plan, which involved the doing of
much nf the work over again, and jnst
each will be the obligation imposed upon
the managers of the Southern Pacific
Ktilway. Winn tbe prenat rainy
Maaou .lull have run it. eouraa wa will
he Hi.. liiaaaall.llt. ol a road-bad whiob
will bar. Ik-ou raeonilrueted on lea
tnoat approve<l principle, of railway
.Jt.nee. Meiinr bllo, and fur a f.w
day., we .hall have to "grin and bear
it" a. to all temporary IneoaTenienoee.
Tin teh.yi.iph advises us that tba con
trollers of the Atlantic and Pacifio Hall
way have tnado up their minds aitber to
diijilicAto tho Mojavs branoh of tba
Southern Paaiii Railway or to buy it.
In other words, they havn pnfflUiniod it
to ho th'-ir pnrposo to reach tbis coast,
aud that means to readi it at Wilming
ton. If tbey had any othsr objoct in
view they would not sp*ak of buying
tbe Mojito hiitiicii of tbo .Hjulbern Ps>
oific; (.■!■■,■■, if tholr design were to go
t i S_n I'rAii.dscii, it would involve very
much more than the puruhaso of this
short road. Such a sohimo would
contemplate thus' 'piintiou of tbo Month*
em !'*.!'■ road entire helwaan the
"Keodlos" and the Col len Oftlo, It Is,
of course, posaihlo that mieh an exten
sive idoa ent.rs into tha plans of tha
ii 11: ■'i 'in ut of tit a Southern Pacifiej
hut, in this year of gmce, when railway
loOoaa range lamentably low in price,
the itch for construction is not so pro
noui.' ed as it was otuii one yoar ago.
Col Armstrong, who for years was tho
reoelvor of the Atlantic and I'acilic,
spent Mfttf wctdts in M >itthcru California
during tbo paid winter and examined tha
claiuu of Wilmington very thoroughly.
He infoini'-d tbe writer that ho would
reeainiiisnd the company to build to our
E<M Angeles port. Doubttosri his favora
hl« report bai had much to do with the
lately annottnosd policy of the Atlantlo
ami ['aolfhl Railway.
Loa ANOeUaM is to havn a wrestling
boat and it will be participated In by
•heaolidaal Mutdoon who ever trod tbe
hosrds. In tho person of Henry Outtig
Belief let us hnpn thut wo shall present
a total rhamptoti wbo, r though he will
pOHHibly be vanipiiHUed, nmy not do di -
credit as an athbdo to tho City of tbo
Qeeill of tb"AngeU. Muldoouextendsto
Benef cm HviOtil which are certainly
cxi t [i.ionully genei tmH, and tbo occasion
cannot fail of intorunt to IhOM who be
liuve in the ifticaoy ami denirAbility of
phyele«l culture.
THE LATEST!
[Special to t.i s Ilkk w.ii hy the Western
Union Telegnph Company.]
PACIFIC COAST.
Proceeding* of the Aeeensbly.
BAC9>AMB>tO» April 11. —In the As
sembly, Hurry's amendment to establish
maximum rates of faros on railroads, on
third reading was temporarily placed on
Ilia. Level son's hill relating to rorenue
was rufuaed a second reading. Tho
committee sub.V.itute for tbe Itirry bill
to establish inaxiuumli.V.os for railroad
faren, was read a third time and passed,
72 to ,1. Assembly adjourned till Mon
day.
l>or..t\v KlilftM the Odium to Lev.
crsoo,
BAOsUMlltO,April II,—P. S. Doniey,
who charged a number of Astiumhlymyii
with bavihg hnitered their votes for po
sitions under the State Harbor Commis
sion, has informed tbo special Investi
gating Committee that l.everson, who
Intro bleed tho charges Into the House,
Was tbi nal instigator and oonooolorof
the (''targes, Tilt disclosure produood
quite a s.msalion. Mrs. Hoi ton Zim
merman, called as a witness beforo the
Investigate ; Committer, tes'itud that
she hail copied the papers from a rough
draft, furnished her by l.everson. The
latter, On being summoned, indignantly
denied the charge bud attempted to in •
! peach tho witness, lit «x"oiimvc session
the eommitt.-o WM unanimous ou the
point i lut there WM no cvidouco to sus
tain tho charges against Luvurson,
.Mrrrshnll'is *i ion lm lon With the
It ii ii r ii tnl m.
BACRAMIXIX) t Cab, April 11.—Thore
WM a meeting of th i House Committee
on Judiciary this afternoon, at which At
torney General Marshall produced the
stipol.dion agreed upon between him
and Mr. Creed Haymo.id nu behalf of
tbe railroads, Comptroller Dunn ap
peared before thf eummitteo and pro
duced several letters from Judge Way
mirt and Mr. in which those
attorneys urged tlie acceptance by the
Sjato of the proposition that tho rail
roads should pay the face of their taxes,
and that tho interest, penalties and
counsel fues fhotild hi remitted. Mr.
Duun stated that this proposi
tion had been made to bun and
that ho bod rejected it.
Iteuioiifstraiiee-M AvulnHt Uarry'4
Bill.
Sackamunto, April 11. -J. Morvyn
Donahue, of thu San Kraueisoo and
North Paclfle read, and Davis, President
of the South Pacitic Coaat roo*l, are bo
fore tbo Bftlt!■ Committte strenuously
protecting agaloit the passuge of the
Harry bill. W. W. Walker, of the U.
S, Central Railway Company, asserted
in a strong letter that the passage of the
bill will jeopardise or deatrny values in
railroad property >n Califoru.a uud stop
all further construction.
The ChargcM Vftrounded.
Sai uamknt i April It).—Tho commit
tee on tbo Dorucy charges against
Haihor Commi>sioiter Krios, Sena or
Kelly and several id tho Assembly
men, agreed t« report that the charges
were without foundation. Derney now
puts the matter ou Dr. Ceverson.
A I'ortioti or I t er.no I'udrr Water.
Fresno, Cal., April 11.—The south
ern portion of the town ia again under
water. The precintions taken by
throwing up high lsv7oM and confining
the water to Front street has prevented
CO] siderablo dUMge, Front atrcet is
ent .ely coven d with llowing water.
Pietfigeii Taken na<*u to Man
Kruiirispo I.ll— c Fnreen k...
i»airiniE Dasnngnn on the M. I*.
11. v.
San Francisco, April 11.—lienaral
Manager Town* of ihe C. P. K. X., mvi
the pMsengers, who left this city for the
Fast On TneVdny and Wednesday last,
via tbo Southern Pacitic, are ou their
way hack, us it is impossible to gst
through to i/.s Angeles. Mr. Towne
says it will probably require four or five
days to-makc the necessary repairs. A
Urge fores of men wus set to work this
morning.
The Itallroud Open tit M»n rer
nando.
KsTWMALL, Apr l 11.—The track is
coumctcd between Bno I'oruaudo ami
Loa Angeles to-uight and would be be
tween hero and San Fernando, but the
Ohinamen working at Ibis side of tlie
San Fernando tunnel, when six o'clock
came tc-night, stacked their shovels aud
quit work for the day, refusing to do
iiny mori labor to-night.
llelnffcln Hnn l ianrleeo
San Franusio, April The raia
which ha 1 been dri/.zlitig thrcughout the
day developed into a heavy htorm about
six th's evening uud fur over two hours
came down in . a poifeot detugu. The
null of water in tho streets was so grout
that the cable ears were impeded and
obliged to stup running.
The Itiiln Up f onntry.
i San Francisco. April 11.—The Sig
nal Service reports that tbo rsinfall hero
Ito day amounted to 1.41 inches. It Ut
I still nutiiiiL', with the haiumoter falling
■ rapidly. Rain is also reported from Red
tlntr, fc?acn*immto, San Diego, Sonoma,
\ hliujo and Salinas.
Urnnd Commander?, X, T , Klee
tlon
San Francisco, April 11th. — The
Knights Templar tbis afternoon elected
the following ulhccrs for the ensuing
year: R. K. Sir Win. Petrie.OranJ Com
mander; V. K. Sir Philip W. Koyser,
Deputy (irand Commander; E. Sir Rea'
ben 11. Lloyd, Grand Generalissimo; K.
Sir Tristou (irand Captain Geo
oral; E. Sr. BeneMtoh I* Hosmer, Grand
Prelate; E. Sir C. C. Mason, Grind
LQ8 AKOELES DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 12. 1«84.
Senior Warden; X Sir Fain H.Wagentr,
Grand Junior Warden; K. Sir John V.
Merrill, (hand Treasarfr; K. Sir I boy.
H. Caswell, Grand lUotiver.
The fftoek Hoard.
HAH Kruxmw, April 11. -- Best k
Belohrr, M.tSi Chollar, $1.15} Cod
solidated Virginia. .St Crown I'oint,
; Rtireka (Jon., $—j Gould *
Cnrry, $1 40; (lib- A Norrrrst*, $1 In;
Mexican, $1.15; Northern IJ- lle,-;(J t ,hir,
$0.55; I'otosi, .55; Suvagn, . ; Km
Nerada, $1 85; Union CotWr\i<UU&,
Yellow Jaekat. $1.80.
Wheat nail Barley Market.
Hak TmAtC&OO. April 11. — Wheat,
weak aad ipiiot; ••filar, $1 .n?'''sl-51;
buyer, season, ?I V*> •-■ I ri; Parley,
wsa't hut active; leller, .70; nulter, swa
aoo, .81; buyer, JM KiiJ; buyer, sea
on, . 82{'tflH.'l..
Iteatrurtlvc Fire at <ana »iranu>.
Caha (•KAMi'ft, A. T., April ll.—
Nearly the whole of tha bus.iut.ss portion
of Case (hands was destroyed by firs,
which broke ont about I o'olm k, Fq the
now dtoro of Thomas Tomlimou, and
rapidly ignited tho piincipal IniAifiea«
stores. Thorn was a perfect fmiladoof
cartridges from il;* storus which mado it
dangerous to stand in the neighborhood.
Tomhnson loses about $15,000 with very
light Iniurauce. The spread of tho
flatus.*, wai so rapid tbnt ho could not,
*ay» his books or even his hit. Had tho
v*iud been heavier or in Another direc
tion, tin. whole town MM have gone.
There was no water in the ruilroad tank
ut ih • limo.
HI an Wstcr In Mania Harbai a
County.
Hanta Rahuaba, April. II Tho
Santa Maria valley read bridge, below
Santa Maria, is reported washed away
aga : n. Santa Ynez riv.r, just north of
hero, Is rising rspidly toa bight r mark
than bas b en attailed this season.
A biat is vow used in tho trAnspo: tvi >v
of tba northern oouuty mail acroia tho
river. No .tagos arc running south and
tba prospects are that tho Ban ttntna
ventiiru rivor fanaol bt- crossed* for three
or four days.
.Blew tile Hrnlnu Oat,
Sam Josk, April 11. — J. H. Robinson
oonimitted suiside near Santa Clara bj
shooting hlmsslf in thu hrad In a tit of
despuedenny, caused by prolong* d
maUrial sickness. Me was a native of
.\f a* achntii And 48 years old. He fol
lowed tho stock raining baahjaej for
yoajs.
Temblor at rnrmm, Nevada
Carson, Ncv., April 13 —There was
an earthquake shock hrru at '2:10; dura
tion, three seoetide, dfreetioa north and
south. Than was a lively shaking but
no dainayo.
Trencheron* Attempt to Iffni'drr.
Tucson, A. T., April ll.—Chief of
Polioo Johnson received a d'«pat<:h to
day stating tbul hi * H"N, I'ricu Jolm-on,
wai shot at OaM t-rande. Tba shooting
wan dun. by a man named Rnhiusi v,
who had been loafing Around Cus_
QfMa-l for some tinio. They had some
trouble and had, M frirn< 1« mpßOttfsl
settled tho Hatter. Robinson approached
Johnson aud, cxtendiug his band, said
that all ditrrmnces had been settled and
that he wanted tn bu frbndly. WbM
Johnson extended his hand Rtdiinsoi)
pulled a 41 c\libro pistol and tired fit
him, tho ball entering tho bow eh, in the
region of tho navol. Robinson was taken
to Florer-.ne, tho county seat of Pinal
county. A special train, with a physi
cian, went to Cn:ta <<:aude and brought
the wounded man bero.
AennNslnated hy a Cow Hoy.
Lah Vkuam, April 12. Juan 11. Pation,
a wealthy and highly respected citizen
and ex-Speaker ot tbo Territorial Legis
lature, was assassinated last night by
Mitch Mitney, a cow boy. He will
probably be lynched.
EASTERN.
Keecnlne; llio Bottle* or tho l*oce>
hontae Mine VlrtluiM Many ol
the Itouie* llori'lblv SIUt Haled.
Lynohimiku, Va, April 11.—After
everything was gal in nadiness tit Poco
houtus, yesterday evening, a police force
WM place I to gut.nl the main entrance
of tba mine with orders to keep bank the
crowd, which bad boon attracted hy tbo
notice p« ■•t »■ 1 that the h idius con! I be
claimed. The miuing ougineerin cburgo
of tbo reeontog pa.ty entered the mine
to nnte the situation uf afl'aira. When
they emerged from the milieu thoy an
nounced that the damage was Isss than
supposed and that little tn übio wan ex
perienced in recovering the bodicn of the
victims. Two of the bodies reclaimed
yeatorday were horribly mutilated. those
of Boon Matey, tbo white boy, and Jim
Crim, the negro. Whon work was re
sumed tbia morning, v atill largsr crowd
congregated at tlie entrance aud ropes
were stretched to prevent tbo ton near
opproacb. Tbe crowd, bow over, ob
served proper decorum. There was no
undue excilemaut and a spirit of great
solemnity deemed to pervade the assem
bly. Tbe I Mil id- as roenvad were placed in
boxes on thetnsido of the mine aud several
brought together on a pit car. A num
ber of minora well acquainted with the
victims were placed ej tbe entrance for
the purpose of identifying the rrmHtn
but of the sixteen recovered so far only
six were identified. These are: Jim
Ctim, rocoguiz.'d by a belt ho wore; Sam
Maxwell, by his boots, George IteJEWelli
l>y being found with his brother; Win.
Slush-r, by a patch on one of his hoots;
young Jewell, by his hair and the 1 na
tion of tbe body. A (iceman was recog
nized by bis wite. Many of tbe la lite
were horribly mangled, loa. with head.*
blown off, others arms aud legs toru
from their sockets; still others with
their entrails torn out entirely. An arm
and a leg wera found in tbe main en
trance, but tbe body to which they bt*
longed was not found. A thrill ol hor
ror passed through the crowd aa the rtl<
cuing pirty brought out thu chaired
and disfigured reuiuius of a miner with
bia dinner bucket clasped in hia arm,
probably just partaking of his midnig'it
meal, when the explosion hurled him
Into eternity. Several miners were found
with picks in their hands, and the po
sitions of the bodies indicate that death
was instantaneous to all in the mine.
At|.'t:3o o'clock it was announced that
no more bodies would bo removal before
{) o'clock Saturday morning. Tbe
balance were occupied in getting out the
corcassos of the muloa, which, Doing too
heavy to drag out, had been quartered
aud hauled out. Very little excitement
prevailed. A large crowd of men and
women stood near the entrance, hoping
by sane fnmdiur feature to recognize
■ lea l relativts, but 01 the announcement
wan made that no more would be taken
until Saturday, they witbdrow.
The Victim* or the I'acohontaN
.VI tnc IHHnntrr-
LyKCHIUBG, Va., April ll.—ff the
fan works well to night nt the Pooobon-
US mine, the bodies will bl taken tv the
surface end banded over to friends. Tlrj
unclaimed bodies will ho buried in the
same coinotery plot. Public funeral ser
vices will be held on a day yet to be
named,
Argument on tho rontul Tele
graph 11111.
Washincton, April 11. —Dr. Norvin
(ireen made an argumeut before the
House Committee on PoitOmOM and
Pool X a la to-duy, in opposition to Pos
tal Telegraphs. If, howovor.the govern
uieut determined to outer into thu b->a;
nsot, be thought it ought, to buy out tho
existing lines and manage tlio work ex
elusivoly in its own way. Ho also t-oid
if the Senate Committee bill became a
la-v, the Western Union woubl not b.
oonti a biddr-r for the contract for which
that incttauro uial.es provision.
Tho I'reNldeut Obavrvcfi 4«ood
Friday
Washington, April 12.--The Presi
dent attended services at St. Johns
church this in.truing and spent the re
mainder of thu day quiotly In tbe
White House, receiving no visitors.
diovernor Htantord to Arrive In
,\ew York To-Hurrove.
Nkw York, April 11.— The steam
ship Hrittaunio, in which Governor and
Mrs. Stanford are passengers, lt.it
tjueeiutown on tho fonrth aud ia ex
pected b«re Kister Sunday. Friends
state that tho romaius of yortng Stan
f .rd will be interred in the Oovernor'a
family vault at Alhauy.
A HOW Telcphoue nnrl Telegraph
somrmuy.
Nkw York, April ll.— The certificate
of incorporation uf the MeDonough Tel
phono and Telegraph Company wore
ti.sd to-day. Thecompany has a capital
stock of |1,030.000, winch cm be ».
creased to 15,000,000. Tbo company's
lines are to run from N«w York to Cati
fornia, Florida and Maine.
I.otfan nod Vntl-I.ojran la C a lease
■ Mtasid-eir.
CincAno, 111., April 11. —Repnblicnn
primaries were bald In thia city tbis
afternoon to elect delegates to nominate
Congressmen In tha First, Second and
I-'.until Dirttricte, and to elect delegatus
in all fou.- of tho districts to the District
Convention to elect delegates to tbe
National Contention. Tho issue in all
four districts was clearly defined aa
between the adherents and opposers ,
of Senator Ldgafl for the Prcittuntial ,
iiotuiLati.il and the choice of del
egates to the Distiict Conventions.
Th'j balloting was characterized by an |
unuHual amount of turbulence. Tba [
struggle in the Third Congressional Dis
trict was particularly cxrited and many
pc. ttmat oncountors and several free
fights resulted, but as tbe only weapons |
used were bits, no serious consequence*
followed. Tho result of it all was a di
vided victory. Tbe First District chose
eighty delegates to the Congressional
couveutiou, forty of whom are tor Logan
and forty against. An exciting time is
anticipated when the convention meets
to morrow to choose delegates to tbo
National Convention. In tbo Second
Di*trict the Logan and anti-Logan man
agers sgrwed to diisgree and held two
sets of primaries and will send two sets
of dtdt-gaUs to the National Convention.
In the Third Dietriel tho anti-Logan del.
egate* were chosen and in tbo Fourth
those in favor of Logan.
A Divided l»elesjatloo.
Coon t.-.vn, N. V., April ll.—Tha
Twenty-fourth Congi essiouat District
Republican Convention, composed of
delegates from Schoharie, Herkimer and
Otsego counties, elected Titus Sheard, of
Herkimer, aud Hobart Krul, of &dmha
rie, dilogAtes to the Natiooal Conven
tion. David Wilbur, of Otsego, was ap
poihte 1 Presidential elector. The dele
gates e.n: anti-Arthur, with preference
divided between BUineaud Lincolu.
rrealdenflal frnfvreiirea or .Ylln
nourl Dalesntea.
f*T. Loi'i-i, April 11. — A correspond
ent of the (Uob-' Dtmorrnt gives the
following summary of tbo Presidential
preff-Mnres uf the delegates from tbis
State to the Republican National Con
vention. Rlaine 11, Arthur 8, 7,
Kdinundi 5. Nona uf the delegates aro
strongly pronounced in their prefor
encoj, however, and will doubtless be
governed largely by tbe views of dele*
gates from Republican States.
riedfed lo Hnpport Blame.
UiKmsmus Pinn, April 11. —The
Republican Conference of (he Fourteenth
Congress District, elected delegates to
Chicago, who were reuuired to pledge to
support Bla<ne long nefore the conven*
klMi
DelrsateH to t'lilraco,
Vandai.ia, Ql. April 11.— Tho Re
publican Convention nominated A. J.
Hamlin for Congress and -elected Jno.
J , M. Truitt, delegates
to tho Chicago Convontion.
The Greeley Reward Dill Fn*m.d.
Wasiiishtox, April 11. —TUe Houso
Committee oa Appropriations reported
back thu Senate l)ili authorizing the Sec
retary of lite Navy to offer a reward of
185,069 for rescuing or ascertaining the
into of the Greeley expedition. After
brief dehatc the hill passed.
The Week's ttaelnevo Failure*.
Nkw Yohk, April 11.— Business fail
ures the past woek in the United States
were 175; Canada, 39; compared with
212 for tho previous week.
Merlons Mltuntlon or Affairs In
Culm.
Nkw York, April 12.—A letter from
Havaua, datod April *>th, says: "There
are serious accounts from the interior na
to the movements of large parties of ban
dits, i Government troops continue to
eomo in. Yesterday a battalion of reg
ular troops waa sent from Havana to
Vttefta Arriba and for a few days tbe
count neighborhood of llavaea was occu
pied by detachments of troops. The
government ia apparently waking up to
the situation. I'rivate accounts from
St. DoiningO aay the Cuban refngsos
there aro in possession of large amounts
C f money anil are preparing for landing in
Cuba, in combination with parties bore.
This will probably cause extraordinary
QMrTomenta of troops. The government,
in spito of all those facta, pretends to
ridicule all reporta of tho threatened in
vasion. News has reached this city that
tlia Minister for the colonies haa made a
new loan of $300,000 with tho Hispouo-
Colonial Bank, of llarcciona, for account
of the Cuban treasury. Tho Cuban
troesnry will pay one per cent, commit
viouou ibe loan and interest of per cent
per annum. This msnstrre has caused
tho greatest indignation bore, and, added
to the state of profound alarn and gen
eral discontent prevailing, aa tbe loau
and contract made with tho same bank
iv ISBO is considered one of the calami
ties which brought about tha present
atate of affairs. The bank is already re
ceiving $33,000 yearly from the income
of tho Cuban custom bouses and tho
present loau adds $23,500 yearly. A
perfect panic ia reigning ia the markets
and thf merchants, in order to sell their
drafts, have to submit to a largo loan on
current rates.
Indiana In Favor or Illnlne.
Im.ianapolis, April 11.—The Repub
licans held a Convention of all the Con
gressional districts of the State to-day,
to select delegates to Chicago. The del
egates, almost without exception, favor
an Indiana man, with a strong prefer
ence for Senator Harrison. For second
choice, Blame leads and his namo always
Mcl with Mucoln for Vice-President.
Stanton J, Peeta was renominated for
Congress ia the Seventh District, aud
Gen. Thomas M. Brown in the Sixth
district. A State Convention to select
four delegates at large will be held in
this city on the 17th.
IheHtainp Trouble Mettled.
St. Louis, April 12.—The latcßt ad
vices Irani the City of Mexico aay tho
trouble over the stamp aot is practically
settled, th 3 government having agreed
to a modification ao that only goods ac
tually sold shall bo stamped.
FOREIGN.
Charles Itenrto Road.
toxww. April ll.—Charles Reftda
.lied this afternoon.
Death of J. 11. Isnniae Aannnnred.
Pakis, April 11.—Tho death of Jean
Biptisto DonU in announced.
Politic:,! Citato at Prkln
Lonpos, April 11.—The latest ml vic°s
from Shar>;hai report a serious political
crisis at LYkin. The Kmpreas has puh
lirly dettrftded Prince Kong and fmir
members of the Privy Council. They
>wi re strip 'cd of all their honors, be
! catißO of the dilatory manner in which
I they beta dtelt with Tooqnla ail'airs.
A Three Millionaire in Trouble.
Our former townsman and newspaper
man, Mr. .lames Addison Reavis, who
claimed three million acroj of land in
Arizona, has run again*, a snag in tho
person of one J, K. Hicltcy, the agent of
I tho widow of Willing, the original owner
I of tho grunt "I'cralta Greet," who states
j that th« Willing widow is an unwilling
widow in willing the millions away to
our three million acre farmer, and pub
ltihes the folio whit; manifesto in the
Arizona ICnterprisc:
Take Notice -That I, the under
signed, havo> a power of attorney from
Mm. M. A. VVUUAg.olCallowayooontv,
Missouri, the widow of Dr. Willing, de
eeeeejd, and the owner of the. Porult*
griiiit iv Arizona Territory.
That thu claim to her inter.jjt in said
grant, set up hy J. A. Keavis, was, as I
am advised hy counsel, who has exam
int-d tlm fiiet* of the case, fraudulently
procured, aud that the paper purporting
to be n conveyance to him can be set
aside, and that legal proceedings will be
instituted for that purposo, aud this is to
wara any ewa from purohaMiug from him
any interest iv said grant.
Now that there is an unwilling wo
man iv the case, the bachelor Koavis
will have doop trouble on bis hands,
and his gallantry will be sorely tested.
It might he the proper thing for Mr.
Keavis to marry the Willing widow, if
she ia not unwilling to wed. There
Wilheforco in that project, Mr. Reavis,
and save oratory and counsel fees.
THAT HACKING* COUGH cau be so
qnlekly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by C. F. Heinzonian,
122 North Main street.
NEW TO DAY.
WE AMP taMttVa OVU lICMSMM UTUCK
of Clgsro to tbe trad. «t IrassV r. in.-.l
nstoas. The only rhrsr koOM In tha city eon
nwtol by tcl.-phono-.S'o. 17J. r.t>F.f,«IAJl
aw.
POSITION A 8 SCRIBE.
Wurtrd by a lady, position aa Berlin. Ad
ilna. F. !»., Uia.i.o orfiao. aprM
CKOiCt? FAMILY COWS.
B's graded Jersey., from 170 to tUI, e.ch.
Also aome liaraair.a in horses.
FLATT IS BOS. at Co.,
aprTSlt CcriifrFlllhand olive rtreet..
PICTURES Of TEACHERS.
■ambctl of tlic Teachers' Institute may nb.
tain |.li'.t'k-r.»| In of the variotn :,') cent,
each, i-lO'I sc. ii Fernando "trier, npnosile the
Hew l>- v t, Lai Anfieles. —
aprl I*- ItOUKIH. rfKlTOiiltAimP.lt.
DR. WING FAWN,
P H YHICI AN AND SURG BOM,
2IS Temple St., AdJoiiiln',[ Kwonii llliui's
fjtorc. aprl* Jin
ttUKCCO-ROMAt.
Wrestling Match
TURNVEREIN HALL,
fucsslay Evening:, Anril l.»th,
left, at S o'clock.
Wm Muldoon, Champion Wrestler
of the World,
Will attempt one of tho greatest fonts
ever known in the history of tbe
Arena, that of
Throwing Hia Opponent
H. G. BAUKR, OF LOS ANGELES,
Ten Times in Ono Hour,
Wnxrx *HM> t« llnucr'i; ipMOO
That he will accomplish it.
Ticket*. ... Ours Dollar.
Reserved Scat) «1.50, for sale at Bob R+rita.
aprl ltd
PROF. P. ENGELS.
G-rand Concert
TURNVEREIN HALL
Wednesday Evening:, April 10,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
His arcat Orchestra anil the tollovvlnjr soloist,:
Madame \V. % Harnett Soprano
Mi..i Kuiuli llvrt.lloldy. Soprano
Mr BaaiJ I'fann Tenor
Mr. F. laiwronce lives
Mr. F-inil llortrand Trombone
And Log Angeles Liedcrkrarsz.
Belce'.lons will bo rondure 1 that Wars never
heard before in l. i. An :. 1" fl'ju. Wa ."i' r. Mi;,
crbtor and Mendelsohn.
Admission gI.OO, t.ullor., 50 rente.
No F.xtra (Jiiaruc for Itcsorved Seats.
Ho* Sheet now open at Ed. '.man .*£ Cos Oi;.ar
Store, llata htrcot. nprl-'ld
FOR SALE—FOR RENT.
LoBt7~~
fn creasing tho Arroyo Beoo, near Oak Qrere,
on the ni.'lit of Vi-r'.i litli. I, a violin iiu.lsiher
cornel, l.eloiiir ii .v to Win:-.-in ..una Hand, of till.
city. A liberal reward will bepafafor the re
turn of tbo same, spll-ls-
FORNISHED ROOMS.
Tiirec very sirable rOOBU to rent, F.n.nitre
at No. in commercial aim t. aplMI
FOR SALE.
Irish Setter poppi-j.. par:Ms'hoi..uirubredand
well liiv.ken; also. Insit end Oni.Ln puppies.
EnrpiiieofS. Tyicr, Santa Monica. nptt-ar.
WAKTIO fa r;t=NT.
nvMay Is', a Inn lined 01 unfurnished heme
b.-tivccn, Main, olive, Fifth an.l first streets; no
clnl-lr.ii; rcfTLi:..- i. Andre,, f. <>. lb.'. »:,,
Los Anislca. «pi l-SI
FOR PROMPT SALE.
A travcler'H Uparegel Oriental Uric it-'nrac, Ilia,
tori", 1: illgionsami Arcl ■ logic r Iks: Nan an
Mock, room 124; elevator, Sprine; street, aid lev
FOR SALE.
Wood worklnit niachluerv, with or rhhosrl
FOR SALE.
A tailor shop and aloe!;; v. .11 < stat.lislied laid
now; prnprielor iiuahlo to attend t'i it; eood op
|sjrt.i.iity for a I'u'at class l.i'lnr. Address
"Jackson," i'oiilnna, Cal. aplO let
FOR SALE.
At a kaiglla. stack and li\tnreaof Our Pasaar,
•ja North Main street. spin Iw
WiKDMKL FOR SALE.
A fine 10 foot Stover veiliduiil! fa- Htl, for-ion,
which is a eriei' '.ariiain. Apply at K.il.ler a;
rrokHsg', Winery on Seventh atrcct. a|« lw
FOR SALE.
Seven hundred and tliirtl acres ct 11 1- fanning
land. e..iiv-nielli tl I n.-anir 11,' a .Slai.i.m. Will
he sold at a Lac-ahi ifajipli <l 1..r soon to
WM. THORPS,
apltf No. 'J Court street. Im Anirele*.
FOR SALE - "
One nf the t.c.t esl li.lishcd parins' salions in
the ci'y at.i sa.-ii i.-.-, i.ain-.' to ill health of the
fropriet-T. Apply to p. Ii t>ldy iiCo , No. 3111
Nnitti Main str. -f, ..pp. Kite l ie-o 11.-us.-, aj.f.tf
FOR SALE.
A handsome cnttaec of five rooms, nlcc'y fin
tailed inside, situated on Sivtn meet, |~ i.ci. I,
Fort and Spring, Far terms, .-!=., apply to
IMMKIMV <J Mll.bS,
nov2U OopOaiU thaCoar) llouao.
r'J« S'.tL'.
A jount: I caririjr tfrove. hltilitcl near
foal alii,: about 15 .eras alarjtaa, wite a water
li.'lil ,-.|-.i .1 I . one li. ii Ie t «,,!« *.r In I.ours
.01 ,c.ii,-. lit r. ;-.n- ,I| 11,,t id.- iext Imp' c. i
s-.dl for fll per cent of the |.ri. c asked for tin
jeirt.culars c , -. ... a. i ..-:,|[,... t . ~.l 11. A.,'
FOR REMT.
He. ere House, First street, for a term of
at s.-dl'earl.tre l a', .'n.'iini'e! 1 " ' u^'ll-V"
HICELY FURMISHEO
Sunin front rcom, Hue, imnu.es from Post
otllee; roaaonahlu to permanent party; 211 Hee
ond street. npfi-lw
ROOMS AND BOARD.
Urejc, saaraatl, rarilllltld rooms, with beard;
mil Milt I .-..1 .1 a ,1 „i .1, mil I,- pirt
ot Hie r.ti;::.:. Mill .... .;. o, ... Knurl h. apMI
ROOMS AND BCARD.
fee aaara aaaty farartahad front moms to let
lull, hoard; h„n.,- ~,,.,«,„, , w leicphnl.e and all
I. .J. l/.-CXIIVRT. I. 11. I. ~Ml\Tt
LOOKHART & SON,
intmi in—
Hay, Grain ana Mill Fbbil,
MAY A SPECIALTY.
eVOOOM ni'.l ivp:i;i^^^»V
ANNOUNCEMENT."'
W U woultl rf-ptftlullv <-«H t) m Mtfiitlon of
r-i ». :.M «.l S..irh.,rii « .tJ.f..rm- lo the f».-t that
(for. of First and Aliimeda Streets,
Will lw muly on or kl>r>iit ON IM of April, to
1 urn out all kiiult of )i ..n> f-ir,'imjH, Mlftool MM
S'.il- r work.
In too iiiffclitiinn v c mo pn jmrwl to t,ttcinl to
ftll r .ir- oil ■ .:. r «ihl clljilloA.
UNION IRON AND STEEL WORKS.
uirU ]vi
NKW TO DAY.
SUHDAV GLOIMC.
(nir jatrfiat will platwo Uku notiw that our
ro'j.*;i-t'.v# tiikofln will b« elrtMxl nttrr PunJuy
from l. .j t , I i. m. till further notfc-*,
AMKRfCAN BAKERY.
Apll-lw KOSTRK'S BAKEBY.
Attention, Sir Knight*.
The intmlwn of Coeur d« Lion Comnian'lei7
No 8. K. T., aro hcrehv ortlorf.l to »-in«mTflo at
thulr Aitium In full uniform on Kumlay, A|iril
i:tth, at 10*1 lock r. n., tharn, for the |mrLH>m; of
att'jn'ling fH. me ttttrvi. c. *ir KDitfbti
are coniUlly ln<tt«-l toa(teti(l.
II ,- ortlcr of the E C.
T. H. WARD, C O.
Att#.t; W. W. ROSB. ltecorUer. niill-8*
POSTPONED
Auction Sale of Lands,
Theu-alcolacralotiln the Oriffln Tract, East
I.oi AiittelvJ. will Uku place on
SATURDAY MORNING,
Arril 12th, at 11 oclo.k.
Frrc f ,rr will leave Tcinplo Block at 10
o't-louk to ttttd bttyon to the ground fend return
them after tho satu.
NOYEB & FIELD,
apli-2t Aurtioneera.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
—OF FINE—
Residence Lots
-OF-
One Acre Each,
Situated on Fair Oaki and Turraco avenues,
PASADENA,
Monday, April 14th, 1884,
At 12.30 r. x., on tho premiecs, under the man-
K. If. l/iiri 'In v, f I t'i IkT in lltitl Estate,
Sto. !t aNodeau Block, Lou Aiißcleu.
Tliti property in a Biindivision of a liO-acrc tract
of the cilltnnr'j Vincvard, It haa a frontage of
010 f. vt mi Fair Oaki atvimc and cxtendinK by a
u'l.tduiil west to tli.: iniiirnillt'i'iit property
of «r. HurU-urt, of tliii cttfo. The Bituittion \a
must dt'l.-Infol, o\ f.lookiiiK tho wholo I'asa
tli ii.t Valli'y. This is thf heat opportunity cvtr
offered to purchase (!t i mill lint; Bites of
t4Upni size and at your own prices, in I'aaadena,
The sale heintr imperative
and without reserve.
Remember that this I* an opportunity that
may tuner oticur to purcb tae tiuclt valua
ble property ;it your own pricea.
Monday, April 14th, 1884,
One-half cash on delivery ot contract; balance
In nlk months at 7 per cent, or 5 per cent, dia-
COU it on dcf'Tivd pa\ineiit«( fnr cash,
The uhiihl 4ji-.:o il ( ;io-it will he rvijiiired upon
f irb .sale, U:> h «ill t.-fi :iU-iwed in first pay incut,
All State and county taxes will bo paia by pres
ent owner. The
Title is Perfect
And each purchaser will receive a certificate of
title ahou-intf audi to be the fact.
FREE CARRIAGES
Will l*>n \c. tht? hotels and the office of F. H. Bar
iliiv, No. .) £outh Spring Street Nadeau Bl ck,
nt. 10 o (-look a. m., ami return after the tale.
Thu I'Ul-'i" nr.' re-«l'eetfully invited to attend.
I',-riie-i il.'.-ii-in," t i ;ttt. ml thin r.ile .'itn yet free
tici.uta ut ihe oflfce of F. H. Uarolay, No. 0 Na
de.«u BMi or Noyes& FicMn.
A Free Lunch will be served
on the grounds.
Hoyes & Field,
apmd AUCTIONEERS.
AUCTION SALES
By MSN (!. BELL A €0.,
REAL ESTATE ANr>f.ENERAt« AUCTIONEERS
Ofrlf-e, Room ±l, Tim pie ib*k, over
the County Bank.
Rea estate tn all parts of tbo city, Inrlud
iinr residem-iH anil liiL-inrHS properties, lilockn
ami niiit beH, PiiSdivi'.led and sold at auction or
prfvatM nale.
Appraisement tof evirry 'leneription of - rt-,
a .pet i.i!tv. Salt's iradu at auction by or'ter of
Uoiirtci, Admiiii-trittors, Excutors, CoiimiinHion
.. , K''-i>> rs. MoriL'n-'i ■ s arnl Tni-ttci'n, fuitliful
ly erunplviiiL,' with pn.nviil.ed fon-in.
!l -ivs.ti.d rfKiins ri-tited; a-suiti'; charge of
property, hold power of attorney for al«entcen.
collfol reara, attend to insurance, street
work. Improvements ;unl btiildintfa.
Abo, auction, h«r*e andi aniaLrc mart and
- tli i >anl, l.os Aagtlag streL-t, l«:tween First and
NOYES & FIELD,
Real Estate and General
Auctioneers,
REQUENNA ST., 2 DOORS FROM MAIN,
oppo4ta the rj. S. Hotel, in the Bu.hUlook,
WiL conduct a eeneral auction business on the
ntoat 1. .- rat terms. Prompt returns made
on all sale.. Our regular Satur
day sale of
HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS
Central Horse Market,
One doorlrom Main Street.
E. W. NOYEB,
'■ihM WM. T. FIELD.
Just Ar rived
Prom Illinois, three Thor
oughbred Stallions: Norman,
Clydesdale and English draft.
For side or service. Can be
seen by applying to
J. \v.<. Miller,
At stables corner of First and
,po. lln
flfJiVI OVA la .
Q. MENDELSOHN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
lias renin.el lo No. 211 North Main street, in
the old fanner. - ami Mechanics' Hank, where
hi. fri.-nds U...1 eust.ancrs are ineit.ed to call and
0 inline his atock nl nciv -0.a1., from ahith he
is prepared to . .ate lllu cloltiini: ill the latest
style at reasonable rates. A perfe.t (it and ex.
cellcni ivorkinaii.tiip is auarautecst. nihß-3m
Fetition for Discharge.
In the Superior Court of thn County of Los An
rataa, btatc of California.
In the inattor of 11. Ku k, an Insolvent Debtor.
Notice to all ere tilers who have Braved their
Noti.-o Is herein itlvon lo all creditors aho
have proved tlielr detits ill the maltir ifp.
Ruck, an insole, lit .let.tor, that s .id |l. Kuek lias
applied to tins Court for a dbcharee from al! Ins
debts and to appear Let ire this Court at 11 <
Court l:.ami ot the Hon. V F.. Howard at tic
Court Hois.-, in the city and county of Los Al.-
On thr IaHR ~„, af Umr, MM,
At 10 o'clock a. a., and show cause, if anyth-y
have, why the said I). Kil l sli add not he dni.
el.ac'. d fr.-in all Ins debts in ac airdanre wdh
the statute, ill sin I. ea-.s in etc mi l provl ,'cd
hat.-1 April P.:., Is-I,
Isksi.l A. W. PiiIT.S, Clerk.
U> A. KIMPAV, Deputy. apll tw
MECHANICS' MILL.
TII»M. SaTtH KM,,
afiaaafealiiwe ol
SASH, DOORS, BLINDB,
And all kinds ol
MOLOINC, SCROLLWORK A TURNIHC,
■a ALAULUA eTKEET. v arMtf
wV P ;,:~~~ 1 •* , *r* amm mmmmmw?)
KEW TXJ-DAY. NEW TO-PAY, NEW TO-DAY
CITY OF PARIS,
The Peerless Dry Goods Emporium
\
OP SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
105 AND 107 NORTH SPRING STREET.
\~ -
JUST RECEIVED,
Magnificent line N Spring and Summer
Wraps, beautiful Summer Silks, "Latest Shades,"
''Lovely Parasols," finest assortment in the city.
Finest and handsomest variety of Laces ever
seen in Los Angeles.
Full line of Ladies', Misses' and children's
Lisle, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, our own direct
importation. No other house in the city carries
as extensive and fine a line of goods as we.
Call and Examine These Goods.
STERN, CAHN & LOEB.
fILO CAR LOADS JLO
—iwaiirvED jQTsr—
DOTTER & BRADLEY
nr oivb -wxixijfc.
100 Tons of Furniture and Carpets 100
$40,000.00 IN CARPETS ALONE.
Elegant Assortment. Latest Styles and Lowest Prices. We are determined to
show as fine a line as San Francisco dealers and Undersell thorn.
250 AND 261 NORTH MAIN STREET. LOS ANGELES, CAL.
JanlCtf
AMUSEMENTS
turFverein hall,
Two nights only, and ono Mattnoe
Boulon & Moore's
Specialty Company
STAR COMBINATION.
Ladles' Brnss Rand and Or
chestra.
Friday Evening;, April 11,
KATI m»A\ AFTEHMOOX,
Saturday livening, April 12
Ailmluxion, - - 50 ana 75 Cent*
Mullin-c. as and RtMU
t irt: - rv« ■! raita to bt had at Ijlolmana
Cigar store. apH-td
Maspe Ball and Carnival,
To be given the auspices ol the
Jollities' Social Club
—«-
Turn Verein Hall,
Thursday, April 17, 1884.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
H..x. J»o. Maxjumj), 11. a Wr sm,
II.T. Ha«u>, H. ffciuvnu.,
Cms. 11. Pluon, J. Ihjwvur llakvrt.
A. W. P'OTH, A. W. BooBU, C. E. Mi 1....,,
A. T. CI'RKIKK, It. HlLliMA'*,
chabi.m r.ni
Man. hy the City Dand.
i'rizc* to l'e awarded to he dinidaycd at Protua
it l'ircirii'H DniK Store, Reserved teat, at EdcI
"ELCINCODEMATO?
A Grand Ball
NADEAU HALL,
Vomit; Spanish Americans,
EVENING OF WAV BTH.
RECEPTION COMMITTKE .1. F. fiulrMfe. T.
t>. Molt. Mnrttn Aguirre, N. A. ('..>;iriul i.n \l
A. Huulmnrer, It. C. (iuiruto.
fi.ooii committee i:. a v..i» i. t..
per., E. T. HeUliini.. A. Domingo, J. I). Oa.l
FLOOR MANAOF.It -Jrao Antonio Agulrrc
COMMITTEE OF AKKANOKMKNTS A A.
Montanlo, B Saiicnti, J M. Arnaa, li. oltva*.
Tlckel.. admitting gentleman ual Indie., <M <M>
ap4td
L. ROEDER,
No. 15 South Spring Street,
Ha. Just received a carload ol the
MITCHELL FARM WAGONS.
Also, one car load of tho
DaYls-Gouid Carrlagcf*. Bok
gies, Plm'tona and Carts*
rurchsM'l direct from thu isftimfaetory for
CABH and* illb, sold CHEAPER than
st any ether place In the city. apt) lm
WALTER A. WOOD'S
WORLD RENOWNED
Enclosed Gear Mower.
mi. P ll » ne * Mowc ."" rl ' ls< - whM » l»««l»8 ill the ben ipnlitte. 'ot tho Jmttjr celebrated
rt alter A, ».„.! ft tit , I, man, n.-a „nl .. !,..:„,,.,.„. feature, entirely |a" lar
lo il.e.f awl M »v no i tin r. M int: ai Ikt'oMt an iv,p r . ha. it ~, ,1. on thil Cknut lll.t
In r, a ere ..• rr three 11n.„,a„.l in 111. horn thn la»l m mm. I |-,rn,r muting .lUel.lie., ay! iptv
«"ti;liti"in. ..I k a«> and.tr freer, nn. .ptal.-l 1ight...... ,f,: r .tian,l utillnea. ot operation
<>■■"" ' " f'llh .1 m.tr .:.-l, ami l.,lni f tli .nlnimiV , t., ii.m.ualh .rt- r , aad
'cm..'t, -N v. tth tl ■■ un.-t era*, living re.ult. lictli Uithe far r an 1 t'm itt.nultrlurer. The
■i al ami 01.-. nin_- farmer, upon .Urttog thi. Mower, will at nnne t„. .'ru k with It. flrronet. vid
iteaelnen. when al work, tlie total abaence of "tremble," tlm ev,o am l <..tnf..rt ol the.ltiver . in.
leat, the Jtillnia. with whleh It run. and Iv entraor.lii.tr> light .Iraft.
LA BELLE WAGONS.
COATE S X.OOK
LEVER SULKY RAKE
Is the most simply constructed and easily managed of aay
Italic in use.
No complicated dumuinK machinery ahnut it. All done by tho drl.fr'a v. V.t.
Discharging the rake 1* effected by .imply (tiling the .li-1.t.-t upwanl motion to the b. I le
olthn Uver, aliinh, unlorkinir it, n,,,!.,. tl,n ,lnwt'm weight to tilt tho H.k. ami discing, the
contents. A ehllil can operate tlie rake wlffi ..... FOR SALE BY
HASKELL & RICHARDSON,
235 ami'.'S/North Lot AnffcloK Streot, Arcadia, Block, I.os Angelea, ttiiii r.,ia.
We alio carry a full line ol handling machinery, Inelu.llng Walter A. Wcavt' It re,
andTainr llin.li r<, tin .Inhn I. Cam Header, la. Belle K.rm and Header Wagon.; alio, la. .. .!'«
Siilkn, c.inga.nl Walking Plow, the Gale Chilled Plow, Planet, ,lr., Iron Cultivator, m. I .ho
Adam. Self-regulating Wind Mill.. " ' -*' l:
II U RIlXlI! HU !!
Spring Goods ! Spring Good r! !
ABERNETHY & CO.
Mate their bow and beg lea.c to atato that their first Uatallrncrjt ol M'K NO
UOODS has just arrived ami they are marking.
Gents', Youths', BojV and (liildreii's
Clothing, Hats & Cap?,
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, ETC.,
.Lower than Ever Before
AT 73 NORTH SPRING STREET
marl.t . '
BBBSON & " ECKSTROM, ~~
DKALBRI IN
NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE,
A FINE STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS BEDDINC.
All Kinds of I pholstcry work Finished In n Niincrior Manner.
106 NORTH LOS ANGELES ST.,
Opp. Newmark A*. (Jo., Lob Angeles, OoX >■> -it|

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