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New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
FyyyoRx DAILY TRIBUNE wrH sOPftEMENT
THE HOLIDAY HAr.-KNox has issued his

THE HOLIDAY HAT.-KNox has issued his
new .yie Of esn,nens Hs Designed for The holiday .s.
MaLs purchases sls Broadway and the h A's'''
MANUFAcrURERs' CONSIGNMENT SALE.
s35o,ooO
worm O, soLrp Con SILVER wArosss
Rxas CORAL JKwEIHr. srIvERvAss no,
To ps sorD Dvxrxs HouDArs, RssAHDLrs o. 0s'''
AZ 77o Broadway. opposite Stewards
sorsp eorp WATCHES from SIS 10 TO $780,
sorp SILVER wArcnEs from "a 80 70 sloo
. whe, comprise imported to this country and are
made by the best m.nufacturer including the we-inOwn nafs'
-. ,r,ovx.rx PavL Marnrr DoREr,
vsvnxn,o uuxsxssxs II. g. BouRsevm
n.o, so, wunAn K HussuSm,
BxLs JAcoT. Ln~ DUBOIS
JULES MArHxr, T. LASSihn'
Rxux RICHARD LOUIS MoSr.ypos.
Hruermsx yrnLsrrs HENRI RICHARD,
AND ALL OF THE AMERICAN WATCHES.
Ever, Watch warranted Solid Gold Silver and guaranteed per
feet time keeper the largest and fpess stock watches
exhibited this other city, and at pnoe "H'h ' e0~p
tdon -, ,nx
moupdu Fine Gold The finest and l'rg" eAmo"'h '
to be found ID the United States
Coral Bar Rings from SO to $50 pair
Coral Sets from s15 TO $3.50 set
Coral Bracelets, Necklaces Pendants Charms suo' oee'e
Beads &C., al prices than the cost oil lmpoEtahoa
JKwELRY, snvgRwARE, DO.
rery large embracing all Foods usually Aepn
ass ewelry store prices less hsn she cost OF mana-e
tuns All the above goo consigned to By the leading
ma apufaeurers In this country and Europe
EVERY ARTICLE hARKED Il PLAIN FIauRiS
OER PRICE ONLY.
Every article warranted ss represented
We are the manufacturers to sell the above goods re-
eare Of cost and pce which cordially invite the pabhe 70
call and eIamiue-
In order accommodate the large number Of persons sen 70 e
anime goods prices establishment will be every DAY
and evening until 10 O'Clock D. shall be happy shcS the
above goods and give all explanations desired
MAsuRACrURKRs CONSIGNMENT SALE
779 Broadway,
opposite Stewards
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
lAassaseenenAt
BURSErT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

For Grst-class dress or business HAT 90
Hess V fss nspufscurer EsPEsscHEiD Ils Nasssst s
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
BRONZES.
CLOCKS.

Their assortment of Clocks and Mantel Sets is COM
plete, embracing every style. from the simplest
Marble Clock to the richest in Carved Marble,
mounted in Bronze OF Bronze Gilt, finely Enamelcd,
Brass, Buhl, &c.
They claim for the movements that they are finer
thar any similar ones imported.
They are of one quality of finish, and arc all
equally guaranteed.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14

Several of the evening schools will close Oh Friday
Of week. the money appropriated being exhausted
George VandenhOff will reply TO the criticisms of
Tsmage the iheaeT at the Academy Of Music
bee 81.
John Kennedy, residing in Batic-st, near Bond,
yeed morning the head with bottle By Thomas
Donney keeps liquor Bond DgTaw-sts The
ised taken the hospital and DODney arrested
Capt. Tbeo. B. Dubois died early yesterday morn
ing residence $50 Tenst. South BrOoiy3 Capt Dubo
chipping interests Of NewYk and
Brooklyn and during the commanded UnIel States vessel
SpdeT admiral Fsrragut.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
Ysvn TAs CAhssss Usiss. Dss
INVESTMENT WITH POSITIVE RETURN.

No ofere become readily
generally popular the First Modgage Pre~ium Bonds Of TIE
hiop " Ewferk hsre eHss msny
paeBt the Bonds
placed price $50 eaea and he retain Of the
pucpai fartbe the hoef OF each
los participates every eaarery pensn ssi u reaee"spnn
eips and interest .
Agents No. % Pakow, Y, circulars gnns full explanation
ma 10 sbsain.d
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14

TIE American Lloyd's Register of American and
shipping attached signal number to every
reporting These numbers when displayed the signal
signal stations aud claimed that the same
numbers BY vessels each other will give the name and
certainly thsn mode OF
signaling Mr. Lefrs President OF the American Lovd ha. issued
cooperate with The association BY
their display their signals while passing telegraph
reporting ard arriving American port TO aye
eegaIh Office addressed the Sold Stock Telegraph
Company this city, giving the date Of arrival and other particulars Of
She
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
HOME Nh VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breeroort Hoase-The Right Hon. Hugh ,'..,.s, y. f.
vei,r, a Yaslsnd O. j. Bridges Montreal and Albert
~ tA Arnw Sox-JsFe SeGTss y asss1 Cen y
y Grsssr Of Virginia Asemblyman psvh OF S,,ro,
Los the actress Astor Hoss D.
.lto~ Uot< hard Washington ana ef
5.sn Rogers Brook n Y. Horaan sy JSn
ALxsnoer Mitchell Of Wisconsin ~ DesS ~ phsdelnbi,
Robinson Of Bngnsmon sd The Rev DE- TSlgo % Grond
IotsI-rhe Rev Dr. Harold Of e
1.tyai goieiIeat H. T. OF the koysi r.n
W1sSor HotI-JaDes Joy President Of ae 0'a
NIL Rs,s.o Opup
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14

ALL care and anxiety about burglary re-.
Devsd By the Of HoLsEss BuKsAk
SsseSsaa ~ tsssb Asssase shs ssass " "'
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16

WANTED-MESSRS. FUTILE &
w Lee want to rent or have built for
them rooms suitable for a photograph gallery
Parties having such, please address Clarendon
Hotel at once.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16
Fine Property for Sale.

In another column will be seen the
advertisement for the sale of town
property, which will soon become tee
most desirable for residences in all Los
Angeles. The land is owned by our
enterprising townsman, Mr.. P. Beau
dry, who offers the lots for sale on
terms more than liberal. These lots
comprise all that level hill land lying
between First and Temple streets, and
on the east and west between Olive
and Hope streets. This level land
affords fine view, extending over the
city and valley, and even to the ocean.
Its proximity to the business portion
of the city and it's healthy location
makes it very desirable for residences.
There is no doubt but that these lots
will more than double in value within
a very short time. Mr.. Beaudry is
aware that should this sale take place
six months hence he will realize one
hundred per cent more for them than
he will to sell now, but the heavy ex-
pense he has incurred in laying down
pipe, digging reservoirs and purchas-
ing pumping machinery for the pur-
pose of placing an abundant supply of
water on the hill, induces him to sell
Immediately, in order to regain por-
ton of the money expended. All who
wish to invest in town lots that will
double in value in a short time, will
do well to read the advertisement of
Mr.. Beaudry.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16
Our New Mining Discoveries.

Mr.. Bell, the discoverer of the new
leads in the range of hills about seven
miles northeast of our city, was yes
terday in town. He brings reports of
additional discoveries which give indi-
cations more promising than the first.
One specimen placed in the hands Of
an assayer shows the presence Of
500 70 in silver and 81 in gold to the
ton. The claim from which this spec
linen was taken has an interest secured
to some two or three of our most prom
inent citizens, who will Immediately
furnish sufficient capital for its full
development. A specimen of outcrop-
ping rock, taken from another place
assays 81 81 in gold and 81 Al in silver
to the ton. This is probably only a
slight indication of the rock lying he
meath. If the presence of gold and
silver bearing ore, even in moderate
richness is demonstrated so near this
city, with the attendant small ex-
penses of working, the mines cannot
but prove valuable. We await further
developments with much interest.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16
The Sad Accident at Spadra.

Little Billy Rubottom, who met
with the terrible accident at Spadra,
Thursday, having his left leg crushed
by the wheel of an engine died
about 8 o'clock the same night. Drs.
Richardson and Wise, who went from
this city by special train to attend the
sufferer, were unable to minister any
material aid. The terrible shock which
his nervous system sustained was
more than he could survive, and de-
spite every effort made for his resusci-
tation, he slowly sank from the time
of the accident, about 81 O'Clock in the
afternoon, until he expired. There
can be no blame in the matter at
tached to anybody, except to the boy
himself. He had been told repeatedly
not to jump upon the train, but he dis
regarded the warning once too often,
and reaped the fearful consequences.
A party who was present at the time
of the accident and who saw the
wounded boy afterward, says that he
evinced true Spartan pluck through
out, scarcely giving expression at any
time to the intense pain he must h ave
suffered. Boys, take warning.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16
Shooting ARRAY Near Riverside.

From gentleman who returned
yesterday from Riverside, we learn
the particulars of shooting affray
which occurred near that place some
days since. 1t seems that dispute has
existed. between two farmers, named re-
spectfully Stevenson and Tibbets, in
regard to certain piece of land which
was in possession of the latter. A rem
contre occurred between the two some
time ago, which led to still further
difficulty, more serious in character.
About week since Tibbets made an
effort to NOW the grass from the dis
puted piece of land, employing some
hired men for the purpose. These
men were ordered off the premises by
Stevenson, and left without accom-
plishing their task; whereupon lib
bets set out to NOW the piece of land
himself. Upon arriving at the place,
he was met by his enemy, who fired
upon him with shotgun and lodged
charge of buckshot in his left side and
arm. The wounds, although serious,
are probably not fatal. The wounded
man was taken at once to his house
and physician summoned, who ex.
tracted the shot as far as they could
be found and pronounced his patient
in fair way to recover Stevenson
afterwards gave himself up to the au-
thorities. Here the feud. rests until
brought before the Courts, as it doubt
less will be soon.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16
Shrimp salad at the Palace saloon

Shrimp SALAD AT the Galace Saloon
to-day.
Don't fail to attend the opening
lunch at the Orient Saloon to-day.
Justice Trafiord returned yesterday
from his visit to San Francisco.
The Constantine is eXpecte d to ar
rive at Wilmington early this morn
ing.
The Orient viii be opened to-day,
newly furnished and stocked with the
best of liquors.
The Mohongo left for San Diego yes
terday. She will sail for San Fran
cisco tomorrow, the steamer train
leaving the depot 4 p. NJ.
Mr.. Kimball has commenced the
erection of his new and spacious two
story brick house on &ew High street,
adjoining the Congregational Church.
Hon. Drury Malone, Secretary of
State, and Judge S. benson and wife
arrived in this city yesterday MORN
ing, and are stopping at the Claren-
don.
The case of Bertrand REVERE, under
the Act of July, 1866, involving land
in Il. e. ii W., near the race course,
was again on trial in the L. S. Land
Office yesterday.
Adolph Snyder, a young man work.
ing on the road at San Fernando, had
one of his fingers broken the other
day while holding n chisel for another
man. The hammer slipped from the
chisel and struck the hand, producing
Il painful fracture of the middle finger.
John McDonald's restaurant, Com
mercial street, near the depot, has
been greatly enlarged and improved,
and now affords all the delicacies of
the season. Board and lodging by the
month at special rates. Single meals
OF beds, % cents. Give him call. Il
Adds opens his anti-monopoly cot
tage photograph rooms May LIST, i'm
mediately opposite the Pico House.
Card photographs, one dollar per
dozen. Cabinets, 50 80 per dozen.
Four tintypes for fifty cents. Patron
ize the opposition.
On the night of the 10Th instant,
Campbel's livery stable was robbed of
a fine set of harness, valued at sixty
dollars. The matter of the robbery
was placed in the hands of our police
force to be Investigated, and Officer
Dobson assigned the duty of ferreting
out the thief. After a protracted
search, the officer finally arrested a
man named Brown as the guilty party,
and lodged him in Jail. The prisoner
confessed to having stolen the harness,
and said that he had sold it to a pawn
broker for So so. The harness had
really passed into the hands of a monte
pio, as stated, but had been sold at
once by him to farmer, who took it
into tie country, whence it has not
vet been recovered. When captured,
Brown had squandered the last cent OF
his ill-gotten gain. The gentleman is
/ still in quod.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16

The "Importantn offers 200 pieces
house-lining, one yard wide, at ct cents
per yard.
The Rev. G. H. BottIinger, pastor of
the German Church at San Jose, will
hold services in German, at Good
Templars Hall, Sunday morning
at l | o'clock. Our German citizens
are respectfully invited to attend.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16

UTANTED-A TWO-STORY DWELLING,
w six or eight rooms. with from two to
ten acres of trees and vines, on west side of
Main street, and within about mile of Court
House. Parties having such property will
please deal directly, and address until May
18th, leaving their notes at this office, adj
dressed to CASH. myl3 st
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16
WANTED. MACHINE SEWING.

w Gentiemen's shirts made in the latest
style and warranted TO fit perfectly by lady
who has Eve years experience as cutter in a
gentlemen's furnishing goods store in San
Francisco
Also, ladies' and childrens undertaking
neatly made, at
my5-lm No. q, Beaudry Terrace.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16

Through the politeness of Sheriff
Rowland, the editor of the DAILY
HERALD was yesterday permitted to
visit Vasquez and hold long CONVEX
sation with him. Vasquez is still
weak from loss of blood, and quite
sore from his wounds. In appearance
he is anything but the ferocious, red
handed brigand his reputation has
given him. He is man of ordinary
statute, with well-knit, wiry figure.
He does not weigh over 140 or $50
pounds. His complexion is much
lighter than the ordinary Mexican.
His features are clear cut, with an in
tellgent expression. His eyes are
rather large, and light grey or blue
in color. His forehead is high, and
his head well-shaped. In manner he is
frank and earnest, with no disposition
to make himself a hero. His general
demeanor is that of quiet, inoffens-
i've man, and but for his calm, steady
eye, which stamps him as man of
great determination and firmness, no
one would take him for the terrible
Tirburcio Vasquez.
The editor introduced himself to the
bandit by stating that he represented
the Associated Press, and desired to
know if he wished to make a state
ment that should go out to the world
in his own language. He replied that
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16
WANTS-LOSr-FOUND.

A NY ONE HAVING A HORSE AND
"A buggy, or two horses and buggy. to let
for Two weeks, will leave word atthis office.
myl5-3t
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16
NTANTED-A MAN AND WIFE,

w the man to understand the culture of
the different fruits, and his wife to take charge
of the house and cook forthree or four persons
and wash for one. The best of reference will
be required. Address j. o. Lock-b box No. AZ,
stating where and when parties can be seen.
None but those capable Of filling the positions
need apply. myl2-6t
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-16

r OSr-BETWEEN THIS CITY AND Los
IL Nietos, n silver watch-hunter case. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same ut the HERALD Office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

It. W nat right had she tc marry against
the Twice Of her frienisY What have
to do with her misfortune?"
"My mind is qaite made up. said Peter
Fir ch, go notice ought TO be taken Of her
She made an obstinate and unworthy
match-and let her abide the consequen
ccs."
Now for your opinion, J,hn," said Mr.
Collect.
upon my WORD, | think | must say the
same" said john Meade, bracins himself
up boldly fee The part of the worldly man
What right had she to marry-as YOU
, observed with great justice, sir?" Let her
abide the c0nsequences-as you have prop
erly remarked, Finch. Cant she curry on
the oilman's business! dare sayit will
support her very we'll"
"Why no." said Mr.. Collect, b" Briggs
died II ba-. krupt, and his widow aud chill
dren are destitute"
4" That does lot alter the question" sand
Peter Finch, "Let Briggs family do some
thing foI her.
ITO be surel" said Mr.Collett, Brig
family are the people to do something fol
her. She mustn't expect anything from Us
must she Sohn?"
Destitute, is she?" said John. Witt
children tool Why, this il another case
} siE. lou surely ought to notice her-t,
assist her. C0nfound it; I'm for le.tin,
her have the hundred a year."
"Oh, John, John! What break down.
said Mr.. Collect. 80 yor we're trying {,
follow Peter Fireh through stony Arabia
. and turned back at the second steEi Iss'
. brave traveller for you, Peter! Jvan
! john; keep you. Arabia Felix, s.A lssy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS

A man who fell into y vat of boiling lard
and got out alive, says that 1t was not an
unpleasant sen,arion after the 6rst moment
but he Thought what mighty queer shaped
doughnut he would make.
Answers to corresI ondcnts: Husband
1t cant be helped DOW. If you saw her
etand ia Cont Of trunk store for ten min
u.es, walk all around the spec mems display
ed on the Sidewalk and kick every one Of
their corners, You may make up your mind
for an early departure from the city
Bosfoa Globe.
snow, gentlemen" said . peripatetic
lecturer to somew hat noisy crowd, W he
had gathered to one of his seances in au
Eistern village, "how would you like a good
biackguard story: All in avor will raise
their haads. Nine tentbs of The dexter
paws present instantly went ur, there wa,
q sudden hnsh Of all noisy dc monst-ations
The lecturer went on with his original rub
ject for tes minutes, when some incau
t;ous individual broke out With, .'Ssy
where's that stcTy!" "Bless you," wa,
the reply. Il did not intend to tell yo,
any such story. only wanted to knos
hos many blaekGuards were presn,." You
night have heard . pin drpp any time durin,
!, the lecture, aisr that.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09
WHILE THE oRIoLE SINGS.
BY W. ID. HogELh.

There IL bird that co Is and sings
In tue professor garden trees;
U.on the English oak he swings
And tits anu tosscs IN the breeze,
] know his name, know his ho.e,
That 50 with raDture cakes my soa5
Ike asEe the gold beneath Lis tiroat
Ills glossy cope is black IS coal.
Q oriole. II IL the song
Yous arg me IRON colt wood,
Too ounx &, Ieei tlai j WIS youag,
Too Siad to guess II iiie we're good.
And while bark. before my door.
Aicwn tie DUST Concord roAa,
The blue M,aD-i flows once more
IA b lie cottonwood IL now ed.
Ard on tie BANK tat rises steep
AID Ovurs thousand tiny iii s.
-. 10. 8 ana ssbstnce isu Ia sud ie3p
oe-SS,-iasses t. tnsfr hutter- Inils.
TIE blacktircs ,ansle In the tops
OF toary -antier.L sycamoros
The hnorous Kinder starts and stops
Among TIE dr,itwood o. tie shores
Blow, she bridge-a noonday fear
OF o4rt and sha .ow shot with sna-
o.rrici CO As k.oom ffom pier TO pier,
Into al ne CASTS. unkno~n, or won.
Only BY daring more than nine, e
VI oiSer boys that Srcast tie Tide;
Dli1ly tier slini wAlte o-ies snine
FIR over RON tAe osEer see.
And on those alien coasts. above,
Nbtre silver rIpIle. brea. the streams
Long blue, irom some roo ;-sHeiterins -rovs
A hidden parrot scoi.s and screams-
Al, nothing. nothingi Commonist things:
A touch. glimpse, SOUND. breath
But IN tie son tie orIoie sims
Lives = Loaf gOrld That knew not death.
The world We sorehow hope at last
80 the heart jugglss ~itl- SO Bran
We shall find somewhere, and tie past
For ever make our own again.
-it.atttc for July
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09

THE undersigned oferes his services to
the community for putting under new
sails and otherwise repair and move build
ing. Having superior facilities fcr m ring
HOUSES. IL insure al in need Of my ser
vices, that any business entrnsied TO my care,
sill receive prompt attention. and be per
formed Ia . manner. warranted to gre entire
Satisfaction. Enquire Of the undersig ned
- Fourth g., Mort Side. a.
sa%-a :. CONE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09
TAKE NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

September %, 1871.
The following resolution was adopted al
the special session of County Board of Su.
pervisors, held in the city and county OF
Manitowoc, which session commenced the
LII day of September inst:
WHEREAS. There are many mistakes made
by p. p. Fuessenich, while in the office oi
County Clerk therefore.
Reso!red, That the present Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors be authorized to Il SIX
through the four city papers Of Mani,owoc,
that parties holding receipts Of +. p. Fues-
senich, FOR the redemption of taxes, present
them at the County Clerks office to ascer.
tain if the proper entries are made in books
of sale to cancel said taxes, and that the
present Clerk be authorized to make the
proper entries on said books, and report
each case to his Board, thereby saving
county n great amount of trouble ana
pense from Illegal tax-deeds.
Notice is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be found at his office, between the
hours Of a. m. and p. m. each day, ready
and willing to attend to the duties assigned
to him in the foregoing resolution.
tt Il S. PIERPoNT. County Clerk
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-09
RCN, BOSY, RUN.

IRON YEAR OF JUBILEE
Lo my fever now is high;
Fly, my boy, in pity fly;
Bring me PAISPAINr. woLcoTr's BALM
IL viii s1on my fever calm.
Cool nv lips-they burn they burn
Fan my temples, too, in turn;
Give relief or | expire,
Painting iI this blaze OF ere.
Give me PAIN PAINT. by the powers;
Drop it Ger my head in showers;
Oh, how COOLING to my brow;
All! I'm breathing easy now.
PAIN PAINT cains my frantic brain,
Burning body free of pain;
WoLcorT's PAS PAINT adore,
Perfect health so quick restore.
Drugs and doses, understand,
Degrade an ass-much more a man;
Filthy compounds that they make,
Shall not, will not, cannot take.
Observe, when Mother Earth is dry.
She drinks the droppIngs of the sky;
And evening dew her cordial gives r
To every dropping plant that lives.
Thus man, self-taught by instinct, vii
Drink deep from fountains or the RI;
False guides will snatch the cup away
Cram poison down--our stomachs FAY.