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FSDm ne Ns1 Nifp IN o PM. Ncr ..
TIC as, 81 Nttta v. Iane- II. We-cott
for hi:any was Tried Yesterday Wtscott "a a
v1ute carpenter ~ r'G- d'rahle ingenuity VINO
came from Jersey CIV. where his narpnta r,ill
reside. In w. hu mar,ied Anna = smith Of
taUaica, l. - snu ~ ~ Ellen Alice Of Brui-
ford. Eh' defence .dinNt-d the fwu marriages.
hut defcudcd tue a',l scd ON punishment on
'hc cfOund'ct INSANITY. II wa proved that he
had been confined ~ 'hc asylum on Nafd's Isl
and New York and N the MlcGisi WI asylum
III thia state Foth wiNes ard the pren's Of
the a. cnscd, together wiki other out-oi-town
witne.~s' were IN ne .'Htr' room. Both wi.cs
showed 'ors IdCrsrlt r. sediment ~ the accused =.
Ito iHy d-li ITaicd about I've minutes and
then ','fner q N"fL.,t e no. g.iity On tac sale
grounu 'i INSANITY .'' ftrnt1r, ipp'au.c gree
ed III atnl 'uctti' o.. plt ihe So c,trtors were
duitaN Gallo q to ff....f 20, ',L.r tpnuie-
'eiJt rf rho V,rHt ti.r STAT, Att, rucy d.. s-i
thHt Nr.'utt ~ e, uii..t.". to TIE - q, ur5-
pitt ibo ~ 'ng u.s. n tho tour. oii srcd.
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@ant,0-

OpEuATOls, men or women. on gater upper
NINpi Bayard 81.
SEwING MACHINHs- wheeler a wilson, Wit
warranted. eiD Hudson e.. opposite BroOmei all
kinds repaired.
SEwING nIACIINEs.-AT Kinds r,ntcd. %
- IN lnthy and sod on monthly installments. 81
Blocker ST., near Broadway.
- vests come prepared ~ WORK. ~ South Attn st.,
WiliamsDurRh.
GINGER, w,ceer 4 wilson. WILCOX 4 G,bb, sew.
- Ing nacln's Tor go ssl Broomc - near Allen.
WANTED Operators, buttonhoc IN kefs and IN.
w ishcrs on coats or singer machine. l.. PHILLIP,
No. lS5 lIivngion st., 3 floor
WANTED All the ladies to take their felt hats TO
w IL GKNl'S. l36 l'ivlngtOn g.. and have the IN
made Fashionable.
NNANTrD Hands f,r handknii wor, such
w 10 ios' ckois Sc. from ~ upward per do1 paid
al - IT. pcnard 1t.
WANTED Ftrstclais experienced hands on Z 'ns'
w BOWS 10 wurA IN tore
ffEiscH 4 CO.. $50 Prondwv.
WANTED a good er,s'm'Acr S7se'.v
MA NTED rsfclHsa up raj r. on suspendcrs At
w lG2 Chambers II up 20 ar.
WANTED snOcr woman NJ cook IN mcchii ic.'
W bnnraing hou-e Apply tS' Nldl"n st.
WANTED Operators on su pcnder nno wOsk.
w I" liz rrnru y.
WANTED tinishcr. on pants at i0s noworJ. cp.
w pusitc itl, IT.. NJ staits
VANTED-Opoiators aud hnisncr, on good shop
w coats. Is Nntt IT,
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Aninstmtnls.

A'VP1'oto' anu mAnHter'......" ~" AWFUL" DA'
TnIHD MEX wEEK AMP LAST PUT ONE OF
Es + + WwWW%wy Il NIX \
tvx PIP WY Il rns
mn % % rIrfT,r n
!" n 90 % "44iH i 4
In - Q g o q T nuuuH
y o o q o
hRB Vooo Vooo II Il
,ro0,s,,. amman THE spcovo
wednc day evening
EDWIN BOOTH Ef FRA PIT TN II, SahfGyFD'
ft'd d,",ai klSwh i,,d TH IE, SfIIIH2sSp'
wrpNFspAsyy M91NiS H,r SOY + a. LOCK
Mr. EDWIN BOoTh. a.. CLAUDE MRLNoTTE.
MlsFANNY bSvESfOliT "a Inn -" ""' PAULINE.
fgT " = NJ +, 100, LAs1 Nlr' may now be
AcADBmy or MU-io. w1curEL.
~ O"WAAGGaifsrii' GtR TX liTi oPs sc,'on
nlrecor.,,.............. .........AD. MI. NpohrF
FRlp ~ Nay Observation-Disclosures. fIiA btAvoLo
'"s s04iuIHnKT. Ncs Il. Il, "a a, 20 ''
wtbcr's i.on snic tpe n u four acts.
Ar. r,...n,o PEE Z, fiGisi,lusZ' urs., n, r..,
bender NJ qgq, ,,nti'r &s,il ca,
DO, % '2 A., Af", sSs 3 S eH'rs' for
.c and MIA, fsn, c,fee 70 ec1t reserved
seats. 20 cents csit' ''''' ,','''
Mo.ie. and III nro'ds''. O', ''.'
DAKlTiAN,N,AMET " i9In 4. a M i'ro"dws5'
Evenings oci5es 1as:diy' rqarsd.y' anc ss'ur.
MATINEE. place q Pleasure. Home Of To. DAY.
MAtiSl:I u. auiy. Mts,elesiai and lell IT 80 PAY.
MSfiShs mkLHSGE ~ 'i"' f'&SssciS ATTIoN fo.bfi.
MAiiSE4 u 6,agtl u womcn iSygy cory rr39bbA>Y'
MNiNEE pptuqns dances living tao,s ik o' DDA1
MAIiNEE iemale model class. grnrpRiegs IonA9'
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WnlrE -TA,Es IhlsSE+,s
STEAMBOAT, a1> AIiItu1>I
PBNNsYLvANIA .RAILHOAD.,

u HE IKEA lhJ Nm J. NJ
Trains leave New YORK. IRON foot Of DcsDrosses aud
T5pr,.s fqs is.I;S1,: P,'SS,s .ns we'' .ua
For wiismsport and Lock ii wen tvis Phllade,phl,
t' oT w HT IoeS syen ccTry d Ere
$50 r. NJ. connecting at rrT for rtusvile. Petrol Jun
For baltimore. Was SinSion ava the South. Limited
e MssqlnF su5dy gs M arrive shnstou uaus
+. y. gular at $40 A. NJ S"naeP' NJ sunday .
,i,o "a sic Gi9 ~ KIP.
81. y, 80. q; q, 7. $50 sadVP.M Emirrani ana
'e S9p S cls; a. sn;s.qo oso,ouN
l.Sssst ,is ,5 s!S 4 s " 5 y
79 so sl9 s 10 ilor n 1S IL night sunday A
FOR s9z,Ggs'h. oak 40; $40; M;iSM,
go ~ So AZ, 4" il9P No M al IL n'sn sunday
e:0 $40 $40 $40 $50 $50. 5:e0 $40. o. 0lo a;jl
ss go sI 10 and IL night SUNDAY A. Nj ''' o.
Tcr.oGa 'I.ise, Perth dAa%.Oy aud South AmoOy
For " Rra ,.Wick. 7.ntsA. n ieM. 2, $40
xss SSs EoSsS ,ps
ior Princeton. ?. sioA; n, 1890; g. t:le ana7p N.
,,fOI fleGinGiOn fhilhOsOurs ans Bs'viderc. $50 A.
ESr Mercer snq sossr.c, Branch srm
80 and SasS A ", ii:Go .. 5, aa ., '' 'A"a'a
70. Freehold; ::5lA Z; sa.id:ioP +;
for flights osn. Pcmaefi a cam len. VA Perth
AmDoy. s5U 4. NJ ana via Monmouth Junction 40
=.
For HlRhtstovn aud Psmberton. IA. NJ. via Perth
Am 'oS, aud 100 A: via MDntnoutn Junction.
,o srr Ss o g. Oo from P'purS e ana
i. ". daily. except Monday. From Washington aGi
Baliimore. $50 A. NJ, t:l5. 6;ia ano io:s7 T. N Sun
Sfs 70 as .sps s s S 40 ga iSas
1927 r. ". SUNDAY 5lU. 10 $50. 1918, ll:5l A NJ
$50 v;2O l0.17, anS Has p. N
Ticket offices, be6 anu ga Br )advay. Astor House.
Brooknn ~ iio. is liuis u st- IIojo Emu.
grant ticket nm'e. nalterJ place. -
FRANK fHONs N, d. VI. BOYD. JR..
general Manager. Gen Passenger AGENT
GREAT REDUCTION IN Farc-Tnc Peoples
N Lane steamer 10 Alpany. State rooms urd
= Hissag' only 81 Brrths % cts DtcE Dassa se
90 cts. Leaving nailT SUNDAYS -pted) a. 4. NJ
from Flcr Al. Il, foot OF Canal II
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A. ' 81 - L., .Sf *. . f.; ;'
&C.. Q, up a., W. ua,r r.. ,a'an.'d I'd
sud ~ I'D w. 81 .it 'a,y 81 - "a ua,irr worsi
nv al' 'n- Y.R',. - rssrmcn,. si,ca "a
'ne'i '.-fi.rn' ..'fs. 'n".n',,r. lpi,,,,,-,
AZ Z, -, w. M Or, NJ. - r sR' a..
yOu alr nj % rev s'"n . 1rr.no. uni civr Nri'-
cnn do fo' ggel,ao pao ma ,nt by stpr q Tree
of ChafL rui Uu ont. ~ eIrn from tlO to 81 per
Seek lur g,rotin rnrn "oni % 81 per wees.
A. 'H1S Sa %H 81 s,9 "a , SS'1 Z
.s don .sd ~2 = r S S ne Me- " ys =" r 'SSs
PAWN hrsny new 'c~'nP machine a. g. PER month
4 W. ey, Joy ne We. You an !4ln n me
n. nea round an ~ 20. i9,ran" is pld for.
prices a.. The rosi H. lH oi, an aud see tor your.
-eli. s. i.aHi ID "i ,'.rnsiit StcNarie.
A NouS,. A,aer,sln rirl a. c,amoe mao OF walt,
ooarIts nu,i-r ~ ~ N.n"P to max hcr,rf trh"r y
IT, S'', se cS S' 81 ''' ''' ''''' 80 f''' '''"
ttSI nl,t - ,rno.i,,g .tswsrl.5
perfectly roliaLic r. II. 80 AEh. Agent.
A -. esas 1919. ,,'e. J. salc to rent, or
hand, very 1heol nonul Nii~n'- lei 2 mai -.
A g"en ray s.r n T,,Nin ;Ia;}I ZOO
A MEhISAM,SS ,'M-ns is 70. general homework.
A b6oh1A uss sfSuosr V st. Top Tpaf aST 'lu
A y'Tj,s f, II3tns 81 IT,, % tSlcF
A hOlAt' gs.9,,sG 70 DC homework. iuqulSc for
"A hOn'c wOrS waFee low 'e.5 Wee, a6'hs'. '''"'
A Sssl ss s s
G00 Io,s Cr' a., = ySrs IN ihe ,5orc on M cur
A coon tanorseon cost'. soi East ANS.
ID p, siANIFiiL II aud ~ Annst.
IlOOK HiNDEKS. -Nalted q lirl 10 lay ON gold
ID \ LuIiltt !, Nosth wiliiims'
FEE g'gq g, q 'sS.s %ac.'gs a 70 G!rl
Second and Ihtd ayr
JNIR~T-'iAss nand on Remington se4ina ma.
~ oi" u, SHn .he 10 ~ Cor summit and IiopAias
JMR-I.4 l,As~ j.. .l'ltU-, wimuneAco anonahe
ini'acr. @otnf5 XII, ii" sHpF''n''u ''0'
IKE r N.gft z" 90 er; f.. NJ loda% Sst2F'
TCUR -EWEH- vart.l for mink and seal wor.
u no icafnSra. ID irr,a It, ~ stair. WIZ"
1taIcnto issrn Apr'y al i,sDih t" NATURALIZATION.
F'dSnEctAe g6a.S 81 losi~s ana D. i.
t91p tgl scwelr sauici Tor trimmings at 70 Cros.
itiiS , waited 20 lc'n nm aed yc. maSing paid
Coon ''1 ss s"G GiSk s 70 SGFT o srSn Galway sg
AsdpiiEis, .ATETrENTl0N sewing machine, rent.
bfssns rSs red all 1e't end, great
or ia East Broadway, between Pike nad Rutgers SIS
ny and cutting i5i It. " Mr.. fiM frHaA
IL IbnKp "a ddMkh VIII md a letter al the New
nPEHATORH ana has,ers on cass,,,,.,o =
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6oaartnsrs1lg Holltss.

NEW YORK, NOV. d, 1NsJ.--Ihc arm Of H. n.
frAtt Go II fhis day Dissolved mutual consent
II. y. PRATT Is alone autloril - tctile the busl
ness of the late nrm. RUFUS PRATT.
JOHN NJ BATCHELEH
X. y. pEATT will continue the business OF the late
FIRM Of II. n. prdtt & 90.
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SbIpnMa.

ANcnoRs kISE EitEhf : S NAIh S5etNEH"
port or railroad station Great Britain, Irelsnd ORTIZ,
iGSf ss5 s0 'Ds"' cr
INMAN LINt.-FfxED soUTnERLY COURSE,
" Ht 9uiFSyssroTss So IlvFRr6oE
CITY 81 HhSm%k2Sy2S ssa 'urGSy Soy Is -
CITY 9F @6 ISTTHF fsa.s! ss, sG Saa tsIrn
'ad ea'0 'O'0eedG aisss Y % fh aTaH eG' TO- A.
ShnlN $50 a.. I'd sioo gold.
pr"fs i,suco al iowrsi ,,;s
For 60 IN nsIi f. aud general bu'incss hppli at tie
F'' ''''''s' passage at " iS 81 ra' Kent al
NATIONAL LIE ,o Erg q, rl'g5,n nai7N. Il.
tGpPtkfEcn' TharsIIay Soy ll9PMi
rqFH o}GfffhS ssrg3,%SjS" ASiS.. rliTvRAto6t.
ES9 fS SS, rs ~ Il Il KIM lffS f &c., SMrM
Cabin go g, 800 nGa so. ,u.renc,. ste 20 at
Erca'y rg ,a precs Return ncFi At rcdaco r.
'' y ~ w wv. n'i'isE G'n Der.
OA1rXc i D,sEc "a -. L' Sc snASgs
"a gre ' Ioi5 DR RbAS kHss es - rf %ay
DACiFIC NAIL SEA SBiP. LINE.-tor
fE6siFrLco @ $srSwh &oon.y w. s "a, n 10 M
TlON AND t,LTUt,N,
good t!il Marc 1870 sii yo
. OUTNAHD TICKET ONLY SCI, GOLD.
FR9MN ssAEN ,FEHAASS,cr,s;(Io 10 JAP SAS4 uiSA
FROM - y FRA NtI,CO FORAUSfit MA ,ud NEW
- ZEALAND Via hONOLUnU, y l.
COLIN ........ Weunc dNy. Nov. 10
fOr ffcl h Ur passa q apply ut Pier a. Eur;h River
II. =, BULLAi, superintendent.
S,TArE LINE.-ro GLASGOW, BELFAST. LIv.
= EHi9oL. LoNDOSptuNY, &C., sailing from Lag.c
Iicr. ltpbuksn Ferry. y. \.
srrATE q XltkGiSlA. ,Tnursdcy. ,Nov,is.
PASSESUFl.S fOIWARDED DIRECT TO ALL
PARTS OF EUROPE AT LOWEST RATES.
Storage ds low by any other line. Drafts for 81
and ppsnG. fT freight Or passage ,pply 90
Storage passage ONCE. IS Dioadvsy.
WHirE -ThKR, hISE+ 49,
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Arg GOODS.

DED, DI,UF. Nd GRAY PLANNEIS
III from The recent Are suction s.lc very oneap
$50 waterproof oytrcoatn ~ cassl'ueTes sallnels
plAhAets, &c. al low prices. q c.,A...
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t1'rs3l ~, AZ ri'ln NIta'a' by, Gji 90 ~,
~ 81 av ugCl Voc Ing s'pr-. th+v VIII rel
yOu aiir me- % rev s'".n. m1c..no. ant cNr Nri'
ten gurflffrf rts" A.sf "a re- raN vpi
du fp hyG NtaU ssEd ~ me nv ear. ire,
of Chaf.' rui Uiu earn from lilo to flj pei
week nan girf1 ran ruri tom "a 90 e. per wees.
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W. ~, you ne wof. yop can iltn m mi
N. ,eaf round ani n:'rr yorr m irhin" Is pIh for
nur opcrJtOr' can mskt fr.n ti' 10 ~ swr"E GU
prices the rnsi H. liz CIV an aud tor yOuT
-ell - f.1ht ia 90 t'.pntiit StcAarl'F.
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tJNi.iMATIDN we. CO.. esS Hoxery
"A. VII rir q "r'titn ruaran.e, - irsnlsh from -
10 tn wort VI woe iaI Fay ash fuf n
donr sehd II free ~ ,'aryr fnl ihrer wear. while
payin- fur Yuy new sCSfnP mfeine a, g. IeT month
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Anttlon Notlt,s.

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
MORTGAGE SALE OF TIE FURNITURE AND
Ell ECTS OF
DARNUM's HOTEL, BARNUMs HOTEL.
Corner Broadway and 20th st..
By EDWARD sCHENCK, commencing on WEDNEs
DAY, lOth inst AZ 10 O'Clock, TIE entire
fURNlIUkE AND EFFECTS
OF tbls Won known hotel. The hotel contains every
thlpB bppeftalnlng 10 nrst.cass house
THOMAS T., STEWART,
Attorney for Mort gagees.
MORTGAGE SALE.-ilEHRY DREHER Auc.
4vh tOnccr office rs LIST st. Will sell ths day at lOb
osiocA At 10 Stanton s. fixtures Of baxery, coun
tets snow cases trOughf bread b0Aea baskets and
scales, Sci Also one horse, top wagon, harness. &c.
hale pOsillIe. Z. L. ID. SPALTHOFF,
Attorney for Mortgage
MErSRS: HUNT Il M'DONALD, Auctioncers
VIII to-day Nov. o. at 10 O'clock. at 2s1 Pearl
Enscau ware ssn nrg OF snn, gla, and
tsS1ers beat only Without reserve
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rI,ONY PASTORS
i'll NEW THEATRE,
SSj and aS7 BROADWAY,
OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HOTEL)
Grand Matinee roNv To-day ut . O'Clock
To-day ate O'Clock. rNsioHS' Grand NJ itines
The most elegant entertainment ever presenie ed By Q
mammoth company OF celebrated specially stars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for the u hours
ending November III. 1878, Us reported for the
HERALD By Judson. Gillette Il Smith, Ex-
aminers of Title, No. 30. Spring street. Los
Angeles:
Rt. Rev. T. Amat to Wolf Kalsher.- Lot
Ioxi65 feet, on Main street, Just below Fifth (;
S250e.
/. w. Lord 10 ]. M. Ames Bond for lot 4Ox
lI5 feet, ON East side of Hope street. running
500.
a. +. Waterman ct al. to James Lynn.-Ten
acres south of the city limits; $i.l0O
Manuel Garcia TO Jacob Kuhrts. - Quit
claim of lots and 7, block s, Ord's survey,
city; $500.
A. Well to +. A. Laumer.-I.ot 8, block G,
Also tract; S275.
A. Robinson 10 John Sullvan.-Eighty acres
in Rancho Los Coyotes; $1,000.
a. Melchert ct al. to ID. Botiller.-Lot %, blk
4, Pioneer Building Lot Tract.
X. Heimann ct al. to Guadalupe G.. Swain.--
5Oxl20 feet in Heimann George Addition to
Anaheim; $751;
Miguel Mora to Lucas Marques-Fifiy feet
front on Jefferson street by l0U feet deep, city;
$50.
lmm. and Land Assoc'n TO II. Chaplin
Forty acres at Artesia.
N. ID. Crawford to w. A. Cohran,-77% acres
In Rancho Santa Gertrudes 81 ,66O.
CIV. Cole to w. A. Cochran.-Three-fo -fourths
of an acre near Downey City; $50.
\. Melchert ct al. TO +. +. Barbee-Iot IL of
block 4, Pioneer Building Lot Association
Tract.
Same to Barbee & Gates.-Lot a, block 4, in
above tract.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
Resolutions OF Respect.

AT a special meeting of the l.. H.
B. S., held Nov. 10th, 1875, for the
purpose of drafting resolutions express
sive of the feelings of the members Of
our Society on the demise of our be-
loved Sister, your Committee there
fore beg leave to report the following
resolutions:
REsoLvED-That, whereas our AL
mighty Father, in his inscrutable wis.,
dom, has seen fit to remove by death
our beloved and valued friend, Mrs.
Rosa Newmark, and while we most
humbly bow to Him who doeth all
things well, we do hereby express our
abiding sense of her many virtues;
and while we deplore the death Of our
beloved sister, we can but humbly
view the goodness of our Father in per-
mitting our deceased sister to breathe
her last i'm the bosom of her family,
surrounded by the loving husband and
children.
ResOlocd-That we tender to her
family our deep and most heartfelt
sympathy for their severe bereave-
ment.
= Res0lUed-That these resolutions be
spread in full upon the minutes of our
Society; a copy of the same be sent to
the family of our deceased sister, and
a copy printed in the daily papers.
MRS. |" M. HELLMAN,
MRS. l.. POLAsKI, Committee.
Mrs. G. LAvENTHAL,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
Passengers Coming.

The steamer MohOngo, which left
San Francisco at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, carries the following list of
passengers for Los Angeles: b Try
and mother, S l. Giles, r S Richter
and wife, A Leedes, p Brink, wife and
son, E III Andrews and wife, A Geor-
yana, w Jacobs, S M Vessels, j w
Whitlach, w Parker, ] b Wilson, Geo
Eden, G r Ames, wife and child. VIM
Slaney, A Parker, w r Meddell, JOS
Schenk, Duncan and wife, John HUI
hacker, c p Chapman, Rev Talman. G
r Rhens, A Norton, r. Riddle, Mr. Va
lenzuela, Toppeiner, D r Mcneil,
Mr. Erwin, Jos Lynch, G Hoyt, Mrs
Millroy, daughter and son, Mrs Dove,
nurse and child, ] b Flournery, Thos
Robins, wife and child.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
a sONG OF SUM ER,
BY JOHN STUART BLACKIE.

always in your darkest hours strive To re.
member your brightest" II. T. RICHTER.
Sing me II song of Summer,
For my heart Is wintry sad,
That glorious, bright newcomer.
Who makes all nature glad;
Sing lne IL song of SummcI,
That he dark from the bright may borFo "
And the part in the radiant whole Oh things
May drown ITS little sorrow!
Sing me IA song of Summer,
When God walks forth i'll light,
And spreads his glowing mantle
O'er the blank and The gray of the night;
And where comes, his quiyering touch
Kcvives the insensatc dad,
And the numbed and frozen pulse ofthings
Beats music to his tread.
Slug me IL song of summer,
With its banners OF golden bloom.
That glorious, bright newcomer,
Who bears bleak wiuter's doom!
With banners If gold and silver,
And wings OF rosy display.
And verdurou> power In his path,
When he comes in the pride ofthe May
When he comes with his genial sweep
Ger the barren and bare of the scene,
Aud makes the sIiff earl 10 wave
With an ocean ot undulant green;
With flourish of leafy expansion,
And boast of luxuriant boom,
And the revel OF life as IL triumphs
Ger the dust and decay of the Tomb.
Sing me n song ofSummeI;
. God! what n glorious thing
Is the march of his mighty new w-comer
with splendor OF JOY all his wing!
When he quickens the pulse of creation,
And naketh all febleness strong,
Till il spread into blossoms ofbeauty,
And burst into reans of song!
Sing me n song OF Summeri
Though my heart be wintry and sad,
The thought of this blessed newcomer
Shall foster the germ OF the glad,
Meath the veil OF my grief lei Inc cherish
The joy that shall rush into day,
When the bane of the Winter shall perish
In the pride and the power of the May.
[Good Words.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
Mob Law.

we were called on last night by Mr..
II. w. Jepson, who has been living at
Cesipe, near Moore's ranch, about 25
miles from Ventura, and 75 miles from
this city, who says his house was
burned by his neighbors last Sunday
week. He says widow woman, Mrs.
Wilburn, wanted to sell her claim adj
joining his and buy him out, but he
refused to sell. Some of the neigh
bors, he tells us, then clubbed tOgeth-
er and last Sunday week about 10 p.
~, burned his house which was near
ly finished, and threw his carpenters s
bench and n thousand feet of lumber
into the flames. He was stopping
about a mile from there, and the next
morning when he came to work found
his place in ashes, and the widow (?)
from the neighboring claim had her
house on his claim. He came i'm yes
terday and filed On it, and thinks he
has defeated the vandals who destroy
ed his house. If there is another side
to this we would like to hear it, other
wise we must conclude that his neigh
bors have acted ruflianly, and should
be punished.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12


Mr.. J. La Ransieur has opened a
dancing academy at Grange hall,
where all the latest fancy dances and
quadrilles will be taught. He also
gives instructions on the violin, and
furnishes music for public and private
parties. Mr.. La Ransieur is an ac-
complished teacher and musician, and
fers u fine opportunity to our young
ladies and gentlemen. Orders left at
Reeds ice cream saloon, OH Main
street, or at Mr.. La Ransieur's office,
room 10 Oriental House, will be faith
fully attended to.
The following officers of Anaheim
Lodge No. 1Sl, I. o. G. r., have been
installed at Anaheim by Lodge Depu-
ty Nixon: VITO, Kinnie; w V
II, Mrs. A X McKinnie; w S, Fred
Dalton; w FS. Henry Bancroft; L G
George Engelhart; o G., David Davis;
Treasurer, Mrs. A j Nixon. The
lodge is reported to be in flourishing
condition.
Captain Swales, of Kingston Cana.
da, Mr.. Cuyas' partner in the Pico
House arrived in Los Angeles yester-
day. Captain Swales is an old ST..
Lawrence steamer captain and has
considerable experience in hotel keep
ing. Under the firm of Swales & Cuyas
we expect the Pico House to take the
highest rank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
For Sale.

A MOUNTAIN RhNCH-I6O acres OF sur
- veyed Government claim. rare chance
for invalids seeking pure air and healthy
climate. Splendid farming land, especially
adapted for vineyard and orange orchard.
Plenty OF water. Ten acres cleared and two
have been cultivated. New house of three
rooms well finished. ! 800 feet water pipe, full
set carpenters and agricultural tools. Stu
ated a few miles from town. Will be sold
cheap as owner wishes to return East. Apply
to KIMBALL & CHAPLIN,
novitf No. 10 Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
coUaT REPORTS,
nisiric. cour...-.sKeuittDA. ].

District Court.---SEPuLvhBA, j.
THURSDAY, November L..
Barelay VS.. Morrison. Motion TO strike out
a portion of answer denied.
Kelly VS.. Lewis Motion for new trial de-
MED: ten days stay of execution granted.
FELTON, vs.. Justice Counsel for defendant
allowed five days 10 present brief and counsel
for plaintin allowed five days 10 reply.
Max. N. Newmark was admitted 10 citizen
ship.
court adjourned till Friday morning at 10
O'Clock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

Messrs. Lirs, Craigue & Co., the ell
terprising liquor dealers, are shipping
goods daily to all parts of California.
No better merchants can be found in
any place, and their liquors can be re-
lied on.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
Or. Aborn's Second Visit.

At the request of many prominent
citizens of Los Angeles and vicinity,
DIR. Aborn has consented to return for
short time commencing Saturday,
November 18th, at the Backman
House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
County Court O'MELvENY.J.

County Court O'MELvENY.I.
THURSDAY, Nov. mber IL.
Vaughn vs.. Tyler.-ContnieI until Satur-
day AT lU:30 Il. NJ.
:. Randall vs.. ID. W. c. Contradiction
contest ordered that Randall be declared
elected 10y one majority dc tfendant TO pay the
costs. Stay of proceedings Ior ten days
granted.
Borden vs.. Olden.-Judgment for defendant
for costs.
Adjourned till Friday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
WALTER LlNDLEY, NJ. o.,
Physician and Surgeon.

Late Resident Physician and surgeon of the
Eastern District Hospital, Brosklyn, n, Y.
Also late Surgeon TO the Brooklyn, r.. d. Dis
pensary, and Ambulance surgeon OF the city
of Brooklyn. Office, until further notice,
with DIR. Leal, 81 and IS Temple Block. Resi-
idence on Fort street, second door West OF
Temple street. Office hours: A. NJ. TO p. N.
and to9PM. noVlltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
Notice to Gas Consumers.

an and after SATURDAY, Nov. 9th, the
~ price OF Gas will be 81 % per thousand
feet To consumers OF more than one thou
sand feet of Gas per week n discount of five
per cent, will be made. Per order,
]. NJ. ELLIOTT
move I'm Sec. l.. A. Gas Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
Fer Sale.-A Great Bargain.

well furnished house and LOT situated in
the best location in this city. Spring Street
Cars pass the door. For particulars, apply at
this Off 'e, or address p .. Box 3S3, Los An
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
A Rare Chance.

FOR SALE-A ODPAYING BUSIN ESS,
the present proprietor wishes to sell out on
account OF i'll health. Il good opportunity
for IA man with about $50. For particu ars
apply at this office. Oct29tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.

COR SAlE.-Some very thrifty three
] year old Orange trees at l27 Spring street.
nOVl1H3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

LAIR Cut for % cents at i37 Spring street.
n noVil"}t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
STOCK REPORT.

by ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINZ
Especial Dispatch 10 The Heluld.l
SAN FRANCISCO, Novem ber IL.
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

OST,-At Ell Monte, one note given by
- james Thomas to John Rolston for Sl700
date Feb. Sth or 9th 1875, The finder of said
note will be literally rewarded by returning
same to Horn Il Turner, El Monte.
novllt3t JOHN RULSTON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

LET-Furnished Rooms (sngle) with
] board, within ten minutes walk of the
Court House. Address X. M.
noyI0 This Office
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
GOLD REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 10.
Gold, ll434.
MISUNDERSTANDING, S5h; selling, 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12

EOR SAlE.-At very low price farm
vation, except 10 acres in willows. The soil
is of the best quality. The improvements
consist of three houses, with a young orchard,
and an artesian well. Two shares waterright
go with the land. Apply 10
BRONX & MITCHELL,
nnvQtf Room @ Commercial Rink.