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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA April 22--Passed MP. scnrs + Tasker,
and Mary Stockham. tor Georgetown
rahed--sChr Ida Btrdsall Gco geiown.
Passed down-schr Florence Dean, IRON Georgetown
BOSTON. April Z3-Arrived. steamers Aries Whiden
Phadclphia, Aeptunr, Berry. New York bark hsse X
Peterson, Muscat; schrs Hawkins wyatt Charles
ton finback, 0lvtr: y Baker, cobb and Nicker
son, Paine, virginia. Lucic jenkins, jenkins dos
Charles Atwood. DO; Longwood, do. Matte hulon
Green. Baltimore, Cora Taylor JOi Bill stowe Manson,
DO; h Femerck, Richards. dOs Jesse stears,
Frink Phiadciphia; " y Hilton, hckerson Hohoken,
Cieared-steamers Partha tBrl, watson Liverpool (;
WIN crane, TAYLOR. Baltimore chip boogly Frost Cal
cntta barks lmperO tBr) fulton, 81 John, MA Linda
stewart Robbins New Bedford; brig bdith hal, Bunk-
er, New Oreansi schrs Ace, Barcaid bahama
Islands, Harry Wilton, Rich, Mobile.
Sailed-brig Editn Hail
BALTIMORE, April lt-Arrived, schr Nellie sawyer,
Gctchcll Gardens
Gd-Arrte0, steamers Mcclellan, March, q. Boston
George Appuid lOV#lAnu. Providence Geo " bi1ct'
Reed. New YORK John " Garrett Hix, do; schr Iwi.
light Robinson, Providence. -
Ceared-stcamefs America, Bilups savhnnant WIN
Woodward, Young, New York; Darks Wave hlng tbIl'
Corbett LOrdOudt rIy. Martin Luther lNcU, Nlei.eb
Koniqslerg; Fortuna Ito Padre ntal uefassno Dublin
CaflDai0i Utalg Iassln dO; orig EOmoa 1Br, EdgetL
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side Of Great Cranberry Isles Me- but was assisted o.
without damage BY men from tho island VINO received
scaR EIizA Staples strout, which cleared rom
M"Dls itth insi Tor Sew f9rk oaasa snrsJ y he
draw ~ tow c0lde with great force against me bege'
Her malnmasi broken in i've pieces, cabin was
smashed ana pieces q nn9es I9re asgrrad awsY
foresaii torn 10 shreds, ANCHOR stock oroseHn;
amount 70 81 500 Or 5000 one man was Knocked over
10 he sant ~ H. bosni and a6e COOK Ind miracu-
lous from being crushed death He was stand,
aud crushed il 10 pieces the 0ulwarks a. the side,
Der which se9t M minmast from coming through on
his head, and saved has HE
ScHR CAR. or Glonce before reported missing
DC negr diesen ~eeTs absent y on ID be-
eve that she Will never again return 20 port she was
line schooner Of - . tons buL IN Gloucester last ian
ona hen n edward aa5 Ts She = wa S
Leighton Co. valued ai So SO insured FOR $500 In
the Gloucester Mutual Fishing ONCE; OUTFIT uninsured
scHa Bessie Dicgissos winch cleared from MI wn
that port
snr or Esg
near Warren. where She came OF without damage sne
Capt Wilson being taken suddenly III
ScuE JACK Downing before reported SINK near Holts
M srpped Belfast has been 0ond'ma'd ana = 0''nS
ALnxANpriA April 22-st,amcr Express from Bati-
ashore Dents shoals; also small schooner loaded
with barrels ashore At Matthias Point aiso Shf ~ =
inasted schooner ashore at MetomDkih-all Douud up
but the barrel loaded vessel.
CRANBERRY 1sIEs, April l6The materials saved from
the wreck OF tue schr kepie oil Machas, we're SOLD or
SIS.
KEY wrsr April 2s-schr Island Belle. OF Mobile,
bound from Jamaica for Mobile. with cargo OF rult
eapsized aud hlled " miles south OF cuba ING crew
Henry Chauncey and landed here.
PORTSMOUTH, MI. April 2ischr Emily 8 CBrl. wrecked
tins city has thoroughly oyerhaulcd and repaired
at OF 81 600 She has been named Triton and
will be commanded by Capt Rand OF klttery
ovBRDUE-Bark Adea (Br), Capt Burnett which sailed
from Boston six weeks since for - Johns, NE had
arrived there on the 2h inst ana Is supposed TO have
become beset with Ia have sustained dam
She good vessel OF 207 register and had
a crew of 10 persons. all told
SWPBunDiNG-B Metcnlf. o. Damariscotta is getting
timber into his yard preparatory building ship.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasers are in.
formed that by telegraphng to tho HERALD London
Bureau 46 Fleet street the Paris Office No
Rue Scribe the arrivals AT ana departures from Eu-
ropean and Eastern poris American and all foreign
vessels trading with the United states the will be
cabled TO this country free Of charge and published.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports win Ind the Paris once the
economical aud expeditions for relesraphing news.
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do BY addressing to such vessels
Of HERALD yachts, pier No East River, New
York Letters received from ali parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
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PHILHARMONIC nEHEARsAL.

The last public rehearsal OF the Philharmonic
Society took place at The Academy Of Music yestor-
day afternoon. The concert takes place tonight
with the following programmed
Overture Mauiredn ......... .Schumann
Grande scena Aria-"Ah Perhdom... Beethoven
with orchestral accomnaulmeRt
Miss Annie j. Boue
First Concert1FOr the piano IN 1t
orchestral accompaniment.
Miss Julia Rive.
Fanta sieOverture Op. ~ rst timel Bennett
. Thomas Mooreis Paradise and PERI
Introduction. Moderate Choral.
Moderate expressive Andante.
Ovcrnre'Ies trGncs Juges in NerliOl
FaSching sschwanK the hun
MISS JEiia Rive
SYMPHONY No. 3, in MINOR, on Beethoven
Allegro con brio. 3. Allegro.
AnGante con motto. I. Allegro presto
THIS Us the best programme presented bY the
society this season. Tue young American planls.,
Miss Julia Rive. made sucn magnificent success
yesterday that her appearance the concert
tonight must excite much interest.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

The frequency Of highway robberles IN this city
. becoming ready alarming. Another case oc.
cured last night but The amount stolen was only
SO. At about nafpast eight O'Clock. as Harris
Pcrnier, 81 30. A. Essex street, was walking on
Grand street, near the corner ~ norfolk, he WAS
approached W man named Marks R0sengarteD,
VINO knocked him down aud robbed him 81 the
a6Ove sum, after which he escaped. Perinier re-
purtel the fact 70 the police authorities ~ the
Iglrtepntn precinct station house. wno have taken
the CIss In band.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
urricE or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR


TniHp DISTRICT TGMPKISSvILLK. NY ADrll -. 1873
The entrance 20 Huntington and Lloyd's Harbors
Long Island, marked with red spar buoy, No on
helinm's Point Reef and black spar NO on Null.
ganis Reef
From the red buoy the bearings per compass -
Lloyds Harbor Lighthouse. bv !. w Eaton's Neck,
NE by \ Brickyard Dock, Sc bY y.
from the black hnoy :-LlOyd's Harhor Lighthouse,
NNW Eatons Neck NJ 4 4; Dock, T. y =
STEPHEN ID TRENCHARD Commodore USN,
Lighthouse INSPECTOR, Third District
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HArCHWAY ACCIDENT.

John W. Moore. living at No. 64s Grand street,
accidentally fell through the hatchway at NO. 20
Clinton street. sustaining serious injuries He
was attended by Ponce Surgeon Powell anO
taken TO his residence.
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Steamer Nerrimsck for Rio Janeiro; narEs Gcorgi.
anna tBr santos wa Pensacola; Republic Ger, bre.
men fehce Secun 10 utalk Waterford, Emma Frances
tsrl. Monte vidco briggs Rapide or, Queenstown; y =
Sweeney, Jubai schrs Annie Burr Buenos Ayres Isa-
bella wilson Brl. Pefnamhuco; Lunet, FalmOu u, ia
Marg ; Limit. do. 5 q Pinkhaiu. Cape Hayueu
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The ice has taken the black paint OF the buoy the
point oi the Ledge. and Il shows red Instead Of
black. Capt Mcdonnell ~ brig lhree Cneers, lately
here deceived by II, and others msy be un
less Is attended
Cranberry Isles, Ne, Aprii IS, ISIS.
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e oca Of the city Of New York which au
nor4es ne issue o. s07aoo9 in bonds payable IN thirty
years, 10 be devoted 90 public parks ~.
On auction of Nj. r. }. CAnfBELL the reading OF bills
was aid The table and The House IN committee pro-
ceedod consider bills general orders The follow
ng were ordered 70 third reading, not otherwise
noted
Providing vacating assessment on the property
surrounding Prospect rark ana of tbe sale 81 lands on
the castrriN side OF the PARK
Recess unll four o CLOCK Z. NJ
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EVENING SESSION.
~ House rcassembled at four P. N.


GENERAL CNpNRg.
The following bills were ordered fhiId rcading:-
10 amend the OF ls7i for the sale OF Lands Tor non
payment ct taxes
Establishing a Department OF street Cleaning IN the
city New York. II abolshes the present system aud
puts all the powers and duties IN the HANDS 81 commits
sion.
Authorizing ne Board 81 Commissioners Of Fmgra-
ton 10 mortgage ~ lands on Mhrd's island Tue btH
provaes Qr PAYING % an existing bond and mortgage
Mr. HusTEp moved 10 strike this provision out and
proceeded 10 that II would necesstate an increase
Of the head money "Aow snid he 1T ~ well known
tact that hs head money lax on emigrans arriving
here clearly ~ violation 81 the United STATES CON
stituhon. winch prohibits State IRON ievying any
tax ON the commerce OF the country. Besides, II the
drive emigration away from YORK 10 otner places
hr; AlvoRp inquired how the bond and mortgage
could be paid on.
MIR. Hustled sad he had doubt whatever that the
interest this bond ana mortgage could b. paid ont OF
the present head money because he believed the eN-
penses OF this institution could be reduced twenty
per
Mr.. q 9. CAMPBELL had no doubt this head money
rghttully imposed lie then proceeded 10 state the
history OF TINS lax its and Tvs results He thought
II was entirely right 10 tax the foreign steamship com
panies which make d business OF bringing here their
people who must be cared for when they
landed. lie did not believe there was anything IN
The cries that New York Is about 70 lose ~ commeFce
simply by increasing the amount OF this head MONEY
me bili aud II was made special order Tor lhurr
day evening next.
10 amend Revised Statutes relating TO security for
costs, which makes provision thai the party shail
justify. ordered "a a third reading.
Adjourned I'LL Monday evening.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ieap,e

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS April AND NAY
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Steamer Cen whitney Haett. New York for Boston.
steamer Bolivar. Geer New York Tor New London.
Steamer Delaware smith New York for New London.
schr Robert II Love- Lowe, New York Tor Windsor,
Ms
schr g Purvcs TrYon, Eizabethport for Providence.
Schr sunny side, Nixon, AmOoY Tor New Haven.
schr Elizabeth, Barker, HObOken for Cohasstt Mar
rows -
schr Modesy, Nickerson Philadelphia for Plymouth.
kchr Fiying Fish, Bunce. New YOrK for Gold spring.
sehr Orlan4o Smith. Eerris mobOken tor f0rehcster
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bREwERY. EIGHTEENTH sfEaEr,
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH hENuEs
NEW YORK
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED. FGa& DIFFER
~ ent states everywhere; deserflon. 49,, SUITE
cent publicity required; 40 change tii "a
yorce granted advice tree.
wv NJ HOUSE Attorney i9l groalway
TIoRToNs ICg CREAM-.Ts THE CREAM FOR TnE
Ill cream OF the people. u is uiadD rom pure
cream. Dcpos 3JJ Fourth avenue, 30 BrradNay aui
as Chatham street.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. 4C.-A CERTAIN CURE FCE
IN Nervous Debility ana Weakness Drouf nt "a UN u1-
oscretons excessgs or oyerwork % Tie brail aN1 ef
yous system. WiNchESrEKS SPECIFIC Pill stvt
for over ~ years with perfect success Is pr9np ~
cal and permanent cure. SEND FOR a CIRCULAR
Prices, 81 per box; SIX boxes g., by ua1l, securely
sealed with fuli directions Prepared only ~
BIAESAaIth CO.. " JohE svesL New ~ =
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nREwEnY. EIsnrEENTH -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for the 4S hours
ending December IL, 1875, us reported for the
HERALD by Judson. Gillette & Smith, Ex-
aminers OF Title, No. 30 Spring street, Los
Angeles:
VIC Pendelton to b + Max on-35 acres In
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana, 81 ,22l
b Chapman to +. Niller-Bond for con-
veyarce OF lot 7, b SO, Santa Monica.
A Melchert ct al To Sos Kuriz--IsOls 13 and
Is of block 4, Pioneer Building Lot tract.
G H Williams to N Kelleher-Lot 8, b d
Mott Tract, 1888 33.
Estate Of r Gridley, deceased, to Susan
Gridley-N TofS W 4 of Sec II, L 5, n II
w, 20 acres, S240
j II Maddux to Susan Gridey-S n OF w
q offs w "A Sec II, T. s., II II w, 20 acres,
alio 70 undivided interest IN 16 acres in same
locality, $500.
J III Lucas and wife TO C + Thom-Lot s,
block l, South santa Monica, 500.
NJ Thomas to w HOOper--l5 acres south of
city. between Dalton, Pound and Briswalter,
5000.
II NJ Johnston ct al to P w Dooner-I.Ot ~,
b ~, East Los Angeles, 500.
County Judge to III Charles-LOt II, block 2,
10, B 3, 3, b 10, San Juan Capistrano, being
2S-l00 acres.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
wloLyEa:
Ye who listened to stories toldi
When hearths were CHEEKY and flights were

Ye who listened to stories toldi Min.
When hearths were CHEEKY and nights were
cold,
Ofthe lonely wood and the hungry Jack
That howl on the weary travellers track,
The fiame-red eyeballs that waylay
nv wDtry moon the belated sleigh;
the lost child sought in the dismal wool,
The little shoes and the stains or blood
On the trampled snow. You that near
With thrills of pity or chills OF fear,
Wishing some ange. had been sent
To shield the hapless innocent
Know ye the fiend that Is crueleriar
Than the giant grey herds ofthe ioresi afe9
swiftly vanish the grey VOLTS tracks
Before the rifle and woodmands axe.
But hark to the coming OF unseen feei,
Patterng by night through the busy street.
zach wolf that dies in the woodland brown
Lives q spectre and haunts the town.
by square and market they SINK anu HOWL
Each night they snuff and snarl before
The patched window and broken door
They claw the clapboards and claw the latch
AT every crevice they whine and scratch.
Children crouch in corners cold,
Shiver in tattered garments old;
They start from sleep with bitter pangs
At the touch of the spectre's vlewless fangs,
Weary the mother and worn Win strife,
Still she watches and fights for life;
But her hand is feeble and her weapon small
One little needle against them all.
In an evil hour the daughter fled
From her poor shelter ed and wretched bed,
Through the clty's pitless solitude,
To the door of sin-hy wolves pursued!
Fiert0he father and grim with want,
His heart was gnawed by the spectre's gaunt.
Frenzied, stealing forth by night,
With whetted knife for the desperate hight,
He thought To strike the spectre dead
But killed his brother man Instead.
Oh We that listened to stories told,
When hearts were CHEEKY and were cold,
Weep no more at tales you hear;
The danger Is CLOSE, the wolves are NEAR,
Shudder not at the murierer's name,
Marvel not at the maiden's shame;
Pass not by with averted eye
The door where The stricken children cry;
But when the tramp OF unseen feet
sound by night through the unseen street,
Follow thou where the spectres glide,
And stand like II iPE at the mothers side;
And bo thysef he angel sent
To shield the hapless innocent.
He gives hut little who gives his tears,
He gives hest who aids ana cheer:
He does well In the forest wild,
Who Stays The monster and saves the child;
But he does better and merits more,
who drives the wolf from the pOoi mans
door.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
Probate Court-O'MELvEsY, J.

Probate COurt-O'MELvENY,J J. ...
.... TUESDAY, December IA.
In the matter of the estate of Juan Bandini,
deceased. Ordered that the claim of BenJa-
min Hayes of $500 be filed OF date April goth,
aulic pro tune.
Estate of Gitchell. Motion made that fur
ther time OF notice to creditors be Overruled.
Report Of referee heard and approved and
oruered TO be drawn.
In the matter of the estate ofW. III. Kerns de
ceased, letters of administration were issued
to G. g. Lips. Also, order made appointing
appraisers.
In the estate of Franz Menu, deceased
Petition filed for allowance for support Of
Mrs. Menu and family, and order made.
Mr.. A. Peters appointed guardian OF the es-
tates of Ira III. Clark, May +. Clarke, Rosa
w. Clark, and Harley ID. CLARK, minors, on
petition of their mother, Helen Clark. 81.
In the matter of the estate of Julius G
Weyse. Orders of publication of notice TO
creditors and appointing appraisers Of the
estate were made.
Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

Messrs Straus & Co., No. 80 Main street,
under the Backman House. offer to the pub
lie a fine stock OF imported and domestic ci-
gars, that can not be excelled outside OF San
Francisco Meerschaum, briar root and 9TH
er pipes specially. Smokers articles in
great variety and at very low figures. In ad-
dltion to the cigar and tobacco stock, Messrs
Straus & Co offer an elegant assortment OF
gents furnishing goods at San Francisco
prices. Anything in the smoking line can be
bought of them at prices that defy competi-
tion. This firm are determined not to be un-
dersold and can furnish a greater variety Of
first class goods than many Of the San Fran
cisco emporiums.
Messrs, Jones & Noyes, the we'll known
auctloneers in Temple block, opposite the
Court House, ure now having extensive Win
ter sales of live stock, furniture, kitchen
utensils and almost every article of value for
farm. household or teamster's use. They can
be relied on for any statement on articles
sold and always sell without reserve to the
highest bidder for cash. Ifyou want to sell
anything, do 1t through them, If you want to
buy, attend their sales; and If you don't see
what you want ask for it. Sales held almost
daily and satisfaction guaranteed.
Messrs. Rosenthal & Co., No. Los Ange.
les street, offer great inducements to buyers
of dry goods and shoes, and general merchan-
disc. This firm are selling out below cost and
must have their store cleared by the first OF
| March. Their goods are not old shop worn
bankrupt goods, but fresh and saleable staple
and fancy goods which they sell at bottom
| figures. As an extra inducement they ofiei
buyers discount of ten per cent. on all pur
| chases over ten dollars. Call and see them
and buy goods at your own figures. This Ii
the only clearing out sale ever.made In Los
Angeles and buyers have every advantage.
| The benefit of Butler and Russell at Turn
Verein Hall tomorrow night will be largel,
| attended These gentlemen are first elias!
minstrels and the programme is an unusual
ly good one. They should have a large au
dience tomorrow night and we believe thu
| Hall will be filled.
Two napkins, fine white linen, three-quart
ers wide, were lost or mlslaid ut n. Keller
Harvest Home. IT is believed they were tax
en- by mistake, and, as they break two set
OF table linen, their return to NJ. Keller !
earnestly desired,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

Messrs. Judd & Co., No. 5 Arcadia Block,
have opened general commission. forwards
ing aud storage business, upon the Chicago
plan. The firm have an immense storage
capacity and are now prepared to receive con-
signments ofgeneral merchandise, household
furniture or miscellaneous goods, either for
storage or sale. San Francisco dealers need
ing storage room can be accommodated; par
ties breaking up housekeeping can find safe
depot for their goods for sale; farmers desir-
ing to store their goods for rise or to await a
sale, will find Judd & Co. square in all their
dealings. In a visit to Judd a Co.'s swarehouse
Yesterday we found an immense number Of
articles stored or awaiting shipment. Wool,
corn, oats, barley, household furniture and
almost every imaginable article was safely
stored, showing us at once that the firm have
become necessity to the business OF Los An
geles. Parties loaning money on merchan-
dize will fnd with Judd 4 Co. safe storage.
Money advanced on shipments, or warehouse
receipts.
We direct the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of ten one acre lots in East
Los Angeles, adjoining the Pioneer Building
Association on the east side and the South.
crn Pacific depot grounds on the west side.
These lots will he put on the market on and
after Dece Der 22d, and will make most de-
sirable building sites. This valuable prop
erty is offered ut $3.50 to $500 per acre, payable
ten per cent. p,r month, thus permitting buy
ers 10 pay in easy lnstallments. No better
in yestment was ever offered, and thinking
men desirous of having their money pay a
large Interest, should invest. Information or
lots can be obtained at Barbee Gates, Com
mercial Bank building, or of II. NJ. John
ston on the premises.
The Marysvlle Appeal says: There is q
growing disgust on the part of citizens of Los
Angeles with the management Of city affairs,
and desire is expressed either to have the
city charter entirely repealed and return to
county control, or have the city managed by
beard of three.
Messrs, Howard, Potter. Scott and the rest
of the boarders at the st. Charles Hotel went
hunting yesterday, and killed two ducks,
which they left at Washington Garden to pay
WaldrOn for the little trouble to which they
put him. They were very thirsty and the
two ducks lust settled the bill.
The capture Of that Caliente stage robber
was not much of detectivej job after all. AZ
ter robbing the stage his horse escaped and
he fell and broke his leg. He then dragged
himself several miles with a broken leg, and
carried the express box with him, Capturing
broken legged hghwayman does not re-
quire much skill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

He is renOvator, and he does not
ask for money, and this is the way he
gets at it. First. He has discov-
cred certain process for cOlored, and
black goods, by which after cleaning
them, no matter how faded or rusty
they may be, he restores them to their
original newness of appearance. and
then he only asks for cast off clothes
as payment for his work, so don't let
us hear any more about hard times
but muster up all your old traps, and
take them to his shop. His name is
Horatio Marteen and he keeps at No.
"a, Arcadia street, one door below
Main and adjoining Mr.. Signorets sa-
loon. decl I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

He looked like Prince, or a retired
Major General, as he stepped out of
the Bazaar, corner of Main and Re-
quena streets, opposite the U. S. Ho-
tel, with a new black beaver suit,
which he had just paid SlS for, and as
he walked down Main street the eye
of envy was on him, and numerous
were the inquiries of where he had
that splendid fitting suit made; and
astonishment was depicted on every
countenance as he answered that it
came from the Bazaar, and he had
only paid SIS for it. There are a few
more left, so hurry up and get one be-
fore they are all gone. decll-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
Death OF a Suicide.

Yesterday morning we published
the attempted suicide of Mrs. Wilson,
to-day we chronicle her death and
burial. At the time we wrote the no.
tice of her rash attemptto shuttle off
this mortal coil, there was every pros
pect of her recovery, but afterwards
nature failed rapidly and she died at
a late hour on Monday night. An in.
quest WAS held yesterday and a YER
dict was rendered in accordance with
the facts published in the HERALD.
The funeral took place late yesterday
and the remains were followed to the
grave 10y IL large cOncourse of mourn
ing friends. The deceased was q wO-
man of mobid sensibility and the loss
of her children so preyed OH her mind
that her reason was unsettled. Her
husband is u hard working man, and
has the sympathy Of a host of friends
in his misfOrtunes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15

You can't depend on Kansas flour.
A loaf of bread passed INTO Leaven-
worth jail contained two files, knife,
q bottle of acid and roll of money.
A country which grows such wheat
as that connot expect to get ahead
very fast,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-15
COURT REPORT.

Ceuhly Geurt-.-tpM MELvENEY, j.
TUESDAY. pecsmber IA.
LhbDudettev. CaZeau. Motion Tor new lrl-
al. Continued until Monday.
Adjourned.