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Extract from letter from the Hon. Alexander
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and suits me better than more dctiue remedies"
An FhicaciOus Remedy.-"I can recon-
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Regulator ~ LelGis q. WundeT,, 1923 MGSte
street, Chief Clerk PhilodelDhid Posto1ice.
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W. o. SHERWOOD,
Chief Eng'r.
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BOOKS FOR THE MILLION.

A Physiological View Of
Marriage ard Private
Counsellor OF the married
and those contemplating
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07
SrOCk REPORT.

Especial Dispa@& to the Herald.l
SAN FRANCISCO, March g.
MORNING QUOTATIONS..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07

his own personal popularity and that OF
his ticket as he did not leave his duties
q single day for eleetioneering purpo-
ses. Mr.. Gould will do his duty fairly
and squarely and we doubt ii there
ever will be complaint entered
against him.
COUNTY RECORDER.
Mr.. Chas. T.. Miles will fill the po-
sition of County Recorder, vacated by
Mr.. Gillette. MIR. Gillette has proven
himself most thorough i'm the dis
charge of the public trust imposed
upon him, and he retires from office
with unabated popularity. Mr.. Chas.
+. Miles, long known as the Engineer
of the City Water Company, will
henceforth discharge the duties of his
office in d manner that must reflect
credit upon his constituents.
ASSESSOR.
Mr.. A. w. Ryan, formerly of Los
Nietos, will succeed Mr.. d. Botiller as
County Assessor. Mr.. Botiller held
the office for two terms with credit,
and in position so productive of dis
putes and difficulties he has acquitted
himself withoutan enemy. Mr.. Ryan
is gentleman of large experience
and thorough business tact, and we be-
lieve that he will make good officer.
TAX COLLECTOR.
This position is taken by Mr.. M.
Kremer, for several years Clerk of
the Common Council. Mr.. Kremer
is very proficient in clerical duties, and
his integrity and energy are undispu-
ted. This position, like that of Coun-
ty Auditor is. now filled for the first
time.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF IN
sTRUCTIoN.
Mr.. Geo. H. Peck retires and Prof.
Thos. A. Saxon of the Ballona as
sumes the educational ferule, to keep
ovr system of instruction within
bounds. Prof Saxon is a young man
of excellent and even brilliant attain
ments. He is thoroughly conversant
with our system of education, having
taught at different times schools in
the city and in the country. He will
know where to apply his talents to do
the most good. Mr.. Peck, the retir-
ing officer takes with him the kind
wishes of all the teachers in the pub
lie schools.
CORONER.
DR.. Jos. Kurtz succeeds DR.. Richard
sou in this office. The duties are far
from pleasant or very lucrative, but
we feel confident that the present in
cumbent will direct his best energies
to his onerous task.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
Judge J. E. Griffin takes possession
of this office. We know the Judge to
be man of sterling worth and sound
legal ability, who will add dignity to
his position instead of deriving any
from it. While deserving better
office he still does not despise the day
of small things, and will perform his
duties faithfully.
SUPERVISOR.
Mr.. John Young of the BallOna
takes the position of Supervisor of the
second district, vacated by Mr.. Ma
chado. Mr.. Young is man perhaps
not over thirty five, and he brings
with him an energy and and sterling
ability which will make him power
in the Board.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07
COURT REPORTS.

County COurt...OMELvENEY,J J.
MONDAY, March g.
whistler VS. Hall Harris-Set for 9Th at 0
Pico VS. Gas Co-Continued for term.
Jesus Cruz VS. Asgargo-Set for the 10th at
Ga m.
Bixby ct al VS. Pauchon-Passed.
Same VS. Agurre-Passed
Same VS. Vincent-Passed.
Carlisle VS. Hammond-Set for the llth at
Sans VS. Page-Set for 10th at 10a m.
Valpey VS. Brown-Set for the 9th at m.
Kan Too VS. Sam Bryant-Set for the 7th at
10 m.
Geller VS. Jones ct al-Set for the 9th at
pm.
Ponet VS. Gammon-Continued for the term.
Smith VS. Kays ct al-Set fol the 1lth at 10
o m.
Frankel VS. Ching wong-set for the 9Th at
Bpm.
Thomas VS. Heinzeman & Orme-Set for the
8th at 10 m.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
People VS. James Orr-Passed.
Same VS. Morrison-Passed.
Same VS. Bernard Newman-To be set ON
the 18th at l0am.
People VS. Reyes Andrade-Passed till the
18th.
Same VS. Romero ct al-Set for the 18th.
Same VS. GomeZ-Set for the 14th.
Same VS. Ardargo-Set for the l4th.
Same VS. Mary COnnOlly-Set for the 10th q
8 am.
Same VS. Schwein-Set for the 18th at m.
People VS. Arico-Set for the 18th at l0a m.
People VS. BanuelOs-Set for the 18th at 10
a m.
People VS. McCoy-Set for the 18th at 10 a m.
Grand Jury summoned as follows: Chris
Fluhr, Henry Wartenberg, H Eldred, David
Lewis II Gray, A Briswalter, Albert Biles,
f X Green, H ] Grow, B Cohn, M Levy, F
Vantress, d G Lewis, A Heller.
The Jury having been charged by the Court,
retired for the transaction of business and
Court remained open.
Probate COurt-OMELvENY,J ].
MONDAY, March 6.
Estate Of Andreas Pico-Petition of Romu"
elo Pico for letters of administration; contin-
ued until the Sth at 10 a m.
District Court....SEPULvEDA, J.
MONDAY, March 6.
Askin VS. Wilson-Jury ordered for the Gath,
Jurors returnable tomorrow at 10 m.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.

TO LET,-Two or three nicely furnished
l rooms. Pleasant and convenient loca-
tion. Inquire at office of Perry, Woodworth
& Co
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07
MOYlCE.

A GENERAL meeting of the creditors OF
~ Temple & Work man Will be helu az lhe
f,onntv I'ourt room in Los Angeles on We'd
nesday evening, March Sth lat O'Clock r. NJ
A general attendance is requested ,as matters
of graat importance will be considered. All
creiit RS arc requested to refrain from sign
Inv papers being circulated to throw said es-
ing ID. FREEMAN,
'Ne' L. SPENCE,
Assignees.
d. RINARA,
Il. Il. LONG,
II. G. WILEY,
Advisory Committee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07
A Wordto The Ladies.

For your boys clothing don't fall to
be on hand on the opening day at the
"Important, p(under the : Lafayette
HoteD Saturday March 4th. Greater
bargains will then be offered than
were ever known here before,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07
Cheaper Than Ever.

The clothing, boots, shoes and hats
that will be offered ON the opening
day, Saturday, March 4th, at the I'm
portant," under the Lafayette Hotel,
will astonish everybody.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07
interesting.

The most stylish suits ever seen
here will be offered at the opening
day of the "Important," under the
Lafayette Hotel, Saturday, March
4th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07

0E ACRES of superior moist farming
- - land, miles from the court house, on
an important road, will be sold for $4,000, If
applied for soon. BRONX q MITCHELL,
CON mercal Rank Building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07
OUR COUNTY OFFICIALS.

'Thc "Onis'' and the - 'sIDs''-An Ex'
emptaey Set 0i Officers who retire
How ,l.eir places are 1'Ied-Orr pros
pects fair for good county govern
tneuf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07
FOR SALE.

A Splendid Bargain. One of the best loca-
ted cottages in the city, ready furnished for
sale at a bargain. Liberal terms. Address
q. this office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07

= OR RENT.-A desirable house on Fort
. 7 Street, next to the corner of irst, two
blocks from the court house, of seven rooms
and kitchen on the first floor and four large
rooms on the second floor. Apply at No. so
Spring street, uD stairs. B L. PEEL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07
POsT0TFHCE LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Los Angeles
Postofiice Monday, March 9th, 1876. To OBJ
tain these letters say advertised" All let
ters not called for in 80 days will be returned
10 the Dead Letter Office:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07

EOR SALE.-A butcher shop doing a
] thriving business. House and lot and
good will of business for 81 300 cash. Actual
profits per month, $780, Satisfactory reasons
for selling. This is q rare chance for a good
business investment. Apply to Elliott Ward
& Bancroft near PostOffice
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07

A Neatly furnished room, suitable for two
~ gentlemen can be had for a low rental
by applying at Cor. Hill and End streets, left
hnnd side
, 1876-03-06

pleco Of vlla!ny NO ha1o heard Of lately waa
rerpetrated In tho Town Of 8ummnrhtll ou
Thurbday evening Of last wcck. 4 donation
Was bcinR eIyen al silo house Of Emery Doran,
for tho benefit Of the Roy. Charles Lows, uf tho
Methodist Church. Among several tough
customers. present. in whtcli that town soonn
to Abound, woro couple of yninR raacals
named potor llola and 1homns Wilkinson, who
undertook 70 stupfv tho vl'olo party with
ohloroforn,, by scattoriuE It upon thoif clothing
and about tho room. Twclvc porhonB, mon,
women, and youug girls. wero moro or loss 1t.
feoted By tho tlsuR, aomo Of thon vnrJ Berloua.
~, boiug unconscious for several hours, and
one Indy, wa ARC informed, Inns nok got rscover-
oil, hcr lilo being In jeopardy. The affair caused
intonso oxcitotnont among tho people Of that
community, and noat morning 1soiA and Wtlkin.
saylos, Of ihis village, tor oxatnInstlon. soyer-
n! cl.Argoa woro presented tn tho warrant OF
arrost and after protrhctod trial the defend
ants gave bail 10 answer to that Of assault and
battery. Tho caao will probab!y!G 60 bc.ora tho
next Grand JurY,"
, 1876-03-06

years.. Beyond tho horizon 1tns whnto history
tnelts into fable, fosss 10 tho mind v take uo.
boyond tho horizon llne where tho fallo molts
into night, Fossils In tho enrth will tAln u.s..
We mt ourselves under the guidance OF the
Abbo Isamusst and thread our wny back into tho
Chinose Empire. 4, 200 yonrs, and fnu nothing
beyond, To the historian, " "Darknoss thero
and nothing moro" To tho man Of ocinnco
nato. Tie school-books vritten by conlom-
porary Of Daniel, tho Jow. arc used in her
schools to-dny.
:, Tho Ohiuese mind Is tossiI, and. dealing With
and picture 10 tue mind tbs Al Bn whose GUS
toms hardoned Into tho Bins Of to-dhy. In Cl'lna
there nre only a few aurnames, md rerEon1 Of
tho Hamo burnnmo arc not allowed to intcr-
marry. Chung III can't marry Boo fu., blcc
sin lovod 300 Sin, aud All kl[od himse!t be-
causo he couldn't marry Hee,--bccauso ho
couldn't double his Bin, md multiply big
sins, md seo himaolf tn little BnH. An Bin I
Why did l,o do that7 Among savage tribeB mar
tho Batno trlbo a Huron couldn't marry !!t1-
ron, OF bonoca soneca. Now, Tho introduction
Of marriage belwror Fu and Fn and Sin and Bin,
coupled with tho fact that thcac nauos aso tribo
names, In proof that tiMe was whom tho ChlDogo
wcra barbnfonB, wifo-catchinE trboB.
Our own prehistoric ancestors wore described
and reconstructed from costAln foratl Words and
modoa Of thought. The conclusion NAB reaot,-
GU ttat man beEAn on contluont
which rests to-t1ay on tho bod Of
tho Indian and Pacific Oconus that he spread
no1t into Africa. noxt into Asia, rext into
America, aud last into Europe.
Tile testimony Of Ills rocks WAS conaidered.
and tho Inference was drawn thai nnn las boon
in America moro than %, 600 yoars, and that his
advent on tho eartl was a. Ut ina WHOM lifo hay
Ing ronohel tts zcnit!l, animal life was on tho
downward course. Whom man came, tho blood
In the veinH OF naturo maa drying up. He ia tho
fruit borno by world nlready In its old ugo and
not many cyolos from Its death.
, 1876-03-06
THE GERMAN DRAMA.

rothing could have boon better calculated to
lFo'e tho popularity Of Alexander Wu1stct's
Garuan dramatic company than tho roprosonta-
ton Of the Tcilchenfrasaer (Tle Fiirt). q.
Won Ioaor'a latoat hnd bes. production, at tho
New shlcago Theatre laat toycning. Though this
pleoo rss played to crowded house week ago,
and til sSonther last ovoping was hbout as bad
Is 1t cold bc, aud IN spite OF Tho competition
A. 1iooay'a and othor p1acoa. tho the4tre WAS
crovdndwith fashionable aud select audionco.
Whcroye tho Voilohontresscr has thus far
boen protuced It has BEEN pronounced by far tlie
bes. production Of the ab!o author Of !" "Ultimo."
and in Bow York It has already achieved
sixteen ,'EeprteentattonH, and y still on
tho boards Theplay, like "Ultimo," 10 moroota
q farce thAn comedy, but the dialogue Ia elegant
and witty. and mostof tho points unusually mlrth-
prorokins. Each 1olo was In competens hands,
aud al We'd With zach oshcr TO do thelr best.
Particularly brilliant wa the acting Of Mr. Gus
tay Donald, who played tl.o loading character Of
Yictor sots Der't4 0he yellcheu,treeBor). af!ss
appaared better adsantsRs 10 tbIs city. and tho
splendid costumes. Ars. lk5n aa Mrs. ron
.Lersdt garo, l!te:like rctAlttun Of tha
character. oo NJ il, S,Ds MS0s's h,n rsn Feh1 va
than usual. Mr. Koch. Mr: Lou.oAnor, aud
Hrs. CiRussen also deserve favotable mention
Tor their effective and m!Eth-proyo1tag actiug,
Tho play ut thls theatre next snnt.y evening
Wolf and Miss En,mA Wioso. two a. good
actreHses aa there arc 10 this country, aps s.iyaIu,
will appear In bardou'a great aoclo'y drama Of
"Ft1naule."
uooLEY'H.
A complimentary bcnelis Was gtven last sysn.
Ink At 1iooleys Thontre to Mr.. William Folsl,c{.
faYorite aud woll-kuown deru,an actor Of tals
city, The homo was quito we'll Illcd, consider
, 1876-03-06
AN ECCLESIASTICAL TRIAL.
B0mo MlclllQnn Drcthren Hard upon
tla0 Trail oH tho Serpent.

Bumo Michigan IIrcthren Hard upon
tla0 Txnil cf tho HOrPont.
Sptrial NspatcA to TA& Chicago 1rfbuns,
East SAGINAW, March 5.-Tho trial Of The
Roy. F. ". May. pastor of tho Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church in Ohoaanlng, thls county. IL In prog
rssa and creates intouBs interest. As tslo-
graphed Tho TRIBUNE, tho charges are: First.
adultery socond improper rroposal4 and ad-
vRnces Ia 1nmbs OF his congregation, fiye dtfYor-
cut cas1s Of h.s kind being cited IN tho speoidca-
tions, and names, placos, aud uktea Riyeu shlrd,
slandorous and uuchristtan expreaaoas against
members Of tho church. The Committee to hear
aud decide tho caro- consists Of ministers Of
tho Church. DR.. J. II. Jerome, Of Saginaw
CITY. assisted BY the loy. J. r. ltanklnson, con-
duct the prosecution, aud tho 1tev. John Rus
!el, Of Detroit, and tho lev. Dir. bird, OF
!t'ohestog, arc counsel for the dofonae Tho
1!e', a. II. BARTLETT. Presiding Elder Of the
baBhaw District, IL Presiding Officer OF the
Court. TITO accused claims It to bo con-
spitauy. Owing to iutenso feeling on both sidcs
at Chesnaing farther Investigation will bo had
III Lay CitY, III order to enhance tho probabilities
Of Al unbiased investigation. Fiyo years
nhgo Mr. May, tLen pastor OF tho NJ.
y. Church n Corunua, this Stale, was brought
before the cauach On similar charges to those
now ponding, found guilty, and sentenced to ho
rcpf!nandel by tho Dshop. lie appcaled to the
General Conference md the matter rested, With
tlse understanding that, II eypr again found
gully OF similar ot1enso, no would be e1pellel
from the Church. May u brother OF Dwight
May, Iata bsIta Attorney enera., lie IL VOL
known all o1er the State, aud lho casa attracts
general attention.
, 1876-03-06
LOCAL LETTERS.
NEEDED RELIEF.

To ths Editor of Tho Chicago Tribune:
Cu1cAoo, March 4.-Our city authorities aro
elected 10 tholr position for the purpose Of BOO
Ing that tho city Ia furnished with duo proteo-
tion ln tho matter Of police, that tho Btrcets arc
In proper condition for travel and huslness
facilities, and that nll necessary matters for pro-
totLng tho general bnsiuess interests Of tho city
are carried out In Il practical and economic man
nor. Taxation and collection Of revenue hAyo
also to be looked into, being the result Of tho
foregoing neccssltica. lIonco, q city Govern
mcut having suth apcclpl fold for Its admtnIs-
trntiyo duties. wo take tie ground that tho cleo
tion OF men to such trust and duty should DO
based on those special demands, aud mon eleotod
III the Interests oil the objects to be accomplished
III ordor to do this It IL absolutely necossary
that tho buainess and property interests OF the
city should have tho solo right to elect city Of.
lclas, aud only under B,ich policy can tho true
motcd. Such an arrangement docs not Interfere
with tho political rights Of the citizen. for the
government OF . city IN noWiso FarthkoH OF the
character OF q State or NatlonRl Legislature, but
III merely a se!ooted body Of men TO regulate po-
llco protection, and to promote tho business lii
turest. These two objects being secured, tho
dulles Of d City Government are complete.
Those Of tho population outHido Of . distinct
busineAs or real cstata Interest eau only be bou.
oiitel through City Gosernmeut by ita police
tin city. Hence, we remark that the true In
te1esl Of any city can only bo maintained and
promoted by placing tho election Of itB officers In
Tho hanas OF thu business men and property
holders.
Iu tue present method Of o!ectIuE said ofdciala
tho important objects rafostei TO fail 10 DO TO-
cured. Tho rum which IL staring Now York In
tho face, thu corruption Of itH officials aud the
aofacesiona in In TteaAury,-au The same may
bo snid 10 its measure OF almost every largo city
In tho UuloE.-is mainly owing 10 tie fact that
! large postton Ut the people, who hAvo not
dollar ~ real estate. Ana no huslncsa outside OF
manual labor, aud consequently In this respect
irresponsible, have vote In tho election Of inu-
ntcInsl ot!icerb. Tho result Ia that soulless and
unpEncipled politicians, who eau by any .noaus
secure tho votes OF this c!aas, tAks tho zo.us Of
authority. and arc running tho fair ci,soa OF tho
land, md tho hearts Of true aud Aopest
nu.Iaoss mon arc falling within tLom. ia
I'LL tho pockets OF these men and
shei. ,nInious,. rea! estate aud bust
nsas mou arc loaded With IN amount Of
taxation that IL alarming, snd thcss two souroos
from whence tue zoYeuus Of tho city IL drawn
, 1876-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho Hon. Marx Skinner will conduct tho noon-
day prayer-uasesiug to-day, the subject being
"poace."
The Republicans OF tbs First aud Second
Wards a.e requested 10 meot st ne Palmer
IiouAo Wednesday eycnLUg, March 8, 1t $50
Club for tha consolidated First Ward OF Chicago.
Club OF the Northwest will bo held At the Sher-
mar IIouno Club-rooms Tuesdsy afternoon Ut
4:30 o'clock. Ms, s. Il Greeley will road III iu-
tereatips paper prepared for the OCCASION On
stThs MpR1iAa Question: