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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assessment Notice.
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF Los
Angeles.

NOTICE is hereby given that ut meet
~ ing of the Board OF Directors of the
nrmers' and Merchants Bank OF LOS Ange-
held on the nth day OF December, lS75 an
'sSment (NO. 81 of fifty dollars $50 per
.c was levied upon the capital stock of
rpOration, payable Immediately, In
| ui states gold coin.
stock upon which this assessment
sh i, remain unpaid on the
Ist day of March. 1876,
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment be made
before, will be sold on Saturday, lhe 18th day
of March, 1876, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses ofsale.
ISAIAS w HELLMAN,
Los Angeles, Jan. 25th, 1915. Cashier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18

Board OF Supervisors;
GEO. HINDS, Chairman,
J. NJ. GRIFFITH, EDWARD EVEY,
+. PALOMARES, Z. MACHADO,
A. SEPULVEDA, Acting Interpreter.
Regular Meetings-First Monday Of each
month.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
Dissolution of COpatrnorship.

Nj JOTICE is hereby given that the copart-
~ nership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Domecq and Lassere. carrying
on business as dairymen at the Cienega
dairy, about two miles West of Agricultural
Park, Los Angeles, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the first day of January, A. d.
1876. Jean Domecq will settle all debts OF the
firm and receive all monies due the firm.
EUGENE LASSERE,
JEAN DOMECQ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
SEWING MACHINES! :!

If you are wa0tIng to buy n Sewing Ma
chiue, try "a new Wilson and YOU will have no
other.
4 trial will convince the most skeptical OF
its supt riority over all others, being adiusta-
bic In all its parts, every movement beng
positive, with a perfect tension and adjusta-
ble feed. It is simple, strong, durable and
cheap, light and rapid running, doing al the
different varieties of sewing rom the finest
fabric to the heaviest cloth or leather.
The latest improved Wilson will not lun
backwards, thereby avoiding the breakage OF
needles and tnread ana necessitatinS The re-
moval of the goods ON the machine while
winding the oobbns as is n cas- with all
other machines. HIGHEST PREMIUM AT
THE WOkLD'S FAIR, Vienna 1873. very
i'm portant i'm provement has lateiy been adj
ded TO the Wilson. Call and see II before puf-
chasing elsewhere. Jotiy one is 10 buy one.
+. C. GLlDDEN, Agent,
No Court street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Also-Agent for frank l. sizes Cut Paper
Patterns. ON hand, superior stock Of
needles, thread, silk twist, oil and attach
ments for AL standard sewing Machines
dl 6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
PACIFIC COAST.
The Prairie Farmer

Was established in 1871, and is now the lead
ing Agricultural and Family Journal in the
West It Is devoted to the interests of Agri-
culture, Horticulture and Stock Breeding, the
Apiary, Poultry, Household, etc; ii has also
literary and young folks department. and
gives full market reports, news and topics OF
the day. 1t is published weekly by the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
CAMELLIAS.

We Offer large stock of very hne plants at
nom s33 to slOO per 100. For catalogues OF
these as well as Of AZALEAS, RHODODEN,
DRONS and Evergreen Trees in great variety
address ~. B. PARSONS & Coz.
Box 90. Flushing, n. Y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
PRAIRIE FARMER COMPANY,

At Chicago, in neat quarto form OF eight
large pages, and is handsomely illustrated
from time to time with portraits OF fine stock
buildings, improved farm machinery, etc.
The publishers aim is to make ii indiSpens-
able in every household into which it finds
its way. Specimen copies will be sent to any
address, free; subscription price is S2.l5 per
year, payable in advance.
Liberal cash commissions allowed to agents
and to those who may associate together for
subscription purposes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
S. P. R. R. COMPANY
Title to Land and Water Per-
feet.

References may be made to Messrs. B. d.
Wilson or j. DeBarth Shorb at Iske VINEYARD
who viii take pleasure in showing the lands
70 parties wishing TO purchase, or TO Messrs.
+. Beaudry, +. p. +. Temple or f. NJ. Ross,
Messrs. Wiley & Berry, and Messrs. Barbee
q Gates, Real Estate Agents.
A Map OF the tract can be seen at the office
OF T. Beaudry, on Spring street, opposite City
Council rooms.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

To-day opens one Of tho most solemn
and exalted epooha IN the Roman Cath
oiic Calendar. tho month OF Mary. The
beautiful month Of May hap boen iitly
selectod 10 commemorate the itte ana
Mnotity of tho Holy Mother e the lsc-
doomer. Az tho Cathedral. this morn
ing, the ceremonies began ut High Mass.
10 continue during the entire month.
and will include u course of special pro
dicationH by tho ablcat Fathers OF tho
Church --on Hundays at High Mass, aud
on Tuesdays and Fridays nt 7 y. m. On
splher days. special instructions and Ice
turcH will bc given. On the 9lst. the In
lercsting and impressing ceremony of
Tho crowning Of the Holy Virgin by tho
children OF tho parish will take place.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

The New York Sun has bcen for somc
lmo past wagng u terrible war upon
tho Tribune In its number Of tho 9Th
or April. under the heading What will
Jay Gould do with his Tribune" the
N,sn calculates that that papers weekly
loss amounts to about si7s0. hesidss n
heavy debt. and mortgage on its build
sDg and lands Of 100000. Il advises
tho Tribune 10 sell out to some Of the
Presidential candidates as "a means Of
!obtaining temporary rolisf;
Now. without wishing to.cast invid
uous reflections upon the Now York
sheet, aud making the proper allowance
Aot brotherly jealousy on the part of the
S,nt. IL IL u noticeable fact that the
f>sbuae, which. for time. was a
strenuous opponent Of the Admnistra
tion, has gradually vcorcd around and
now navigates at full sail in Republican
waters with (God save tho mark y It's
guns all pointed against the foes of
Ivant and his satellites.
What docs this mean Is there any
honest light in the ins'nunting rays
Meaning from the SIMS article
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01
CITY COUNCIL. OPTICAL.
hbJDURNEu MEETING.
Cry Hall. Nnw DBLrsss. !
VbuJgduV April n tH1s

Cry HAIL. NEW DHLrssa.
Thnfadny Aprl n. 1876. !
The Council mot this day 1T twelve O'Clock VI .
pursuant to adjournment.
Present Hon Charles j. Leod-, Mayor. pro-
siding, and Administrators H0i6lt. Brown.
i:ounY. Landry. Mccarthy mud Plabury.
Motions being IN order. Mr.. Landry moved to
reconsider The vote by which was adopted An
ordinance To provide fpr lensng or fnfuiug tho
revenues II the public markets Of New Orleans
for term III hour yours. adopted April ". 1916.
Carried
ON further motion II Mr. Landry the oril-
nanee wnR amended hy striking pul the whole II
section two. nud inserting In lieu thereof the
following:
Size D. BY tho word scrip IN this ordinance is
meant ccriifcnt's lor bonds, under s20. fl'e
value. certificates Of appropriation; certificates
for ilye- -oghiha tax "xffss; taV warfhnts: all
interest coupons and parts of snme due up TO
aud including July I. ts75. unpaid ordinances
pf 1873 ls74 and 1875, criminal iury wnrrHnis Z,
city money: Registered Judgments for floating
debt Judgments IN United States Courts for
floating debt and certified debt Df the city Of
tarroliton.
The ordinance nH amended wins then adopted
by the following vote:
Yeas Berioi. Brown. Bpuny. Landry. MeCar-
thy, Pisbury.
There bcipg no further business. the Council
then adjourned. j II. HARDY Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01
GRAND JURY -sTOr THAT ROBBERY

Tho Board of Police Commissioners
are. we learn from good authority. up
blushingly pursuing their systematic
robbery Of the policemen IN particular
and OF the people In general. notwith-
standing tho warnings they have TO
ceived through tho press. The system
oonasts IN employing tho pntrolmen of
tho force during about only three weeks
In the month. which Is equal to removing
ono quarter of the force eaoh day and
leaving the city unprotected In tho same
proportion IT tho porHisten6y ~ tho
Police Board IN continuing this outrage
was based on motives of retronchment
aud economy II could not oven theh
have tho appearance of plnnsibility AZ
II II. the police force Is barely sufficient
to meet tho requirements Of this city.
and any reduction of force which ~
already weakened by want OF sym
pathy on tho part or the people. must
of necessity bo injurious to IN
noaloulabir extent. l'nt the char
acter Of the Police Board rtscludes
tho belief that they have tho interests
~ our city at stake. ~ II evidenced by
tho shameful revelations that are daily
made against tbom In thia case the
diversion Of one fourth Of tho pay Of tho
police force from its legitimate purposes
means nothing clsc than plundor or.
in other and more appropriate totms.
robbery. For il IL notorious that each
patrolman whose time is thus scaled is.
nevertheless. credited with tho entire
months pay on tho rolls. apd
the difference must find It's way some
where. II is truo that tho Wholesale
character of this transaction makes H.
improhable that tho stolen money. the
amount Of which must be large.
goes into the pockets of the nom
bers of tho Board. The only conelu-
sion, then. ie. that II 10 being boarded
for tho pulpose Of aiding IN olectionoor-
ing rnacaltice. without which the Radi-
cal party could not even hope for re-
spc oiablc yoto al tho coming elections
Uut with tho class Of nen composing
tho Radical Police Board and the I,ali-
cal party generally in this State men
entirely hercft If honor ~ shame II In
almost uarloas Ia endCavor tu correct
their evil doinga by aimply vontilating
them. Wc muet perforre appeal
- tho Grand Jury If the parish
to take thia matter Ia hand i'm
modiatoly and put II through n pro.
ccea Of thorough investigation. IN order
that tho guilty may be brought to
speedy Justice. nnd this community
thoroughly spared the dangers which
m,int attend IL continuance Of these in
famous practices We arc credbly in
formed that Witnesses will not he
wanted tn prove the facts whenever the
Grand Jury shall he ready to take mp
matter
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01
A SHIP CANAL.

Cart Condor, referred 10 In the extract
below from the Momphis arniaiche, has
been in New Orleans for some time In
t;se interest of tho canal from this city
10 lsarataria Bay He has made careful
and accurate spundings of the goute,
Aad Is impressed with the rracticability
II the scheme. We have seen tho yet
incomplcte drawings OF the canal route
with tho soundings made by Capt Con
don, and they present very ilattering
scheme, and one which. If carried out.
sill provo OF incalculable advantage to
she city and the Mississippi valley. The
enterprise IA presented by gentleman
OF sound common sense and sterling In -
fcgrity and Is worthy OF the favorable
attention of this community. We will
10 glad to publish anything Capt, Con
don may have to say on the subject
Capt. Condor 2 project to make ship
canal from New Orleans 10 Raratarin
Bay does not interfere with the ictty
scheme NJ the South Pass. The dredging
business has heon kept up at large
expense for the past thirty years. and
she Jetties may not accomplish what
was promised. Az least the most favora-
BILE reports from the Southwest Pass
create no hope OF immediate benefits.
The next business season, il Is said, will
have the use Of eighteen feet water over
South Pass bar This is the best that is
now IN sight. Capt. Condor believes in
facts, and his sterling integrity, to-
Sether with an unconquerable devotion
70 the interests Of the Mississippi Val
ley. will give him hearing from the
people of New Orleans. Success to his
efforts IN behalf Of the commercial free
dom OF this valley
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01
upusNME ENNE Ess.
Ats Terrible Consequence Disaster, Dis
hOnOr ana Death
IN. Y. Gun

IN. v Fun
hdyicca from Belfast. Ireland. an
pouncc the death Of Mira Harriet Howe.
daughter of Col. Garner, of Garncrs
Vile, near Belfast About two years
ago tho police in Newark arrested the
inmates of u disorderly house. Among
tho prisoners WAS an exceedingly bent
tiful woman. whose manners and Ian
guage showed that aho was unused to
tho association OF the companions by
whom she was surrounded. Justice
Lambert became Interested in her, ana
ahe told sad tnln Of unfortunate mar.
riage and dcsertion. She was the fourth
daughter Of Col Garner. and fell in love
with n young man much below her in
the social sphere. ~ clerk in u bank near
Hclfaai. a runaway marriages WAS the
result. and soon afterward her husband
took to drinking and lost his situation
He became a confirmed urunkard
Thinking that n separation from his
diasoluto associates might reform him.
she agreed TO accompany him 10 this
country with her two children, but soon
after her arrival he dropped into his
old habits and at length abandoned
her. She sought employment. but was
untitled for ordinary work, and even
tually driftcd to Newark. where she got
u situation M player on the piano in the
low concert room. Justice Lambert
wrote to her family In ireland. recon.
cilintion was effected. and she returned
to her home to die.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01
INSANE ASYLUM.

Especial Despatch 10 tho World

lNrarihl l'''ApMfh 10 tho World
WASHINGTON. April 25. The charge
that the Investigations now going on by
the House are directed altogether
against Republicans is true, because Re
puhlicans arc filling all the offices; but
Ii Ii not true that Democratic House
has declined to investigate u Democrat
in official position against whom
charges have been made This Is nota
bly, SO In the case OF Superintendent
Nichols of the Government Insane
Asylum. who has always been regarded
as Democrat. and has held Office rs
ono Of the minority Of the Metropolitan
Police Board OF this district. He Is be
ing most thoroughly investigated To
day a Mrs. i. II. Taylor. OF Jersey City,
II lady of fine presence, testified before
the committee that she came ut her
own expense to give her knowledge Of
the abuses which exist in that institu-
ton She testified TO the manner in
which her own brother had been treated
and to the whipping Of an insane wo-
man by one Of the physicians Of the
asylum. The evidence created pro-
found impression, for it came apparent
ly from a sincere and trustworthy
source.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01
The Shreveport nsadicap Telegram, of

The Shreveport n,adicaD Telegram. oi
April 27th. anya
Wa understand that Hon, A. II. Leon-
ard. aud other distinguished gentlemen.
have been invited to address the Hepup-
iioan mass meeting oa''oo 10 meet w "'e
Courthouse on Saturday next.
This II significant, In connection Win
lhc recent publication Of Mr. Leonardo
extraordinary letter Mr. Leonard has
given the Radicals Of Louisiana more
holr and encouragement than they
have had since The close Of the campaign
III 1874. and IL makes little difference
low which he addresses, n straight lstd
ioal mass meeting or not.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

Warmoth boasts that " he gets the
I.opuh lioan nomination he will carry
the State by a small majority. Thie
sooms to imply modesty but we think
that II shows d huporabundanoe of what
In vulgatly oallod "choek" in the
founder Of the metropolitan Foii"e. ot
tho Returning Board. and the originator
of all the wees Of Louisiana. ~ "o'no
forward aud aels any favor from her
sona, lot alone tho highest oiiloo IN the
gift 81 the people, The arch oorrup-
tionlat must have borrowed something
from tho nature or his counterpart IN
lhe lower regions, Like Romans ante
Christ, he laughs over the ruin he has
made. aud has such u contempt for his
viotims that he fears not AJAX ing them to
elevate him to u pinnacle from whence
hc can the better gloat over the dosola
zion ofwhicb he IL the cause,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01
Correspondence.



! u Polk Esq
Uenr Sir Di Tho man pleasing fapturaH which
have mark sd Tho dramatic season now drawing
to q oiosa. mono have b on mere distinctly ot
moro agroanlly impressed unon the people of
thia city thnn your advent upon The stage II the
Yarintios Theatre. We bellows. therefore. that
w. Grs shut expressing public opinion in assni
ing YOU Of nut high appreciation uf the ofigi
nnlity and force which have characterized your
representations. aud satisfied that th"
public share in tho desiro. which wa food. tr
manifest that appreciation in some appropriate
manner.
For the qualification ~ This faoling. therefore.
aud Tor tho announcement IT Tho hope hat your
favorable introduction to the New Orleans pub
lie may bo followed by n long friendship. we bog
leavn to tender yuu a testimonial hennflt to fnkn
pInro al tho Varieties Thea % uppn some ovon
ing which IT may suit you t." designate.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

rOPARTNERSHIr NOTICE-THE COPART-
Nnership heretofore existing under the firm
name Of WHEELOCk. FTNLAY e 60. expires
this day bv limitation. The undersigned have
assumed all the assets ana liabilities ~ the Into
firm and viii continue the Wholesale Drug
business under the name and style of &. Il
FlNLAl Il co. GEORGE II. FINLAY
HENRY FRELLSEN
New Orleans. Nav l, is,6. myl w
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
~ No. i5s Canal street Trustees-A. Moul-
ton L. A. palfrey Carl Kohn. T. J.. Bayne David
Urquhart George Jonas John q. Gaines Thos
A. Adams. Thomas Allen Clarke. Christian
Schneider. Charles !. Leeds. Samuel Janlison.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
u. UBQUHART, President
CHAS KILSHAW Treasurer. apIe 6m
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

This year the annual motion in favor
OF women S suffrage was rejected In the
British House OF Commons by $50 to 1852
votes. 1t was supported by Jacob
Bright. Henry Fawcett, and other ad-
vanced Liberals. John Bright, how
ever, pursuing n different course from
his brother, strongly opposed the
scheme. 1t is evident from the Liberal
discord on the subject that the women's g
suffrage is not yet deemed question of
practical politics i'll England. n.
Y Tribune
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

LEONARD. in his letter the Shreveport
Times endeavors 80 frighten the people
with the old bug bear-the Returning
Boasd. and winds up by asking What
we are going to do about it z" should
they again defeat the will of the people
as expressed at the ballot-box. To this
inquiry we would reply 'use hemp! Use
hemp p!-[Clinton Patriot DEM
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

The Beecher scandal is on again The
committee Of three appointed by the
late Brooklyn advisory council to select
a new scandal investigating committee
are now engaged in that high toned
business. Plymouth church is to take
no part in the selection. it is said. Cou-
rier-Journal
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

The empress of Indin has returned 10
England in time 10 become painfully
aware that the wranglo about the new
title still continues amoug her subjects
II large number Of whom are not dis
posed to warble "God save the empress. :"
lColHicr- journal.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01
Yreprrt, Holders. un,en my re.eIu.

tlon of the Central Executive COMMITTEES. the
Ward Unions are hafehv requested to mesi in
Special session. nj their Respective halls. on
THUHaDAy EvENtNG next. MAY & ~ art upon
Tho now Constitution aud Hy- Laws Each
Ward Union will ha supplied With ten ndpiea ~
tho Orlaapian. containing the Constitution and
Bv Laws. on MONDAY. MAY /. at The ofIira IL
ruilention No. ~ Commercial finee
ARCHIBALD MITCHELL, President
" g. WHARTON Secretary. myt II
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

CALENDAR or AUCTION sA1rs oJ
EsTATT. sTOCKs. Ere

ESTAIE. HIDths. ETC
TO take plaes ut the ~. CharSs
Exchange
saturday, Way q In The n4.tls n
bnhl va I,,igepbuhl- :"
The frame cottage No. s7g 81. ts,a.
AL ,,,.I 81 ihs ., ..i1 frame cottage Noias "
For the succession of Mrs. Msgares
don
The double cottage On Locust stset bs.wss,1
Thniia and Erato sireris "es~
That ehoes commercial pfpnstv ,bs t..,.
story brick store No, A. Garsde,ea, ~ s,,os9 ,oY
bafween Gtaviet nd C!ontsn sfrasts ''''
Tho extensive warehouse fprfpk, ~ !, -,s,,
wost corner of Tehoupiloule and E,ato
streets ""t"
Two double tenement brick dwqips. farm.
aud Haussenu streets.
The double tenement cottage nm Toit.n
street hotween Jaet so,, and Min =, ,aa,.' u.b'
The two story frame dwelling @l ono sta,s
brick store. Nos 37t and Slam, ut,aef
betwean ronyfarre and f.ljsnee s'ieei'
The three story brick residanaaEn no canst
street. street, between Marais md Liberty
The comfortable frame dwslj.o and ,o,,.
lot No. 900 Jnlia street. betsrn Iiaronns
md Dry,,des ati uets 's
That delightful Marine villa n! raes IN IL.
tiap ~ Col Auansta Hisehan
The handsome double trnsmat brick e6d.
go, lase Nga 2os end 40 Lspaads street.
Water. Tchonpiipulas and I'm, si,eets re. e.
and nenf tho Grain Ievator
That large three story brick dnllinp farm,
ing the northwest corner M otsan and
Chartrne Port and Arehm sttcote
The hnuaaon,e frame cot nsef,tmipe tt,a
nprth hwest corner of Ursomand Iirent
Leo iron yarandah stores and Mol fo,nina,
The northwest oornor u CDodat and
saturday, Why ~ suooessien erbos. Md
connolly
Tw" large iots On Ht Mafy b~een noo4.
ephi and Religious streets.
IN the matter ~ Klnar Va KrafN ais
Two trnme ontaaes on Naysh bot waat
Tchoupitouias and Fnlioh sets
One aud two-sttty frame b4as nofpa,
Fourth and Hotssaau strad
Two frame eottagss on Chiptsa be,yeen
Eleventh md Eighth streats, 'VV"
10 close ihn astnie ~ the late EabisLIa.a
That reaant brick mansion iEanjaupaa
bstween Danphina and I.srfs dy streets
That valuable store hnh dyeng. .ptopettt
The twp- story brick buildna6rmipp tbs
pnrtheast corner of Chart and JsiIer-
son sireeis.
Thnttgo. story brick store ara tliinp will
four vnlunble lots. fertnings sonlbwaat
enrner ot Tehpnpoulas VI Galliops
streets.
Tbr double one story frame esee t,n t,ya
l'ds M Be5 Bhtpnns bsern Thnlin
nni Ernio streets
That charming suburban ressee proper.
". f9tmorly belonging 70 hhte Eenator
whitney, 6h Ghnhi aYcnne i'nrroiiff,u
Thhi valuable business stands dwelling
forming fbe northeast eofaof Pfytanfa
nud Berlin streets.
The handsome aud eustam iwo4siott
brick dwelling. No. 2st fIbon street.
bdwenn Hospital aud EarnH stfpris
The uewlg built frame cottage CONSTANT
nppla, bntween Gnmp W Magazine
ettrrts
The three story briek dwgllingo 4Oi Ola
IHves brtween Eysiaaislis md
Mn,innY streets.
Tho double tenement frame rdzc on Della
chnea. hnlwrru It. Gharlsad Prytanin
sirptta.
MI on long credit and easv term
For terms and further pariienl sec ofneial
md descriptive advertisements plans at
nffica ~ g. J.. GlbARDBY No ~ rp street.
mh2G
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

What is your business, sir ?" asked
he court in II sharp voice. "A con
What's that" said the
udge. II open clans. said she con
biologist Philadelphia Ledger