davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
Pacific Coast News.

BdIiion shipments frena Arizona
YUMA, Arizona, Jan. 2d.-Forty
thousand pounds of concentra ted
ore from the Silver King mine
went forward per Southern Pacific
Raj road tonight. Estimated val
lie, $40, 900
The Colorado Steam Navigation
Company's steamer Gila arrived
this evening with seven passengers
and four bars of fine bullion from
the McCracken, and five bars of
base bullion from the Signal, val
uea at $4,000. ID. Neahr also
shipped 5000 pounds of rich ore
from the old Silver King dump.
Anosher Hank suspension.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 3D.
Hickox d Spear, bankers, suspend
ed. They state that they expect
their suspension to be only tenn DO
rary, and that the assets of the
firm are more than sufficient to
cover its liabilities. For some
time past they have been subject
to q considera BILE drain upon their
resources, but expected to 90 on as
usual. This morning, however,
Laidlow IL Co., their New York
correspondents, called upon them
to make good overdrafts, Ehich
they find themselves unable q do.
A statement of the condition of
the firm VIII be given to the cred
ltors as soon as it can be made up,
The New broom AZ work.
eAa 7sNcIsoo, Jan. 2d.-H. l.
iyeYset iia nav Superintendent
p lra Alt 81 this city, sig
'ieiist his lntfy upon fhe duties
2 tia position thi6 Nofnibr ST |
go te.ata sr.si-l .s-,.5. -. = I
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
nstabie's sale.

By virtue OF an execution issued out OF
Township, county OF Los Angeles, state
OF California, dated the 18th day OF be-
Gem Der, 1877, in u certain case wha-eir
Thomas .Emrick, as plnir -=.t
judgment against the p a=..H
Company, on the 18th day o.
1877. / have levied upon tn
scribed property, to wit:
ALI the right, title and ..
and TO the rights OF water ....
that portion Of the san $500 ... I'D.
known rs the PaIomares .4lt. .r
Los Angeles county, by tn LUIN. -.|..
Ina migra, ion and Land Con- a..
ISOLATION, together with tn D -+. f
futuro developments in said cienegas
which the said Pomona Water Company
acquired by deed from the above named
Los Angeles immigration and Land co.
operative Association, 81 or about the
l4lh day of March, A, ID. 1876, and all
rights III and to SAID cienegas and the de-
velopments OF water therein since SUISSE
quently acquired, and also the bitches
and rights of way fol bitches constructed
and owned by The said Pomona Water
Company for the conveyance of the
water or waters arising and flowing in
from and on said cienegas and TO the
town of Pomona and to the Pomona
tract of Los Angeles county afuresai I.
The said rights, title and interest of, In
and to the waters and bitches above de-
scr,b bed being the same owned aud held
by the Pomona Water Company on the
18th day of Deem bers 1877.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
10 HE= PUBLIC.
MRS. BR!ll0SKY,

nitiyo OF Russia, who remains in our city
will deliver course of Lectures Mt
THE ACADEMY,
Next to the Methodist Church on Fort street,
To commence
Thursday Evening, Jan. g. and Saturday Ev;-
ming, Jan. 8, at Ia o'clock.
SUBJEOT-Why do More Drunkards Die
of Delirium Tremens in this Country than
in Europe? and the Character and Customs
OF tho People of Russia and Poland.
Subject for Saturday eveping-Why are
more than rs per cent. OF the America
women sick?
No one should fall to hear Mrs. e., for her
Lectures will he very inter- cling and in.
structive.
ADMISSION, 90 cents. U1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
European Gable News.



LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The Times
and other journals estimate from
the revenue returns of the first
three quarters of the fiscal year
that the fourth quarter will leave
deficit of about one million
pounds in the budget.
Bismarcks Overturss Rejected.
BERLIN, Jan. 2d.-Prince Bis
marck's special organ, the Nord
Deufsche Aiegenleine Zeitung, at
tacks the National Liberals vio-
lently for their rejection of the
Princes terms. The Nationrl Lib
erals, on the other hand, declare
they can afford to wait until
Prince Bismarck's necessities COM
pei him to comply with their de.
mands.
Movements In the Balkans.
VIENNA, Jan. 2.-The Russians
have achieved feat of persever-
ance and endurance in crossing the
Etropol Balkans and though the
force cannot be very numerous and
the whole movement seems to sa-
vor rather of q bold adventurous
raid, like Gen. Gourki's over the
Hankoi Pass, than ola regular mill
itaIy operation, it cannot but has
ten the withdrawal of Turkish
troops from the Balkan line, at any
rate from the Western portion.
Sulieman Pasha seems to have
foreseen this when he took up his
headquarters at Ishtiman and TO
have thought that a stand made ut
a rallyipg point formed by june
ton at the Rhodope second Bal
kans chain might effectually bar
all advance from the direction of
Sofia. There is, however, success
sion of parallel valleys formed by
the Topolinco, the Guipson and the
Tundja, which run to the North of
Ichtiman, by which the Russian
columns descending from the Etro.
pol Balkans may press Eastward
and. uniting with forces trayers-
ing the Shipka Pass, burn the po-
sition of Ichtiman and march down
upon Adrianople. The only ques-
ton, therefore, is whether the
Turks are strong enough to bar a
descent from the Shipka Pass and
hold Ichtiman with the defiles of
Topolinko and the Guipson at the
same time. If not they must re.
treat still further to the East.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03

Joe Bayer, of Congress Hall, has
just received a consignment of
Humboldt lager beer. 1t is su =.
peril article and cannot be excelled
as a draught beer. Oysters,
shrimps, hot and cold lunches of ali
kinds, constantly on hand. Give
him a call. Corner Main and Re-
quena streets, opposite the U. S.
Hotel. 90
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
IN AID OF THE
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH
OF Los ANGELES,
! y r II We Elm HALL,
on
Thursday and Friday Eva
nings, Jan. 3 and O.,

Embracing the following Extraordinary
Attractions:
A FULL MUSICAL PROGRAMME,
To be rendered by the frat musical talent
OF the city. including Mrs. Caswell, Madame
Maria, Miss Edelman, Messrs. Tanning,
Carter, Foster and Corbett.
MOTHER GOOSE,
The friend Of our childhood, with the
grand Puppet-Show, which includes the
well known characters of Little Boy Blue,
Old King Cole and his Fiddlers three,
Little Bo-Peep; Tom, Tom, the Piper's
Son: Rumpty- Dumpty, Old woman In the
Shoe, aud many others too numerous to
MRS. FARLEY,
With her unrivalled collection of WAX
WORKS, the size # lie and twice AS natu-
raj, more tlan thirty in number, and in-
Guiding three Chambers, the Chamber of
Beauty, the Chamber OF Terrors and tire
Historical Chamber, with the startling
characters of the Venus of the Bath, Cleo
patra. Sleeping Beauty and Prince, SIAM
csc Twins, Mary and her Little Lamb, Re
becca and Rowena, Alexander the Great,
Capt lin Kane discovering the North Pole,
and MANY others; all the figures PERSONAL
ed by well-known citizens of Los Angeles, in
gorgeous costumes expressly imported for
the occasion.
The whole forming programme of ex-
novelty, this being the first and
only appearance in Los Angeles of Mother
Goose and the great original Mrs. farley.
so cts.
Tickets for sale at all the principal stores.
Reserved seats rs cts. extra, which must be
secured at Upham & Rae's.
For further particulars, see programmes
which will be freely distributed by Janu-
lrv LIST.
'EC1AL CARS
the lines Immediately after
performance, for East Los
corner of First and Spring:
from corner OF Third and
lltural Park, from corner OF
streets. G3Otd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
herald Steam Printing House.

Inc Herald steam Printing House is
Z surpassed BY any Job Printing Office
NE Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran.
10, IN facilities for doing job work
II prices. good work and expedition
b relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
23i DAY OF JANUARY, 1873,

At IL o'clock Moi that day in front of JUS
tice's office, Pomona, county OF Los An
geles, will sell all the right, title and
Interest ofsaid Pom M Water Company
In and to the above described property.
at public auction, Tor cash In gold coin TO
the high ost and hest bidder, Ia rGtisfy
saie s6ccStion and all costs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03

<~-~@s .s~sc, which reaches

rts WEIGH IeaCueo
] rter Of Les Ange-
ie unprecedented
" going on. u
test factor in the
riot will lie in our
ards and orange
K icr q large and
ng production of
> Angeles county,
almost illimitable
/, the United States
de to yield wheat,
cereals, while that
/, the grape in the
to the perfection
md which will pro-
>. lemon and other
tits, 10 very circum-
We are particu-
Q the large plant
,ge, although it is
that fruit, because
!, by the time our
ONE into bearing,
r our oranges will
Ipanded. BY that
be running to the
Mississippi valley.
'ornia orange raisers
supply the Califor-
nd, in q few years,
.all for ten oranges
I'D now. The Los
, when fully ripe, is
size and flavor. and
alesman's hands at
other orange does.
fast freight trains
ne distance between
d st. Louis in five
possible to deliver
4 the East in a
need ripeness and
1hich can only
Florida and Louis
y them. In any
sates will not COM
scause their orange
rerent season from
nge will always re-
profitable tree, even
4 shall some day
only SIS a tree, in
nd upwards, which
of Mr.. B. D. Will
ave been known to
never had any fear
: 80" production.
an not one
pos l 'aised where
rrt8toes did not
Of the ruling
= ~ - is true that
at necessity of
fea bus wealth hoo
5eC'ni ing, so uni
~ $3.50. the luxury
90 is almost the ne
to-day. The con-
Inges will undoubt-
it'll the supply.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
TERMS OF SALE.

ONE-FOURTH CASH; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with in
terest at the rate of one per cent. per
month on deferred payments. j3td
LUnion copy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03

Go to Heinzeman's for Prices
Sweet Elysium, for toilet waters
and for all kinds of toilet articles,
including Prices toilet sets.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
asassi n,,nx spectacle.

STAGE 3ay loud made his men,
cradle lstial .tion that he would
give q m iiiicl dollars to see Grant
euthfonaa st Washington as EN-
rsror tho ctor of Appomnttox
2ga baao ding, to surfeit, APP
rafantiY ~ European incense.
TIC ifsGai ense and myrrh has
psen isehiH in Paris, however.
Wltf ne option of the banquet
aneenta Wits by Emile de Girar-
dins eaa . ,uple of formal feasts
whtce were iven him by Marshal
'tz5ea5 hrs man, by the way,
feff m1en tier his own heart
Grant has lot taken with the
taffs'tu Americans who have
"a te'ta Be progress have seen
FitA - 1T the ex-Presldent has
SC, cared to maintain the
t,iz ais 1 reserve BETTING
on e1-E; lent of the United
i5lAtes sea ling in monarchical
f'r rope he Argondut of last
waek ccutai led letter written by
u N5rainls iidy, who was an old
pes scpsl NJ I'd of Gen. Grants, and
who iouf4 he Grants occupying
sac apaEtf ents in the Hotel
BIZ slol Eosa yed for crowned heads
anf aisFays used by the Prince of
Wsios visits to Paris. She
Rtsa tec GOD in a state absolutely
feys, - he News Letter of the
eurrsn. k we find the follow
Ing, which shows that others have
sean what this Virginia lady writes
u 10 win q sense of burning
lame IS n American that al
lRde tc sc 1eral Grants doings
lte1s Us is possible to find any
ssirsa III europe Hotel des
$ Is most decidedly is in Pa
ris,ia he i )tel Bristol, and to that
.aotel t4rans went, bag and bag
] cRnnot remember, during |
e9ae pf many years in Paris,
"a 1ozen Americans who
siopped at it. 1t is stu
sel II ne Place Vendome, entirely
secluded, and with 10 view before
% b. a pile of dull gray stone
pchsea, with the Napoleon column
II Zoe centre of the quadrangle.
~ i, tel is of course sumptuously
uxnriously furnished,as none
F-reigns or titled people of
.nk q nillioEaires, can af-
iesa - nstrenizs To this house
hsg, yer,g is3tosad ION con-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
Horses Pastured.

Horses, from one to hundreds, will be
pastured on alfalfa. burr clover ard alfil-
eria, maturing and renewing in spring,
summer, autumn and winter, under Pc
rennial irrigation. See Mr.. Salisbury,
Main street Pound Yard.
FOR SALE-Pumpkins, barley hay
alfalfa ha '7-a-i hr-'rr saed barley
Early RIOS potatoes Hut ~ .Ef
!. Ill. - fl.H..t-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
Lost.

A canvas milk wagon cover, either on
Main or First street, between the New
York Bakery and Wilmington street.
leaving IL at the Herald office. % 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03

A NICE, large, sunny suit of
rooms. with bow window, irst-c ass
board. Terms reasonable. KimbaIl
Mansion, New High street. dl6w1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
NOTICE..

a: GU AS Is no longer authorized TO
make any purchases for the pico b ouse
LOT my account G. CABOT.
January LIST, 1878. ja3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03

Atklnson's White Rose and
Stephanotis, and Luhin's Jockey
Club and Violet, at Heinzeman,s.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
Barley Barley |!

SUpeflOf SEED BARDEY and CHEW
ALIER BAILEY.
samples can be seen at Noyes's Auction
Store, No. Market street. For sale from
af aasy OF WAR A. WE'D, Cahuenga
road, four miles from west OF Los Ango-
lHa de3-2W
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
H. X. S. o'MELvESY.
O'Melveny & Uranium,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
IA AT LAW. Rooms Z and 8. StreitZ
Block, Spring street, Los Angeles. Will
give exclusive attention TO all business
entrusted to them. tn3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
NEW TODAY.

HEREAFTER, UNTIL FURTHER
IL notice, Los Angeles County Bank
viii not be open for business on Satur-
day evening. j. NJ. ELLIOTT,
1885, Cashier.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03

Genuine Jouie's ale at McKen-
zie's. iap4.tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
S ANITA ANA

Is In the midst OF a Itch agricultural
district, well supplied with water by
means of artesian wells, canals and irri.
eating bitches, 1917 miles southeast of
Los Angeles. The surrounding country
is already thickly settled up, and in a
high state of cultivation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
25.h DAY OF JANUARY, 1873,

At 70 o'clock NJ. of that day, before the
Justice office at Pomona, county of Los
Angeles. will sell all the right, title and
interest OF said Los Angeles I'm igra
lion and Land Cooperative Association
in and TO the above described property,
AZ public auction, for cash in gold coin,
to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution aud all costs.
Dated at Pomona, the 3lst day OF De.
cemoer, 1877. j.. r. LILLY,
J3-iaw-3w Constable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 2d.-Senator
Pettersnn had q ralapso last night,
and his physicians remained with
him until after midnight. Early
this morning he had another at
tack and during the day has been
growing weaker. He is resting a
little easier tonight. He still lies
in O critical condition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-19

a SUMNER RoHASCK-The first romance
of the season in lovely Vermont village
has curled up at the edges and been torn to
4hreds like an old circus till on country
fence A lew weeks ago Il young man
we'll educated, beautiful, rich--at least he
said he was-and the son of an English
baron, arrived in the village IN search of a
quiet retreat where his parents and their
numerous attendants might spend the Sum
mor. The hotel pleased him, and
he engaged large number OF
rooms for his fathers family. Now
there chanced to board and lodge
at that hotel widow with u charming
daughter OF nineteen Summers. also beautl
iul, graceful. accomplished and romantic.
A correspondent of tho Troy Press tells
what happened. The sweet girl willingly
accepted the young man invitation to ride.
and walk, to visit the hill side. the grove,
to lineer by the brook-side, as the water
came fresh and cool and ran among the
leaves and MOSES. There he would stimu-
late her imagination with the beauties
OF his lovely home. The young lady became
the sfianced of the baron 'sson. The young
man went to the pastor OF ono OF the
churches and said the baron would DO there
on certain Sabbath, and was iond oi good
preaching. The son engaged band OF
music to escort the baron from the derOt to
the hotel. borrowed considerable money of
the landlord, which with the livery and
board bill made a pretty penny. lie re-
celved a telegram stating that his father
would arrive on u certain day. On the
day before the great event he drove to
neighbOring town to be absent for
two hOurs. in order to leave two gold
watches at H jewellers to be repaired. Those
timepieces belonged to his prospective
motherin-law and the brido-elect, whom he
had kissed with particular fervor when he
bad started on his ride. lie did not return
The baron did not arrive. Who will pay
the little bills -bills-bills? Some other
man.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-19

Truly it is 4 mortify ing thing for your
conqueror TO reflect how perishable is the
metal which he hammers with so much
violence; how the kind earth will shroud
up his bloody footprints, and all that he
achieved and skilfully piled together
will be. like his own canvas city OF 4
camp, this evening loud with life, to-mor-
row all struck and yanquished, few
earthpits and heaps of straw! For here it
ALWAYS continues true that the deepest
force is the stillest, that. as in the fable.
the mild shining of the sun shall silently
accomplish what the fierce clustering OF
the tempest had in vain assayed. Above
all, it is ever TO be kept in mind that not
by material but by moral power are men
and their actions governed. How noise
less is thought No rolling OF drums, no
tramp Of sguadrons, or immeasurable tu-
mutt OF baggage wagons attends It's move
ments.
In what obscure and sequestered place
may the head be meditating which is one
day to be crowned with more than im-
perial authority; for kings and emperors
will be amongst its ministering servants;
it will rule not over but in all heads, and
with these its solitary combination Of
ideas, as with magic formulas. bend the
world to its will The time may come
when Napoleon himself will be better
known for his laws than for his battles.
and the victory OF Waterloo prove less
momentous than the opening Of the first
mechanics institute. What, speaking in
quite unofficial language, is the net pur-
port and upshot of war? To my own
knowledge, tor example, there dwell and
toll in the British village OF Dumdrudge,
usually some 500 souls. From these, by
certain Natural Enemies Of the French,
there are successfully selected, during the
French war, say 80 able-bodied men,
Dumdrudge. at her own expense, has
sucked and nursed them; she has. not
without difficulty aud sorrow, fed them
up to manhood, and even trained them to
crafts, 80 that one can weave, another
build, another hammer, and tie weakest
can stand under 30 stone avoirdupois.
Nevertheless, amid much weeping and
swearing, they are selected, all dressed
In red, and shipped away at the public
charges some 2U00 miles, or say only to
the south Of Spain, and fed there till
wanted. And now 10 that same spot in
the south OF Spain are 80 similar French
artisans, from a French Dumdrudge, in
like manner vending till Al length, after
Infinite effort. the two parties come into
actual iuxtapositiOn ard 80 stand fronting
80, each with gun in his hand. Straight
way the word Fire ~ is given; and they
blow the souls out of one another; and in
place of co brisk, useful craftsmen, the
world has 60 dead carcases, which it must
bury, and anew shed tears for. Had
these men any quarrel Busy as the devil
is. not the smallest They lived far apart
were the entirest Strangers nay, in So
wide a universe, there was even, uncon-
sciously. by commerce, some mutual
helptulness between them. How then?
Simpletoni Their governors had fallen
out; and, instead OF shooting one another.
had the cunning 10 make these poor
blockheads shoot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-19


Two CURIOUS MAREIAGEs.-MissB Bifin was
conspicuous in her time for the absence of
her limbs, but for all that attended the Chel-
tenham assemblies. One night she was Tor
gotten by her friends and left III the ball
room. with the lights ont. Alarmed by her
cries, the head waiter rushed Tito the room
and inquired who was there. From the dark
depths of the assembly room female voice
replied 1T is | "a; / want to 20 home ="
.Then step this way ma am you can surely
see the door" Alas have no legs" The
waiter was a kindly man, and ventured in
the darkness. If YOU will hold out your
hand. mann. / will pick you up and carry you
out" alas, | baye neither hands nor
arm" On which the waiter fed, under the
impression that it was the devil One old
gentleman saw, or he said he saw, this lady
married, (she was married poor creature to
n vile adventurer, who ran through her mon
ey and left her to starvel and described the
circumstance. But where did the husband
put the ring?' asked one of the audience n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-19
cITON. VT. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 10. 1879.

very rapidly, and why not. when even pro-
Tossing Christians and ministers of the Cos
pei will openly espOuse the election to the
places of greatest power of known bad men
Corruption is everywhere, from the smallest
town election to the halls Of Congress. Our
boastcd self-government is bound to prove
seli-ruln, instead, as things are going.
Every mother who rears up boy hopes
to see him honored among men, and is proud
to see his advancement, but if she would
make him real power in this nation, she
must not train him to be man. but knave
Good men are at a discount, bad ones COM
mand the premium. Women are not usual Y
50 bad themselves that it comes natural to
them to train their boys in evil ways, and
fancy the task before the ambitious Ameri-
can mother who bears twelve boys and seeks
to fit them all 70. congressman "Be
virtuous and you will be happy" was the
motto in the old copy-books "Be knayish
and you will be successful" is the motto of
the new dispensation.
Away with your log-rolling, wire-pulling,
double-iaced, on-the-ience politicians Yer
mont has sent many noble men to Congress
in the past; let it not disgrace them all by
sending an unworthy representative now.
If the coming Congress is any worse than
the past one, we shall be obliged, from pure
self-respect, to spell it with a small C. Capi-
tai letters and public honors are worse than
wasted on such individuals or bodies.
Then let us pray. that come 1t may.
As Como 1t will for all that,
When with the might shsll be the right.
And truth shall reis and all that,h
God speed the right!
One SPEAKING FOR MANY.