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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-11
SelegrapDii6e 9epeid)etl.
[9eri9te oer raGociirten Preffe. fin ben n4eussdes
&crreipOuoeuteua.
5alaah'prpe(afa.
.0tnrihfuttaeat. .

amite, 2a., 10. .Utai.-Der Ne9er Siaiab
guan5, % Sabre oft, tuel6er ben 18-jdbrigen
gbioarb 8ewen am 25, SGli 1877 ernloroete,
murhe beute III Gesenuars ppn etua 1000
gsrionen bingeri6tet. @uans 8eitaus baS
Yerbre9en elm, erflarte ieoo4, bab er betrun=
fen mar, ais er ben t0otlidenSdub abieuerte.
Qas @enid wlrbe pur9 ben SturS 9ebro-
den, uHS Der Serlrtbeilte itarb zines lei9teu
SnbeS.
Nem= Orleans, II. 0tai.-Gis nm IL
llbr beute 4beno 1T nod feline Na6ri9t iiber
Die auf beute anberaumte 6inrihtung oes
MDrSers Yorter Srorpn i'm airdipteleSabine
empiansen tpprOen. Der Sdlauplas iit 30
Wsilsn pom Der nadfeH 8elesrapbenitation
pttffpruf
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9Sieoerer0Nnum9 Der permanettett
2ltSftelluue.

YhiIa6elp "a, 10. Wlai, - Die per
manente ausltellung, tpelhe felt eiuiger 3eit
seidlOfieu mar, nm cine 9riinolide Renoui-
rung Oes Gebduoes nornebmen gu f6nnen,
wurbe beute rpieber er0ffnet. 0ebrere Saus
eno @lnlaounscu sur Setbeilisung oil Der
@r0finungsfeier wareu an herporragenbe Siir,
ger bieies uno anoerer Gtaaten abgei1idt
wOrben, un0 inter anberen faneeu fid Die
Seuatoren Blaine, Saparo unp 8allace als
@dite ein. @farf' 5aBler's aus 60 Snliru.
meuten befebennes Grf)eiter unb Elm Gbor bon
400 Stimmen er5Hueten bic Geremonie our1
oeridleoene muiifalii9e gortrd9e, tporani Sr.
6enrp .. 0toOre, Der BrdISeut Der 4us,
fteanpg, cine aniprade btelt. Sberit u. s.,
McSlure BON Der rBbtla. SimeS" uuo Gen.
Slaine hieIten ebenialls furie 9feben.
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Sases agtenisfeitea.
(gstssstegs, teIesrapbilde ams sse@ieIbIattsr
Nottsem.)

Cine entiesfidbe &ataftropbe
ereignete iif seitern in Der 9dhe BON 9onboil-
BERN an Der 8iiite BON SrianS. Nuf bem
Oanpter nSarbinlan" (spel9er erft am 6.
april bon Baltimore absing) erfolste eiue
GrpIofon, burA pelbe oas Sd)iff in 8rano
geieet murbe unb piele @aiiasiere ihr eeben
eiubiiBten neber Die lriadls Der @lplofou
ober Die In5abl Der Get6bteteu liegt geger.
tpdrtis nod nlhts SeffimmteS boz. giele
Wiitglieber Der Mannihaft uno Yafagiers
io1len nad) ben letten Ra6riften nod i'm
Ghifisranme eingeidlofien iein, obne oaB
man ibnen 81 6iilfe fonimen fann.
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aeffaaI,t,,e eittes sd,WivSlers. d.

2amrenee, WtaI.r 10. Wai. = SEQ.
g.. g8aterndn aus anboper, Maii., oer eAe=
maliqe Siilissablnreiiter oer bieiigen yYacifle-
gpinnerei,1 ipeider anseflagt it, $1Oo, 900
unteridlaaen an baben. puroe usIbaltst nno
,piro Dor Geridt seitellt iperben. Der Setrng
muroe l9on Dor einigen Wionateu entoedt,
auein man leitste bauals feline gerid]tlihen
S6ritts 9esen i'm elm, inbem Waterrrlan uerr
ipraA, oas Oefi5it gut su MAIDEN. Gr bielt
lebed] ietn 9eripreden nidt, uno aus Sielent
@runbe purpe leiNe 8erbaftung porsenonl-
men,
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6ernttid)te 9epeTd)en aus Retus
4lnrf

g3em.Dorf, 10. Ufai. - Das geational.
grefutiu. .Gpmite ser Nationalpartei perIanl,
lnslte iid beute i'm ,Granb Geutral 5otcl4
uutsr Dem 8orfte 6es 9rn. 9. y. Sturgeon
aus 9hte, Die Mergeniisung plroe nit
elmer COMPILATION iiber Die ipfematiiGe Sr-
9aniiatiou Der Partei IN alien Gbeilen bes
3arbeS perbrad]t.
- Sob er1fnete beute az 1904.
= Der Dampfer ,Nsdar" ift bente BON
grenlen bier angefomnleu,
= Bon 9iperpool 1T bsute Der Dampfer
Baltic" bier anselanat
= Der unteridabmeiiter sablte beute fir
Sntereflsn $4,000 unb fiir einae5oseHe0bli.
gationen $4,000 aus.
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@erntifd1te teleataphtfd1e @epeidlen.

= Sm Baptudet Slu e oberbnlb
@rompton, G.zS., murOe anl leBtep Nontag8e
gbenoe Die Gei6e eineS unb etannten
Manues, ruelfer Spiiden 80 unb 40 Sab
rem alt gepeieu Su ein iAien, aufgefunbcn.
g8er Der llngliiflid)e mar ooer auf uelde
gBeiie er ieiueit SOB fanO, tonnte nibt feft9e-
felt perosu.
- Sn 91racuie, N..D., tpurSe eiu iun-
ger Mann, ytamens Sobn 3. Stueeting, oor.
9eltern abeno BON einem gepiiien Mid)ael gG.
DillOn gu 8Oben 9sitlagen, erIttt einen Sda>
belbru6 unb itarb AM fOlgen0en Morgeu.
SeiOe luareu sur 3eit betruuten. Dillon 1T
uerbaftet,
~ Man siaubt, buB Die 3 3abtuuaSetns
fellung Der yuni 0 u.gt tioualb ouf
BON 2ewiSbur9" (Ba.) mir cine Tempo
rdre iein wiro. Die Qfti0a belaufen iih aui
elne bebeuteuo hGbere SumuIe, al5 Die BaiFpa,
uno Die Sertegenbeit Der Sanf io1 burd ote
Na6ldif9tsit Oe8 aaiitrcrS ueruriadt wOrOen
ielu
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aNer lNeIn1ifnrff

Rew> gorf, 10. @ai.-@elb fiIfa ~
81. 8e9iel ftetig 81 4.85f. Sob idiot
III 1901. GunbeS St!tcatiouen i6loIfer
Ief; 1881er COUPONS 1914, neue l865e,
103d, 1867er 1868, 1868er 109, neue Siinfel
1O43, 1O.4Oer Coupons 106. 9lftien iblolIer
fef; Stem gorfer Central 1868, Grie 124
9afe @bpre 61a, Slinoiier@entral 764, Bits.
burger 754, Chicago -3ortbweltern 81, grio.
ritdten 7l5, RofsSslauS 1854, 8sfsrn Union
Gel. 815.
llnteridatants 8ilan3: Sob $102, 1852.
524.10; &ourani $34. 4.310. .295.01
= Die 3oll : giuaabuleu betruscn beutt
$275, 600.
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Gie 2erooiffett : 9etpee,tn8 attt &ips
(sSr0st0e

WaIOeiton, Geras, 10, Wai. - Cine
Spe,iaIcepeide aus snltin melOet, baB Sc.
neral Sro ,bente cine COMPUTATION nit benz
@ouuerneur Subbaro iiber Die afiairen an Der
@ren;e bate. Das Hesultat Der llnterreoung
tpurbe ni9t befanut. Gs perlautet, OaB Sc
neral @scobeoo iiber @trpus Gbritt mad
gteip- Orleans suriidqetebrt lit.
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0ruIsoeigentbum
at hertanl1en nber su bcrfauiem
- 1uI Der
0rumoeisentbInts @6rie BON Gs. gS. &au In
9cbauee oes naln,srieam."

0ruupctgentburts Sotfe BON Vt. W. s9alt i'm
gcbauoe oes n9insrieam."
120 Nfer Sano, etne prad1pole Sarn,, eon9=
Green =@allep, f3 Wleilen pon bier.
ShSneS sitegcliteiubans aI @arrenftr.. sebn
3immer, $500; ,piro aud sesen eintn Sanoiit nabe
Der Stabt pertduidt.
Vrubes Stodtaes sieseliteinernes Saus on
0tarfet space, edben unS gso9nuns; iebr 6ais i'm
2auife.
2eere 9euitsuen an 3oiplonitr 155 SuB Srunte,
nur $1,000.
praGtppue gSobHnua on Der 10. straSe, 9Saib=
in9ton, y. g., ioue Grun6itlde in SerielGenStaot
iebr bas 5u oertauen ooer se9in beii9es gigentbum
uinSItauiben.
sSetnes SSobnbausanea ealbounitr., nit alien moz
bernen ginrtbtungen; Breis $1,000.
Stpei breitodise Ssanier an gBai6ingtonitrase, Z
Stmmer NIT 9Bdller; neu uno in eueln SuItanoe
grets $500 ebes.
Tarm NIT t44 adern in @aIpert.Sountp, Marp=
lamb, nit tousgeSedneten@e6dut6 .BreisS30O
Sln 5Delitodise- slegelfteinerne Sduier on gSbatz
eoatz. na9e Strtferftr. 6 3immer eut9oleno unb in
sutem 3uftanoe.. %res $50 iebes. au6 sesea cine
Tafm um9etaul6t. (6ebrl ,12Ditef &2p)
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8tGn0e.

9bilabelphia, 10. Mai. = Die Sel.
rafftuerie unc @bemifallentabrif Der S$5. Sc.
6. SbOemafer Comp. an Der Gde 6el Ile=
gbanp< ilno 8t9nonOifraBe brannten
beute Ofor9en nteoer, 8erlult $3.50, O,000J
8erF1erung $4,000.
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Cuba,

5apanna, 10. Wat. - @s iuiro off.
3iell Oerfiinoet, bab iib Der 9uiursenteniiibre>
Maceo ergebeu bat uno uebit oreier einel
@enohen nad Samaifa ab9erci't lit.
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6aSfch0fsts.

Dcxues. MtnaS, Vuifxa 7as
II. f. n. fperben au Brobe su
sennsirten Vreiisa uerfauit. it.-DaSeinridltunaen
noHp irtem 0i i ing un6 ~ liea.
Vile neuen uno auserIeienen GinriGuHaen orianels
ter 6aQon, neueronss peruollfommnet, iuo ielt klr
@nidt aussefent. 8Isir0Dren uno 8aseinrid,z
tnns in alien tbren Branden. Gas iteue aRufe.,
aus ben beifen Sa5rfen or9fdltis aussttpablt. ane
Saten su mosIhit nieSri9en Sreiien.
(Septl3, 1Si.a.&T sSoIju s.. S2i0S,
Wr. 16 3, gB # Sduettei T.. nobe s5ote'sSpern.
bauie, friber bel 6. .. 0apoion Il Comp
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Steate
Sinaer'(Ae .fami!ien slahmaCdlinen

ilperben sesen RatenSallunaen
BON $S M ua tltd) petpe djtet.
Gpe,iaI.Notis. - Wam bi.ic iid) Dor Stad,z
abnangen uno i,ntssoaateu @afdbinen
Aebte neue Sinser'ide Nlaibnen iinb in oieler
Stabt nur bei Der
ginafr'Sd,sn nisabrif.Gompasnie,
Rr. 13, HprS=S bMrIeS= gtraf,s,
uno In oeren 3tpeig=Siireau: yir. f16, gprO.sSar-
StrafIe. Su ba6en. (Ipril30, ,2Mtel
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9ipei Wldnner ertrilnfe,t.

Slu1bing, IS, 10. Wtui. = Sames
@bltmore mo SObn gSaro ans Bort Sefiers
ion ertranfen beute III Der ytdbe bon StOug
8roof in Sclge beS aenterns ibreS SOOtcs.
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9ie oriettaliId)c Syra8e.
Sd1ntuaIoT'S WtSftOn ais Iekt(r
Werittd) sur Grbatttt,t9 oeS
GrteSettS.

5ein6idait sipiiden Sgnatieff lub @ortidas
totf.-S9natteff anaebliCb inllnenaoe geialleH.
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al. Abler. ''H'sna' IN. ASler,
triiher G6e oer 2erinetpn= unO @eariitr, III
nab Rr. SIS, Woroz oz,sufaiuitrafe, iiterseiiebeit
uno bat etn neues eofol nit einem 9roBen unb poa=
itdnolqea Siieielz unb Sdubager eroffnet. Uau be=
iudbe uns batb unb fidere h duserit portbetIbafte
@iutduie. u. aioler,
Wr. SIS, Eoro Gntamltrase.
eg-3r. 55, gioro@gutalufr. (alprl13, lMtf)
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s. / n . + = 80 a Q e II

@ u XS u ~
aaer eorten unO greife bel
S,enrn Sdjwar5,
Qr. 211, g8et Baltimore,
(Warst4, ,sMts, Gonn&gsOnD nabe ebariesfrass.
BaIoene @Ser noer seamorrfatoen!
Dr. 6. SO. De gpits 0iittei seiudhrt nnie9loare
Seiluna BON blinoen, blutenoen, idfudrenoen unb
fudenoen Sdmorrboiben; es piro Die 9euIhs eihes
eocn aud, nod 10 alien ensepur5eltsn Balles saran=
ttrt. penn Der 9atient ben 9ebrau6sanfpetiunsen
Hreno uad5fomnt. Gs fpirtt berubisenb, nerlbafft
nad lener aniueuouns iofort einberuns unb beperfs
eealat pouiee Seitius in turSer 3eit. Sic Slai4e
miro gu so Gents BON slpct6eferu nertauit.
Safob Walt, ernannter asent
(Dis5, ,3Nte, D. D,S) In Baltimore.
9as .ounoerbar mirfenoe SsautmitteI
y vi p II d e of "A e n u m.
sinnen, 8litben, geulen uuo aGe Sautausi6Idse
iuerben uabeoinst u ebeilt; 81 bas 9adet; nit
Der BOT sugeI6idt. Wan ienbe 8oiteO OiicezGtempel
fhr Yanlpbiet ne6't @ebrauh hsantueiiung.
9r. 9obnis s. Gsntp., Ri. Sc. OfzSaeetteft:.,
Den apotbefer bat es. (6ebr20,1S.ia.G.)
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Baltimore e5irs e9a(uraues Wflies
aif Der
Eiibmeii>Gf dc ber5Dutb> II. WaierEls.

-.0.-
Seit meBr, dls einem 6aIben Sabrbunbert eiabltrt
peri1ert gesen SerlIt ODER 8ehdbt9uns ourd3 Seuei
tn Der Stebt ODER au benz ean6e, aui alte 2ren Don
Gi9entbum.
DteIe @eIeGitait Felft aIb immerw hrenbs
ODER permaneEte Roltcen aus.
gSnt- g. ssarrii0n, $rdHbtnt.
9treftp unt:
Dopo 9. WiIion, y. +. Weiocon,ers
Srancis 3. Sing, Orpile SoruiS,
5eurr @arraI, aD. 9. Eapior,
aBn. s.. Bruno, George {. 5arriian.
8. Don adpff, a9nI. 6. BeuniatoR,
s. 8to6ert SJentns, y. albert Sders.
g. 0torhon Stfiodrt. Yienbe3 &ohsne
San:'f, g. George, jun.
(Suai1S % Ws. 81. @nrdj Sefr.
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spe3ial> >Noti3e,t.
san slet,an.anm & eomp.' "a wresheie

IcoWpfes5e0 yeastJ.
Da man entoedt bat, oas piete gadabmunsen I'M.
ierer Seie iih i'm Rarie befinben, 70 bat ale dd5t
RreBhefe unferes abrifats aui jeoem Badete ben Sta:
men unierer Sirma. alle anberen iinb 0adabmuns
gen.
Usan Derlanse bon ieinem Grocer SAT-, HIeiidj:
asann & eantp.'s NrcBbeie. 9dslib friih!
Tabrii=Depot: Str. "a, Npro= =@atamzstr
(DldrBt9, ,t2DsteS)
Ste neuen titrts;dlen uao ruiiiidben eIeftro'
dbemtIdlen, MertmriaIs, sd,wetets unb 9an'eFs
baeet In Er. f4., garatnsa=, nabe @utaiparast.
Eno iekt fur Serren uno Damen In potter 2batass:
(Gept10, ,129Rhfl
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As. Gomsres.-2. gtsmt.s.

Annabne oer morez9ro6enooGsssia =
9as &afhingtoner Wouument. Ste
8efeses abermaIs anaenpmmen. = Cine
itiirntiid1e Sisung i'm S,aufe 4lufres
9enae Sebatte tber Ssriess zsGnipriidbe. =
Beinabe cine 0rtigeiei Stuiid)eu Den Repe6<
Serttntteft YAhffe ffnN Surter
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04
City Attorney Godfrey having

City Attorney Godfrey having
but once awaited hinnselfsof the pro.
visions Of an ordinance which al
lowsthe City Attorney fee Of S. In
allsprosecGtions under city ordi.
nances, yesterday suggested, In
view of the fact that the City At
torney, under the new charter, will
receive $50 per month, that it would
be we'll to repeal the law in ordery
we suppose, that there may be no
emptation in the way Of his 'stio-
cessor. His suggestion was at once
Adopted, AatlA ." 1's'.'' ''.i 80 -,
As the HERALD proposes to send
around about fourteen canvassers
to sollcits advertisements for its
Fair. Daily, we hope business men
will come to the conclusion that
the papers which work for the In
terests, of Los Angeles every day in
the year should be accorded o portion
of the ,advertising incident to the
Fair, Wait till you hear the dull.
Get accents Of our geDtlemanly
corps Of solicitors before disposing
of all your favors. ien' .o'i - ,.,o'i''
m"Speaking Of quails, !" says the
Santa. Barbara Press, ga tourist
who passed through the Purisima
aud Santa. Rita regions last week
says there are literally clouds Of
the birds to be seen there, many OF
the flocks numbering three and
four hundred each, ! while in "a
| 'nefghboffhg' valley, called Quail
Valley" they are still more nu-
merous--so thick, indeed, that
when the masses rise they actually
darken the sup."' Too thick! ->',, !
q" Loiseau, of the shooting gallery,
has a coyote in. leash which he Is
undertaking to tame. We would
lay wager-that the coyote will
win the game and give Lpiseau. a a
good many points, to boot. The an
imal looks very much like a cross
between the fox, the wolf. and the
dog He does not realize Mark
description of his ugli ness.
The fact is, he .is rather pretty,
Applications TOR space In the
Pavilion are being received at the
Secfetary's Office, No. s Odd Eel
lows Block, or by M. H. Kimball,
Superintendent, but no space is be.
Ing allotted this week. On Mon
day next local departments will be
first provided fbr and then room
will, be assigned to individuals
making displays. 'H '""Yi1 q. ho
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04
MORNING SESSION.
.Indis,tinnclt Ailments. mis-,

There are many distressing symptoms
ofdisease the causes OF which are uncer-
tain. Debility, nervous irritation, men.
tai sthpor and headache, for instance,
may possibly be symptomatic ofchronic
disease In some particular organ: yet, in
large majority o.. cases, at least, they
arise from indigestion and morbid CON-
ditions OF the liver and bowels, engen-
dsred by q foul stomach. When this Is
the case, q few doses of Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters will usually effect u
complete cure; but, should the symp.
toms be only mitigated, without being
entirely removed, by @ brief course 0I
the remedy. let it be continued until
every trace of disease has vanished.
Dyspepsia is wonderful mimic.} 1t Inn
itates with startling y 'curacylthe indi-
cations of heart disease, brain disease,
kidney disease, and half q dozen other
frlghtfii ailments, and when the doctors
have solemnly announced the existence
of one or the other OF these con. plants,
half dozen doses of the Bitters will in
most eases explode their theories by
curing the patient. e'..=1=
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04
Santa Monica News.

We take the following items
from the Santa Monica Outlook of
the 3rd inst; :oy2css ty
The Los Angeles Star gets off an
other, empty fl )urish to the people
of Santa Monica about taking
measures to prevent the "despofia.
tiopo OF the wharf The people
are ipowerless here. As to the talk
about tearing up the railroad, there
Is nc. possibility of. that, The s..
P. r. n. Company"wilI operate it
as heretofore 80 - ,,-''''n ,,
ii The party consisting of Robt.
-Carnahan, Henry Seavers, and sew
eral others, who went down into
Mexico q few weeks ago to engage
in placer mining, have returned.
They say there, ia y good prospect
down there, but the Mexicans were
disposed to make II little too live.
tiy for Outside barbarians.I T ga. .''..
Sheep.shearing has Just been
completsd on the San Vice nte
ranch. The number of sheep sh cared
was about 8, ,500A5, 900 Of these be.
| longing to Col, Baker and the bal
ance to B. Gates. The wool was in
excellent condition, and the, fleeces
averaged abont4a pOunds. s1h ~"
1t will be seen by reference to the
/ Rdvertfseme ent Of the l.. A. g. +. r.
r., that u change has been made
in the running time. The after.
noon train leaves Santa Monica at
2:25f Instead. Of 1920 as heretofore,
aud returning, leaves Los Angeles
/" The shipments from Santa Mon
lica last. month, per s. z. r. r.,
were as folio ws:7A $40 sacks barley,
IL sacks beans. SO sacks corn, So
cases strained honey 95. bales wool,
and 1877 packages merchandise,
weighing 117,828 pounds. go 'Ef.
We are told that the clay pipe.
factory will begin operations again
in a few week, 1t seems "a little
| strange that work ever. stopped iii
that establishment. 40 The clay has
proved to be of excellent. quality.
and the pipe already MADE will
compare favorably with the best
manufacture Of Sacramento.n. As
this manufactory has at least the
advantage of sfreights, it would
seem that il" ought to do a good
business In this southern country.
Michael Duffy Of this place met
with a serious accident one day
last week. !. 1t seems that he was
attempting to split a large log with
gun powder. The blast failing to
90 off, after waiting what he sup
posed reasonable length of time,
Mr.. Duffy proceeded to inspect the
place charged, when the exp osion
occurred, burning his face badly
and filling it with splinters.- 1t was
supposeda at first that he would lose.
one Of his eyes, If not both, ,"' This
morning, we are glad to. statei the
appearances are that he win lose
neither of his eyes. ,ie,is uiGa, ''.; %.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04
Impr ovement


Angeles street Impr ovement
Bonds. Carried, g :
He-aiso moved that the City At
torney be instructed to dismiss the
JappeaEteIthe SupFemeGourt in the
case of the City VS.. the lFeliz
rancho ,.LI0I-.L .L!IGUOa
Considerable discussion was
evoked BY this motion and on the
ayes and noes being called 1t was
lost.
Mr.. Mulially, called the attention
of Council to the manner in which
work In the tunnel was progress
ing. Referred to the Com mittee on
Water Supply. .,A.cz .ly1s
The Mayor reported that he had
appointed Frank Hosmer City.
Sexton. ... -..5..,I .In.n.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04

CONVEYANCES.
Jose Jesus OIivera TO Mrs A sepulve.
da-Tract on west side San Pedro street.
adjoining Machado; S82i.. ''"=l"' ~ :.
Jas H clifford to Thos Banbury-S "a
lot and N 3 10 lots, blk o, San Ptsqual
tract, Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Assn lands; 81. --''"'s.,t'tt
Jas 81 seawell. David H Seawell, Jas N
Wiley. Thos w Hudson, Thomas II Rick
man, Geo w Park, VIM "A Spurlock and
Geo W Morgan to Lewis Wolfskill--Un-
divlded 2.s00-ll ,450ths OF Rancho Azusa
and Interest of FIRST parties in Ranches
OF San Jose and Addition to San Jose
and water rights; S30,525,4 aH.
Jacob and Esth er strelita 10 8 Hall
Strelltz block; lots l. 2, and 4, block b,
Fort Hill tract, less Good Tenn plar lot;
blk 80, lot8 division B., Hancock's sur
xey. part of .lUts3. 4. 8 Land o. -hlock %,
Ord's survey; S25.0D0.
j G Hickey tn. VIM G Trask-Lots l,
and 5, blk 8, Santa Ana; $500.
Duane Young to VIM C Trask Lot 3,
blk u. Santa Ana East; 800. ,,......
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04

ri - . = > .
!: The Messrs. Lips. Craiguej & Co.
have made arrangements to receive
monthly cargoes of the famous Phi.
b ,st Brewing Company's export
lager beers. These beers are made
At Milwaukee and bottled by the
Messrs. Stamm Il Meyer. The
hrst of the cargoes arrived yester-
) day consisting of an entire load.
The Messrs. Lips, Craigue q Co,,
through this arrangement, are
enabled to offer special advantages
to purchasers. The first prizes
were awarded to this Phi. Best Ex-
port beer at the Centennial Expo
sition, at the Wisconsin, State Fair,
held at Milwaukee, and at the
Inter State Fair held at Chicago.
lmapr21 +''
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04

! The Cosmopolitan saloon, Main
street, under Temple Block, is sup.
piled with the finest liquors and
cigars to be found in the city. Hot
lunch composed of all the delicacies
Of the season every day from IL to
2, for the moderate price of l5
CENTS, Oysters in every style and
all other special dishes at'reasona-
BILE prices. Business men will find
the Cosmopolitan the most con-
venient place In the city. s24-lw,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04

The Mechanics store, 40 Main
street,a has just opened another
new line of goods, and. purchasers
will do well TO call there be-.
fore y buying elsewhere, as they
certainly will find the best bar.
gains and nothing but new goods.
The proprietors will make it their
business for everybody to get the
full value of their money. II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04

At Pearson's Oriental saloon,
Downey Block, you can yet a bot-,
tie of excellent champagne for $l,
fine whiskies, imported direct from
Kentucky, milk punches of a per-.
fection which reflects unbounded
honor on their compounders and
capital Havana cigars, the latter fer
a hit. .s.,t7f s26.lm o.!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04
Philadelphia Brewery.

Beer has a Falstaffiian effect, AS
Henry We'll, the brewer. of the
Philadelphia Brewery, will testify.
Good beer makes muscle and fat,
and all the regular patrons of the
Philadelphia Brewery are strong
and healthy. It makes the sick.
we'll and the healthy stronger;
physic is unnecessary and doctors
are played out, if you use the Phil
adeiphia beer. Leave orders at the
brewery or send them by mail. De-
lfvered free to any part of the city.
F-i 7 aug24-tf. ~ ~ % u s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04
Notice..

sj,rhe Ladies', Oyster. Rooms, Re-
uuena street, near Main, opposite
the United States Hotel, are again
opened to the ladies and will be
carried on in a strictly respectable
way, so that all ladies, with or
without escorts, may feel at ease
and receive prompt and respectful.
attention.. oysters in every style,
shrimps, tea, coffee, etc, constantly
IN hand. JoE BAYER.
Z &c got NJ EtHsii-4 tt,. f't = ...t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04
Take Care Of Your Eyes.

+. Persons having q tendency to
weakness Of sight, or those experi-
encing unusual fatigue of the eyes
In reading, or similar occupation
requiring close vision. should re-
sort to the aid of glasses imm edi.
ately. Nothing is gained by wait
ing and much may be lost. But it
is important to have the. right
kind of glasses. Do not buy them
Of venders who have no knowledge
of optical science, but 20 to Hirsch-
field, the practical opt tician, who
will give yon u pair of glasses that
will suit you. whether your case be
weak sight, old sight, near sight or
astigmatism. 800 ,..a4.-. iuii
49, 80 PHIL. HIRsCHFELD. O.,
Dealer In books, stationery fancy
j and optical goods, 7lMain street,
. DOwuey Block. ni, .4,as27lm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04

~ A Boston mans complaint: It's
all very we'll 70 talk about low pri.
ces and how cheap dry goods and
clothing are, but what Is all that to
the average American citizen who
has to pay war prices for his abso-
lutte necessities, such as whisky,
cigars and porter house steaks?
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-04

The Russian Electric Baths of II.
Hughes and Wife are located at No.
4l5 Main street, opposite the Pioo
House. Gentleman and Ia
dies will be waited upon by persons
af their own sex. novl4tf '4 .