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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
European Gable News.
Eugiand's Rights.

LONDON, Nov. 1Sth.-A semi-of-
fetal note is published, pointing out
that England has treaty right to
keep two small gunboats in the
Black Sea, and admitting that the
Condor really went to reconnoitre
the Notifications which the Rus
slams are said to be erecting at
Bounges.
indications Of EARLY HOsaiiilies.
LONDON, Nov. 18th.-A dispatch
from Calcutta says that there are
many indications to warrant the
belief that an early attack on Ali
Musjed is intended. The trans.
mission of kilograms concerning
military movements is forbidden.
1t is more than probable that If
commissariat arrangements per-
NIT, Ali Musjed, Kuram Fort and
Cunadalar will be seized this win.
ter. The Ameer has not yet shown
the faintest desire TO submit.
T0rkish News.
LONDON, Nov. 1Sth.-A Constan-
tinople dispatch says that nine
regiments of Russian cavalry have
arrived at Adrianople.
Relative to the Greek frontier,
the Turkish Council of Ministers
ultimately adopted a view in favor
of the frontier line on Thessaly as
recommended by the Congress, but
only favored the cesson of quar-
ter of Epirus, including Jannira.
spanish Affairs.
MADRID, Nov. 18th. AT O meet
ing of the old Moderate party it was
agreed to accept the principle of
religious liberation. A resolution
was passed approving the Conven.
tions between the Captain G General
and Insurgent leaders in the island
Of Cuba for conclusions of peace.
An Attemps 10 Asssssinase the
kfng Of Italy.
ROME, Nov. lS.-The popular in
dignation and excitement through
out Italy over the attempt to assas-
sinate the King is very great. The
assassin is a member of the Inter.
national Society, but denies hav-
Ing any accOmpllceS or lnstlgatOrs.
Thirteen Ciiizsns nsoria,Iy
wounded.
LEMBURG, Nov. 18th.
of the oldest and most influential
citizens of this town were mortally
wounded during yesterday. The
disturbance was caused by col.
lision between the police and the
procession in honor of Deputy
Hausner, which had been pro.
hibited.
A Riot fn France.
LEMRURG, Nov. 1S.-Serious dis
turbances occurred here in conse-
quence of the police prohibiting a
procession in honor of Deputy
Hausner. Many arrests were made.
Several rioters were wounded.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

A Weizel county man went into
a Wheeling restaurant, the other
day, and asked for dozen oysters.
The polite walter asked him how
he would like them dressed.
"Dressed!n exclaimed the fellow;
chang 1t, / don't want 'em dressed
at all. l want 'em naked, and don't
you fergit it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

The Dixon Tribune says: In the
redwood region of SonOma county
fence pickets are used as currency.
Eight pickets are the price of
drink of whiskey, and every saloon
has pile of pickets that have been
taken in this kind of barter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
Herald Steam Printing House.

rhe HeraId steam Printing House is
aot surpasssI bY any Job Printing office
o. ths Paoldc Coast. outside of San Fran
1tson, In fAcilities for doing job work.
Low prices. good work and expedition
nav be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

He was a countryman, and he
walked along our busy thorough
fare and read sign over the door
OF a manufacturing establishment,
"Cast Iron Sinks" It made him
mad. He said that any fool ought
to know that.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

Tutor: "What can you say of the
second law of thought ?" Student:
ut cannot both be and not he. For
example, the door over there must
be either shut or open; it cannot be
both shut and open" Tutor: "Give
another Illustration Student:
swell, take the case of anothe or
door.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
Furnished Rooms.

ed, suitable for housekeeping, wanted
I'm mediately. Address l.. M, Herald
office. nI4t2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
FOR SALE,

The Stock, Fixtures and Improve
ments OF the Candy and Stationery store,
NO. "a Spring ttreet. The lease will be
transferred to the purchaser.
Mrs. Frye's Lung and Cough Syrup
constantly on hand. Mrs. Harrison's
system of dress-cutting taught in three
lessons. An Intelligence Once is now
opened, and those Wishing help can be
can obtain desirable situations.
Also, FOR SALE CHEAP, a house and
barn, pleasantly located on corner lot,
said lot containing a great variety OF
iruit and shade trees, shrubs and vines.
For other information INQUIRE at MRS,
J. 8. FRYE'S, No. b4 Spring st. ocl0
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FOR SALE.

ALARM OF ABOUT 400 arres, located
on san lose Creek, n ar the railroad,
five miles west OF Spadra. An abundant
supply of never.fafllng water. VIII sell
in one body or divide into two farms.
Terms reasonable. Enquire on premises
or by letter to A. p. MONROE, Spadra,
Cal. o3 BIN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

The retort domestic is exempli-
fled in the following conversation:
Husband-'T do not know whether
1t was from you, or from me, our
daughter got that horrid tongue of
hers" WIfe-''It can't be from
you, for yours is still in your
mouth
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
Sc so REWARD.

LOST. ON Saturday last, on the road
from the Cahuenga school house or In
the city, a brown and drab Ottoman
shawl. Tie above reward will be paid
for its return to the Herald Office. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
PREUSS & SCHUMACHER,
Watches and Jewelry.

Having purchased the stock and TX.
lures of the we'll known Jewelry store OF
Mr.. T. w. Stackpole, adding thereto Q
large and entirely new assortment OF
goods, we sre are prepared to show the
citizens OF Los Angeles and vicinity one
OF the finest and best selected stocks TO
be found in the State, which will be sold
at the lowest living rates.
We shall constantly be in receipt of all
the latest novelties In watches, chains,
jewelry, etc., to which the attention OIL
the public is especially invited.
In spectacles we have large and va
ried assortment, and are the exclusive
agents in Southern California of the cell
eurated Lazerus q Morris perfected spec
tacles, which we claim are the finest In
the world.
Mr.. Stackpole will remain in our em-
ploy, having exclusive control OF the
work departme ent, and, us heretofore, es-
peciai attention will be given to the re
pairing of fine watches and tewelry.
We shall be happy to see all our old
friends and the public ut large.
DUNSMOOR BROS.
Jy9tf 81 Spring street.
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TO LET.

By a strictly private family. two fine
rooms, elegantly furnished, singIy or en-
suite, on the most desirable residence
street in the city, with convenient bath
room, supplied with hot and cold water.
A.. HERALD office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
PROGR a MME.

PROGR a M ME.
PART FIRST.
l. Overture e-Sonnambula. ..... BELLINI
Full orchestra, under the direction Of
Conterno.
2. Quartette male voices)-''Night" .ABT
Turnverein Quartette," under the
direction Of Prof. Ruthard.
3. SOlo-Casta Diva. .BELLINI
Miss Mamie Perry prof. Lindberg,
pianist.)
A. Piano Solo-Rondo Capriccioso. ........
MENDELsoHN
Miss Nealy Stevens, graduate of Yassar
College.
5. Trio-L' 'Eclair ir..............HA HALEvY
Flute, Conterno; violoncelo, H.
Wangeman; piano, Mrs. Stratton.
G. Sextette-From Lucia di Lammermoor.
DoNIzETTI
Mad Maria, Miss Perry, Messrs. Fam
ming, Hasselman and Profs. Arevalo and
Ruthard-Mrs. Stratton pianist, with
select orchestra, under the direction
of Prof. Conterno.
Z. Aria-Gemma di Vergy. =. .DoNIzETTI
Full orchestra.
PART SECOND.
l. Air--When your silver locks were gold.
CoNTERNo
Full orchestra.
2. Solo Let me dream again.. SULLIVAN
Madam Maria.
3. Piano Solo--"Sans Souci-Galop di
bravura.". a."..........,.....As .AscHER
Prof. Lindberg.
4. Solo-From Bal Masque .............
Oh. Hasselman.
5. Duett-From Norma e cornetsl..
BELLINI
Profs. Conterno and Scoville.
G. Piano Solo-Rhapsodie Hongroi sc. LIST
Miss Nealy Stevens.
Z. Sextette-From Ernani. ........ VERDI
Mad. Maria, Miss Perry, Oh. Hassel-
man, F. B. Tanning, Prof. Arevalo,
Prof. Ruthard-Mrs. Stratton pianist,
with select orchestra, under direction
of Prof. Conterno.
s. Overture o............ VERDI
Full orchestra.
RESERVED SEATS..................... cts.
EFSeats may be reserved upon appll-
cation at the Music store of Wangeman
Brothers, 46 Spring street.
Doors open at7o'clock; Concert to COM
mence at &.
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FOR SALE.

One-half interest in the SPRING
STREET BAKERY, doing a very large
and profitable business, will be SOLD
cheap, If applied Tor soon, on account of
the Ill health of one of the proprietors.
nl2 JACOB BUSER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
The Regular Examination of
Teachers

and 30th OF November, 1873. The sessions
will begin promptly at A. N. each day.
W.P. MCDONALD,
County School superintendent.
Los Angeles, Nov. 10th. nl7td
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FOR RENT.

A very desirable residence OF seven
rooms, stationary washstands, hot and
cold water, orange trees, etc. Lot S0xl25
feet. Corner Hill and Eleventh streets.
Apply to LOUIS RAU,
n9lf No. l3 Spring st.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
NEW TODAY.
WANTED.

By competent man. situation in a
mercantile house or an office. Address
box I0l5, Los Angeles. 1t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wheat Land to Rent.

5000 TO 5000 ACRES CHOICE
WHEAT LAND in the San Jacinto Val.
ley for rent on favorable terms, either
Tor share of the crop or for cash rent.
The wheat crop has not failed in this
properly sown in season. In this valley
wheat Is not likely to suffer from DIRE nth
or rust. An excellent wagon road is now
In process Of construction from the San
Railroad at San Gorgonio, distance OF
less than six miles. We have choice
white Australian wheat fof seed, barley
for seed or feed and hay, all on the ran
Apply TO g. A. Collins, San Jaainto, or
to h. Bouton, Los AngeleS.
n6-lm g. A. COLLINS 4 co.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

hereby announce myself as acandi-
date for Mayor at the ensuing municipal
election. u. L.. PEEL.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
A Riot in France

LEMRURG, Nov. 1S.-Serious dis
turbances occurred here in conse-
quence of the police prohibiting a
procession in honor of Deputy
Hausner. Many arrests were made.
Several rioters were wounded.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

PANAMA, Nov. Tin Peru two
Cabinet Ministers resigned during
the week, the principal of whom
was the Minister of Finance. He
was accused OF ofsecretly relieving the
representatives. of Henry Meiggs's 8
estate Of 100000 in nitrate certifi-
Gates. upon which he allowed an is
sue Of $500,000 In billetos, which
amount had previously been retired
from circulation In order to be
burned, their method Of getting rid
Of retired notes. The Minister'S ex-
PLANTATION to Congress was unsatls.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

None genuine unless labeled with the
signature Of G. SIMMONDS, Sole Pro-
prietor, over the cork.
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HEATING BY STEAM.

Mr. +. b. spinola, formerly member OF Assembly
from this city, maxes a modest demand OF ,hc Com
Council for permission TO lay down pipes
through all tho streets and avenues OF The metropolis
for the purpose OF in,roductug stcam 10 private and
pubic houses hotels and institutions by means OF .
patent system Tho Generals petition susges,s
tina passage oil the following
Resolved, That isson be nnd the ~ hereby
Francis Spnoia aad his associates 10 lay mains
pipes Ia streets puoc places ia tnis
city With such connections be necessary Tor the
purpose supplying ean under The 'hoiDy Combina-
sysien,' 10 III city and Its inh abtnnis Tor heat
and eovKing and all other domestic parpos well Tor
any aud ali Tor which ssesnr be used but
before aging such pipes the said Ffancis Is
spinols must give bond to the city "a tho Of 5000
replace the pavement In me streets. avenues or
public places where such mains pipes may re Laid Ia
such manner 40 the Commissioner OF Public orks mar
diroet
Some time since application vas made by q reg
uiarly Incorporated company Tor TIE same privilege.
The whole matter Dcen referred 10 the ConmIttee
PuDlic Works, o! which Alderman sheis 10 chair
AZ ycstefdsy's meeting OF tue Board, Mr.
Norris introduced resolution relative 10 tue subject
wnicn intended TO operate as substitute for Ge
oral spinolas proposition. This required iurther
bond II 100000 and was also referred TO the Com
mIttco on Puzzle W Orks
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A LUROPEAN AGENT.

About three weeks ago a gentemsnlv, business.
Ike person camo 10 the furniture warerooms o! Mr.
JOSIAH Partridge. at No. 800 Pearl street. and repre-
scn,ed himself to be the agent Of Eigia 4 Co.. OF
Glasgow. scotland, who proposed purchasing large
quantities oil American mao furniture Tor the
European market he requested shat illustrated cat
aosues OF cottage suits be sont 10 his principal and
on leaving furnished his card, witch inscribed
'Jsmes Buchanan 4 Co., No 10 Pine street" Next
day he came back 20 make known his intention
OF going abroad himself and he ordered $500
worm OF catalogues, tor winch he proposed puy
ing cash. soon alter he called again 70
quire what progress Mr. Partridge had made tn get
ting illustrations ana woodcus, and he stated this
ume that ne had number OF wealthy cusiomefs IN
Office who anxious 10 see some furniture
samples Various pieces, worth about $40 In oil,
At once sent there, bat before leaving he made
private purchase OF some dining room chairs, Tor
wncn he left check Tor SO on the Bank Of the Re-
public. As his bill amounted TO only IS So Mr.
rariridec handed him back Tue change aud no vent
away to appear there no more. Whcn the check was
deposited some days sitcr the iurnitare dealer
as,onisbsd 10 earn that his seutlemasy Customer
bad no account there. Bucnansn's once was sought
but u vas found that be aud ths samples had els,
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AN UNEXPECTED DEMAND.

M. Thomas Dunlap, CommiSsioner of Jurors, yes
terday sent communication TO the Board OF Alder
men which ehtited some comment AROUND tho City
Hall. II was generally supposed that this ofico was
At least selfsupporting, but the contrary now sp-
pears 10 be The case. The communication sets forth
section $685. chapter 1856, Laws VI 1876, contains
the following provision OF law
The expenses OF the
Of Office including the re asonablc compensation OF
his assistants rks and ncssengcrs necessary printing
advertising books stationery and other articles 70
qured for discharge pf his duties. may DO
paid him of money received by MIN tor lines
II there Is deficiency The Board OF Alser-
provide for the paymp mt thereo by the comp
troer Of city Of New York Ut tue city treasury
In accordance with the above provision the Board
OF Aldermen respectfully requested TO appropriate
the am cunt OF def ieDcy tor the SIX months OF tho
current year. ending June 30, ls75-vlz. $2,s33 y
1.-The Jury fines heretofore receIvcd says the Com
missioner shave been inadequate 10 meet the total
expenses Of the Office. II mo lines which may DO
hereafter received sufficient 10 meet these cx-
pensss provision Will bv required to he inside by
your honorable Board. Should they, however, he 10
sufficient Application must DO CD ACE Tor the denconcy
authorized by law"
Tho communication was referred 90 the Law Com
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REILLY'S DESPAIR.

OPENED HIS VEINS WITH RAZOR WHILE
UNDER THE I'M LUEECE OF LIQUOR.
On Monday night suffering from ncised
wound In his left conveyed to Bellevue Hos
pital from tho New York Eye and Ear Indrmary, No
go Second avenue, He was very weak from loss OF
blood, rapidly sinking into Inconsistencies
He, however, ablo. in feeble way, 10 inform Dr.
Lsveridge that he had inflicted the wound himself
with razor With suicidal intent. He had scarcely
made tho confession wheE his speech failed him, and
he died shortly aiterward
ALL THROUGH DRINK.
Inquiry BY the police showed that Reilly had been
EN- pioyed as q nurse In Eye and Ear Inhrmary.
Lately he developed fendness for strong liquor This
led ~ his neglectng his business ana brought him
into disavor with tho officers OF the iphrmary.
Despite all warnings 10 give up drinking or he would
DO discharged he still continued intemperate Last
Monday no was definitely informed that his services
wcro NO longer required, ana This news was a great
blow 10 him. lie was told that he would be dis 2
day. AT The lime he under the
influence OF liquor He said nothing but went to his
ROOM Later the day his absence became noticssbe
and search instituted IN the buang 10 discoy er
his Whereabouts. Whom the door Of his room was
opened he was found lying on the floor, bleeding
fusely from deep gasn on the left arm. Dr. Open
hemer, OF the ate ndant physicians oil the In
frnary, once called ami tried his skill to
lieve the hemorrhage and dress tho wound. Finding
that Reilly was growing rapidly worse II
ciuaed To nd him to Bellevue Hospital. and
ambulance sent for direct 10 the hospital, with
out consulting the police.
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COOPER MARSHALL.

Promptly a. the hour appointed yesterday morning
Judge Barbour, the referee, and Mr. scribnc Tor tho
defence, their places at the Court, WITH Mrs.
Cooper Marshall and her sister, Mrs. PncDor sitting
near them. MIR. Zen Eyks. counsel Tor the contest
ant was absent Az last he appeared with faint ti-
umphaut smile rising IN the background OF mis- face
but he waited a lew moments ana properly composed
h,mscn before he turped to Judge Barbour, aud said
that had found his authority. The referee looked
al him kindly aad put ON his spcctsces to investigate
the discovery, but the result was ctofy zs
GU the previous day. The referee nrm sustain
ing HIS former decision Mr. Ten Eyke, after come
spsrring with opposing counsel, asked permission TO
take Mra MarshalI' 10 bis once TO read and
her testimony The referee thought 10 could not be
outside Of open Court, Mr.. Scribner, the OPP
posing counsel, would object TO It. Contrary TO ex-
poctston Mr.. Scribner said he had no objection. II
was then agreed by the lawyers and the Court that
the rest oil tue day be devoted 10 reading anu revising
testimony. SO the contestant sat down beside tho
gray haired Judge, while Mr. Caldwell took scat by
the icy Mr. scribncr and the lsbors the day we're
osntinusd without spectators or an audience.
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NEWTOWN CREEK NUISANCES.

Michael Kane, tho ostensible proprietor Of the ma
nurs dump Newtowu Creek At Huutsr's Point, was
before the Long Island City Board Hoaitn yesterday
afternoon on order to show GAUGE why hs should
no, DO compelled TO remove the extensive depost Of
mssure ~ present on his grounds. Ksns II Will 10
rcrusmtsred, has already hsd trial before the
Queens County Court OF Sessions for maintaining q
not tsko place before The september term. An order
for abatement NJ the nuisance served BY Captain
Woods, OF tho Long Island CITY police, Wednesday
of last week. Meantime the dumping OF manure has
been continued before the service OF me moi,
YESTERDAY, when kano aigned before the Board
shown that several other parties wore also en-.
gagged In dumping on the same grounds, ana tho
Board came to tho determination TO postpone Kancs
pear ana answcr.
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FELL FROM A FERRYBOAT.

Coroner Flanagan held an inquest yesterday In the
OF James Lotus. seven years Old, who was
drowned from fsrryboat OF the Hamilton Avenue
Ferry on the ID inst James Wheeler, OF No. II Ham
iIton avenue. Brooklyn, dsposed that ne was among
the passengers the boat the day in question no
saw two women 10 company with some children; two
boys down the bridge In advance OF tho women;
witness deceased and another boy com ng OF the
boat; the boys separated and one OF them fell over
into The river, between the rails the gaes In
tho passengers not opened there about ten or
twelve incnes OF space between the bridge and the
dock whom tho bridge Is In the centre there n side
rail there also.
Alter hearing other testimony the jury determined
that deceased TO his death by asphyxa from
cidentai drowning, aud recommended more secure
measures along the passage way from boat 10 the
dock for the protection OF passengers
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The new cart ORDINANCE was yesterday amended BY
the Aldermen that an licenses issued up October
next will rcman force until October u, ls7a
The kldermanio Committee on Lands and Places
yesterday reported favor OF converting toe Ganse-
voorl properly into pubic market The report was
laid over Tor future consideration
Aldermen sauer, waenner, Lewis, Gedncy and
Bigiln were yesterday appointed special committee
OF The Board TO confer with the counsel recently
pioyed IN indictment proceedings TO the costs
Incurred at that umo.
the zeal school In Madison street in petl-
ton Yesterday To tho Aldermen asking for tue estr
hsbmont OF ho-saving apparatus at steamboat land.
ings.
Alderman philips bSg suggested q city ordinances
making II a penal offence tor any person except tho
officers or employees OF the New YORK Elevated X All
road Company to walk or be upon the rack super
sruclure OF the road OF tbs COMPANY 70 cmp upon
any OF the columns, or to put upon or attach to the
track snperstructurs or any oil The columns, any
piscard notice other thing unaor nns OF SIS tos
ssch ououco.
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the TENTH Eleventh. Thirteenth Seventeenth wards
be thoroughly c swept the ashes
removed from the sidewalk as the present nthv and
clean condition OF the streets and sidewalks the
side which more densey populated than other
ton OF this Guy will inevitably result In Injury the
public health the evil of dirty above referred TO
Ii not speedily xbxted.
Alderman Shells suggested amendment that the
First. Second, Third Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh
aud Fourteenth wards be Included In this resolution.
They certainly required much attention as any
other quarter OF the city, being thickiy populated
Alderman Sauer said the amendment and resolution
were a farce. He had been informed by the Police
Commissioners that the streets were quite Clean
in travelling through various parts OF the Guy he
had formed The same opinion. He suggested that the
resolution be referred 10 The Committee on Police
and Health.
Aderman Guntzer remarked that the resolution
meant nothing against the Police Com ission crs.
IL Was merely a request that they might clean Ger.
tain parts of the city. He hoped would pass The
gentleman then accepted the amendment of Alder
mar Shells when vote was taken upon bo,n.
They were referred 10 tho Committee Police ana
Health by the following votc:-
Yeas-Messrs Bgln, Carroll, Ehrhart. Gednsy. ia
Nsys-Aessrs. Guntzer, Hall, Norris and Shells.