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Turf Items.

There will be mile and repeat
running race at the Park on We'd
nesday, January 28th. Conditions
will appear In the advertisement
on Saturday.
Horse men and lovers Of turf
sports are much exercised over o
talked Of match race, half mile
heats, to come off February Sd,
between two noted cracks, one oil
them not having any reputation In
q repeat race. We have 1t on au-
thority that this race has been
made for $500 side; prsliminaries
to be settled aud race advertised
early in the coming week
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ssscIAl. NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF ompanies, socie-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
In the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places Of w orship, graf
Is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
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CONVEYANCEs.
A w Birch to W r Barbour-Lo Lots s,
and Y Birch's Addition to Santa Ana /;
$40.
Moye Wicks to Henry G Lyle-same; ;
$500.
Timo Lynch to John Mallon-Undivid-
ed u of lots Is, 2i, 20, 20, "A, Is and 50 of w
Il sec 10T4S 8 X 10 w, in all 25 acres; SIZE.
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Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities Of the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed In California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-10
Rooms and Board.

Gentlemen and their wives and single
gents can be accommodated with board
and fine, large, front rooms, containing
all modern conveniences and home COM
forts, at the
KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street, only one block
frum the Postofflce and Court House. and
commands charming view OF mountain
and valley. jel6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-10

The demand for overcoats is on
the increase, and the local tailor
and clothier murmur, as they rub
their hands, "ips an Ill wind that
blows nobody any good"
A drunk and q disturber OF the
peace were arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday morning. The
former was sent to the chain gang
for five days aud the latter contrib.
uted 50 TO the city's finances.
Henry Baer's shrimp and salmon
specialties are grateful additions to
the iarders Of Angelefios. The
shrimp, whether dsvoured i'm
premptu or made up into q salad,
ranks high, and deservedly SO.
The great auction sale of buggies,
E. w. Noyes, auctioneer, com.
mences at Buffers stables, Temple
street, at half past ten O'Clock this
morning. We expect to see. o
large attendance, as such opportu.
mites are not often presented.
With all due respect to the sever.
al committees of Council, we would
suggest that they could greatly cur.
tail the volume Of their reports
without injury to the matter and
facilitate business by preparing and
handing them to the Clerk before
tha meeting of Council.
In the case Of the People vs. Pole.
reno. indicted for manslaughter,
tried before Judge Men ealy, in the
District Court, the jury failed to
agree, and, about $3.50 O'Clock last
evening, wers discharged. They
stood five for conviction to seven
for acquittal.
We were glad to meet DR.. Gel
eich in Los Angeles yesterday. The
Doctor, for some months past, has
been q resident in San Francisco.
He 10 one of our pioneer oil men,
aud has done much to commend
this section to the attention OF cap
italists.
1t will be seen, by advertisement
In our New To-day" that Mr.. F.
w. Temple offers q reward of 500
for the return of o stolen horse and
$3.50 additional for the conviction
OF the thief. Mr.. Temple thinks
that the thief has taken the direc.
tIon of Arizona with his plunder.
Two splendid Crusaders will orna.
ment the newels which terminate
the balustrade Of the principal
staircase of the Baker block. The
English tiles which ornament the
grand hall are being rapidly LAID
and we should not be surprised tC
see the patterns completed within
week.
\ We are informed that, on lasI
Wednesday afternoon, a deaf in
mate Of the County Hospital, By
\ the name OF Hanslet, carpenter
4 hy occupation and u native o
A Georgia, cut his throat with Q
I knife, dying shortly after. Th,
N deceased had been pensiouer or
n the Hospital for about g year.
The w6atlu q. ili 10 Is been doing
"A hlg nrsti tiI-s. t0 e rain duiinl
Ia Ill, eas. dry lEHl. In Southern
R c.ltYrIIH cY flGH insorutablt
~ pmgiaen1s. s. ther precede'
ID y,iU. 1I cg.4 Ter We hav
istsit md enough J TO spare, al
.soif olr sI re- to an East
d .,gsr wcl.d fae ! mild.
Mr. te Bsfaa orb informeI
"a geslR-4oy ha- tnn orange crol
a SO San osjr.a' ALLEY will b
,arv hlavv fhif 81 but that
iii trtdsb|yCo nd low prices
Gt,isls swill tr 'Hr fact that tn
-,.t-qrAd lfHb north wind
,ioo algrsi.l ats rains hav
Ee-gs3nl rlit. n number tn
Il ~ Il ignen gnt At, but In slz
Itaat.p be- td5i4 hand.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

A girl to do light housework is
advertised for in our New To-Day.
There were sixteen fires and
thlrty-two false alarms in this city
during the year 1878.
A carload OF Black Star coal
has been purchased for use in the
Los Angeles schools.
John o. Sullivan was elected
Captain Of the chain gang by the
Council yesterday afternoon.
On December 3lst, the balance in
the a.aan.,... L. a.e.liA af H.
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City Treasurer's Report.

City Treasurer Hellman yester-
day submitted the following report
to Council, showing the condition
Of the city's finances December 81,
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FOR RENT.

a very desirable residence OF seven
roJms. stationary washstands, hot and
cold water, ORR .e trees, etc. Lot 81 Us
feet. Corner HIil and Eleventh streets.
Apply to LOUIS RAU,
i'fl n9;f No. Is Spring st.
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TO EXCHANGE.

A FINE RESIDENCE near o. w.
Childs's; lot s0xl65; water; title perfect;
will exchange for house and lot near
centre Of city. Enquire OF r. b. FAN
MING, 48 Spring strees, or r. o. Box ITO,
city. Also fine residence to tent. dl4tf
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WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE
ta{ll e U.S.. ARMY.

Division Of Telegrams and Reports for
the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.
Report OF observations taken at Los An
geles, CAL, Jan. Q. 1879,
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WANTS-LOST-FOUND.
Rooms Wanted.

TWO ROOMS, suitable for hous elk oep-
ing. in a strictly private family. Plainly
furnished preferred. Reference given.
Address stranger, Herald office. 1a8-5t
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COURT REPORTS.

District .sspuLvrpl, =
THURSDAY, Jan 8.
Sanchez vs.. Cum mings Case
finally argued and submitted.
Simmons vs. Lawlor ct al.-Ten
days further to dsfe ndant Lawlor to
answer.
Laborde vs. Agoure-Five days
further time for statement on mo-
tiOu for new trial.
Amestoy vs.. Signoret-Ten days
further stay granted.
Los Angeles Lodge No. 35, I. o.
o. F. VS.. Campbell-Case tried and
decree ordered as prayed for. Attor-
ney's fees, 500.
Ames vs.. Eldred ct al.-Demur.
rer of Eldred overruled; 10 days to
answer.
Belts We, Furiey-Demurrel
overruled; 10 days to answer.
Bold vs.. Scott ct al.-Same.
MoNEALy, J.
People VS.. Polloreno-MaE.
slaughter; jury failed to agree.
SET FOR TO-DAY (FRIDAY.)
Morris VS. Pic0.
Lothian vs.. Pico.
County Cours. ....... ....srEPHENs. J.
THURSDAY, Jan. 8.
People vs. Ell. w. Hawking
Motion for new trial passed.
Probate Court--.-...--.SrzPnENs, ]
THURSDAY, Jan.
Estate and guardianship Of Mary
Jane Mcdonald ct al, Minors
Final account allowed and resigna'
ton Of Thomas Lcahy, admins
traitor, accepted.
Estate OF Charles Beckley, de-
ceassd-Hearing Of final account
set for January goth.
SET FOR TO-DAY {FRIDAY.)
County and Probate Courts.
Toussant ct al. vs.. Allen.
| Assignment of L. Halberstad
& Co.
Estate Of w. NJ. Williams, de
ceased - Settlement of final 40
count.
Estate Of Pablo Pryor, deceased
Petition for sale Of persona
property.
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LAND FOR SALE.

500 ACRES OF Good Farming Land
In lots to suit purchasers, on the Ballona
Ranch, ave miles this side OF santa Mon
ica, on the Santa Monica road. Terms
reasonable. Address p. o. Box l14l.
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Furnishes i Rooms for Rent

In the PONET BUILDING, Maia street.
One suite OF front rooms and single
rooms to suit. with good view of The city.
Hot and cold baths ana gas all through
the house. Enquire on pre- emises Of wrs.
Gray. d2O-lm
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Wanted.

A situation 10 do general housework
BY an experienced woman. Apply a
No. So Sixth street. J7-lw
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

FARMERS, AND MERCHANTS
BANK.OF LOS ANGELES, Cal.
Los Angeles, CAL, Jan. 8, 1879.
A dividend OF ten Q0) per cent. per an
mum for the six months ending Decem-
her 81, 1871. has been declared by the
Ncrchsnts' Bank OF Los Angeles, paya-
BILE on and nfLer the 10Th instant.
JOHN MIIlNER,
Express copy. ia4.iOt Secretary.
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Desirable Furnished Rooms
to Rent,

Corner of Fort and Franklin streets, one
block from the POst0ftice. Enquire on
the premises. ta53m
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FOR SALE.

ALARM OF ABOUT 400 a res. located
on san Jose Creek, n ar the railroad,
supply OF never.failing water. Will sell
In one body or divide into two farms.
Terms reasonable. Enquire on premises
or BY letter to A. r. MONROE, Spadra,
Cal. o3 3m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-10

Cartridges and ammunition ofall
kinds at Sutherland's gun store, rs
Main street. 1my5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-10

Powder, shot and caps at Suther-
lands gun store, rs Main street.
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FOR sALE-FoR RENT
Wanted to Rent.

rooms, situated above Main street. Nd
dress stating lowest ter MS, A. b. G., Her
aid office. dSl
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-10

Bargains in holiday goods ut the
Crystal Palace.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-10

Bargains in holiday goods at the
Crystal Palace.
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S'rOCIA REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

AN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Ex.
CHANGE BOARE.
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contributors, and sprighly, entertaining
reading, the Youths Companion, of Boston
has no superior among the youths publ.
cations
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List OF Letters.
The following is the list Of letters
remaining Ia Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express Office for the week ending
Jan. 9th, 1870:
Bouelle, A Hayes. Mrs Benz
Bernard, J Lexington, Morris
Bond, RF MIS-
Branett, VIM Magee, A
Baker, ID r Russell. Mrs Hy
CoIonel. Clemente Sullivan, ] P-3
Chtlds, OW Sheridan. W H
Copp' age, Jno Y l. TOrr, dudley
sons, Williams, Mrs o A
Evans, Nelson Wilson,, II
rorr, Chas and Jas
WIN. PRIDHAM, Agent.
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property rraussors.
CONvEYANCEs.

FKuM JUDSoN, GILLETTE aIBsON's rkAn
SCRIPT or RECORDS. IAN. 8, 1870.
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Private Boarding House,
No. "a. cor. Third and Hin SITS.

s~BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OR
MONTH. Terms Reasonable. o12tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Remarkable Cure.
WEST TOWNSEND, VT, May II. 1850.
NJ xssRs. q w. FoWLE a Sons


MEssRs. W, FowLE d Sons.
Gen:lemen-Several years since Itook
o severe cold. which settled on my lungs
where IL rem aimed Without relaxation. !
was then in Massachusetts,, and growing
worse and becoming unable to attend TO
my business, l returned home and com
menced searching in earnest for some
medicine which wonld restore my lost
health. consulted physicians and
tried many remedies. but obtsihed no
help and daily G. ew worse. had ter
ribie cough and raised good deal OF
blood. | had profuse night sweats and
severe pain in my side. continued In
this state for months. and became so weak
that 1t was with great difnculty 1 could
walk. when was advised to try WIsrAR's
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, and, to
my great Joy soon found tnat this rem.
edy had arrested the Disease. cOntin-
ued to use the Balsam To the extent ofnve
bottles and have, since then experienced
no ditflculty Of the lungs. believe the
Balsam saved mylife and shall ever hold
IL in high estimation.
Yours truly,
LEWIS PHILIPS
A WIDE AWAKE YOUTHS PApxR-
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AyrERNooN SESSION.

SAN FRAsorsco. Jan. 0
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vert on IemPIo street Ac the East
side of Fort street to relieve the
overflow from Temple on Main
street. Same reference.
Also, that q fiume Of uniform
width be constructed In Zapja No
8, from Spring to Main street.
Mr.. Buchanan moved that Mr..
Hellman be requested to have the
fiume changed. Carried.
Health Officer Lindley submitted
a report, pointing out certain null
sances and recon mending that
means be taken for their abate.
ment.
Reports having visited the Pest
House aud found 1t in good order,
and recommends that the keeper be
retained.
He also reported having received
one dollar for permit for the disin-
terment Of the bodies Of two Chi
namen.
He concluded his report by ask
ing for two weeks leave of absence
to Inspect the sanitary condition oil
cities In other parts OF tho State.
On melton, the report was filed,
the recon lamentations ordered to be
carried out and the desired leave
granted.
Mr.. Butler moved that the 81 re-.
ceived by the Health Officer be
paid into the City Treasury, and
that Chinamen, hereafter, be
charged $40 for the privilege of dis
interring their dead. Adopted, and
the City Attorney instructed to pre-.
pare resolution to that effect.
Mr.. Buchanan moved that the
recon m eudatioD Of the Health OH
Ger with regard to the Pest House
be carried out and that q keeper bt
elected. Adopted. .6
The Clerk reported that he hat
received from ex-Chief OF Psltct
Harris $96 on account ofdelinquen
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- been doing
rain during
In Southern
insoru table
ther precedes
Yer We have
J TO spare, al
re to an East
! mild.
orb informed
30 orange crop
ALLEY will be
r but that 1t
nd low prices.
fact that the
north winds
ats rains have
n number the
At, but In size
hand.
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PEELkns PULLING PEELEns.
A Question r. Ne Decided by the beard
Of pOlice CWmmlssiOnepss

AT s.4s O'Clock last niehs. while 0ffleer Frank
Mcdonald. VI the First Precinct. was dis
charging his duty at the corner 81 Rampsrt and
Canal streets. he Eas taken 10 custody by GO
Station. named broadway, assisted BY PATROL
man Dawson, and ineArcerateds
The acting sergeant preferred a charge Of
drunkenness and insult. and abuse AGAINST
him. while Dawson lodged . complaint Of re-
eistinR an officer In tho discharge OF his duty
Dawson. IL y alleged. /, one OF those model
peelsrs who is OF the opinion that II IL part VI
his duty to maltreat prisoner while conveying
him to jail. and consequently made no exoep-
tion In this case.
The consequences was when OGiesr Mcdonald
found himself In the meshes OF tbs law he
also found that he had been the recipient OF
blow In the face from Dswson's club.
The commanding officers under whom No
Donald has served say that he Is q man thas
never drinks. and Ia one OF the best officers on
the force.
ssrgeant Hamilton shortly after the arrest re-
paired to the Fourth. Precinct Station. AND Ind
Ing that Mcdonald showed no signs OF being. OF
had been drunk. had him paroled and restored
him to duty.
all probability Investigate this case.
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parish attorney. The decision IL based mainly
On The ground that ths. Supreme Court haq
decided In the Twenty. ninth Annual, paae est
and Thjrfsth Annual. page es7, that the ONCE OF
district attorney pro tenn Iemained ne created bf
act Of 1853, and wes not storn OF its ahribute ~
The leaisativ We Intention seems TO neRative AM
such result The learned Judge thinks tuat the
decision on the abstract right oil the police 1ufv
to name a parrish attorney, although. II may pre-
sent In their estimation que stlon 81 great mag
ntude. is nevertheless Of very little iHterdsss 20
the comfnunity and the taxpayers. Tn9 qef ~
patience BY the police juries OF the country.
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OF the city. at the close OF the year 1878.
The books show.
Premium bonds issued and unpaid. .Si1 ,sso,Iso
Consolidated bonds unpaid. ........... 1882 $50
Other bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1857 $50
s1s.ssa.ba
A NEW POINT.
Can Police Juries Appoint Their own PaY-
fsh Attorneys.


An interesting case from the District Cocrt OF
st. John parish II on appeal before the Supreme
Court; an attempt to take away from the district
attorney pro tenn. the functions OF parish sttor@
ney is made In the case Of the State OF Louisi1
ana OK rel. DePointer We. Leche aad the Poiicd
Jury Of St. John. An importat question win
come up on the hearing Of tbs suit for the del
cision Of our Supreme Couy, under the intru-
By Gov. Nichols In June, 1918. district attornev
pro tenn. Tor the parish r bt John as In case n
vacancy In that ONCE. IN August Of the sanse
year. the defendant, fervafs Leche, By resoHH
ton OF the police iur, was sppofnsyA parish ~.
torney with fixed Fslary. and acted as such as'
Thereupon the felator. through the disfrA,c
Intruder Into Hat office. Thu hoveIty 81 II IN y
point made blythe police jury consists In this
They pretenS. in defense OF 4efr action. that
the law Of 5s7l which repeaH sections io72.
1918 2C32 and 2033 OF the Revitd Statutes also
repealed sections identical Nth these, and |
therefore repealed the scion which In |
vested the district attohsys pro tenn. |
With The funstions OF paris6 :ttor.
VA tr1es aH siirtS y attorney 20 tenn. and the L
81. AJss,a ~ rnor 70 point that Office
sG1d puesg tbut cln that the forme. NJ
Eiv hx the ren1~n is.su Y
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| For the Information of those Interested Il, the
Champion Press. and In shipping. the perverted
facts and commercial values Of the case "a given
By 3. b. Steers 4 Co.. when correctly stated. are
that the Champion Press. the first rear Of it,
operations, compressed 5.s17 bales. ct an aver
age Of u per BALE while the Morse presses were
getting but seventy-flve cents: 1877 at u IL
equal to 74ssl bales at seventy. i've cents. and
this Ii about the average Of the New Orleans
presses last rear. The present rear the Cham
pIon Press has compressed and be has L now sps.
eyerege price Of eighty cents per bale, while the
Morse. presses are getting but ffty cents a. en
cents, and II Is q fair estimate that the Cham
pioa will get 5000 bales more this season. max.
Der cent Above s s1srase q New 6rssns
p. Two Ships Of 1000 net tons each loading. one
iiity cents per bas. sfevedoreaes at the current
rates and freight at - per bale. will leave port
From ths champion press .s.....s.....4.. 49, 80
From the Morse press .......ss..........s. 11.7se
Difference in favor Of the Champion Of. ssso3
Ii The Morse press compressed the cargo for
nothing the ship Loading Ct The Cham.
s. b. &. b %. cay that doubllna, bales Is too
SftW duu tdpobslfe W bP us5tuf hls3t - u4~
doubtedly true when undertaken By two men
with jacks or By Morse press; but the Cham
plon press was Rnils Ipr tlas pur99,se ana its
dene probably. aud that Is where the shoe
pinohes," IL any one IL disposed TO credit 3. d.
y. 4 Go q statement. all SUCH are invited TO wit.
ness. for an hour or a day. the rapidlty and
perfection with which the Champion press
sf @ Y ea sh s sw sso ss so sonsn
which such cotton IL sto .sd In the ships hold
and comes out In Its distant port. Such prAc-
the other random and meaningless statements
OF y b. .. 90. ab0at ACQUISITION Of pressure.
case. and about which the public do not care
flo. b. II. GILMAN
There IL no better medium for advertisers
than the Sunday DEMOCRAT. containing six-
teen pages Of select reading matter.
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AccJaeutaily Shot,

Frank Duverney. nine years OF age. regidink
at me corner of General Taylor and Ic1Oo~
gsYs5usly wounded by tho discharge q Dist0f
In the hands ~ a playmate. DR.. w. =. MlInSks
gho offended the wounded b2y, pr0noQnceo 0X
,.ouad very dangerous. the ball having entoE90
the abdominal cavity.
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Mary Ann Burke, q prostitute. was yesterday
morning cut and painfully but not geri0QSly
wounded In the head By one Geo. Abselm; x1199
enc. whisky, both parties being tnt0ric9ted-
Tho couple were both arrested and loeked .u1
Ia the Third Station. Mary charged with De1n4
George with cutting and woundins Win insens
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The epidemic having caused pecuniary dis.
tress. DIR. n. II. Knapp a Son. dentists, 10 b.
rome street. have greatly reduced their prices
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Mr.. 8. Belden has filed In the Sixth District
Court several suits on behalf OF some private
marketmen praying that the Administrator Of
Commerce. J. Henry Behan. and the chief Of
police BIS enioined from enforcing the legisla-
tive enactment and ordinance No. Tes. which
forbid private market within q radius OF six
blocks OF public market.
Plaintiffs represent that said law and ordi-
nance are unconstitutional. because the object
of the law does not express fits object in the
title. In so far as 10 prohibits private markets
within radius of six blocks OF public market
The law also discriminates against property,
labor and the personal right OF acquiring and
enjoying property.
The PLAINTIFF are: Christopher Springer,
Louis Danos. +. dlanner. Daniel Danos and
Francis Thomas.
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II you want bargains for Christmas Rlfts
dof,tfail to visit No. I47 Canal street. During the
day they are slaughtered and at night they are
0ivau away NJ AunttUu.
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By the explosion OF q toy, cannon aDoy na400
$50 Essman. residing Mt NO. q seventh sEgc~
tation NAV be NECESSARY. The hand was severely
CUT two arteries being severed ana "a r. x0sIo
arr3yai ~ Dr. W. 3, Mitchell. VINO stopped tho
dnu al blood and dressed the wound.
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II never rains but IL pours, and a man never
has one Ill but host Of others follow In it,
train. First. he discovers that he has no appe-
tite. which annoys him; then he finds he has
dyspepsia. which alarms him; then. being
geakened and discouraged. he falls an easy
Fey to bilious fever. whinh kills hir. All
'T Tat might be avoided By the king;
deasy onio hitch restores you're lookt "
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For the latest and most reliable news from I'LL
points. see the DEMOCRATS 1srge edition ON
Sunday.
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For the latest and most reliable news rom al
points. see the DEMOCRATS large editlon On
Sunday.
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Shadines. you must understand. sir,
Are sold By all but the one-horse grocer. II
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Sundays DEMocRAT will contain an unusual-
" large and select amount Of interesting read
Inn mattAr
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:. An sutoDsy was held yesterday on the body q
tsssrspe. ss-ys who died suddenly Or Nev ~, WI
Hfas ss,ion o. ssnsioas q had bsen caused r IL
III cned had pautopSy. thar ~
asls y -.-y seSSssaasss .Sssssssssa.
S{rsx 49, 1ypsf<s info ~
~ neaH tg1-pfs. f6o "
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