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The New York herald., 1879-02-11

LT;A EEGgLAE PR PEICEi aiip 81 rpT3x to & So THE
PUBLIC Is ESPECIALLY CALLED TO THIS OPEN
ING SALE
i GRAND, cunYsrIE hoAS AND toksYFR TA4FGhs hsrs
TARPETs AND RUGS
rA Are in in TIE TIE Be- BEST GRADES q or 50 go
RUGS AND MATS
AND CARPETS WOVEN TO ORDER IN ONE PIECE.
FRENCH AND CONTINENTAL MANUFACTURERS.
ALSO IN 1EK E2EkY ssoA 1AR1Erg 81
NEWEST STYLES AND DESIGNS
ENdLlsH ASD scoTciI AxNiNsTERs FROM g so
RoYAL wILToNs, FROM e q UPwAAgD ,a
ENGLisH TAPEsTRY BRUssELs. FROM 7sc. UP.
4E 9H i
CARPETS MANUFAcTURED AT OUR
GLENHAM MILLS.
SopS EEb
AND IN0RAINS. ALL OF WHICH ARE OFFERED Al
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
BODY BRUSSELS OF THE BEST DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES All SWtRp SEh fAHD AND of'
TAPESTRY Brussels TpMIRb At &c. PER YARD AND
INGRAINs, THREEPLys, yENETIANs, &C.
oiLcLoThs' LiNnlEuM hras ANp LidHpM Hni4uoprs
OF EVERY QUALITY AND AT ALL PRICES.
A. T. STEWART & CO.,
BROADWAY, 4TH Av. 9TH AND 10TH SITS
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HORSES. CARRIAGEs. &C.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
E'oR sALE-FIvE HORSES, 8 AND z YEARS; SUIT UT
" trmck farmer, grocer, express all warranted o'S
Washington st.
EoR sALE-rEAM OF CANADIAN MARES. IS
all warranted. "a vandam St., store
E'oR sALE-FIvE HORSES; SUIT FARMER, TRUCK
grocer 1r any business; great saerihee three aays
L,OR sALE-GREAT SACRIFICE. SEVEN BIG WORK
ness. ll3 harrow st.
NOR sALE-TEN HORSES, IA TO I61s HANDS; SUIT
Il any business use cheap. No 10 10th av
LNoR SALE cHEAP-GOoD WORK HORSE. PRICE
SIS; also Clarence Coach price $i75 l34 West 4th st.
SALE ASP n WAG1M
GREAT SALE OF BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES.
" $40 Broadway. $40 Broadway. $40 Broadway
Everything in the line
No reasonable offer refused
HORSE BLANKETS. 7OC.: BUFfALO ROBES. 81;
I1good hsud made Buggy Harness, $i2 the cheapest
""' '''' ''''' osBoRNE BURKE. II Barclay st.
HAVE A NUMBER OF SECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
81 Dog %S
aSns pG % 50 n 0sT @
MORTGAGE sALE-LOUIs LEVY, AUCTIONEER.
w sell this day at y O'clock Xes l5s and le Crosby
st. three Wagons BY order of JOHN FOSTER Attorney
T,EAM CHESTNUT CARRIAGE HORSES, Is HANDS
inches and Is hands inches also single Horse.
makers Gig. PSaeton Brew ster Of Brcome ST. maker;
PS"Ss and single h %Srnsd @ y
between o and ii A. N. and and p
TVANTED-PAIR TRUCK HORSES. WITH HARNESS.
w cash. family Horse, with difference HORSE. Her
aid oiice.
UTANTED-A LIGHT HOTEL STAGE. OR wAGONET.
w carry about eight for cash. Address r. f. box 6O
Yonkers n Y.
VXTANTED-A SECOND HAND ONE HORSE TRUCK
" cheap. Address, with price, TRUCK box io2 Herald
Office.
VXTANTED-HEAvY TRUCK HORSE; MUST BE GOOD
Wworker and cheap for cash. Apply el6 I'd av.
QIO APIECE FOR A TEAM WORK HORSES;
YfUCanadan Pony $65; two Milk Wagons, $65 each.
157 West 10th st.
e7OO TOP BUGGY, HARNESS AND WHIP; COST
DlOV .Si5 three months also fine top Pony Phae-
tbn double Harness. black bear Robe In perfect order
skld very low and separate, by COACHMAN, 100 West
lIth St
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PRICE THREE CENTS
ANIUsENIENTs. A

AMUsEMENTS..
VHTALLACKs. OPEN 80 BEGINS AT :.
w Proprietor and Manager Mr.. LESTER WALIsACk
FIFTH WEEK AND UNDIMINISHED SUCCESS
of Robertson's great Military Drama Of
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NEWsPAPERS,

NEWSPAPERS.
INILE NEW YORK IERALDs is47 TO DATE; ANY
in odd numbers aud other Papers for sale; knights
speare bought and bound In extra for 81
All othor Serial Works in like proportion
" f. WALkER'S SONS Dew
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
horse that is warranted sound kind and true
In harness from to three daysare
given ~ test warrantees.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

4 UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL a KEAkNEY
IA ITO AND i12 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4TH AV.
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Tickets admitting gentleman aud LADY, S.: extra
lady's ticket, 81; may be had mt
Michaeiis Lindciann corner Wall and Broad: r. Kat
xcnmaycr. ~ Liberty j. kaidcnbcrg 125 Fulton and
Actor House Palm fechtccr t,s Broadway; q. NJ Won
Baur, ~ Mercer cbr Hanft no Broadway aud "a 9th
Emil zccr. Union Club, 9TH and I'll st. Wilhelm
Gracf l52 Broadway Spsngcnberg Botcher, Gs9 18th
Geo. Ehrot. East t2d Of all tho at
tho Arion Hail. 10 aud ~ 81. Marks place
Positively ~ % Tickcts sold at the door.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-LTTENTION i-THIRTY YEARS PRUssIAN AND
n American practice specalties diseases Of and loss
oi """n'''' ''A'' Dr. JAcOBY, l6i Blocker st.
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"OuRS,"
which has
ATTRACTED GREATER MULTTTUDES
during the past four weeks than before
ASSEMBLED WITHIN THE WALLS OF THIS THEATRE
and will be presented
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE
| uiil
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

BROADWAY, 4rH Av, eru AND 10TH SITS
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LNOR sALE-FIvE HORSES. 8 AND 4 YEARS; SUIT
u trnck. farmer, grocer, express all warranted o9s
Washington st.
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CHILDREN's CARNIVAL AND BALL.
under the usual management,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
MONDAY. February II, 1879
In aid OF seaside home tor children.
Tickets and Boxes sale the Fifth Avenue aud
Windsor hotels and Mt Ponds
NERMAN LIEDERKRANz
NJ 18th annual
MASQUERADE BALL
Academy OF Music. Thursday. February 13. 1870
Tickets at $40 admitting gentleman and lady 10y intro
ductionl. can be had from the following gentlemen ::
Sig Kaufman, 80 Nassau ST.
J. Windmucler, German Savings Bank. corner of 4th
". aud i4th st.
Emil Ungcr, No 80 Park place.
Herman Uhl. Now Yorker Staa,s Zetung
John Won Claim, No. Ji Chambers st.
Louis A. Grass. No. 1883 Chambers at
Louis Kacmmcrcr, No. 1US Grand 1t.
H. g. y. Koch, corncr OF 10th St aud 9th av.
q. y. i. uohenthal, corner OF 52d - and I'd av.
Boxes and tickets at schmidt Cuftius No. % Broad
\st., aud William SteinwAy's. III East l4th ST.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16

leans and known as the Peru mine.
IL bears the reputation OF having
yielded up a good deal of treasure
in its day.
We received a pleasant call yes
terday from Judge I. Z. Stoney, OF
Napa, one of the Democratic can
didates for Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court. Judge Stoney is
ell route by steamer to San Diego,
whence he will return day after 10.
morrow and spend "a few days in
Los Angeles. He Informs us that
the outlook for the success of the
Democratic ticket in the northern
portion of the State is very encour-
aging.
Only fifteen days more in which
to have your name entered on the
new Great Register.
The name of Mr.. G. T.. Miles APP
pears in the proper column of this
mornings HERALD as u candidate
for County Recorder, subject to
nomination by the approaching
Democratic Convention. Mr..
Miles has made an efficient officer
and, if reelected, will, we have no
doubt, continue to give satisfac.
ton.
La Societa Ttaiiaua di Mutua
Beneficenza di Los Angeles, at
their annual meeting on Sunday
last, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, e..
Castruccio, reelected; Vice Presi
dent, G.. Tononi. re-elected; Treas
urer, G. Moiso; Secretary, +. G..
Mascotti; Collector, Luigi Lucchet-
ii; Directors, A. Ginnocchio, S.
Cerelli (re.elected), A. Chiorriotti
ire elected), q. Capitani (re-elect-
ed), Constantine Re, A. Semenzi.
Coroner Harmon yesterday
morning held an inquest on the
body of James G.. Kennedy, a no.
tice of whose suicide appeared in
yesterday mornings HERALD. The
jury, after hearing the evidence,
returned q verdict that deceased
came to his death from strichnine
administered by his own hand,
with suicidal intent. The deceased
was an Irishman by birth, aged
46 years and had resided in Los
Angeles for the past 20 years. He
leaves a widow but no children.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
Hort cultural Society.

The horticultural Society, at its
regular monthly meeting last Sat-
urday, did some important work in
amending the Bylaws of the So.
ciety. The amount to be paid in
order to become contributing
member was raised from two to
five dollars, and dues were reduced
from six to four dollars year. The
price of life membership was not
changed, but remains at $25. Here
after members will more promptly
pay their dues, as it will be cheaper
to pay dues than to forfeit men,
bership and then rejoin at each sue
ceeding Fair. Persons who secured
family season tickets at the last
Fair, paying to the Society So, thus
becoming member and paying
dues to the 1st Of last January, can
renew their membership at any
time prior to or during the next
Fair by the payment of 81 back
dues. This will entitle them TO "a
family season ticket without fur
ther charge. Monthly meetings of
the Society have been abolished
and quarterly meetings substituted
therefor. These quarterly meet
ings will be held at the Pavilion on
the second Saturdays of January,
April, July and October of each
year. The Board OF Directors are
authorized to hold special meet
ings for discussion at such times
ald places as they may select from
time to time. 1t Is understood that
the Society will, under this provis-
ion, hold meetings occasionally at
neighbOring towns in this and ad-
joining counties. The Board are
making arrangements to hold a
meeting every month for discuss
sion at Les Angeles, until arrange
ments are made for some other To-.
cality.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
The Republican Slate.

EDITOR HERALD: Since the Jo'
nah Republican Club so success
fully swallowed tho Whale Repub.
lican Club, the Republican ma
chine has very harmoniously pro-
ceeded to put up q county slate
which will be presented to the Re-
publican County Convention when
it assemblies to nominate county
officers. Having had a glimpse of
the interior workings of this ma.
chine, 1 submit herewith the slate
| for public consideration. 1t is just
possible and, indeed, q1ite proba-
bic that the managers will consider
it best to make some minor con-
cessions when it com es to doing
their final work; but assure your
| readers that unless some changes
are made the following will be the
programme: Senator, j. &. Roley;
Assemblymen, Walter s. Moore,
and some one from the south end of
the county, not yet selected; Sher-
if, VIM. l.. Banning; Clerk, d. M.
Berry just as well slaughter him
as any Onr); Treasurer, Joe Bayer;
Auditor, Frank Mccoy; Recorder,
George e. Gard; Tax Collector, j.
j. Carrilio; County School Super
intendent, Geo. FL. Peck "a sop to
the psalm-singers for the sake of
harmony; District Attorney, Col.
j. G.. Eastman (this does not suit
the Colonel, who desires to be ap
pointed Railroad Commissioner in
case of Stoneman's DEATH; Coron-
er, j. II. Brierly (another sop to
the whale club but very appropri-
ate, as it would afford him un-
bounded satisfaction to hold an in.
quest al the death of the Republi-
can party in this county after a
campaign made under present lead
ers).
This is as far as the slate has been
completed, although it is under
stood that Walter ). Maxwell is to
be run for Supervisor of this dis.
trict. This is a strong ticket and
one that will be elected by large
majority. is the candid opinion OF
A REPUBLICAN.
p. 81 forgot to state that Per-
kins IS becoming immensely popu-
lar Especially at Pasadena since it
is generally understood that the
railroad company are only support
ing him as blind, and that they
really want to see Mr.. White elect
ed Governor of the State.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
TUCSON.
To-Day and One Year Ago To-day.

About o'clock to-day lightning
struck and instantly killed Will
liam Quinn and knocked down (but
did not injure) James Carr, while
standing in Chas. T. EtchsIl's shop,
at the foot of Congress street. The
shop is in a court anu under roofs
supported by large posts of square
timber. AT one forge there was a
large crane for handling heavy tires
and other irons, which was knocked
to pieces. The men were standing
near the crane. 1t was at first sup
posed the lightning came through
the roof, but an inspection on top
showed no trace of disturbance on
any part of it. A blacks mith
standing in q door within and on
the north side of the court, said the
flash came from the north ami evi-
IDENTIFY moved in almost q horizon
tai line.
Quinn had just stepped late the
shop as shelter from the heavy
rain then falling. Rain fell for half
All hour and the streets were trans.
formed into small rivers. There
were several sharp flashes of light
ming and deaieniug claps of thuD.
der.
One year ago to-day was re-
markable one in Tucson. During
the afternoon u storm came on ac-
companied by lightning and thun-
der and the heaviest rain on record
here-time considered. In one hour
and ten minutes five and one-half
inches of rain fell; many of the
streets were transformed into liter
ally raging rivers; houses were un-
undermined and crumbled down;
perhaps 100000 of damage was
done; men and boys swan in the
streets, particularly in Main and al
some points on Mccormick street;
it was with difficulty women and
children were rescued from danger
Gus situations; and all in all it was
for a couple of hours day of
frightful and injurious events, but
not attended by loss of human life.
We may add here that the VIM.
Quinn killed to-day is the same
man who caused the trouble at
Tombstone last Sunday evening,
which resulted in the killing of
John Hicks and seriously if not fa-
tally wounding his brother. The
cause of the death was so we'll un-
derstood that it was decided that
an inquest was unnecessary, and
the body was at once removed to
e. ]. Smiths shop for coffin.-
Citizen, Julu 12th..<-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
Why She Did 1t.

Marriages between fich old mer
and young ladies of the ''sweet six
teen" order are not remarkable
events in the Eastern States, bul
in the far West the case is entirely
different. An affair of this kiLd
took place recently, and the Denver
NeaOs sent reporter to Inter view
the lady. with the following result:
"How comes it,o the reporter
said, "that you wed a man SO much
older than yourself? 2"
"Because / love him." was the
pert reply.
"That Is reason, certainly. But
1 should have thought that q lady
so beautiful would have chosen a
younger mate"
"Would you? Well, now, pll
tell you. A young man is very
hard to please, and it Is difficult to
displease an old one. You know
the old adage, "A young mans
slave and an old mans darling.' I
am rather fond of being darling"
81 should think so."
"Would you, indeed ? Then /
don't think there is anything in the
world so charming as O lovely
young widow, and such u thing is
possible for me-"
"Then you are already counting
on the old mans death ?n
"No, Pm not counting on it ex-
actly, but 1 live in hope" and with
a radiant smile the guiIeless thing
went off to join the dancers.
1t is not necessary to pursue the
subject further. Any one can see
that there is omething very be-
witching about sweet sixteen.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
OLD 81 is BOUND TO CELEBRATE
he Makes His Arrangements for the FOURTH
Of July.
[Atlanta (Ga. Constitution. /

ATLANTA (Ga.) Constitution.
Old ST dropped piece of water.
melon rind out of the back window
of the sanctum, wiped off his chin
and asked:
"Hez you yung gentlemen got Ell
book roun' hyar watts got de deck
Iamshum of Independence in hit
dat wuz published fore de wah?"
We assured him we had the arti-
Gle in stock.
dwell, eff yer aint gwine to use
hit yerself l. like ter get de konsiG'
crash un of hit tel de mornin' OBJ de
Fif?"
SIS it possible that you are going
to celebrate the Fourth of July"
"Hirs de presint on'erstan'in'
wild mysef dat L shell eff Use still
hyar fo' days after 1 turns de neX'
page in de alminackW
"Why this change in your poll
tics, old man"
"Right dar rises ter er pint OF
order. Oar amt no. mo- politicks
in de Fo'th OBJ July dan dar are in
de 'bundance Of the watermillion
crap er de gineral prebalepce oh
blackberries in de country. Nc
body nebber thought bout politics
in de matter 'ceptin' some of desc
haf hammered politishuns dat's
tryin' ter drag de Union 'roun' dar
own little race track by de tail. De
foxes down in my settlement hez
done resolbed dat eberybody kin
sing de songs OBJ freedom, regyard-
less whedder dey's sot ter Dimocral
or Radikal notes. How's dat?n
"That sounds all right, but you
know the war rather upset the
Fourth in this section, and"
"Hold on! gethers de argy-
ment an 1 busts it wild dis fact
dis United States are done rekup
pied up fer good, and de margin da,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
The Water Question.

Henry Elms ct al. yesterday filed
Il complaint in the 17th District
Court against the City of Los An
geles, and pray as follows: That
the defendant, its attorney, agents,
ETC., be perpetually enjoined and
restrained from obstructing or in
any manner interfering with the
said ditch (Corralitos) or any of
them in the use of the water of the
Los Angeles river that may or
ought to flow in said ditch, or that
shall flow therein when the OBJ
structions in said ditch shall be re-
moved, or from exercising or as
suming to exercise any authority
whatsoever over said ditch or the
water of the Los Angeles river
flowing or to flow therein, to the
prejudice or injury of the plaintiffs
or any OF them; and for costs, etc.
A. III. Judson, Esq has been re-
tained for the plaintiff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16

we foxes made bout de birf rigbl
hez done bin sot erside for de fail
ure of konsiderashun. De people
dat warn't in de fight was largely y
in de merjority nowadays, yei
know, an when dey goes ter cele.
brate de Fo'th OBJ July, which was
de fust thing dey turn'd loose, an
de las dat dey tuck up agin, yer
jess bet dere patritism ar wurf a
hundred cents on de dollar, an de
resumpshun am permineni!"
$50 yon and the settlement will
celebrateW
"We shall, fer er fack, an we'se
got money ter bet dat de flags
'round Bunker's Hill dat dey don't
hab emmy mo- stars er redder an
whittier stripes dan we hez down dar
at de cross roads in dis hyar same
ole State ob Georgy Yer better
cum down, kase we'se gwine ter
make up fer los' time! We'se part
OBJ de big liberty show, an hab got
ter sheaa In de gate moneyW
He got the book then, aud went
off happy, whistllng Hail Colum-
bia."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16

Charles Trotter, a descendant of
John Knox, has addressed letter
to member of the Kuox Monu-
ment Committee, IN Scotland, in
which he designates the Scottish
Reformer as "the monster who, If
he did not actually with his own
hands, at least by his teaching and
malign example, assisted in the
dlsgraceful destruction of the re-
liglous houses in the North. 1t
has always been pain to me-"
Mr.. Trotter adds, "that L should
have such a ruflian's blood in my
veins. But, thank GOD, there is
in the history of every family
from such an origin some mem Der
of whose descendants have re-.
turned to their only true allegi-
ance.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
Notice..

The Ladies' Oyster Rooms, Re-
Iuena street, near Main, opposite
the United States Hotel, are again
opened to the ladies and will be
carried on in 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
Gu hand. JOE BAYER.
Dct 4 tt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
The Mule Again.
Tsilver State, July 9th. !

lollVer State, July 9tn.
c. S. Kellogg, an eccentric indi-
vidual, who lives in the southern
part of the county, near the
Churchill line. where ho has a
large number of horses and what
are supposed to be valuable mines,
is the owner of pet mule. A few
weeks ago the mule got hold of an
old coat belonging to its owner, in
which were ten twenty dollar
gold notes and other papers. Il
searched the pockets for tobacco,
which it chews with as much ap.
parent satisfaction as an old pros
pector when on short rations, and
found the notes and other valuable
papers and swallowed them before
Kellogg, who saw what it was do
lug from distance, could prevent
it. 1t was probably the most eX.
penslve feed ever INDUCED in by a
mule in Nevada.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16

Iuvalids who are suffering from
chronic kidney and liver diseases,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, scrofula,
anu all cutaneous affections, should
go to Fulton's Sulphur Wells, To-
Gated thirteen miles from Los An
geles, on the Anaheim railroad.
This water is, beyond question,
fine. oc16tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
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
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
property rramsTers.
FROA JupsoN. GILLETTE a GIBsoN's ThAr
SCRIPT OF RECORDS, JULY 10 1879.
CONVEY ANCES.

CONVEYANCES.
Fred c Eschrich to j w Bettis-West is
acres Of Sc 27A acres of NV d Sec 36 L |
$ II IA w and interest in said NV u ex-
cept 81 acres; $3.50.
Prosper Philip to Virginius D'Asson.
ville-l03S4 acres in Rancho Tajauta;
other considerations and 81.
J McComas to @ Heath-Lot 8, r 4
and Is acres off f side lot S, II @, Tenn pie
& Gibson tract; s..
Mary BOlan and Nicholas NJ Bolan to
Henry Rogers-443 acres of lot z, Ana
helm Extension, in 4 4 $ II 10 W, Rancho
San Juan Cajon de santa Ana; $780,
Jos Prisk to Henry Rogers-NE a Sec
81 I S ROW 100 acres; 5000.
j A McFadden to ] W WJohnson-Part OF
lot4, Westminster; SS5.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
County Court,............"N WILLIS,
TUESDAY, July 15, 1879.

County Court,............"W ILLS.
TUESDAY, July 10, 1879.
People VS. QuigIey and Gorham-
Sentenced to Stale Prison for one
year each.
People VS. Observation-Disclosures
to be re-argued tomorrow.
O'Donnell VS. Golden-Appeal
from Justices Court-Dismisse
People Va Cummings-Set for
trial July 25, at 10 A. NJ.
Albert L. Jeffrey, native of
Great Britain, Joseph Anastaclo, a
native of Portugal, friedrich
Stecker, native of Prussia, and
Charles f. Heinzemau, a native of
Germany, naturalized.
Davis VS. Frankel Bros-Appeal
from Justices Court-Appeal die
missed aud remittitur ordered to
issue forthwith.
SET FOR TO DAY.
Winter vs. Creditors-Distribu-
ton.
People VS. Igalo-Trial.
S. +. Norton VS. Creditors--Trial.
Probate Court.............. WILLIS, ].
TUESDAY, July 15, 1879.
Guardianship of Oden minors
Case submitted without argument
and taken under advisement.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16

The Russian Electric Baths of r.
Hughes and Wife are locate at No.
is Main street, opposite the Pico
House. Gentleman and Ia
lies will be waited upon by persons
Vt their own sex. novl4tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
bl,sIseSs ENTERPRISE.

THE HERALD STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE makes speciality of Lega
Printing. Briefs, Transcripts, etc.
printe ed at low rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
No, 100 Hill Street.

Nicely furnished rooms with first
class board, use of parlor and piano.
Best locality in the city. Terms
reasonable. Mrs. J. NJ. Carey, No.
l30 Hill street. ocl2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16

Joe Bayer, of Congress Hall, has
Just received consignment of
boca lager beer. 1t is su-
perb article and cannot be eXcelled
ss draught beer. Oysters,
shrimps, hot and cold lunches of all
kinds, constantly on hand. Give
him o call. Corner Main and Re-
quena streets, opposite the U. s.
Hotel. 90
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16

Simpkins has bis sister keeping
house for him. The other day she
disposed of his favorite light pants
for an Italian work of art, and
when he came home there was a
time with his sister, his cussin' and
his pauts,u
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