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Der sun9en, abercuIoer Botbiiis StropbeIn, l1pbfs
Itll6en teioen, pmi6Dlnoen, Se9eneratton (5eIbui@
rem Der yleren, Sudertrantbelt g8aeruebGltuna Unit
au9enbltttder Etnoerun9, adbeoer ge6raudt nor
ttrulnents uHnotbs ma4enol 8laientein iuo in oten
Sdlen Don
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9tr. 49,.
Srief oes
@9t6. SBurlOw SSeeS

III Gmpfeblung bon Or. 9iabwaD's &. 81.
9eilmitteln, naf Dem G)ebraudl oerielben
mG6reno mehrerer Sabre:
@eiu gorf, ben 4. Sanuar 1877.
gsertber Serr! gtat0eIn i'd felt mebreren Satren
Shre 9etlmltte 9ebrau6 gabe, uerit i'm 3meis aber
nit oolem SSettrauen, nGdoem idb bre a9irtIdmift-
empiunoen bate, gereidt IS mir Hdbt meniger gum
SergnigeH, ais tb eS aud Hr meine Rhidt blle, ben
JtlseH anSuerieHnen, pehen mir pom oemiel6en ems
plan9en baben. gSir sreifen Su Den Yilen 70 oft
Die Notbpeno9teit eS erioroert, uno es nit Dem eea
plinldten @riolge. SaS Reaop 9ielieI fam nidbt
beer bel6rleben Weroen, ais blr ieinen egenen Naz
men, g8ir ge6rau6en bas Eminent 6drfg uno redl=
LID uno Fnben tait beitdnbis Die perbeBee einoerung
AuIritti9 Der Sbri9e
t9eSetbneD SbUrlon geee6H
9rn, Sr, Raoipap,
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J(eue an6elgen.
8lGffers9abn6.


gSir uerfauien Don beute an in tnicren Netaii=
9epartsment, Nr. 81, Grd)ange>9s 9slace, a(le Cor
ten Sldtterz2abad in belie6i9en Sudntitdten biis fir
baar.
Die 6eiten bunteln 9udzSSlanb, pa. uno
Conn. Wrapper. 20-40 gts.
Die beiten eunfetn Dud=S =Sslanb. Ya. uno
Conn. Nuiaybeiter r.................... 15-1S Cts.
Die beifen Conn. uno 95a. Binders. .... 12-t4 Cts.
Sic beiten Conn. unb ga. Filters . 30 @ts.
Solepb Sfr6ocr & Spmp.,
glr. 79, 81 unb SO, grltanse=4 4lace.
Baltimore, ben 15. Ntai 1879. (149-5D
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Vermii6te 9epeI6en aus 9etps
Nnrf

gtelpzD OFF, % .SIui. - ,Sobnng" 6opc,
ipc(her ieit iber cine 8Ohe inter Der auflage
uor@eri6t itano, an Der 8eraibung Der, ,Mans
battanzBant" betbeiligt getpeien 81 ieiu, WurOe
geern i6ulbig befunoen. Seiue Auipdlte ba=
ben Sdritte sur Grtuirflng zines ueuen YrO~
SefieS eingeleitet.
= SOiepb 9eup, her9ran6fiftung iiberfiibrt,
fpuroe geitern su Iebcnslan9li9er 3udtbansbaft
perlrtbtilt. Bernitein uuo Yeriltein, bic ibri~
gen Wtitglieber oerieibeu Sranbitifterbanoe,
tpurben betanntlif bereits Dor ldngerer j3eit
gu lebensldnglid]er Sait uergrtbeI.t unb befinz
ben iid I'M 3udtbanie. eeup'sanwalt fat ap=
pellirt.
- Der 0ampfer ,@itp Of Serlin" bon Gi=
uerpOol, iotuie Der frnnS6Nldc &rie9soQmpier
y2a SOnroonnaiS" bon WiartirliqEe nnb ct.
ShomaS trafen bier elm,
- Gingetraffeue Dampfer: ,an1oria" BON
Glasgow, s&bpnlanb" bon autiperpen, alt
iatia" bon 9onoon, nSantiago" BON 9saHau
nno ,,Slpthepille" BON Baltimore.
= Der Oampfer p6eluetio@ BON siperpool
fam bier an.
=, Ger 9ampter r5ti4moHo"' BON gforfolt
fam bier an.
: Der 9ampfer rGaitlewOOO" truI ban
WtittelnleerbGieu ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-23

~ d)ants' g;atipnal=Sanf" in Baltimore in,
Staate WarSiauo bei'M ydbluife Der We=
idjaitc ant II. sSnni 1879.
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eSrot oes fiir3lid,sn YrcisauildIa9es Der Nobs
ben Teit Der Saiionanduie auf Die nadftebenoen e.
merteH SIP ert9 btllt9en Yreife ernieort9t:
yteat'S semiibte 81 iberftof bon 121z
auf 10 Gents reouttrt.
Weo.s cine aiie init einfaden Wolltleiberz
~'>"' ftoffen in populdren Shattirun9en
w,si pon 1Sss aui 129z Gents,
VeNte p0ttiuohlfeil.
Spissnz Buttings, beae ytuancen, ieet
9feal'S 10, .frHber 1879 Sents.
,a e"e pa''1a ar|s9ins5 q etntse l''
''e"' ganspollene . 6eis %,
Neaps sutu sewhrfe.te stoiie, ieiSsns
unb iuolene, pom 90 aui 81 4 @ents
Wedl'S rebu5trt.
~' , elesantsr ieiOener un6 ,DOaensr geias 25
O,ecps BroSent gegen iriber nieori9er.
'''''''' Der Ser eteniidi n is itt eommerioff.
Veat's a'artie'n eite Mo n q sid5nittener
Mpopa ,u bequemeln Verfauie auf einenl
binteren gabentibe aus9elest.
SseaPs @rsaaSisses E9Pdifse
.-,a Giienfairns t21z Gents, irdbes 20 Gents.
.t"s esisen. Settle s stas, irs;s s7s ess,
m..,,s +. g g Gents ." sl.oo. 8
Neats e5an:ieioene senluifsrte 0aaf4e 81,
Neal's Damen, Die @renaetnes ipiini6en,
oiirien perfitert fein, oaB lie fir oas
Wedl'S mnoeie @eIo ben beiten Werb
erbalten.
a,n~f,a Sunte leibene unb ipollene 9rendbin neS
~'e"% Sur Sdlfte ibres urfprInsliden
9Sertbes.
VeQlS Seioen> Dcpartement.
SbmdrSe Seibef ftoffe uon 70 Cts.
Wedl'S auipdrts.
-Sunte Seibenitotf lie, 9efreift.
N,.nVa 30 unb 90 Gents.
"ss"' Sefe Sarben rs gents.
Seibene Be 5ab # o lie in allen Sar6en
We0l'e stn3tgs>Dcpartement
9lama GpiSen Sacques So unb SO;
yc0l'S 500, $25 uno $50 nertb.
9lamas sSpiben= Sbafuls ie $780,
Mr~ua Sbetldnoer unb SeebabzSbaDlS
"es"> duBert biGig.
sseaps sfff s''''9S bonn 5odsss sss"s' gu % s'S
500 linnene u TT $ nod Su alteu Breen
WeQl'S tros bes itarfeu Yreisaufitlases
oe5 Vtater9lS.
NcnI,S Sin oeran3Gg 9 bon b21a Gents an arf%
"sS"> mdrtS.
m,,o Seit Wontaa If eine peitere Heine GEM
1teHte oung iener yt dD III leiber, IS eni=
Den uno =unterboien, Die
NeaPs Issts gsods 70 eriuiiniat tamsn. seSfine,.
Son @ts. .=e a M II nod 5ipei Siilten.
Von 10 @t5.=SapnS elm ipeitereS Yo!tben.
Heprg $. 8. gteal 4 SpDn,
polt5tbimlidbe5 Stnittuaaren= UiGga3in,
144.6.8) SGs SaItim re- unb SOlIio D # T.
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g,abnenfag. = 9ret Weni6en
defGSfef.

Gebar 8apiOs, Sa., q. SUM. - Sin
0itlid gsbenoer Sra9tsug berr Chicago -ytortl=
meltern Sabn" entgleiite bente iriib in oer9idbe
BON 9onbou, 20 Wteilen pon bier. ,3ruei
Cramps, ueld)e in eirem nit WtaiS befra9te=
ten 8aggon peritedt mareu, muroen get0otet
puOg9noutteur Moore trug tDotltde Serlebunz
n9u GnfaH
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GdttTSuadtrid1ftta. .

Yort8moutb, M.-6., p, SUM. = Der
Ser. St.-Oampfer naeariarse" ieyelte geitsrn
nad) Netu<DOrt ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-23

Staat WtarDlano, staot Baltimore.
SD, q. 9. Seau, Saiiirer ber obengenannten
Sanf, beibfpore biermit eierib, oaB Der obi9e Be
rdbt na6 meinem beiten gien unb 9lauben pabr lift.
y. 2. Seau, aalirer.
ilnfribrieben uno beidmoren Dor mir on oielem,
Dem 20. Gage i'm Wonat SUM 1875.
Spbn Z. Waobur, J. P.
Die 6id,tisfet 6eiaeini9en
s. ". Barr,
GDtp. &tggins, iui.,
3. StoGn, imn.,
Q49) Sireftoren.
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Sle anlpenoun9 be5 nReabp 8elief. nm hpr
ooer ben eibenoen Steaen luirb ols6oIS beboaliSe
Srlei9terlng perbaiien. Srcisig bis ledlSSia Sr9l
pen 0aSon IN ensm boIGenErtnt9ias pom g8aiier Uerz
gen ti oell9en au9enoltden &rampfe, Ntagenldure,
H4llt, Sia9un9en IN ben gn9euei0en unO ale inner
o9felleloe lolten inner cine Slaid5c pom 8abman's
"N c RelteI" bel iib tra9cn. 98eniac 5ropien
Saooi IN 2Saef 9etban, beugen aacn 9ranfbcten lInS
esi oainlt 9ertnlpften teioen, Die aus Dem e6rahe
l1le1ten Wallets entipringen, uor IS lit Elm 6e{e
leter >uiulant, ais lranioiiidler Sranop ooer 8itz
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q. q. q.
StaOwag's S9mer;enitiaer il

Jtaapag's Sdmer;enitiaer il
(Ready Relief
turirt
bic i6limmiten S6mrr3cu in bis 20
NfinuteH.
Stets tn tuent9er, ais cincr stnmSe.
" nj manO
'o@ lmmer oieie 9tBeige LEFT, braudt Sdmer3e
sem nlebr 5u erouloen.
RaOwaD's S6mepenffiuer
bciIt ieben s6merS.
IS tpar oas critic mo lit oas ein,iae
Sdmer5 uertilgcnOe Mittel,
oas i'm au9en6lide Den aualen01tcn 9eiSen einbolt
tbut oaS @nt3linoungen bebt uno 9uneetionen beIt
mo9en ne nun IN Den Xun9en, Dem Ufaaeu nen SIN
4elpeloen, Den 9ritien ooer anoeren Sraanen i6ren
Sls baben, oaS ollie S6merSen ftlt bei einmaiioer
aenipenoul9 IN itets 90 Yirutcn-uie Iebr ne oiId
oen Rbeumatti6en, Settldgert9en, SblUatben. Herz
rnppelten, geruoien, @i6tiften o0er an jonitiaer
arantbett seloenoen quGlen mogen
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2eIet:
,,SaIfdD ,sao @a9r."
'sFalse and Tule

4 tIISC ttIIlI 4 tIV.
@e9en Ginienbnng elmer Bohmctfe an Rabsuab&
Somp., gtr 49, gBarrens Sts., 4epzg)orf ,usroet Sh
Snlormation erbaten, wel6e Ganieu0e wegtb tit.
[spr1SRont, ylistlp ,Srtq .tlp&2g.l
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0eieli6aft fur @efeB Muo &ed)t.
Mle Yerionen, Die au correspondent paai9ea, tOaa
men 6ereDillisit Iu5tunIt erbaltfn ourt obi0e @ez
ieni6aft. Yoftofiice=Yor 651,
(Utai28, 1Wfon.) Baltimore @itp.
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Ser @e,5marff.

NewzDort, u. Suui.- Solsenbes iinb
bic S6lubnOtirunseu: @elO 2t-3; Sterlina,
8e6iel 4.86a-87. SunbeS Obligationen ,
1881cr 1913, neue Sitnier 1924, l0.4Oer -,
Oiit. Col. 3,65er S8a. 4ftien: Gsfp=g gorfer
Central l1s4, Grie 284, Safe Sbore 75s, SUI,
noiier Central S7s, BittSburg 81, @bicagoe
gtortbpeltern 66S, DO. YrioriIdteu 96s, Rofs
Sslanb 1891, @eitern Union Sci. 94t, gteips
Seriener Central 52s.
llnteri6ataliltSs s8ilan;: Sob sl24, 1892 :
724; &oMraut $35, ,409 1888.
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Matfinmpro.

Ybilabelpbta 81, aHni.-9snnis o.
Sullioan, Elm ais GuBerit idbieruig befannter
,Dtanu, iuelher in gtr. 1914, 9eitbgopitraBe,
wobut, ermoroete beute leinc Satin Annic,
inpem er ibr Die &eble our1idnitt uno ibr
sipei tieie Wunben ont arme beibradte. Sic
llngliidlid)e tinterldet adt sfinber, BON ipel6en
oas jiingte nur IS atonate alt 1T. S'Sulli=
ban ift oerbaftet unb siebt Sdb5orn als seH eilt=
2i1eu Yemeaoruub fir Die Shat OIL.
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Ss .par cas critic umo lit oas ein,iae
Shmer; pertilQenbe lHittel.
GaoipaD's r8eaoN 9tcltcf"

pIrO augenblitlid)e {5ilfe it6afitn bel
@ntitnounsem Der Iicrer,
Sntiinoun9eu Der 9IaSe,
0eodrmstsutiiinouuacu
Sungcu=GonaeItlou
SSaIs=Scioe,t, glitbma,
SSerIflopier, Sgptberia,
Sgiteriidcm @niaarm,
Srtune, eatarrb,
Smilncnia, Seopipeb,
siabnidImericn,
NeuraIgia, 1ibeumntismus,
States uno beiBes steber
Shbncraugen, ;SrnItbeuicu.
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Ser 9iebitatI ta Der Ne9terttngs=
0ru6erct.

emzy OFT, q. Snnl. = a3ioet N{anner,
NamenS SaS. Surns unb g8n. S. Cornell,
alias @arion, tpuroen beute IN bieier Stabt nit
ter Der Inflase perbaitet, Dor &ur5em $40 900
aus Der Ne9ierun9sOruderei in @aibinston
enttpenbet 81 baben. Die @efangenen wurOen
I'M Qaufe pes ga9mittagS mad 8aibin9ton
absefiihrt.
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Selegrapbiide 9epeidlem.

BerGte Der naiiociiren BrefIe' fir ben rSeutiben
Sorreiponbentenh.l
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ide bC8 ySbierper" aus BariS meloet, oaf
Brn5 Blerre Sonaparte Su SerIailleS in
Sterben llegt.
(Bierre gtapoleou Snnaparte lit Der britt
So1n Don Qucien genaparte, etite5 Sruber;
gapoleou's OeS grltsn unb muroe am u
Septenber 1915 in 3ton geboreit. @r beiud,t
i'll 1882 Die Ser. Staaten Hno biente unte
Santanoer in SiiSs 9lmerifa. SpGter tebrt
ct na6 Stalien Suriid, betrug id) jeoo6 Der
art, oaB er III 1886 bon Der pdpltlihen Se
b0roe aus 0em &irdenitaate oeruielen murOe
Gr t0otete eiuen Boli5eibeanten, meld)er iht
na6 Der @renSe gtleiten joHte, uno muroe oes
baib nerbaftet. gtad) ieiner Gutlaiiuna fcbrt
er na6 Den Ser. Staateu 3uriid uno gerietf
alentbalben in 6dnOd uno Streitiqfeiten. 81
begab iid abermalS na1 europa, 100 er ein
Sffi3iersltelle in Der Srenlbtnle9ton er6ielt; eI
oauerte lebod) nid]t lange, biS er faliirt fpuroe
iUeil er iein aommanoo in &lger obue ltrlaut
Derlaiieu bate, sSn 1870 begin9 er cine Sbat
peld)e leintn 9tdmen fitr lmlner nit Sdano,
beoedte, inbem er ben Sournaliften 9ictor gfoil
nleuflinSS erid)oB. @r pltrbe ais M0roel
pro5eiiirt, fam jebod nit elmer @elbbube ba
BON. gfaG benz 4roSefie begab er ii9 mad
0onoon unO pnrbe oOrt Our6 ieine Sral, mel
DIE cine Putmaderet betrieb, erndbrt. 9i
Srau mar Die 3od)ter einer @di6erin ans oel
5auboitrg ct. 9lftoine.
Bierre 9tapoleon beiab ein auBerorbeutlid
9efttgcS, jdbsornigeS temperament unb nna6tt
ii6 burf baiielbe taft alie 8erlouen, nit mel
den er in 8eriibrung fam, ;u 5einoen.)
2onbon, 30. SUM. = @iue Barrier 9e
pei6e beS yStanbaro" melbet: ,Yrins Bierr
ytapoleon lit idwer franf, iebod nod nidjt in
Sterben."
9aS am Sanftag Qbeube in bieier Stab
elrtulirenoe Seritbt iiber Oa8 9lbleben bei
Prin5en fam aus 10 stpeiiel6aften Quellen
oaB es ni9t ben geringiten Slauben fanb.
Garibaiot's Sdjeiounesfgaee.
2ono on, 21. SUM. - Der @run6, aus
pel6eul @egeral @aribaiSi feline 6eirat6 MI
Mute. 8ailttpnbe gu annulltren ipiinidt, be
itebt Oarill, oaB Die ieinsu @rben perlpilltgt
jabrltde Beniion bon $4,000 aranes anoern
falls benz Siube Ger Dtfne. 8ailnoube, ben
Gtieffiuoe Garibaloi's, sufallen fuiiroe, mel
ieine eigenen 9iHber, ipelibe idmmtlidl unebe
li9 seboren iiilo, giifts erbaltsn tpiiroeu,
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9cS @toroes i,n criten Grade ii6et=
Shirt

Bbilabelbia, 21. SUM. - Daniel +.
Sullipan, uel4er por Sur5sm ieine Wtaitreiie
Soiie Srpin eridOB, wnrbe 9eiteru abenS SeS
DtorOe8 inl eriten graOe iiberfiibrt.
Sooesurtbetl.
Soronto, Ont, q. Suni. - @bmaro
Sbidpeunp, ipeld)er am 6. 9lpril .. s. in
Otartbam Souuibip cine getuiiie &atbarine
&bOmpIon ernlgrbete, purOe beute Sum Sooe
uerlutbeilt. DIE t6inrihtuug iit auf ben y.
GSenteluber 3. z. feitaeiebt.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26

animals, it seems, while hitched
outside of a hall when dance was
In progress. The scapegraces, who
were neither Of them more than
sixteen or seventeen years of age,
gave their names as VIM. DAVIS
and Jasper Qualls.
A great many of our citizens re-
tain pleasant recollections of Mr.
VIM. Il. Barnett, who was for some
years a resident of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Barnett has been, since he left
here, a citizen of Quincy, Florida,
where his career has been both
prosperous and honorable. The
measure of his prosperity, however,
was filled yesterday by his be-
trothal, according to the Jewish
rite, to Miss Rachel Edelman, one
of the most amiable and popular
bellies of our city. We did not
learn when the marriage is to take
place; but when the young couple
start upon their new voyage, we
wish them a long and pleasant
journey.
"The "little tailor" whoever he
may be, recognizes himself too
well in the picture the Express
makes of him. The "little tailor"
may be a very honest little tailor,
but when little tailor, whose
relations, name or habitat are not
in any way mentioned to the pub
lie, has absolutely to rush to print
to vindicate HE little tailor's self,
then it becomes our duty to refuse
him the benefit of the doubt and
we have to admit that this little
tailor feels uncomfortable. III this
little tailor did not play the little
despicable trick he is charged with,
it would have been very much to
the little tailor's little credit to
have kept his little mouth shut,
but the fact of any little tailor hav-
ing to put little letter in the pa
per to exculpate himself little, is
sufficient proof that he is little
guilty.,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26

On Friday evening, November
21st, 1879, called meeting, M. Col
Inns, Chairman, to nominate a
Councilman for the Second Ward,
met at Butler's Hall and nominated
]. H. Butler unanimously by the
adoption of the following resolu-
tion: "The true workingmen and
taxpayers of the Second Ward here
assembled, declare that the Coun
cilmen holding over in this city
have violated their pledges to the
people, and constantly maligned
and insulted Mr.. j. FL. Butler
while in that body, because he tried
to perform his whole duty to his par
ty and to the whole people and bring
prosperity to our city; therefore we
hereby nominate Jessee H. Butler
for the office of Councilman from
the Second Ward of this city, and
recommend him to all who desire
the welfare of our people, as an
honest, intelligent and Industrious
gentleman, who has worked for the
welfare of the whole city and ex-
posed corruption; and we have con-
fidence that he will again perform
his duty with renewed zeal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
MARK TWAIN ON BABIES.
Resp NE of Samuel ]. Clemens at the Banquet
Of the Army of the Tennessee.

At the recent banquet given in
Chicago by the Army of the Ten
nessee in honor of General Grant,
Mark Twain responded as follows
to the toast of "The Babies-as
they comfort us in our sorrows, let
us not forget them in our festivi-
ties"
like that. We have not all the
good fortune to be ladies. We have
not ali been Generals, or poets or
statesmen, but when the toast
works down to the babies, we stand
on common ground [laughterl, for
we have all been babies. Renewed
laughter. 1t is shame that for
thousand years the worlds ban
quets have utterly ignored the
baby [laughter], as If he didn't
amount to anything. Laughter ]
If you will stop and think min
ute; If you will 60 back fifty or one
hundred years to your early mar
ried life laughter1, and recontem-
plate your first baby, you will re-
member that lie amounted to a
good deal, and something over.
TRoars. I You soldiers all know
that when the little fellow arrived
at family headquarters you had to
hand in your resignation. Laugh
ter. FIe took entire command.
You became his lackey; his mere
body servant laughter, and you
had to stand around, too. Renewed
laughter.l He was not COM
mander who made allowance for
time, distance, weather or any
thing else. [Convulsive screams. ]
You had to execute his order
whether it was impossible or NO
[roars], and there was only one
form Of marching in his manra oil
tactics, and that was the douhle-
quick. [Shouts'l He II, i Fat
with every sort of insol
disrespect [laughter], 1na -''a
est of you did not da.
word. Great laughter. %
face the death-storm OF blueiaan
and Vicksburg, and give back 5laSf
for blow, but when he clawed W
whiskers and pulled your hair, ano
twisted your nose, you had to take
1t. [Roars.l When the thunders oi
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26

The Santa Monica Hotel, under
he proprietorship Of Mr.. nj. ID.
fJohnson, has been opened ior the
Mall and winter seasons. Guests
twill be provided with every COM
fort, including fires when they de-
ksire them. The Santa Monica Ho-
Itel has always beea noted for the
of its table, nearness to
|1the ocean enabling its proprietor to
Esupply his guests with every varle-
|'ty of fish common to this coast, in
many kinds noted for their
1t is the labor OF the
ksroprietor to insure his guests the
{comforts of q home. The extreme
and salubrity of the fall
[sAnd winter climate of santa Mon
fica are matters of universal noto-
Rriety. The place has that precise
aouability of temperature so neces-
|sary to the comfort and restoration
Ite health of invalids. The COM
4 {pletest bathing establishment on
ihe Pacific Coast lies just in front
!of the hotel, on the beach. Here
&he visitor can enjoy hot and cold
R,alt and fresh water baths. During
Very many days of the winter
months robust person may bathe
n the surf itself, the temperature
bf the water being quite high
|something above the May temper
hture at Long Branch. The fishing
hnd hunting are quite attractive.
|Srrains run every day, at convenient
lours, betwee Santa Monica and
hos Angeles. The rates for board
( the Santa Monica Hotel are
fluite moderate. ocll
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26

: Joe Bayer, of Congress Hall, has
lust received consignment oil
boca lager beer. 1t is a su.
.,erb article and cannot be excelled
Es draught beer. Oysters,
ehrimps, hot and cold lunches OF all
kinds, constantly on hand. Give
him a call. Corner Main and Re
hrena streets, opposite the Y. ;.
|ttIoteI %
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
Herald Steam Printing House.

rha Heraih Steam Printing House Is
not surpassed by any Job Printing ONCE
on tho Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, in facilities for doing job work.
ow prices, good work and expedition
nav he relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26

C0uaty Confinement STEPHENS, j.
TUESDAY, Nov. 25th, 1879.
Gassen VS. Bettis-Passed.
Philbin VS. Philbin-Passed.
Lenares VS. Rendon-Passed.
Grand vs. Forthman-Settled.
Perrin VS. Jamison-Continued
for the term.
People VS. Rulz-Order reducing
bail filed.
David G. Lewis vs. Creditors
Sheriff appointed assignee.
Ramon CaiIas, native of Mexi-
co, and Victor Delor, q native OF
France, naturalized.
SET FOR TODAY.
People vs. Toal.
People VS. Thurston.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26

-Invalids who are suffering from
bhronic kidney and liver diseases,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, scrofula,
end all eutaneous affections, should
DO to Fulton's Sulphur Wells, To-
Eated thirteen miles from Los An
keles, on the Anaheim railroad.
fhis water is, beyond a question,
hne. ocl6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
Notice.

The Ladies' Oyster Rooms, Re-
Euens street, near Main, opposite
Ihe United States Hotel, are again
opened to the ladies and will be
earried on in q strictly respectable
|yay, SO that all ladies, with or
|yit,iout escorts, may feel at ease
pnd receive prompt and respectful
Intention. Oysters in every style,
Ehrimps, tea, coffee, etc., constantly
bn hand. JOE BAYES.
oct 4 If
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26

The Russian Electric Sulphureted
Steam and other Medicated Baths
are located at No. 10 Main street,
opposite the Pico House. A cure
for Dropsy, Neuralgia and Rheu-
(natism guaranteed. Gentlemen
and ladies' will be waited upon by
!ersons of their own sex. ol0tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
u.lsINEss ENTERPRISE.

fne HERALD STEAM PRINTING
.iuUsM makes speciality of Legal
Printing. Briefs, transcripts, etc.
pri nted at low rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
CON NvEYANCEs.

OON We Y ANCES.
Geo Lehman, by Sheriff, TO L Mesmer
Lot 10, blk 5, Ord's survey; $500.
Francisco TRIBES de Ocampo, Maria
Antonio Lugo de Sepulveda. Sara Alber-
sina Maderin, Alberto and Francisco Sc
pulveda, minors, by Sheriff, to A u re-
pulveda-S acres in Rancho san Antonio;
$85l 68.
VIM Carrotte to VIM Jackson-Lot V,
blk 1869, Santa Monica; $50.
John Jones and Rob't s Baker 10 SUI
sau Donald-Lot $, blk l9l, Santa Mont-
ca; $50.
A Robinson, Trustee, to ID II Samls-
$3.50 acres in SW 4 of NV Il Sec 90, and
4.2l acres in Sc a of NE u Sec 81 L IS II
Ii w; Sl279.
ID II Samls to Rob't strong-Same as
above; Sl270 As.
NJ Il Parker to @ Parker-6.U by lC
chains in A d Chapman tract, Ro Santia-
code Santa Ana; $500.
l. Loeb to M j Newmarket y of lot B.
blk u, Ord's survey, city; So.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
lust Arrived.

A A shipment of GUINNESS Ex-
kTRA FOREIGN STOUT, EX-GoLDEN
|GATE, direct from Liverpool in
pints. ALEX. MCKENZIE,
E129 Main ST., Mcdonald Building.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
ssECEAI. NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socie
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements
We reserve, for Places of Worship, graf
is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
COURT REPORTS.

District CoGrt.........SEPU
TUESDAY, Nov. 20, 1879.
Fletcher ct al. VS. Mower-Mo-
for new trial submitted.
Fletcher VS. Mower-Same action.
Cowell VS. A. III. Meserve ct al
Decree ordered to enter as prayed
for.
Sanford VS. Sanford-Tried and
set for argument Friday, Nov. 29th,
at 81 A. NJ.
SET FOR TODAY.
Dubourdieu vs Calm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
Rooms to Let

At Ponet building Main street,
finely furnished rooms, single or ell
suite, with all the latest improve
|ments. Gas in every room; hot and
|eold baths. Prices moderate.
MRS. GRAY,
|a,r-29.1m. Proprietress.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26

At the Fashion Saloon, II. G..
Pearson, has received direct
large consignment of ]. fl. Cutter
land Jesse Moore's Bourbon anu
Rye Whiskies.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-26
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE
US. ARMY.

Division OF kilograms and Reports for
the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
eeles, Cal, Nov, 25, 1879.