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uILDRUp VS., JONES,

THE FORMER DECLINES TO arEl' DoWM At THE
NEQuRsT OF TuH LATrKH.
uulted hta,es Marshal lIilurup still slts un-
concerned tn lila office, attending 10 hls ofllclal
duties. Up tu yesterday afternoon "Loug"
Jonea had not called upon htm. or sunt any DEL
cgat!on 10 wait upon him, to learn whether he
was wtttns to stand aside. Mr. fittdruo don't
propose to give way 10 anybosly, and he don't
consider himself responsible for Cook
County going Democratic during the
.ata elections either. On that po1nt
he has no apologies to offer TO
tic Republican party, Or to Senator Logan, or
anybody eaae. Tic Marshal e7Gu goes 20 far u
to assert lat he believes tic recent judicial
clecl!on would haye gone Democrattclf II "Long''
Northern District Of Illinois instcad Of himself.
In other wer.is, he dol't beiLcYu Jones owns the
Republican party OF Chicago. ur that hs could
control duxcu votes or eYen lllt own yots bT
nuy combinations ha might mike. 4 num-
hcr of telegEaols have been sent to the Prcst-
dent b. politicians hcre, telling bis Ekcollency
how absurd mad ridiculous these assumptions
aIo gu sAe part Of Jones aud his
,5ss sps' oas TIE nhsHy IT, p q Sbesss Tbs ns;
never yct been male quite 30 apparent In poll
ties hero As The Jones iacuon would now like to
MAXI 1t appear. Ex-MArslEAl Campbell didn't
bother h!,n4plf much about politics during tIlc
loug term ot bis lucumbeucy, but went right
forward attending to biz otlcial duties Without
reEnnl TO what "tho 6oysh were uolnE. Ns.
fltldrup proposes to do tho SAME, and he pro-
fairs on tbs grounds presented TO the President
simply "checky,h to say tie least: Al any rate,
hs proposes to hold Oh until the President tails
him 10 lot 60,
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JOHNNY MD,
VO'IFIN L LII s4IIFs
JUDGE DrCKEY TAXES his CASE UNDER Al

JUDGE prcKEY TAXES his CASE UNDER Ap-
v1sBMRNT.
The argument for tue prosecution Ia the mat
ter Of the application ior supeFsedcas for
John Lamb was heard By Judge Dlckcy In
chambers at the 0raud pnctlc yesterday morn-
Ing. THO points 1nadu wcru these.
Before PARTY cal, be relieved by writ OF
error, the error must be manilcst a.rl material.
Jurisdicttonal-thc necessity for applying to
the full Bench for suEerse0eas, the Supreme
Court bclug now In session.
Even though there should be reasonable
cause for allonin,: the writ on t!m ground Of
npparent and manifest matcrial error OF record,
tic Court Is inhibited from granting II un.ets
tha Court Is Also Ut tlI, op!ninn tint there Is
reasonable doubt as to tho guilt OF tile DO
fondaut. .........,
record that The verdict WIS "cuntrary to The
evidence" It ID q general rule TINT CUurta will
grant now trial with grcat reluctance when the
proceedings lIarc been regular, ind no mlscon-
duet Is attributable TO sle Jurors, nicruiy b.
cause the jury, mar la!o mtelaGcn the law Of
ths sass n ~ 'gh q S ,
tation Of authorities sustaining the law OF tic
easn u laid sluwn By Judge Williams In opposf-
4un to the views Of sle dctcllse, especially the
tnstructloa that II WAS mIatcrtal wi,u Aired the
fatal sl,os II such aFog MAS the rcsuts of gen.
eral conspiracy 10 commit the other substall.
| tive felony.
Tie prop'c wcre represented by A1slstaus
| 8tAte's-AttorneY WebNr aud f3aker.
Jnsilcu Dlciey did moi g!yn u dsclaIon, but
will take Tie rccrtl and the ltBA ot arthorttes
With hin 10 Mt. Vernon to-uight. Intending C
| consult hfs ussorlatGs bof0re Announcing his
conclusion. Should the application ho retuecd
1.ant,s lnwycrs will hare to 60 before the Su
pr.me Court at OTTAWA. Only eleyen days nr.
left tlc1p, ttls. hanging being sat for frida,
weck, xml ~ just!ce nickcy may take bali u
ttlat tin,e to Iuaku I'm Ills mini, II will W
pretty close slsvu for Col. Van Artnan anta MIR
| Furrtstt to present lhe case to the fult DenclI
| aud Cet tlem to Etass upon tt.
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CHICAGO, June a-In common With tho good
citizens Of Chicago who enjoy tbs privilege OF
voting the Republican Heket, hare been great
ly amused with tile pathetic story Of Jones, ~
related In your Washington specials. Jones
wants to ba United states Narshsl; tho Repub-
ltcaa party In Cook County 10 dTug for thu
want Of Jones,-ls dying OF too much manage
mont Of the aildrup ktut,-a'a tie delegation
In Congress (aIl except Cannon and sherw'u,
whosa dia2nosi& does not aeree NTH that Of tho
other political doctors} hare voted that Alldrup
must pack no and leaye. Ono dispatch says:
The Argument upon which ihta story IL based u
thAt tha arc No& satisfied viii tha paiit
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intent. It appears that the parties wero only
Ignorant Of tho law. The Custom-fiousu otti-
cc.s collected the duty on the articles anil al
lowed them to pass ns II regularly Imported.
The property setzclt consetctl Ut twcnly-,no sli.
Two candicst!cks, which wero found at 81 Wcs.
KinEIc street on Saturday last by Inspector OF
Customs Kecte. The property cs.no to the
United Statrs By t!,a way VI phtlauelpi,!a from
Belgium. MIR. Charles llenrotin. Belgian Co'i-
sui here, testified That tic ACCUSED parties wese
Belgian subjects, AMI TINT they were honest
men. The parties themselves claimed TINT tho
property had pas.esl the C,'stont.lo at Phlia-
dclpla fn tho rcEuAr manner.
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LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,

NEW ORL1ANS, juno 1-In the Const!tu.
tioual Convention, ex-0ov. fnchback made
long addre.s IN the subject Of education, iu
which he reviewed the political a1euts Of the
8tate for The past few Jears, sxpreased disap-
poiutment at the results Of lhe Democratic Ad.
hoped llat good would b sccomplIhea By il.
Ua duelt upo4 ths un4stlatactoty condition Of
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tho colored people, and appealed 10 The whites
to lend them holpinR hsnd IN thcir efforts 10
become good aud Intelligent cttlxens.
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LIE ENGLISH Gfl1AIr STYLE

THE E4NI10f1 0VIT10 VIFtC :.
In vail paptr. showing blocks Of embossed Rold
altosant.ng Will, drAb ground and tail golden lilies
and eprays OF otlrc.Rreen ns shown By tho Chicago
Carpet Company, Wabash avenue and Monroe
street, Ia simply exquisite.
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For true favor buy Burnett's Flayor1ng Ex-
tracts.
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Dr.. DUnget. dlseoycrcr of tho c!nchona cuIc for
Drunkenness, cnrcs all rAacs. Room ~ Palmer
Itouse.
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Dr. Prices Uniqno Feriumos arc A. ftesh ana
sweet an tho howcra from wh!ch they arc. made,
and cannot be improved. Truly spendld.
, 1879-06-10

Impoyted Key Wcat aud t0meA!lc c1Gafs, whole
sale Or retail, Dawson's Gil State street.
, 1879-06-10

Delivering choice ctgara hY tho boz Is specially
With DAwson, I'll State street.
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kQA+s
"A horse sttached to . lumber-waGon owned
away Mt II o'clock yesterday furcnoou trum tho
cof,or Of kfnza n1ld State streets. Mr.. Wolf
wus thrown cut mil slightly Injured. nl,d be-
runaHays co!lhied With Mandcl Hros.' delivery
wngnn, breaking Il into pieces and slightly
bruisng q cask'bos named uustay Flick, who
was upon the seat 18th the driver.
The relatives Of tde late Lieut. Adolph Burk-
har:!t tendes thct5n'aGy thanks to the members
and TIC scyenty.secontl Illinois Regiment, wlio
participated In tile burial services, Tor the kind
ness and sympathy shown to deesascd; also to
conduct!nE the burial services, anu to the
many other friends for thu respect shown to
deceased und to his fan', In their beroave-
mcut.
Mr. 0eor9e 7. Ecetr, formerly member Of
the Common Council, a,id for tho last twenty
members OF thu Board Of Trade, died ut his real.
denee, $40 Chicago avcuur yesterday morning
Of consuuIption after 'ong nn.l lingering III
ncss; @ lle w.s n W % Soani'.on ha.!ness, under
t!me VI hts deatt WAS member of tle firm Ut
Nash d Becbe a!sh In tho co,LtIlisstOn business,
RESOLUTIONS of rcspect to bis memory wero
slEefed on Change and unanimously adopted.
Curonsr Alnno yesterday held On inquest upon
Ars, Julia Smith, ali sgcd colorcd wo,ran, who
died q tpjlrlcs received by being run duwu by
freight trail, un tho Alton Roati. An tnnucht
was also held Oh tile boly OF npEly.burn
infant wllirl' waa thrown down vault by
Frctiertkn Opcrman, Its unnatural mother
ehc Wns cnlp!oycd aa dutnestlc In lie
hons of = family living at Grand Crossing, nuli
gave birth t, tic child Bunny Afternoon at 3
o'clock. When the family discovered that ttu
had killed hcr offspring they ordered tier oil ule
premises She went, anil has not since been
Aeen. The Cotontr'a jury recommended thar
Lbs be searched for, arrested, anu prosecuted.
'fhero Is nothing 10 upseeinly, 10 un- Christian.
Ike, nnu 80 bad fOt the ligesllnn as Augrr and
revenge. A young mau residing III this city wa.
tniuEed the other day by smother man,-u tnas.
r1ed man With lean wife who bus no children
land, tuatesd 0f putting head OIL hts aurEl,
o. even Wishing he ~as dead, Or anything Of Thu
vie and vulgar sort, be went hotae mildly ami
gently, Alld got hts slHtsF tu write postal-eart
addressed 10 bis enemy at bis private residence
asfolloHs;
DkAK WILLIAM: unless you seMd round taa
ntw six dress you promised Ius ntne weeks ngt
and nav cAssiegs for tho bAbJ-4rar little thing,
bow abs resembles you'll sha'l b. forced 10 cal
upon your wife and ask her 10 intcrccde With yoa.
aoat 1osaaR And pallGne. ELIZA.
The next morulnE the Injured man, with
sWett snile, put tlc card In the Post -Ottiru sc
- 20 be delivered at II o'clock, after hls eneu]
had gone 10 tho Office.
COMPLEMENTARY.
Miss Fannie Whitney, = member Of the Cecil,
Qua1teste, Nas married In very quiet nkuas
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10

country, the unbought and unpur-
chasable masses, and even a large
element of the most conscientious
portion of the Republican party
Itself. Under such circumstances,
with the machinery of fraud pos
sessed four years ago by the Repub-
lican leaders in Florida, Louisiana
and South Carolina, taken out of
their hands and abolished, we can
not permit ourselves to doubt the
issue. The verdict will be pro-
nounced In favor of party which
recognizes every State of the Amer
lean Union as having all the rights
of the most favored, and which
stands staunchly by the always pop
ular American doctrine of rotation
in office. We have heard much
about civil service reform of late
years, but this reform is seen to
crystalize into the dangerous and
scandalous shape of flice-holders
surrendering a portion of their sal
aries to continue themselves in
power aud place. The country
will be all the better for return to
the old Jacksonian practices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
FOR ZIG
oon,crr,ng,ne v.c,or,. GROSS.

C"nterring the Victoria Gross.
LONDON, Dec. 9th.-Queen Vic
toria yesterday, at Windsor Castle,
received the officers and men who
distinguished themselves in the
Zulu war, aud conferred the Vic
toria Cross and other decorations
on one Corporal and three privates
OF the Rorke's Drift garrison. Cen
erals Newdegate, Crealock, Pear
son and other South African COM
manders, attended the ceremony.
Marrow Escape of q Steamship.
LONDON, Dec. 9ih.-The British
India Stean Navigation Compa-
ny's ship El Dorado, with ninety
five passengers and Lascar crew
of about sixty, put into Plymouth,
Saturday, Ito repair dam
ages after o hair r-breadth escape
from total loss in the Bay of Bis
cay, where the vessel lay for thirty
hours during the storm of Wednes-
day and Thursday, in a state Of to-
tai disablement. Nearly all the
crew, during the whole time of dam
ger, were incapacltated for duty by
fear, and but for the exertion OF the
passengers there is little question
she would have gone down. The
waves broke one OF the ventilating
shafts Of the vessel and flooded the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
the CEFaTR AL Luz 3
OF LOS ANGELES.
Its rallying cry shall be,
THE SOLID w EST

Its object shall be the discussion of all
subjects of interest TO the Pacific Coast;
such as the labor question, the interest of
the agriculturst, the viuiculturist, the
sugar interest, fruit raising and preserv.
ing, our vast mining industry, the fishing
Interest of the coast, and propagation OF
1sh in our rivers and lakes, and the
question of freights and fares by land
and water, and a union of all the diversi-
fed industries of the Pacific Slope, so as
to bring the same to bear on our own
Legislature and on the Federal Govern
ment in such a manner as 10 ensure our
proper share OF State and National rec
ognition and encouragement, and induce
immigration from Europe and from the
Eastern States, and completely rid our
selves OF Asiatic immigration, with its
degrading competition and Its ignorant
barbarism. And we proclaim ourselves
a branch OF the w. p. Q. in its objects and
interests.
We shall interrogate and demand
pledges of the nominees OF any parties to
further our interests, and hold ourselves
ready to propose candidates with them
or separate or independent, as mag seem
best to us TO further the above objects.
For these purposes we desire the SYM
pathy and cooperation of all honest men
who will labor for the public good, with
out any regard TO their political opinions
or religious faith.
Adopted as reported by the Committee,
9Th December, 1879, at Butler's Hall.
1t j. II. BUTLER, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
Rect sugar.

We clip the following items from
Portland paper. They show that
beet sugar is not altogether an IL
Iusion, even near the north pole:
Sugar beet pulp as fodder for
cattle is being placed on the mar
ket by the beet sugar company. 1t
is said to be an excellent feed for
cattle.
During last week the beet sugar
company manufactured as high as
q hundred and sixty-two tons OF
beets ipto melado in q single day
of "a hours.
1t required thirty horses to trans
port the large amount of beet SUI
gar (melado) from the works to the
Boston steamer yesterday.
The great agricultural question
In Maine now is beets. Nobody
has the slightest doubt that we can
raise sugar beets in Los Angeles
county in unlimited quantities, and
anybody who has seen our friend
Nadeau plowing with sixty teams
on one single beet.patch must come
to the conclusion that somebody is
in sweet earnest. The Maine Beet
Sugar Company was organized by
Mr.. Ernest Th. Gennert on the Sd
day of May, of last year, and the
work was conducted exclusively by
him last year. We cannot deny
that this is a good showing for
eighteen months.
Some of our farmers who have
taken liking to sugar beets have
expressed their fear that this beet
sugar fever would die out. We can
assure them that on the 23d of last
month sixty centals of sugar beet
seed left New York for Los Ange-
les, and Mr.. Gepnert has fifty GEN.
tails more on the way from Europe.
Mr.. Nadeau expects to have three
hundred acres planted before the
present year has come to an end;
and he will put in some more soon
after. Mr.. Gennert expects to have
seed enough not only for those who
raise beets under contract for him,
but for the many others who may
wish to try their hands on this pro-
life vegetable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
EAST Err n.
work of Congregational Committeas


WASHINGTON, Dec. 9th.-The
Subcommittee of the House Com
mittee on Agriculture this morn
ing took up the bill relating to the
Agricultural Department. A some
what animated discussion develop
ed wide differences upon some fea-
lures. A majority of the Commit
tee favored some legislation to en-
large the scope OF the Department.
The proposition to make the Com
missioners Cabinet officers is not
likely to be determined, nor the
bill reported until after the holi.
days.
The subcommittee of the House
Committee on Manufactures dis.
cussed without action the joint res
olution introduced last Tuesday by
Representative McCord, which pro-
poses an amendment to the Consti-
tuition Of the United States, giving
Congress power to grant, protect
and regulate the exclusive right to
adopt and use trade marks.
The Senate Judiciary Committee
recommends Secretary McCrary's
confirmation.
The House Committee on Post
offices and Postroads this morning
instructed the Chairman to report
the resolution introduced by Rep
resentative Valentine, calling on
the Postmaster-General for infor-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
EVENING sTREETs-i.I5 p. N.

Justice, 1.25 b; Exchequer, 26O b, 2.7O a;
Best & Belcher, l0% $; Union, 45 b. 45A a;
Ward, 1.2O b; Julia. 9Oc b, 81 a; s Hill, 65c
a; Mexican, 1Ss; Scorpion, IN b, $50 a;
Jacket, 81 b, 50 a; Utah, 10A b, I0t5 a; b
& B, 10A a, l0h a; Bullion, 3.65 a, $3.50 S;
Chollar. 5 b; s New, 24s; Mexican, l75z S,
Point, Lisa; Union, 45 s; Scorpion, ~; !
New, 2lS s, p a; Utah, l0A b; Potosi, b
S.l0 a; Imperial, soc b; Benton, l. 10 a; Eu-
reka, 20% a; Alpha, I b; Hale O. Norcross,
~ a, rs; Savage, 6 b, 6A a, 6 s.; Mexi-
can, IN S, 17ls b, l8 a, Gould & Curry, 5 II
b, 81 S; Mexican, IL b; S New, 24 b, 24}S IA;
Ophir, 20h b; Union, 45J1 8.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10

So PREVALENT AND so FATAL has Con-
sumption become, that 1t is now every
where dreaded as the great scourge OF
humanity: and yet, in their formative
stages, all Pulmonary Complaints may
be readily relieved and controlled by re-
sorting promptly to DR.. Jayne's Expect.
GRANT, a curative specially adapted to
soothe and strengthen the Bronchial
tubes, allay Inflammation and loosen
and remove all obstruction. 1t is a cer-
tain remedy for Asthma and also for
Coughs and Colds,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
A 9 A RID

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
etc., will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. send o self-addfessed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH Il. IN
City dolly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10

engine-room and all the fires were
extinguished. The Lascar crew
abandoned their posts, and the
male passengers, at the Captains
call, bailed and pumped water from
Wednesday night to Thursday
night, when the storm abated and
the fires were relighted.
Grevy and the senate.
LONDON, December 9th.-Paris
correspondents are canvasslng the
possibilities of President Grevy in
viting the Senate to dissolve the
Chamber of Deputies.
Russian Minisier so Rome.
VIENNA, December 9th.-News
of the appointment of General Ig-
natieff as Russian Ambassador TO
Rome has created quite scare in
government circles here.
slavery Ia Cuba.
MADRID, Dec. 9th.-The Con-
servative leaders, it is said, threat
en- to abandon and defeat the Min
listers if the scheme of the rapid
abolition of slavery and reform in
Cuba was persisted in. Under these
threats Premier Martinez Campos
permitted an alteration to be made
in the draft of the bill, which has
changed the whole tenor OF the
measure to such an extent as to
convince the Liberals that Premier
Campos has completely surrendered
to the Conservatives. The resigna-
tion of the Ministry would seem to
Indicate that they had not surren-
dered, but that they despaired of
carrying out the SCENE of Campos.
LONDON, Dec. 9th.-A cores
pondent at Madrid writes that he
learns from Cuban members of the
Cortes, that the course pursued by
Premier Martinez Campos, in sub
mitting to an amendment to the
Cuban reform bill may lead to
serious developments of the Autono-
mist movement in Cuba wnen the
Creoles become convinced that
nothing can induce Spanish states
men to depart from the fatal colon
ial policy which caused the first
rising in Cuba.
The Abyss,aisu King on the War
Path.
CAIRO, December 9tb.-Informa-
tion from Massowah represents that
King John is marching forward
with the main body of the Abys-
sian army and forty guns. 1t is
said that he is determined to occu-
by the districts of Seminar and Gal
abot on the Blue Nile Territory.
He declares that European inter-
vention will not prevent him from
enforcing his just claims, including
indemnities for past Egyptian
wrongs.
DissoIa,ion Of the Chamber.
SOFIA, December 9th.-The dis
solution of the Bulgarian Assem-
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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
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
WANTS >LOST-FOUND.
Horse Found.

A BAY SWAY-BACK HORSE. white
face, three white feet. The owner can
recover the same by paying charges by
applying to IL. NJ. SMITH, Tenple ST.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10

GAN + hANbi5CpB ICY. v.
2S5 Ophir, %, 21b, I 265 Utah, l0i5
2lH 395 Bullion, $50, $40
s95 Mexican. 10, 1874, 1855, 20, 3.75,
1871. 1879, 1871 81, 8 80
2I0 G & G, q, 51A 325 Exchequer, 2.75,
3S5 B & b. 1is4, ll5s, $40
III, ll9s 200 Overman, 4.75,
l50 Gala, $40 40
HAS Savage, So, 81, 20S0 Union, 45, 451$,
81, "a, 6A, 81 46, 4G15, 46A, At
go Con Va, 4.05,4 GO Justice, IA
80 Chollar, 81 $50 Atlas
$40 Potosi, 3.l0, 3.l5, HOO Julia, l, I0j,1
$40 go Challenge, I.50,
635 II q N,71z, T]z, l, l.5O
~, IA l30 Occidental, !, 90c
275 Point, l.30, l.25 260 scorpion, go,
$50 Jacket, 676, 8 go, ~
20 Alpha, IA, ~ 645 Benton, l 65, l. GO
,760 Belcher, I.60, l.55 L70
IL, l.45 $50 GoldenGate, &c
225 Confidence, 5}4, LBS, 1.2O
5L, d, 6Z $50 Con Dorado, IA.
1850 8 Nevada. 26b 1U0 Min View. so,
%, 25h, rs. 2415, so. l.7O, LIS
2jA, 26
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
DissoIa,ion Of the Chamber.

SOFIA, December 9th.-The dis
solution of the Bulgarian Assem-
bly, by Prince Alexander has pro-
duced the utmost astonishment
among opposition memb bers, who,
being in a majority, expected to
come into power.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
WILLIAM. J. BRODRI OK.
Fire, Marine, Life & Accident


Number Commercial Street, Los An
geles, California.
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INs. Co.,
NORTH BRITISH Il MERCANTILE ms. Co.,
HAMBURG MAGDEBURG ms. Co,
AETNA ms. Co., OF HARTFORD,
UNION INs. Co, OF SAN FRANCISCO,
GERMAN AMERICAN lNs. Co., OF N. Y.
TRAVELLERS INS. Co., OF HARTFORD.
FTHE Undersigned is fully authorized
Il to issue policies on the above well
known and reliable California, Eastern
and Foreign Companies, at current rates.
Only Agent in this city authorized to
write yearly accident policies in the
Travellers INSURANCE Company, OF Hart
lord. VIM. j. BRODRICK.
nov3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
a CHANCE FOR
Labor.

Several hundred acres of good GRAPE
LANDS TO be disposed OF. One portion
to be planted and kept for three years In
consideration of conveyance OF the other
portion.
For particulars apply to HUGH GLAS-
SELL, at offlce of Glassell, Smith q
Smith, Temple Block, Los Angeles
Nov. l, 1879. n2u.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
GRAND CENTRAL
. I NJ l N C r o o Nh 8
SCHMIDT 81 TAPPEINER,
PRoPRIEToRs.

ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE
MARKET PREPARED IN SUPE-
RIOR STYLE.
EXCHANGES MODERATE .-6a
Mr.. SCHMIDT has had years OF expert
ence as chef de cuisine in Europe and
America. d9tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
w anted
Situation as Housekeeper

Or Seamstress wanted by n German lady
of experience, in a hotel or private fam
lily; no objections TO the country. En-
quire at the United States Hotel.
dec4-1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
Rooms and Board,

Gentlemen aud their wives and single
gents can be accommodated with board
and fine, large, sunny, front rooms, con
tanning all modern conveniences and
home comforts, at the
KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street, only one block
from the Postoffice and Court House, and
commands a charming view OF mountain
and valley. jel6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
e$'I'OCfx REPORT.
CHANGE BOARD.
>s'I's)Cix REPORT.

MORNING SESSION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10

Tim - ~
quena 4
Hotel
At Po
finely fq
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