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New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

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fiESEHhL fidcrslc"vc j. II ne People act
James Campbcl william Murphy i.onnns assault and bat
IrIy Jam Davis Alfred krbnriy Bdrney FfiEc burg
larv Charles 4. K"amc grand LARCENY john wagner James
Dunn larceny from the prTs0n
pArf ii-J.-Suyil II-lhe People aPt palnck Flynn
hnllcJc ward fclai John Ilarvr". John IanH6n John
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tIvttt James burglary IluInaS FiOt. Richard Court
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New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
A SUMMER RESORT AT LONG BEACH.

IMPROVEMENTS IN ONE OF THE ISLANDS OFF HEMP
STEAD Daytime HOTELS. BATHING AND MUSIC.
To the large list Of Summer resorts convenient to
New-York City another is to be added this season
at Long Beach. This is the LARGEST OF group of
islands gust outside of tempstead Bay L. l., scparat-
ed from East Reckaway by East Rockaway inlet.
and from Fire Island by New Inet and about twenty
two miles from this city. 1t is Gig miles long and
from 200 yards 10 half u mile wide, and has IN eX-
celleut beach of bard sand. The Long Beach I'M
prcvement Company. OF which the incorr0rators
are Thos r. Sharp president f. Batss poISey' @
Essn M j john n%ey Fe a
p. Robinson Alexander A; Marsh aud j. Q: B%b-
cock, has leased the beach for period OF nifty
years. aud intends to open resort adapted for the
On the highest part of the island = 1ul!a3 ID
i.st Eng and ps n0'a DEPTH G'H Of 'aE iso Feet viii
6e foul stories, high, and of the Queen
wide will extend around the whole OF the structure.
The building will be ventilated by ilume sixteen
feet square, passing through its centre, and con-
large steam blower or fan. The basement of the
building will be devoted to the Ga%r
and Kitchen me roas nrss M
and restaurant having accommOdatiOn for 5000
quests. On the second floor VII % the dining room
3cr the regular boarders with 500 sttings and tho
numerous parlors, which Will open out upon an
awninRooyered verandah The ip1rs | above T,l.
tho building both by ar:csian wells and from Ridge
wood. The hotel and beach will be lighted by Cleo
tric lights exclusively: ..,,
and trees shrubbcry aud flowers will be planted to
make the SURROUNDINGS more attractive. bathing
payiiiop will be erected, with 1000 large, airy,
ye,l-liahtcd lighthouses. Music pavlliOn5 will be
built and an orchestra OF musicians from Europe
will give concerts daily. The cuisine of the hotel
will be 0f the finest.
10 reach the beach. trains will be run by the Long
Island Railroad Company in the average time OF
thrty-Hye minutes from Long Island City. They
,rili 10 this over the MOntauk Railroad to near
PearsnIps Coruer. and thence by the old
Henpstsaa Branch line cf the Southern 9o,I Rail-
now bsildng. to the beach. Tho old Hemp
stead Road, extending northward to Huntington,
will copncct with lines of boats for Norwalk,
Bridpeport and Ncw-Haven. 1t is intended by the
man .s4nent to mako the place q resort of quiet
excl Tfeness, and no features will be INTRODUCED
vii, - sill detract from this principal design The
wa - construction is already well under way.
.,-o expected that the hotel will be opened
* Til the next sixty days.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
HYDROGRIPHfC REPURT
IGYDROGRAPinc OFFICE. CHART nRPARrHHTr Z.
MAsilINGION. AnIil 4. L. %.
=
The fonTing fhe report Of the United tea Hydro
graphic Unicc for The week ending April 5. lSsOi

HlDROGRAliIic OFFICE CHART nEPARrHETE(
WAsnINGro>. April 4. 1870.
The following ts report of the United Hydro
graphic Uncc for The week ending Apri 5. lSsOi'
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING WEEK.
so. OF Chart, lOi. Title Eastern Gronp Fic, islands
Sheet s. Correction general corrections n naI's reefs
80 Of Chart, 100. Title. oIoap Fuco islands,
NO Of Chart Tiic Eastern Group Fire IAands Sheet
tIalt. i'll. Title. Islands In Flee GROUP
chart I7i Tiile IIarbor Flee Group Same cor
No. of Chart. 100 Title shaniung rronontory etc ,or
restion Actcom s'hoal T. H. -"
No. "i Chart, 80 1uc Sttalis Of 1sugar JAPAN Correc
ton chsTybdS Roca distant about milcs from Sir,,d
No. Of Chart. Gi. Title Japan. Sheet l. Same co,rcc,,
No oi uhaii. 12o Title, NOrih Pacific Ocean slrci
No OF chaIi, j29. T.tle. NORTH Pacific Ocean Shoot
Couct on Volta Rock coral Gerh II n NV ~ ~ ,,
distant from W. cxirenr Of Iul0 Canton ' "'''s
No Of Nhari EG Title. China Sca. Northern port,o,
10 'naIi, ~. riilc south America. West co,s, s,
No Of thar. 40. Iite, PORTS eic. ON st e l,, Nh
| Same CORE ci on. " '"'' N"''i'
| No. Of Chart. %. Title. South Pacific Eastcrnp ~
80. o Chnr %. Title, South Pacific E,s,crc Part c.
rcciion rocky sina an Ileo iayo iucG Coi Of t or
| e. correction " ~ ''''' 7'cct
NJ. Il chart 7,l TILE South ,merlca we. ,o,s, ..,
| ~ of Chart i% ritlc south Pacific Sheet, ,,....,
AuSirai. cas-" coast exhht"h OF Cu~ay ,si .I n,;
| Passigc revolving light on lcnt Island: '"'
40. Of Chart ~ Ie NrwZ aa,,i' 1"rrcciIon Middle
Bun Ha,bor. HIt led fxei lgiI Jrt'Y. A'
| No. of Chart s27. 1te. Ncw /erland orrecop Nortb
Il Chart TIT e. English NafiUv u, etc. Corrncon
| beacon on Mid Channel lsand
No. 81 Chart. Ggd lille. TOuon HaIbor Correction moli
| hcaion OF lights at TOulOu .
No Of Chait G9l. Itc France. Mediterranean keet o.
30 OF Chart Sl5. Title leland Of Corsica Correction
| hsrDOT at MaoiuaggtA
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
RETURNING TO CLAIM HIS OW.N
A BROTHER SUPPOSED To Re DEAD UNEXPECTEDLY
APPEAES.

John LAWN. in 1865, DEPOSITED $400 in the
Eueran; Industrial SAVINGS Bank. IIc a;tcrward re
moved 10 Cranson, r. l., and vei there year. Then
he went TO California. leaving some personal pOnclty
aud his bank book in the hanis q Crstou relatives In
Ca ifornia he mai rei and I've until last Snmrcr Luz
aid NOT co,nmun cate with CranstOn relatives, rOr
ala tsey learn anything al ont him after his departarr
In February 1878, Thomas Lawn brother Of John La
vim, obtanei through counsel 10 teis "f administration
upon his btother's personal e.tte from the Proatc
Curt Of Crans,on, under Rhode Island staute per
hitting letters of adn nistraton issue upon the
sonalty Of person WHO has bee aben, from the s;a:e
and hns not been heard from In three years prcsa ming
that suoa person is dead Ancllay etteis granted
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
ASSERTING HIS INNOCENCE.

Mrs s. Ettiingcr, who keeps 4 RESTAURANT at No.
I13 Grand-st., appeared at Police Headquarters
Yesterday, accompanied by Samuel RomelSburg,
young German waiter who was formerly III her
employ. Mrs. Ettlineer said her rooms over
the restaurant were entered recently br
thieves. who stole jewelry and money
TO the amount of $500. She had suspected Romcls-
burg and he had called at tie restaurant to dc
clare his innocence. He had accompanied her to
Police Headquarters at her request. Inspector
D!lks listcnadtO Mrs. EttlmgcrS story. bui declined
to cause the arrest of ROmelslurg, there was no
proof that hc was thief.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
ENGLISII SPORTS NOT IN FAVOR.

The Queens County Hunting Club, notwith-
standing the fact that they purchase their supplies
from the farmers of New-Eochc!lc and its VI
cinity, find that their fox huatinG sport is not
appreciated by the owners of fire farms. Scy-
cral farmers have already sent to Castle
lnn Ncw-ROchcllc, headquarters of the club,
and others have personally presented on
the grounds, bills for damages alleged 10 have been
done to fences and crops by the members of the
club One farmer has sent i'll n bill for damages
to fence twelve dollars damages 10 potatoes,
four dollars and TO a field of rye eleven dollars.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

No Of Chart 32O Title West Coast Of Italy, Sheet O.
Same correction. - -
correction.
40. Of Chart 2s2 Title Mediterranean Sheet 2. CoTec
tion, Adratic Sea. light at AntiIari
Of Chart ABB Title. Indian Ocean. Northern Forton
Correction light AZ Fals POINT. Bay OF Bengal krsna
Shoai lghtvessel Cuff Of Martaban.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
HOME NE WS.
ppOvINENl APRJVALL

Nc,c- York Hotcl-Gencral T. l.. Clingnlan. of Mort
Carolina. ....fjie Arenue Noe1Gat,ilner g. ItnhDadi
Wasliu P,ndsOr Hotet-CenCral James H. Lean
OF Nevada SrcrGm HOasc- Lieutenant C9n,nIandcr
e. WOODROW, T. =. N.......S. James HOtet-JuuSe W.
Vermont.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
MARINE INTEILI(iENOE.
MfHIATU ~: ALMANAC.

SIM rlsc. J37 sun set, '.. G29 Clock f1it 2m 32..
Noon Ij.cs.. :1l Noon sNuIt SJ9 Noon ~ days ~
nlGI WATK4. 10 DAY-i M.
Sandy IooK.. 4:92 ,in.. Itud AS rll GatS-.. C37
nGn WATER 10 DAY. ~
Sandy iOok.. 4;lJ Island a:IO ueh oats 7:lJ
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
g xaE TONES roa SHOOTING SIMPSON.

N pswn6rokss ese ng Nv %ss ~ sSt hot, on Saturday
ss5se g. Randolph. was said TO he doinn ws "y ~
sou.s sais IN 1Iss ssSoFssS who called
- comfortable and sleeping: hnt ,oiu @ aoas
inforination as 70 his CONDITION Wa wss
"a handoiph wac arragned before jussiss
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

PYLE's O. X. SOAR is the nurcst, best and
cheare,t for family tsa. Depot $50 Westinghouse.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

Blxby, at the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, and
committed to prison to await the result of Mr..
SIMPSONS INJURIES
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

Have Won rash, itch or any species or skin
dsrase Why not remove the caus"bldni pniso- by aD
s0ro fhrnugh the Of he only cnni"n sense cior he
HOLMAN pap nd auXiacs Consultations flee. s32 Broad
wa above l7thsL
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
AnUiincoincnt4.l

FROM SPEER's VINEYARD,
200 600 twoytar COlc,rd and few OpOrtO Grapo vines
for sala taken nt Of the soil ord'rad one or Ous1n
s sIrr Appy to Spcer's Wine Olcc 81 Warrsn.5t NY
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
land santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right %
change the steamers or their days OF
sal ling.
a0-Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 800 O'Clock p. M, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09

Young men are forced to get their
living whether they like 1t or not;
but a large number of young ladies
in family have absolutely moth
ing to do. Those brought up In the
country have this advantage, that
they may always make work for
themselves; the village children
may be taught and otherwise cared
for; bringing not only a blessing
on them, but a healthy body and
mind to the benefactor.
In town the condition of the mid
die class girls is to me pitiable.
They are to genteel too follow any
occupation; they are often too
many in family to assist in do.
nestle duties; they have returned
home from school with some very
poor accomplishments; their
knowledge of French and German
is not sufficient to allow them to
converse in those languages; and
music just enough to indulge in a
doleful song or play badly on the
piano. They dawdle through the
day in q listless way, and fall VIC
Tins to u thousand little ailments
which the doctor 10 supposed to put
right by physic. And the most
curious thing is that should the
instincts Of the girl force her to
put some of her energies into use,
she is as likely as not to be thwart.
ed by her mother. l am Il daily
witness to this; and when young
ladies are brought to me for ad-
vice, the invariabIe story is that
they are overtaxing their strength;
the maternal instinct being SO per-
verified that it has become with
many the belief that every move-
ment means fatigue, and absolute
rest is the way to insure health.
It Is against this very erroneous
view that I am now preaching.
These mothers do not come to the
doctor for advice, but come to die.
tate to him; and they say: 81
want you doctor, to insist on my
daughter not playing the organ at
church, for it is too much for her;
or having that children's class |
once week. for she is Ill after 1t; |
but order her to have her breakfast |
in bed, and glass OF port wine
about II o'clock.n 1t is this fanci.
full care on the part OF parents
which is so injurious; for the very
energy of young people would
them to occupy them.
selves / do not know that girls
are worse than boys in respect of
idleness; for probably the latter
would not work unless obliged,a and
even for them an occupation is
good quite apart from that at
which they earn their daily bread.
Chambel's Journal.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09
HIw Lovsly Woman Stoups to
Folly.

Wide mouths have come into
fashion for women. This Ia "a
change from the prevailing style of
the past year or two. The proper
mouth of the prceent eason 10 wuTn
In a constant but mild smile, the
corners being drawn back hori-
zontally, with the lips left closed.
The expression is one of amiable,
quiet satisfaction with all the world
AS though the mind was free from
sorrow and the feet free from corns.
Care should be taken not to brbad-
en- this into an active grin, except
on mirthful occasions; nor should
the lips be compressed. All should
be In repose. The lips may be red
dened If the natural color be too
light. A practice of painting the
exposed membrane of the upper lip
broad and bright just at the centre
has crept in, but 1t is bad, for it
gives an artificial ana sensuous
look. The fashionable belle has
cut the pickering string Of her
mouth, and no longer murmurs,
"Prunes, prunes, prunes." She
and give good satisfaction, where
before only one could find room at
| a time.
The reader who supposes that the
above is fanciful and not plain,
straightforward fashion news is
very much mistaken. Women can
change the style of their faces. il
not at will, at least considerably.
The hair over the forehead can be
arranged to produce any desired
outline tor the upper part of the
face; the mouth can be made &c
widely vary its expression; the
eyes can be kept pertIy wide oper
or languidly half closed; the cheeks
can be rounded by using "plump
ers;" the eyebrows can be archet
or Strengthened; the color can bt
controlled to u high degree.
Thus it is apparent that a woman
can, II clever, have, to some extent
the kind of face she wants. Tn,
nose is about the only intractnbl,
feature. 1t sticks right out in uu
alterable independence, defying al
efforts to shorten or straighten 1t
Let me interpolate the fact tina
not one woman in ten ever laugh
or smiles naturally. Knowing full
we'll our defects OF teeth or expires
sion, we try to hide or reform them
know girl who will never go Il
the Ministries or any other funn.
show because she isn't pretty wheI
she laughs. Inadvertently caugh
by something comic, she buries tn
laugh in handkerchief; but when
ever possible, she does all he
laughing internally.-New Yor
Letter to Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09

MoJAvE, Nov. 8.-Los Angeles
L Levin, J Wilson, J Wertheimer.
Mrs S M Cobb and daughter, F T
Hoyt, VIM A Willie.
Anaheim--R G Gilman.
Arizona Tyson, Mrs D Noyle
and child, Ben Morsh, Tom Bridg
er, May Bridger, V Dillon. J F
Troover and child, M E Collins.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09
FOR SALE.
Central stables.

MR.. n. EDWARDS rsspecfu in
forms his friends aud the public that he
viii open the Central etables, spring
street, 0pposite the Court House ON
Monday August -. He sotieits .nere
o pAt1onoGes Terms Reasonable. JsasinA
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09

TABDRs8
IMPROVED HAY FORM
Patent Applied yor.l

derrick fork in existence. one - ~
operate it with the greatest eanos - ~ S1ld
Of lifting the fork causes Il - GTapnae
load automatically. while : put qpe1
releasing cord. when The fort ~ ~ y
10 the desired plaos. oausss It 70 dsup ~ IS /.
nslant1yi IS * +
Thsfs u asthise h Ia ssaskns11m
Fork thatis Tablets gst at 4 Wdsr.
Tarmees WIN % veil - esam1Re ~ -
sofk. = II spves sxpenso ~ eronof 1r
onnnaniea>1oun a11Rnnsg1 = e
:: nez
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09
The Friend OF Delicate Ladies'.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure is the remedy that will cure
the many diseases peculiar to
women. Headaches, neuralgia,
disordered nerves, weakness, men,
tai shocks, and kindred ailments
are effectually removed by its use.
Tie Mothers Magazine.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09
VINE AND FRUIT GROWERS.
To Raise Large Crops you
must irrigate.
TO irrigate successfully, you must have tho
power that does not give out when
the wind fails.
Laufkottsr Bros. & Churchman's HORSEPOWER
rPArxsrrp FrunuAnY 1srH. is72.l

Eavoe TAILS 70 supply nora esbaea 4lap faus
~ Two WindIniils, e#a gnpasia4E sol have
III gre Niuf ynH s. also tIftslir lf
ruulLuZ light Ts 1oGl IA lrif-
CE4ekals, corn Shei fa-4- Mug .4Etl4, ufall
~ araters, OF Tor Saving Eood. phay ere
never failing, oGnuo get a. 81 order easily
worked, substantial, and AWaga give 0stis-
sssaun WhpreYae may have heAu 1sBd ua0
hose csn easily gOrs two s'inch pnmia with
= rontinu0ns dow oi Eatar. Sprcs Pumps,
.fsm 3. ead 70 iQ.ua1 galiona per haais.
HINuMfLLS q al flnds manunsotnrad "a
ryffr Wells Bored, WllGmiila nHA HQraa.
fase7s &C IN any part o. the sf4tr. ana 70.
pals Of al Kinds aouq. Asuuil.stlrsd ArL
SgF f-iss5
r.AUEEOTyfRE BROS,
Dor and 10Th s,ts., fe-v-p'sslS
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09
IimbaIl Mansion,
q " HIGH STREET. Los Angeles, Cal.

5r acious Parlors. Fine Suits and large
, ;le Rooms, containf g all Modern
,nveniences. THE TABLE supplied
~ the best the m arket affords.
rne Mansion Is pleasantly situated on
eminenee near the business centre,
& 'loOking the city, surrounded ny an
6pWer gard en-. away from
q . and dust, and oOm andr . charm
& view of mountain and valley.
q Angeles. Sc 81 " i5sls ~. "
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09
PHYSICIANS.
K. D. WISE, N. D.,

Graduated in the Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, in 1885. Diseases
Of women speciality; also. all cases re-
male or female. Can exhibit to patients
ma y remarkable specimens of urgical
Gperations performed in California.
These, with the living witnesses from
best testimonials.
EEOffice in Cardona Block, Main St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. my2tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09

Whole Tickets, so. Half Tickets, ST.
81 Tickets, $50. s. Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg
isiered letter or Postnffice order. Orders
of SIS and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense.
II M. BOARDMAN.
Courier-Journal building, Louisville, KY,
or 3O7 and 800 Broadway, New York
n5-d&w
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09
Lassss iron, Oregon.

PORTLAND, Nov. Sail coun-
ties In the State except Grant and
Curry have been heard from, near.
" ali officially, and give Garfield
SAT majority. Two counties to
hear from will probably increase
the m D iority to six hundred.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09
M AN UFACT Or V
TAKE NOTICE..

All persons renting lands on LA
PUENTE, FELIPE LUGo, la MER-
CED and PkUTkER6 GRANDE RAN
ChOS are hereby notified not to pa, rent
TO any person but K. j. BALDWIN or his
authorized agent, az no ol h er person has
any autnorii y tc collect the rents but the
said K. J. Baldwin, or some one author
lied by him. they are partic ilarly eau.
toned against paying rents to richard
Garvey, az he has had no authority to
collect the same for several months past.
f. T. BALDWIN.
Los Angeles, Oct. 10, lsS0. o2).lw
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09
A CARD.
To The Public.

To the Public:
NV attention has been drawn to no.
tice published IN he Herald ef October
20 h, over the signatureot E j. ha.dwin.
In reply will simply state that said mo-
lice is false in its TACT, and still falser in
It's InsinuatiOns.
have collected rents from tenants on
the kanch"s named in that notice. but
only whilst had antho'i Y SO to do un-
der The order of he u. S. Circuit G 'urt
app ointing me Receiver and the written
authority of Camilo Martin, the owner
of rec ord of those Ranchos, and OF +. j.
Baldwin himself, as Martins represent
ative. have paid over to those author
ICED To receive the same all of the rents
SO collected, except a small amount late
ly collected, and to hich | myself am
entitled for advances made and services
rendered.
since my authority has ceased l have
neither collected nor attempted to col
IecL any rents from either OF those RAN
chos.
For these reasons Mr.. Baldwin's notice,
SO far as l am concerned, was entirely
unnecessary. Respectiullv,
Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. %, 1880.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Witches fu RuSsah.

A singular trial has, according 10 the
Moscow correspondent Of the Cologne
"Gazstte," lately taken place al
Novgorod. A Russian peasant named
Alexeyef and six women Of his village,
having accused another woman Of
having bewitched them, were sentenced
by the district tribunal to four months
Imprisonment, on the ground that they
Lad pretended to be ill in order TO give
color to the accusation. The sentence
war reversed, however, on appeal to
the higher court, and they have now
been liberated. The correspondent says
that the belief in witches who injure
men and cattle by supernatural power is
very general in Russia; there is scarcely
a village which does not contain its
"yourodivi" (inspired idiot), "kaldun-
va" (witch), or "kilikusha" (scream-
ing woman); and the fanatical set Of
the "Chlisti," whose members reduce
to a condition Of hysterical
mania by constant fasting and castiga-
tion, is spread over the whole country.
1t is remarkable that this illness is
only TO be met with among the rural
who as rule ere very
healthy and strong, and that not a
trace Of it is to be found in the towns.