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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-27
Darifer Mooe : Briefe.

Die Wobe IdBt it9 ni6t mebr in ben
Stidereien Der Smitations=9erlen senu=
gen. Sc mebr ite it9 fitnitIeril6en s3ies
len in Sprm unb Sarbe ndbert, beito tpIts
barer tpirp iie aud, uno bic 8bantaiie
Sefdllt ii9 nur mebr in benz 9tei6iten uno
GrIeienIte Gine sroBe IrasDSin, Seren
0eutI9enbaB bi8 jebt ii6er ibre 2tebe gum
8eiptnn Itegte, bat eine fIihttse, nur ipes
niSe StunDen bauernbe AuSiteQun9 Der
Ioiletten peranItaItet, nit pelben tie ges
seulpdrtig Srtumpbe feiert. Darumter
befanb ii9 elm 2eibben aus peiBen Satin
Werpeiqeur, bas, beinabe gdmli9 bon
e6ten @erIeu bepeft, einen fas;inirenben
S9ein perbreitste.
Ytit guSnabme Der GoraIIe, bic li9 feis
ner &unIt erfreut, siebt es feineu Stein,
Den Die Utooe ni6t pertpenbet. glrmbGnz
Der unp SaI5fetten, Sbrringe, Diapeme,
GiirteI uno f0rmli9e 8ruiti9iIber,
Israffeu, bic ale Irtsn bon Getbier bar
iteaen alles pu8 perieubst feurise Strabs
len. 9pIb unb Silber tpetteifern in
feinlten .,3ei9nunsen in briQanteiter
9lu5fiibr,lnS nit chamber. Silberne
uno goIbens 9taoeme in BEN unabertreff=
Ii9en Wuitern Ssr 9lutique uno Renaii.
lance bItsen in ben ounfeIn Saaren.
Rosenaueen perienben ibr tlidiibeS 2tht
unp nebmeu ii6, bon Diamanten umrans
bet, tpunperppa aus. Der 8plpsIopas
unb Der &au9 sTopas, Der I6msrmiitbige
glmetbplt entipreden Der momentanen
9aune, Die AUDI ieoen Rofofoi9muf ialons
fdbis mo6t, iofsrn Die Saiiuns itpIu. funit=
eereht sefiibrt. SD Iiebe ben Glana Der
Steine unb ben S6ein Der 8erlen elm
tpeiBer 0aderl Elm runber 4rnL elm feuriz
ee5 2luee fperben babur1 1,ur nod be-
Itridenber aber Der beritbmte @itrtel bes
2iebreiSe5 Der 9lnabppmene tpar ni6t nit
goelltsinen beIaet, oie5 gum Irpit fir
gud, i6bne lrauen unb Dtdbden, benen
,3ufaa ooer S6ifial foltbare @ei6meioe
periast baben uno als suten Eatb enl=
pfsble i9 reihe Garnituren aus Set, elm
8enre, in benz unerldopfli6 Reues eripns
nen tpirb, uno oas li6 beiuabe alien Iois
Ietten rpiirbis anibmtest. EbeiIen Sic
SSbren Sreunolnnen oas NIT, llebensipirs
pise 5rarL oamit Sic ieIblt ft9 neiplolsr
8epunberunS erfreuen.
Saben Sic it6 iemaIs bamit belddfs
tist, bic 2isbIinssfarben elmer Srau su
ituoiren, I'm oas 8sien Der Trdserin 3u
ergranben. Sn einsm Salon in Yaris
tparp iiinsit bieS Ibema aufsencrfe1,
uno ib notire raid, mas in meinem 8e=
Sd6tniB 'baften bIisb. Die blaue Sarbe
fol- 5hipdrmerei nit Geoismus gepaart
bartsIlsn unb einen iinnlidengeissi9mad
babsn bas ibfpar3e aleib oerlsibt Der
5rau ben Musbruf bes Stolssn, Q9arbes
Dollen unS R1tbie!baften. Gslb lit bic
Spra9e beS beitin,mten fsitsn Wsaens
unb bes @lan3es, barilin BON feilrigenSis
binnen germ sewdblt tpdbrenb Hola iies
ssnSe, felbitbeipuBte 2iebe auSipriht /; es
mar unter an6trsn bic aieblinosiarbs
Gabris sss SanfssbntsM sss isinsn
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-27
Oan,e Summer 839.

itunbe Steben, tUenn ieiR 9Ias ba IN, bas
pertragen iie ni6f. Tlebrigsns Bin ids
frilber es III fdon lang ber leIber
Elm paar NtoI aufseltanbsn, ipenk Cine
sefommen it, gIauben Sic, baB mir Cine
seoanft bate, bas 1T 70 perfIuhte yfIidt
unb SdnIbigfeit nee, ih bab mir'S
iiberIest.. Id ltebe ni4t auf, ni6t I'M
Elm 6anS Si......"
Der Uiann BAT nidt lInre6t. yaan
fam es intmer tpisber becbahteu, baB Der
i'm Mag8on cbnebin febr re6uairte Musz
tauI6 bon s,DfIidteiten faum einn,uI cine
DanfeSduBeruns auffommen Idbt, tpenn
elmer Der m,dnnIihen SniaIlen su @unften
eines tpeiblihen Sabrgaite5 Ieinen BIGE
rdunt. Die dlteren Danen m6gen bds
fpobI sumet1t aIs YHiht auffaiIen unn bic
iiingeren AngebDrieen bes ibtpa@en Ges
I6Ie6ts bleiben fir bieles fIeine Opfer
ben 9anf meiltens 56uIbts, neil ...... ia
neil pieqei1t iis bieS nit Der tpeibIi6en
@urSe fur ,inneretnbar baIten, iEan9maI
ettpa aus S9laterhbeit, aus Bel8ei.
benbeit.
g8ie benz AUDI ieI ben 5errsn Der
S66pfung sebIbrt fur ibr Opfer Elm ara
tises 9anfgsiport, uift t1ebr, nibt ipstsis
ger, unb ih CLAUDE, Sober tpirb ra4
nit sufrieben ietn. AnfdnsIi6, in
Der erlten .3eit bes Pferbe 8abns
perfebrs, tparen bic Serren pieI gdIanter.
man ergriff bamals nit 8ersniser bic
@eIegenbeit, ieiner BequemIi6teit ein
Opfer su brinsen una bonit elmer Ser.
tretsrin beS yidpa6en @ei9ledts" einen
tIeinen Dienlt su ertpeiien unp bic 0aa
men periastsn biefer Ibat ibre slnerfens
nuns ni4t. gber biefer ;ieinIi6 unber
beutenoe 9ienit perIor almaIis ben
@ertb, man aabm bas Spfer ftiHidtpeia
senb an unb nadte nidt mebr baran, su
canfen. Inter Der 6errentpeIt 1T bas
pur6 cine gefpiiie Ieibitimu,uas sum
Iusbru6 sefomtHell freI6e einea fait eea
rnpnitratipen Gbarnfter angeRommen bat
GS 1T befannt, naB piele Damen ben BON
10 sablretden 8ertretertnnen ibres Gea
i6Ie6ts betpieienen 9DfliGfeitsmangeI bel
8sIesenbeit lnpsrbobIen tabeIn unb benz
IrubbinbniB Der Wadnner tbrs S3ultinp
nun9 ni6t periasen, pbippbL iie IeIbR
bar,luter Elm pbsr bns anbsre glaI sn Isn
ben baben. gSir ftnb iiberseu9t, baB cine,
ipeRn aud gang einfn6e 9antesGuBeruns
eieI eber sur Wiebereinfiibruns ,lnb 3ur
9erbreituns bDilisber &itli5tnabme I'm
Bferoebabnuasen beitrasen piroe, aIS
Der bdnfis senug sur S6au setrqssne
8roH, Der beionbers bann ni@t am BIase
it, tpenn Die Baiiasiere aus dIteren unb
aIten SerreR beiteben, oenen bic 8equeulE
Ii4felt bes Sitens tpsbL su sDunen IFS.
uno Die trob aIisbem nod INNER ritters
Li6e Su9eno ipiro einem 2dheIn tpiaiser
folgen, aIs ben bitterbOien BIiden, tpeI9e
sssentpdrtis aus i6Dnen 4ussn I'M gfsrpes
babnpassn nnr all3u oft perienSst tpers
BEN.
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Cincinnati, sountag, nen ~ Robember 1881

einem sroBen 8no6en beltanb, fab ettpas
grim unb leibenbaft aus, aIs penn er sur
Grbaltun9 feiner SuSenofrifhe su lanse
auf Gts selesen ...... i9 perlu6te, Elm
Stiid fletn 3u tauen uno gab bann Die
boffnunsSIoie lrbeit auf.
9luf Den &dIe persi6tete ib pdnsIi6,
neil i6 bod fpabrlheinlib anitatt Gas
mentbert ben perd6tli6eu GmmentbaIer
befon,men bate.
llno num- gum 0e7ert, ii6 nod bic
Speiien porre6nen Iallen, bic man tbeiIs
nit Oe9out, tbeilS gar nift seseilen, pas
1T elm geiItigeS BieDerfduen, bas Die eifIe
8irfunS nur nod permebren biIft.
ygto9 Elm 8ier 2" fragte Der 8eIlner,
na6oem i'd be5abIt unb ibm Elm anitdn=
bi9es ErtntseIo segeben bate.
Das allo tpar Der 9ant fir meine
Gilte
SD ma6te cine 8etpesuns, um
lhm Die Serpiette an bas bIeibe
9aupt 5u tperfeny siigelte aber bann
meine oufbrauienoe Seibeui6aft, ersriff
Sut unb Stod, piiroi9te meiuen faffee.
trintenoen 9ta6bar feines SIifeS unb
perlieB NIT itpl3em WGBmutb oas 2ptaI.
Jteue 8elen mDsen ia gang gut febreu !;
bieIer mar aber bod elm 9ishen su frab
ituupf seiporben. BeI9Ieunisten S6rit=
tes be9ab t9 mid nun in metne geoiegene
Ibenbfneipe unb IieB mir trob Der par=
men SabreS5eit einen re6t ltrammen8rpg
bon Go9nac geben.
als i'd ben eritent frdftisen S6Iud ses
trunfen fIOhen mir bie bslLen Ibransn
aus ben Iugen.
8enn Darna6 bic 3ri9inen ni5t iter=
ben, Oann tpeiB i6 ss nt9t," ba9te i6
in meinem Sinn, ,,tm unsunftigiten Sale
tperben iie aber oieIlei9t betrunfen, fansen
SdnoeI NIT etuanoer an, uno mcroen lib
ieIbit I'M 8abniinn ibre8 tolIen Raui6es.
Sta6pem i9 oa5 erite GIas aus Bate,
tranf ib sur St6srbeit nod Elm Stpeites !;
aI8 ib aber bann ettpaS i6rds mad SouIe
sins, Ordnsten ii8 mir bic erlten Seiratbs.
sebanten auf.
GfIen tbut man isSsnfaIIs beIIer unb
beduemer IN Ietner SGusIihtett 49,. j. uno
es mag ia aud nod man6s auSsrs 2Ins
uebusli6teiteu babsn.
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Sn oer Stra6en-gar.

@enn man, tpie S9reiber bieIer j3eis
len, taSIib piermaI Die 8fsrbebabn Bee
niist unD, senau gere6net, iabrli6 Stpei
Wpnate auf Der Gferpebahn subringt, 10
iammeLt man ii4 cine siemlib reiae @rs
fabrun9 man lernt ben Utenlhen ais
BteroebabnsB BaHasier fennen, man bort
unsdblise 8ori1ldgs = peritebt iib, ale
gu 8unlten oes AubIifums, man bort bic
BetriebSeinri6tun8en taoeIn unb Ioben,
semdBigt unb un9emdbigt; aber Dapon
nil i4 beute nibt ipre4en.
Die Ibire tpirb surlfseihpben, cine
iunee, elegant setleipete Dame, cine Ieere
Utulitmappe am 9lrm tritt ein; iie IdBt
tbren Bid iiber Die stpan3is Snlallen bes
8asens lbpeifen, tpelbe nit Wtabs auf
ben beioen Sdnfen Rlab finben. Der be-
peutunsSoole Bid tritft pornebmli9 bic
I'M Q8aSen befinoIi9en Serren; ct brildt
oifenbar Die 9luiforperuns ans, Blat su
MAIDEN. llnb nun tritt cine eioentbiimz
Ii1e Gri4einunS elm. Illes bIeibt 1isen,
oas ,,8uaoerbare" sei6iebt nidt nnb Der
Dame bleibt ni6tS iibrig, aIs beimIi6
srollenb an Der Tbitre ooer ppr berIeIben
gu perbarren. Salt reselmabis fam man
bieIe aQsemeine. Observation-Disclosures Der
ionit nod Ianee nidt a,isseitprbensn Gas
lanteris beoba6ten. Wober mag baS
fOmnten gus einem Gsiprd9e NIT einem
8rObian, Der ids sleidfals ,,sum 9rius
sip sema6t batte", Iiben sli bIeiben, mag
,,,,,, fo,,4,,,s,, ,,1a,r N, o,,u "a ...:s
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-27

SreunSinnen oeipDbnIid roia 3Ieiber
gu lenben pflegte. Die sS9bnbeii
ipdbIt feileises. 9totb, 6iele 0abl triffi
aber Inmer nnr cine mutbige Srau.
Weib ersdb[t bon unl1uIb, lit aber aud
bic 5arbe Der Uia6t bic Sarbe pes GIifs,
Die 6arbe bes Sieses i'm sIabenben 2ebea
unb i'm blei4en 8erseben Die Sarbe beg
ueberipinpens. 8rau lieben nur seiItz
ret6e Srauen unb = 9ipnnen. 8eibe
iagen ii4: sd itePe ilber meinem
&Ieibe."
8iplet unb ella atbmen S1fpermutb !;
mile fleurs unb eeitreifte Rleiber nnbes
itdnbieteit. 2ddeln Sic uidt unsIdubis,
Shannon Sescaut trdgt immer geitreifte
5etoe, uuo ale Die anoeren 3itge iino ben
ltoI1en gene3ianerinnen, ben i6onen 8ez
nueierinnen, ben BiIbern ber 2lariHe
SarIoipe i'm 2ppcIace, Der Wontespan, Der
Diana BON Yoitiers, Den Dubarp unb
SepiSne abeelaulbt, tpeide lebtere bann
IN ounfelbrdun bas Ge6t bes Jtabbenz
fens fitr ii6 in 9lnIprub nimmt. 1eber
Grim, tpuroe feline 8emerfunS sema6t,
Sic f6nnen 1i6 alIo, pbne porber nit SsSbs
rem 8etpillsn ms 9sribt 30 seben cine
gritne Ioilette nit 8arntruns BON @bins
6ila anfertisen lailsn.
Gbin6ilIa, 3obeI, SealSfin unb 8laus
fuds eeben bic BarOIe fur ben @intsr
aus ni6t allein aIs Utuifs unb Bari.
ier 3raSeu, aud a[s 8crburen unb 8ers
brdmunsen fir Ndntel unb &Ieiosr.
9tm eefdlisiten eisnet iid Der tpeide
Be3 poer Die Yelaimitation ;ur 8arnis
runs bon Utorsenroden. Cine beubIaue
GabemirsRObe, nit SSiidotter unb nit
bunfeIrotber Gbin6taa bsiest, tpurSeu
benz EroulIsau elmer i6pnen 8raut eins
berLeibt, psIbe Dem SSiiriten zines beuts
i4en Ioelsbauies in tpenisen Mo6en gun,
glltar foIgen tpirh.
8eitatten Sic mir Elm @prt iiber cine
ertraoa8ante orisineIIe unS setpib fIeios
fame Wfppe. Utan besniist iid Idnsit
ui6t u,sbr, 8rapatten aus aeber angus
fertieen. Man i6neibet reseIre6te 2eibs
6en aus bGnii6em 2eber, bic nit Seibs
geflittert unb nit Stifereien in Cob,
Silber uno Seioe a In hussard ausse:
itattet tperben. 9ieIe Eaiaen Il1Ien bic
5ormen nod ntsbr berpsrtrsten alS BIZ
fltrSe 3eit beliebten TrieptsIaillen, uni
barum 8orIt9t Gs tpmmt !pieI Saraui
an tpie uno BON ipem bic neue No6e
aboptirt miro, tpeI6e in ben fran3Diii9en
Seebdoern i9on i6l6tern uuftaudte.
Sic 1tno miipe setporben, perebrte
SSreunbin, rInb i6 bate Sbnen nod serne
2laerlei ersdbIt bon ienen aus Silbers
unb 8pIofaben setpebten Stpffen, Die
pra6tpoIIe Taiaen fir belfarbise AtIas
uno Srpfat=Iatlle bilben tperoen. 8ie
9etpebte Sonnenitrablen umlpinnen bieie
8unlttperte Der Snbultrie ben Sberforper
8oIa &oben nit SiIbersIaillen, penceaur
nit 8OIo ersieIen Birfunsen III benen ies
be8 fir S96nbeit empfinoIi9e Iugs
i6peIst. - 4bsr g ie iinb miiSe, unp
/ d - bic @Iutb i'm Gamine lit pergIpm.
men, Der Serenfeiiel Der gbantaIie srfaI.
tet bic IeBten ibdumenben 8Iaien bic
emporiteisen ;erfIieben, unp i'm 8rsnns
ipie9eI nteines SNnern fcnSentrirt ii9 aIr
les &i4t um Die grinnsrung an Sic.
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Wanmigfaltiges.

aus Der &eIisionsfunSs
Bfarrer: MssbaIb iino mir auf
Groens
Saueruicbn: . Das msr ii9 i6inne
unb PLACE!
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Sariirtes Gitat.
Rit Sem GiirtsI. nit benz S6Ieier
@sst Ser i4Sne Dabn gun, Gsisr.

pfarrer: yAber, Mann, gusr
8eib sn i6Iasen, filrbtst Sbr Sud bsnn
gar nt9t Dor Der Sunbe 2"
Bauer: IRA, Serr gfarrer, bsbsbs
unisr ans is MID 10 fardtian.!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-27

8pr einer Gpttps 8ubs. Stun.
Iiebe Srau, Du bait Dein @Ild periu6t,
paS bait Ou eeScsen 2" - ,N6 @Ott,
Ji4ts SD bab' ihcn inmer bas rlna
sIld. 98eiBt Du, porises Sabr, mo mir
sebsiratbet baben babe i'd aud einsn
oanspurlten bstomneu.a
gor Idnserer 3e;t bessnte %
einen 3pniter, aIs er ben ShlpBbaupts
mann tn Der ! rBre3ioia" CAB, bab ibm bic
e,ne 9dlfte oes Shnurrbartes bsrunter
.fiel. Gin fdallenbes @eld6ter tDnte
ourb baS 9aus. Do& Der S1auipieler,
it6 l4neu faiIenb, bebt ben Bart auf bea
tra4tst ibn tDebmiitbis unb iaste:
,Sdobe, SGabe,
Seit Der erobsn RstiraDe,
@c i6 mid suIsst barbirt
SIT mir 10 ipGs ni9t pafiirt." /"
Gin Oonnsrnoes NppIaus ir!ste bisism
Smprpmpt,t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-11
Judge Matthews.

The Chicago Tribune, in the
course of an argument against ap.
pointing Stanley Matthews Judge
Of the Supreme Court, makes the
following curious admission:
"2. Mr.. Matthews's personal and
political relations to President
Hayes have been of such political
nature that his appointment would
reflect discredit on If 1t did not
tarnish the honor Of the Supreme
bench. 1t would be suspected and
said that Mr.. Matthews was made
q Supreme Judge on account of
very questionable services in the
far count Louisiana business
services which in the case of other
men have alre ady been SO .conspic.
uousIy rewarded as to bring re-
proscn upon all Administered ion
otherwise pure and honorable."
Some of these days, perhaps, the
Republican press will be forced to
admit the whole of that Louisiana
business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-11
Burglary at DoWney.

On Wednesday night thu rail
road depot at Downey City wa
entered by burglars, the safe blowr
open and robbed of $1sO-a pack
age OF 500 in charge of Wells
Fargo & Co.'S agent and $50 belong
ing to che railroad company. Al
examination yesterday morning
showed that the safe, q small
one, had been placed bacl
down on the floor, a hole drilled
In the door near the combination
and the cavity about the lock
packed with powder. The burg
lars had then covered the dool
with sacks to deaden the noise Of
the explosion, aud fired the charge
by means OF a fuse made
from the slow.matches of fire.
crackers, The outer plate of the
door was blown entirely free from
the hinges and interior works o
the safe, and struck the ceiling, Il
feet high, as WAS shown by the
marks on the boards. 1t was found
on the floor, some distance from
the safe. The sacks, ignited from
the explosion, had not been extin'
guished but thrown on the floor Of
the waiting room. Fortunately the
floor had been we'll spriDkled just
before the depot was closed, and The
fire must have been slow In comnu.
nicating to 1t. In the morning con
siderable strip Of the flooring was
found to have been burned out, ant
the underlying jeists were eharred
half through. 1t Is wonder that
the entire structure was not de-
stroyed.
No part of the depot building
was occupied at night and there
are no houses In very close prox-
unity to 1t. An explosion was
heard by some of the people of the
town about midnight, but they
could not locate the sound and so
let the matter pass without inves'
tigatiOn.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-11
Board Of Supervisors.
THURSDAY. Feb. 10. 1881.

THURSDAY, Feb. III. 1851.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
m ent. Present, full Board and the
Clerk.
Petition of D. M. Adams. Taken
under adviseme nt until next meet.
ing.
suit on bail bond of Mrs. M.
Chapman, on opinion of District
Attorney, ordered dismissed.
Supervisor Egan moved to allow
]. w. Hinton $3.50 per annum. to
be paid monthly out of the salary
fund, salary as Secretary of the
County Board Of Education, to
date from January l, 1881. Carried,
Egap, Rogers and Cooper voting
In the affirmative. Harmon and
Prayer in the negative, for the rea-
son that this Board has no author
ity to allow extra pay TO Mr.. Hin
ton as such Secretary.
On motion, w. b. Cullen. Tax
Collector, was allowed $3.50 SO for
extra help in making up 0siin.
quent tax list. Egan, Rogers and
Cooper voting in the affirmative
and Harmon aud Prayer in the
negative, for the reason that they
think 1t part of the duty Of the Tax
Collector to make the Delinquent
list, he having q salary Of $500 q
year and deputy for three months
1T $3.50 per month, and that he doei
not collect taxes during the whole
year.
Bid OF j. w. Dobyn for grading
Ell Monte road. Rejected.
On motion, water rates in the
county were fixed the same as last
year.
On motion, the County Recorder
was allowed to employ two extrs
deputies for one month, at . salary
OF $75 each, to prepare abstract .Ol
mortgages for County Assessor.
On motion, the Assessor was au.
thorized to procure maps for hit
office at q cost not to exceed sos
Regular monthly bills audited
and warrants ordered drawn.
Adjourned until Monday, March
7th, at 10 A. NJ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-11
Chief Of Police Gard, while max.

Chief Of Police Gard, while maxi
ing q reconnaissance in Chinatown
last night, followed couple OF
Cinnamon through the devious
wlndings Of a dark hallway that
led into q large room In the int.
rlor OF the old adobe buildings
that cover the square between San.
chez street and Niger alley. Here
he found five Mongolians engaged
in the mysteries Of Chinese lottery,
one of them being I'm the act OF
paying for chances. He took the
party into custody and captured
tho cash box and u number OF
books of tickets. On reaching the
street the Chief blew his whistle
for assistance aud was shortly sur
rounded by all the inhabitants Of
that quarter; but, officer Hart COM
ing up, he marched his prisoners
through the. crowd and brought
them to Police Headqu ari ers, W here
the two principals of the game de-
posted $40 each and the others SIS
apiece, $35 in all, for their appear
ance before the City Justice this
morning.
Yesterday evening, about half
past five o'clock, the imam trap"
built under the supervision of the
Board Of Public Works in the
crossing from Commercial street Ia
Downey Block, was the scene Of
an accident which may result in
permanent injury to one of the
victims. At the hour named, Mr..
d. V. Waldron. accompanied by
Mr.. Walter Rogers, was driving
along Main street at q moderate
rate of speed, when one of the fore
wheels of the carriage caught In
the trap aforesaid, giving the
vehicle wrench which threw
both occupants over the dash
board on 10 the street.
Mr.. Rogers's side struck the edge
Oh TIC ulku etVuo CsossIus az tuc
railroad track, the fall breaking
two Of his ribs and inflicting inter.
nal injuries from which he may
not recover. He was clicked up
and taken into Mr.. McGinnis's 81
loon, where DR.. Worthington
dressed his injuries. when he wae
removed to his home. Mr.. Wal.
dron was more fortunate, escaping
with sore bruise on the
hip. The concussion was sc
violent that the single trees oil
the carriage snapped off like
pipestems and the wheel and axle
were both badly bent: We cannot
see why such an obstruction was
ever placed in the street. If the
purpose was to force the railroad
com pany to raise their track, why
were they not compelled to do 81
before the crossing was put down9
Whatever the purpose, it should be
at once removed, before the city
becomes liable for moro damages,
or, what ia of more Importance. be.
fore another life is endangered by
the obstruction.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-11
COURT REPORTS.

Superior Court. .".HowARD, j.
THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1879.
In re- guardianship of L Strobie,
q minor-Final account OF guar
dian heard and approved.
l.. A. Go. Bank vs. Sbields-Or-
der setting case for Feb, "a, 1881 set
aside and case reset for April 18th,
&C 10 A. NJ.
AN. w. de Temple vs. l.. IL
mott. of defendant for
leave to amend granted.
McGarvin vs. Mc6arvin-Default
entered, proof taken and decree Of
divorce ordered to enter.
A. Foster va Creditors-Sherif1
appointed assigned; order setting
aside personal property filed.
3. @. Foster vs. Credltors-Sher'
ID appointed assignee; order set
thug aside personal property filed
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Cells OF al VS. r. G. Porter.
Cells vs. G. X. and B. +. Porter.
WILSON PRESIDING.
Pho Pico vs. Il. Naud-Appea
from Justices Court tried and sub
mitted on briefs.
People ex rel John Trafford ant
JohD Trafford vs. Board Of Super
visors aud County Clerk continues
until Saturday next and defend
ants given until that time to plead
O. W. Childs ct vi vs. Antonio
Sngnes ct al-Demurrer submitted
by consent.
Susan Douglass W. M. K. Bar
retto-Motion to file supplements
answer argued and submitted
Plaintiff granted stay Of execution
on giving bond IN double th'
amount Of the Judgment OF thu
Court below.
6eda W Tuttle-Stay OF execu
tion granted TIL motion to deter
mine nliug Of additional bond J
- ~ ee-pAx.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-11
Dcwney Items.

A few days since Mr.. Ward, Of
this place, who attended the case
Of small pox at the Ranchito, wai
sick, and manifested symptoms OF
having contracted that disease, al
though he had had it. He is now
convalescent and all fears Of small
pox have disappeared.
A regular Santa Ana "zephyr'
visited this place on Wednesday.
Signs. doors and windows ratified
aud dust 6sw, but no damage was
done.
Several men from this place have
gone to San Diego with their team
to work on the railroad.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give an entertainment next
week to raise money to finish CELL
ing their house; also, the ladies of
the Methodist church are prepar.
ing for an entertainment on the
22d met.
Mr.. d. s. Wardlow and Miss AID.
die Hendricks were married on
Tue sday last, ut the residence of
the BRIDES father, DR.. C,Kendrick,
near this place.
Mrs. Emily Pitt Stevens lectured
in the Christian church here on
Monday and Tuesday evenings on
tenn perance. On the latter even
ing the room was filled to over
flowing, one or two saloon keepers
and q few OF their best patrons be.
ing present. As q lecturer she was
evidently considered success, one
man characteriZing her rs the best
"woman talkel" that he had ever
heard. She created quite a revival
on the subject Of temperance and
succeeded in organizing lodge,
with the following officers: w. H.
Baker, W. p. G. Il. aud DID; I'D.
James, Jr., w. G. T.; Mrs. K. P.
Livermore, w. V. T.; J. @. Sim.
| mons, 8 ; b. +. Keudrlck, G.; Mrs
Josie Mcclellan, f. s.; Miss
Rives, L.
The public school here Is In .
prosperous condition, about one
hundred and twenty-five pupils be-
ing in attendance.
Mr.. John Townsley returned 9
day or two ago from San Francisco
where he had been attending thu
session of the Grand Lodge, A. O
u. W.. as q delegate from Silve'
Star Lodge.
Mr.. 4. 8. Gray has been reap
poi nted roGd 0verseer for this die
trict. He has made good ocacsr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-11
A Card.

To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretiOns Of
youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc., I will
send recipe that will cure you,
free Of charge. This great remedy
was discovered by Q missionary Ia
South America. Send self-ad'
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
T. Inman, Station d, New York
City. mylS 'ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-11

John Foster 10 Charles Crocker-Ran.
cho santa Ma,garita y Las Flores, IN
San Diego cnunty, and Los Desechos, in
Les Angeles county; S207,U0
Nv Heilman to V II Vignes-Agree-
ment TO convey Ella Park and u "a acres
adjoining in East Los Angeles: half cas- h
and balance on or before Jan 81. 1851; in
terest s pr r cent per annum; $E2i.
Dav ID l. Pniliiis to NJ Grimth-Lots
aud q, blk lol, Belle Vue Terrace, ely;
$500.
a Il Loomis to Philip Pearson-Lot !,
blk 4, Pryor tract, city; 500.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-11
TO Whom It May Concern.

Please take notice: Any person
having pledges or collaterals at the
Star Loan and Broker Office, No. 4
Commercial street, will please re-
deem the same or pay accrued ln-
terest thereon within thirty days
from this date or they will be sold.
2. E.-Money loaned on all kinds
Of personal property. mr30tf