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, 1881-05-03

In Nh exc6llont article upon "t'nystcnl
Education In tho Fnttunr ScittseA Monthly for
Mny, Dr. Felix b. Oswald throws out d hint for
Tho relief ot 0sthnR which is I'd simple TINT II ID
wurth trial by tho sufferers with that dlstsussA
tt1R disease. tits rumcdy ia f6w nitttltos' axct-
ciso with tho bA!nnoc.stiek. III AugEcsts tho
tlBo Of n straight stick. like a-hAndlo,
about ivo or six feet lon8 and ono lneh In dtan,-
regular Intervals. Thds! Flt.l d ton-pound
Weight uf nny sort with a rtccc bf stout vito.
ono end Of It In hook form. Mf. Oawntl aaya:
onu ehtl, stretching out attn aid Stick hnri-
4nntnlly like a snpter NJ a home. tiruhtt theh
draw your arm bhck, still keeping the stick rbK-
lilly hor!10ntal. max your hand tttch yolr th,
thrust 1t but hKatt drhw 1aok, a ap OIL. I'LL tho
Next load tho sGck-i. o.. hook the stone to ono
CREASE the weight BY several pounds. Hook 1t
10 unp Ut tho h,l11lc nptches. and trY 10 noyn
your nrm ~ hetote. It wlil bo hara work now
WIN lind that tho ofuft reacts powerfully IN bis
lungs; ho will phG a. II tho respiratory enHlut
Meto working Under high prossltft.
Thb weighted stick htnttns asatt,st tho shows
Of tho forearm uycroomes tho Btrloturn Of tho
hsthuthtle spasm, and with tho aid Of thlA mo-
chantcnl palliative, tho disttoaA can bt relieved
before tho actual broathtbsness begins. Daily
exercise with tho stlok 1.rhanlshoa tho frequency
Of rho attacks. and II begun In time, ho thinks,
would euro Ghitdron from tho hereditary tond-
cuoy to 1t. As thoto Ii nu taluat and complete
euro for nsthna. tho only hobe tho suf1orur has
Is to pnlRte it. and II 1t DO dono In thfs sim.
plo manncr It certainly Is much moro valuable
than drugs or doctors.
, 1881-05-03

physcfans, etc., ete., tho majority, hoHo4ur, ate
young noblotnen whd mote In Tho best eooety.
6avc bocn soen In tho tntnns ct Pttnoc No*ohtA
sotcrhky, Count tloteihsky. 1'rsnoc Ltcvan. Cot.
Chhhay, und othar huthblitlnA, wfillo arothcr
fctdor OF tho Nthtllssa. fwanow, sl,td III most
confidential relotlona TO FRINGE Gortsohakoff
until tho latter Was warned from Paris. Tho
1tnuxFllnR cf A quantity Of dynamite undor n
lond ot hay Into tho Cars palace At 0atsohlh ID
not al sn3utob8b.1tty,
, 1881-05-03
PUBLIC OPINION,


Albany Evcni,.g .TourtM, fRep,. VA
sa.raes ,.1 sonseae .s II IL tao f1aht OF senuso'
dent agalnst bic wishes or without bis as,ept
simply Dounnso it was 80 mule. To yote IN n,
feot for nj other ronsnu won1a In IN In,ul, II,
i'fes'aoat ma 10 usarp bis pFeso9at1es Il
Judxo Hoborteun II nut ia B0nd ltcpubltcan Al
tho besr Of his Senatorial urtttcs-sf be- has not
osery aeea far e % ~ ' s
1oas, DO o aaty TX, 1vGry toPg!lfn senatar 'ose
rgaecti tai, tint BIZ mimi win s't n IL IN ths
Presidents t,wn in0tion wul,id llc to intfdacs
now now prlnstplu IN administration; nnd Tho ys1y
hn .h, sISn ny ~ t. Npa
commit ft.tnl bluniur.
MAJ. vn.,, ,r.,,....,. ,ri..,4. l. ,.,otn..,..
a,,1'' -" ,, AnAs - u" s... ,'sN"'N's Nv.
,.,ots, -, ,..a-1s..," ~ .n'.noH4 "asu
ns,...,.. ~ ,,.sD,,., .'"a "ns ~ NV NV
1sI.h,,'.,T u,.,is. "e"sAu.'', ", w., s.s
ts'e'tdf9no stt"s' "So one amonE Is ever
natlyo whtto poople would ever bccutpc 50 for.
uotfni lf tho tica or i,nnd tint hclI thpn, 10.
ratf,nr M In ia ssti,no ~ in;m viii y fhn ncsro
n9rsy IT Tug ssaso an n that m'ss s.,.
anGif91 ~ r tao!T 9w Fsu roo to 70 s nann s
Sae xhiel ati rses,iy, S,;a Y; l., Issn 81 ,.5sat ss
Hb,n.ta,nnmT i,Hra q ,;;,,n i, t',Ihiln uffajr1i
They mrS no n,uro jxaor,,nt ihan tnp jhrnosratie
.najorlry III Naw York City, mud "our uaiIst:
rasa" TO It'll habsayy Gscaass eusas tlsy IS bssoa
DO It. They tion't wasso any tin!o il lauenla.
so,ne @ vv:co ID sbolr S WI voyufes vosu{ Sg BY Ill
s@tg t9S xn9Tns aid ,[tk VI 70 " Ssxrsasa ssns a
ilo rolIows lie snS s.ursa. H TIFF /, Il bSh W t!e ioi
IL H., Ssw% pssaS Tses q xssp IL ,,s ts,' ~ 4
~, hs y 1,ac c ,v1it s a rh chIfT Y, vn,s "
-. n.. - "s. ~. ' rns a,s" ~, n,,,, ia.
d. fall i'ress tkeps): The fost'o!llee "
5;st"rSaS j. ,nhas,tann,, yin fsn,n tho NJ, dsys Il
n~.,,. .stf.,' ,,sat"n.a1 ~ ,,"ot"t ,,lox nenM
the whole four yoars OF as saccsssar into th'
pressnt Adm!ntstsnton. undor tho admin''ttt'
aua ~ asnss' - tna".a' .aa ,,,,s =, shs o..
pnnnt nt teo m 5 at %neaao and
gold ,nIuo to uorsalf, persons connected taaFs.
with win, nrc9arrc1 nrnflt m ,n,luepcc, It vii
hs rnmoI,tlwtra,i that Mmrsf,nI1 JnwcIl was sun.
, 1881-05-03

TuE Castle Of st. Cloud. which tlas been
since the war Of ls7o-'71 heap OF runs, ia to be
rebuilt and chunRod Into prystnl patnoe Rttcr
tho pattosa as that In Bydenhan1. acar Loutiou,
The establishments will contain nu lnmcuao OK
hbitlun building constructed ot Klass and Iron,
a museum, greenhouses, aquaruuis, aviar!es,
lakca, ponds, notnan bnths, pahoramas, u pa-
viion for tho prcss I'M International theatse,
etc. A company haa hoen formed for tho pur-
poso Of executing tbs Klgansib work, the farmer
Nnyor ut st. Ctoud, ut preaont v,co-rresidont OF
the Chamber Of Deputies. Mr.. 6enard, belug ita
ProaldUnt. A resolution has bean adopted 10
c0ru1nenco the orecu0n of tho now building
without dolny. Thu Government bas given por.
mission to The Company to us1 tte ruEns nud tue
Eardons for tho purposes indicntad.
, 1881-05-03
TUESDAY, MAY 0, 1881.

= Nil CoHKL1Sa has bccn sha.nefully I'M
posed Upon by Tom James, who takes kindly
to tho new Administration and helps 1t WON
desfully by turning the thieves cut, II ho
had bren trne mnchtnlst he would have
waited to see whnt Garfield would do about
Nohertsnn.
, 1881-05-03
THE pnEMA OF TIE sNo11aH TORIES.

TIE DnEMA OF THE EN6L1aH TORIES.
Tho Tories Of the English House Of Lortls
nro lii d!leu1a over the Irish Lnnd bill,
and the dllen,a ls suohta serious one thns
1t forebo1as Tho ultimate triumph Of tho bill
The London Saturday lseutclo, which IL at,
influential organ Of tho Tories, has At last
reaalled t1at conclusion, and openly advo-
cates the bill, not particularly upon It's
merits, but because there Is no hope OF sub
st!tutlng more moderate measure for it,
and the delay Of year would bu attended
with violence and possible anarchy. I'm
pressed with these convictions, It lndorses
the appointment Of Lord Darlington to take
the place In the Cabinet ,nade vacant by the
Duke Of Argyll, who Resigned when tho bill
was introduced becauae I'D thought Suppress
sion of freedom Of contract WIS Injurious
both to landlord and tenant and 1t very
earnestly advises tho Lords to pass the bill.
A d!spRtola In Yesterdays edition throws
some light upon tile dilema in which tho
Lords aro placed,-a dlleua which Is all
the more serious because 1,o Tory leader has
yet appeared qualified to. take tho place OF
tie Earl Of Bcaconstiolll. rhe dispatch says:
"Tllo action OF, tue Tories Is confused In
regnrtl to tho LAnd bill, In consequence
Of the Ulster Tories, who are pledgeu to sup
port tenant rights aud cannot Oppose the
second readlng,"-or any other readlng for
that 1Iiatter. "Tha resolutions adopted at
the Tory meeting on Wednesday, (which
were antagohlstic to the blll] will therefore
prove frultless. The report Is generally cred
tied that 1t will DO abandoned."
Tho aotloh Ut the Ulstnr people alluded to
in this tllsuttct In tie kuv II, The vhoic affun,
, 1881-05-03

Tile vorsntllo Bismarck has gone among
tho roforruors. Following the example Of ex-
President lIayos. ho has issued Clvil-sarvlco
orlor Mo- l. iustruot!nR nil tho Prime ministers Ut
tho Governments Of tho Empire to state to their
oftice, that they must not ID any fhannnt. nt-
tempt to uso tnotr influence in tho coming elec-
lions for Inomhora Of tho Rclchstng, and to nl-
yIso them to maintain during tha campaign that
dgnl1el rcscryo which stards IN harmony with
existing laws nnl rospaot for the Freedom ut
elections. "nravo,'' reptloa the He1ltnsr Nd
ttoHalzeuun1, "Disnaarek has undoubtedly ln-
strtlcted tho Primo bfinlstor Of Prussia to tho
sane effoot, aAd we shalt now seo fiow prukstan
civil otioors will, during the coming campaign.
respect tho tscedotn Of oleotions."
, 1881-05-03

TIE Dorsey dinner at De!monIco's had q
star-route nayor about It. At any rate, It "cx.
pedlted" tho trip OF tho alleged savior Of In.lt,
ana to Mentor, wharo ha suw 0AEaeld, and came
away with Hen In his eas. It was sald then ehss
DoFssy-spodest fellow-,asked no reward tor
hta setyices except tho triting Office Of Second
AsslstsnA puatsnaster- 0ouQral FOR ono Of hls
frfpuda
, 1881-05-03

THE New York Matl klyea Senator Conger
an snsy prescription for f4mo. health, md hap
pIness. thus,
Lot Mr. CuuFer make everlasting fame by a
maiden speeoh to this effect! "AE+ Prp&ldent,
9csatpD."
, 1881-05-03

4 DISPATCH from st. Petersburg says that
Several new mines have been discovered Ia that
CITY, and that quantity OF dynamite was seized
1ust after It bad boen introduced into tho oougt-
yard os the palace At qe.schln, aotuealsd 10
LOAD OF hay. The latest et. rotossbure corre-
spoudenec k!ves some very interesting details a.
to the discovery ef dynamite Ia that city and
tho luoFeato Of Nihl!!ssn siuoa the memorable
ttaai ii November last. There can be no doubt
that during tho last seven weeks dynamite has
been found In eight different places. Weighing
In all over two hundred pnd tahout Iaa)
pounds. In tho manufacture Of fhn
dynamite over 1o0 NthlIlsts wese aet.ya-
ly engaged. Tho NIh!llssa aU steadily ln-
esaaslng IL uumboss, sa4 the police ara Of
Uplu!on that tho number Of thoae who have
1o!pod taelr ranks during tho last slx months
eau only le counted by thouaands. It Il alao 4
notahle faet thas tho xrsatgt portion Of the new
acquisitions to tho Niblllstlo fatka are from q
better cIaSs Of soClotv than those who h4yo 70
Tar beon arrested and brought before the Cousta.
AmonR those asrostod who lolnoI tho Nihi.iats
lately are seYen lAwyers. two engineers. three
, 1881-05-03

f'frE Rev. George 0. Barnes, formerly Of
ChicaEo, is 4 fnnlod tnvivalss in thd mottntatns
Of Kentucky. ffo wis cluchtot1 at Dansitle and
Princeton Sehtnaraoa, but loft tho prrsbvtotinn
Church bccauao ha couldn't stand by its doc
trlncs. Now, ho trnycls Abott with his
dhuphtct. who plhys on rood orsun md sings.
He preachos for 1.-Two houts nr two ho,irs ind h
half hr stretch, but koops vnst crowds at atl bis
uectlnRs. Ite believes in healin9 too, ncoord-
lug to tho Borlptura! injunction:
And those signs ehal! follow thum that bc-
!iavo: n NY t,atn9 ahall t1oy Gust out devils;
tnke np sereenis; and II they drink any deadly
thing u ehnll not hurt tltpm; thry shnll lny
hands ptl the aclk and uapy shall recover.
So lIrothor Darnts cnffles about bniall bot
tic Of oil With him. and freely anolnis tho stck
md prays with thutn. No ren1nrknb!o cures
hnyo yct been effected Dbt severn! Kontuck-
taus thvs sold out Isiud 0rnss fartne, bought
reed organe nill bottles Of oil, and Zone out
after tho tnannor Of Mir. Barnes "to prrnuh the
Gospel to Gvoty urpNture."
, 1881-05-03

BaAnY Ind only 89,s0o n year. Ut,
Gould n'ford nowspapor. and Dor',a,o 49,, ~ as
eFal other expensive luxurlcs Of ,bat NV, a n.y.
, 1881-05-03
4 COUNTRY WITHOUT POLITICS.

death.
4 COUNTRY WITHOUT POLITICS.
AT first thought 1t would scent to bo ab-
surd to speak Of tho United States. Of MI
nations, Us n country without politics. It is
the general Impression that politics., like the
poor, VIC havs always with us. The burden
Of lamont among ourselves Is TINT this couli-
try has altokother too much politics for Its
own good. Politics Inns always beon regard
cd us atl American staple. But thero Is ars
other side to tho casa which, Is worth edtl-
sltlaring. Just now we have 1lo serious poll
ttcs.-no issues that strain tho strength Ut
Government, array parties against each
other in fierce hostility, or alarm the people.
A prominent English JOURNAL tho Saturday
RcvleW,-looking at thls matter FROM tole-
acoplc point Of vfsw, 1esertbes very fafriy
the situation In tho Senate, md then adds
the following reflections, which are we'll
worth reading:
1t ls the PECULIAR felicity OF tho United states
that 'AmerIc9n otizons eau a!fotd to occupy
oldcd either way without serious political 4laad-
59taSs + G r HS better =, sns yE,as
or en- @ liz
EnRllsh Parliament ii shonid be. employed On
measures which no to tho root Of tho dootriue
wit 6s' q, colicotod whsitlor sir. njaiio or III,
Ct'uklAng xutus IN advantage ovor u rivAi. In
@ tbs Ercssussyp ,ffef ni'oshur II I cnabsJ Is m.
nuunco lnrRo ind rnpd rcducuons Of tho Ma
nonal t, debt r.. Ain9s. % exempt ,p from aomcat!o
by ia the uon-oxlstonco or trly,ai iu'nor-
lance Of f9Ee!gn rs!attons: There i. ind.c1.
WEE Ganad: and tho suurotssy Of stata H. tbs M
opportunity of Itldu!Ging iu patr!otio protests
~ !nr,mit tina shn ha n',vai nas 1ns m
any serious 1uarrel. Thy Republic Il Iefhapa al.
~ 93. vtso,',sst ~ ~ ao
tn9. Tho Government Of tho country ID porhaps
not t6o1Fet,ony perfect ~ tho ros9ts nro on
euiiooo Of t1,schno iuat It chi Il 10 10 se9ulutcl
and s9,poriat9nitaIed Wtthout tho exercise q e.
taannTo iileir own nlfsrs, hotb tnilydanliy ana
IL Townships, couniles. a1la States. that they Gun
ttd1 H,S d aenH{st Whie H. Mni,o, nsssos
from ono party to another, and during the con.
G1 oet~eSa tn2 rfesont , yt ano aasatsea e
truns.cnt attention to the sriovanco Of IN 1t.
ty Wao tnas az sadaled
General who has not tho Kooti fort,lne to enjoy
nis cotiiluonee: heaaers q pfosinetat papers
ioca, c1ntroycrsies Of Cxactly the satno kid In
country towns. Tho national AIalra of Euro
Wno1 tut ;hay msy nGFhana H. HI Inisa'o ofe
sput!ler condition Of soploty. Tho country
ha nnrc mas ~ as sa 20 ~ w ~
thinFs IL tue Occupation 1t rulers md Parlla-
,ness ,,i, Wln aaeaIo9s nl parosh!l m9EaItuao,
It Is not to bo wondered at, after all. that
Eng,Is, publclsts and writer's should regard
tho prcscnt condition Of the United Suites rs
Que Of political beatitulle. Politics In that
country Includes questions Of foreign war
, 1881-05-03

Archbishop and bis family ara after, which
tho Frcifc1intan also covets, but which John
Bull In all probability will secure.
, 1881-05-03
THE tMpuDRN0E or THE srAn-R0UTB
JbbBHng.

Thu fhUaHfI NNfffI1A 3Nfn thk hfHFxNnkt}fhN
r,,tto, a,.o,s .,st ,t.,,o, .ha -
sasa,,, Ass,s,aat tsnst,,,sat.s ,,.n T., .,,.s,,
Mrnn t,,t ~ d az -, ...aro art,,,a;,,
iot for sr,1 1to ID .nH ,hst n,,sr a ~. rnrr'.,t
maninu,a.tnn tho Inrroaasa ~ nay ain,yai IT, mi. .sas
10 NIX f,ns modrlv ti,taa tit,ns w. aw"u,+ ~
sha o,jr,naf n,,ras, ~ .,,, % t1,t M ,,,a a~ts.aesto
mat NJ ocrv,ca NJ, tha ro,tss ,vns stsein,, ~
nnarv ~ 6n mn w. f1ha @ - .,,it IT. sar"o For on ~
nxamnfo, srt.s ron,o r,n,,n,. Fsos. ~ ~. ~.
Ivnrth IT. Yuma ,vas nr,o,nn,,,, T., ~. a,1a !.
ooo mr., +, % tn1rtv ~ t,rvs t,,sssn t.or t H. nr., ~
,nreI ,n,,rctto,, h, ti,a enhaamIa titno f,o,r,
sov,,,,tao, 1tova IT, nf,aa,, A.. ~ ,nnss..o -
ro,nct, tfo,, ~ aias nm t1,u. ra,aln ths ~.
gragato M y to som IN mr. onnn.n A. H.
ennfract IN t,,,s ro,ta l,.. thran .fa - :. et mi
otava n,o,,t,,s ~ot fn nv, ~. I'll ..;.ra,.a.a
nn,o,,nta tn marie q a,5 mn r. ass,,,ntnS
fnroo vnars hs tta 'ovosaro rorto,, ~ .n,,;ai,
I'm tnsroa eat1 INV .vo,,rI ~, m +,,a ,,fn 49,,
tlrca rn,tcs tha sor,arntan ~ t1tatv,a m @ n,ynr,,v
,yo,,i,l ho an a7s M ass '
An1 t,n.v cc,nn th,s. s+,r.-o,,,. 4o,h,-s
vho 1,ovo nt,,rdaro,1 tto ,,oon,o hv ,yhn1oss1o'
a. flth The WHISKY 1,inastars @ n,,d . ",a,.n that
thov ahom,d an,oy in,,sn,,st., ~ .ha,r s.aa1.
inoa hacs,,aa thev omhsor,h.d ,nouov -, t,s,t
ihtn tndtane n corr,; t,,ot atota far tornaIt
1rho ,r,Jsit ~, ~ ~ sar,. 49,, .,.ot
, 1881-05-03

bhrinks from half A t..imblor Of rot,y .,.-
make up his mouth to fusll oil. d., ~" na,oe eaa
!. only pTstS.t not M excuse, for % .o.sr a'1sr
whtsky, md Ia quito as cn.y to not. "pos ehsa
, 1881-05-03

THE aweet sixteen OF the illinois Legtsla-
tuse xhou.d have she!r portraits takoa and put
IN u gallery sonewhere,-aay at police head
0NAtt6fA.
, 1881-05-03

Dan water n,akes deunkatas faster than
oil the prohibition societies. In Chrtstendom ca1,
euro shenl. 1t " Surprising huw Z man Who
, 1881-05-03

al1' LOT tho'f wintofs sport d"
~~~S@--@S=
AMERI0AN FOREIGN TRADE SHIPPING,
1fr. john Roach, tho veteran al,ipbuildrr
at1d subsldy-seeker, publishes In the May
Humber Of tho NORTH Amertca1t Rcufcto an
article OH American shlpbuilding which Is
remarkable III some particulars. There nre
u few nncontroverted facts relating to Ahinr-
lean shiphuildlng which must always DO
borne In luind to intelllgently understand
tho case: First, American shipping engngetl
In tho foreign trade Inns buen declining for
many years, until now it hardly bears any
serious proportion Of tho whole carrying
trade; second, Ametlcnn-built and American
owned vessels alone nre permitted to engage
III domestic OF coastin9 trade; third, by In.
ternati0nal treaties the rato OF occan post
age is fixed ut the uniform rate Ut two cents
per single letter: fourth, the yaluo Of tho
merchandise transported between this aild
other countrles-our exports and imports
during last year was In round numbers
81, GOO, ,000, 600.
The bulk nnd value Of our foreign trado
grow annually, while the proportion Of that
trade carried In American vessels dlnilnfshes.
One OF the remedies strongly urged for this
state Of things ls that American merchants
be placed on the same footing with the mor-
chants Of nli other countries. and be allowed
to purchase steamers and other ocean-gotrg
craft wherever they can buy them; th1s right
Is denied only to Americans. Against this,
our Congress, adhctlng to tho laws Of trade
which have been abandoned by ali civilized
natfons except 6pnfn and tho United States,
nrotnsta and sttlf knaps 1,nn1 TIM Htat,tfn
, 1881-05-03

AHHLAn LODGE, NO. aB, 4. +. 4 A. M.-1loeu1nr
meeting trnestaT oyenlnR May i. for hustneas and
important work. All msmbeTt arc requested 10 be
present This Fraternity eorln!if inytted. Hill. IL
Aunr0G-st G. IL GRANE, EecrDtarY.
, 1881-05-03

Whfte.9tuek1nE Park
iLnko.Front oppost Washington streot. Daae.bA
ata:a0 y. m. Clovctands ", Ch!nagos,
, 1881-05-03

Hootey'4 The&tro.
Randolph Atteat bstwesn ClArk and La eaiIs
"FairfAx"
, 1881-05-03

MHVleker's Theatre. U
Mndtfon street, bet~osu State aid Dearborn.
.Qne Hundred Wlxe6.n
, 1881-05-03

Olympic Theatre.
eiark street. between Lake aad Randolph. Va
siaty snt0ftalnn1uuk.
, 1881-05-03

Academy Of Mnufc.
I1AIated strest, near Aatittn. West Btae. vsstat,
Entertainment
, 1881-05-03

1tavertJ's Theatre.
rtnTbor7, streaL corner Of Monroe. Mlnstta1 en-
festAlnMqht.
, 1881-05-03

Grand 0pern.IIonae. =
TX street, .opposle nov t-Aoufa. "our
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-21
EDUCATIONAL.
Closing Exercises of the University Of South
ern California.

Yesterday u large number of our
citizens interested In the cause of
education, together with relatives
OF tha pupils, assembled at he
University Of Southern California
to enjoy the exercises which csle-
brated the closing Of the inrtitu-
ton for tho holidays. The follow
ing programme was executed in a
very meritorious manner, both as
respects it's instrumental, vocal
and intellectual features:
instrumental Solo-Gottschalk's "Pas-
quinade. ....... Miss Maria Pruneda.
INVOCATION.
Poem-"Los Angeles".. Frank Borton
Declaimation-::.P Painter Of Seville".
-. ........ Miss Emma Sinsabaugh
Vocal solo. .............Pr Prof. J. Il. Fske
Etsay-"Gardeld's Career, "Alt ert Lindley
Morality in Politics"
..................F. NJ. Larkin
Vocal Solo. Mrs. W. Z. Beeson
iscussion-"Were the Crusades Benefit
Negative-F. q. Lacy.
instrumental Duet-Misses NJ. Pruneda
and =. Riley.
Declamation-"The fate Of Virginia,
............. -. Miss BERTHE Whitney.
Oration-"American Literature.
.................... George +. Bovard.
Vocal Solo. .PrOf. j. II Flske
Observation-Disclosures" Geo. sinsabaugh
Instrumental Solo-"The Regret,".
.................... Miss F. Riley
Benediction.
At the conclusion of the exer.
cises hearty good byes were said
and the pupils scattered to enjoy
their holiday vacation amidst the
good cheer which attends Christ
mas and New Years.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-21
. :
COURT REPORTS.
Superior Court..............H HINES, J.

Superior Court. HINES, ].
TUESDAY. Dec. 20, 1881.
OConnor VS.. Fogle-On trial;
jury out.
Prayer VS.. Griffin-Motion of Re-
spondent to dismiss appeal argued
and submitted.
Los Angeles immigration aud
Land Cooperative Association vs..
Phillips ct al.-Continued till to-
morrow at 8 A. NJ.
Coronado vs. Rumpp- Order on
j. A. Fisher, ]. P, to show cause,
continued till tomorrow at 81 A, NJ.
Kohler VS.. Gage-Motion pend
ing continued till December 22d, at
81 A. NJ.
SET FOR TODAY.
Robinson vs.. Thomas On trial
before jury.
Dodson vs. Robinson-Jury Trial.
Los Angeles Immigration and
Land Cooperative Association vs.
Phillips.
Coronado VS. Rumpp.
HOWARD, J.
Levy VS.. COhn-Continued till
tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
Mound City Land & Water AS
ISOLATION vs.. Louis Phillips ct al
On trial.
Savings and Loan Society vs.. H.
Z. Hazard ct al-Fifteen days ad-
ditional time given to defendants
to answer.
SET FOR TODAY.
Chapman vs. Bates-Argument.
Estate of Dolores Navarro-Peti-
ton for letters.
Levy vs. Cohn--Trial.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-21
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JUDSON. GILLETTE
q GIBsON-DEC. 20. 1881.
CONVEYANCEs.


V Beaudry, John G Downey and Mer-
chants Exchange Bank to J II Thomp.
son and H Il Bush-August %, 1851
Agreement to convey ranges s, 81 and 8,
DOwney, Beaudry and Hayward tract;
$1,000 cash, balance on or before Jan ! +,
1882; 10 per cent per annum; Sl5,590 10.
Same TO same-Deed of same property;
$l5, $50 10
Peter Schmitz and Gustave schmitz
to Alfred Robinson, trustee-NEl of
NEL SEQ 20. and SM OF SEz of SEA Sec
81, 4 s s, h 10 "; value received.
Andrew Glassell. Chapman and W
H Toler to 7 P Frazer-NM lot 4, blk g,
Chapman tract.
Same grantors to Miss Jessie l. Toler-
Lot ID, blk Il, Chapman tract.
Chas A Preston to W b Preston-98 3
acres In Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana;
$1,000.
Louisa @ Birch to Waldo H Marquis
Lots 27 and rs, Birch's Addition 10 santa
Jos NJ Cough to Harriet l. Baker-Lot
l, blk l48, Santa Monica; $500.
Jacinto Talamantes to Juan Rodriguez
Sl60Q.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-21

Lieut.. Gender of the British
Palestine exploring party has TAX
en- his surveying party back to
Jerusalem for the Winter, bring
ing with him the results of his
frat campaign across the Jordan.
Over 800 names have been collect
ed, moro than 200 ruins have been
examined, some 400 cromlechs
have been found, and plans,
sketches and photographs have
been taken. In addition to tue
cromlechs. several menhirs or
standing stones have been found,
and ancient stone circles in con-
nection with both classes of monu-
ments. Among the sites explored
are Heshbon, Eleahiab, Madeba,
aal-MeOn. Ne5o and Pisgah, the
hot springs of CalllirrhoG Rab-
both, Ammau, and the Jordan val
ley. Lieut.. Gender reports that he
has fou nd the place OF the worship
of Baal Poor and the site of Ba-
moth Baal; that he has an impor-
tant suggestion to make as to the
"bedstead" of Og; that he has dis.
covered the method by which the
enormous stones used at Arak ell
Emir were brought up from the
quarries; that lie has found Sass
sanian building at Amman, which
seems likely to illustrate in an in
teresting manner the architecture
of the Kubbst-es-Sakhra at Jeru-
salem.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-21

Eastern oysters every styIei
hot and cold lunches and all the
delicacies OF the season served on
the shortest notice at Congress
Hall, corner of Main and Requena
streets. Ice cold Boca beer, the best
on the Coast, always on hand, as
we'll as a full supply Of the best
brands Of liquors, wines and ci-
CARS. Entrance to ladies' rooms Oh
Requena street. Open day aud
night.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-21

"Will you hold my baby while I
look out for my bsggage?" asked q
woman of a railway employe in q
Chicago depot, the other day.
"No," said the man, "but l will
hold your baggage while you look
out for your baby" He held q
baby for a woman once and she
never came back for 1T, and that is
what made him go careful.