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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04

By the late census the United
otates opens the next decade with
'7upWasds Of fifty millio ns Of people.
Ibese IL = portentous sIgnificance
4 - this fact which words can hard
Z n embody, though stepped in hy-
0etteIe. The people Of The United
1oles have always been a mercuri-
|e1 aud boastiDg race, aud they
Uo9v certainiy entitled to their lit
~ 6oeoouads. Any one who shall
11k % volume Of . British re-
011W o( atty yeafs ago Will notice,
Vkoo they dsIgn to speak of the
/ lJnloed Dtatss It All, the play Of .
uoev Navy aud contemptuous hu-
tR Is our boastfulness and that
11ls = nanhozAnt hope and self
- 1e6so which characterized us
1n6 noW. The rossats efforts
Ronrsh u July orators gave
Dsitfsh reviswsrs minute
1rnoak Oar radiant views Of
lulngo psoyeked : laDguld
- 1l(y. IN very truth our
~ 06cs u shs sspsuIns mood.
: ~ Bensth q JuIy effort,
~ 5to5s sGo, and the speeker
S 11f11nf U1oh > lively ssnse Of
- = = = --<n<xy. Qho ~
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EAST Err N.
Ths Chri.,s.ncy Casr.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 3d.-The de.
position of Edil Giro was taken In
New York in behalf Of Mr.. Chris.
tiancy In his suit for divorce. It
was given to the press. He testi.
fed that he was introduced to Mrs.
Christiancy by A. Ruis, a Peruvian
banker, on the voyage from Lima;
that he registered her at the st.
Nicholas Hotel, New York, as Mrs.
81. III. Wharton at her request;
that she came to his room at,the
st. James Hotel, this city, and
then he had Intercourse with her
after having dined her and lady
friend at q restaurant. The counsel
for the defendant will move to
strike out this last portion of the
deposition when the Court meets,
owing to threats made to Giro.
Condens sf AcquissaI.
NEW YORK, January 3rd.-The
Worlds London special says: The
Land Leaguers who are now in
Dublin on trial, claim that eight of
the the jury are on their side, and
they boast that there will be no
conviction.
0arnsld's Cabinos.
CHICAGO, Jan. .3j.-The Times
Washington special says: Blaine
has been offered the premiership of
the new administration and will
accept IT. He has said as much TO
one or two intimate friends.
Charles Foster has been offered
and has accepted the Secretaryship
Of the Ipterior. Garfield has posi-.
lively made up his mind to offer
the Secretaryship Of the Treasury
to Levi P. Morton. Within q few
days it is pretty we'll settled that
the Pacific Coast will be given a
representative In the Cabinet.
Congressman Horace Davis is very
favorably considered for the posi-.
ton. 1t is said on high authority
to be question In Gatfield's mind
whether to give ;',e Poatm aster.
Generalship or Attorney General
ship to the Pacific Coast. Sam
Wilson, one Of the most prominent
lawyers of san Francisco, 10 very
urgently pushed for the Attorney.
0eneralship. Those two plans are
under adyisenqent, but no decision
has been reached.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04

II. JACoBY, Plaintiff,
JAMES G. TOMBSTONE, Defendant.J
The People Of the State Of California
send greeting to James 9. John.tone.
You are hereby required to appear in
An action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the Justices
Court OF Wilmington Township, county
to answer before the Justice. at his office
In the said Township, the complaint fled
therein, within ftve days Exclusive ofthe
day Of service) after the service on you of
this summons-if served within the
township in which this notion is brought
-or, II served out Of said township, but
In said county, within ten days, or With
In twenty days II served elsewhere.
The said action Is brought to recover
from said defendant the sum OF two hum
dred and eighty six and 35.l00 dollars
and merchandise sold and delivered by
plaintiff to defen dant at Wilmington, in
said Township, on or about the 2lst day
OF December, A. ID. 1873. together with in
teIest thereon from said date.
to plaintiffs Com PLANT filed III this Of
And you are hereby noti fied that If you
fatl 80 to appear and answer said COM
plant as above required, said plaintiff
Will take judgment against you for said
suit.
Make legal service and duo return
hereof.
>, Given under my hand this asd day of
J.F.c. JOHNSON.
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
u. M. dOLTUNs Attorney for Plaintiff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
A CARD.

EDITOR HERALD: In regard TO the card
AID, signed "Los Angeles Packing Com
pony,n concerning complaints made TO
Dr. ]. B. Winston, Health Onicer, Of the
nuisance which h as existed for the past
premises. caused by the presence Of some
zoo hogs (and that, too, only two blocks
from the public school). in justice to my
self and others in the immediate vicini.
ty. will state that on returning from
business, I went into my garden (as is
my usual practice every EVENING", and
the stencil which arose from The hog
pens on tho Packing Company's prem
tses on that particular evening was so
offensive that could not remain out Of
doors-no m atter what the Packing Com
pany or the Health Onicer may say to
the contraryl
ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Los Angeles, Jan. 8, 1880.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
A NEW APPLICATION
OF ELECTRICITY AND MEsMERIsM
by ErNA RENNETT

OF ELECTRICtTY AND MESMERISM.
BY ETNA BENNETT,
Who has the advantage of many years
practice IN the United states and foreign
lands: MY method requires 40 other
applies to all forms Of diseases or body
and mind, is prompt in its action and
permanent in its results. "Knowledge
is power" said the philosopher. This
maxim 10 true; but there Is Q greater
truth, which is that knowledge is safety
safety amidst the physical Ills that be-
set VI. 1t will prevent and remove dis
ease and restore vitality. 1t eradioates
the injurious effects OF medicine, II re-
news health and prevents premature de.
cay. 1t ID the Household Physician and
the greatest beaut,fler OF the age. Test
1t. s%AO SPRING STREET.
ja4'lm ETNA BENNETT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
VIM. ]. Smith ct al, Plaintiffs,
VS..
NJ. Jonson ct al, Defendants.

Under and by virtue OF decree Of
foreclosure and order of sale entered in
the superior Court OF tho county OF Los
Angeles State OF California, on the 2lst
day Of Decem ber. A. D. 1880. and writ Of
execution fov the enforcement of judg.
ment requiring sale OF property under
foreclosure Of mortgage, issued out OF the
said Superior Court, on the 21st day of
december, A. d. 1850. in the above emit.
tied tied action %a a,sa and IN favor Of Wm J; smith
against NJ. Jonson, Addie Jonson, VIM.
X. Rowland, assignee of M. Jonson, in
solvent, and W Haddock, defendants, a
certified copy OF which said decree of
Of said Court on the 2lst day OF Decem-
Der, A. u. 1880. and delivered to me.
tOgether with the writ annexed thereto,
on the I'D day Of December. A. d. 1880,
whereby am commanded TO sell at pub
lie auction, TO the highest and best bid
der for cash in U. 8. gold coin, the follow
Ing and In said decree described real es-
AN those certa!n lots, pieces or parcels
Angeles county, state Of California, and
particularly descrl bed rs follows:
First-Commenctng at the northwest
corner OF Crawford street and Fourth
street, said point Of begInning being the
Of the first part; thence northerly along
the western line OF Crawford street one
hundred lO0) feet to the land of standi.
fer and Dunlap; thence westerly two
hundred (2O0l feet, more or less, along
fer and Dunlap and the land of the Dow.
| ney Land Association to New street;
thence s0utherly along New street to
Fourth street, two hundred feet, more or
less, to point of beginning.
eecond-The NE Il of block No. IA. as
laid down on map or survey of the DOW
ney Land Association recorded in the
once OF the County Recorder Of the
county OF Los Angeles, in book No OF
miscellaneous Records, page 43A, as sur
veyed by Frank Lecouvreur. then Coun.
" Surveyor. on Oct lS. 1873, excepting
said tract thirty feet wide for Street pur. r.
poses, said land being particularly de-
scribed as follows:
Commencing at the northeast cor.
| ner OF land Of Pagan. being also
| e corner Of lot IS of said block Il; from
tnence running o westerly course along
the northwest corner. and continuing
westerly along north line OF land
lard; also on along north line
OF lot No 10, OF said block IA, belonging
now or lately to the D0wney Land AssO.
citation. distance of (255 feet) two hun.
dred and hfty.dve feet from starting
point to street called New sire ct;
thence In nOrtherly course along the
line OF said street one hundred and ffty
(l50) feet; thence in an easterly course
two hundred and dfty.hve (255I feet TO
Crawford street. and thence In q souther-
dred and fifty (l5Ol feet TO the point OF
commencement, being lots 8,ll, IL and II,
Of said block IA, excepting q strip sofeet
wide along west side of said lot NoH
Public notice 10 hereby given that on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
Board Of Supervisors.
MONDAY, Jan, 8, 1881,

MONDAY, Jan. 8, 1881.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Present, full Board and the
Clerk.
Minutes Of last meeting read and
adopted.
Order Of Hon. Y. 6spulvsda, Su-
psrior Judge, for grand and trial
jurors nled and 80 grand and 400
trial jurors drawn for ensuing year.
81. w. Griswold appointed Jus.
tics OF the Pescs for San Fernando
t0wnehlp.
Petition OF J. w. Skinner for r..
payment q sxeess of taxes p1id ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
COURT REPORTS.
Superior Cour.. ........sEpulvEDA J


Superior Cour...........sEPULvEDA,
MONDAY, Jan. 2.
Ordered that pursuant to Section
2O4 OF the Code of Civil Procedure,
ninety Grand Jurors and 480 Trial
Jurors will be required for the
transaction Of the business Of the
Superior Court far the ensuing
year.
Lambourne & Turner vs.. +. NJ.
Smith ct al.-Demurrer submitted;
ten days to file points.
Davis vs.. Judson-On trial.
Stevens vs.. Cardona-Ten dayi
further time to prepare and send
statement on motion for new trial
SET FOR TO DAY.
Craig vs. Crogan.
Garrison We. Thomas.
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FOR EIcN.

ensOsstr~ssva Awslast sMe Jews.
BERLIN, Jan. 3i.-On the morn
ing OF New YEARS. day large
crowds, mostly students, made Z
denomination before . cafe much
freQuented by Jews. They sm ashe ed
all the Windows and mobbed all
the Jews they met. The police are
comparatively helpless. Another
cafe was invaded and emptied OF
Jews. Large vnd stormy meetings
continue to be held and the crusade
seems to be gaining force. Fists
ere now being substituted fol
tongues.
Tse state Trials.
DUBLIN, January 3d.-On the ro.
sumption OF the State trials this
morning the Court was Gro wded,
though the proceedings were unin.
teresting, simply consisting of the
reading OF the stenographer's notes
OF the spesches Of the traversers,
The Court to-day decided that the
speeches delivered in favor OF the
trSversers at the various meetings
throughout the country be read by
their counsel. 1t is expected that
this decision will considerably pro-
tract the trials.
Council for the travcrsers took
advantage Of the decision Of the
Court permitting the reading of the
speeches made in favor Of tho ira
vsrssrs and to take evidence con-
corning the speech Of Richard
OShaughnesy, with the view OF
showing that theLimerick meeting
was not characterized by the vio-
lent tone that the Crown sought to
attribute to it. The counsel also
had read various long speeches,
Judge Fitzgerald thereupon re.
marked that theA were o long rig.
amarole without any bearing on
the Issue of the trials, and II they
had any, In his judgment, 1t would
be one prejudicial 10 the travers-
srs. II the defense persisted
In such q course he said the Court
would have to sit from 10 O'Clock
till six. The proceedings, except
for this incident, consisted OF the
reading of extracts from speeches
made by ParnelI, Bigger, Dillon,
Sexton, Baeman and O6ullivAn,
showing that the traversers had en-
oouraged tenants to hold farms and
pay no rent, il = reduced rent was
not accepted, and telling them the
land question In Ireland would
shortly be settled as IL had been In
Germany, by their becoming tie
OWnorp.
At the rising Of the Court Par
nell was loudly cheered by the
crowd in the hall Of the Four
Courts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04

der of the Board of Directors, made on
the 28th day of October, 1880, so
many shares OF each parcel of sucn stock
as may be necessary will be sold at pub
Company, No. Temple Block, Los An
geles city, CAL, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day OF January, 1881. at the hour Of ten
O'Clock A. N. OF said day, to pay said de-
delinquent assessments thereon, togeth-
or with cost Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
JIM. ELLIOTT. Secretary.
Of1ce-NO. Temple Block Los Ange-
les city. California
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
TO THE PUBLIC.


This is to notify the plHEs
that | have this day formrd,
copartnership with my broibn ab
ers, N. and Charles Jac6ot
and the firm will hereafter,,ee
known as JAcoBy BRoTHEA'
ALL accounts due the late house of.
JACOBY are payable to Jacoby BrcCJ
and all liabilities will be paid by ] w
Brothers. ~.
Thanking my friends and custom
for their liberal patronage, q coil t0
ance is solicited for the new firm. JzO|
jal-lm l.. JACdiirl
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
A Grand Reputation.

Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has reached reputation that
is not limited by the confines ol
section or country. There are no
Injurious substances nor false and
temporary stimulants In the pre-.
paratiOn. It is purely vegetable
and compounded under q formula
that has passed severe tests and
won endorsements from some oil
the highest medical talent In the
country.-N Y. World.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Mariana RuIs deceased Mo-
tice is hereby given by tho undersigned,
executrtx of the estate of Mariana kuiz,
deceased, to the creditors OF. and all per-
sons having claims against The said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the neces-
eary YOU chers. within four months after
the nnt pubiioation Of this notice. to tho
said executrixs at the ofiice of Walter d.
Stephenson, No. 8 TQmple Block, in the
city and county OF Los Angeles.
MARIA YBARftA DE RUIZ,
xecutrix Of the estate Of Mariana Ruiz,
deceasod- 49,
Dated Ct Los Angeles, Dec. 20. 1850. Az
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04

by Mr.. Jefferson, was calculated to
highly inflame the national imagi-
nation. Yet, in the light
Of the present, how real
" beneath the actual &C.
eomplishsd results Of to-day were
al these enthusiastic forecastingsf
Not . singls one Of the volatile or.
ators 20 much derided approached
even . faint adumbra Of the present
reality. Fifty millions of people
In the year Of our Lord 1SS0-only
slightly rising on three millions in
1891 Think Of 1t, for moment,
and forecast, who can, the tremen-
dous destiny ahead for the United
States, II the aim Of our statesmen
shall to to make their country
. harmonious aud prog ressive peo-
pie, casting dlssension and
sectionalisr to one side, like
the sloughed Off skin Of the ser.
pent! Why, 1t Is not In the power
efhuman eloquence, however varied
the gifts Of the poet or orator, to
give to the world the falntest
shadow of the transcendant great.
ness, power and d'wealth which the
United States will show forth to
the world at the close Of the nine.
teenth century. Dickens amused
the British people by his pictures
Of Jefferson Brick, Col. Choke, and
90 on ad nauseam. all prating OF
the present and coming glory o'
the United States. The aamboyAni
American, who stood in Dickens's
Eden, and said eve air a great
people, we air." does not seem 90
ridiculous as he did thirty years
ago. The laugh has died away from
the lips Of the scoffer, and very
sickly and spasmodic grimacs re-
places 1t. Thirty years have made
wonderful changes In the United
States; and Dickens, In his farewell
performance, acknowledged the
fact in . frank and manly way.
There was something very delicate
and touching, with q strong sense
Of the mighty young Titan whom
he had just again surveyed, in the
way Dickens made his anendl
honorable. We are glad, too, thai
the gifted Englishman had the
manliness to defer his acknowl'
edgment to the conclusion of his
lecturiDg tour, when he was going
home, and could not mar or make
his lecturing fortunes by dollM.
The fifty milliops Of to-day will bs
the eighty millions Of the yeal
1900, and one must really stoI
dazed at the prospect. While our
population will increase ut a rapid
percentage, our wealth and signif
canoe in the affairs of the world
will advance in at least an arith.
metical ratio. 10 avoid hyberbole
one must really cut ones specula
tIons short. Thesubject Is absolutely
too tempting towards the verge 0l
extravagance to be fingered upon
The young nation Is a veritsblt
giant, and it is lifting to close oul
brief review Of tho subject by thaI
splendid sentiment, Of one OF Shak
speare's characters, that 1t is noble
to have a giants strength, but ig'
noble to use it like giant.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
AFTERNOON srRrErs-4 ?. n.

Hale b Norcross, ID, 4.l0 a.; Sierra Ne.
vada, 87S .; Crown Point, 85c o.. Union. II
Julia. itc b; jacket aso 8; Potosi. i1o s;
Gould a Curry, 8 ~ s; savage, lH b: Alta,
LIS Q; California. l.l0 o; Con Virginia, 205
b, 2.iO q; Goodshaw, CSC q; Utah, 8s 9;
Mexican, 6N q; Exchequer, l.20 b; Justice,
55c b, 90 q; Belcher, 1.20 b; Benton, 6Oc 8;
Bullion, l.l0 b, 1.45a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
A. NORTON, Deputy County oIerk.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of ,oa a r,Uelaa Is.
Change Of Agency,

The Agency of the Fircman's Fund
ana the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
panles. mas THIS day been Transferred
1rom me TO DANIEL ULLMAN. 80.
Los Angeles, Dec. a, 1850,
Parties wishing 10 insure in first-class
companies will do well to call on me.
DANL ULLMAN,
lusuranOe Agent,
ooJim Turner street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04

- Domeeratle Assembly eau
= - paid Hon. b. F. del Vale
= @orosv11 compliment Of max
NJ - DomoerAtio nominee
o11ek xheush. In this case.
- ! uo11lng Substantial in the
~ ~ 1aDoblieans having an
1I11coo1 ooatrol Of that body
- u.nGnos vlll not always 70.
- IN lo1Islat1vs minority and
~ ~ veil hope, In the
- = sooolvs Sid proofs Of the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY. OF
JANUARY, A. D. 1881,

At u O'Clock n. of said day, Flll pro-
the city and county of Los Angels, State
Of California, at public aucti6 to the
highest and best bidder for nsh in
U. 8. gold coin to satisfy SAID decree
for principal and interest, attorpy = fees,
described real estate, or sum cteS thereof
to satisfy said sums.
Given under my hand, at thcity and
county OF Los Angeles. State diCaltfOr.
MIA, this 22d day of Decom ber. A.. 1881.
W. h. ROWLAND, herin.
By r. A. LING, Deputy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
esx..,....o. Of IN. Legislator.

Osganssasson Of the Legislature
SACRAENTo, Jan. 3d.-SETATE.- =
Lieutenant Governor Mansfield
called the Senate to order at noon,
all the Senators present, except
GIasscock. Recess till 1880.
The Senate Convened again at
1880.
sears moved that the Senate pro-
csed to the election Of Its officers.
Carried.
Baker nominated for President
pro tenn VIM. Johnson. of Sacra-
mento; Ryan nominated Sstter-
white.
Johnston was elected, receiving
28, Satterwhite IL votes.
Nye nominated for 6ecretury M.
r: Boruck. Enos seconded 1t.
There being no other nomination,
Boruck was elected.
Orr, Of Plunas, and Johns, OF AL
ameda, were chosen assistant Sec.
retaries. A. Wason was chosen
Sergeant alarms without opposi-
tion. Kirgery was elected As.
slstant.
JOuubOu uOteu LcCcSS uuttS =
O'Clock. 6ears opposed 1t.
Considering the Senate organ
ised, Zoos introduced resolution
TO notify the Assembly Of the Sem
ate's organization.
A motion to take recess until 1880
o'clock this evening prevailed.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate convened 1T 7:3O.
Bert McNulty, Of San Francisco,
was elected minute clerk, ]. r.
Briefly journal clerk, Ed g. Hum
phrey eDgr0ssing clerk, Mrs.
WhittIngham postmistreas.
A resolution was adopted ap-
pointing gatekeepers, wAtchmen,
mail carriers and porters.
Enos introduced . resolution to
inform the Assembly that the Sem
ats hsd completed its organisation,
Adop)ed,
GoSss movsd that the 0oyernor |
~ ln)eyn5o1 thae The Senate bad
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04

- oo1sosAph tails 10 that
1o = - - 0arasld's Secretary
~ Gov. Eostsr, Of Ohio, to
D - Secretary Of the Interior,
~ xnei ?. Merton, Of New York.
y cogooesy q The Treasury. This
& - peeooanesd anti-C -Conkling,
Md tsrm combination, be-
l - ~ nothing Of BIainsand
3 oq1so eelsotlen. rendering the
nrrongyohlp OF the Treasury to
E(1n deEanges Conkling's plans
- NeW York. which contemplated
- eeent Of Chauncsy NJ. Depew
- Vnieo0 etatss Senator by Nor
49,. Thsre y undoubtedly blood
1oo ~ - Of the moon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
w anted.

A German girl, to assist in general
housework. Apply at 247 Main street,
between the hours OF and ~ A, NJ, jitf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04

~ poople Of the United 6tates
& MI ~ tFoatsd to some very pecu-
~ po1ltaoal spsctacles during the
1lG1t yosz. The wealth Of the
queey tkiumphsd In November
- ~ 0lootion Of Garfield. But
- Ulll b further very Offensive
W llations Of the new mono
~ 4ocoeturs In American poli-
xhe plutocracy will this
oleet to the United States
- sgom California Gen. John
IIlet, throwing aside, to ad-
q ~ elsvAtion, Senator New.
H Dooth, who once represented
~ voey pronounced popular
~ II this State, but who has
14o1 htmself to relapse into .
* ~ q dI1sttanti coma. What
4 ~ o1inion Democrats may have
\ 3 1eelh, he did not deserve this
cnHonptuous dismissal from the
10hliean party, whose cause he
- ohemploned for years past.
I6oe, too. there IL Sargent, who 10
s o1GoWn aoife like = broken reed,
on1 al Tor what? Simply to make
< nv tor very rich man. who made
~ ylehss q the head Of the noto-
t1ooe Alaska Fur Company Ring.
4 ~ 0hlo ~ shall be treated to the
<4o1oole Of the successful Senator
8 ~ onudidacy OF John Sherman. q
S16n Who nads himself . manifold
111lllouAlre ~ = member of Con-
1Epes, Of either house, on S. day,
ooooo sad then 5000 q year, ac-
ooB1lng 70 date, ,culminatinR. In his
1nnnl1ng escsnt Of the political lad
s>HGgs " : salary Of $4,000 = year as .
{ InS1nhor or the cablnet-ths eame
11nt wee paid 6ecrstaries Of the
oaeusy undss Warrington. Yet.
6li1oe theee modest honorariums Of
II kG1o1 position. John Sherman has
G1cUn rlch almost beyond the
4 fGanns o. avarioe, and he Is about
~ ~ made again Senator In Con.
5 IoG1. When we come to New
xoek ~ still nnd the same trail Of
- p1utocratlc serpent. Chauncey
DopsW ID the Senatorial candI.
4 ~ Of VIM. II. Vanderbilt, and he
Wll1 probably be elected. The New
4Sek Sun, the other day, wittily
- pithily remarked. "If Depew
q sleetsd, then the State of New
/ zefk viii have one United States
uuoasos and VIM. III. Wander
nllt will have one" Dropping
evsr to Psnnsylvania, we witness
( ~ Same saddening spectacle of
- Republican party.s-worship of
xneSo wealth. Harry w. Oliver. q
nioh young manufacturer Of Pitts
! bus6h, will, very likely, be Don
Oanoronss colleague. And what a
1dGhs that will be7 How Aptly will 1t
znnofk the dsgsnsracy Of P Pennsylva-
~ ~ this our DAY anu generation
II oveFy ywhere We find the same
1nc1nneholy refrain, celebrating the
UopubIlcan party's surrender to
money--mers money. And judi
<1ons people Of both parties, when
49, csownlng proof Of monocratic
nJo6phAuey on the part Of the Re-
"A Gblicau party shall have been
given, will feel like exclaiming,
tsHow long. oh Lord, how long"
z he poor man and the average cit
loen, In face Of this opulent pro-
= EGnome, feels like attempting
parS dy on . we'll known couplet,
/ = thus:
Riches, riches, everywhere.
4 nj mt = \ nAo n hFanl 64-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
SATURDAY, TT sth DAY OF
JANUARYA. D. 1881,

At twelve o'clS NJ. OF said
day, 1 will oceed 10 sell,
ai the Court H'e door, in the
California, at public ction TO The hiT high. b.
est and best biddepr cash, In United
States gold coin, to ilsfy said decree for
principal and intet, attorneys fees,
costs and all ac6ng costs, all the
above described rea,state or sunicient
thereof to satisfy sasums.
Given under my hd at the city and
county OF Los Amps, State OF Califor-
MIA, this i4th day oecember. A. d. 1880.
WIN. II. MLAND, sheriff.
By Il. A. LING, Dlty Sheriff.