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KOss and IInnlnn.

ST. JOHN. N b.. July 22.-Wa!larc Ross, tho
oarsman, in town to-day after few days cruise
up the river He SAYS he has made no reply to ianan
first challenge lie understood from the challenge first
published that Hanlan WAS anxious TO row TINS year,
and he is willing to meet HIM. lie cannot however,
make any engagements for next year. II llanlan will
not him this year he will claim the cham pionship
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Henry Bcrgh Jr.. was complainant at York.
willie Police Court yesterday against Nicholas zoesch.
driver for J. L. + Kuntz the Morrisania brewers Mr.
Beryh said that Znesch had been arrested for driving
two horses whose breasts cred with great col.
lar The prisoner had resisted arrest and Of
tho horses had been snugslcd away. Zoesch was held
in for al
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The Chase cotton mill, 700 spindes, In Washington
Village Coventry, T. was burned on Friday night II
IL owned by Higgins Tnsde who estimate their loss
at $IOOOO on which there is all insurance of $225O0
The mill of the South wAreham Nail Company, in Buzz
Yards Bay, Mass burned last evening. Loss
$4,000 One hundred and twenty 'hvs men are thrown
ont OF work. The nail factory separate structure Was
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Stealing n Hangman's Moose.

The moose with which James f. Walsh was
hanged was new one made of Italian hemp by Joe
Isaacs the Tombs executoner 1t was valued at S25,
being carefully made and having been tested by ono
hanging, At the post norton examination when II was
taken from Washs neck, II WAS seized by rough
nered man who had elhowed his way TO the table and
carried away. Joe Isaacs subsequently searched
for it in vain, and was much annoyed by its disap'
peAranGe
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harvest thanksgiving service will be held in
tho Presbyterian church, Hampstead, L. H. to-day, Tho
church will be decorated with products OF the harvest
Acid and the pastor the Rev f. f. Hopkins will preach
OF "The Rewards of the Reapers"
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The accomplce OF Frank Christman alias
French Louis, was last night arrested by Detective
zundt in front OF ownoy Geoghesans saloon IN the
BOwery upon information furnished by the prisoner
who made fun confession to Inspector JeMett The
arrested man Is thick set and smooth faced lie ~
known Philadelphia GEORGE and the name or Richard
Brunner aged ~ of 273 south Fifth street Philadelphia
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Troy. July 22.-Thcre is excitement among
the members Of the French Catholic Church at West
Troy the transfer of their pastor the Rev Father Rey
to the church at Malone, Franklin County. Father ey
has built fine church at West Troy by his efforts and
Ia highly esteemed by the West Troy congregation, who
to appeal the head Of the order France
An indignation meeting will be held to morrow
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YOKOHAMA Juno 23.-Choera increases slow
ly in and about Toxic and Yokohama The ravagcs are
not con to tho poorer classes several high officials
having been attarkcd The daughter OF Prince ArsugA'
wa the Emperors uncle, died after a brief lness.
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A fire occurred in the cellar OF Froehlich
Bros distery al 1854 stage street, last night 1t
caused by the fumes of stream of high spirits from
cask coming in contact with the flame OF gas burner
Gustav Kohnan of Maujer street Was severely burned
extiuRulsheu,
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yellow Fever Havana.

HAVANA. July 22,-There were sixty-one
deaths from yellow fever here during the week ended
yesterday The Government has approved the imposi.
ton of fine OF 500 gold the French steamer Vile
de Bordeaux for having on May TO- clAndesnely sent
to the ospital sailors afflicted with smallpox
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William Palmer. brightlooking youth.
handed yesterday to Jacob Kramer who keeps saloon
opposite Essex Market note apparently from
Krainers friend Frederick Yung of 1870 Avenue A, ask
ng Kramer to cash enclosed check for s'5 drawn "
Yung's order. Kramer about to do so when YunG
came in, lie knew nothing OF note or check Palmer
away, but caught lie told Justice Morgan that
had promised him s. for getting the check cashed
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stalwart. In Con,ro, In Delaware.

WILMINGTON. Del. July 22.-Incomplote re-
turns Of todays Republican delegate election indicate
that what known asths stslwart faction has carried
Kent County soldy that Sussex County and this city
evenly divided and that the Stalwarts will control
the Cony ention at Dover Thursday next This means
the nomination of Albert II. Curry of Greenwood for
Governor
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Hell Gate WORKING Discharged.

All the men employed at tho Government
He'll Gate have been discharged owing to the
lack funds tho necessary expenses for the
Of the work 1t is not thought work will DO
suspended one week
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spain and Uruguay.

MADRID, July 22.-Uruguqy has acknowledged
the Justice OF the Spanish claims for satisfaction AND
Indemnity OIL account OF the malireanent OF spanish
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Death of ex.Coroner Edward Carney.

Ex-Coroner Edward Gaffney Of Staten Island
died his home Clifton Friday, of Rheumatism OF
the heart after sickness OF nine days lie born In
county MeSth. lrulAnt and has been in this country
since cmldhOod lie was A. years OF lie leaves
wife and two children.
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Paraly.ed Mt N,.ety.eiuht.
LOSSES BY FIRE.

Zacharah Story aged 90, OF Oceanville. and a
lifelong resident of the town OF Hampstead was strck ell
with paralysis yesterday. His recovery is doubtful
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killing His Doctor.

PORTLAND, Oregon July GA white physi-
can called by SpOkan Indian TO treat his sic
,o OIL the Klamath resery alton The boy died and the
tA'hsE shot the physician dead. and lied.
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Along Island Rationale.

John Powers q track walker In the employ OF
tho Long Island Railroad Company, on Friday killed
near Isp rGtesnake that measured ave feet and
had thirteen ratios
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The Butch Gunboat Adder capsi1od.

AMSTERDAM July 22.-The Dutch man-of- war
Adder whose probable loss has beeh announced has
bean disco ysred near Seheyenngsn. GApSized
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BROOKLYN.

ATLANTA. Ga. July 22.-Senator Hills con-
dition has rem aimed unchanged since Thursday.
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JOIIINGS .4BOUr TOWN

Fair weather light variable winds stationary
or higher temperature, stationary pressure
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
They couldn't spare the

dent. They couldn't spare the
oil.
From this time forward great en-.
ergy will characterize the explora-
tlon and development of the Los
Angeles oil field. In every in
stance, In the Pico district and In
its neighborhood, in which a we'll
has been sunk, the result has been
highly satisfactory. Recent ex-
periments on the Puente ranch,
under the auspices of Mr.. B. Chan
dler, have shown that the oil field
extends away to the south OF the
San Fernando district. The Sespe,
and other oil regions to the north,
show that, in that direction, the
future is most promising. Even
az far north as santa Clara county
the oil belt is we'll defined, al.
though nearly all the attention oi
active capitalists is now being con.
centrated on exploration and pro.
duction In Los Angeles county
We congratulate our people on the
superb outlook of this, one of oul
leading local interests.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23

Poor Philip Vanderdonk. All
his life he had toiled and saved and
scraped, and pulled every string
that had dollar at the end of it.
And now all his hard learned
wealth was gone, and q great hate.
full, Interest eating mortgage
spread it's black wings over all
that he owned and loved on earth,
He sank into chair, and fold ING
his arms upon the table before
him, bowed his gray head upon
them and groaned great groans
frorn groanville, groan county.
His heart seemed breaking.
"Did you mortgage the farm?'
asked his wife, anxl0usly, stealing
softly to his side.
"Yes," he growled, "both farms
and sold the wood lot over on Big
Island"
"And did you have to mortgage
the town house, tool" she asked
with quivering lips and glistening
eyes.
"Oh, yes" said the man, in hoI-
low tones. "Oh, yes, and sold all
my stock in the Northern and by-
pothecsted what I had in the Sixth
street BRIDGE"
"And was it enough?" che asked,
trembling with eagerness. "Was
1t enough?"
"Not quite" he growled, and
then, as he saw the ghastly pallor
OF deathly disappointment spread
over her face, he added, shut the
milliner let me have it on 80 days.
time for the balance at eight per
cent?
sand you've brought nay new
hat home then?" she caroled Joy.
ousiy: "0h, Philip, you dear old
duckW
swell, no, not all Of it,n he said.
II brought the plume and one OF
the bows down with me In the ex.
press. but the hat itself is coming
down from Chicago on q fat carl
And the next week after that,
eleven dark-browed men, who sat
behind Philips wife at the theatre,
waylaid the wretched man on his
way home. hauled him of down
Valley street, rolled him up in q
wad and stopped up the new sewer
with him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
Passengers seusn aua Eass,

FRESNO, Cal, March 22.-The fol.
lowing is the list OF passengers fol
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at s P. M:
Mr. Dorant, 8 Kalisher, M Kal.
isher, Capt ] T Wright and wife,
d w Hitchcock, DR. McNulty,
Miss Sailor, J Alexander, J John
son, II Garrett, J Cennor, A T.
Mann, Fl ] Magill, San FIR ncisco;
] G May, A Bridges, Mr. g Turner,
] Brusi, J w Stewart, Modesto;
g r Weeks. San Bernardino; A E
Waller, Chicago; Mrs Albrech,
San Jose; F @ Waterhouse, Sacra-
mento; Ed r Pierce, X P r r, Chi
cago; ] w Good, Illinois; A L Col.
Inns, Ed Miller, Connecticut; w
Hewitt, e G Mix and wife, P FItz-
gerald, New York; J Sevenoats,
Tombstone; w G. 8 Heron, ST
Paul, MINI; Mrs e w Worsham,
F M Coulter, Los Angeles; James
SaxtoD, England.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
Tho New Ers-L0s Augeses as q
J0bb1nW Point.

The HERALD some time ago
called attention to the fact
that the Southern Pacific Railway
had adopted q wise and friendly
policy towards Los Angeles. We
have always thought it right that
every railway departure of a saga
cious and cordial character ought
to be recognized and accepted in
the spirit in which it is made.
There are some very foolish peo-
pie in this county who have allowed
themselves to look upon the HER
AID az an advocate of the South
ern Pacific. This is true In the
sense in which 1t is friendly to all
railways which aim to aid in the
development of our immense local
resources. These people conve.
niently forget that this journal,
from the moment it passed under
its present management, was the
most persevering and determined
Of all the advocates of the Los An
geles & Independence Railway,
and of any other railway project to
which our people might look for
help in attaining their rightful
status rs wealthy community.
When the Southern Pacific Rail.
way announced that, hencefortb,
Los Angeles should be on the same
footing as San Francisco in trans
portation matters, and that our
business men should have just that
share of trade which their energy
might enable them to control, We
predicted that we should soon see
pleasant consequences OF this new
departure. Already our provision
is justified by the result. Yester.
day Mr.. d. G.. Scofield, of the firm
of Scofield & Tevis, who already
have oil warehouses in San Fran
cisco, Sacramento, Stockton and
San Jose, leased a warehouse on
Los Angeles street, with the de-
clared Intention of making the
headquarters of their oil transact
tions hereafter in this city. This
Arm, though San Francisco one,
intends this change to be under
stood as frank concession
of the fact that the COM
meroial claims Of Los An
geles can no longer be ignored.
They have selected Mr.. Edwards
as the head of their house, and that
gentleman will soon find himself
with q sixty thousand dellsr stock
Of refined oils and other staples in
that line Of trade, and prepared to
supply all the needs OF Southern
California and of the country be.
tween Los Angeles and Kansas
City. 1t gives US special pleasure
to be able to chronicle such pleas
ant intelligence to our people.
Next.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
Sunday Law viel.tor Fined

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-The
case of one OF the violators OF the
Sunday law was tried In the Police
Court to-day. The culprit was not
Q member of the League OF Free
dom, and to save trouble and ex-
psnse, pleaded guilty and was let
off with five dollars fine.
san Francisco Produce Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 22nd.-
Wheat-No l, $1.60@1.623; No 2,
$l.55@1.571. Barley-No l feed,
SLIGO asked. Oats-$1.75 asked for
No l. Corn-$1.56 bid and ST. go
asked for large yellow. Bran-$l3
bid, $14 SO asked. Potatoes weak,
Petslumas, $2@2.12a; Tomales, So
@2.05; early rose, 81; Humboldts,
$2.05@2.124.
The Citrus Fair Opened.
RIVERSIDE, CAL, March 22d.-
The Citrus Fair opened ct l o'clock.
II is the finest display of citrus
fruits ever made In this State. The
new Pavilion is filed with fruit.
Strangers are arriving every hour.
riverside Cisrus FAIR
RIVERSIDE, March 22.-The Cit
rus Fair Is in full blast. Five ta-
bles, IS feet long, not being suffi-
| cient to hold the display of citrus
fruits, tables have been built on
thu stage. San Diego, San Gabriel
and Pasadena make q good show
ing. Mcpherson, OF Orange, has q
magnificent display Of raisins.
Mistaken for q Deer.
OAKLAND, Oregon, March Odd
Mr.. Hendricks, aged II, while
hunting yesterday with James
Clarke, in Shoestring valley,
Douglas county, was mistaken by
his companion for deer and shot
through the body. He died to-
day.
The Earps...Intsnss Excitement
at Tucson.
TUCSON, March 22d.-The Coron.
er's jury empaneled in the case of
the assassination of Frank Still.
we'll returned verdict that the de.
ceased came to his death from
shots fired by Wyatt and Warren
carp, Deck Holiday, Texas Jack,
alias Johnson, and McMasters. In.
'telligence received here tonight
says that the carp party are at
Benson. 1t is thought by many
that they will arrive here tonight
either to surrender to the autho
ties or to make way with Ike
Clanton. 1t is now definitely
known that after they killed Still
we'll they searched for CIanton for
some time before leaving Tucson.
This morning, about eight o'clock.
eight mounted men heavily armed
and all wearing grey slouched
hats, were seen on the outskirts of
the city. Their animals were
jadsd, having apparently travelled
q long distance. They are sup
posed TO be friends of Stillwell from
Tombstone. q party of whom left
that place last night. Later ao-
counts say that Sheriff. Paul and
Behan are out with an organized
force to take the party. A strong
posse of armed men are organizing
here to enforce the law. The in
dignation of the citizens of Tucson
Is growing more and more intense.
The case of assassination is now
before the grand jury, which is in
session. The Star, of Tucson, and
the press of Tombstone, condemn
the tragedy ia strong terms. To.
morrow will undoubtedly develop
the real intention of the fugitives.
| The new Masonic Hall here will
be dedicated to. morrow with grand
ceremonies and the Grand Lodge
Of Arizona will be formed. Dele
gates from four lodges are here.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
OPEN BOARD-4.l5 r. NJ.

Imperial, Sc b, loo a: Best& Belcher, 81
b; Union, leH b, l0H a, I01s 8; Crown
Point, 40c b; California, 25c b. soc a, 30 s.
Potosi, 95c b, 81 q; Jacket, b: Albion,
b; Chollar,. LIS b; Alta, b, 05 a, 8 05 8;
Ophir. 3l0b; Justice, DOC b, 81 a; Sierra
Nevada, b; Albion, 2.S5 8, 2 IS a; Chol-
lar. L20s; MONDAY, L50 a: Goodshaw,
25c b. 30a; 0verman, s0c b, 35a; Southern
Nev, b. 6h a,6H s; Benton, 400 b: Hale
d Norcross, 05 b, ITO a; Andes, zoe b, 75c
a; Bodie, 40 b, AZ a; Albion, 2N b, 2.S(
q; Union, l0X a; scorpion, Zoe b.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
FOR EIcN.

Great Ftrcs - Eogiaud "od HUI.
gary.
LONDON, March 22j.-Twenty.
five houses have been burned near
Northampton. Hundreds of per.
sons are homeless.
A fire in Emud, Hungary. result
ed In the destruction of $50 hou ses.
Loss, nine lives.
Holmes Bros. spinners, at Brad.
ford, have failed. Liabilities,
eco. 900.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
EUCALYPTUS,

Eucalyptus has of late years
been found very useful for great
number of the ills that flesh is heir
to. Its latest application is In the
shape of Slaveh's California Pine
and Eucalyptus Porous plaster, an
article which is possessed of much
merit, and Is fast superseding the
old fashioned pitch and franklin.
cense plaster. 1t is endorsed by
the medical profession throughout
the land. For sale by G. f. Heinze-
man, 72 Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Dur.
ing the examination to-day Ship.
herd stated that the only official or
officer OF the United States govern.
ment wh) has received . fee from
the Peruvian government is VIM.
H. Robertson, Collector of the port
Of New York.
Urgirg CrO0ks PrOmosIOn.
WASHINGTON, March 22d.-Sev.
eral Western Senators called upon
the President to-day to urge the
promotion of General Crook to
Major General in the army. The
President replied that be fully ap-
preciated Crooks ability and SER
vices, but could not promise the
appointment, as there are two or
three officers in the army above
Crook in rank and he did not like
to jump him over their heads. He
said 1t would crafty him person
ally to advance Crook and he
would certainly give his claims
every consideration. Generals
Terry and Pope outrank Crook.
Chilean Affairs.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Mar.
tinez, the Chilean Minister, re-
ceived an official dispatch con.
frmatory of the authenticity of
the protocol agreed upon between
the Chilean government and
Trescot.
wniss"ker's Sentence Dssspprovsd
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The
President has issued q formal or
der disapproving the sentence of
the Court Martial In Whitta k ker's
case and ordered bis dismissal from
arrest.
mrs. MasVn manes sn Appear,
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The
wife of Sergeant Mason appeals for
aid for herself and distressed fam.
lily and the release of her husband.
For Is years she says her husband
has been brave soldier, never In
the guard house before, and carries
honorable wounds. She thinks he
has been punished enough by six
months imprisonment.
Rstions for Flood suneress.
WASHINGTON, March 22d.-Ths
Secretary OF War has ordered 3O0,.
QUO rations to be Issued at New Or
leans for the benefit of Louisisn ma
flood sufferers, 200, 900 at Mem phis
for Mississippi, $4,000 at Helena
for Arkansas and 10000 each at
Charleston, New Madrid and Gay
oso for Arkansas.
DsbssiDg she Chinese BIZ.
WASHINGTON, March 22d.-De-
bate on the Chinese bill has been
conducted by Kasson, of Iowa, and
Lord, of Michigan, in opposition to
the bill unlese materially amend.
ed, and by Tucker, of Virginia.
who is now making q powerful ar.
gument in its advocacy. The dis.
cussion will not terminate until
some time tomorrow.
The Ohlness Bu,.
WARRINGTON, March 22nd.-
The House Chinese bill was taken
up and Washburn spoke in it's ia
vor, claiming that the continuance
OF Chinese immigration would
bring about the creates. of all dan.
gers.
0srshsi Nomi asss.
WARRINGTON, March 22nd.-The
President has nominated A. l..
Morrison, of Chicago, for United
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23

No more Dyspepsia or IndIges.
tton!l!-Dr. Henley's TX L Bit
ters always give immediate relief.
Sold everywhere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
Robsr,son Non-uommi,saI.

Robertson Non-uommittaL
NEW YORK, March 22d.-Col-
lsctor Robertson on being inter-
viewed in regard to the statement
made by Shipherd before the For.
eign Affairs COMMITTEES to-day
said: "I don't wish to make any
statement one way or the other
until I have seen the full report OF
the proceedings.
Tho BeIEisD MssssoS.
NEW YORK, March 3d. The
Commercials Washington special
says: Jno. M. Francis, of Troy, is
named for the Belgian Mission.
MONEY ana ssocks-
NEW YORK, March 22.-Silver
bars, 1144; money, 4@6; govern
ments steady; stocks, weaker;
W.U., S6a; Quicksilver, III; Pacific,
424; Mariposa, 2; Wells Fargo, 1873;
New York Central, 1921; Erie, 373;
Panama, 100; Union Pacific, 1l43;
bonds, 1l5a; Centrsl Pacific, 924;
bonds, ll44; Sutro, 4; Silver Mug
get,
washingtoa News VIA ChIeago.
CHICAGO, March 22d.-A Wash
ington special says: A gentleman
on. intimate relations with the
Chinese Empire said that in case
the pending anti.Chinese bill
passed the House the Chinese Min.
lister would remove the legation to
Spain, to which country he is the
accredited representative, and that
official intercourse between the
United States and China would be
mutually broken off. Mr.. Bart
lett, the American Secretary of
Legation, is said to be ia hearty
accord with the proposed action.
The Inter Ocean has Washing
ton special which holds that the
Peruvian-Chile controversy has
been in every way creditable to the
United States and that there is no
ground for the scandal now being
raised.
EMMETsBURG, Pa, March DID,
A tragedy occurred ten miles north
Of this town last night. Chas. Cor
nelius and Fred Miller, Highland
Scots, lately from the old country,
became involved in a dispute. Cor
nelius produced a revolver and shot
Miller dead; he then put two bull
lets into bis own brain and fell
dead In his tracks.
Dssirucisvs Fsr~.
RIPoN, Wis, March 22d.-A fire
this morning destroyed property
facing on the public square to the
amount Of $500, 600.
sDIendtd 0sHiu ProspeCts sn
KANSAS CITY, March %. From
all over Kansas comes reports of
the most f1attering character in re-
lation to crop prospects. Wheat is
at least a month in advance of the
season and never looked better.
The unusually mild winter and
frequent rains have given the
plants an opportunity to spread
and strengthen their buds, and
now, as the weather grows warm
er. blades are pushing up rapidly,
giving promise of plen siful har.
vest. Much of the spring grain has
been sown and a large breadth of
corn ground has been plowed. The
fruit prospects are most encourag-
ing.
Rhode lsssHd Democratic N ONT n.
asOns.
PROVIDENCE, March 22d.-The
Demecratio State Convention made
the following nominations: Horace
A. Kendall, for Governor; J. G.
Perry, Lieutenant. Governor; Jon.
athan Nj. Wheeler, Secretary of
St.te; Francis l.. O'Rielly, Attor.
ney : General; Arnold Burdick,
General Treasurer.
Democratic O.nvru,t.U.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 3d.
The Democratic state Convention
will be held here June 28th.
E.shing sOhuOners Loss,
HALIFAX, March 22d.-A fishing
schooner from Georges Bank re-
ports seeing two fishing vessels go
down with all hands In q gale Sat.
urday last.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
NEW TODAY.
situation Wanted.

AN EXPERIENCED TRUsTY MAN,
with good school and business education,
good horseman and driver, able and will
ing to work, knows the city well, German,
wants situation. Address P. o. Box 337.
mh23 80
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
wANTS-,LOST-FOUND.
nurse Girl Wanted,

For q child 20 months old; references
required. Address j. r.. D., San Gabriel.
mar 22.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
a sRUNETT
First Glass Waiter Wanted

Immediately at the OCCIDENTAL RES.
|TAURANT, Cardona Block, Main street.
mletf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
Residence for Sale.
HORSES FOR SALE.

A well-matched pair of Work Horses,
FIVE years old, sound and kind.
Also, a fine family horse, six years old !;
lady an drive him; not afraid Of any
thing.
Enquire of DIR. COWPER. at Ferguson
& Roses livery stable. dl7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23
Situation Wanted.

In small private family. as house
keeper or 10 do general housework.
m2l.3t MRS. BEGON. High st.