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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
CITY Of PARIS
IMPORTANT
Housekeepers. Hotels,
RESTAURAN MIS-.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Offered in Household Linen for two Weeks Only
Commencing
MONDAY, JUN E 18th.
JUN E 18th.

Two hundred pieces 1914 bleached New York mills
at 3oc. Regular price 81 lac yard.
One hundred and fifty Ia heavy white toilet quilts at
81 each. Regular price so.
One hundred and fifty white fringed toilet quilts at
S5c each. Regular price $I.25. -
Twenty-Five pieces unbleached table linen sixty inches
wide at 35c,a yard. Regular price so cents
Twenty-Five pieces unbeached table linen damask sixty
inches wide at S. cents Regular price rs cents
yard. Regular price 65 cents.
Twenty pieces beached table damask sixty inches wide
at SIS cents yard Regular price Is cents.
Fifteen pieces bleached table damask satin finish sixty
inches wide at $50 yard. Regular price $3.50.
Ten pieces bleached table damask satin hnsh extra
heavy, seventy inches wide at $.25 a yard Regular
price $500.
One hundred and fifty dozen bleached lined damask
napkins Csc dozen Regular price $1.5o.
One hundred dozen bleached linen damask napkins
S. 90 dozen. Regular price $3.50.
Seventy.6ve dozen beached linen damask napkins
$I.25 dozen. Regular price $I75.
Two hundred and fifty dozen Turkish towels in plain
and striped at cents each. Irregular price rs cents
One hundred dozen all linen huck towels at 30 doz
Regular price $I.75.
One hundred dozen all linen bleached huck towels at
$Ie5 dozen. Regular price $500
Fifty dozen extra size 22x44 all linen huck towels at
$500 dozen. Regular price $500
Fifty dozen extra size 20 I-2x47 all linen huck towels
Iat 1878 dozen. Regular price 5000.
Also at reduced rates linen crashes and glass towengs
These prices are good for two weeks only.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

The spiritually cleaning cohorts of the
Salvation Army appear to be overrun-
ming the land, and that ultra phase of
the movement, the Holiness Band, is
again rampant. This spiritual ill seems
to appear periodically, Just as small pox,
cholera, and like physical evils visit us.
The doctrine that these deluded people
preach is not christianity, but is older
than christianity. The man whose lack
Of brain, or simple knavishness, leads to
the quasi-belief that he is sanctifed, that
he has not sinned since n certain deter
mined moment of time--it may be thirty
minutes or 1t may be thirty years ago
and that he can not sin again, goes back
of christianity for the faith that is in
him, faith, be it remarked, very fire.
quently belied by works. Against this
bideors' self-deception the career and
teachings of the Christ himself have
been protest for nearly score of cen
turies. He preached woe unutterable to
pharisees and warned those who listened
of the treacherous quicksand of self
delusion. And Paul, the most able of
his apostles, pointed out the danger of
that very error. From the belief that
one cannot sin it is but step to the
horrible hallucination which guided the
numbering hands of Smith, of our own
county, and of his prototype at Pocasset.
In such belief there is ever-present
danger, and the man of sound mind will
eschew any such policy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
New York Stock Exchange.

Some idea of the wealth of this in.
stituton may be formed when it is re.
called that it has over one thousand
members, and that the price of seats is
about thirty thousand dollars each. This
represents thirty millions of dollars. 1t
is estimated that the average wealth of
each broker is about eighty thousand
dollars, making eighty millions more,
None but rich men are now admitted
into the Board, for when seat is sold,
the financial condition of the buyer
examined, and unless there are power
| full influences in his favor, he must be
worth a quarter OF a million before he is
admitted to membership, The New
York Stock Board is an eXtrs-legal
body. 1t has no recognized charter, and
it never permits lawsuits between mem
bgrs or with customers. On busy days
as many as million shares OF stock are
often sold; and as the par value is one
hundred dollars per share, these trans
actions therefore foot up nearly one hun
dred million dollars per diem. Aud the
business is constantly increasing, for as
the country grows, new securities are
created to be dealt in. Indeed, stock
gambling has become almost national
vice. So far, it is confined to those
who are fairly well-to-do, for
at least ono thousand dollars are
required as margin for one
hundred shares of stock. On the Lon.
don Exchange ten shares is good de
livery, and is the unit Of speculation.
Were ten-share lots regarded as good
delivery on the New York Exchange, it
would lead to an immense extension OF
stock gambling, Indeed, the gambling
spirit is abroad. "Phantom, that is,
speculative sales and purchases, surpass
by twenty fold actual transactions in
corn, wheat, cotton, pork, petroleum,
and all the great products of the coun-
try. 1t is these vast speculative enter
prises on the part of Americans which
bring about our periodical and disastrous
panics.-Demorests Monthly.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

Mr.. Roscoe Conkling's statement,
made at recent dinner Of the Saturday
Night Club, Of New York, to the effect
that, at the coming Presidential election
the reins will be taken by the Democra.
cy, has proved to be bomb Of dyna-
mite among the fellow -partisnns Of the
distinguished speaker. Mr.. Conkling
was unmindful Of the advice Of Horace,
the great diner-out, who had head for
nfter-dinner speeches, however -commis-
sumque feges, et rino tortus et ira-and
his utterance was inspired, possibly, by
both wine and passion. The truth Of
the old adage was exemplifed once
more; nor was Mr.. Conkling forgetful
OF the "deep damnation Of his taking
Off at the hands Of political associ-
ates. The wine inspired the generous
admission to a political opponent upon
whose banners the eagles of victory are
about to alight; that malice so inherent
in the character of men like Mr.. Conk-
ling gave additional force 10 the words.
The words spoken, which, in this case,
have not flown away, were uncontra-
dicted at the time, although General
Grant sat by the side OF the speaker, and
many prominent Republicans were pres
ent. II may be that the undeniable
truth stated was an efiectual estoppel,
and no man there could controvert what
was patent to all of them. But, w%hhssr w%hhssr,
the tidings went abroad, avail long and
loud went up from tho brethren al
washington, and the echoes of that
: ~.6urnful cry have not ceased to rcver.
berate throughout the United States.
1t Is said that the remark was merely
''desultory;" this we will admit, but 1t,
profound sagacity is none the less ar,
parent. Tho literary fellow" who gave
the saying publicity is damned every
where by his brothers OF the Republican
faith, who cry out that the matter was
mentioned "'in strict confidence Il
Mr.. Roscoe Conklng was in the habit
Of imparting anything confidential to on,
hundred personsl No patching, how
ever skillfully done. will hide the griev
Gus trent by envious Casca made" in
the already thread-bare mantle of that
very moribund Cesar-the Republican
party. For that organization it were
better had the pregnant utterance ol
Mr. Conkling never been made public
as it is, that gentleman, like the Irish
man, seems to have opened his mouth
and to have put his foot In il.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

Ar the East people not only enjoy
cyclones, If we may be allowed to use O
word applied by some persons to being
in i'll health, but are quarreling about the
meaning of the word. 1t is contended
by some that the word cyclone is to be
used only in speaking or writing of some
such extended wind-storm as that which
Virgins, OF Canada, failed to produce
according to agreement, and that those
which are of such frequent occurrence
in the valley of the Mississippi, are
simply whirlwinds, or to use an Ameri.
can coinage from the Spanish language,
and not current in England, tornados.
The exception of these purists is well
taken certainly, but whether locality
be devastated by cyclone or a whirl-
wind does not make very great differ
ence; the practical result of either yisi.
tation greatly resembles that of the
other. II should be IA constant subject
Of self fcongratulation to Califonians
that our State is exempt from one and
the Others
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

The evils growing out of the exist
ance of chinatown" in the city oi
New York attract the daily attention ol
the press of the metropolis. Even those
deluded clerical gentlemen who upheld
the presidential hands at the time of Mr.
Arthur's veto of the anti Chinese bill
and who prayed that he would veto any
other which might be brought before
Congress, begin to admit that the press
and people Of California knew what they
were about when such vigorous oppo
sition to the presence of the Chimes,
was made by them. The complaint o
the East, however, will be attended tt
more quickly than ours was.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

THE dispatch vessels Of the navy
Of the United States for long time have
been used chiefly as yachts for the
pleasure Of prominent Federal officials
at Washington, and now the President
and Secretary Folgcr have each at their
disposal fourteen.oared barge built by
the Federal Government at the League
Island navy yard. Why these officials
should need barges is not very apparent.
Possibly boat-races in bargcs manned by
clerks from the various departments,
with the distinguished heads Of those
departments acting MS coxswains. may
add new charm to the Potomae. Again,
Mr.. Arthur and his friends may be get
ting -tHffhgsin readiness for their coming
trip ''up Salt river. ="
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

original opinion is thus allowed to stand
as the matured judgment Of the Court.
After hearing all the additional facts
and arguments submitted by Secretary
Chandler, through the At orney- General
in his recent letter, the Secretary told
the Cadet Engineers that II the decision
was again in their favor, the case would
be appealed to the Supreme Court. On
Saturday last the Navy Department or
dered Leopold to join the steamer
Yankee"
The President has accepted twenty
five miles OF the Northern Pacific Rail
way recently completed in Montana.
sad Euding of n Boating Party
Five Persons Drowned.
OGDEN, June ll.-A Pilot special
from Payson, Utah, says; Five young
people were drowned in Utah Lake,
near Benjamin about six O'Clock last
evening. Two OF them were children Of
Richard Yates, his oldest son and Oldest
daughter, the former Is years old and
the latter l2; daughter of VIM. Eddy,
IA years old, daughter Of John Hawk
ins, 10 years old and daughter Of Isanc
Rease, l3 years old, all residents of BEN
iamin. They were out in boat with
four others. The boat began to leak
when all rushed to one side and tipped
It over One Of the young men 4 FED a
little brother Of nine years by pulling
him on the boat. The scene was wit
messed by man named Sheppard, who,
with great exertion, tore another boat
from its moorings, where 1t was chained
and locked in with others. He hastened
to the rescue and succeeded in saving
the remaining four. All the bodies
were recovered.
Riotous Laborers.
CHESTER, Pa, June 1.-THE unpaid
Italian laborers on the Philadelphia and
Chester County r. r., at Haversford,
have been rioting for two days. This
morning the disorder became formidable
and the Sheriff was called from here to
quell It,
Arrested for RObbinn His
Daughter.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June ll.-Dr.
Buchanan, Of bogus diploma fame, has
been arrested at tho instance OF his
daughter, charged with transferring
property belonging to her.
Mysterious Meeting OF Insurance
Agents. ------>> 80
CLkyshAND, June l2.-About fifty
presidents, vice presidents, secretaries,
managers and general agents, represent.
ing as many prominent FIRE insurance
companies Of Europe and America, are
here to hold secret conference to-mor-
row, the object of which is not revealed.
sor Club rooms, to effectually guard
against intrusion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

is being waged against IL actively, as It is
waged in various countries ON the other
side OF the Atlantic. In England promi-
nent scientific men are calling attention
to the pest. Mr.. w NJ. Williams, in a
recent publication entitled "science in
Short Chapters" speaking Of the damage
done by sparrows TO cherries and cur
rants, says "those who believe thenows-
paper myths which represent such thick
billed birds eating oaterpillars, should
make observations and experiments for
themselves, as / have doue." The spar
row is not only equally destructive to
other fruits, but he drives off birds
which are eaters of insect pests.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
Notice of Intention.

Notice Is hereby given that it Is the intention
Of the Council OF the City Of Los Angeles TO
change and establish the grade Of Hill street
from Court House to Temple streets. as follows:
Tho grade at the crossing Of Hill and Court
House streets shall remain as now established,
being l51 feet above the datum plane at the
northwest corner and l50 feet above the datum
plane at the northeast corner Of said Streets at
point 800 feet northerly from the north bounda-
ry OF Court House street the grade shall be, on
the west side Of Hill street. 101 feet above the
datum plane and on the east side OF Hill street
o. so feet above the datum plane; at point 800
feet northerly from Court House street the grade
shall be on the west side Of Hill street, 1910 feet
above the datum plane and on the east side Of
Hill street p4. 80 feet above the datum plane; at
the southeast corner Of Hill and Temple streets
the grade shall remain at 92 10 feet above the da-
tum plane and at the southwest corner Of Hill
and Temple streets the grade shall remain at
g5.07 feet above the datum plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified TO file
their objections, II any they have, with the Clerk
Of the Council, within ten days after the date
of the first publication OF this notice.
BY order OF the Council Of the city OF Los An
geles, At its meeting Of June 9th, A. d. 1888.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, June llth, A. D. 1888 jel2 lot
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

Nor even the male of our species who
"bangs" his hair in front is new thing
Possibly he was unknown to Solomon
but the RepaJlicaa, of Springfield, as
serts that the Hdude" "a word of two
syllables) was well.deiined species in
Salem, New Hampshire, twenty years
ago. 1t is still customary there, says
our contemporary, to speak of any very
dapper young man as "dude, OF q
young woman's sweetheart as her
dude, and of any small animal of the
male sex as ''a little dude" There seems
to be a difference of opinion among
pundits touching the derivation of the
term. We suggest that it comes from
the Latin dubitare, to doubt. Dude
is very near to the Spanish form of the
verb. which is dudor. To doubt is TO
be in condition of uncertainty con.
cerning anything; therefore the "dude"
is, simply, a new variety of the what
is il.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

FOREIGNERS who visit the noisy ZOO
logical collection known as Wall Street
arc astonished to find that the men who
transact the business of that famed To-
cality are, unlike their staid, middle
aged congeners OF the Royal Exchange
Of London or the Bourse Of Paris, young
men who seem 10 be clerks. The great
operators of New York, concerning
whose raids on the public we read 30
much, are rarely seen in their supposed
haunts, but remain within their jungles,
issuing thence their orders to armies oi
agents. II is the policy Of the princi-
pals that these agents shall be unknown
to one another, this secrecy making
more secure the success OF the various
schemes. About one thousand brok ers
gore and below, growl and squeeze
on change under the orders Of a bare
score of leading operators.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

THAT worse than useless bird, the
European sparrow, which was imported
into this country by an idiot, because of
its alleged insectivorous habits, as the
fruit season advances at the East is more
than ever the subject OF public denpncia-
tion. In some parts of the country war
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

Why will not some enterprising pei
son plant the sponge on our southern
coast? The sponge fleet, which short
time ago went ON cruise from Key
West. consisted of seventy vessels mai. .
ned by some six hundred men. An
average catch of sponge brings some
thing more than quarter of million
dollars into that port.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

THAT gentleman so generally wide
awake as Mr. Austin Corbin should &c
to England for the iron steamers for hi
short route to Europe is matter of sur
prise. Iron ships can be built as cheap
ly on the Delaware as ON the Clyde
according to statement made by Com
mander Gorringe, who knows 1t. and
American iron is of quality very su
perior to that Of the metal now used by
Scotch builders, as all engineers art
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
Special Notice.

Hereafter notices OF Companies, societies
churches, etc, will only be inserted In the HERALD
as paid Advertisements. We reserve for Places
Of worship, q gratuitous directory, VIII ch will
appear every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
n.slLY HERALD.
Herald Steam Printing House.

The HenAtp Steam Printing House is not sur
passed. by any job Printing oflce on the Pacific
Coast. outside Of San Francisco, In facilities foi
doing job work Low prices, good work and OK
peditIon may be relied upon at this Office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

By young man 26 years Of age situation in an
office; Is good penman, an accurate and rapid
accountant and used to all kinds Of Office work
Address, D. NJ. s., HERALD office. JULES
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
PERSONAL.

A gentleman from Arizona, SO years DID, a
bachelor, desires the acquaintance OF lady OF
culture with the view to matrimony. No trifers,
no grass widowns nor girls under n years need
answer, as have no use for them. Address, c.
b. A., HERALD office. jl2 It
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
EASTERN.
The Cadet Engineers Case.

WASHINGTON, June\ ll.-In the
Court of Claims Chief Justice Drake an.
nounced the decision Of the Court over.
ruling the motion for rehearing in the
case Of Cadet Engineer Leopold. The
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
Water Notice.

Consumers Of water from the Beaudry Water
Works are hereby notified that on the 18th inst.
water will be shut off from O'Clock A. NJ all day
on all streets south Of First, excepting Olive and
Third streets. tltl v. BEAUDRY.
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want More Territory,

If you want good. fitting truss call
at c. F. Heinzemans Drug Store, l22
Main street, who keeps the largest as
sortment Of trusses on hand in Southern
California,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
sl,5oo WORTH OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AT AUCTION. TO BE SOLD

GOODS AT AUCTION. TO BE SOLD
On this premises In Pasadena, third house from
the Lake Vineyard House, on Marengo avenue,
at tine left hand side going East, known as the
Francis property
The goods consist Of two walnut bedroom sets
with marble tops some soft wood bedroom sets,
parlor sets upholstered In the most modern styles,
fine center tables, large plated mirrors, fine par
lor ornaments, Swiss curtains, nicely hung, with
walnut rollers, sitting room furniture, writing
desk, lounges, corner brackets, fine chairs, pic
tures paintings, and other articles OF value,
The rooms are all carpeted with fine body and
tapestry Brussels, new and In perfect order.
The dining room furniture Is Of the best Rog.
ers knives, forks, spoons and other articles to
match.
The kitchen furniture Is good with fine ranges
and marbleized furniture.
The sale will commence at 10 4. NJ, THURSDAY,
June 18th, 1888, and, rs the parties have removed
to San Francisco, will be positively without re-
serve NORTHCRAFT3 b CLARK,
jns-td Auctioneers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

The weather was so warm on Wednes..
day last in San Jose, that the rollers of
the Herald press melted so the edition
of that journal was worked of in the
Mercury office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

Brcntano Bros, No. Union Square, New
York City, are agents for the HsRALp. twill
constantly be found on sale on their counters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

The Mexican remedy for diseases OF
the kidneys and bladder is Damiana Bit
ters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
Eugene Meyer & Co.,
1O6 & 1O7 North Spring St. Los Angeles

NEW HOUSE AND LOT.
will sellls follows:
House 2Ox40, containing four rooms nicely finish.
ed for living, with store in front, counter and
shelving veranda front and side. Lot s5x100 on
grade. Barn and stable room for horses and car.
rage To be sold without reserve on account OF
sickness In family.
NoTE-The lot is equivalent to two ordinary
lots and sufficient room to build o cottage by the
side OF the building now erected. Large yard In
the rear This lot Is situated near the main
thoroughfare making 1t quite valuable ~ good
property for investment or for speculation as IL
Is increasing in value very rapidly. The proper
ty will be sold as whole In one lot. The property
has been held at 81, 900 but on the fifteenth will
be sold to the highest bidder without reserve.
TERMs-Cash In U. s. gold coin. One thou
sand can remain on mortgage II desired at a
reasonable rate OF interest. Ten per cent down
on the fall OF the hammer. Reasonable time TO
examine the title.
JOHN c. BELL,
Auctioneer.
Also at Private sale two splendid large lots on
the Rosas trust. bargain.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
In vino veritas.

Mr. A. S. Hoilingsworth Is tho Santa Ana agent
OF the HERALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
Masonic Notice.

There will be special meeting OF Los Angeles
Lodge No AZ, +. 4 A. M, this (Tuesday) evening,
June 18th, at n o'clock, for work In the First Dc
gree.
All members in good standing are cordially in
vited to attend.
BY Order A. W. EDELMAN W. NJ
WALTER s. MooRE, Secretary 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
Owners of Property on Hope Street,

Between Temple and Fourth streets, are hereby
notified to meet the Board Of Public Works at
the City Surveyors office, in Allen building, cor.
ner CT Spring and Temple streets, on Thursday,
June I4th, 1888, at 2 o'clock p NJ, to consider the
matter OF the establishment Of the grade OF said
| street.
by order Ct the Council of the city of Los An
geles at its meeting Of June 9th, A. ID. 1888.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, June llth, A. d. 1888. 81
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NEW TODAY.
WANTED.

EDELMAN & CO., Cigar Manufac-
turers, make the best cigars aad do the largest
obbing trade In Southern California. myl3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
FOREIGN.
Passed the second Reading.

THsseu tHe StFUhu hCHuImK.
LONDON, June ll.-In the House oil
Lords the bill legalizing marriage
with deceased wifes sister, passed the
second reading by vote of l65 to 1853.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

Thorough course Of instruction given Begin
ners and more advanced pupils receive equal at
tention. For terrus and course Of tuition apply
at Messrs. Day Browns In person or by sending
address. je3n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
Light Punish ment,

PORTLAND tor), June IA. Colfax,
W. T., special says: The jury in the
case of F. C. Hammond, charged with
killing II. II. Grinnel, at Ainsworth,
last January, returned verdict of man.
slaughter. He was sentenced to one
years Imprisonment and fine of one
hundred dollars.