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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
ALEAANDRlA GAZETTE AND YIRGIXIA AUERTISER
TIEGIKIA NEWS

J9hn s. Corprew, wholesale dry goods
aeaicr, oil Norfolk, made an assignment YES.
lcrday; liabilities 800, 900.
Mr.. Park D. Shepherd, al one ,imr, tho
owner of a valuable estate in Clarke coun.
ty, diod recently In Altamonte. Fla, aged SO
Years.
The body Of Martin Callahan, aged fifty
hVe years, who had been missing for two
weeks, was found in the dock ut Richmond
Wednesday.
Inc Winchester common council has made
an appropriation Of $4,000 to be added 10
the Kerr fund for the erection Of a public
school building for white children.
The contract for furniture for thu new
government building ut Danville, has been
awarded to the NIiddletown Furniture
Company, of Allddetown, Pa, for 81, 255.
The charge against DR.. George E. Rives, q
prominent democrat, of Prince George
county, that he had paid a colored man to
vote the democratic ticket, has been aban-
doned by the federal authorities.
An explosion yesterday morning in An
dreWs restaurant, Norfolk, killed the cook,
injured several persons, and damaged
property. 1t is thought the explosion was
caused by oyerheating gasoline machine
pipes.
Emory Z. Hawks, OF Wythe county a lad
10 years OF age, was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Patterson ut Lynch
burg yesterday on Il charge Of embezzling
ana destroying letters entrusted 10 him as
mall-carTcr, and he was sent on for in
alctment by the grand jury. He has con.
iesSed his guilt, HIS depredations have
been extensive
Preston Harris, Of Isle OF Wight county,
Was received at the penitentiary yesterday
to serve j term Of ten years Harris was
tried for stealing horse and buggy and for
attempting to burn the Jail He was con-
ylcted and sentenced to be hung, but the
Governor commutedhis sentence to ten wears
in the penitentiary.
Maj. Philip A. Wexford, chairman of the
Board al Corporators Of the Virginia and
Carolina railroad has succeeded in obtain
ing charter from the North Carolina Leg
islature for the Virginia and Carolina rail.
road, 4 charter was obtained in South Car
olina in December last. The survey OF the
projected line from Richmond to Rideeway
\. e., has been completed, and arrange
ments are being made 10 commence the work
O! construction soon.
The Circuit Court Of Eottoway has been
engaged for the past three days in hearing
the suit brought by Henry Nelson against
The Norfolk and Western Railway Company
/ The plaintiff last summer purchased a lin
tied excursion ticket. While attempting ia
return from Petersburg TO l.ynchburg on
the regular train. with the same ticket. he
was made to pay full fare. This is d test
; ease, involving sixteen other suits brought
against The company on the same grounds
INC aggregate damages claimed being ahou,
10000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
COMMUNICATED.

The Culpeper Exponent, dated this day,
conveys the sad intelligence of the death of
Harry Gilmore, the great Confederate scout,
the sad event having occurred, according to
the Exponent, in Baltimore last week. Many
OF his admirers reside here, and as one Of
them greatly deplored the early death of
this gallant officer and gentleman. Think
ing 1t very strange that the first intelligence
OF the death of Col. Gilmore should come by
the way OF Culpeper, | tclegraphed to Bal
timore Tor information, and i'll reply learned
that although aconsultation ofphysicians had
reported his case as dangerous, his early
death is by no means certain and it is hoped
that an operation which will be performed
in few days, will restore him to health
and TO his family and friends G..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
Mothers Mothers Mothers

AZ" Ion disturbed at night and broken Of your
r'Nt by sr', child suffering aud crying with the
tSriGciaiir% pain nj cutting teeth? Ii 50, 20 ut
"u'',' aud set bottle Vi Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
lAG SfRCl'. Ii will relieve the poor little suf.
trrer immediately -dclrnd upon il there is no
ml-Iak" about it. There is mol mother on earth
VII" has ever used II. who will not tell YOU ut
one" that IL sill regulate the bowels, and give
rest !" the mother, and relief and health tn the
ch!!a operating like magic. II is perfectly sal. to
use ~ ail cases. aud pleasant to the TASTE and is
the prescription oil Of the Oldest and best f..
male physicians and nurses III the United States,
SoIh everywhere. - cents 4 bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
MONETARY AID COMMERCIAL

During the week there has been better feeling
ana business IS somewhat briskcr Though in con
sequence al The Lad condition OF the country
roads Tho receipts o! produce have been very light
ana /" Ina. ".tent the grain trade has bceu i'm
pete'i while prices have advanced considerably.
The approach of Spriug weather has an iuspiriuy
choct and preparations for lively trade are hcinp
made By our merchants. Money matters ara opirt
and without incident Of special note since our
last In Baltimore the supply is in exces, of rh.
demand. and the hunks fail to lind full employment
Tor their funds, though the rate for call loans is
down 10 1 per cent. In New York the rate is Ia
~ per cent with an abundant supply. e. S.
bonds are quiet. State stocks are dull The i'm
qrlry for Nirgnias is very cautious, and there ara
few now orders making. The tax coupons are \
shade drmcr, closing 4SL.al9 Gov. Bate, has
sent message to tho Tennessee Legislature JUS.
tifyins the policy Of scaling the State debt, and
proposInga plan OF settlement with the bond
holders which involves the exchange of the Coz.
tingent' bonds for new three per cent bonds n,
fifty cents on the dollar. Railroad securities are
quiet. Virginia midland iives 96lsa9Gss seconds
log for large aud 1OSl2 for small bonds.
NEW YORK, Fen. 3.--rhe stock market opened
at All advance Of ,a1 L per cent from Yesterdays
closing quotations, the latter Chicago Burlington
aud Quincy. After further advance in the early
dealings the market became weak and at II
O'Clock recorded decline of ,Ya1as per cent in
which Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Union
Pacific Norfolk aud Western preferred and St
Paul were most conspicuous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Q.

Mr.. CoREHILL, [. :. Attorney for the
District Of Columbia, in whom, however,
the Government has so little confidence
that it is afraid TO entrust him with any lot
or part in the star route cases, gave din
ner last week TO General Sherman, through
whose influence he obtained his position,
and by which he hopes to retain it, The
after-dinner speeches, save that Of Mr.. Wat
telson, of Kentucky, the only Southern man
present-ard he must have had very un-
comfortable time--were devoted TO the re.
hellion' and its causes and effects, ard this
too eighteen years after the close of the
civil war, and when the wise and patriotic
men Of both sections Of now united country
are doing all they can to obliterate the
memories Of that war. But radicals must
be radicals the leopard cannot change his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

MINorr BANKS, aged seventy four years.
and his sister Polly, aged seventy after be-
ing disposseSscd ofthcir honest cad in Bridge
port, Connecticut, for debt, have been PUT
in Jail there because the proceeds of the
sheritl'S sale Of all they had did not equal
the amount Of their indebtedness bv seven
teen dollars. The only reference rorubli.
can journals make to this is Ia mention it as
an item Of news; but had il been done in The
South, these same journals would have made
itnn occasion to point numerous morals and
adorn many tale Of what it pIeascs them
to call the semi civilization o. this section,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
The Court OF Appeals Yesterday.

hickson against Rucker. From the
Corporation Court ofLynchburg Affirmed
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion.
Carr and ais. against Mead's ezecutris
and ais. From the Circuit Court of Loud
Gun county. Affirmed, Judge Richardson
delivering the opinion
Powell; who sues: vs.. Tarry's adunistra-
tor Argued and submitted.
Dev: receiver, against Martin Argued fer
appellant.
James E. Heath, esq, was allowed to
practice az counsel in this court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

TRE GROUND HoG-The fallaey Of the
superstition that the ground hog looks Tor
his shadow annually On Enber day, and
that upon his looking depends the state OF
ne heather for the succeeding sis weeks.
Ias proven by curious resident
Of CneTsyiiie, who secured specimen hog
ear ) III the season and kept him boxed for
the OCCASION. Instead OF taking up his bod,
and hunting for bis shadow on that day his
hogship continued to sleep as ifhe had pro.
perly paid for his he'd. Persuasion and Oh.
king with 8 stick failed to arouse him. and
hence it is that the residents of Chewsyill,
regard the tabled powers of the ground hoo
TO forecast the weather as thing Of story
and rot OF reality.-Hagerstoara Globe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

Mr.. (. +. Aslsew. late Assistant Postmas-
ter at Baltimore, said some time ago: HAY
ing had occasion to try DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup, lunhesi.aiingly pronounce it the best
remedy have ever used. 4 small bottle
relieved me of & severe cold"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

The Richmond STATE tells Of a gentleman
IN that city who aocosted weiI-Enovn
lawyer there recently and. showing half
dollar coin 81 tEe country. said ! want
yous opinion Is 20 tie Eenui1eresS OF TITS
The man OF Law took ii i'll his hand weighed
it we'll, felt it for lew seconds, hi; il and
then gravely putting il in his vest pocket
remarked "Oh, yes that is q very good
half dollar II take it on account for
my fee and send you bill for tho other
four and half Fee for what never
consulted you on any point Of law Well
SOW, that's 4 good joke" returned the law
yer, didn't you just ask my opinion on this
very half dollar e"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

ACroEpi>" IA the New York Associated
Press. General Fitz. Lee, in hi, speech at
Brooklyn last Wednesday. said that at
AppomattoE he became convinced tia,
secession was not right" According to the
New York Hrrdd, he said that " hen HE
sun of the confederacy had gone down be-
hind the Hills Of Appomallox he had re-
allied that the war was over The latter
report is probably the correct one. for The
General, as well as everybody else. knows.
modern ideas among Il certain sort Of people
to the contrary. that success il not the true
measure of merit, and history teens with
examples Of the defeat Of righteous culIscs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
EDITORIAL BRIEFS.

Alb ovo usque ad maa :" but how about
Il when there are ueithcr eggs or apples
1t is very unfortunate that just al this
season fish should be scarce and eggs high.
The iron b!oomery don't appear to be
blooming much just now. though the spring
Is not ye! come.
AS soon as the sun peeps out from be-
hind the clouds The boys and girls, as we'll
as the birds, begin to mate.
Local option will take effect in Clarke
county May when the price Of b;ters
will advance accordingly.
What with the small pox aud the loss
of control of The Virginia Midland railway
Baltimore is sorely vexed
The inventor OF patent balot.box Is
engineering to have Congress adopt voting
machine. Well one is better than many.
Killing season has come round again,
and how many boy of older growth has to
kite it these hard times? Poor fellows +.
The democrats ofCulpeper, through their
executive committee, favor convention of
the party to Ue held in Richmond on the
18th Of March.
Hon. Judah T. Benjamin has retired
from the practice Of his profession Of the law
in London. He has had brilliant SUCCESS
and retres gracefully on his we'll earned
laurels
We sae It stated that some OF the crew
OF the lost steamer Kenmore Castle subsist
ed for three days by chewing Il ilanue vest
which beats the omniverous goat all to
pieces
Six natives Of Jerusalem in their "a
| lice costume" were given shelter in Ph;la-
de.phia the other night We should think
they required more than shelter in such 8
| costume--Gg Leaves.
The letters Of the Washington CORES
pondcncc Of the GAZETTE are more copied
ana extracted from than any Washington
letters published They are al particular
| interest 10 Virgins,
nan II the thing that no fellow eau
lind on! Is, why the .rains oil the Aleyan-
dril anl Washington Railroad don't run
hourly. ana why the depot AMI hro,tsh
down !""m.
There are inany bird, Of man. kinds,
ahh many m!r; al many minds. and its as
Well !! j. -: Yet there are those who
'Srr;l, evil -. itr Thing. they canno! nm
uei,la"u
Son,, ~. ,;.. r 81; ,, m
| heard IN the land, ..nd about the sanlo time
! III" 10" ii ! do Of .hr candidate for mu-
nl"iI'4i !T,!'5. And th"n will many thirsty
souls he made glad.
The C!arkc iyericy from itsrx,.,i.r,,or
The miecaft:isrs of The nroierlnd .x,l,siou
OF HE Washington and Western RAILROAD
| will not In: .i.rpr;.rl If il E,iis Ia .u,,,,u,,
| the Blue l;il.c in the next ten ,,or,
r.,.I .,..,...,. ,hor,r.
| Ir.,,rl ..r,;col :, n,,,l;.
! v.s, =,
way .,.io,, s., r,,, ~
hov.f,.a. GJio,.,I -. ~, "'''
do,o.,;,.. ,,. WIZ
,.,.,, ,.,.....',.,,. WV H'''
y ".>''7'.' ""' non 'ohi D
-. ,,.,.m,.',.. :" ."''''e'''o" WIN
Wv '''''''.,'i' " ''' "e'''"cF'ic STATE
Cb!lH!it!tc. I No altIr ~ Ill means, There
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
NEWS OF THE DAY

Gen. Fitzhugh Lee will lecture II Knox.
Vile, Tenn. February 20.
\ society for the prevention os cruelty to
animals has been formed in Richmond.
Rev. Mr.. Council has accepted a call Ia
the pastoratc of the Baptist Church nj
Front Royal
frhe situation al Port Deposit is still alarm
ing, though many think the ic. will Dnss
down without flooding the town.
Thomas Mock, ~ old courcd man, Of Ac.
comac county, committed suicide last Fri
day by shooting himself through the heart.
Gen. Guilermo. ex-pre,ident of Sarto DO
mlngo, with Il band 0i other eNiles from that
republic, is reported to na organizing an ex-
petition in Jamaica 10 invade -;an,o Denim
so and Hayti
The sand tor the new Pension Office in
Washington is being brought from the vi
entity Of kichland, IL miles down the Potn
tolnac II Is much superior quality to
that dug near the city
Miss Grace Fitzhdgh has been commits
stoned As postmaster al Hampstead, King
George county, and a post Office has been
established at Forestburg, Prince William
county, with W G. Williams as postmaster.
The sale Of Sara Eernhardts levels took
place in Paris yesterday. The persons in
attendance We're principally dealers and rep
resentativcs Of the demi-monde. 4 neck
lace OF rose diamonds sold for n 900 francs
and Two bracelet. brought 5000 francs
each
meeting oi The State Board al Eanca-
ton was held NJ the Executive Mansion in
Richmond yesterday. and was strict; pri-
Tate. There must have been a hitch some
where for the appointments to the Rich
mond City School Doard were not made,
Notwithstanding Mr.. Garnet had his slate
carefully prepared aud ON hand
As stated III Yesterday GAZETTE Daviu
dealS ana Quinn, were arrested in Dublin
yesterday and Sehl 10 prison for siS months
because they refused t. give bail for good
behavior. Bowling y, az tried Tor the nt.,-
der or policeman Coz. an! sentenced to pen
81 servitude for life OF conviction Of shoot
ing with intent 10 kill Other arrests have
been made 70: conspiring To murder govern.
ment officials
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

tnicAG" CATTLE MARKET. Feb. S-Hogs.
Market weak the trmora!ized state t,I transpo,ts
ton tending 10 keep Eastern shippers out OF the
trade quality good and prices toa15c lower,
closing weak MIXED SGati 80; heavy SO 80.
10; light stat TO- Cattlc.-Dcmaud fair. DE-.
slrahlc stock selling 1t stronger rates: export,
- '"aG % good ochocc shipping So 2Oa5 60
common to fair 81 iIal 90: butchers strong and
active; common 10 fair So I0a;; 25; good Ia
choice So 3oal 90. straightforward fair for best
grades, hut lower grades very dull: common 10
fair 50 Dad medium to good ST 25s4 - choir.
10 extra SJa5 So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

TO steal all umbrella is at last crime
But ifa man steals bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup to cure his cough eau it be
called crime
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

Over $4,000 has been subscribed for the
establishment of female college at Dam
vile, under the auspices Of The Methodist
church
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

OF Virginia can be worked successfully nj
less cost than those in any other State in the
Union. If the customs duty on iron were
removed the inevitable result would be that
the capital and enterprise now employed in
the manufacture 81 iron III the North would
be induced 10 come ia Virginia. in order 10
compete successfully with manufacturers
engaged in similar business abroad. Why
then, Virginia congressman should L- OPP
posed 10 i rrrcnuo and in favor # i
protective tarII especially ON iron. the only
effect oil which i /" prof; Northern ,monoI,
o!lslS AMI delay the growth the iron
business III their own State. is hard to tell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
To,Days CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
SENATE

Mr.. Frye presented the remons:rance of
certain lumber dealers of Maine against
placing lumber on the free list The renon-
STRANGE states that $500, O0O, 900 are invested
and 100000 men employed in that bust
ness.
The Committee on Commerce reported
favoraoly the bill TO relieve ships and yes
sells from compulsory pilot fees
Al the close Of the morning hour the tar
III bill was again taken up
HOUSE
The Committee on Coinage, Weights and
Measures reported it iuexpedient to dis.
continue the coinage OF silver dollars
The conference committee on the military
academy. appropriation bill presented their
report which was agreed to
Private business being suspended the
House resumed tic consideration Of the ter
If hill
II5CELLAEEOU:
The naval appropriation bill Was reported
10 the Senate to-day l. approrriares
Sl5.127. asa
The SENATE CtG-lHlttce oil Foreign Affairs
to-Ca: directed favorable report TO be
made TO the Senate upon Nr. Frve's rasolu.
ticn OF the fisheries question
E.g Gov. EDMUND J DAVIS, OF Texas
whose death has been announced was 81
years otcse. He was torn il San August
me, "a. il 1892; CT Virginia parents. Dur
lug tnc "aT. 7hils waiting al Bazdad, Neg
&c &c. h:s family &c escape from Texas. he
was captured b.! party CT Confsderates
along W!tt Capt. Montgomery, aud brought
across tho hio Grande rii'er. His fellow
prisoner vas hung bu! he escaped through
me tiEely interference of one Of the party,
who Knew him. Being prominent in recon
after the close Of the war, he was
made president q the convention. and was
finally elected Governor Both houses OF
he lesas Legislature adjourned yesterday
as token OF respect to his memory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

air ". .. Shanks Petersburg, Va, says
"Erown's Iron Bitters entirely relieved me
o! an eruption on nv skin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Feb S-Hoo-
ilrm: common and light s. 7:5a6 90; packer,
ana butchers 81 .3s. -; receipts ,993 head
shipments 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
CATTLE MARKETS

BNIlNohE CATTLE MARKET. Feb. S.-sh.en
The arrivals since Monday consist ot some $50
head, and there arr 80 remaining in the pcD.
The narkc; is weak, trade SLOW and prices J., ne:
cent OH. viz. Ia11:,r
itoS'. lii" market is firm al our quotation,
with prospects that higher figures will rule n.x,
week u any change occurs. Prices 9a9 lnc with
few under the latter figure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
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DIED.

In Fredericksburg, On Tuesday night, February
9th, GEO y" LEWIS, aged about 81 years, ma
tive of Spotsylvsnia county, but foI several
resident OF fredericksburg
At her residence near Centre.ille Fa;r5a1
county: Va. on the 18th OF January 1853. CHAR
LOITE F. STEWART wife CT tie late Thomas
y. Stewart.
at the residence Of her father Deacon {. A.
Hopkins Lear Fairfax c. r. Va, On Sunda-
evening, February 4th. 1888, Miss sALLIE
HOPKINS, i'll the Oath year Of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

NEW foEK CATTLE MARKET Feb. Sleeve,
Receipts 1910 head. Market firm and higher.
with quick sales at 81 SOa1 - per 100 lbs Shee,,
and Lamhs--Receipts 1000. Market opened irm
or at small! advance, hut closed easier; poor t,
Prline Sheep Sla6 20 per 100 lbs. Lambs Sc 5Oa
: cope 100 hs. Hogs. Receipts 1860: scare.
ana iirmer at S'a1 % per 100 lbs for ordinary to
good live Hogs "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARKET Feb 9Th.
market is without special change Flour SIa
Z -, as to brand Wheat 110a11S, as to quality
Corn a'atn. Eye and Oats altogether nonina.
Receipts o( grain light and sales very limited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

f!"nci5 hrin. Wheat is active with 4 strong
shipping and milling demand for choire grades
2ooO bushels only wsre received to-day. which
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

4 MOTHER CASE OF THOSE VERY CHEAP
II Merino Vests and Drawers lust opened ar
nov2l AMOS E. SLAYNAKEP:S
4 T5ToREs IINCE MEAT.-25 Pals atmo-s,e
y Minca Meat: TeceiTsi today end for sale b.
leeIs &c. MTLBURN.
E'lRE CRACKERS large aud small, for sais
l. wholesale and retail at
decla ]. C. MILeURE'S. l. y. R,yal =
VACCINE QCiLLS oil Very superior quality
ust reCriyed by
ltn9 F.. S. LEA DREArEE 4 BRO
! lNEAS.-A full line Of Gunpowder, Japan, Eng
l lish Breakfast and uoloug Teas for sale hy
lanhQ ]. G. MILRURN
, CENTS il the price of bottle OF LUNr's
~ COCGH hlP. Try il. janl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

RICHMOND MARKET, Fob. S-Ths marker i.
quiet but prices tirmer. Receipts oil produce small
with sales of Wheat at 121a12S for few bushels
of choice white and Lancaster 123a12- for rix
ed and 11Ga125 for Fultz. Sales OF white Corn
ut 3Sa6O. Oats sold at 63a65 and Rye at 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

NEW YORK. February 9.-Stocks weak Cotton
steady; uplands 10ll Orleans 1Ols. Flour quir,
and unchanged. Wheat heavy aud 0saa.c lower.
Corn heavy and lsalic lower
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
LAND FOR SALE.

% seres Of Land. one half niis from
Apnsa Poato61cs. a----
ing 81 100 bsAring oranges; IC00 bearing winter
apples, 500 bearing Engiish walnuts, balance in
peaches, nscsArinss. Ags and ethsR huits; II
acrss In alfalfa ~ =
&c acres choios lAnd fop grain, fruits and
Dobie residepce and nscsaa<y out buildinKs
and corrah- Water pipsd num tank for domestic
use- Apply u q Spring a, opposits p o. 0-ini
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
rasss's ssd ] sAlppsS ilssls.

PaSss's bsdy ehIppsa None. =
TUSrs, Jan. 5.-The remains OF John
Howard Payne, the arthor. Of Hone,
Sweet Home" were shipped to the
United States to-day.
Booth In Berlin.
HE8tix, Jan. 6.--Edwin Booth has
accepted an engagement at the Residenz
Theatrc. fiiy first appearaneef VIII DO
III Hamlet. 4 :
sartoris Dead.
CoSsrANrisoPLE. Jan, -G---Uader-
Secretary saFteris ofthe NBritish Ens.
bassy. is dead.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
MEDIUM.

MRS LOU. PATTERSON, .
CLAUVOYkNT AND rE1r MEDIUM. gives
d>>1lysdAily. Es1Ahsncs No - osorFiA strsst
1 - 81 ,AkuSs1o 4 bc12-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
Ornamental Plants

GAN PALMS. SHADE TREES,
EvERGREENs. ROSES, cANELLIAs-
CLIMBING PLANTS. oREviLLEAs.
PAMPAs GRASS, PASSION VINES.
BANANAS, LILIES. JAPANESE PLANTS,
Etc. etc. win be sold during the next thrss
months very cheap on account OF removal Of nur-
n. wEINMOLD,
FLORIST AND NuRsRRyxAN.
Depot-Fint ST.. bet. Spring and NAin Sta
yursery-- Wilmington st.. better known ~
L. shAsfers Flora Garden. jl-am