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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22
Briefs and Personals.

viii it be necessary TO urge upon the
business men Of the city the necessity OF
closing the stores part OF Memorial.day
II not closed until the afternoon it would
still be time enough to allow all clerks and
employees an opportunity OF going out to
Hollywood.
Let it be done.
The Norwegian brig Aabine, 25S tons,
Blk master, was cleared yesterday at the
custom house for Rio JanerO, with 800
whole and 200 half-harTels OF flour, valued al
$40, 0,5j0.3l shipped by Dunlop & McCance.
James +. Harris. the white man who fell
ON the streets here last week, and was taken
TO the City Hospital. died in that institution
Yesterday. and an inquest will be held over
his remains this morning. The death was
probably from an accidental fall.
Walter j. Morris, native Of Richmond,
during the war prominent officer OF en-
pineers i'm the Confederate army i'm the
Southwest, afterwards engaged in railway
enterprises in South America and Turkey,
later OF New York, died in that city We'd
nesdav, aged forty seven, and was buried
in Hollywood Saturday.
4 number of northern papers have erro-
neorslv, il not mischievously, cOnfounded
Colonel George l.. Peyton, Of the White
sulphur springs, with Mr.. George II. Pey-
ton. of Richmond. who, having become in
sane. lately shot colored man in the First
market. The two gentlemen are not at all
related. The insane gentleman IS Mr..
George Il. mot George H. Peyton.
The Democrats OF Henrico are making Il
vigorous fight against the Coalitionists, and
with every prospect OF success. III the
Democrats DO their duty they can retain
the offices they at present possess, and with
which they are able TO exercise very salu-
tary influence upon county affairs.
Ten liquor-dealers OF this city yesterday
rendered payment Of their State license in
coupons. They proflered the money and
coupons together, and expect to reclaim
the former by legal process under one OF
the readjustment acts.
Sheppard has added another to his al
ready numerous war scenes, entitled
Skirmishers Driven In" The drawing
NAV be seen in Mccarthy & Co.'s window,
at 500 Main street, and will greatly In
terest all old soldiers and lovers OF art.
There is family living in house In
this city for which they have paid
rent for more than thirty years, and
during all that time they have had no
water in their yard, but have paid one
cent bucket for what they used, 1t being
brought to them for that price.
A piece OF railroad news that has stirred
the railroad circles In Lynchburg is the re-
MORT. said to be reliable, that orders are
Shortly TO be issued for the removal from
Lynchburg to the town Of Roanoke OF all the
chief offices OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad.
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FULTON CLUE, OF RICHMOND.
Manchester Matters.

In the Mayors Court yesterday Hattie
stith, charged with IN assault, was dis
charged.
Ellen Crump, Sarah Crump, and Lucy
Claiborne, charged with misdemeanor,
were turned over to their parents for cor
rection.
The MAY term OF the Hastings Court
commenced yesterday-Judge 5. Bassett
French presiding. Several civil cases were
disposed OF. The court will be in session
to-day.
At the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning Rev. Mr.. Powell, OF the Episco-
nal Church, ofliciatcd, and at the Meade
Memorial Rev. Mr.. Jackson. At the
Raptist church Rev. Mr. DerleuX, who has
inst returned from the Southern Baptist
Conyention at Waco, Texas, preached.
The regular pastors filled the other pull
Night services will be conducted at the
PRESBYTERIAN church during the present
week by Rev. Robert Kerr, OF Petersburg.
At a meeting Of the Democratic City
Committee held last night at the Mayors
court.room Mr. Henry A. Jordan was re-
elected superintendent and DR.. A. s. Me-
Rac secretary. Arrangements were made
for vigorously conducting the spring cam,
nojgn The committee adjourned until
"Wednesday night, at which time they VIII
meet at MIR. Charles Pages office ut half
past O'Clock.
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YGlicN Court.

The following cases were disposed CT
yeeterday:
John Lee and Abby Yates Doth colored),
charged with bad behavior. Fined $50
each.
Martha Wallace (cOlored). disreputable
character, was jailed for three months in
default OF surety for her future good be-
havior.
Solomon Mitchell (coloreD was sent on
to the grand jury to answer The charge OF
assaulting and stealing S2.40 from Frank
Luck.
J. B. Leach was fined SO for trespassing &
on the premises OF James Robertson.
Anna Brooks ("olorod) was fined $40 for
assaulting and beating Mary Grafton.
Horace Brooks (coloredO was fined - for
disorderly conduct.
Ben. Tabb (colored), John Drown. and
Frank Bull were fined S2 each for being
drunk.
William Johnson (colored) and George
Bell were fined $3.50 each for being drunk.
Carter Hill (colored), drunk. Fined =.
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T'I1E FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
Il THE NURSERY.

The following Is an extract from a letter writ,on
TO The German Reformed Messenger, at Cham
bcrsburg, Penn:
A BENEFACTREss.
Just open The door for her, and Hrs. Winaow
VIII prove The American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. or this we arc 40 sure That we will
teach oar "susy" to say, "A blessing on Mrs.
Winslow" :" for helping her to survive and escape
the gripping colicking. and tcething siege. MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves tie
child from pain, and cures dysen.ery and disr-
rli0a. II softens the gums, reduces Inflammation,
cures wind-colic, and carries the Infant safely
through the tecthing period. II performs precisely
what 1t processes TO perform, every part Of it-no-
thing less. We have never seen Mrs. Winslow--
know her only through the preparation Of her
"soothing Syrup for Children Teething." II we
had the power we would make her, ssc l..
physical savior to the infant race. Sold by Ok
druggists. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
mn 10 pOdI "
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & APPERsON, 12 NJ. excellent little
farm in Henifco county, four miles from Rich
mond. near The Brook turnpike.
CHEWING & ROSE, 3 I. NJ. the " BFannan
Castle IN the West End, on Haryie between
Floyd and Main streets also. seyeDl building
lots on Iarvie and Floyd streets.
w. III. LYME 4 CO., l 4. NJ, large brick store
No. 1915 east Main street also, warehouse
adjacent.
W. .GODDIN & son. O p. ~, six handsome loty
In Brown, Page. and Candles plan, ON FAR
field and rage streets
FURMAN TUPPER. 81 i. W., nice building lot
on the corner OF Twenty-hfth and streets.
EDGAR ALLAN, trustee, III A. NJ, wines,
liquors, cOnfeclioneries. bar-room fixtures,
show eases, &C., at 6l2 and GA east Broad
street.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, I0x A. NJ, furaiture,
sewing-machlnes. &c.
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DEATH OF MRS. BRAUER.-Ycsterday
morning at $50 O'Clock, at the residence OF
her bus band, Mr. B. A. BraIer, Mrs. Alice
q. Braner died after a brief but painful
illness. Mrs. Brauer was in the full tide
of blooming womanhood, being only about
thirty wears OF age. AS young as she was,
She had mace many friends by her many
modest and charming traits OF character
and her aGcctionate and gentle manners.
She was a consistent member OF the Union
Station Methodist church. from which
church her funeral will take place to-day
ut g O'Clock j. nj.
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Questions 40 DO Answered.

When will the work be commenced on
our new Broad-strect boulevard and Grove
road!
That street between Franklin and Main
streets above the Baptist College is great
nuisance TO our driving public in bad wea-
ther.
There is some little Improvement needed
at Reservoir Park in the way Of grading
additional drives through thacity's pro-
perty between the reservoir and the river.
Weeds and ailantus trees are growing
vigorously in some portions Of the Reser-
yoir Park grounds.
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DIR. Edward Warren. Bey, Not the Man.


PARIS, FRANCE, May 6, 1888. !
TO the Editor Of the Daily Dispatch:
Dear sir,-ln your issue OF April Odd
you republished from some New York
paper q sensational story in regard to a
'love affair" in which "Dr. Warren, Of
Paris" is said to have been recently en-
gagged and as am the only person OF that
name and profession residing in this city,
the conclusion is natural that am alluded
to in the article in question.
| desire to say in the most emphatic way
that the statement, so far as / am con-
cerned, is absolutely untrue IN eUerypdrticU-
lar.
Trusting that YOU viii publish this note,
and thus relieve me from a false and most
embarrassing position, | am, very respect
fully your otedient servant,
EDWARD WARREN, NJ. ID.
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CAPTURE OF A Young FAwN.-On Satm-
day morning about 10 O'Clock, as the pay
train on the York River railroad was pass
ing in the vicinity OF Marl Cut, in New
Kent county, beautiful young deer was
observed in this locality. The train was
stopped at once, and Captain John Green.
superintendent Of the road, noted for his
gallantry, Immediately jumped of, and,
after an exciting chase, succeeded in
capturing the fawu. 1t was exceedingly
interesting to witness the race. a. il was
with no little difficulty the Captain made
his capture.
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4 DAUGHTERS MISERY,


"Elcven years cur daughter suffered on a bed Of
misery
"From n complication Of kidney, liver, rheu-
matte trouble, and nervous debility,
Under the care OF the best physicians,
who gave her disease various names,
- But no relief,
"And now she Is restored to Us in good health by
as simple remedy as Hop Bitters. that we had
summed for years before using it."-TuE PA
RENTS.
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SPRINGS AND BATHS

Y tALhAIINE LIIHIA WAIEK~I
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA.
OPENS JUNE lsT. No fOGS. Easy Of access
from all points of the compass. Having the
LARGEST SWIMMING POOL or CARBOSATED MIN
ERAB WATER IN THE WORLD. Also. lhOH
SPRINGS SECOND To NONE. llalt 10 three quar-
teFs of an hours ride carriage on horseback,
SPLENDID WHITE SULPHUR. GRAND houNfAIf
SCENERY. SUMMER CLIMATE UNSURPASSED.
CHARMING SUMNER HOME. Five IRON fl'E-
ESCAPES.
For medical and other testimony send for PAM
phlcs.
Fine Band, good fishing and boating.
Say where You saw this adv dNertiscmcnt
Water and pamphlets at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S
and l.. WAGSER's. Richmond, Va.
my l3-lm W. II. SALE, Proprietor.
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CHANGES IN THE MAIL SCHEDuLE.-The
northern mail heretofore arriving at 1872
A. VI. is now due at His A. NJ. daily.
The southern mail sent by this through
train is now closed at 1880 a. NJ. instead
OF 1880, as formerly.
Mails by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way arc now closed at s:l5 A. NJ. and 9:40
p. NJ. insteadof 7:l5 a. VI. and =. ~, az
heretofore.
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T ANGUoR AND LASsITUDE,

so COMMON IN THE SPRING, INDICATE a
TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A
SLUGGISH CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE.
GIVING FLUIDS. \ TkAsPOoNEUL OF
GLASS OF WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BREAKFASr WILL GENTLY RELIENE ANI
PTRiFY THE CIRCULATION, AND ISiPARI
NEW LIFE AND NIG0R TO EVERY FUNC-
TION OF TIE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS
HAVE IT. my l9-Sa, ,Tu&Ih2w
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my 13-ln
DON AIR HOTEL.

The fine HOTEL at Bon air and EXCURSION
GROUNDS are now open for the reception OF
guests. Every delicacy Of the season VIII DC
,cryed and the lessecs promise entire satisfacflon
To parties desiring 10 spend the heated torm at this
delightful suburban resort.
Telephone communication with All parts OF Tie
city. All of the fashiOna le Out-do n anu ,emcnts
IN the grounds. Professor SHtPPERSoN'S
BRASS AND STRING BAND viii enliyen the
lawn and ball-rOOm.'
Parties desiring further information about
rooms. &C.. will apply 10 FRANK -. Hill CO.,
los Main street. VI. :. S.JAMES son,
,,v ia-tTaI prODrfefors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22

BAsE-BALL.-Thc Richmonds played
their first game with the Fulton Club, OF
this city, yesterday evening. The Fultons
played a good game. The Rchmonds were
unable TO punish the pitching Of Moore,
who, though suffering with lame arm,
still seemed to keep the heavy batters Of
the Richmonds down. The game closed
by the following score. To-day the Rich
monds play the strong Nationals, Of Wash
ington. The Nationals have defeated the
Richmonds for three consecutive seasons /:
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FATHER Is GETTING WELL.

My daughters say
"How much better father is since he used HoT
Biiters."
ale Is getting well afIer his long suffering from
a disease declared incurablC,"
And we are 50 clad that he used your Bitters.'
LADY Of Utica. y. Y.
my l7-Th(wl lSa&Tulm
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GENrLEMEx's FURNIsHlNGs.

GENELEhENs = tt. its ~ =. y p,sS.---1~ -.
CPRING AND SUMNER
UNDERWEAR.
We have a full stock Of
FANCY BALBRIGGAN SUMMER SUITS,
MEDIUM-wEIGHT MEEINO UNDERsHRTs,
GossAMER MERINO DRAWERS,
LIsLE-THREAD UNDERsHIRTs,
INDIA-GAUzE UNDERsHIRTs,
INDIA-GAUZE DRAWERS,
LACE UNDERsHIRTs,
JACoNET UNDERsHRTs,
Medium and lightweight PEPPERELL JEANS
DRAWERS, our own manufacture.
Also, large stock Of
FANCY HALE HOSE.
-
HIT. MILLER CO..
CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS.
lmy s-Tu,Th&sutJc25l
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fISFIT STORE.
TIN W o Il ID 5
BUTTER no PARSNIPS.

There is considerable hidden meaning in the
above phrase. In this rapd-pushing age fine
words are too frequently used as a means of de-
luding people. There are medicines in the world
that promise to cure everything, from a simple
cough down to the victim in the last stages Of con-
sumption. such promises wise people take very
little stock in Equally as ridiculous are the prom
ises occasionally met in advertisements This fell
low is selling al half price and the other fellow so
rer cent. below cost, and yet both manage to make
fair profits. Strange, isn'tit: The
MIsFIT STORE,
9I2 MAIN STREET,
promise nothing that they do not perform. We
don't sell at half price and neither docs any one
else, no matter how loudly he proclaims it. But
We do sell at the lowest possible cost, and that is
considerably lower than Others viii sell you. No
finer goods than we keep can be obtained. We
keep nothing that will not bring the purchaser
back a second time. We have CLOTHING for
the man Of means and we have GOODS for the
laboring man. We sell TO both as low as good, re-
liable, seryiceabe garments can possibly be sold.
Put our assertions 70 the test.
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DID SIZE DIE {?

Mo-
~She fingered and suffered along. pining away
all The time for years"
The doctors doing her no good"
And at last was cured by this Hop BitterS the
papers say SO much about"
Indeed lndced."
How thankful We should be for that mcdi cine
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Mr.. Thomas Jackson will be pleased TO
have you cali and examine his stock Of
china, crockery, glassware, and other goods.
He has a few II those very pretty new
style chamber sets left. There is no dis
count TO his prices, because they are as low
as the lowest.
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HOTELS AND EoARDING.uOysEs.

GUNNER BOARD Al NTAtA-
- VIEW.-l viii take siMMER BOARDEiiH nj
NV residence. M0untain-ficw. Aibeininc cTnnty,
and airv: ward large grissy. and shady view Of
mountains extensive. and location admirable,
being one m!lc from pOst-Uiicc aud oeIot ana tHo
mile. from telegraph Office Reference cN-
cbrngci. Mrs. y. N. PERKINS. iiatt0n pos'-
Dlilcn. AllnInIrln county,. NY " IL
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MAy-OuEEN CORONATION -On Friday
evening. May 25th, some OF the young m-
dies connected with the Grace-street fres-
byterian church viii have May-queem
and.musical entertainment at Mozart Han
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WTARM SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w BATW COUNTY. VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.

The finest warm sulphur hath IN the world.
Pamphlets 10 be had 0f Purcell. LaGd < 90, OF Of
the proprietor. ScLd postal.
ap l4-3m JOHN l.. ftDANh'
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COBB'S ISLAND, VA, THE ONLY

~ SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.
The finest and safest Sugf-Bathrg; Occa1-,
Channel-, and Shark-Fishing. and snipe-ShoOtiug-
Hotel Physician pr. l.. 4. flTZHUGH.
TERMS: f2 per day; Sl2 per week; $40 pcr
month.
Route From Ola Point by steamer Sorthamp-
ton 20 CherrystOne every Monday. Wednesday, tuf
Friday. The Baltimore and Washington steamers
make connection with the Northampton. Address
my .3m j. 4. SPADI.
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HOTEL COMFORT,
III QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, Va.

This elegant and newly-furnished hotel b. now
open Tor the reception Of guests THIS hotc hay
ing been Btied up with the greatest ai'eLuln ID
the modern requirements Ct Tie travelling public,
supplies = want long cXpcnencea ny those sisitinS
Hampton in quest Of comfort. ec"non,. clFllitS.
we'll prepared food. cleanliness. and poliiei.e,s.
Meals at all hours ia restaurant. Special terms
for families.
Large sdmple-rOoms for commercials. whose pa
tronagc Is especially asked for. Commercial rate,
- per day. B. BARNARD. Propretor.
NH 4-d3m Late Manager Of B0n-Air Hotel.
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NILLBORO' SPRINGS,
vi OPEN JUNE lsr,
CLOSE NOVEMBER lST.

SULPHUR, ALUM, AND CHALIBlAIE
SPRINGS.
For circular and general informafion- address
CARROLL GARNtII,
Millboro' Springs Post-Ollcc,
my I3-lm Bath county Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22

Mr.. William A. Walker has opened very
handsome livery stables on the property he
has recently purchased in rear of the Thea
tre. The establishment is to be known as
=. Roanoke StableS.r
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OPEN FROM JUNE TO NOVEMBER.

BATHS. BILLIARDS, TELEGRAPH, Posi-,
and dLXPRESS-OFFICES.
GOOD LIVERY and ZINE BAND OF MUSIC.
Pamphlets can be obtained OF PURCELL. IApp
& co, who keep q supply of water constantly on
hand. &. \. COLHDUN,
my l1-lm Prlprlri0r
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A pvERTIsING CHEATS.

II has become 50 common TO write the begin
ming Of an article In an elegant interesting man
ncr.
~Thea run It into some advertisement that VIC
avoid all such,
"And simply call attention to the merits Hor
Biuers in as plain, honest terms as possible
ITO induce people
"To give them ono trial. which so proves theiI
value that they will never use anything else"
"THR REMEDY 50 favorahly noticed in all th'
papers.
"Rciieious and sccular,is
"Haviug a large sale, and is supplanting al
other medicines.
~There Is no degyine the virtues Of the HoI
plant, and the proprie,ors of Hop Bitiors have
shown great shrewdneSs
"And ability
"In compounding medicine whose virtues ar,
30 palpable TO livery ones observation"
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,voINTAIV.Tup UOTFT.

nj BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS. VIRGINIA,
on Chesapeake and Ohio railway l2i mite, from
Richmond, Va win be opcnJ NJ 10, lss3. fclc-
graph and post-oiice. Alton depot, Va. For terms,
&C.. address until June lst
HENRY L. MASSIE, Proprietor,
mvG-In CharlOtiesvii!c. Va.
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cPEcIAL NOTICE.

The sr. ALBAN's HALL: corner - Thrd snd
vsin streets, viii BE- OPENED tOf IltL M
SpIfvrioS oF THE PUBLIC on WEDNESDAY,
Nav 2Si. from II II. 20 II o'clock 4. III.
Visltors are cordially inyiled ~ anv hour inter-
Ace Committee win be presen. at night to conduct
visitors through the building.
nv order JAMES A. SCOTT. President.
~ j. THOMPSON BROWN,
myeO-st Agent Masonic Temple Association.
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
GRowLINe ABOUT THE GAs-woRKs.

Called Meeting Last Night-Mr. Todd Anx-
Remodcllina tho Gas-works-His Resolu-
tion 20 this Effect Lost-Somethipg About
the Contract Complications.
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sUMMER RESORTS.

A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
AS A DYsPEPTIC WATER WITHOUT A
RIVAL.
i.sOO FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL or THE
SEA.
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rI,uE RAWLEY SPRINGS.

l. ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va $3.50.
will be open for the reception Of gue.ss JUNE
18Th. Professor ". L. RAE's Brass aud Stfng
Band for lie lawn and ballroom. has been cngaged
Tor the season OF sS3. The table viii be good in
every respect. supplied from the rich Valley OF
virginia. The air pure, braclng' aud very Dry
pins. lawn-tennis, archery, etc, are among The
amusements.
As a remedy I'm An@ma, Scr0fnla. Ntur9leif,
DysDcpsia. IiSer-Disease, maiadics peculiar 20
females asd IN general for oil diseases caused by
poverty Of the blood or debility Of The nervous ays-
TEN, the Raw!cy water IS wlriyaled.
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RATES or BOARD: $3.50 per day. si5 per
week II d per month -four We ksl. jane and tcl-
tcmber: $50 per mouth. July and August. tml-
dren under tea and colOred servanis HALt hArts.
white servants, according 10 aceOMn. .dalioh'.
Anniy for hook with particular. my lN-let
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SiIsFIT STORE,

9I2 MAIN STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL s O'CLOCK; SAT-
fridays TILL lOP.M. my2O
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TIE REASON WHY
ANTONTs
ICE-CREAM SODA
j. TIE BEST
~ BECAUSE
ANTONI
MAKES an the SYRUPs he uses In his ICE-CREAM
SODA from pure, fresh fruit juices.
MAKES all the ICE-CREAM he uses In his ICC-
CREAM SODA, and keeps II In porcelain
lined freozers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-14
Notice of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that ii is the intention
OF the Council Of the city OF Los Angeles to stab
lish the grade Of Poyxena street, as follows:
At the place Of beginning OF Polyxena street,
on the north boundary OF Fourth street, the
grade on the west line Of Polyxena street shall
be $500 feet above the Datum Plane; and on the
east line OF said street the grade shall be 35 ~
feet above the Datum Plane; at point 40 feet
northerly along the center line Of Polyxena
street, from the north boundary of Fourth street,
the grade on the west boundary OF said street
shall be ~. 80 feet above the Datum Plane; at a
point $50 feet northeriy along center line Of
Polyxena street, from north boundary of Fourth
street, the grade on the west boundary Of said
street shall he 75.42 feet, and on the east boun.
dairy 1919 feet above the Datum Plane; at o
point 400 feet northerly along the center line OF
Poiyxena street, the grade on the west boundary
OF the street shall be 72.S0 feet, and the east
boundary 73 IL feet above the Datum Plane; at
a point on Third Street, where the line OF curb
ing on the south line Of Third street would inter-
sect the center line of Poyxena street, the grade
shall he IS. 10 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 of the date
OF the first publication OF this notice.
By order OF the Council of the city OF Los An
geles, at Its session OF June 3D. A. ID. 1888.
W. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the city OF Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, June 4th, 1883 jn5-l0t.