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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
NEW MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB.
Spring Meeting iSSS---COmmenc.
ing April 18th and Ending
April 2Ist, 1883.

Peabody Hotel Stakes-For two
year old lilies; S25 entrance, play Oh
pay; Peabody Hotel TO add $500, o.
which 500 to second, third to say,
stakes. Maiden allowances. Hal
mile.
ChickasaW Guards Stakes - Fol
three year olds; S25 entrance, play OF
pay; $500 added, of which 800 to sec.
ond, third to save stakes. Five lbl
allowed maidens on day OF race. One
and e.iourth miles.
Fairview Stakes-FOr two year oldp
$25 entrance, play or pay; $500 added
Of which 500 to second, third to save
stakes. Five. eighths of a mile.
Memphis Oaks-For three year old
FLIES; $25 entrance, play or pay, with
$500 added, Of which 500 to second
third to save stakes. Maiden allow
ances. One and one-eighth miles.
CASTOR Stakes.-For two year olds
$25 entrance, play eE pay, With s5Ol
added, of which $llO to second, third
to save stake; winner Of Peabody
Aetel stake to carry 3 pounds extra
and Fairview stake 5 pounds extra
Three .fOurths of mile.
Selling Sweep Stake.-For all ages
$40 to accompany the nomination, $l5
additional for starters. If entered t.
be sold at $1,000, to carry pounds
penalty; if for $4,000, to carry weight
for age; if for less, allowed pound
for each 500 down 10 $1,000; then
pounds for each 500 to $500; maidens
if three years old, allowed 5 pounds;
four years old and upward, allowed
pounds additional; the subscribers Ia
name price at which the entry is to BE-
sold the eveping previous to race
through the entry box at the course
$500 added, OF which 500 to second,
and $50 to third. One and one>six
teenth miles.
Cotton Exchange Stakes-For three
year olds; s25 entrance, play or pay
with $500 added by the Cotton Ex.
change, Of which 500 to second
third to save stakes; winner OF Chick
asaw Guards Stakes and Memphi,
Oaks to carry FIVE pounds extra. Doe
and ne.half miles.
Tennessee Club Post Stakes-Fol
all ages; $40 entrance, play or pay
with $500 added, Of which 800 to
second. The entrance money to be
divided between the second and third
horses equally; subscribers to name
the starter through the entry box al
the course, by thirty minutes after last
race April 10Th. One and One.halI
miles.
The Merchants Exchange Stake
For three year olds; $25 entrance, play
or pay, with $500 added by Merchants
Exchange, the second to receive $l0(
out OF the stakes; colts to carry ITO
geldings 107, FLIES los; maidens at the
time Of starting allowed 3 pounds
One and one eighth miles.
Steeple Chase Stakes. Handicap
SIS entrance, play or pay; $40O added
of which 800 to second; four or more
horses of different owners to start
weights announced at II pm Of the
first day. Declarations through entry
box at 4 pm. at the track, on the
day previous to race, inside course
About two and ope-hall miles.
Stakes close March II, 1889. N
h. Hart, Secretary, l2 Madison street
Memphis, Tenn to whom all oommu
nicatlons should be addressed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
Police POINTS.

Gibson Allen cussed and Gibson
paid a dollar.
Two females were before President
Hadden to. day, and were both dis.
charged
Sam Crawford, little darkey ar
rested for having a sack OF railroad
iron in his possession, was discharged
A barkeeper, sixteen years old, and
just beginning to mix drinks, drank
one ofhis own decoction yesterday, az
an experiment, and it threw him. Two
dollars to pay.
Talk about remunerative courts,
The revenues derived from the Police
Court last year were $4,000 in excess
OF the net running expenses-that is,
the pay Of the Judge and clerks.
Henry Bonner was employed to put
in some glass at the Library building,
and instead Of doing as he was told,
appropriated the glass to his own use.
He promised to find and restore it to
the agent.
A hardened feminine sinner named
Mary Jones. who has ran through the
calendar of crimes with charming
rapidly, was tried to day for va.
grancy-what all OF her class must
descend to.
Henry Young was arrested by the
police yesterday on charge Of having
murdered a man near Rosedale, Miss,
about three months ago, over game
of cards. Young confessed his crime.
The killing was done with a knife,
both being armed.
Judge Hadden will leave for New
York to night, by special request to
negotiate with the New York holders
Of old Memphis bonds. He will visit
the Police Court Immediately before
his departure and will then keep his
oraculsr ori6ce closed until he reaches
New York, when he proposes to
petrify the bondholders by sudden
outburst Of bottled sarcasm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
Reliable Garden ;.e.o.

Our readers who want u good supply of
vegetables, will find they can be grown
from seeds supplied by r. G. Craig & Co.,
Memphis, Team, Ask the merchant YOU
trade with for Craigs seed. Take no
other lfthey cannot be had, send direct
to K. G. Craig & Co, Memphis, Tenn,
with the cash, and they will send you
onion sets at 25c u quart beans, peas or
corn, in halfsiRt packages, at Zoe each;
small aesds, in Cat papers at &c each. IfBy
mail, add Ice per ID for postage, Remem-
ber good garden, for which seeds cost
$3.50 will pTOduce vegetables enough to
save spending $4,000 for hog and hominy.
Moral Potrouiso and build up home
enterprise, l47-d&w.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
AmUa j
The Great Magician.

Next Friday and Saturday we are 20
have q magicrl artist here pamed '2era
Ssmon, 9 native of Richmond, Va. In
sketch OF his life is mentioned the
following: He was born September IL,
1845, and at an early age showed great
aptiEude and liking for she magical art
-luo doubt inherited from his father
who was at one time assistant to
the great Bamberger in Amsterdam,
Holland. During the war Zera gave
magical and ventriloquiaI eatersain-
meata Got charitable ! purposes and
private concerts, creating quite a
sensation With the fall Of Rich
mond, his parents losing the bulk OF
their property, threw Zera on PTS own
resources, and acting Independently,
at oacs alopted the stSgo as bis pro-
isssfoR and|'since this time has asso-
ciated himself with all the leading
magiclans Of the world, and With Shst
he has COLLECTED trOm them and
invented himself is now able 10 give
fine magical and ventrilOquial exhibit
tons,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
Passed AWAY.

Cecilia Stewart, formerly Cecilia
Crisp, daughter OF the late w. Il.
Crisp, the first manager of the present
theater, which be opened in 1855. died
at Stra wbeTFy Point, Iowa, on the 7th
inst. Of pneumonia, leaving a husband
and enc child. Her brother, Harry
Crisp, died on the same day, at the
same hour and of the same malady.
The Crisp family were well known
throughout the South, but especially
at New Orleans, Mobile, Richmond.
Atlanta AND here. Cecilia and her
younger sister, Jessie, when quite
young and during the civil war. were
exceedingly popular at Mobile.
where her father managed theator.
William H. Crisp. the elder, was an
EnglIsAmaH, and came to this coRntry
With she accomplished Anna Cora
Mowatt, after she had plAyed for a
period in England-nearly lorty wears
ago; He Travelled as Mrs. Mowatts
leading support year or more, and
was succeeded BY h l.. Davenport.
Mr.. Crisp remained in America, be.
came manager Of theater at New
Orleans and afterward here; served
tor 3 period as captain in the South-
eEn army,and died!several years ago.
Miss Jessie Crisp now resides with
her afflicted mother at Strawberry
Point, Iowa. Her only brother,
William 4. Crisp. ir., is in the cOun,
try somewheTe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17

The Strangers church sociasle,
despite the inclemency Of sAs weather,
was we'll attended last night, and
quito success, The recitation by
Miss Olivia Hill, the original poem By
Miss Jennie Frazier, the sORss with
banjo aCcompapiRsnt BY Miss Turner,
pissa @usic by Mrs. Fits. and Miss
Wennsr were enjoyable features " tho
occasion, supplemented w refresh.
Wepts later on, The well pleased
party dispersed at 70 o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
The AOveity Fielding SETS llsd
beat IA the world,
tniaFsseted RnhbsF Deer Mats,
AVIS, BsAsFIx 4 Co.,
1851 1853 Main street.
llnir Fnnrlann nnrn

1ntervenes before the distribution Of
prizes to the successfulworkers Of Sur
Spelling Puzzle. There will be nc
postponement, and parties should send
in their lists BEFORE the 81 day Of
March. We have few more Puzzles
left, which will be oheerfully fur
nished to those who apply for them,
l, SAMELsoN & Co.,
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17

Per Louisville and Nashville rail
rOad-l50 rolls bagging, 10 tcs bacon,
IL pkgs eggs, 200 SKIS cotton seed, car
do, 4S2 SKIS corn, $50 bbh OnFaaS, 5 cars
meat, 46 n,glea.
Per Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
FOad--l6O SKIS cotton seed, IL hhds
sugar, 81 bbls do, l do whicky, do
onions.
Per Memphis aud Little ROck rail-
road--2 cars lumber. / mule;
Per Chesapeake, Ohio and South
western railroads.&c. bbls -four, Is
kegs nails, Al pkgs tobacco ~ tcs
mans, 20 bbls whisky, 3 pkgs butter,
l car oats, SS5 pos bagging, 80 bbls
spplss, so tcS lard,l car cotton SEED,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17

The wholesale stock Of watches,
diamonds, jewelry and silverware be-
ing closed opt at aectiOa at S02 Main
street, is drawing large crowds at both
evening and night sales, Ladies are
particularly invited. ll3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
tn
MAxlMS or BUSINESS,
tcoRFtReNp.l
FrSbAMtSFAt LraAL PRINCIPALS

II you receive 40 invoice Of goods
purchased and intend to dispute any
or all of the items, make your Objec-
tions at once, for if you fail to do this
in two or three mails, the invoice in
law is considered correct and your
creditor can recover the full amount.
II you ever purchase cigars and to
bacco for your own use, for a friend
or for shipment on an order go to Sol
Coleman's to get them.
ITO M coNrisuED.)
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17

Remember the sale ef fine
Watches and Diamonds takes
place tonight ut 3O2 HAHN st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
A Magnificent Assortment Of
New Crop
Havana Cigars
at B for use at
Sol eoIeman's.
Oysters, Fish and Game received
daily.
SEESSEL'S MARKET,
I2A d 33I Main, near Union. l22t

For once the citizens Of Memphis
have a chance to buy watches, dia-
uonds, jewelry and silverwarc at their
own prices" The stock is a whole
sale stock. Sales every day at $50
and 1880 pm, rain or shine.
l43 MAJOR BELL, Salesman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKEN
SA1 second street. lO7t

The committee on sAe Knights of
Pythias ball have made all the neCes-
sary arrangements for their ball ON
February 10Th. Tickets 81; ladies'
free. Tickets not transferable. A
limited number will be sold to out.
siders, but must be Endorsed by mem
ber's nsr,O en- the back Of ticket. In
vitatiOnu for tho ladies can be had by
alling on the committee. m thsa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17

Parties wanting wssehss, diamonds,
jewelry or silysrWare will do we'll to
attend tho auction sale at 3O2 Main
direct" Sales 2:3O and 1880 pm. l43
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
PERSONAL.

DR.. J. R.POwell will be in his Office,
H5t Main street, Monday, 18th inst.
ThOs. H. Wilson, cabinetmaker and
upholsterer. All kinds furniture re-
paired at short notice, 43 Jefferson. +
The many friends of Oscar Wool.
bridge, who has been seriously i'll for
several weeks, will regret to learn that
his condition is extremely critical.
Mr.. Martin Cohen, the we'll known
prominent halter under the Worsham
House,left last night for Philadelphia.
Baltimore, New York and Boston, to
make his spring purchases. Look out
for the best and nObbiest line of hats
ever brought to Memphis.
Mrs. j. Il. Foster will arrive to day
and will lecture at 1880 to night at the
First Methodist church. Mrs. Foster
should have large audience, notyith-
standing the bad weather. 1t is not
often that a speaker of her ability
appears before Memphis audience.
Lave Your smoky ChimneyS
Cured
And defective ..Aues examined by
calling on H. LEMON. No cure no
pay. '88t
FINE MESSINA LEMONS.
IJc per dozen at
Specht a. Walter. l43
BUSINESS MEN WILL FIND IT TO
THEIR INTEREST
to have all their Job Printing
done at the
PUBLIC LEDGER JOB PRINTING
OFFICE.
10 MADISON STREET.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES

Rubber stamps, 2s5 Second.
OIanne 4 Mays new store, 257 Main.
New patent hose supporters, LsRge's.
For medicines telephone Joe Walter
Preserved tamarihds, J.P.Oarey 4 Co
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
weekly story Papers,

weekly story Papers,
-Four for 25C. Magazines and all otheI
news at New York prices Wholesale
orders solicited at rostOflCe News
Stand, corner Second and Madison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
imported Romeo and Juliet
BameIettas, z for $1.
Domestic ROmeO and Iullst
RameIettas, 2 for 2Sc, at
Sol Coleman's Cigar Palace.

II you want o iihe gold or silver
Watch, attend the auction sale
tonight at 3O2 Mata street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-17
THE PUBLIC LEnaRR
LIN SDAtS 44hNU-
Jon PRINTINa 0FEIcE &.BOOK BNDERY
Is prepared TO
Execute Work with Neatness and Dis
patch, and at as
LOW RATES
as any compatnae.
Receipts Reported 10 the MeT-
chants Exchange.

as any conpatnM
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21

FOR SALE.


An elegant and very substantial two-story
frame dwelling Of Eighteen rooms, containing Ill
modern convsnisncss, spacious psrlor me din
Ing room, large kitchen, laundry, bath roem,
storerocms and wood house.
The grounds are ample ornnmented with
choice dewe1 end shfuobery.
uouss oosnpls>sly nnrniahsd Throughout, ut
.un1ed u the heert q he M very desirable To-
ON hIrn1tulo q harNAtn. Addrem p. O Boz
~, Los Ane>lu, California mo I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21

THE BEAUTIFUL rwo-sroRY FRAME RES.
dsnes and lots 10 BY $50 feet NV corner Of
hide q 0nngo street; vno thfe6-ncre Hect on
Loouis stree& Also 40 enrss q choice vineyard
and orchard land, dteeksd tAr@ md halt miles
east Of Anafsim and two nilee north Of Orange.
river Also s. acros Of damp land on nd river.
Also 2oo-ucrs vineyard four miles sast Of Ana
All ths shove lnnds ars sbundantly supplied
reasonable J. r. TOBERNAN,
yetz1 I'm 6Tsmpls block.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21
The Rspudiatins states.


A recently published statement in re
gard TO repndiated State bonds put,
down eleven States in the list Of repudia
ton - follows: Virginia has reduced
its debt by reputation SIS. 000, 900
Tennessee, SIC, IFS. 900; South Carolina,
81, SIS, 000i North Carolins, 20. &c, 600
Mississippi, y. 647 900; Louisiana. ST.
100, 600; kentucky, S3.7l2, 900; Georgia,
el9, SIS. 000; Florida, -, l2l 900; Arkan
sas, ~, 474, 900, Alabama, $4.l39, 900
Here We have . grand total Of Sl52, OBJ /
600. Virtually, then, the United States
Supreme Court has passed adversely upor
claim Involving over one hundred aud
fifty millions Of dollars, and the worst Of
| 1t all h that the decision must be accept.
ed Is sound law. and there is no hope Of
remedy through another amendment Il
the Constitution.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21

sEcs1ox 10, "PhysiciHns and midwives shall,
on or before the fourth day Of o1ph month, MAKE
A RETUbN 70 tho Health 0llcev Of 81 bif>hs,
deaths, and the number 81 stil-born children o.
curing In their practioc during The prscsding
shall be the duty Of he parent TO mako such re-
poxt within Thirty days after ths birth q Md
child 1hs penalty q violating us lA~ u placed
& any sum that shal not sxossd two hundred
dollar, o. imprisonment n TIE County jail NOT
The fn1nle thsro shall b. NO cause 70 atteud d
this subjsct again. r q 9Aku,
"a cronIoA copy. nssli.S~
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21

Is word which should have no place
in any vocabulary. A man must have
ability 70 succeed. and q. medical prepa-
ration, merit. There is no luck about
S0Z0DONT. 1t was sure to succeed
from the first, because II was good, and
did all that wasclaimed for It.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21

Ct annum. BY mall Of express ........... 90. Ok
lnonthi< ~ mail Of express ....-....... s-Q
Dnsssnsso Il 0Ai.iias. r.. wiaa. iio.
WEEKLY HERALD.
PuurrsHrD Esrsr SATURDAY xosmss.
TnRAfs:
t,ns yen, " ma \ sxpse6s. one copy. ~
~ we S s,ss :, 3 ", w. & !. sanss
ADvEnrrsEMENTs Inserted 1t reasonable rutei
srAll Kinds d JOB week done 10 compets vii
San Frnnoinco In price, style and elegance Q
SoshmAn6hlA Il !.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
ESPECIAL 10 THE HERALD.l
Ask the Tax-payers.
SAN FRAxorsoo. March 10. - TIL
Boafd Of 6upeFvinors 81 4 mGeting to
Mat edop(ed 3 resolution aaking tn
= MA a. ~ ~. 1o,h ~ A,,r;I eor ~,
~ ~ cl.y g ~ .o'n =. AR VI -
o. es n,ne T ~ ~
n n nat "e si'ov'" y 's'.'
ponu
steamer Passengers.
o. r,.vmsco Nash N Th<
steamer Orizaba sailed at 3 A. y. to-day,
With the following passenger for Lcs
Z Bscr ~ Wvmer n 4 Frsssr' M,
Ksle ~ SKinnis, A d Ward, H Mdrs4,
deo ~ 49, - 0i ~ ysssl,ssr ~ ~
se4 ~ ~.
arr eeo ~ cnuelen, o : =,
W. !"
Dav'1' : = 1cnel
Capesia KeFt4 Appee1s.
40 y. .r,~<x.s Hf.rshf N TX 4 -.
$500 49, G-,ts}, T-;r@, -i.ta ~ II.
nsr.S ssss,r c,ijisr Tsccms Iii
1900 ~. ~ - r q nemis Suncr.
-!1;., tr-rs.tor "a s..s,, $500 Rds.;.
q ~. g srsS.,'. fsi;sr.ss;. 4, ~ss;d.,
brs I~ y a. IL rstnrn como 81, action 81
appeal viii be taken.
Gray's Mark ways.
a. n. ,,c..,,o as.,.,t n r.o.,,.,,,s,
NJ = ~ 80, "a ErcS .s,,,ss az.
aetHs NM, s .5rsy sbs shscnrd
ing defsuite nus iar there are no DC
se,cp'senss Inc wnsreaooun o. gray
SUI rem .s mater OF profound mys'
tery 70 inc detecuso
The nauntss Prayers and RejeIe.
fnes.
s.,t xs.-sh a. ,rl... 4. -,
~a;n;s;n,, sh,or.br,,t *. rsrs;so-. M Il
the failure Of Congress 70 pass TIE Ed,
munds amendment Last evening Dele
fats yonn = came eno ex.Deiegatt
ueo. y. cannon .Poks - ten8lous serv,
tces mere. Ce1non ssad sne prayers q
ne ssmw and umeiy sofyices o. tnt
@ees sPoss,e q sns 1eunocts ~ Sert
niso.: s.sed ~ PsoRse iron ~ 49, y ,
q wickeo knases ryeu ysre 1ep
s6orts Il ovs !, Eli Who ornoss
polvrsmv. Dsleeats Game followed 4
the same strain.
wA.aa.a o.,Asv 0evetsSna.
,..l.-
atLsSAs ho1tana, Msrcn FRIDAY
night ne pess. nof.ss; cows, MY, grain
escs o. T. =. McNsiIy' WE'VE mile
from helene, were burned. 4 ugi'anct
comm,ttee traced me crime % TWO meI
rens3 Coomes snd sm'sn. iney wers
nun4 q yne comm'tsee SUNDAY mgns
Inc oodies were brought 20 neiena tnii
evening Coomes w. en- GA Alder
uulcn m!ne5 sno . , unS s'me o. ms aea. .,
KEPT me Eleven nue. uouse. Sm'ti
o' So
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oea's ss'rn Conc sosrn-

Both steamships call at Port Hafford (San
Luis 0bispo) and Santa Barbara
PASSENGERS for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for San Pedro at 4:l5 ?. H.,
Los Angeles time.
kHPassengers going north take the train
for San Pedro that leaves Los Angeles at 1915
o'clock A. ~, Los Angeles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21

BY Mayor Harrison, 10 which the ex-
President Of Mexico replied in Spanish.
The party then Visited the Custom
House, Board Of Trade, Water Works
and other objects Of interest.
Another Bank Clone.
DENVER, March 2O.-The Exchange
Bank Of Denver, A. ]. Williams Pres
ident and K. M. Strickler Cashier, sus-
banded this morning. The bank never
was strong and the failure creates little
surprise. Other banks are not effected.
eeducer shot.
Mr. xssx, aAssrsssssss iiSS.-GssofEs " ".
Conkling, United States Surveyor on the
Government survey IL NevsdA, shot
dead WIN. H. Haverstick, the seducer
| Of bis sistsr, in Paris Flat, No. 34f~West
23d street. Conkling immediately sur.
| rendered himself TO the officers.
Lone star Amenities.
DECATUR, Texas, March 2O.-James
Savage shot Jerome Shoemaker at Bur-
lingt0n because the former assisted in
the ,h1ter's arrest. Savage also killed
Sol Richie, friend Of Shoemaker, who
attacked Savage witha knife.
A Leper Dies.
BosroN March 20. Charles Derby, q
lsper, died in the Salem almshouse In a
room which he has occupied since his
arrival from San Francisco three months
ago. Derby wasted to skeleton.
re -. vie Defssssd Astsf.
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OVERLAND PARTIES.

Parties under the management Of A. Phillips 4
Co. will leave for the East April 9Th, April 2<th
and May 18th, and there win be return parties
each month during the season, beginning May
10th. For full information address Or call on
PHILLIPS 6CO.
ms I'm No. "a Main street. Los Angeles
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21
Lodging at the Plaza House,
On Olvera St., near the Plaza.

fBBEDs BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
EVERYTHING NEW AND CLEAN.
d2S-lm A. KALMBACH, Proprietor
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21

Having had twenty yssrs' experience In both
civil and criminal business in California, anyone
wishinE information win address p. 0. box 1876.
tnl Hotel once houra from A. n 10 sr.M
Az to responsibility, addrsss Editor Los Angeles
Herald o19n
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21

wAsHxofoS, March ls.-Secretary
Folesr left the city very quietly Satuf-
day aftsrnoon. The TACT 81 hi depar-
turs was mot known till this morning. II
Il believed he embarked on . Revenue
Cutter for short voyage II = sur
missed that one Of Secretary Folgsr's OBJ
jscts in going sway secretly b 70 esoape
the importunities 81 mon on Wall street
who want him tp make another bond
call 10 rclisvc monetary strinGoucy.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21
Dr.. ). s. Grimm,

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE. le4 MAIN STREET.
once Hour--s to IL 4. X, to and 70 8
Residence East side Of Main street. below
First- mib-u
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21

RmIanASr DIR. March i9.--Maior
Kopp. Of Dutch Flat, drove the first
team Of the season into this place to-day,
an occurrence never before known to oc-
cur 70 carly III the nistoty Of the town.
This time last Winter tine feet Of snow
lay on the level roads, which are now
opened. with the exception Of trees and
logs which lie across ia many places.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-21
LAWYERS.

". ?. GARDINER. ". D. STEPHENSON
Gardiner d Stephenson.
Attorneys and oounselors at Law
orrrcr Rooms 1. and 5. Allen Block.
CORNER OF SPRING AND TEMPLE SITS.
w. !. kIN0seURY,
Attorney-at-Law.
orrfcx Room ., Allen Block.
CORNER SPRING AND TEMPLE STREETS.
D. N. ADAMS.
ATTORN AT LAW,
Room 80 Baker Block. janl1tf
j. Brousseau.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
srxos. 50 AND 81. BAKER BLOCK. nrlla
Eugene T. hampton,
Alto NEY-A T-L AW.
ROOM NO. %. TEMPLE BLOCK
sBCoIlscslcus msds promptly. cistf
JAS. q. HOWARD,
ATTORNEY : At LAW.
Downey Block. next door to DR.. Craw-
ford. jy22-f
william D. Stephens,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ROOM Is, TEMPLE BLOCK. Los ANGELES.
wnl give spscisi and prompt attention to the
probate Of wills and settlement OF estates q de-
csdents. apsoly
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Smith, Brown q Hutton.
ATT0nnGYe IT Law.
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Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
ROOM NO. BAKER BLOCK. 'erln
s. @. Hubbell,
ArToRNEY AT LAW.
ROOMS So. DUcoMMuNs BLOCK. corner
Main and Commercial Sts.. Los Angeles. myth
GEORGE s. uUPP. THos. X. SMITH.
Smith q Hupp,
Attorneys and counselors at Law.
OFFICES SO. SO a 20 TEMPLE BLOCK.
VIII practice In all Of tbs State and Federal
Courts In California and win give prompt and
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