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Municipal Csstrt.
TBefoEe Judge B9lsy.I

Bert Masper and VIM. MacKnott, drUn.
kenness; paid fine of So and costs each.
Alfred Hall, Patrick Kelley, John WeIct
and John Peterson, drunkenness; sentence
suspended,
Henry Colts and Charles King, vagran.
ey; discharged.
Thomas Wing, repairing wooden build
ing. Dismissed for want of prosecution.if
Addie Bowers, for keeping house of i'll.
fame; continued to August IL, Gam.
Jennie McPherson, keeping house of i'll
fame; continued to Aug. IL, Gam.
W. b. Watson, drunkenness; sentence
suspended.
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be compelled to act in accordance with the
directions of the city council.
Capt. Babb returned yesterday from
Denver, where he had been attending the
Grand Army national encampment. Twen-
ty thousand Union soldiers attended it.
The encampment will be held next year in
this city, and from thirty to fifty thousand
soldiers will attend.
Daily globe., 1883-08-05
PrOLl1te COffa.r.
Before Judge Ueland.1

Before Judge Ueland.l
In the matter of the estate of Daniel
Dohuer, deceased. Order for creditors to
present claims made.
In the matter of the estate of Gustave
Larson, deceased. Petition for letters filed.
Hearing September 8. -
In the matter of the estate of Edwin s.
Jones, Jr., deceased. Same as last.
In the matter of the estate of Alonzo D.
Love, deceased. Same. a4. .
In the matter of the estate of Edgar A.
Croft, deceased. Decree of distribution
made.
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EeaE FstIrte Tr-nr1sfers.

The principal real estate transfers filed
yesterday are the following:
Samson Parker to George b. Push, 96x
176 feet in section "a, town z9 of range "a
west, $4,000.
Louis F. Menage to J. ". johnson, all
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of block Is of Remington's third addition,
$500.
Orlando @. Merriman to W. M. Barrows,
four undivided fifth parts of lots and
block % of Mill Company addition to the
town of st. Anthony Falls, $4,000.
j. H. Monroe to l.. E. Hastings, blocks 4
6 and lots IL, u, 13 and IA, block Z, lots l.
5, block IL, Oakwood addition, $3 400.
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OpeA dir Concert

At Phil Hartmau's Summer Garden, corner of
Fourteenth avenue south and Sixth street. 1t is
the most popular resort in the city. Music by
SidWell's full band.
Daily globe., 1883-08-05

DR.. Hale will deliver a lecture at Harrison
hall, this evening, under the auspices of the Re-
form Club, on the Holy Land, which Will be il
Illustrated with stereopticon vi VS. by Prof Ker-
stetter. Lecture free.
Daily globe., 1883-08-05
PILES and FISTULA

A radical cure guaranteed, without the use of
the knife, caustio OF igature. The treatment is
very mild, perfectly free from danger and never
fails to euro.
Daily globe., 1883-08-05
Rheumatism Cured by a New and Sue
CeSSfal Method.
TO THE LADIES!

DR.. Spinney C Co., having spent many years
the study of Female Complaints, feel compe-
tent to treat them in their most malignant
f rms, and would therefore cordially invite all
who may be racked with pain and suffering from
any of the great host Of troubles with which the
female sex is so often afflicted, to come and try
their method of cure, which has relieved thou
sands and sa' ed many from premature graves,
Daily globe., 1883-08-05

Bf iNNiNGS.
Minneapolis 1 0 % $50 3-I1
Chicagos.. "a 0 Q 8 2 0 -l3
Runs earned Chicagos 2. Base hits-Chica-
gos 4; Minneapolis 2.
First base on balls-Chicagos L; Browns g..
Struck out-Browns 8; Chicagos 2. Passed
balls-Horan 4; Foster T. Wild pitches-Mur-
ply 4; CadY 8; Hogan l.
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"OUR torch is never less for ugnulng
others candles" ="
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CATARRH.

The following symptoms Of this complaints
will enable the sufferer to detect it in its first
stages: Pain in the head above the eyes, fire.
quent sneezing, discharges from the nostris and
cold IN the head, increased flow of tears, to dull
ness, hacking cough, raising of little offensive
crusts, tOnsilities, inflammation extending to the
lungs, causing hoarseness, difficulty in breath
ing, impairing of the senses of smell, tsS4a,
etc. If the afflicted will, when they first ons-
cover these symptoms, Immediately call upon
the doctors, they will receive q sure. speedy,
p rnanent and almost inexpensive cure.
Daily globe., 1883-08-05
MINNEAPOLIS.

OF FEOE-No. @ Edshfagtots avenue, Op-
0ostSe NicOIIet! House. Office hours from 6
G.zA. 70 I0o'cl0ck y. an.
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The great distinguished feature of Beddidg's
Russia SalVe is its power to reduce infamma-
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Nearer to Nature.

Nature has made her laws with us, which we
must obey or suffer the penalty. This penalty is
often lung or throat trouble, which leads on 10
consumption. Every man believes CONSUMPTION
incurable. People have been educated to this be-
lei, which is proven incorrect by Dr. Bigelow's
Positive Cure, which is natures great helpmase.
and 1t cures consumption and all throat and lung
diseases speedily and permanently. Trial bottles
free, of 2. J. Dreis.
Daily globe., 1883-08-05

OFFICE HOURs-9 a.. m. to p. M, to s
and to p. M. Sundays, 9 to IL a. M, only.
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COURT REPORTS.
Superior Cour. Howard, J.

MONDAY, June 4, 1883.
Ia r. Estate of Joseph Howe, deceased
VIII admitted to probate and letters
tostamentary directed to issue TO Fanny
+. Howe.
In re Estate of Chas Sallee, deceased
Continued till June IL, 1883, at 10 AN.
hire Estate of Mary l.. sullivan, de.
ceased-Will admitted to probate and
letters directed to issue to Albert NJ
stephens.
In re Estate OF w. Woodwork, de.
ceased-Continued till June 6, 1883, at
10 \. NJ.
IN re Estate and guardianship of C.
&. Z. Fluhr, a Continued till
June q, 1883, at 10 A. NJ.
Foy vs.. Love ct al.-Nenire for eigh.
teen jurors ordered, returnable at P.
NJ. to-day.
McCollum VS.. Avise-Ten days further
time to plead
Hancock vs.. Plummer-Hereby or
dered that the execution heretofore is.
sued and writ of possession be set aside
and vacated until futher order of this
Court.
In re Eststc OF NJ. f. Sullivan-On
trjal
Melhon vs.. Lloyd Teyis ct al.-Mc-
tion for change OF yende submitted and
two days to ule briefs,
Er-pu.',e Ben. Avise on petition for
writ of haneas capitalization granted
SET FOR TODAY.
Savings & Loan Society vs.. Pico ct al.
RoLFE, j.
Pierson vs.. Pierson-Decree cf ii.
vorce granted as prayed for.
People vs. Hennessy-Charged with
obtaining money under false pretences-
1t being shown that there was no false
presentations, on motion Of District
Attorney, action dismissed,
People VS.. Yanes Horse stealing
Information filed, pleads guilty, and is
sentenced to States Prison for four
years.
Donaldson VS.. Allen-Continue until
tomorrow.
Foy vs.. Love ct al.--Jury impaneled;
recess till 10 4. NJ. tomorrow.
The People VS.. Leon 0suna-Murder
Cause set for August /, 1881, at 10 a. NJ.
Defendant allowed to 90 on same recog.
zanee as given before committing magis-
trate.
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FOR GALE.

Two hundred ine fat beef cat.'e, and ycrr,
DID, steers $40 per head, 50 miles from San
Diego.
Three thousand to ur thousand wethers and
ewes, fine mutton stock; well graded; price 81 rs
to 50 "a per head.
Thirty III usand acres fine agri ultural land
will raise yarial crops
A few of the best st OK ranches in the county,
with stock on them. viii sill theap. Never fail
Of plenty Of feed b,tter this year than ever
known 20 miles from the Coast.
Write or communicate with me at once. at San
Diego. Office Fifth street, south Of Bank
Thirty years experience in California in farm
ing and stock raising. T. NJ. TURNER.
Refer to the editor Of the Los Angeles HERALD.
in5tf
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A DISTRICT VITICULTURAL conven.
ton will be held in Los Angeles, at
Tumverein Hall, beginning Thursday,
June 2lst, at one o'clock, and continuing
for three days. The entire State Board
is expected to be present, and addresses
will be delivered by Arpad Haraszthy,
Chas. A. Wetmore, Mr.. Blower and
Others, 1t is hoped that, in view oil
the Importance of the subjects dis
cussed, such us planting, varieties t
plant, pruning, enemies aud diseases OF
the vine, wine making, fermeuting, ETC.,
that a very large attendance will be had
Ladies aud gentlemen from every part Of
the county are invited to be present
and it is to be hoped that they will at
tend in very large numbers. 1t i.
desired to have wine makers bring
samples of their products to Turnvereir
Hall, in order to exhibit them to tn,
commissioners, many of whom hav,
never been here before, thus showing
what we can produce and supplement-
ing what can be seen by what has beer
accomplished, 1t ought to be grand
affair
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FOREIGN.


Meeting of Suex Canal Directors
Pans, June AT meeting of the
Sugz Canal Co. to-day the proposal by
DeLesseps to examine into the project
for the construction OF second canal
across the isthmus was adopted unani-
mously. DeLesseps assured the meeting
that the English directors were given
local assistance and prophesied that
another canal win be built, DeLesseps
stated that improvements now being
made at cost OF 5000, 900 francs would
suffice for a traffic of ten million tons
per year. The company had, a year
ago, decided to build second route,
which they could accomplish within the
limits of their own lands, but could do
the work more rapidly and conveniently
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The Bridge Panic investigation

NEw YORK, June 4.-The inquest be-
gan to-day in the cases of the twelve
victims of the recent panic on the
Brooklyn Bridge, MIR, Martin, Super
iutendent of the bridge, testified to the
facts of the occurrence as learned by
him. He stated that at the time OF the
disaster there were twenty-five special
police officers ON the bridge. A railing
has been put up at the stairway since
the accident, but witness said this would
not remedy matters in case OF another
panic. jas. 4. Stranahan, Trustee, sad
that on days when there was an unusual
pressure of travel on the bridge the
wagon road would be thrown open to the
public as temporary way. Ii it should
seem best, additional walks for foot
passengers could be constructed on each
side of the carriage way.
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TIE wonder to us always has been
that Railway magnates are not always
truly good and pious people. Their
lines are cast in such pleasant places
that it would seem to require hardly
any effort TO be angelic. 1t would
really look as if the force of gravitatiop
ought to be sufficient to keep them en-
tirely holy. That they are not abso.
lutely impeccable, on this Coast a. on
the other, we have had frequent ca.
sion to note, That the HERALD. of
late, has not been bowling in falsotto
notes against Stanford, Croker, ct al,
is probably due to the fact that Los An
geles city and county are exceptionally
prosperous, and that most of this pros
perity is due to our splendid railway
system, which is not surpassed ON the
footstool. As long as the railway com
pany cinched this community we howled
to the fullest diapason possible to the
types. Had we been living in the San
Joaquin valley, and especially ii we had
been an aspirant for Office, we should
have maintained the caeophony to the
last gasp. But, as Los Angeles is in
creasing in population at the rate almost
OF thousand souls week, more or
less, to U.S. the elastic phraseology of
the law, aad as tns sum total of the
business Ct e. DISORDERS office abvu,
equals tlat Oh the city and county Of
San Francisco; rs, "a line, for the past
wees. the HEG D has been obliged to
issue sixteen G lumu advertising supple.
ments daily tie howl dies out in our
throat All oil which leads us to re.
mark that when u staten mt, which ap-
pearsd in the Chicago Tribune. and
which was telegraphed TO dis Coast, to
the effect that oranges were selling in
that city for from 20 cents to a dollar
a dozen, all on account oil excessive
transportation charges, is made the
basis OF an unfair and demagogic
leading article in the San Francisco
Chronicle, the humbuggery of the propo.
sition ought to be exposed. Under the
late freight rate on oranges, published by
the Southern Pacific Railway, it costs
only IS cents a box to deliver oranges
from Los Angeles 10 Chicago. As there
are about two hundred oranges TO the
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American Goods -eiaed.

New Y ORR, June 1.-The Gust pms au.
thorities of Rio de Janeiro rtceutl,
seized and coniiscated as dynamite,
a large shipment of petrolatum,
or petroleum jelly. The agent wa
compelled to pay a heavy fue,
although he protested that the good.
~ ere NOT explosives. He appealed to
the Custom House Inspector, AID o.
cred to prove tuat the article was 4
purely medical preparation. The In
,pector declined to return the goods.
The agent cabled the owner here to ap.
peal 10 the Emperor for redress.
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IT is always pleasant and profitable
to get an exact definition of anything,
especially where high judicial officer
nets rs the photographer The other
day United States District Judge Hoif-
man ciiiciated very happily in detinii /,
what in the every-day life of q seaman,
is Che meaning Of TIE phrase trivial
punishment, Hicolai Anderson had
libaled the schooner Bertha Dulbeer Tor
his wages. 1t had been proved that, "a
being kicked on the jaw by the mate, be
had abandoned the ship, not being the
man with the iron jaw, and, consequently,
not being imperyious to hob.nails. Ao.
cording to the Chronicles report, Judge
Hoffman viewed the libelant's absence
'as desertion, and said it was time foi
"seamen TO know that they could not bt
"the sole judges of everything thai
"oeeurred ON board ship. He would
"nete out justice with high hand il
"cases where they are mistreated, but
mo court would entertain seaman,
''caim in case like this, where, for {
trivial punishment, for disobedience
che leaves a vessel" As before said
this trivia! punishment" consisted il
the application of the mates boot t,
Andersons jaw Next
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rs cents or 81 dozen which the fruit
costs IN the great lacrsiiine cilyis rerre.
scented by the ircighs charges. That is
to say, that Of the total cost Of this
fruit. as there delivered, the railway
company gets about five per eeat. aud
the Los Angeles orange grower scarcely
more than twenty per cent. In this
Use, ut least, some seapegoat other than
the railway company must be sought for
By people who intend TO be honest.
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IN, tty,n ~ u Lno.s ;,.aIt and
ve ,h,,t n doos wul never bo fonnd
o;thar ,a,dor;,a ,o tba railwavs or
o,ber cornorations mr. IN demagoues.
,,,o aud s,mn,o wbo tru.t IN riso To
The srrfaca no an oste,tatims indiona.
ton at outraoes on the people with
which tbev sv,pnotbize ma much as n
,,rn,n doos with tbe CaIyinist doc.
trim of nredestination. This ionrnaI is
bor,pohlv in svmpatby with the post
ulate that oornorations ought TO be
ro,nlo,od no THAR oreators and we be.
Lave that tbe only real remedy win be
ott,;,,.,, ,.ha, xa shall have n Conores,
Democrado IN both branches. and a
pamooradc President. Readers Of the
upnAtn will re,nomber TINT we ON.
ooaed tho navy Constitution LARGELY bo.
ca,se mn wo bel;svod the creation of
poard of Railway Commissioner
,o,de,ed rel;ef tn the neonle nractieally
,m,os,;blo In addition IN the had
nolicv Of oonfidinp to three men all
ouestions conyersant with transporta.
tion. the HrRALp remembered that
nrovision Of the Constitution of the
United States which invests Congress,
with tbo mower Of regulating all oues.
H.. ~ .,4a...,to ,,.,,,orao ooI 1,
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Asking for L,avs OF Absence.


WASHINGTON, June 4.-Walter Evans,
Commits oner of Internal Revenue,
called at the White House to-day and
paid his respects to the President. He
was presented by Postmaster. General
Gresham, The President referred in a
general way to the proposed con.
solidatiou of internal revenue districts
and informed the Comm ssioner that he
would d spose of the question as soon
as possible,
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Notice of Intention.

Notice is HEREBY given that II is the intention
OF the Council Il the city of Los Angeles 10 stab
lsh tue e. ide OF Polyxena street. ~ iOl ows:
Atthe pl zee Of beginning OF PolyNona sire {
on the no tn boundary VI -Four h street, IN,
grade on the west line OF PolyXena street hal
BE- $500 feet above the Datum Plane; and on III,
east line of said street the gr de shall be So :;
feet above the Datum Plane; at point 40 Ieet
northefiy along the center line OF Polyxena
stfest, from the north boundary Of Fourth street
the grad on The west boundary Of said street
shall be A.. 80 feet ab We the Datum Pane; a. a
point go feet northery along center line Of
Polyxenn street, from north boun airy OF Fourth
street. the grade on the west boundary Of sid
str set shall he rs ~ feet, and on the east boun.
dairy rs " feet above the la um Plane; at a
point 400 feet northerly along the center line Of
PoiyNena street, the grade on the west boundary
of the street shall be 70 50 feet and on the east
boundary 7tll feet above the Iatum Pane; at
point on Third street, where the line Of curb.
in on the south line Of Third street would inter
sect the center line Of Polyxeua st,eet, the grade
shall be 6s 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 I'd, A. ID. 1888.
w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the city OF Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, June 4th, lsss. jn5lot.
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LONDON, June 4.--Gladstone declined
to answer question rs to whether the
services OF the Duke of Albany as Gov.
ernor. General of Canada had been re.
fused by the & vernment. He said he
was aware Of the willingness of the
Duke to render service TO his crown and
country aud, he added, that this feeling
did the Duke the highest honor.
Kennard asked whether the govern
ment would represent that the registra-
tion OF the new set Claims at Washing
ton by the Alabama Claims Commi--
sioper was in viola'i IN Of the intentions
OF the Geneva Conference. Lord Ed
mund Fiizmaurice replied that IT was
not the intention Of the government to
interfere in the matter in any way.
dwelling OF GaribaIdi's statue.
ROME, June 4.-The statue Of Carl
baldi was unveiled ut Caprera yesterday.
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destructive Tornado in Texas.

GALVESTON, June A Greenville
special says; 4 tornado struck here last
evening, in northwesterly direction,
with terrific force. Torrents of rain fell
for twenty minutes and the total de-
struction OF the town seemed inevitable.
\ survey Of the city shows one hundred
and fifty houses blown down aud large
number af old buildings more or less in.
iured. There was only one lie lost, al
though several persons We're seriously
iniure1
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THE LATEST |.
Especial TO the HERALD by the Western
Uhion Telegraph Coinpsny.l
PACIFIC COAST.


FRESNO, June 4.--The following is a
Hat of south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
Jas II Nichols and wife, Phila; Ches-
ter wolworth, Ohio; Miss Matte Agard,
Oakland; A G Kahn. y 7 Earl, c Land,
5 r; w Green aud wife, Washugtoni
+ z Small, Mrs d Towne, Petaluma; A
Fortlnis, Tombstone; w $ Waterman,
Berkeley; Mrs Fred Eaton & 3children. c
T. Huber, Los Angolesj L Hallhn, Texas;
John Johnston aud wife, Robert Muir.
ply, Grass Valley; James McFadden,
Santa Ana; Mrs 4 German, child and
nurse, 5 T.
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CHICAGO, June 2.-The Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago road to-day
brought to the city an excursion train Of
eleven carloads OF employees in its shops
at Fort Wayne to visit the exposition of
railway appliances, The company fur
nished transportation and tickets to the
,NNns,tinn
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MRS. =. A. LOGAN,

Accompanied by young lady Test Medium from
Oakland, will hold a meeting in Leck's Hall,
Sunday evening, June 3D.. AL are invited. Will
also hold circle Saturday evening at Mrs. Bur-
dick $, corner Of Fort and First streets. ~
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Property Owners on Hope St

Owners OF Property on Hope street, between
Tempe street and Fourth street. are hereby no.
titled 10 meet the Board Of Public Works Of the
Council OF the city Of Los Angeles on Thursday
juno 18th, 1888, at p. NJ at the office OF the City
Surveyor, in the Allen Building, corner Spring
and Temple streets, 10 consider the matter OF
the estabshn ent of the grade Of said Hope
street
BY order Of the Council Of the city Of Los An.
geles. at Its meeting Of June 3D. A. D. 1888,
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, June 4th, 1883. jn5-3t.
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Los Angeles Lodge No. 1926, x. of H

Regular meetings Of the above Lodge are held
every Friday evening at Old Masonic Hall,
Spring street. Visiting brothers are cordially in
vited TO attend. o. A. DEARING,
m27 Dictator
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ROCHESTER, N. Y, June i.-Courtney
accepts the offer of n manufacturing
company, and will give bonds in $1,000
to row his best in the race with Hanlan
for a purse of 5000, provided the race
be rowed at Cincinnati or ST. Louis.
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FaEsNo, june 4.---Joe Foster shot A.
J. Beck With In q feud near Middleton,
to day. He fired two shots, innicting
mortal wounds. The cause Of the quar-
rel was that Beckwith had caused
Fosters arrest for stealing.
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LOST.

Yesterday evening on South Main street, prob
ably near the Wright House, a petition with
many names attached, valuable only to the ad.
vertfser. The finder will confer favor as well
as receive reward by delivering 1t to HERALD
office.
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NEW TO-DAY.
TAILoRS WANTED.

BDELMAN ~ CO., Cigar Manufac-
turers. make the best cigars ard do the largest
obbing trade In Southern California. mylytf
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the Road to the San Juan
Hot Springs, situated on Mission VieIa Rancho,
has been closed.
Executors OF the Estate Of p. L. A. Phoebe.
BY LUIS DARTiGUES,
mI2tf Lessee Of said Rancho
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Sihili-m In the Army.

LONDON. June 4.-Tbe Pan Mall Ga
zstts publishes another pirIi,n Of tue
letter from the Rnssiar Nihilit, Step
n ak, in VIII h he declares widespread
society exists in the Rnssian army, CONF
posed exclusively Of offieors, intending
many Colouels OF regiments. In regard
to the present quisscence Of the Mill
lists, be says it would be foolish TO ut
tempt revolt when the enemy are
alert. An attempt to assassiuate the
Gar might still form the beginning Of a
revolt or coup d. etat, but such an
attempt Of itself, he says, is no longer
of importance.
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At Basserman's new tailor shop, 26s Mf
street, several competent tailors. ju6-1w