davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-17
Noice Of Forfeiture.

Grafton, n. NJ. July sth, Iss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

rung. 90 wurbe benn am 25. Nopember
Der 0eriu6 unternommen, auf fatboliider
Seite bas proteitantiids @rab su sraben.
Der tatbolii9e Sobtensraber peripsiserte
btes runope9, Der prote ltantii6e wuroe non
tatboltlten Srauen-20O an Der Sabl-
baran perbinbert. Dem pom 9aitor ges
bungenen @emeinpebiener crying es ni6t
better. Der vfriebliebenbe" Yator lieB iid
CUR Ourdfibruns ieiner 6oroeruns bieraui
9enoarmerie ueri6reiben. Die @enbars
men famen, beiesten NIT blanten @aifsn
ben Sriebbof, iu6ten nit S9redi6iien
bic bort angeiammelten Weiber 81 %uertrei.
ben, uno iudten aud nod bur6 ionii9en,
aleroings uni6dbli6en Wafiensebrau6 bic
mutbisen Weiber ein,ui6ii6tern. 9uQes
persebli1. Nun iudten bic @enearmen
ieI6it oas @rab 81 graben. sSebe ausaes
arabene Sdole Grbe wurbe BON ben itano.
baiten Weibern wieoer in bas gesrabene
God Surifseworfen. Die @enbarmen
sruben uerseb!i6, unb bas Sersebli9e ibs
res Beginners enoli6 einiebenb, sinseu ie
pom oannen, UNI bOberen Srts geri6t gu
e~ritatten unb weitere Sefeble a~b,umarten.
Die 200 6raren aber wi6en trot itrSmen.
ben &egens ni6t pom Der Steue, bis pom
Der Brdfectur Der semelisne geiebl fam:
Ser prote it d g It babe
sic proteitanti DE 2ei6e aui
Dem proteitanti6 Srisbs
bofstbeil su be9rabem, mas peun
aud 9ei9ab, unb biuiserweiie slei6 BON
Nnfans on bate sei9eben ~iolen; oann
mare Der relisi0ie 6rieoe swiiden Satbolis
ten uno Yroteitanten in Gaulerp ni6t 10
mutbwiais sebro6en woroen. Der @ioers
itano iener 200 tatbolii6en 6rauen wiro
erflarlid, nenn man an bic prableriide
Rsbe bentt, wel6e Der y roteitantii6e
Reiieprebiser &epeillanb uor
s Wohen in Der @eseno belt. Hspeils
Iano iaste ndmli9: y8em es uns nur crit
einmal selinst, in bic Mauer tatboliider
Gemeinidaft elm God gu idafien, 10 wiro
Der Brpteitantismus sleid einem Selfed
iber gan; 6ranfrei6 iid uerbreiten." Mit
Der Serbreituns bes Selfleds bat es oaber
feline snten Wese.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
'Saar, Mtoiel, Giiel nno Sunsriid.

Seit Sabreu bate Die Mpiel III
Srier feinen 10 boben &aHerltanp errei6t,
ais am %. uno %. Hopember. Die am
llfer wobnbaiten 0eute parsn in 6olge oes
idnellen Steigens pes @aiiers ni6t i'm
Stanbe, ibre 6ellsrporrdtbs III retten. Der
Moiel:S uai, ct. Barbara, Der 8rabnsn,
3uriauben, Der Yieroemarttun uni bic Gnlaae
AM Sugfanal unb Der Stabtmauer ltanpen
inter Nailer uno inn Sorprte Mtaar waren
ale nieoerselesenen StraBen ibsriutbet.
2lm 81. Nopember Itano bas @aller %
SuB I 3ol; am 20. mar IS bis anf 10
6uB q Sou seiauen.
Der Yii6o pon W g bat Die gus
oronuns ~setroiien, oaB bon ieet ab in
iGmmtliden Hfarrtir6en Der Staot iepen
Sonntag auBer ben ieitber in iransoiii1er
Spra6e sebaltenen Yreoisten aud iolde
in beuti6er Spra6e itattiinben iolen. giss
Der waren Die nur oes Seuti6en md6tigeu
&atboliteu aut ben in Der 6atbcorale ab9e:
b%alteuen Mtilitdr. @ottespienit oasewieien.
Srier. Nm 81. Hopember, Abenbs
balb 6 ubr, wuroe IN Der @egeno Don Srier
nab 9tproen bin cine Seuertugel bemertt /;
lie 0ing pom Norpoit na6 Siibwelt %auiials
LEND nieoris unb lan9iam, NIB cine balbe
Stunbe na6ber cine dbnlibe in aleider
Gi6tun9 na9 SIoen bin iiber oaS GpwerS
tbal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Sel8it6 : S~uremburg.

PIN 20. H opem muroe III Sirz
ton Elm i6werss Gsrbre6en begansen. SIM
&irtbsbals oes Serrn 9. 9anproit iaBeu
pier Wtdmer am Sartenipiel, ais Der
Sbnager zines Der Spieler, Z. Soital,
bereinfam. i3pil6en ben beioen ShpGs
germ fam es zines 8ortes pegen gum
Strsit unb Der @irtb iu6te Soitol Dor Die
Sbire iu ieeen, mas linn nidt sslang. IS
entiprang Streit unb Ooitnl wuros auf Der
@roe nit SuBtritten %trattirt. gegen ales
@rparten marsn Die Serlesunsen 10 i6per,
oaB oerielbe am 2. December itarb. Der
@irtb unb Der S6waser uon Soital limb
ieitssisst morosn. Die { ootsni6au ersab,
oaB Soital III ben 6uBtritten itarb.
SerNiiiienb Of BON Hamiir bat ben
%entiprunsenen Sanquisr Wiame uon 6oiIes,
we9en 6alidunSen gu Is Sabren @aleereu
uerurtbeilt. .
Su Alt Sirton itarb AM 4. Ses
sember Srdulein Mans i'm Bitter pon 70
Sabren, perieben nit ben b. Satramenten.
3u Nrlon I'M 6loiter Iotrs Dame
itarb S6welter Soiepba be la Groir mad
LANCER, i6werer arantbeit, uerieben nit
ben Seilsmitteln Der Stride. Die iterbli>
den llsbsrreite wuroen in Yettinssn beige
iett. r. |. p.
Sas Sbuuwetter, bas 9lnfang
DECEMBER %eintrat, bat bel Saitna6 unb
st. Subert sroBen S6aoen psraria9t.
Sas Gis psdte Die Sdume, baB iie bra6sn,
ni6t allein Die 3weise, ionpsm aud Die
Stdmme, man6e on spei uno brei Stsls
len. Sas 8etOie mar Der 9lrt, oaB Menz
iden unS Sbiere ansiteriiilt iloben. Der
S6aoen, ~beionpers an iunsen Shansuns
gen, lit Elm iebr beoeltenoer.
Serr j. u. 2ebrun, 6risossridtsr
;u !Souiialise, lit gum Subititut oss
Staats> Erocurators am Sribunal eriter
Snitans gu Ofarbe ernannt worpen. 9lu
oeiien Stelle ais 6riebenSribter tritt pan
Sberpen,eet Chm, Nopocat III Yittid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

tlonen por9enommen. Us muroe nun elm
Sa3ueritdnbiger nit Der &epiiion idmmts
li9er wdbreno Der Nmts fiibrung in @re>
penma6er our6 i'm gebaltenen Bidder be-
traut, unb mar oas GrsebniB oieier Inter
lubun9, oaB ie sablrei6e, greifbare Moz
mente lomobl fir bic anflase auf Sdli6uns
gen, als aud fir Die auf llnteri9Iasunaen
erbra6te. Die ourd Den 9(naetlaafen ;ur
3eit Der ueri6iebenen &aiienrepiiionen feit>
geitelten Oefecte maren mir tbeilmeiie
bur6 Die ermieienen Sdli9un9en in ben
%porbanbenen Sii6ern geoedt poroen. Die
Intlase bate 1873 peridiebene SGli6unsen
uno llnteri3lasunsen gu ieinen 9aiten auis
sefunoen. Sas 6aienoefect mar $40 Sr.
Die seri6tli6en gerbanolungen nabmen
an pier Gage in 9lnipru6. Die Sertbsis
bisun9 mics na6, oaB uiele Der 1873 err
wdbnten Yunfte ni6t ais 6dli6ungen gu
betradten ieien. IS f1len bel oieier @es
legenbeit aud mebrere berbe 6iebe aeqen
Die ToltperiualtlIn9 ab. SIS lei unbe0reifs
li6, pie elm DEFICIT, bas ii6, wie Die Sers
b%anolungen er9aben, 81 ueridieoeuen i3eis
ten auf 1000 6r. belief, 10 lange Der Boits
uerpaltlng uerbeimli9t weroen tonnte. -
90 wuroe ipesiea oarauf b%inseuieien, oaB
oas @eies pom 8. Sanuar 1852 iiber
Staatsre6nInssmeieu fiir Die Boltper1pals
tlln9 elm tobter Su6itabe lei.
Bon ben 1873 ibm porselegten Sraaer
antmortete Der aiiiienbof alf As NIT Gein.
6iir 81 SGll6ungeu uno llnterl6lagunaen
waro Der ansefluste i9uIbis ertldrt uno
erbieIt inter Nnnabme milpernoer linz
itdnoe 5 Sabre 9efdnsniB unb 26 Sruntsn
Bulge.
GibilitanS Der stabt 9~uremburg.
9eiratben: Som 81. Iop. Ses
nanb Silogen, Gbsniit, nit Maria ssrans
sisfa 9ascombe.-22.: @eors S6lid,
Yoitfafteur NIT Nnna gisrmann.-25.:
Sbeobor Wirsen, 8ilbbausr, nit Satbas
riua abam.-29.: Sobann 6ranS @es
idwino, S6lofer, nit anna Spetler;
Sobann Semutb, gauunternebmer, nit
Wasoalena Sdmie.
SterbefdlIe: 8om l6. Nop.:
Anna 8atbarina Yfafienborif, alt 50 g.,
Wittpe p. WilbsIm Riidarb, seitl. &uts
ider; Ioam 6errp, alt 6s s., S1ieferz
beder.-l7.: Maria Bed, alt 30 g., Che
frau D. 6eroinano 6Oritbauer; 0turia Sas
tbarina Summer, alt 80 s., Rdtbcrin, ebs>
los.-9O.: Marsuretba Soispbine Has
pbael, alt So g., Hentnerin, ebelos 8as
tbarina 8auoe. alt so s., ebelos.-2a.:
Gesina @eli6, alt 3s. g., Gbeirau bon
Soiepb 8remer; Nnna @oltsr, alt II s.,
ebelos.-23.: Maria &eber, alt 80 S.,
Gbefrau uon Ybilipp Clement. go:
6rans Seiiort, alt 33 s., gu6binper uuo
Raufmann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
gluf Der sSnieI Wabaaasfar bot bic So.

Guf Der Sniel Wabasastar bat bic So
lonialz @ei9i6te @uropa's nur Elm fleines
Nebenipiel gu Dem @etttampf Gnslanb's
unb 6ranfreid's in Snbien sebabt. 8enn
Die Gnslanber es ben 6ranSoien unm6sli6
ma6ten, ieit einem Sabrbunbert bort ieiten
SUB gu ~iaien, beuor nod feline inoii9en
g%eiitunsem elm toloiales 8Onisrei9 biloes
ten, wiro es iest I'M 10 peniser buloen,
baB ibre alien Nebenbubler im Orient ibre
Sieblinsss Soee wisosr aufnebmen, Mabas
sastar gu einem Mittelpunft fran,Oiii6er
Wa6t-9esen oas enslii6e Snbien gu be-
nlben.
Napoleon Der Sritte wuBte mobl, DAB er
nur anfgab, mas bod ni6t gu erlansen
ober III balten mar. @laubt Srantrei6,
oils &epublif baSu itdrfer gu iein? Was
breibunoert Sabre unmosli6 mar, miro am
S6luB bes oritten Sabrbunoerts Der Welts
madt uon England Snoien seseniiber crit
redt unmOglid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

14O 3Oslinsen gum 9beil bic b0bersn, gum
Sbeil bic nieberen Weiben. llsber so Der
@anoioaten sebOren BEN Der. Staaten an,
BON oieien 81 Bolton, 10 9tem Dorf uno
SroOflpn uno 5 Der Grsoi6ceie Chicago.
Ginise Der @eueibten tamen iosar aus benz
fernen iioli6en Seras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

TEL.
Was 1T 3ussno?
Spielen sic Yofer?
Srinfen sic Wbisfp?
Srinfen sic ibn ALIEN?
Sinb sic iemals perurtbeilt moroen?
@enn Sa, fir welde Serbrsden uni
mie oft?
Nie oft wiiniden Sic in Den Gonsref
gepdblt gu werben?
Sino Sic Der Nniidt, baB &eprdientan:
ten gemdblt neroen, I'm oas Volf ooer ibr,
eisenen Sntereiien gu uertreten?
@laubsn Sic, Der 6onsreB fam obn,
Die 1obbp fertis weroen?
Wenn Sa, pie LANCE?
@lauben Sic nidt, IS piiroe ;iemlid
lansweilis I'M GonsrsB iein, penn Sic Die:
les Experiment mabten?
Wenn Sic Elm armer Wann iinb unf
SIREN letten Dollar ausgegeben babeu, ur
gewGblt III weroen, wie LANCE niiroen Sit
einen @ebalt pom $500 per Mtonat brau:
den, nm $50, 900 aui Der Sanf gu baber
unb in WaibinstOn einen Yalait fir $50,
900 81 bauen NIT meiiin9snen Slibablsi:
tern, iilbernen Sbiirsriiien uno $40, OOC
Wtobeln?
Sino Sic Elm Ganoioat fir Die 9rdii:
oentibaft2
@lauben Sic, Der Gonsreliinals Gecoro:
Sumbug loute ab9ei6aiit uno ieoer Geb.
ner ge,lpungen peroen, leine Geoen auf ei;
gene Soften brufen III laiien2
Saben Sic ismals cine Soroeruns an bi,
Ge9ierung gebabt? 6aben Sic Elm oiref;
ties ODER inbireftes Sntereiie an iolden 6or:
oerungen?
Sino Sic iiir Den Sal, paB oas bctref.
fenoe Oepartement Die Sorberung nibt be:
Sablen mill geIonnen, cine Bill fir Sbr,
ei9enen Sntereiien our6Suoriten?
NSie uiel @bistp muB mad Sbrer 9lu:
ii6t, Die Gesierung ~liefern, UNI einen too:
ten Observation-Disclosures gu besraben?
Wollen Sic fir ben 6aa, oaB Sic oas
Slid baben, gum Mitslieo zines Se9rdb:
nip Is mites erpdblt ~ weroen, feierlid
ueripreden, baB Sic ii6 betrinfen unb ID
lange betruutsn bleibsn molsu, bis bi,
Sei6e ms @rab Sei6aufelt 1T?
Wiiien Sic, oaB man pom SSbnen aud
nidt oas serinsite SeritdnoniB fir Sarii
irasen, 6inans: uno Steuerfrasen erpar:
tet2
Wollen Sic ieierlidit ueripre6en, bel ie:
Der mOgli6en @eIesenbeit Sbren auf oi'
Contribution seleiiteten Gio gu bre6en?
@ollen Sic. feierli6it bei6poren, BAL
Sic itets fir Die 9roBte SewiuisunSsbiu
Itimmen weroen?
Sino Sic gu @uniten Der Grridtuns ei:
mes 0eu6ttburms in ieoem 5roi6timpel II,
Der ani9aiiuns eines Gummibooens fiji,
ieoen aussetrodneten Bad, 10 paB Die Dtos:
quitos aui oemielben mari6iren tonnen,
obne beiiir6ten 81 miilen, Siibnerau9er
an Den 6iiBen Su betommen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
statijtif Der @irtbj6atten.

Solsenbe Statiitit Der @irtbl6aften in
ben peri6ieoenen Staaten lit pom 9sniuss
Bureau publisirt woroen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Sir&fi&e Veuiskeitem.
sSillan0.

Sir bic, bur9 cine ;psimalise i6rsdli6s
lle6eridwemmuns idper beimsein9ten @e.
meinoen in 5irol, iino benz Sine. vBabr,
beitsfreuno" ais 9~iebessaben ~einsesansen
1886. 65, bel Sen,iser Bros in Nep Yort
$4O4.75, i'm @ansen s1O9l. 40. Plus
Omaha, Nebr., ALIEN purosn bon &eu.
Oara6er uon linn unb auosreu 8obltbd,
tern S75 einseienoet, Die in obigsr Summs
einsei9loilen iino. IS lit gu bebauern,
baB fir Die gluten fatboIii9en Siroler ni6t
mebr setban wirc.
@rSbi0ceie Baltimore.
Sn Baltimore wurben am %. Sss.
pom bO6p'iten Grsbii6of Gibbons II
6anbioaten Der Sbsolosie gu Prieitern &c.
peibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
0elmn8ener Spott.

9luf folsenoe selunsene 9lrt u~eripottet
Elm Correspondent I'M cincinnati Gnqui:
rer" Die Sipiloienitreform. Gr i6rsibt:
y&enn es nun bod einmal ein rigoroies
Gramen fir Glerfs nit 500 Sabressebalt
geben iou, 10 ieben mir wirfli6 ni6t elm,
peBbalb ni6t bieielben Giuiloienitre9eln
auf Senatoren unb Geprdientanten 4npsn,
bung iinoen %iolten. 8Onnen lie bic Sra,
gen ni6t beantporten uno fOnnen lie ibren
eiSenen Namen ni6t i6reiben, 10 ioute ss
ibnen ni6t s%eitattet iein ibren Sib einsu>
nebmsn. @ie uiele GOnsreBmitslieber iinb
I'M Stanoe folsenoe 5rasen 81 beantwOrs
ten.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31
A Windfall.

A number OF months ago Mr.. Bibby
came to Riverside from the upper coun,
try. Financially at that time his affairs
were at low ebb, We hear that, like
several Riverside pioneers (who are now
our most successful mem he landed with
out dollar. He was not without friends,
however, MS few men will be who bear
upon their brow the God-like stamp ol
integrity and character. He obtained
the position OF assistant zanjero on the
middle division of the canals and has
been hard-working, Industrious citizen
ever since. A few days ago he received
notice that a brother Of his had died
leaving him sole heir to a property con-
sisting of two coffee plantations in Bra
zil and $l7 900 in cash, the whole be-
ing valued at something like 500, 900.
This is indeed thrilling change, to be
lifted by a pen.stroke, as it were, from
the close economies of daily life to af-
huence. To be removed from the neces-
sity OF following the daily round, the
treadmill OF life, to fairy region, where,
TO use favorite expression, "one can
doas he pleases, where long cherished
wishes can be gratified, plans OF travel
carried out, comforts and luxuries be
obtained, and all that is supposed TO
make life enjoyable placed within reach.
- Valley Echo.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31

Carpenter replied that he did not believe
this statement, and that, in
any event, the duty Of the
Commissioners c was to fix an equitable
rate OF fares and not to plunge into
specnlatiors about the amount Of the
railways income.
THE FORTHCOMING FREioHT SCHEDULES.
At this stage OF the conversation !
drew the attention OF the Commissioners
to the fact that the newspapers aiore-
said ascribed the delay which had char
acterized tho Commissioners in getting
out a freight schedule to a desire to ena-
BILE the railway company to make all the
money it could out Of the farmers on their
present crop. This borrowed insinua-
ton was Indignantly repudinted by
both. Mr.. Carpenter informed me that
the situation had been much complicated
by statute of the last Assembly, which
had compelled them to serve a detailed
schedule Of froights, between stations,
on tho railway authorities. II the law
had been so framed as to admit OF serv-
ing m order on these officials the case
would have been much simpliiied and
much delay would have been avoided.
To give me an idea Of the magnitude of
the labor involved, Mr.. Carpenter dis
appeared for moment and returned
with volume Of 0l3 pages, each page
tabulated in small type, and asked me
how long, in my Judgment, it would
take me to go over all that and change
II to given percentage Of reduction. l
admit that the question was to me an in
soluble conundrum.
POOR ASr sioSvISraus KEY NOTE
fhe truth is that there are two sides
to this railway question, nd most SEN
siblo Democrats know IL. II will be an
i'll day for the Democratic party II 1t al
lows itself to get into sirgle rut, full
of chnck-holes, in which 1t will be
bumped to unmerciful defeat. Wiser
counsels ought to prevail. If one por-
ton of the party, mainly composed Of the
Stockton and Mussel Slough school, are
determined to enact tho rule or ruin
role, very large and influential section
labor for more pacific policy. If the
worst comes to the worst, they will de-
cline to accept the insulting innuendoef
and insclent dictatorship Of an insolent
faction of the party. With an ample
capital to go before the people Of the
State of California in tho shape Of ac-
complished reductions in fares and con.
tomplated reductions in froights, which
are the first ever attained in this State,
and which arc only claimed to be first
installment-the tentative entering
wedge, as it were--a faction Of Demo
Gratis seem to have started in to deiber
ately give the party away. hope this
poor and monotonous key note will bs
dropped aud better one adopted
There is still plenty of time to stop re
ordinations and fall into line. If it is
not done disaster is surely ahead.
j. D. L,
San Francisco, Aug. 2Sth, 1883
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31

Sheridan and Judge Rillins drove over
TO the Devils Acre. To their dismay
their camp was invadei by the advance
guard of the Hatch expedition. The
foreigners Of the Ha.ch party lost no
time in endeavoring To place themselves
on good terms with tie members Of the
Presidents camp. The attentions OF the
visitors finally became so obnoxious that
the Presidents camp was suddenly
broken up, and the party made a strike
through the wooded fountains towards
the Yellowstone. They will spend but
few hours at the Patk proper and then
abandon it for the grand and picturesque
portions. There Is serious trouble
among the attaches Of the party, and
Capt. Hayes, who commanded, is under
arrest for disobedienceo the Presidents
orders,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31
Telegraph Charge 20 south Amer
ica-Other News.

PANAMA via Galtsston, Aug. 80. =
New tariff for telegiams via Galveston
To Chile, S3.07, B1enos Ayres, 50 92j
Uruguay, 1925 per word to and from
the United States. Lima is doing nearly
all the Chile business, owing to superior
speed and accuracy.
The rebellion at lipsquira has been
crushed. Prior to fighting Gen. Didicio
del Gido entered the square at Zip
squira with sixteen men and expelled
the rebels against tho Government. He
was fired upon and instantly killed. His
body is to be brousht here and buried
with pomp
AT Guayaquil q strong shock OF earth
quake has Just beer felt, lasting about
fifteen seconds.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31
Wells of Water,
JACK BAlsLEY,

The Champion Well Borer OF the
Pacific Coast, Ia again In the field, prepared
10 sink artessn wells through soil, bouldors OF
rock His tools are the best ever made In Los
Angeles, and all his work IA hrst-class.
lie refers to Mr.. L. J. Rose, J. Il. Hollenbeok
Harper, Reynolds & Co.. and hundred otheri
for whom he has made wells without fall His
address will be at Harper, reynolds Co.'S.
ap2i I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31
Horald Steam Printing House.

The HERALD Steam Printing House Is not sur
passed by any Job Printing ofice on the Pacific
Coast, outside Of San Francisco, in facilities for
doing Job work. Low prices, good work and eS-
petition may be relied upon at this Office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31
Special Notice.

Hereafter notices Of Companies, societies,
churches etc. will only be inserted in tho fiRnALn
ss paid advertisements. We reserve, for Places
Of Worship. gratuitous directory. VIII ch will
appear every Sunday morning
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31

The HERALD office is connected with the telc
phone system Of Los Angeles city and county
Orders for advertisements OF job work may be
sent through this medium TO number 156
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31
EASTERN.
yellow Fever Report.

WAsHINGToN ID. c., Aug. 80. The
Surgeon General of the Marine Hos.
pital Service has received n report from
DIR. Fipney, in charge of Ship Island
quarantine station, that twelve vessels
are now in quarantine there, from which
nineteen cases of yellow fever were
taken. All the cases were brought from
Vera Cruz.
Commodore English received the fol-
lowing telegram from Pensacola dated
yesterday; Three new cases of yellow
fever-the servant of DIR. Owens, Fred
die Owens and one of the hospital at
tendants. One death.
sudden Death.
WAsHISGToN ID. c., Aug. 3O.-Ex-
Chief Justice Moor, of Texas, died sud
denly in this city this morning from
cerebral apoplexy.
ArthuR's Progress His Camp In
vaded by Hatch's Party.
UrPER GEYsER BASIN, Yellowstone
Park, via Livingstone, Mont, August
30.--To-day the President with Secre.
tary Lincoln, Senator Vest, General
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SPEED PROGRAMME.

SPEED PROGRAMME.
First Day Monday. october sth.
No ! District trottiug, $40 class Purse $3.50.
No O. District pacing, nuindte class. Purse
$3.50
No. D. District running. for 2-year ods, mile
dash. Purse s2uO.
No. 4, District running, free for all, mile DASH
Purse $500
second bay Tuesday, october 9th
Ne. g. District trottlng, minute class. Purse
s40o
No o. District Bicycle race, mile dash Gold
medal first prize; silver medal, second prize.
No. T. Ten mile running, free to all riders in
the State, to ride one or more horses. Purse 5000
No. s. District rnnning, free for all graded
horses. inileand repeat. Purse $3.50.
Third Day-Wedncsday, Oct. 10th,
No 0. District 1rotting. 2:soclass. Purse $500.
No. 10. Ten Mile Ladies' Race change horses
each mile. Entrance free Purse $3.50.
No. IL. District running, one mile and repeat.
Purse S4C0
Fourth bay Thursday, Oct IIth.
No. l2. District trotting, 245 class. Purse
No. lS. District tro,ting, for 2-year-olds, mile
heats best in 8. Purse $3.50.
No. IA. District running, for 2-year ods, mile
dash Purse $780, II ten or more entries, sioo
added
Fifth Day Friday, october 12th.
No. IS. District trotting, 2;s5 class. Purse
$500.
No. 1G. District running, for graded horses. I
mile dash. Purse $500.
No. II. Running, free for all. 2 mile dash.
Purse $3.50
sixth Day-satggday- Oct. isth.
No. 10 District trottins. for 3year-olds Purse
$500.
No, 49, Trotting, free for all. Purse $500.
No. 90 Breeders Stallion Race: mile dash Tor
/ 2-year-olds, weights 10 rule. Open to colts Of
stations entered Entries for Stations to close
ON September list: fec 500. Entries for the race
close September 18th. open to the world. Stall
! lions entered August 10th. A. J. Hutchnsons
/ Hook Hooking, D. Relchard & Co.'S Hardwood,
/ Il. J, Baldwin's Grimsted, e. Baldwin's Ruther-
4 ford.
No. 81 Novelty race. two mile dash, free for
all; $50 to winner OF the first one-quarter mile;
$50 to winner Of first one-half mile: $50 to win
ner OF first mile; SIS to winner OF mile and one
half; s126 to winner Of the dash.
Records made subsequent to September l, 1889,
win not bar entries in 230 or 2;s5 classes
Entries to above races to close with the secre-
tary on Saturday, September Is, 1883.
F. J. BARRETTO, President.
| E. A. DrCAMP. Secretary au2s
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Bscntano Bros. No. Union Square, New
York City, are agents for the HEnALD. twill
constantly be found on sale on their counters
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FOR SALE.

Two very desirable residence lots, fronting on
Buena Vista and New High streets, near Temple
Also two choice lots in East Los Angeles, ad
joining the Presbyterian church. Apply at Kim
ball Mansion, lsl New High street au29tf
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FoR sALE CHEAP.

Two snan team Horses. One heavy truck
ing team; one heavy lumber wagon; one express
wagon and two sets OF team harness. Apply
soon to WAsHBURN BROS,
au7tf 100 First st., opposite Nadeau Block.
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70 RENT.

good wood turner. Apply to A. WICK, Il
Perry, Mott & Co s mill, Commercial street.
au3l 3t
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FOR sALE--FOR RENT.
MOUSE TO LET.
FOR RENT.

A house Of two rooms and kitchen. and the fur
niture for sale. Apply Immediately at No. IL
Commercial street. au29 II
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BvslNEss FOR SAFE.

A small amount Of Capitol will purchase an
established business, centrally located. Apply to
II. M. SMITH,
je23tf over First National Bank, Room g.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31

BY young man who is good bookkeeper, a
rapid and fair wrltar, and who speaks and writes
English. French, German and Spanish. Apply at
this office. au24
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Front offices in Jones Block Spring street.
Apply TO NJ. 5. JONES, at Building, 10 A. N. TO
I'm. au3l 81