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National Republican., 1883-12-07
Thc Y. III. q. A. DehntIng club.

lThe Y. NJ. G. A. Literary society held their
Eular weekly meeting on Wednesday
Eht. Among the exercises of the evening
reading by Wm. r. Andrews, an essay
+. w. De Knight, and the debate on the
a,ton. 'Resolvod, That protective tariff
beneficial to the United States"-Messrs.
|ui4 Z. Phillips, affirmative, and w. r.
h I'd, negative. The question was decided
favor OF the negative. After the general
pa e, tho subject was discussed by Messrs.
]ncor. Andrews. Ward, Phillips and others.
ho important routine business was trans
cd before adjournment. The members are
caiIy asked to be present at tho next
cting.
National Republican., 1883-12-07
Regulating ELECTRIC Wires.

The commissioners yesterday issued the
following order THAT the further stringing
of electric wires and cables and poles over
and through the public streets of this city is
hereby prohibited without special written
permit of date subsequent to this order from
the commissioners in each case, and the
major of police is instructed to see that this
order is complied with"
National Republican., 1883-12-07
Tc,npjors of 'Tempcrnnce.

Last evening Capital City Council, No. /,
Royal Templars of Temperance, gavo liter
ary and musical entertainment at their hall,
No. 1923 Seventh street. Tho programme
was as follows: Piano solo, Mr. Charles Com
ncr vocal solos, Miss Wilson and Messrs.
Isoll and Miles; recitations, little Sadie
Woodward, Dr. Frank White, Mrs. Naylor,
Mrs. Jewell, Miss Foxwel, and Burnett
hrnthprg
National Republican., 1883-12-07

The Congressional club filed certificate of
incorporation with the recorder. Messrs j.
Carter Marbury, Louis A. Deter, and James
p. Willctt are named us incorporators. The
object and purposes of the club are social in
tercourse and mutual improvement.
National Republican., 1883-12-07

daughter of tho chief Justice and Miss Nellie
Arthur, daughter Of the President, being of
tho number. meeting will be held ut Miss
Vests Saturday afternoon to deliberate upon
action. Donations will be gratefully received
by the members.
National Republican., 1883-12-07
AuUsBAND,s RIGHTS.
Decision ns 10 Some or Thom 60 be Made
In the Police Court To-day.


In the Police Court To-day.
The trial of Walter w. Eldridge, Detectives
Block and Raft, Mr.. w. w. Kirby, and Mr..
Ben Crowley for destroying private property
by breaking into the bedroom of Mrs. Ru-
bcrta Eldridgc, of No. Ill Eleventh street,
Saturday night. camo up before tho police
court yesterday. After hearing tho testimony
Of Mrs. Eldridge, Mr.. Alexander, and Mr..
Walter w. Eldridgc, tho case went over
until to-day, when tho prosecution expect to
produce authorities to prove that tho husband
had no right to broak open tho door of his
wifc's ROOM Judge Smell thought tho hus-
band had such rights aud intimatcd that the
case would be dismissed. Mr.. Eldridgc tosti-
fed that he had found in his wifo's apart
monts q Mr. Alexander who had on then
only n gaulo undershirt pants. and shoes.
Mrs. Eldridgo stated that Alexander stayed
mt the house because sho was nervous and
needed protection. A largo number Of spec
tators wore present during the trial.
National Republican., 1883-12-07
Problems.

Life presents many problems to the serious
mnn. The man, for example. who sits cross-leg-
ged in the street cars aud wipes his feet every
one in his vicinity. Modern civilization has not
yet invented q method of dealing with the tdio-
syncracy of cigarette smoking; but the problem
"Wherewithal shall we be clothed?" has been
solved by Henninp. 40 SeYenlh street.
National Republican., 1883-12-07
I.funOr Iigenses.

Tho commissioners have approved the
applications for liquor licenses of James
Cady, James Collins d. J. Collins, Miles
Gibbons, ]. w. Haskins. A. Weiner,
Ed. Barry, w. Helmus, Jane Foley, James
Fortune, Charles Hammer, and John Sulli-
van.
National Republican., 1883-12-07

|NERvoUs headache, neuralgia, nervous dc
lity, and all undue weaknesses are promptly
red by Aliens brain food; 81 package; six
So At druggists,
National Republican., 1883-12-07

THOSE wishing Fine Photographs for the holl-
brated and Artistic Photographer has reduced the
price of his Fine Cabinet Photos to SO per dozen.
All large work at greatly reduced prices.
RICE, Photographer, 1917 and 1919 Penn. ave.
National Republican., 1883-12-07
,ARsrAIRs, MCCALL & co.'s orator whisky.
Importnnt Announoement.

The court in general term yesterday an
nounced that they would take up for consid
Grafton all the cases decided in special term
by Justice James.
National Republican., 1883-12-07
A Christmas Club.

"A Christmas club, to provide Christmas
ksents to poor Children has been formed by a
lmher of young ladies, Miss West, daughter
Commissioner West, and Miss Waite,
National Republican., 1883-12-07
Grcnt Reduction ln FIne PhotograpIls.

Rce's Fine Cabinet Photos, admitted TO be tnc
most artistic in posing and lighting and the finest
finished pictures in the city, reduced to So per
dozen. All large work greatly reduced.
RICE. PhOtOErnphor l2l7 and 1919 Penn. ave.
National Republican., 1883-12-07

Assessor Dodge has transmitted to tho com.
missioners the will of the late John Barnes
which bequeaths $1,000 for the erection of {
poor house in Georgetown.
National Republican., 1883-12-07

INFLAMMATION. coughs. catarrhs, and pneumo-
nia, resulting from colds, may be cured by Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. 1t allays the inflammation, re-
moves the irritation and soreness, soolhes the Or
gans and restores the sufferer to health
National Republican., 1883-12-07
Incnrnnrntinn.

CHILpREN's Suits and Overcoats at remarkable
low figures. Eiscman Bros, Leading Tailors and
Clothiers, cor. 7th and L.
National Republican., 1883-12-07
MRnuri, on Cnrns.w

ksk for Wells "Rough on Corns." 15c
lck, complete, permanent cure. Corns
lrts, Bunions.
National Republican., 1883-12-07

ELM GROVE, n. CDR. G.. N. Robertson
Is: " ] prescribe Browns Iron Bitters and
\ il all il is recommended to boz
National Republican., 1883-12-07

GARFIELD, IowA.-Dr. A. II, Henak says
"Oncc using Browns Iron Bttcrs proves its
superiority over all other tonic preparations"
National Republican., 1883-12-07
Providing for the Poor

ovERcoArs. $40. Elseman Bros, cor. 7th and E
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Testing The strong Man.

For man Of muscle, prodigioui
negro in Providence is the ablest man il
Rhode Island. He is retained as an ex
pert by an express company in lifting
ca.ks and fighting the law of gravity
generally. Recently, when in the gym
nasium attached to club-room, he was
challenged to exhibit his strength, and
first drew himself up by rings hanging
from the ceiling. These rings formed
the terminals Of an electric battery, and,
when he had saised himself, the circuit
was closed, contracting the muscles Sc
that he could not lower himself to the
floor. When the current was switched
off he left, saying that he did not wish
any more gymnastics.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Catlnni Bey, the Jewish millionaire
died recently in Cairo, aged 70. Hi
property ID estimated at over S25, 900,
900, He was private banker Of the form
er Vice King, whose unlimited conf
dence he possessed. He owned syn
agogue OF his own, in which services
were daily held, and he carefully oh
served Jewish rites in diet, etc. He hat
two wives, one of whom survives, and {
numerous progeny.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
The u. p. sues a Competitor.

OeDEx, May 1.-THE Union Pacific
Railway have applied for an injunction
restraining the Denver and Rio Grande
road from entering Ogden on third rail
upon the Central Pacific track. claiming
damage to their property. The writ is
returnable tomorrow.
Tho New British Consul for this
Coast.
wAsHINoroN.M May 1.-THE President
recognized George Edward Stanley, Con
sui for HerBrittanic Majesty to theState'
of California and Oregon and toWashing.
ton Territory. He will reside inSan Fran
cisco.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

An attempt will soon be made to break
up the Chinese opium smoking and
gambling dens near the Church Of the
TRANSPORTATION in New York. 1t i:
charged that children on their way to
and from school are given candy dosed
with opium in order to create a taste for
the drug by the Chinese occupants Of
what are said to be dens of the most dis
reput table character in every way.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
PARTNER WANTED.

With capital OF $3.50 or 5000 to engage in a
good paying business; can make 800 per month.
For particulars address y. ). b., lock book 10
Los Angeles T.. O. mis- lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
WANTS -LOST--FOUND.
WANTED.

Contractors for proposals on two story brick
house, 25x4g. at the corner First and Main
streets. Plans to be seen in the architects Office
Of Hoeppner Reichcrts. corner First and hair
streets. MIC 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Three furnished room in Allen Block, two 81
suite and the other furnished room can be used
for an Office II desired. Call at Rooms IL and IS.
4. m1h lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

A span Of horses which can he bought cheap
must be l050lb sin weight: larger preferable. Ad
dress, giving all particulars, T. a., care Grand
Central Hotel. ms lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
FoR SALE.
TO RENT.

FINE LIQUOR STORE AND SALOON ON
a good street win sell cheap on account Of de-
partdre, Address L. D.. 2. o. Box go. ml2 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

With three or four thousand dollars capital in
a good paying business. Address J. Valdez, SO
N. Spring st., NILS lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
roR REnr.

house with seven rooms on Main street
third door from Fifth street Call between Q A
N. and IL A. NJ. m17 st
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
PARTNER WANTED.
PARTNER wAnrsD.

FOR A NEW FOUNDRY; small capital needed
Address r., HERALD office. mis- 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Chinese Lnborers Attacked by
whites.

SAN Francisco, May ia Victoria,
B. c., dispatch says that furious attack
was made by railroad laborers on The
Chinese workmen, by which nine Chinese
we're terribly mangled One is dying
from his wounds. Thu white men at
tackled the Chinese while they were in
bed and as they rushed out of their tents
dubbed them with pick handles, after
which they burned their camp.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

spnclAL-To THE HERALD


SAN Francisco, May 1.-THE Aus
tralian steamer now due will bring O
large quantity Of tin. The market here
is already overstocked.
Five hundred boxes Of opium are cx-
pected BY the same steamer and similar
quantity by China steamer, also over
due. The duties on the opium will
amount to about SI5J,0o0
The steamer ConstantineiS substituted,
temporarily for the steamer Los Angeles
on the south coast route, pending the
Iatter's overhauling.
Latest development in the case OF
Booth, arrested on charge of stealing
5000 from Miss Mckay. show that
Booths real name is Henry Jamison, and
that his family live in Wellington, New
Zealand.
The Treasury Department is informed
that hereafter the tonnage of American
vessels arriving in English ports is 10 be
accepted as it appears on the register.
The French National League have
voted that fund be opened in this State
for subscriptions to the Gambetia monu-
meut TO be erected in Paris.
There were II 1886 arrivals from Japan
and China III the first four months of
1882, and from the same countries this
year !, 1858 arrivals, while Of people over
land there are 5, 442 more than las. year.
The City OF Toxic. arrived this morn
ing She brings 500, 900 in treasure, and
among her passengers are the Duke OF
Athole and about twenty officers OF the
U. s. Navy returning home from the
Asiatic Squadron.
A special Washington dispatch this
morning announces the appointment Of
George Edward Stanley as British Con-
sui for the Pacific Coast.
A reunion Of all California Young
Mems Christian Associations is to be
held here May Gath.
Deputy Coroner Specht, accused 81 an
attempt to force bride Of $500 fro,n the
Preside Railroad Company, is discharged
from service.
Charges preferred against the State
Prison Commissioners appointed by Gov.
ernor Perkins is denounced by members
Of the Commission as political intrigue.
1t is announced that the present Board
are examining the books Of the Demo.
cratic administration Of the prison under
Governor Irwin, and have discovered
that the appropriation Of 100000 for
an addition to the building did not APP
pear ON the books.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
ROOMS ron RENT.
PICTURES AT COST.

Two conveniently located rooms, suitable for
offices. Enquire at Nos. II and 10 Commercial
/ street. mig iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Carrie Bsadley and CHIEF Lap.
peus' Deal.

PORTLAND. Ogn., May II. = Carrie
Bradley, serving twelve years in the peni-
tertiary for the murder Of J. N. Brown
in this city in October, 1881, was exam.
ined to-day at Salem by counsel for the
the prosecution and defense concerning
Chief Of Police ]. II. Lappeus, now be-
ing Investigated by the City Council for
accepting bride OF $500 from Carrie
Bradley to allow l.cr to escape after the
murder Of Brown. The woman, Bradley,
testified that Lappeus was cognizant
Of the murder that Lappeus told her he
knew OF the murder and said for $500 he
would keep the affair quiet and if it
leaked out he would as list her to escape
She said she paid the money to Lappeus
when the body was found Lappeus
told her to leave quietly and he would
see that no requisition was issued to Sc.
cure her return. Lawyers volunteered
to defend her free, saying Lappeus would
put up the money.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

DODGE Cry, May l7.--Things are
quiet, but trouble is fermenting. Sheriff
Geo. #. Henkley has been ordered by
Governor Click to protect Luke Short
and his companion, the famous Bob Mas
terton, formerly Sheriff Of the county,
but now an outlaw. The city officials
have no doubt Short win return. There
Is q strong feeling that he should be al
lowed TO return. The Governor tele-
graphs that the law must be enforced,
rights, life, and property protected. A
company Of military is awaiting orders.
The other side is talking fight They
will guard the trains with posse.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Ia Waller. SO s..s..g street,
win sell, for the next 80 days, a large stock OF
pictures and picture frames at cost Come one,
come all. a26 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Cigar Max.
era Committee heard the testimony Of
six young girls employed by one Behr-
man, on Kinsey street. II was shown
that they worked from six in the morn
ing to Q at night, and three nights each
week till eleven, making punches for ci-
CARS. The most of them got SO a week,
and in order to make profit out Of this
scanty pittance he charges them for
every minute of lost time. When the
HeMth Inspector visits the place the
proprietor manages to secrete the chill
dren under age employed by him. Other
tyrannic practh es are alleged and it is
claimed that the place is only type Of
others in the city.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Phil. Thompson Acquitted.

HARRoDsBURe, KY, May I'm the
Thompson trial the jury came in with a
verdict and the Court asking what ii
was, handed in the following: 1--WE, the
jury. find Philip B. Thompson, defend.
ant, not guilty as charged in the indict-
ment Then came shout; the men
rushed to congratulate the defendant
and during the confusion Phil. Thomp-
son said, THANK God, tricky wives can
now be protected.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Building lots In the kerckhoff tract, fronting
on Main and Los Angeles streets. Apply on the
premises. m25h
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
ENcJNs FOR SALE,
For SALE.

A new seven-horse power upright engine and
boiler for sale at No. 100, Also st. astf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
The Q. ar. 1. withdraws from the
Pool.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad has given notice
Of Its withdrawal from the pool so far as
passenger business is CONCERNED. The
reason given for the step is that the pool,
as now arranged, is simply a dead letter,
as it cannot be carried out so long as the
Milwaukee and st. Paul road refuses to
join.
Reduction Works Burned.
DENVER, May 1.-THE Harrison Re-
duction Works, Leadville branch Of
the st. Louis Smelling and Refining
Company was burned this morning.
Loss sixty to seventy thousand dollars.
, 1883-02-17
THAT WESTON CASE AGAIN.
An opsn Letter from Old Squire Dupay,
OF Weston.

WESToN. Feb. 10, 1855
EpirnR STATESMAN The man l sent
from her. IS an inposter: he not 'nly I'M
posed III ON us here at the hotel, but upon
all the guests of the house Hoarders were
all abou- TO leave. Il was impossible TO 20
int his room for K vas sWini-sUch L
stencil. Ii he had the measles | dli not
know it : .te was J;os- out IL sores ali over
his face and neck when hr came here. !
ash ed him il he Vas gong to b. sick said
he did 30. know. asked him what he
complained Of he would no, tel me- ; II was
1 fever and h. wanted VAIN room with
a sto.e in j.. tod him b. hld better 20
T. Walia " ALA and I warm Icum ana
employ / good doctor iOr he was'in a bad fix.
an, We bad 70 comfortable r!lce Tor lin
here. a. We already have one To'm occupied
with sick folks of the hCus", and If he
thought he was gong TO La sick we cOuid
not take care Of him properly. As Tor tbs
house owing hin anything is i,.s,, j. he "as
owing the house. paid his fare t" Wsila
Walla and slve kim an ovsroost u OF,
and II hase doue ,nyt.Iog wt0rs tn the
people % W1llt Wdla or any one els, /
sand ready 20 make restitE.ion. | 90 Lot
wish to say OF tell all the particulars IN lis
case for 1t woull not ioak well on prper, So
will close Yours, etc,
UID SQUIRE DUPUY.
, 1883-02-17
District Court Docket

The following cases VIII come before Dis
tr;e, Judge 5. {. Wingard at the eontinua-
NO, Of the November term which convenes
to-day:
JOAN Veaai-erholz vs.. Elizabeth Nenniger'
hoIz, PETITION for receive: to account
MN A. DAVIS vs.. Wan. VI. DAVIS, prom
i-so:y ote.
Fiie!ia 4. RasszH " Wn. B. Rass=li :
divorce.
Thas. !. Fletcher vs.. Thos Bumgarinsr
and A. :. Gregory; inianelOn.
Anna Nix. administrator oi the estate
OF Jas. d. NIIA. deceased. vs.. i. L, DAVIS;
appeal.
D. }. Crowley, vs. Chas. S.prson and
John M-Go'diirk: Prou4isscIy n,te.
T. P. Denny aui Ana D-a"y =. Hole n
Parker; cqai,y.
T.P.D.auy " Hlilen rrker; equity,
". J. Dyer V. Chs. Lee; prom's-ory
note.
D. ). B,ker .I.d !. f Boyer y. Join
Mackiu aud +. Plrks p.omlssOTy note.
". :. VaoscLugner y. Frank store &C
count
W. rurGee and ) k.sPer v. Samuel
Creser account.
NJ. b. Stacey v. Hugh Foster; prom
issOry mote.
C.M. Johnson vs.. john Doye!, ". c.
Bradley and Henry Marlin co-paFtnership
account.
D.H D=WHtvs. y J. Gregory aud V.
y. Lambert, apprsL
f. i HawIey and c. II. poid v. NJ. d.
Wright; promissory note.
E.A. Hawley and {. II Dpdi ". !. ;.
Gray; promissory rnte-
Lane C. Gillam rs. ". II. Davidson aad
II. A. Dayi5son; foreclosure.
Cl.y Of Walla Waiia " !. II. Day: re-
covery OF money
Ia mater Of II. ". Tel, an iasolrent
insolvency.
A f. Anderson y. y. ?. L. L. &c; ac-
count.
f.. BalIridge ~. Wm, NJ Moore an1
+. n Noorei Ps'.missory note.
Fir,t National Bank Of W.iia Wa!ls vs
Wm. u. DAVIS, q. l.. Andrews and J. r
Boyer; equity.
, 1883-02-17
Gold Is There.

Whisperinss "f he" gold fever come
ircm Alaska. They are not as yet loud,
but the wiser mining mrn OF the Pacific
coas. line OF mountains, and further back,
of which Caribno and Frazer have, until
within few years, been the nsrthernnost
proofs Report says that great mineral
lodes crop from the basc OF the Alaskan
mountains. The few miners uho have dared
TO explore this rugged and inhOsfltable land
are reported to have taken out in short
time over $3.50, 000. Alaska as Yet is very
little known. Its area Is nearly hall as large
as that OF the entire United States. Ii con-
tains one river, the Yukan, in length almost
a rival of the Mississippi. Winter reIgns
there eight months out of the twelve. To
penetrate and explore country like this,
whose ragged and PERCEPTIONS mountain
ranges may sometimes prevent parties from
making more than a couple of miles day,
is an undertaking hardly to be realized by
the dwellers of the east. There are no
roads. A party wandering in those wild
canyons, with peaks towering in all direc-
tions thousands Of feet above them, are as
insignificant mites amid these gigantic and
almost impossible surroundings. Yet this
ruggedntss does not prevent nature from
Soring her treasures OF mineral wealth there.
Gold io there and IN places not yet visited
by the rrosPector. 4 few Through their
discovery viii ATTAIN great wealth, many
strive and fail; many Viii go thIther, hide
themselves among thcs- dismal peaks. work
hard, starve. be denied nearly ali the worlds
pleasures. perish 4. last. and he heard of 40
more in the world without
But the gold Is there-cold, dead, heavy.
heartless, tempting. sliStering gold.
, 1883-02-17
SUMMONS

4, -=f..,,- & V-,sbinr.or. County q. Na,.A
yeIIs-.s In the District Cont . ias
Territory If Washington for the II =. : 'i ,.
cisl Di-tric. thereof. holding terms a. " aus
Iya.Ia. Tala Wa,il county, IN said
tory.
= 4 Frank snd &. P. Frank, Plaintiffs
J. ". Seward. y. ~ Martin atf /
ticGH. en-. Defendants
Use United States Of Americs % >
Se,srl, y. \. Martin and L. \. McV
defer. !a.!,s-Iouar hereby required 70 .
IN an action bron 2ht against yon by a..
frank sni g. y. Frank. plaintiffs. u ;
District Court 81 the IerrItoTF
H H-.sAlngton and for the FIrst =
District thereof. holding terms az Walia VI .'---
tailt Nsilg County. in said Territory, L l. o.
s-sey tie complain: Of plaintiffs ned m "a.''
y ada County within twenty days ate :
service of this summons, exclusive oi the d~y
II service, L served IN said County 1: n.'
served N said County but in SAID lhstriS''
IN thirty dsys. II served in say other ID
deal District IN the Territory, IN ferty day.-
Il 5eTyeri by publication. vitbia sixty days Al,
te- the %.te Of tins s1mIasDs, or the saia
p-..rtiss viii take judgment as'.'ns. you p'
df:-Hit a1o0Idiug u the prayer cf TIE eoi--
,Saint. Said acton Is brought to recover th-
~ I eighty-.sfsn and 20 Ice dollars SO, ~
Nith interest thereon from November ~, losp.
u b. rate Of per csnt. per month shd 'or
so 90 attorneys fee, due 70 plaintiffs on
certain. prouni-sory note, N writing executed I"
them by iefendsnts
Witness fhsEog. s. c.widsardt As5oc.ate
Justice oi ths Suprele Court Of Washington
Territory, ands I.:gs, of said Cczrt, and tae
seal thereof afiixe's this 18th day OF Jaanais
MS A. REEVES AYREs. Clerk
Bv T. W. GOopHUE, peputy.
c. r. z W. III. UPIoI. PiaintifarAt.orneys'
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