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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-22

THE President has approved the act making
appropriation for the Agricultural department for
the fiscal year ending June 30tE, 1884
SHAMEFUL OUTRAGE BY MOoNsHINERs.-The
commissioner OF internal revenue has been in
formed b5 the authorities at Greenville S. c., that
on the night OF the 9Th inst Frank Hightower,
made a raid on the house OF Dan Howard and
shamelully maltreated the inmates because How
ara w was suspected OF having led the raid made on
Alturn and Joe FL. Gasnell.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Leut- Commander George r.
Durand has been ordered to regard himself as on
waiting orders from the Sd inst; Lieut.. Com
mander G. F.F. Wilde, to continue on duty until
July 1St next; Lieut.. GOttfried ROcklinger to duty
en- the coast survey.
MOVEMENT OF U. S. NAVAL vEssELs-The Navy
department Is Informed that the Wachusett left
Vallejo, Cal, Saturday morning for Honolulu; the
Tennessee, the flagship Of the south Atlantic
squadron. arrived at St Thomas on the 21st inst.
all well on board.
To BE REINsTATED.-The report OF Special Agent
Bingham In the case Of John w. Lane, weigher in
the custom house, New Haven who was removed
for alleged Irregularities In Office, has been
ce1ved by Secretary FOlger. 1t Is a complete ex-
oneration OF MI Lane, and 1t is probable he will be
re1nStated.
NEW CHINESE Observation-Disclosures Secretaries Of
State and the Treasury have agreed upon the forni
OF the new Chinese regulations, and they will be
promulgated in a circular from the Treasury de-
p1rtmelt in DAY or two.
SENATOR COKE, OF Texas, will be reelected to-
morrow, and the advices are that he will get the
unanimous vote OF his party.
SENATOR VAN WYCK who has been in Nebraska.
says there is no question Of the election OF a
republican U. s. sc nator from that state.
PERsONAL.-SenatOrJ Jones, of Nevada, Senator
Harrison, Representative Scoville and Mr.. de
Meissner, OF the Russian legation, were in New
York yesterday.-Phil Robinson author of that
charming book ''Under the Sum-" is at Wormley's
accompanied by his wife.-Mr. H. K Brown, the
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor, on Vermont
avenue.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. GA dispatch from Reno,
Nevada, says: report was received from the
north last night, that Susanville. CAL, had been
gain destroyed by fire. but particulars OF the
confagrau on were given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-22

ELKToN. Nd, Jan. 22.-At O'Clock this morning
boiler at the Ledger paper mills this place,
exploded with terrific force, wrecking half OF the
immense building Patrick Mccormick was killed
and John Garrett Is missing. Eight others were
injured, one OF whom Will probably die.
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The Ph1nix Park Assassins.
DIFFICULTY OF IDENTIFYING MEMBERS OF THE INNEB

LONDON, Jan. GA Dublin dispatch to the Sc.
James Gdzett te says: Although a wide BELIEF exists
that the authorities viii now be able TO bring his
Phoenix Park asSassins to justice the real fact Is
thst Farrells assertion that the 'inner circle"
was so composed that its members were unknoWa
to each other and therefore not to be identified, is
only too well founded
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Grand Army of ahe Renuhlic.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 22.-The state encamp.
meDt OF the Grand Army OF the Republic will meet
I'm this city on the 30th instant and Will be In ses
sion for two days. Preparations are being made
by Ely Post, No. 81, to entertain 1000 delegates
and visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-22

THE JEANETTE BoARb met In secret session %
the Navy department to-day, for the purpose a
considering the preliminary report which they
the jeannette up to the present time This reporS
will be submitted TO Congress, in case the other
members OF the Jeannette crew are not examineo
before the close OF the present session OF Congress-
In that case they VIII testify before the board at
later date.
INprANA Agent MC0rLLIcuDDY, OF the Pine Ridge
agency. Dakota, 10 In the city for the purpose q
settling his accounts, and Also TO meet the charge
made against him By Red CLOUD
CLAm o. TEE SIX NATION lNDIANL-Repreec0,
tativeo Of TIE Six Nation Indiana, Of New Yof8
state w aryive In this city this wesk Cor the puEs
pose q prosecuting . claim sg.1nS ens g0vern.
the saIe "a lon66 N KanSna W&nch eho In0lano
clsi@ vuge ce6s6 % thon q - q oEs0ang0 ~
sns sc e.ssn s 5sy; MsSe:s 49, 49, ss.p,rsSsr lSs -
school
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SENATOR VAN WICK, who has been in Nebraska
says there is no question OF the election OF q
republican U. s. senator from that staue.
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Washington News and Gossip. !.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue.. s74s, 81; customs, 1891 s241O
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SENATOR COKE, OF Texas, will be reelected to
morrow, and the advices are that he will get tn
unanimous vote OF his party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-22
The Loss of the Steamer CfmbrEa.
A ERIITI ESS SEARCH EoR SuRyIyoRs

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-MeSsrs. Kunhardt & Co.,
the agents OF the 1ll-fated Hamburg-Amer
steamer Cimbria, received the following dispatch
this morning from their agents on the other side
turned from cruise, saw wreck Cimbria five miles
northeast Borkum light ship, head to northwest,
tOpSafl yards above water, saw no trace OF sur
VlVOrS or bodies, although weather clear En-
quired Borkum light ship, where nothing was
known about any boats or persons saved. Agnes,
Emma, and Otto RObSein, Carl Sarcander and
daughter, and Miss Henning were on board, but
not saved. Franz Florkowsky was not on the Cim-
bria."
THE OFFICERS DID THEIR DUTY
LONDON, Jan. @.-The Times in an editorial
article commenting on the news OF the disaster to
the steamship Cmbria thus far obtained says the
officers seem to have done their duty, and made
every disposition for saving the lives OF the paSsen-
gers and crew that was possible at the moment
ALL THE MISSING PROBABLY LOST.
LONDON. Jan. 22-The Cimbria lies sunk in
ninety feet OF water Three boats were launched
before she sank It is feared that all the persons
at present missing have been lost
ANXIOUS INQUIRERs AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The office OF the Hamburg
steamship company In this city was crowded to-
day with merchants 1nQuirng In reference to
Packages OF goods which were on. the Cimbria.
inquired about MONTE Strauss, his uncle OF Darn
stadt. who was frstclass cabin passenger. Mr..
Strauss was unable to obtain information other
than the fact that his uncle'S name was on the
passenger list and that he was among the missing.
Mr. Meyer, the agent OF the company, says he
hardly expects any more news to-day, as their
steamer Hansa hadCruised about the wreck with
out learning any particulars. Mrs Eide, OF 90
Livingston street, inquired in regard TO her hus-
bond Oscar, who was second cabin passenger,
quiries for Harry Wendte, who was returning from
Germany. where he had been to see his parents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-22

NEW CHINESE kEuU ATii11ss.-The Secretaries OF
State and the Treasury have agreed upon the forni
OF the new Chinese regulations, and they will be
p1rtmelt in DAY or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-22

GREAT SACRIFICE IN CLOTHING,
THE MIsflr fT STORE
pe Corn r. TENTH AND STREETS
.eh 4 FIST f. Iss Sssn swseP Of the entire
ressrc:ess OF cost or value.
OvERCoATs.
At tsS o.. worth $40 90
$50. go. worth Y 90
1000, worth 49, 90.
~. GO. worth 2o0o.
H.O0 worth 2700.
l5.0O. worth 2900
IL 90. worth $500.
1890. worth 81. .00.
surtogf geo. worth s40 atiitned. 500. worth sl5:
SEQ worth IS. 90.
400 worth 100.
$50. worth 500.
SEQ worth 9.oa.
600 worth II. co.
60. We rth 200.
T.5o worth u. 90.
geo. worth 100.
ovrrco,rs rnh m "a SnT TSrth RS ~, ~. tn :,
IS so worth So; s. worth ss s. worth So S. worth sii.
he assortment of sizes in Suits and - rcoats Tor
can MT win get splendid Bargains they sold
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
srs 81 t.o s s worth n s,2 g. worth sIs; $40 worth
worth breasted cod 1sf Gi1ea % SIS. WORTH ola
fSE cofa p5fs ass FULL s1O psEss Tssh
tswallowtail coats. } at $25, worth $50.
ades CESS S . aJiIs s. ~
oSP FSkfs q T. So fS.S;s ~ K ssfs $ and s.
81. s4s1,n,ssS 70 :. gn.eh.ss.
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS. 3sB
EoR CHEAPEST CaoAKs AND DoLxAxs.
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EOR CHEAPEST CLOAKs AND DOLMANS.
Go. 20. goo J. Z. xouNa's,
"a 7o6 7th street., between ana a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-22

THE President has approved the act making
appropriation for the Agricultural department fol
the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-22

MOVEMENT OF q. S. NAVAL VRssELS-The Navy
department IS Informed that the Wachusett left
Vallejo, CAL, Saturday morning for Honolulu; the
Tennessee, the flagship of the south Atlantic
squadron. arrived at St. Thomas on the 21st inst,
all w ell on board
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Elevated Railways
lour American Cousins. !

NSN4@efN'l
The elevated railways of New York
constitute ore of the most striking fea-
lures Of that remarkable city. Metal
pillars, erected at the edge of the pave
ment or in the center of broad avenues.
and standing some twenty feet high, sup
port the long lines along which assem-
ger trains are driven at Intervals Of five
or six minutes. The long, straight
streets Of the city are, Of course, peeu-
liarly suited for this strange mode Of
locomotion. Passengers who use ii can
look down on the heads of the pc les.
trians below or into the sitting rooms
and bed rooms Of the houses they are
passing. Access to the numerous
stations is obtained by flights of iron
steps at the corners OF the streets. A
uniform rate is charged for a single ride.
whatever the distance Travelled; but that
rate is doubled after certain hour at
night. Delay in the collection OF tickets
is av sided bya simple contrivance. When
the passenger has purchased his ticket,
he Is directed to deposit IL in a box pro-
vided for the purpose near the en-
trance gate OF the platform. There is q
conductor to each CIR, who Immediately
the train starts, calls out the name Of the
next stopping place. Hence no time is
lost in diseharging or reg living passen-
gers. As the elevate railway extends
the whole length OF the city, Some sewn
or eight miles on each siie'ct it, the ac-
conmodat;on afforded by it is neees
sarily immense. But the appearance
Of the tIoroughfares through which
the lines pass has been saaly marred.
Some streets where functions are
formed looked more like tunnels than
streets. s'Worse then all. the company
has been allowed to cross the Battery
Park, running. as the New York Herald
has remarked, "the most beautiful
waterside park in the world" Strange
things are done in New York. One Of
the strangest was that of granting per
mission to the proprietors of the ele-
waited railway to erect nuisance in
front Of the houses and shops OF the
citizens without granting them enc
farthing of compensation for the injury
done to their property.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Proposals for Grading and I'M
provmsnt of Hill Street. between
Temple and Court House Streets.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals.
will DO received By the undersigned up to the
meeting OF the Council Of the city of Los Alxtiez.
Of December LIST. A. d. 1888. for thu grading and
improve. ent OF i'm street, belwteH Tdlnpla
and Court House streets, in acccrdanee with taa
resolution OF the Mayor and toincil of the eity
Of Los Angeles, ordering said grazing and inn
provemont
Ali proposals offered shall 10 accompanied by
a check payable 10 the order OF tho Mayor II thu
city i Los Angeles and certified by rsspanzlbls
bank In an amount Of At least s1sl.os
The Council reserves the right 10 rclect eay
and all hids-
~ order Il the Council Of the city of Los An.
xslsa st its meeting II AOFtmbdr iftf. A. y. ltzA
w. W. kuellstkt.
Clerk Of the conncil oi the eity a Los Aht4.zt
Las Angeles Novsmbes lash. A. . - -
nov2Q Sc
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
City Election Proclamation
RESOLUTION NO. 2o4.
A resolution providing for the holding Of . nif-
nicipal election in the city Of Los Angeles on
the hrst Monday In December, 1888.

Be it resolved. by the Mayor and Council Of tho
city Of Los Angeles, as follows:
SECTION l. That municipal election he held
by the quaiinsd voters Of the city OF Los Angeles
In the said city. on the first Monda, af December.
1883, the same being the third day OF aid mensh,
for the following officers. to-wit.
Three members Of the Board OF Education.
Also by the qualified voters CT the respective
wards in ssid city. the following members OF the
Council OF said city, that is to say:
Two (s) members Of the Council, to represent
the First Ward.
ono % member Of the Council. to represent the
Second Ward.
the Thiri Ward.
One "a member Of the Council, to represent the
Fourth Ward for the full term.
Two (2) members Of the Council, to represent
the Fifth Ward.
Also, one ~ member Of the Council, 70 reprs.
resent the Fourth Ward for the unexpired term.
Tue polling places shall be as follows;
For the First Ward--Store Of u. @. Herman,
10 San Fernando street.
For the second w4rd-office Of the Chief of
Police. No. 81 sp Ing street.
For the Third Wa, a,d-rumverein HalI.
For the Fourth ward--No. Engine House.
For tho Fifth ward-Paviiion, Washington
Gardens -'--ssszfs~s4r,
The following named persons. residents Of the
ssspective wards, arc hereby appointed as officers
to mold, conduct and make returns of said siec-
For the First ward--Inspccsor. Oscar Macy:
Judges. J. A Cline and Wm. Hughes Jr.
For the Second Ward Inspector A q. Mappa,
Judges, John Bnrns and Thomas Atwsl
Forths Third ward--lnspec or, Gee. II, Pike
Judges, n. Morris and j. +. Lanores
For the Fourth Ward -Insps ctor, o. H. Bliss;
Judges, J. c. Brown and John Lennox-
For the Fifth wnrd-lnspector, Geo. J. Ciarkss
Judges, j. @. Mcdonald and j. A. Phiihins
SEc q The Clerk Of the Council shall certify
to the adoption Of this resolution, and shall
cause the sams to be published for at least ten
times in the Los ANGELES DAILY HERALp, m,
such manner that the last publication shall -
prior TO said third day Of December, 1883
SEC g. This resolution shall take eject and
be la iorcs Immediately upon its adoption, apH
hereby certify that the foregoing reaolat'on
was adopted by the Council OF the city Of Los
Angeles at its meeting Of November nth, a. "
1883. w. w. hoblSouHs
Clerk OF the Council Of the city of Los Angeles.
Approved this 10th day o. November. Al D.
1855. G. H. ThoA. Mayor
/ hereby certify that the forsg going resoiuxlan
Is a full, true aud correct copy Of the original
resolution adopted by the Council Of ths c.ty u
the CITY Of Los Angeles. at ts session OF HovodA=
Der ITth, A. D. 1888.
Clerk Of the Council cf the city OF Los AnGaies
Los Angeles. November 10th. A. D. fa5S
noveotd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Proposals for Piping on zania
No. l..

Notica is hereby given that sealed prop0sa' .
will be recaivei by the underslgned up to the
meeting OF the Council OF the city OF Los Angeles
Of November s4th, A. p. 1883. for the Furnishing
and laying ETC.. OF 1850 feet. moro or less. Of I6
inch cement pipe in Zanjs No. l. across the
Kisier tract In accordance with specifications on
file In his Office.
4 certified check for $50 must accompany each
bid as surety that the bidder will enter into a
contract In conformity with bis bid, Ii the same
% accepted BY the Council
The said Council reserves the right to reject
any and all bios.
by order Of tho Council os the city Of Les An.
geles a. Its meeting Of November 18th, a. II.
1855. W. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Counoll Of the city os Lo1 Angeles
Los Angeles. November 18th. A. =. lsss.
nov20 st
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

Mr.. Meyer, Of Paris. claims to have
invonted paper, indestructible by fire.
Specimens have beon exhibited which
had previously been placed for foui
hours In . pottery furnace. Mr.. Meyer
has also invented incombustible oolori
aud ink. The invention ls likely to be
Of great value, and the incombustibie
paper will be In demand for wills. deeds.
account books, etc. --Ncso York Sun.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Proposals for q la Inch Fire
Hose.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
proposals will be received by the undersigned. up
to the meeting OF tho Council OF the city Of Los
Angeles Of December ist, 4. D. 1888. for the fur
nishing Of 1860 feet more or less OF "a inch FIRE
hose, for the use Of the Fire Department Of said
city.
The Council reserves the right to reject all
bids
BY order Of the Council Of the city Of Los An
geles at its meeting Of November 18th, A. D,
1883.
W. W. ROBINSON
Clerk OF the Council OF the city Of Los Angeles
Los Angeles. November Iash A. D. 1898
nov2Q lit
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

A Pennsylvania mule, which had lived
in coal mine for nine years without
seeing daylight, was hoisted up theiother
day md bis fret act was to kick hoy
-ky-high. Mules know what daylight is
for a. well as any one else.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
aorlcr or Dussolurlosa,

The arm Of Riley. Gmhsm d Grimm has boon
dissolved by mutual consent. Messrs. Riley d
0riftn will continue the real estate business at
the old place, 225 North Main street. nowney
block. Mr.. Graham will devote hss time 70 his
private business, and sales Of Lsguaa and Pzsa-
dena highlands, at tho same plsrs.
WM. RILEY,
d. NJ. GRAHAM.
nov17 zn O. D. GRIFFiN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

Two farmers saw a couple Of i'd on
a STR ct in Troy, when one exclaiu ed;
".ieshl what things we see ahen we
dol't have no gun"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

The United States has sixteen and .
quarter doctors 10 every 10, 900 persons.
IN England the proportion is six to To-
00oi In France, threei Germay three
and fraction; Hungary and Italy, six,
and Switzerland, ssven.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
FOR SALE.

That splendid property situated on Adams St..
F. Winfield, and known as "Palm Villa" con-
sisting Of two acres Of land, highly improved:
with handsome new cottage; large airy rooms
The whole richly and completely furnished
throughout Beautiful lawn in front, and the
grounds filled ith choice shrubbery and flower
ing plants. Horse and phaeton, with garden
and farm implements, go with the place.
Sold TO close an estate. Price, sl2. .0Oa.
Appyto JNo. MANSFIELD,
o2s I'm Attorney for Administrative.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Franco-TcnquInA Arairs,

PARIS, Nov. 20.--During the sitting
OF the Committee on the Tonquin credit,
on Monday, which was secret sitting,
Admiral Peyron said the military must
take precec cence Of the diplomatic ques-
ton. Ferry will tomorrow present the
diplomatic side of the question. 1t is
expected that the public debate on the
Tonquin question will begin on Monday
or Tuesday Of next week. The general
Impression prevails here that the Oovern-
ment has recently received bad news
from Tonquin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Electro Magnetic
AND HYGIENIC
4 III 8 TTTUTE.
l19 South Main St.,
Between Second and Third Streets

DR.. E Robbins, the celebrated Austmlian Rlec-
tro-Magnetac Healer, after several years expert
nee In the Australian colonies San Francisco,
salt Lake City, Denver and several months In this
city, has decided to permanently locate hare,
where he has performed so many wonderful
cures without the aid Of medicine. His rooms
are crowded daily with patients anxious to got
diseases. DR.. Robbins is patronized by some Of
our leading citizens. He also diagnoses diseases
without explanation from the patients, free Of
charge and has fitted up his Institute at consid.
erable expense with Dr. Hoffman l. Pslmcr's cole.
brated Electro Therapeutic Bath, which is pro
nounced by eminent physicians to be the greatest
discovery in medical science Of modern times also
other medicated baths, with tho latest improve
ments in electrical Instruments for administering
Faradic, Galvnnic and Static electricity. SIN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
FOR SALE.
losr.

A two carat diamond. attached to gold bird.
Finder viii please rsturn s&me TO W. u. Perry.
and be literally rewarded. novls o.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
rhe New weapons or War.

PARIS, Nov. 20.--Negotiations upon
the Tonquin question have besn resum-
ed. In case Of war with China 1t has
been decided to employ the steamers Of
the General transatlantic Company
and the Messagier Maritimes as trans
ports.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
ARr nrrmswoRx AND rmsao.urny

No. II North Main street, over the Grange
Store Private lessons SOC; class lessons. g. and
q per MONTH All material Of best quality ~
reasonable prices Stamping and designs 70 suit
- MRS. T. L. wITTE.
Ioa Anrsics. Cal. OPT sni
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
The Everlasting Land tsrast sub
inef

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2l.--A Tribun,
Washington special says Secretary
Teller will refuse to grant the spplica
tion Of tho Southern Pacific Railroad
Company to the Texas Pacific LAND
grant and will refer ihs whole matter te
Congress. The President concurs IL
this course.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

small amount OF Capitol will purchase an
established business. centrally located. Apply to
II. NJ. SMITH,
jeastf Over First National Bank. Roome
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
fire at Prescott.

PREsccrT. A. T., Nov. 2i.--A fire
broke out in Armory Hail at o'clock.
Before assistance reached the place the
ire had gained such headway that it was
impossible to s4ve anything. The build
ing was used for an armory by the Pres
coIt Rifles, twelve of whom had pur-
chased il IRON Hugo Richards for 5000,
and had paid $3.50 on the building.
Thirty stands OF arms, six thousand cart
ridges, and everything else IN the buiid-
ing is = total loss Is is insured in the
Home Mutual Of San Francisco for
$3.50. The IRE is supposed to be the
work Of an Incendiary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
TO LET.
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

FINE LARGE STORES to let in Arcadia
Block. Apply to
I'm jn28 R0Br. s. BAKER
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Consolidating Enterprises.

NEW YoRK. Nov. 2i.-The Postal
Telegraph Company, for a consideration
OF $lO. 495, 500 full paid atock, has trans.
ferred all its lines. franchise, etc., to the
Postal Cable Company, organized by
John w. Mackay and James Gordon
Bennett.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
will probably Die.

PORTLAND. Nov. 20--At Rockford,
Washington Territory, Peter Waldfon
shot john Burke through he head in a
quarrel. Burke will probably die. Al
though the shooting is thought to have
been in self-def-nse, Wald,on has disap-
peared.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
BEARplEss BARLEY FOR SALE.

Makes the finest hay In the market and great
producer. Address,
E. L. MAyBERRY,
os1 San Gabriel Postofice
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

Of the n6mu6y
fail to visit this delightful Trains
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Fine Lands One and One-half Miles
Northwest Of Orange, In
Lots to Suit
NINE LOTS.

Corner OF Twelfth and San Julian street, partly
covered with oranags, lemon, peach, pear, pruues
and other trees, and raspberry bushes. AZ from
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
AAniral Porter'~ GOOD sense.
The Dogs of war.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2l.--The Sentinel
publishes a tabuIated statement OF the
loss Of life and property in the series Of
gales from November llth to the 18th,
showing she loss to have been IS lives
and 90 vessels. The loss amounts to
over S4OO. 900.