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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21
Miss willard.


The several churches and societies Of
this city, SO far as reported, have ap.
pointed committees to act in their behalf
as committee Of reception TO Miss
Frances E. Willard. President Of the
National Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, who is expected to arrive in Los
Angeles within very few days. The
committees are requested to meet at
Good Templar Hall next Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. Names Of COM
mittees, SO far as reported
Good Templars Mrs. w. d. Gould,
Miss Lucy Shackleford, Mrs. J. Rush,
Mrs. r. II. Hewitt and Mrs. j. H.
Martin.
Presbyterian Church-Miss DR.. Fol-
lansbee, Miss Morford, Miss Kate Slau-
son, Miss Louise Slauson, Miss Noble.
Congregational Church-Mrs. j. Eel
lows, Mrs. s. A. Reyes, Mrs. G. j.
Hutchings, Miss Hathaway and Miss
Annie Mills.
Fort-street M. g. Church-Mrs. A. L.
Averill, Mrs. ]. z. Early, Mrs. +. A.
Seymour, Mrs. M. A. Blanchard and
Mrs. Abernethy.
Trinity M. 4. Churcl-Mrs. c. C.
Brown, Mrs. T. ID. Anderson, Mrs. s. j.
Ferguson. Mrs. M. W. Harper and Mrs.
Julia Cowden.
Baptist Church-Mrs. Angel, Mrs. A.
G. Potter, Mrs. P. w. Dorsey, Mrs. Bah
cock and Mira i Rnrk ea
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

The following is the list OF passengers
by the Southern route, to arrive in Los
Angeles at As o'clock this evening,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grande, Arizona, at lC
O'Clock last night.
J 8 French. San Antonio; Virginia
sauldum, Tucson; r w Browning, J H
Harlin, Texas, J E Rourke, Colorado
Thos O'Donnell, Mexico; Alexander
Laidlow. San Salvador; Willis Lamb,
Wisconsin; L H HAIRLESS, E NJ Railton,
VIM G Morgan, San Francisco; Thos
O'Brien, Clifton City, A T; J w Hub.
bell, Michigan; M J Storer, Iowa; G F
Cate. Michigan; c A Tannock, Lords.
burg, N NJ; H R Hudway, Montreal;
Jacob Menger, Dallas, Tex; J w Bo.
CERT, J Dubby and wife, New York; J o
McClane, New Orleans; Otis Spragde, 81
Louis; N G scoville, scoville. Buffalo,
NY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

The organ recital and concert last
night At the Fort street NJ. e. Church
was = complete succsas. both musically
and financially. The house was filed
with our music loving people, attracted
BY the array Of talent that was to appear
and the selections Of choice music on
the programme. The first piece, organ
solo by Prof. Finlayson, was executed
in fine style and received with great
favor Mrs. w. E. Beeson then sang
the solo mo tongue can telf' in her
spirited and electric manner, and for an
encore gave the charming ballad, my
heart il over the sea" Miss M. Hobbs
then surprised and delighted hsr friends
with an organ solo, . selection from
Alfalfa, and was applAuded and encored.
Prof. Finlayson then sang, "Ah per
Ssmper, from Donizetti. and received
an encore. A chorus Of thirty voices,
led by Prof. Chas. 3. Day, sang, And
the Glory Of the Lord. from Handel,
in an excellent and impressive manner.
Part second was opened by that sweet
voiced vocalist, Miss Adele NJ. Levy,
with welling's solo "Some Day." and
sang ballad for an encore. This lady
has fne stage presence. and sings most
naturally and sweetly in all notes Of the
register. She was enthusiastically en-
chored. Miss Levy appears destined to
rank high as vocalist.
The instrumental quartette by the
| Smith Sisters was incomparably good.
Their execution ON the violin. cornet,
piano and violincello was admirable and
encored.
Prof. II. Pfann, the eminent tenor in
solo and trio, proved himself to be q
finished artist and was received with
great applause.
One Of the richest gems Of the evening
was the superb playing of Prof. EnGel'
ON the organ. This great organist, who
was formerly an organist in tho great
cathedral Of Cologne, brought out all
the powers Of the instrument from the
tiny eolian strain to the rolling reverb.
Grating thunder Of the lowest register,
and carried the audience by storm by
his grand Instrumentation. The concord
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21


Be it resolved by the Mayor and
Council of the city Of Los Angeles, az
follows:
SECTION l. That the following i'm
provements at the expense of the prop
erty owners, shall be made on Olive
street, between Court House and Second
streets:
The road-bed shall be graded and
covered with eight inches of gravel.
Along the crown of the street II shall be
four inches above the grade of the west
curb Of the street, with such slope
towards the curb that at the outside of
the cutters it shall be ten inches below
the grade of the respective curbs. After
being graveled, it shall be thoroughly
wet and then rolled. There shall be no
stones in said gravel larger than two
inches in diameter.
The cutters shall be 81 feet wide and
paved with granite cnbble-stones not
less than eight inches long, thoroughly
set in sand and then rammed. The
center of the cutters shall be fourteen
inches, and the outside adjoining the
road-bed and the curbs shall be ten
inches below the grade of the respective
curbs.
The curbs shall be of redwood, 3xl2
inches, placed with the top to the estab.
lished grade. spiked to posts Of redwood
AKA inches. three feet long, set into the
ground full length below the top Of the
curb and inside of the same. and not
more than four feet apart, with one at
each joint in the curbing.
The sidewalks shall be twelve feet
wide, graded and covered with three
inches Of fine gravel, smoothly laid and
raked free from coarse stones of more
than one inch in diameter. The slope
Of the sidewalks shall be three inches
towards the curb.
At the crossing of the arroyo over the
said street, between First and Second
streets, cement pipe of 10 inches in
diameter in the clear and 400 feet long,
shall be placed in the bottom Of the
arroyo to carry off rain water.
SEC. 2. The Clerk of the Council
shall certify to the passage of this reso-
luton and shall cause the same to be
published oncein the Los Angeles Daily
HERALD, newspaper published in said
city, and thereupon and thereafter
it shall take effect and be in force.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
resolution was adopted by the Council
of the city Of Los Angeles at its
meeting of March 10th, A. D. 1888.
w. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the city Of Los
Angeles.
Approved this Goth day of March A..
D. 1883. G. z. THoM,
Mayor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

Having had my attention called to the
fact that certain parties are palming Of
on the public spurious article, and re-
presenting it as genuine Damiana Bitters
This making it necessary for me to in
form the community at large that the
only genuine Damiana Bitters has the
signature of Lewis Hess, on the neck Of
the bottle, and the body has white
label printed in red, with the trade
MARI, Mexican Eagle, on il. signed
Lewis Hess, Proprietor and Manufac-
turer. Michel Levy, agent, Los Angeles,
California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

Ma. K. Smith, who has removed e
the Allsn block. corner Of Spring and
Temple streets, rooms IL and Is, VI
stair, aznounoss p her old patrons and
~ psople generAlly, thai, IN order z
oiosS odt hsf present business, abe will
for w pe1t nlnety days sell her largt
e>c0k u haif goods below cost II IN
olud>1 ~ the Istsst styles Of hair work.
Comblnes or cut hair made up 10 first
class styls. mr3-im
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21
Holy Week.

O;y;ca sarv;cas will ha ha1d AT fhf
ch.-.h - o. ia, 80 Arcs,. NOV,
w.d.a.sa MI, rh.rsaou Ho,v r.;
Az ssturasv snd Faster Sunday On
wsans.d.v atsp tbsra vii he N.
osrsmonv - ths ,suebr. or darkne.s
Th;. n.,s. aar,n... i. dsr;vsd fror, ~
oh.,.-;,v A vh;ch tha .h,rcb Il las,
!, ~ osna,,.;oa ~ ~ cs.omo,x wbar
i, tha ,;rht. ~ ext;nou;sbsd Then
ro;.s !. ,neda Nv ast;no tba hook. with
u. h.aa. ,.h;sh ra,re.aats ~ aartb
cr.t. "a ~ .n,;.t;n. ~ the roct--;r
-. aa,,r,,.;.a saon;a. wh;ch svan ~.
.a;m.t. 49,. ri, !, ~ daa,h q ~
g.. - Ga This I'll, /. reneatsd 81
III. Thnr.a.v "a ~ Ho,v Fr;aav ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

was inscribed in red buds upon the white
flower-apron.
III my next / shall attempt brief
description Of the States prison at San
Quentin, which shall go to visit on
Monday. They say it well repays one
the long trip across the bay. NO.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21
spsnish language. BY Prof. A: cuya
"a Kan Street. dll-ly

Nm. g. n. Smith. late from the Eat,
would inform the ladies Of Los Angeles
md vicinity that she has rented one
half Of Mfs. Parks millinery stors, NO:
10 Spriue strest, whore ahe has opened
her Rariiian Hair Store and LAdles' and
Childrsn's Hair DRESSING, Hair Cutting
and Shampoolhr Parlor1. She imports
al III Hnir direct from France and
Germany. WiRs Of al kinds and
toupess made 70 order. Curls, switchss,
Langlry banRs, Saratoga waves, friz.
zsttss, white and gray hair are special
ne. mhli-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

L. s. Davidson bas cpsned = Fsrro-
type Gallery on the corner Of Main and
Third streets and = now prepared TO
furnish the bsst tintypes to be had
n the dt9 a The lowest prices. make
~ s|SSa frem - FOR 80 cents up to an
9xlo. An pictures finished IN ten min
utes. 0etislaotion guaranteed.
mh4.lm L. s. DAVIDSON.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

A NoCaDle Deatn.
From time to time the columns Of the
HERALD have contained notices Of the
deaths of remarkable characters in Los
Angeles. TO the long list Of obituaries
Is now to be added another of the we'll
known denizens Of Los Angeles.
In every place there is always a class
Of peculiar characters that frequent a
newspaper office in constant and per-
manent manner. One Of these characters
has just paid the debt Of nature and left
a void that will long be felt.
At the establishment of this journal
in 1873, constant visitor put in an ap-
pearance, and appeared to take an
affectionate interest in all the various
departments. He was at home by the
rafting press, the competitors case, the
fsreman's imposing stone, or in the
editors chair. He had happy faculty
Of inviting himself to a free lunch when
the employees visited lunch room. From
the HERALD Office he extended his visits
to other daily newspaper Offices, and was
ON friendly terms with the printers.
pressmen and editors Of all the daily
papers. He would associate with no
person but one connected with news
paper; in fact, would not cross the street
with any other.
He wanted to hear the clatter Of the
press, the tick of the type, the rustline
Of paper, or to be in an editorial room,
where reading and writing were going on.
Although he could neither read nor write
he seemed to have desire to be with
those who were possessed of these &C.
complishments. In the absence of an
editor he was prompt to occupv the
vacant chair till the return of the occu.
pant. He was always neat in bis person.
Clearly in habits. dipnified. good natured
and affectionate to an extreme degree.
without an enemy in the world except
rats. To these animals he had n ner.
petual aversion. and an undvino desire
to slay them wherever found: and MANY
a rodent that crept stealthilv to the
printing pre.ses to maka a meal of tho
rollers was DESTROYED by this habitat Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21
SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.

The Houck Habsas Corpus Detective
Norris Guarded Night and Day
Attacks on Deputy Sheriff Gard =
The Adjournment OF the Leeisla-
The Theatres st, Patrick's
Day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21


this mornings HExALD. advertises some
very desirable property for sale--a house
and giounda at Santa Monica and q
large house on Main street, this city.
Three more dwellings have been built
on the property on Olive and Pearl
streets recently bought BY Mr. Holman.
Of Texas. This makes six in all, Of a
value Of 80, 900. Eight more, to cost
the same sum. win be put up as soon as
possible, making the total SUN expended
simply in improvements on this small
tract. about se5. 900.
The funeral Of the son Of Bernardo A.
and Julia d. de Yorba. Walterio, took
place yesterday morning from the fam
lily residence ON Alameda street, after
which the obsequies were celebrated at
the old church on the plaza. The re-
mains we're inferred in the Catholic
Cemetery. and were attended by large
number Of sympathizing friends.
IT.. ......;o.. Il $500. .ha,. oo;no
hss.s,es.s~. !. $500 j .ss -
...,;s.ns.,.. j No. Na-.h...f.. !
cu.sl - -. r~;a.. as.;n. III,
sell At public auction the furniture Of a
-: -, - 49,. hss
sss,. ~ ~ 4 49,. sssrvth;nc ~
..s.-., I. 4 !, ha,..s.s..,,,,
A4.h. Acknowledgement for tha f,.nbans,
H.. - 49, .,,.n. - /. 10. - ~
5000. ~. ..psonI.,. Iawvar 4
wh;ch "soIon sh;r.ian = q leading char.
so,sr IA q. l;,tis f.rcs ..AFv Ne;ob.
-. WE. y tn usntlsr,sn j teLs
~. !. ~. ..fa..,saas - No.. =
W po,.. H. Be-. R.rtsr and
wh,t.ar m. ,.,,s. -. ths M;.ss.
1872. r.,,s..as CO.,
=
our ne'snoor' IN "a eA'co re oe'0"
ing interested !" sIAPe'stons anu
nse olasfeu m'vn 0u's'nsa .o'"
'n.s $500 - w. e. s up
~ = No''en ',A''v 'o". N a
mas ana o.nsr. " 'ne p :. = =, ~
'4n =" = - 1s' 80. ..'.. -. :.
WINNERS w'i nov nase oonpes''on ~
grape ou''ue' sna VIM na,s - 70 Wu'
awake % eAce' snelr ne'enoos On 'ns
osner s'de OF inc me-
The arrivals Of passengers at San
Francisco for the months Of January and
February Of this year were 8,57l, and
the departures were s, 800. showing
gain in population for two months Of
3,l75. 1t should also be noticed that
the movement Of the Chinese, going
home, adds steadily and and gratefully
to ~, dsn.rtnres Wills the arrival OF
,shs..- ~. r.-an. 49,. .h.n 81. ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

Raphael Bros. have in transit the
largest stock Of wall paper and the
latest and most varied styles Of decora.
tons ever brought to Southern Califor.
mia. Call in day or two and see them,
also. their display Of valentines, l4l
Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

The old reliable store Of c. f. Heinze.
man Is still headquarters for drugs and
medicines. He has q full line of patent
medicines, selling them In quantities 70
suit ct Eastern prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21
Very lmporsan. to the Ladies'.

Lewis Bros. have opened this day,
March l4th, the finest line of Ladies'
French Kid Boots, the very best quail
ties. Prices from IS to 50. These SAINT
goods have never before been seen il
Southern California. Also, complete
assortment of Ladies' Fancy Slippers in
Bronze, Blue, Pink and White.
LEWIS Bios,
Opposite the Postoffice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

The Mexican remedy for diseases Of
the kidneys and bladder Is Damiana Bit
tiers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

Damiana Bittes regulates the stomach.
Michel Levy, Wholesale liquor dealer,
agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

OF the Mayor and Council of the city
of Los Angeles providing for the i'm.
provement and grading Of Olive street,
between Court House and Second
streets.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

sLAvHN's CHERRY TOOTH PASTE
An aromatic combination for the pres
srvation Of the teeth and gums. II Il
far superior TO any preparation Of IL
kind in the market 1nlArRe, handsome.
opal pots, price 20 cents. For sale by
al druggists. G. r. Niece. agent, Los
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

All respectable dealers keep Damiana
Bittors. Michel Levy, Wholesale liquor
dealer. agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

Kxltsgn oystsrn every style; hot
and cold lunches and N the dslica-
oles Of Tie season served on the shortest
notins 81 Conerees Hall. corner Of Main
snd RSQusua strssts. Ics cold Bocs
besr, Ne best On TIE coast, always on
band, = ven . : full supply Of the best
hnnds Of liquors, wines and oigars
Upsa day md night.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

See advertisement Of household goods
LOT sAls.
Mr.. Fred Hamilton, Of San Diego, Is
resistered Il the Cosmopolitan.
Yard wide calicocs, I cents, worth
l2{. ct Joseph Murtagh 4 Co.'s.
~ -, .-.-s,.., ..,...,. - III.
robbers again infest Arizona.
Broche parasols, Peoples store.
| -, -, Isl. !,
-, II. ".S~s. p,S.ea rss n '''
'-' - 1850 -"
...s .aa 49,. .' = <. ato;- = ~ n
CathedfAl.
..-,s. ] ,,,....,,,,. ! u.
T-"sSs $500 ! 80.
-
o ~. s !, ,,. ~ ). -, = M. a.la' ~ !,
49,, 49,. 4 ~
I A14-So-s
....-,. i, g..
sss t's-s'' ssp'' $500
Thermometer for "a hours ending at
SIS lest evening: maximum ~ degrees;
''''''''''-''' =
Mrs. J, I. Stone d requested to cali
81 Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S office on bust.
ness OF Importance to herself.
Serge parasols, Peoples Store.
Tbs sttention Of per.ous ooptemplst
ing : visit 70 the East e directed to the
advertisement headed Overland Er-
cursion-'
Alpaca parasol.. People's Store.
~ - .ss.
ous sscaiioo" hats importsd anne tina
since from Arizona But Il thsv are thu
raas n oan,t be helped
/. .
Asu 'AA ' si''0' AoSP'' :
IT,,
| 1 O'Clock ,. \. ct the Church Of Our
Iadv d Angeles. and At 7 O'Clock ; n.
| 4 the Cathedral Of Santa yibiana
!.
no'' ~ u1u rs~ .oay, = W
seen 'h-' n no.,ins."o.sn' usn'
ss'' r.. fsnnos'o n'' ounce !" NC" n'sn
st1ees' a'fecs'y opposite BAKER D'ock.
Table Damasks, wonderfully cheap, at
Joseph Murtash 4 Cos.
A marriage license issued by tho
County Clerk to William Hayes and
belia A. Campbell was hled for record
in the County kscorders ONCE ysstsr.
day.
Tbe .alss a raj s.t.ts r.cord.d ve,.
tsrdsy amounted 70 sss.e2o. and the
mortgages 70 only 5,02o. That l.
: - "
Silk parAsols in gigantic quantities,
Peoples Store.
Ths HxrAtp acknowlsdse. thu com.
rlims,t ~ q hor AZ .Hav.nas NJ exoui.
,''s n.'of iion ~, isnA sns'si. ~.
ues'sr CORNER q spring ana Marke'
a'Fse"'
We NOTES among the shipmsnts to
The Eat yesterday. Z car Of assorted
wines for New orlesns. BY our entsr.
prisins Wine and Liquor merchant Mr.
Isle thread hose. In al the new
shades, ct Joseph MurtAsh Z Cos.
In the mas to BE- sung Il the Cathe.
dral on Easter Sunday. ! magnificent
bass solo viii be introduced q the OfFsr.
tory, to be sung BY that fayorits basso,
". Fernandez.
In the County Recorder office yester.
day nineteen deeds. six mortgages. four
satisfactions Of mortgages. one power Of
attorney and one marriage license were
fled for record.
p.-.s,. .n.n....a :. Ia =. =.
p.a.,.,. al.
| st The Holmes Band meeting for di :.
turbIne the service. He viii appear
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

For health, strsnsth and vigor drink
Damiana BIttsn. jams ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

\. undquist msrchAnt tailor, No. -
Dfs1ng strSst 4 himself : pfaotical out
~; and, having had ample experience
b Ban EfaneiDoo and Los Angeles,
knows h0W 70 INSET the requirement. Of
~ oustomefs- He keeps full supply
q III heet cloths constantly on hand
md makes them up upon honor"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-21

Decorations and wall papers, the finest
ard latest, and che greatest variety, at
Raphael Bros, III Main street. Also.
vnisntinse.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-03-16

suns attraction and redrawn into the mass Of
the sun by its enormous gravitating power.
Dr. Siemens is careful to guard his theory
from being looked upon as one involving per
petual motion, but it certainly presents an
appearance of such principle at the first
thought.
We can but briefly discuss the great Difficult
ties attending the reception of this theory. In
the first place il is needful to prove that this
gas, upon the existence of which the entire
theory rests, has any existence at ALL There
are two main objections to its presence II
this vapor be dense enough to arrest the heat
rays of the sun and convert them by "dsso-
citation" into materials upon which the suns
attractive power can have the ordinary intiu-
ence of gravitaton, then the flame, having
the nature of resisting medium, must pro-
duce a retardation of the planetary motions
a result which, if it existed, would long since
have been detected and If it be not suti'
cienty dense to produce this resistance, it ID
difficult to believe it can have sufficient Co
herence to arrest and deal with the heat en-.
anations of the sun. Again, We observe in
our own atmosphere that the smallest trace of
watery vapor is sufficient to intercept the heat
of the sun, and, by the formation of cloud,
to shut the suns rays from the earth; surely,
therefore, if all space is pervaded by gas
containing the least amount of vapor, the
suns rays in passing through it for nearly
%, 600, 900 miles would be so intercepted that
none of the effect of the suns heat which We
now enjoy could be felt upon the earth's sur
face.
On the whole then, we find it easier to &C
cept the doctrine Of the gradual dissipation OF
the solar heat through the immensty of space
and the progressive exhaustion Of the sun as
a central power of light and heat, than tC
adopt this new theory, Notwithstanding it il
promulgated by so eminent n scientist as Dr.
Siemens - From Cham5ers's Journdl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-03-16
ENOUGH TO KNOW.
CONTENT TO BE CURED, SHE CAR
ED NOTHING FOR THE MHS-
TRRY OF The METHOD.

1t only aft er he had abused and neglected that
organ that Thomas Carlyle discovered that he possess
ed what he characterized as "that internal apparatus
called stomach" Most people are unaware that they
have liver until it becomes dsordered. On this top
c Mrs. George Fisher, who resides at 20 Clark street.
New Haven, Conn, says:
81 was a terrible sufferer from liver disease for 70
years My family physician said 1t was chronic in
hammatou. He did what he could to relieve me, as
did also other physicians; but they failed, 1t may
hays been through fault Of theirs; sti they failed.
1t is only honest my part to say that had no spe-
cal liking for advertised medicines; but, a last
sort when DR.. Kennedy's Fayorte Remedy was called
to my notice, invested dollar and tried it. How it
effected a cure don't understand; but know it did,
and that's enough to know, have since recommend
ed 1t to friends in this city, who will only repeat my
story"
The who abates the sum of human pain Ger.
ainly adds to the grand total of human happiness and
that Dr. Kennedy does this is proved by the grateu
letters he receives-some cOuched in terms almost toe
laudatory for cold type. Dr. Kennedy being an edu
Gated physician and trained surgeon, has basis Of
solid professional character upon which to rest hii
claims touching the merits Of his medicine, whicl
needs, however, no endorsement to those who hayt
used it,
Fayorite Remedy, prepared by Dr. David Kenned!
Of Rondou, N. Y, is for sale by all druggists at 81
| bottle. 0-l3