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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-17

feet much in the water for day or two
cleanses them, but softens the hoof,
which is an Important matter, since az
ter some hours soaking the pocket
knife will readily pare away hoof
which, when indurated by several days
of dry weather, will yield only to the
chisel and mallet. AS the operation
generally has to be performed in sum-
mer, 1t is well to keep the flock on feed
day or two beforehand, SO that The
dung under foot may not be 50 diffu-
sive when the time comes for Operat-
ing. 1t they can be kept standing on
wet straw their hoofs will be soaking
in the meantime. Then if driven
through high wet grass the feet will be
partly washed, and the cleansing can
be completed with a swab in tub of
water. After the pairing has been done
let the sheep stand fifteen or twenty
minutes in shallow vitriol foot-bath,
say two inches in depth, strong aud
hot, as above described, and kept hot
by the occasional removal of some of
the liquid and replacing of it with some
freshly heated. After leaving the bath
the sheep should be confined Oh dry
hard floor for one or two days, where,
if they have been previously kept on
dry teed for short space, the manure
on the floor will not seriously abate the
effects of the vitriol on the feet.
This is the way to stamp out fOot-rot
"a process short, sharp and severe
Stephen PoWerS IN Ohio Farmer.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-17
The Question OF Wine.

In our church (the North Presbyter-
ian) we have several members who
cannot with safety taste the ordinary
wines. For their sakes we abandoned
the use of such wines several years ago
We bought various brands of advertised
"fruit of the vine" Some were good,
some were not, Zone kind made in
Vineland, n. twas very good). Fin
ally we tried making some ourselves,
and after several trials found we could
make an article not as good as the best
but very good of its kind, and yer,
much cheaper than the commercial
sorts. One dollars worth of grapes
say Hartfords or Cohcords will make
wine enough for the years supply OF
an ordinary country or village church
OF 100 to 200 members. The grapes
are simmered in pot, with water
enough to cover them, until they burst /;
then strain through bag, and put hot
into glass cans-one or two quarts, as
the case NAV b0. We use three pints
at time. The lqnor is usually strong
enough to bear dilu,ing with water,
but it is better not to do so. What re-
mains after communion can be boiled
over and canned again, but we usually
have enough without doing so. Oar
wine has kept perfectly in The cans, and
we open them on Sunday morning. OF
course days exposure to the air will
cause fermentation. At first the flavor
of unfermented wine is not pleasant to
those used to the other, but i'm a short
time the pure grape flavor will so as
sert itself that the fumes OF the ferment-
ed wines viii only suggest the bar
room, and cause wonder that they
should over be used in the house Of
Cod VIM III. Coleman in Evangelist
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-17

This Remedy is composed of ingredients hav-
ing special reference to the above class OF diff
culiies. 1t is the Prescription of Physician OF
over twenty Years practice IN the West, and was
successfully used by him in the treatm mt of
Kidney and Urinary Diseases. Testimonials as
to its value arc abundant before it came into the
hands OF the present Proprietor, but as we can
not use them we subjoin one or two such as we
are constantly receiving.
30 4 entleman in Georgia says, al was suf-
fering with pain in my back, scanty urine with
p,in i'll voiding ii, and much sediment One bot
tic of lanrs Kidney Remedy cured me. / was
relieved before had taken half of it,"
Re- A.ady in town writes us. al would advise
ali who ar suffering from Kidney troubles To use
DR.. Plants Kidney Remedy. l was suffering
from weakness, with pain in my back and bmbs,
and il walked n short distance was too tired to
stand my feet. After taking three bottles ]
could walk as long as pleased and enjoy 1t, had
a God appetite, WAS free from pain and felt like
new Try it and get relief" MRS. l.. l.. HALVES.
Rs- sohi by Druggists generally, and in Mid
dlobury by l.. HANAFORD.
A. N. PLANT, n. D Pharmacist, S. Adams, w.,
- FTolOn.j etoT.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-17
TAKE A DOSE OF
Aromatic Win.

When your Head Aches.
If goa are bilious
When Uou are COnsftp0fcd.
If UOHr SKIN is SdIOtC.
II UOB hare 1Lo EnerDy.
When Uou haze Rad breath.
When UOu feel Dizzy
If yOur Side Paths yOW.
When Dour food docs not Digest PrOpcriy'
If your EIO0d nerds Purifying.
When the SUssfe,n Nerds strengthening.
When your Licpr Is Torpid.
Uyour appetite rs Poor.
II Dou need u LiUer Medicine.
IT POSITIVELY CURES.
Irrcgularity, Retention, Suppressed and Irrcgu-
lar Mcnstruation (no matter how severe or
OF long standing), hnpotency, Loss of
Nigor, Nervousness, Low Spirits, In
digestion, General Debility,
Change of Life. (both of
Maiden and Middle age,
1t has in this alone saved hundreds from the
Consumptive's grave. 1t is the most valuable
remedy ever known for Painful Monthly Sick
ness. There is everything to be gained by tax
ing it. 1t will give you good rich blood and
plenty OF it. 1t will restore those that are all
run down and are poor and emaclatcd. IL will
regulate the stomach and Bowels 1t acts on
the Liver. II acts on the Kidneys. You can not
estimate its value for those in advanced aga
{ is just what they need to tone them up and
give them strength.
r. BlRCHARD, Agent, Middlcbury, Vt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
Nutttttter 598.

in Gnbaluiien unb gatalonisu entbedt ba:
ben, pslde bur6 bas BEL Der ldnblider
geuolterlns uorberri6enbe glenb Begin:
itist perben.
gSenn man in ben europd /.
den Sc itungen Die Seridte iiber bic
Winiiterue6iel in gonitantinopel lieif, 10
tanu man ii9 taum nod bariiber punoern,
oaB Der quite Sultan in ben nad Nmeritu
selansenbeu Selesrammen fir uerriidt er.
fldrt wurbe 9enn es sins in @onitun.
tinopel mebrere Gage lang su, lpie ionit uui
Dem Sbeater in elmer EohensSpsr. 4dmeo
Seuiif Bai6a wiro pom Sruiia, 100 er
@ouuerneur mar, ua6 @onitantinopel be-
rufen, Inn iid periOnIid wesen i6merer
antlasen, Die sesen i'm erboben poroen
uaren, Su perantrporten. Gr erbdlt cine
9ubien; bsim Sultan uno orebt nun ben
SpieB um, inbem er feline @esuer antla9t
uns Dem Sultan porreoet, eS beitebe cine
geridpOr,lns sesen iein 2eben, in Die ielbit
Die Dtiniiter uerpidelt ieien. Sarauf 10.
fortise gntlaiiuns oes 0tiniiterprdiioenten
Saio Bai6a unb grnenuus Seuiit gas
i6a's gum eriten WinHter. 6uao gaida,
Elm Gsppter, ,pirb gar uerbaftet unb man
ipri6t idon uon ieiner !Sinri6nlns. Siers
unoSwansis Stunoen ipdter baben aber
rpieper bic 6reunoe Der seitsrsten Gai9as
oas Sbr bes Sultans geuonnen. a6mcc
Sepiit wirb ;um Sultan beidieben lnO iulI
feline sesen Die friiberen Miniiter semadter
angaben bepeiien. Oas fam er ni9t,
mad elmer anbereu Qesart ioQ Der energii6e
Mann bem Sultan audi Elm gang neues
&ssierlnssprosramm uorseIest baben, is'
oenialls mar bas gnbe pom 9isb, bab mad
lpeiteren "a Srlnben A1meb Sepiits Serr:
li6teit ein gnoe bate unb baB bic fribe:
rem Wainiitsr untsr sroBen Gbrens uno Ser:
trauensbeseusunsen mieber einseiest MUIR
ben. gsi iOldsr @irtbidaft muB natiir:
LID aud bic Ieiieite Soffnuns auf geiie'
runs Der tiirtiiden 3uitdnos aufseseber
merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
0efesrap6i(6e 9epef6en.
Oeuti d Ian b.

gerlin, 2. San. gei benz Neuiabrss
empianse bss 6aiiers am 0tontas duBerte
Sismard: BEL Der sesenwdrtisen Gage Der
Yolitif unb ba bic parlamentarii6 n
Staatseinri6hngen in einen befriebisenz
ben Sang sefommsn ieisn, wiiroe es iiir
bas Qanb tsin llnsIiid iein, wsnn er anbe:
rem 9sutsn 9las madte.
gerlin, 8. San. Isle Der vgorisn.
Courier" erfdbrt, itimmt Sismard's 9lnii6t
nit Der Der 9tationalseitun9 baB Die repu.
blitanii6e Staatsfom in Sranfrsi6 iiir
cine @elpdbr beS SriebenS gu eradten unp
baB bebbalb Der Cob ibreS Sauptforoerers
gambstta fir einen politiiden Serluit gu
era6ten lei, iiberein.
Seitrei d llnsarn.
Saris, /. San. Der bieise oitrsi6i;
i6s Sotidafter, @raf uon SSimpiien, wels
der lid am Samltag erl6onen bat, pfle9ts
ieit 8urssm itunSenIans Selbtseiprd6e gu
balten unb tru9 leit elmer No6e einen Ge.
polper bel ii6. lin Sieien gu priifen, idOB
er am Sreitas aus einem 6eniter pes !Sotel
Maurice na6 Der llmiaiiunssmauer oes
Sofes bss @eri9tssebduoes. Die Ser:
mutbuns, baB Der Selbitmorb nit finan:
sisQsu Ssrlessnbeiten in Ssrbinouns ltebe,
aepinnt burt bic Sbatlade an @abri6etne
lidteit, bab elmer Der pon ibm binterlaiis.
nen Briefe al einsn in BariS pobnbaiten,
reidsn 6itreidiidm 5inansmann seridtet
lift,
ptf, 8. San. gs wirb semsloet, oat
cine Ysri6wOr,lng sessn baS gsben oes
6ronprinsen Hubplpb sntbedt wornsn ut
6rantreid.
Yaris, 2. San. Mau i6dst Die Cab
Der ssitris n Seiuder IN @ambetta's SaH''
in Tille b'Nurap aui 5000; Wtinilter, sc
natoren unb anbere @irbentrdger beianoe,
iid barunter. Sic wurben in 9lbtbeilun
gen ;u is Sinf ooer iSebn III ben SalSfu
ein9elailen unb selan9ten uon bort III Ell
tleines, bO6it sinia6 ausseituttetes S6lai
,immer, 100 bic Qei6e aui elmer i6malel
eiIernen Settitele, nit glusnabme oes 6op
ies, sans unp gar nit weiBen Sii6en be
bett, liegt. Der 8opi rlbt auf Swei Sil
fen; baS @eiibt 1T blei6, bas Saar meb
ersraut ais iriibsr, Der Bart Sans srau
! Der Soote iisbt nm IS Sabre alter aus, al
er in Nirfli6feitpar. 9lu einem Der Sett
pioiten waren elm Baar Slumen an9e
bra6t. 9lm 5uBenbe bes Settes iuB ei
0saler, wel6s bic Sseue in llmriiien seid)
nete; aud fir illultrirte 8ldtter ware
! 3ei6ner in abnlider Beiie tbatis.
! Sin Ssri6teritatter ma6te cine GunS
fabrt Surb Yaris unb fanb, baB bic Siir
ger unb @siddftSleute iibsr @ambetta'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
preiie Der. 2ln,eieen.

Seber Sou Der Spalts per Sabr $500
g Wonate $1,000
:. 3 Wonate. s 800
2oeaI : Wotiaen.
Sir ieos I3eile grepier, ober beren Raunt oas
erifena! 10 Gcuts, bic nadften Wale Gents.
Seiratbsz uub Iobesan,ei9en nit Sprub
$3.50, obne Sprud $1.00.
auspdrtise gnsetssn miNsu porausbs;abtt perosu.
an,ei9en fir Bienics, 9otterien, @liidsipiele
&C., bic Sem @eiite Der tatb. Rirde ;upioer, rms
ben feline aufnabme.
Inssisen ienbe man ipdteifens Mon=
tag Norsen ein.
Job 2lrbeiten aller 2lrt prompt uno
billis auseefdbrt.
Office Ser @asette:
G6e Der &. 1ttto Sotuds Sfrdfse.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
uo,,,p cor OIL.

WArsoNvrLLE, Eal., May 5.-Work
on the oil wells on the Dorm farm, about
Eve miles nortkof Watsonville, Is pro-
crossing rapidly, with good indications
Eastern capitalists with large quantity
of machip<ry arrived this week. II is
reported that they intend to find oil OF
spend $4,000 in the experiment.
A Fdve-wived Mormon sued for
Divorce.
(sALT LAKE, May 5.-Melissa A. Clin
ton to-day commenced suit in the Fed
eral courts against DIR. Jeter Clinton fol-
divorce and alimony. Clinton is a i've
wived pslygamist and made himsel
quite notorious in this city while acting
as police magistrate. His familiarit,
with the dark deeds OF the Mormon
Church has caused the leaders to Away
find fat positions for him in the city
hall. The case promises to be quit
interesting.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06

Fon Arctic GOODNESS OF cheek Great
Britain takes the cake. While that
country which, for nearly century, has
been the home OF all the assassins oil
Europe, and which furnished the refuge
for all the fabricators Of Internal ma.
chimes, from he first TO the second
Empire, Is howling like mad because Wy
United States indulge a few escitaoie
Irishmen in n little dynamite tall; II Is
also just now quietly engaged in ship
ping paupcrs by the car load TO TINS
country. These people are called
"assisted" emgrants. That is to say,
the British government Is deliberately
pouring upon the shores OF this country
n set of people whom 1t considers un-
desirable. II the circumstances were
reversed the British lion would lash his
tail in great fngy, and paw the lean and
larded earth e6r miles around. Ttere is
cockney arrogance about this whoie
proceeding which is well calculated to
astounYthe ordinary homo. 1t is quito
likely that, amongst these assisted"
peysons, there are many unfortunates
fho will prove valuable citizens, and
kwho will contribute to develop the
wealth Of the United States. Neverthe-
less while the American people have a
warm welcome for the oppressed OF all
quarters Of the globe. there is good
deal Of ground for animadversion on this
phase of British insolcnce. The need OF
the hour is not that the poor Irish
should be assisted to find homes In
tho United States, but that they should
be permitted by their hard task-masters
to earn living in their own country
England seeks 10 cover up the Ills
wrought by long centuries OF oppression
and absenteeism by pouring the victims
of her harsh system of evietions upon
our shores. Here is an opportunity fol
a masterly document-such as Webster
or WIN. l.. Marcy would have written
from our Secretary OF State, in which
the English howlers at our respect 10
the right Of asylum would be told some
wholesome truths. Unfortunately 10
us we have only Frelinghuysen wher,
we ought to have had statesman.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
Special Notice.

Hereafter notices OF Companies. societies
churches. ETC.. will only be inserted In the HnKAip
- paid advertisements. We reserve, for Places
Of worship. grstuitous directory. VIII CHI vii
appear every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
n, c,uco dc ssnyo.

MEXICO, May 5---The National holi-
day celebrating Sefor Zearagosat Vic
tory at Pueblar, in 1862, was celebrated
to-day with much enthusiasm in the
public square An Grafton was deliver
ed at which president Gonzales was
present. He distributed gifts to the
MANNED veterans. A grand military re-
view followed. The streets were crowd
ed. National flags were displayed on
the public buildings and legations.
There were fireworks in the evening.
The day was celebrated with much les
tivity ia the interior. Several public
improvements were inaugurated.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06

Mr. A. s. Hollingsworth is the Santa Ana agent
Of the iIrhALp.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06

Brentano Bros. No. Union Square, new
York City. are agents for tho HERALD. tw'll
constantly be found on sale on their counters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
FOREIGN.
nraalnurh lntena. to nerlsn.


Lospos, May ST, in the House of
Commons yesterday, the motion for the
previous question, pending the PROPOSE
ton OF Northcote that Bradlaugh be
not allowed to take the oath, had been
carried, the effect would have been TO
prevent the putting of Northcote's mo-
ton. The ultimate result would have
been that, in the absence Of any instruc-
tions from the House, such as the Speaker
sought, he 1.-THE 5peakerj would have been
compelled to permit Bradlaugh to take
the oath, rs he requested at the opening
Of the session. The successful opera
ton Of the previous question was the
chief hope Of the supporter OF Brad
laugh. Bradlaugh announced, in view
of Yesterdays proceedings, that he has
decided to visit his constituents and
formally resign.
The international Rifle Match.
LONDON, May 5.-Lord Brownlow is
Chairman Of the Committee Of Arrange.
ments for the International Rifle Match
to be in competition shortly before the
Wimbledon meeting, when thirty-iive
men will be selected, and from these
twenty five, at the end of the first
week at Wimbledon the team and re-
serve will be chosen.
Fitxhnrris's Trial.
DUBLIN, May 5.-Fitzharris will be
tried by special jury as an accessory to
the murder of Burke and for the murder
of Cnvendish entirely. A new jury
panel will be summoned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06

Stock and fixtures Of cigar store, No. l2l N.
Main street; will sell together or separate. En-
quire on the premises. mt Nv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06

PHYSICIANS CASE OF SURGICAL INsTRU-
MENTS, with blue cloth cover. Finder please
leave Immediately at Express or HERALD office
and be literally rewarded. m4f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
me Iuternntlonai rine Match.
Fitxhnrris's Trial.
- -
NEW TODAY.
REST CHANCE.

EDELMAN 81 CO., Cigar Manufac-
turers make the best cigars and do the largest
obbing trade In southern California. myl3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
Fatal Mihe Accident.

KALsM WOO, Mich, May 5.-A spe-
cial from lshpen,ing, Lake Superior
iron region, ssays Two men We're killed
at the Champion nine last night. They
We're knocked from the skip into the
shaft by falling ice md dashed to pieces
at the bottom of thepit. The foreman
at she Mitchell min, was buried by the
ruin last night. 1t will take at least
several days to recover them. All three
leave large families dependent upon
them for support.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
New Ysrk Items.

New YORK. MAY 5.-The counsel for
the Trustees of the Brooklyn bridge and
the corporation counsel OF New York
and Brooklyn agree mat the bridge can
not be made free forany kind of travel.
A statue of Peter Cooper will be
erected by popular subscription in the
little public square just south of the
Cooper Union.
The private postal deliveries, raided
yesterday, are again in operation.
Actions have b,en begun against he
managers for recovering the penalties.
The Postmaster General has asked for
further instruction
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06

and riot things Of the past, replacing
the old regime by temperate and well
nourished people.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
FOR SALE.
PICTURES AT COST.

J. A. Valdez, SO Spring street,
Will sell. for the next 30 days, large stock Of
pictures and picture frames at cost Come one,
come all. afo In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
WAITED, $4,000,
sWANTEp.

For five years at a moderate rate OF interest Ad
dress H. Box l4s Riverside, CAL alltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
lQSI.

respectable woman to live in the family and
assist in housework Inquire at John Foshia's
harness shop, No. 81 Los Angeles street. mast
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
NEW DEPOT.

FOR RENT OR LEASE ON EASY TERMS,
part Of the lnhrmsry property, opposite the New
Depot; excellent position Tor business. Apply to
cox EROS,
Room Laronde Block cor. Spring aud LIST sts
mt 2t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
FOR RENT.

A House suitable for Restaurant and Saloon,
at Santa Monica, close to the depot. Best place
in town for business. Sleeping room up stairs.
Apply to Capt. Cox, Santa Monica myltw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

handsome residence of 10 rooms on Seventh
street, near Pearl, in first-class condition and
with all the modern Improvements, Apply at
once Inns lwl 7. L. ROWAN, Agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
a SALE, OR EXCHANGE.

five acres excellent fruit land, speciarv
Zig 10 the growth Of Raisin Grapes, sitiatc
sdatange; 20 acres elanted and growing; 3
neal a variety Of pfthern fruits; neat, new y
c(,sr',oses. soil .ch and productive. no frost.
s.;ap heaithfv and pleasant. Will be sold az
.,raat barga,, or exchanged for Improved
.lnes,v seers near r6s Angeles. Apply to f'S'''
POhER0Y & MILLS,
nvltf, >nrt ST., opposite the Court House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
The Ancon's Passenger List.

SAN FRANcIsco, May 5.-The steamer
Ancon sailed to-day with the following
passengers for Los Angeles Miss Gea,
chon, II. L. Lang and wife, Mrs. NJ.
Seamon, Mrs, A. Burr Miss NJ. Kelley,
Mrs. W eler, G. Wilmer, Mrs. Il. +.
Jones, John NJ. Elstrex, p. Soule, w.
L. Clark, A. Grant, John Hennessey,
w. II, Marston, s. B. Wright, IL. How
ell, +. H. Powell, G. Severance and
wife, A. Creger sister and two children,
J. c. LaDuc, A. Rushton, Maggie Hay,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
WANTS-LOST-F0UND.
WANTED.

good German or Scotch woman Tin an army
officers family; must be good cook, washer
and ironer. Apply TO MoRFoRD & son,
Real Estate agents, Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
NAY FOR SALE.

Building lots in the KerckhoG tract, fronting
on Main and Los Angeles streets. Apply on the
,,rar,ises m25tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
Fight with Apaches.

New ORLEANS, May 5.-The Times
Democrats Hermosillo, Mexico, special,
says There was an engagement Y, ster
day at Suquach Canon, 1863 miles south
east of here, between Apaches and fede.
raj troops. The Indians were defeated
with the loss of twelve killed and many
wounded. The troops lost three killed
and five wounded. The fight lasted one
honr and forty minu tea
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
ENGINE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A new seven horse power upright engine and
boiler for sale at No. lOo, Also ST. a5u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
civil service Regulations
Adopted.

wAsHINGroS, May 5.-At special
meeting of the Cabinet this afternoon.
all the members present, the revised
Civil Service regulations were finally
considered and will probably be promul-
gased this afternoon.
The President has appointed the fol-
lowing postmasters, VIM. .. Matzser,
Dayton, Washington Territory Chas.
Hapgood, Marysville, Gala. J. N. Lon
der, Silver Reef, Utah.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06

READING, Pa, May 5.-The Philadel-
phia and Reading Rolling Mills shut
down to-day for one week, on account of
the depression in trade and lack of or
ders. The pHddlers in the Reading iron
works, who had asked au advance in
wages from $3.50 to 1915 per ton and
were refused, now offer TO return to
work at the old rates if paid semi
monthly, The company holds the mat
ter under advisement.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
The sundayLow Repeated.

ALBANY, May 5,-Govenor Cleveland
has signed Campbel's penal code amend
ments. which practically repeal what
are known as the Sunday "blue laws"
which have been So obnoxious to large
class of citizens in New York and Brook
lyn
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
EASTERN.
A Healthy Treasury.

wAsmrsoTos, May 5.-Gold, silver
and United States notes in the treasury
to-day Gold coin and bullion, sl0S,'
953. $50; silver dollars and bullion, $l09,
00t' S35; fractional silver coin, s2S, l25,
$40; U. s. notes, Si0,06l, ,0iO; total,
s375, ,235, 1874. Certificates outstanding
Gold, S54, ,677, 500; silver, S7,No, 1855
currency. Sl0. 26O. 900.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
Large Immi2ration-N New Line o.
steamers TO New Orleans.
Biood-Horse Association.

SAN FRANcIsco, May Fifth day of
the races of the Pacific Coast Blood
Horse Association at the Oakland
Course. Track very heavy and danger
Gus and hoof-deep mud. In the dash Of
4 OF mile, for two year olds, Il. j.
Baldwins Grimshead flly walked over
for forfeits. In the mile and three
quarters dash, Gano walked over. The
two mile dash, between Sam Stevenson
and Atalauta, was won by Stevenson.
Time 4.I6. Extra day Wednesday next
or the first good day and good tract.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
Uncle Tom Dead.
Fatal Fire.

BRADsFoRp, Pa, May Six build.
ings in the business part OF PNrport were
burned this morning. Geo. ONeil,
sleeping in a saloon where the fire start
ed, was fatally burned and died this
morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06

M'N
One story c
Lots in Kel
rang
Amply
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06

Nrw ,oAs. Mo-, fruit m merchants. t.
Is ass;esa9d; Gssad; preference creditors,
Sl33,000
Tie governing committee q the Coffee
Exchange has expelled Gusaf A. Reck-
pagel, Vice President Of tie Exchange,
for violating the rules and failng to an.
swer the summons of complaint COM
mittee, Recknagel failed to meet his
obligations and his h.okers, William
Scott & Sons, sued hin for S32, 900.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-06
The Heaviest Rain for Years.

GrLRoy, May 5.-More than one inch
OF rain has fallen and it is still coming
down, 1t will do much good TO the
growing grain. Without it many fields
would have been short, but a fair crop
is now assured.
MODESTO, May Sit commenced
raining yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
and continued throughout the day and
night. At the present writing the
heaviest rain for two years is falling.