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GOVT. RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GOUT'
LITHIC ACID CALCULI &C.
DE. ALcEhSoN =. GARNETr, Hot SPRINGS,
ARKANSAS,
su-.eon (retIrcd} United STATES Navy, surgeon
Confederate states Navy.
My experience ln the use Of Buffalo Liihia
Naler j. limited u ihe treatment ol M :
RHED MATISM. aud that hybrid disease III ~
MAIlC GOVT $50 c1ledl, which !, IN c9nifadi,- M
uncuon % the EHEUMAToiD AEIhlilriS OF
tAfkoD.
"Ihave had excellent rc.ults from This water In
thcss affections both ia my own person ana Ia lhc
Treatment Of patients for whom have prescrlDeu
a. OF course the remedial agent Is iis CON
taiued ALhALlEo and their SOLVENT pro-
Hence II ia PROPHYLACTIC AS WELL
A. 4 REMEDY In NEPHKlTIC collie and
Il Morning CALCULl when due - = redundancy OF
BlllilC ACID"
kDR. WILLIAM \. CARRINGTON, Hot sSEINGs,
~ ARKANSAS,
fSurgcon lretired) United states Navy, Surgeon
Confederate STATES Navy, Medical Director
Army Of Northwestern Virginia.
~The Buffalo Lithia Water, Spring No. 2. has
sgnally demonstrated its remedial power IN
GOUT. RHFU MATIsM, RIG ACID GRAVEL,
ana other msladies dependent upon the CHIC
~I ii not only cltniuatcs from the blood the dele
teriOus agent before II CEIsTALLiZEs. but dis
sIe that renders iis passage along the ureters ana
urethra comparatively easy
DE.T. B. BUCHANAN, Hot TSPGINGs.sABKANsAs.
Ihaye observed decided beneficial results from
TIE use Of the Bun4lO Lithia Water. Spring No. u
IN GOC1. both In my own person and in others
Tor whom have prescribed u.
" | have taken plelsare Ia advising some OF my
GOtIi patients tO try these springs"
DIR. G.. ". LAWRENCE. Hot SPRINGS, ARKAN-
SAs.
" Jne Buffalo Llthia Water Of the MocklenburR,
Va. springs have used for a number Of years.
"lu a ~ general drink when | am travel
lng 10 avoid impurities or admixed waters un-
known IN properties to me.
:" 4 advise nv patients who require the diluent,
solvent, ana combining properties II Ihe water %
dhuk IL As CORRECTIVE Ia all LiIiiC
ACID Ills"
For sale by PURCELL, LADD 4 Co,
Agents ior Virginia springs Waters.
~ l6-Su&W3w
~
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NORMAN SCOTT EXAMINED BY THE POLICE JUS
TIcE AND SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURY
POISON FOUND.
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DRINK E1nTHlTELY.

TIC Bishop further said: "hy lectures
were generally on the temperance question
Us viewed from our standpoint. The
movement is making great progress in
England. and ! have reason TO believe in
this country also. Our object is to induce
people to drink moderately. There Is no
harm in moderate drinking, but il Il man
allows the habit to develop into drunken
ness his only hope Of escape is through to-
tai abstinence. our temperance work in
England was divided at first. but now il is
under one head, AMI is eX-
erting an influence that is really surprising.
All classes OF the people, from the
highest to the lowest. are encouraging
the movement. one OF our most inilUcn-
tial workers was Mr.. Robert Graham. He
was so successful in England that he con-
cluded TO come 20 the United states and see
what be could DO here. lie las travelled
all over this country and has established
church societies in almost every diocese.
There is nothing narrow or fanatic IN our
efforts. We appeal to the common sense oi
men. show them how beneficial il is not 10
drink TO excess. and then let the whole
thing rest with their own iud d-ment."
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Ills APPOINTMENTS.

The Bishops appointments here are as
II. Paul's church at II \. NJ; -.
James at $50 =. N.-children', service
the Bishop assisting; II. philips at 5 =. VI.
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THANKS.

Or. Preston rendered his thanks TO the
members OF Pre>bytery for their action
and Tor the warm expressions OF regard,
and added that his own feelings would not
allow him to dwell upon the matter.
ON motion Of. DR.. Read, Rev. William
Frost Bishop was appointed to preach in
the Fir,t church at an early day and TO de-
clare The pulpit vacant.
After prayer by Or. IIoge, Presbytery
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$4,000.


$1,000.
10 BOSTON. NEW YORK. ETC.
GOMEZ 4 YIELDS GRAND l\DINN-SlM-
MR. EXCURSION q the Fo>lON GREAT
FAIRS. PiLGRiMAGEIO PLYMOUTH Roth,
Sc five days In Boston. All expenses paid.
For programme. tickef. etc. apply %
\. ". GARBkR, 1000 Main street
VIII yoa gog - 3o-oc l,i3Sli
EXCURSION 10 WEST POINT MON
Ia DAY. OCTOBER |. SS3.-pO>lflNtLl
TIIE LAST CuANCE THIS YEAR FOR FIFTY
CENTS --Graicful for pasi hNoi,, We would &c
happy 10 see all of oul friends on MONDAY
NEXT: and IN closing the season. hes 10 assure
our patrons that W. promise them DAY oi unai-
loycd pleasure aud recreation. The usual attrae-
tinn, win he offered, aud the managers pledge
themselves 10 renewed rxeriions u make Tits the
last Sni best; kayor ns. ana you viii not he dis
-pDointei. Ttaln le.yes depot at foot Of fwenls-
IN ri street at 1870 o'clock sharp. Returning,
W n leave West Point At o.5o O'Clock.
scs7-its ADA - rE.- Cks
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GEAND OPENING OF THE REGULAR SEA
son.
one week. commencing MONDAY, October -.


NIX, n " NTlIVI-1
and company Of actors. under The management
Of Mr.. John j. Collins presenting the following
carr r1tully-sc'ecfeI repertoire.
MONDAY EVENING. knowles. great hyc-act
tragedy. NIRGlNIU>: or. The Roman Father.
TUESDAY EVENING. ~hakc.pesre's celebrated
dye-tct play oTIlELLO-Warde a. Othclln.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Bauim', beautiful
hyc-tct play DAMON AND PlIlllAc: or, The
Irs' ~ Frieudship.
THURSDAY EVENING. shakespeare, tragedy
IN fiye acts, II ItI~ { f>AR.
FRIDAY EVENING, grand double bill-JohD
Howard Payne, lRl and sh1sG,peare conn
cdy KATHERINE AND PfIEItillO
SATURDAY EVENING. Shakcspc1rc, greatest
tragedy. in lyc acts RICH ARD III; or. The Bat
NJ of EOswOrfh Field.
GRAND FAMILY NAIlNIE NAI ADA1 -
L. N.-iNGDMAR.
Reauiiful costumes. Roman ar,n0r. g.. livery
detail perfect and Historically currci. Prices -
"a 2s-3tt
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IT DESTROYS
TIE
GEHAS OF Dis
EASE.

10 d. a Tact e-ftl.l-licN
by Science thIt many
disclsc- are introduced
hy pntriGcaiiun. which
rcprOiucos it.clf and
prupagatcs fhc disClsciu
Overwhelming circles.
These 81 -cIsc. generate
Coniaylou and fiI tre air
with death. ~l(U L.
THAT DREAD TER.
ROl,
ASIATIC CHOLERA.
whichis now devastating
the Elsf and advancing
on il- mission of death
rapidly towards our
sh0rc-. Oihcr disease,
of fao same sort are
DipTHTiitblA. IA-
PEDID-FENEE.> Az
IET-FENEE. SMALL
PON. MEASLES. III
LOW-fENER. lGl-
SfPfLA>.ctc. Allthc,r
generate coniacinn. uiiI-
,r diseases - T. y T. Il
AND AGUE. NALAEl-
AL FEVER. ctC.-1uec
from cnntaClou which
comes of dIupnc@s. I'M
healthy -iiuatiou~.or In-
glCauues,.
All THESE DIS
= A SFS CAN l. =
CUE Ed ONLY By
STOPPING THE PRO-
DTCTION Ot DIS
EA,E g. T. 2 NJ : AND
DESTROYING lllO~i
AL r A Dl 4 r . -
DTCED. Both these re-
suit, are ACCOMPLISH
I'D by the use Of Profe,-
sOr IJarbvs preparation
of Boracic Acid and
FChlorinc, known rs
DARBIS
nnnDtINr anT'FH
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HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS.
KINDLY BEARS TESTIMONY TO THE
VALUE OF THIS WATER.
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pARBys PHOpHYLACTyC FLUID.

.~.-.>------.~---.---------
~ III o l. l. X A.
PROFESSOR pARBYs PRoPHYLACTIC
FLUID,
THE MOST POWERFUL ANTISEPTiC
KNOWN.
WILL PREVENT THE CHOLERA.
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BUFFALO LITEuA WATER.

BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,
FOE
COLT. RHEUMATIC GOUT, RHEUMATISM.
URIC ACID CALCULI, &C.
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HANOVER AND CAROLINE.

Our friends are making a splendid cam
yass i'm the Hanover and Caroline senatorial
district. They viii poll their full vote.
That means that Wickham will be elected.
Hanover l. always anti-Mahone when the
issue is clearly made. Caroline, Of course,
cannot be looked to for rs large a majority
as Hanover, but VIII do very well. The
district was carried by Daniel and by
George Wise and Massey, and on neither
occasion was there much more than half
tho enthusiasm and organization that there
now are.
As reasonably certain aS anything can be
this district will be carried by Wickham
over Jones. Jones has the bulk OF the ne
groes with him. but Wickham will get some
negro votes-more, indeed. than most DEM
ocrats are inclined TO think possible.
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nEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION IN
II RICHMOND.
CITY COMMITTEE.
GEORGE a. FDINDi NTLR, Superintendent
IOIfN O.. CARY. Treasurer:
W.D. CiE~TERMAN. secretary.
~rprRrSTEsDFNTS PRESIDENTS OF
or WARDS. AHp Li U.s.
Marshall Ward-N. =. fafic'f......licnry Nctlgtr.
jefferson WarI-W. ". " 1ot..... ". VI. Iurpln.
MADISON War1-~0l. Cutclir-.....J0s. ). tugil. .h.
Monroe Ward-Il y. smith. Jr....l. VI. >mill. IN;
Jack .on Ward-W. Jas. Epps...... DO. toN.l nlrd
Precinct Hub.
Clay Ward-P. =. Der, yshire......P :. Derby hire
Headquarters
llOw. Broad.
ETTlIE STPrBlNTENDENIS Of WARDS
or PRESIDENTS OF CLI 81 ARE TIE fROitl.
PERSONS TO APPLY IO FOR tNfoEMA1IuN WITH
LFGAED TO TEANr rFIIt~. REGISTRATION. &c.
r. -HKADQTAETE FOR IEt CITY Gov
aNilITFE sud CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
CON NITTEES will Dee established in "a rev days.
81 29-lm
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'ith I'm orcbr-tra lud choru'
DICHMOND THEATRE.

extra 80 BOLT
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GOVT. RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GoUT'
LITHIC ACID CALCULL. &C.
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AMs'SENl;NT<. 4

DICHMOND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY. FVENINf. OCTOBER 10, l-s3.
PInATE- OF PEAZANCE.
Complimentary hcneit 60
Mo- SrfE WALkEE.
by Richmond Musical Am1teur-
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LoRD BISHOP OF ROCHESTER,.
Arrival OF Rev. Anthony W. Thorold, ID. d.
Appointments to rrcach Here.

The Right Rev. Anthony w. Thorold,
d. d., Lord Bishop OF Rochester. Eng
land, arrived in Richmond yesterday by
the fast mail. and will remain here until
Monday or Tuesday the guest OF General
Joseph II. Anderson. The distinguished
prclatc landed in Baltimore Friday, hav-
ing crossed the Atlantic on the Allen Line
steamer Hihernian. In Baltimore Friday
night he made an address at temperance
meeting held at Christ church. lie was
introduced there by Or. =. G. Williams,
who said that DR.. Thorold's work had
been blessed in England, and he had come
to tell how the triumph OF the cause had
been accomplished, and how success may
be obtained here.
STYLE OF SPEAKING.
The Baltimore American says that the
Bishop throughout his address spoke in a
quiet. moderate tone, but with subdued
earnestness which made itself felt by all
who heard him. His style is clear and
forcible. In concluding his remarks on
temperance he said: you think you al e
under republic, and perhaps you are; but
you are ruled by queen. and we'll ruled. The
difference between us Is that our queen is
individual and yours is womanhood. II Is
a blessed thing TO have the influence OF
women. l want them TO throw themselves
into this task. | mean no vulgar cOmpll-
mcnts, but want them 10 throw all their
charity. gentlenesS, and earncStness on the
bright side Of this work. and God will
bless you and bless ALL"
LARGE DIOCESE.
Bishop ThorOld presidcs over the largest
diocese in England. comprising four hum
dred parishes, every one OF which has Il
branch Of the temperance society in it.
He is fifty-eight years old. and was ap-
pointed to the episcopal Office by Lord
Beaconsiield IN 1877. Previous to his pro-
motion to the bishopric Or. Tnorold was
vicar Of three typical London parishes, and
his work among the poor has gained for
him wide reputation. lie has a slender
figure. wears Side-whiskers. and has d clear
complexion and blue eyes.
WHAT HI CONES FOR.
To q Baltimore reporter the Bishop SAID {:
:" came TO America as the representative
OF the Archbishop of Canterbury, bearing a
letter oi cOngratulatiOn 10 the Church in
this country. You know this is thc one-hun-
drcdth anniversary oi the conservation Of
the Right Rev. Samuel Seabury, your first
bishop. | was selected because my diocese
is one OF the oldest in England. having
been created in the seventh century. am
the ninely-second Bishop of Rochester. 1t
was mywish to spend several weeks travel
ling through the southern States. bur !
will not be able to do so, and shall leave
for home after delivering my letter OF
greeting TO the Convention. This is my
second visit TO the United States. | have
lectured and preached in many Of the
western and northern states. but have
never been SOUTH
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-04-19

ANY one who has at heart the tri.
umph of the Democratic party in the
next Presidential election, in our opinion,
should hope to see the Hon. Samuel i.
Randall elected Speaker o; the next
House of Representatives. The bust.
ness men of the country would accept
his election as a guarantee that no VIC.
lent and revolutionary changes in the
tariff were to be expected as an incident
of the Democratic ascendancy. 1t is
true that Mr.. Randalls election would
somewhat disgruntle that versatile and
able gentleman, Mr.. Henry Watterson,
the editor OF the Louisville Courier
Journal, But, Notwithstanding his
conceded abilities as newspaper man,
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

The pablo, whether seeking investments OF
have Mr.. Bernard Dubourdieu claim possessory
or any othss right to real property standing In
our names in this county, as the said property
belongs TO us and we will sell the same whenever
we wish so to do, and Mr.. u. Dubourdieu him
self Is hereby notified that we have perfected ar
rangenents with A. W. Potts, Clerk OF the Supe'
riorC Court Of Los Angeles county, by which Mr..
u. Dubourdieu may file Immediately any com
plant in that Court. upon paying the proper
ices, and commence any action against US to OBJ
tain any portion Of our property; and he Is fur
Their notified that unless he hastens TO commence
such suits some one seeking investments may
consider that he intended his card, printed above,
a. frantic ''bluf" and nothing else.
HENRY DUBOURDIEu.
MARY DUbOURDlEU.
LUCY DuBoURDIEU.
Los Angeles, April is, 1888. a19 I'm
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we have yet 10 learn that the course of
parties wait on Mr.. Watterson's pleas
ure. In attempting to run great party
he has taken upon his shoulders con
tract which they are not broad enough
to carry. After the Democratic party
has elected Mr.. Randall Speaker, its
next move ought to be to nominate Joe
Mcdonald. Of Indiana, for President.
With such IN adjustment Of the political
chess.board no conceivable turn OF the
players .fnesse could prevent the Demo
cratic party from carrying the country
like "house a.fre."
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THE LATEST !.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.1
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.


FRESNO, April s.-The following is u
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
c Il Huber, John X Forthman and
daughter, II G Austin, Chas X Austin,
JAS Gilbert, Mrs I Bell, Miss M Bell,
Miss L Shine, Miss X b Read, Mrs
Cook, NJ 0 Levy, Rev G Nevin, Los
Angeles; Mrs T C Ney, Geo H Winter.
burn, C T Fay, Mrs N Il Durby and
child, Henry Doyle and wife, q Barrett,
J McClusky, Sam Miller, DIR NJ r
Chamblin, s + Lightcap. A B Clark, Jas
Merritt, S r; W Haskin, Globe; Miss
A A Reicher, Geo w Wigley, Mrs A
Reicher, Stockton; Frank Strobridge, J
N Knowles and wife. 0C Wheeler and
wife, Oakland; Mrs M E Fitzgerald,
Yuma; + A Chasteny, N Y; Mrs d 5
Jones, Marysville; Mrs J w Roland,
Mrs N L Bartholomew, Orange; J W
Geary and family, L A; M Bonnifeld,
J NJ Fullizor, Mo; r Knight, w t; Mrs
Bruce Terry. Sacramento.
The state Medical society.
SAN FRANCISCO, April lS.--The State
Medical Society began its annual meet.
ing to-day with large attendance. DIR.
L. G. Lane, President, delivered the
annual address.
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, April l0.-Day, Acc
Virginia, 40c; Curry, "a; Union, 81;
Belcher. SOC; Utah, II; Savage, III
King, III.
American Legion or Honor.
SAN JOSE, April ls.--The Grand Coun-
ell Of the American Legion Of Honor met
to-day. The principal business was tic
presentation OF resolutions. Several
were introduced favoring separate iuris.
diction. The salary of the Grand Secre'
tary was fixed at 1000 year and 1926
for Office rent.
A False Indian Scare.
EUREKA, New, April lS.--Advices
from Phoebe, New, state the people u
Bullionville were in state OF great ter
ror last week. Indians from all sections
had gathered in that vicinity to avengt
the murder of one of their tribe, who
was riddled with bullets by some white
men, after horse race, short time
ago. The Indians were all fixed up foi
war and were well armed, many of then
with Winchester rifles. The chief
however, investigated the killing of tht
Indian and evidently found that he de
served his fate, for he did not oper
hostilities. The eastern and south
eastern portions of Nevada swarm witt
class OF harmless looking Indians, but
if they suddenly break ont they coule
inflict fearful damage. Unless these
Indians are gathered together and kept
on a reservation there is likely to b.
some serious trouble in the future.
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Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ex-
ecutor OF the last will OF Elizabeth G. Sharpes, de-
ceased 10 the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within four months
alter the first publication OF this notice to the
said exector At his residence, northeast Of the
Postoffice at Pasadena, in the county OF Los An
geles State Of California
WIN. SHARPLES,
Executor OF the last VIII OF Elizabeth Sharples,
deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles, April IS, 1883. alo 4w
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DETECTIVE.

Having had twenty years experience In both
civil and criminal business In California, anyone
wishing information will address p o. box 1876,
Los Angeles city, or call at room II, Grand Cen.
trial Hotel Office hours from 4. NJ. to sPM
As to responsibility, address Editor Los Angelo,
Herald ol9u
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

The public, and especially those seeking invest
ments are notified that | claim possessory right
TO real property decided to Henry Dubourdieu,
Mary Dubourdieu and Lucy Dubourdieu; that all
property by me SO decided Is only held in trust by
them for me, and that l will contest any sale
thereof. BERNARD DUBUURDlEU.
Los Angeles, April IL, 1883. apl8-1m
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nAILY HERALD.


Hereafter notices OF Companies. societies
churches. etc, will only be inserted In the HrKAii
as paid advertisements We reserve, for Places
OF Worship. a gratuitous directory. VIII oh wi
appear every Sunday morning.
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EASTERN.
The End Approaching.

WAsuINoToN, April s.--All the testi-
mony for the prosecution and defence in
the Star Route trials is now in, aud the
arguments will probably begin to NOR
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The copartnership heretofore existing between
Thos. Dickerson and W. Il. Hun, under th,
firm namo Of Dickcrson q Co., Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
THOS. DfCKERSON.
WM. Il. HUFF.
Los Angeles, April II, 1883. a1o 4w
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MArAMoRAs Mex, April ls.-Re
ports have been received of terrible
flood in the Yahuahia river. 1t rose sc
rapidly that people could not escape.
Six were drowned and much valuable
property and stock swept away.
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PARTNER WANTED

In Liquor Store; small capital; good opportuni.
tv for young man; will sell entire business II
desired; price 81, 500. address s., HERALD office.
ai9Iw
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CITY ASSESSORS OFFICE,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

ALL PERSONS, FIRMS, COMPANIES, COR
porations and associations are required to deliye
at the City Asse ,sors office Room No l. Liehten
berger Block Immediately, e statement unde
oath, Of all the personal property owned ol
claimed by him. her or them, or in their posses
sion, or held In trust Tor others, at l. Q clocl
meridian, on the first Monday Of March, 1873, II
accordance with the New Constitution. Refusa
or neglee to make sworn statement OF al
the property owned or held In trust will subiec
the person so refusing or neglectlng TO max,
such sworn statement to the full penalty OF thu
law-one hundred dollars fine and guilty of
misdemeAnor. A list OF persons owning persona
property is on file at this office.
GEO. A. V1GNOL0,
City Assessor and Personal Property Tax Col
lector
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NEW TO-DAY.
WANTED.

EDELMAN & Co, Cigar Manufac-
turers, make the best cigars and do the largest
obbing trade In southern California. myl3ti
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Will not Come West.

CHICAGO, April Is. - Apollo Com.
mandery has asked the Grand Com.
mander OF Illinois for dispensation to
leave the State; also, to Grant Master
of the United States to leave the United
States in contemplation OF an European
trip in place of attending the Conclave
at San Francisco. Their decision in this
matter was caused by the action taken
by San Francisco hotel-keepers, as pub
lished in San Francisco paper Of March
2Sth, relative to hotel rates. Upon re-
ceiving this published information, the
Commandery at once issued decision to
abandon the contemplated Western trip,
without waiting for the report of DR..
Cnllister their renresentntiYe
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village Destroyed by Fire.

TORONTO, April ls.--A FIRE this morn
ing destroyed the village OF 0akville, on
the lake shore, twenty miles from here.
The fire brigade from here went out by
special train, but got there too late to
save the village. The loss will amount to
Sl00,000 OF more. The inhabitants are
hocking to this city by hundreds for
shelter, many on foot.
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Case Continued.

CHICAGO, April ls.-Daniel R. Dono
hoe, the man arrested Monday night on
suspicion OF having robbed Nicholas
Sullivan, a late arrival from the Arizona
mines, OF q watch and chain worth about
81 900, . diamond stud valued at 81 900
and So, 700 in certificates Of mining stock
while the couple were on a spree to
gether, was brought before Justice Wal
lace this morning for trial, but the case
was continued until April goth, under
bonds OF $4,000, which Donohoe failed
to furnish.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-04-19
Bucket shop bill KILLED.

SPRINoFIELp, ILL.,, April ls.--Iu tn,
Senate to-day the bucket shop bill, by
which it was sought to compel the Chi.
cago Board of Trade to furnish outside
grain specializing rooms with market
quotations, was killed.
A Sensible senate.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 18th,
Senate, 10 to 6, defeated the bill forbid.
ding railroads to charge higher rate fol
freight for shorter distances than for long