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New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

kKW YORK, WEST SHORE BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NEW YORK, ONTARIO q WESTERN ny
slhs leave DesDrOsses and COrtandt Street 5tatOns
ugs o. Syracuse % Snd Oneida, $40 m -9l6pm
SNe1 lAte Fails Plain, OhaIle Port Jackson
AI1ssefdaEn, SZO, ll:2O am s9:i5 p
11sSahy and Catsld. s. 920 ll:20 IA $50 '915p
RRsNego Oneida, Norwich sidney, $50 N, pm.
40 ~ Highland. POughkeepse -e,9;21 ll'2O am 800
Ssyburg' ., 900 ll:2O $50. 40 '9l5 pm
4lodletOwn s:30 ll.1O 4:lO, 4:30 -oJ IN
rDsly. Other trans daily except Sunday.
sl Albasy.
RallOr bunet Cars on e:20 a m train Tor Syracuse
A. nlnsn Bnnet sleeping Cars 9l6p III tram for Albany
10 Syracuse.
hsgant Pullman Sleeping for Oswego IN Train.
time tables stations and al Onces OF Ie
KY Jersey City, IenLsyvauia RaiIcau station breohyn
~ COusL; Annex OIce loot OF fultol-sI. ana No
H. sssessyes New York City. Nos. l62 zUl zol 4l5 90
~. bioaaw@y Mo- Union square, No. 13f Otb@aVe-
M ~ lzStast Pennsy lyaDs RR station loot DesDrossos
HISKY MoNETT. General PassengerAy
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Connlrn i)roperip Udnic0.

WILL EXCHANGE nearby property for
w Southern farm, dwelling or other productive property
BOX I.l&9 NcW.A ok.
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Gliuaiions tOanie0-- fflalts.

hDVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. 80. LOIS Broadway. corner Thirty.
frsst until p. and 8OS West Tw enty yirdst cor,r
Eghtbav- % lat Fourteenth ST. corner -quaeI
ThirlAye Forty seventh st al the HARLEM
oFFICES Nos. OO7 and 2 300 Thirdavc. corner one
Lithst, UP 20 p m 81 regular once
rates
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NORWICH LINE

~
Boson So Worcester SO 80 Nashua s. 65 Portland
&C and no transfer.
AHo N0" NV IITY OF WORCESTER,
without execution the elegant boat the Sound ani
~ fsyorite CITY OF BOSTON,
leave No. 40 North River foot Of Nattst ne1 pier
'Drging room TO from NewLondon at AIS A. III
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RA1lROAD.-Commencln NOV Is 1852
fhrourh trains will leave Grand Central Depot go
a M, Western New-YOrk and Northern Express Wild
Craving room cars ,- Ia. ,,,..
stopping Albany Utica syracuse RochesteI BunaO ERE
Cleveland Toledo arriving Of Chicago lOO a. m next Gay
1890 m, Chicago Express drawngroom cars 70 Canan
taguG, Rochester and Buffalo, connects ioI OsWeg0
IL a M. Western NrV-NOrk ana Northern Npr.s; WIN
connecting Ior saratoga Gens FaS ano
SS0p M Albany Troy and Utica express Drawing
> D. N Accommodation TO Albany and Troy
% St Louis Ey;-ess with sleeping cars ior Nlhgara
Pals Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday Ioledo Detro
$50 m Express with sleeping 10 Syracuse and to
Auburn Road also ~ Montreal Connects for Saratoga
n m Pacific Express with sleeping for Rochester
BuhslO Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. Louis Oswo
70 also LOW Except saturday.
IL Night Express with sleeping cars 10 AIna1y an3
Troy Connects with the morning trans 4oi inc "os'a anu
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot No. Bowling
Green 252 and AIS broadway and at Wsstcot's EKRes
Park place and 1S5 and 952 broadway, NeW1 OH
SSS Washington and S64 futonsts- brooklyn and ~
Tourth.st. williamsburg
Baggage called for and checked from residence
y " TOTCFY {. B. MEEKER,
General Superl Do tenlent. General Passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
i Boston and East All rail from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily sundays excepted 70 Boston at
sleeping carsG sundays at 10 m with palace sleeping
cars Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot at
n arrives at Newport 7: p. m Parlocars attached
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ANNUAL ELECTlON.-The annual m meeting Siill!
" of the UoyArl Mission and for Little WandeIels >
"a al New Bowery H. y will be held Wednesday Dec
10 I-os O'Clock at the Mission Chape ms uoo'0
u.uet for fhe election n board OF nine Trustees
J. y. WYCKOFF, secretary Of the BoaIdoi lrus'ees'
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tflroic nno fflnsital Jns!raments.
Drr Gooos.

ELEGANT Administer MOquct Hearth Rugs,
T. 2-xG4 inches reduced 20 Fur Rugs 8. Reversible
Door Mats G5c examine. ANDREW LESTER & co, 76i
broadway
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amnssments.

CASING SI1St sv,D,n,. Broadway and d.9st sssh:
'iiDTif THE BEGG%R EGsi1sF sTgDEST. Tefbi SSSTrnqu'
he &ccaUhf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0fii 5o
NIBLO'S GARDEN. THE LAST NOTICE.
vER1 1NT I&sF WEK OF % HfS f9d Managers
NExF |kEK 4nE TE
STAR THEATRE.
Limited engagement Of Mr.
Ka TIE H 6Gd TsSrsSy f1a Tapy Evenings
and ~ TiIE So9Ls RETENak Il N'' = - D'' 49, y
55EEE#H9S ss ia pi foHs r SIR dL
.es.rsSd seats prices. 81 90 81 90 and
oos BR6Rs I? Family Circle DC general admission 81
HORACE McvIcKER, Manager
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Every Evening a. Saturday Matinee At y
WNfoS Oss so&R a. eycy ] 9tes snpner
STORM BEATEN
which Bcaten iPnh iasP shi % %o shall take Panso
seats may be secured two weeks in advance
WALLACkS. Broadway and 30th-st.
W soe Proprietor and Manager ar LES LR WALLAcX.
THE ROAD 40 RIM,
TUESDAY EVEN ,NG, DEGEIBER IA,
NEW AND 0RIGIXhL COMEDY DIANA
by rcntler,a ,an OF uils city. elt Id
AN m 4RlCAN VIZ
YOUNG MEN.
NEW EVENING CLASSES
VIII be 70 med the "a and ID VI Janaaryin
GERMAN FRENCH AND PTONCGRAPHY,
At the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
23l-sta corner OF 4t!-aye.
Old Glasses continued, to which there is s admission
B99soktecpng osaght indiyt4asly0
o'r3s%: Erasea
Vocal Music.
Enter,alnments (cvery month";
POI ulsr eetures q more IN present cOurseD
Readi1nESroom S,ISS, }t75 &, e Journals gioIsia2 ,
Literary society, treeEy0
iowhpg AIiey
Tickets procured after Dec 10 good urtu Jon l. 1855
Members are admitted free acc aned by lay 10 ths
the Recommendation Of responsible person and the payment
pvees p namsG fN above Charge Of s. 90 adioua is
made for dressing box, if gymnasium is use, ,,,,,,,
Tey can procure for $i2 So GEeis gymnasium only
5THAyENUETHEATRE. B,way isH and .2stIlaS 2Sth7st.
last ng6ts-FaieTcii maihee Saturday st2 Of
Mr. JAMES o'NEiLL
AND Mr. JOHN sTETsON's STAR COMPANY in
MONTE CRisro.
Monday evening December II, new comedy,
THE GLASS OF FASHION.
By entire company. seats ready THURSDAY
General Admission Doc. Good seat, lower door, 81
\ ATH-ST. THEATRE, Cor. Gth-ave.
Il 80 MONTH-llTH WEEK-73d and 18th TIME.
ONLY ONE WEEK MORE
IN NFW.YORK THE PRESENT SEASON
OF the 6isiingui shed American Artist
FANNY DAVENPORT.
In SardOus Greatest Drama,
FEDORA FEDORA
EVFNIHG 2 MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK But ONE.
Ecrtrrca nr1A Iflrftinas.
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ns leave depot foot Of COrtlandt and DesbOSses sts
,t $40 a. m 940 and p m. for Laston Bethelen AID
49, Reading Mauch ChunCh WilkesbarTe, Towanda Wa
% ithaca Geneva Lyons BTao and the West Pullman
,tIGgh oosches daily. Local trains at M and 5iO
:, m Tor FastOn. Bethlehem and COolay.
Trans leaving at $40 M and $40 p m connect & or
in MahanOy and Hazeton coal regions, SUNDAY
,rp local for Mauch Chunk slOa Leave Mauch ChunA
eepn Eastern ONCE corner Of Church and Cot2ndt st'
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{ Fare Only So.
ROSTON,

NIA fAI loort ~ = FoiI River and all Eastern points
IN Service SUNDAYS INCLUDED from PIer2oN *, az
IsiH Is5 y, Sfeamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL Connection
sSVGSFX POAT from Brooklyn and Jersey CITY at4 p M
M "a s,oterooms NAV secured in New-YOre at ali
bo.e transfer and ticket offices, at the Office on
PIFE %, and on steamer r-l-.o-., ,o,->-o,
HOEDLN & LOWELL, OLOhO1 L. NON-\OIS.
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6teamboals ano Railroads

A TROY BOATS-Steamers SARATOGA
and CITY OF TROY leave Pier a., N0rth River, foot
Of Christophersr- daily except Saturday, st6pm
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Drsssmahnj.
Rooms ano flats 60 fet.

HoonS nllU IIuI9 70 LII.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS on
II second private family, with or without OoaA
fast lCl East 3Gth.st.
HAWTHORNE. -. ,,,.u,r,
l2s WEST 69TH-Sr fronting Central PARK. Ile%euIt gan
apartment on floor handsomely decorated uheipo'o"y
yacatcd-tenunt going South. .,,o.. coonUrNT
Inquire on tho premises OF ALMON GooD"i''
Mal-st
10TH ST 30 FAST.-Newly-fu furnished large
- and small rooms gentleman and vile OF gehue-
mem rei'r'nce.
tn WEST 57TH ST, in the SONY, very
-fD desirable Bpartmens. cabinet lhI'hou' ho'S'O''
steam inheated see JANlTOh
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miscellaneous

DVERTISEMENTS Fer THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBuNE WILL ~ RECElEGD carDea TlItS
arst until D. M and 3O8 Wenty third ST. corInr
Ighthaye 02 East Fourteenthst corner mon m t ~
TCO Tbri.ave corner rty-Aeventhstj ut the HAhl.h
GFFI( rs Nos OO7 and 2300 Thirdavel corner uho.
yffthst, up TO p M, AZ resulAr OHIO"
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Doaro ano Rooms.
East Side.
West Side.

sl.1@ 5TH-ANE., near r33d-st.-itandSomely
FUN large front and back large closet,
bath al imprOy euerts French family gentlemen only
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4 Private family will let large sunny room
~ without board gentlemen onlyi all conveniences 2lO
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e,,om,oats anb Railroads.

~Ip,Ny BOATS, PEOPLES LINE:
LDAnWX end sT JOHN leave Iier 81, y X. i0ol oI
~ Dhbn WEEK DAY at T. m. Connecting al AiDaig
warnings excepted with trains north west anu cast
s~0STOy VIA STONINGTON LINE.
kOo.i.0oe eT0 INGT ~ and MASSACI USEl - On
- senpt sundays) from Pier 49, n r. Jay.si ~ 5;,p
os three morning trains from steamers Isholhs
Boston PROVIDENCE LINE
Co, freight only Pier 29, n. R- WErTenst- oaly
except sunu''S" + ". PoPPLE Gen1 Pass AGENT
No III West-st. New i OK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
- Via Philadelphia, Baltimore snd washington
1vaips leave from Penn syivania II. r. Depot ,,,os,
except Sunday Tor WASHINGTON and all points
IN I'M. DAILY FAST EXPRESS, through sIeeli,iI1 ~ n
,oac6es to Chicago, Cincinnati, St LOUIS Cohh0''9 ' ~
1G55N NIDNiGHT daily for Washington and all points West
~, 1ue-Tables Tickets, Sleeping Berths ana Bast@
,, nj Companys Ofce Sl5 II and 6O5 Broadway Oou'
u I1OOklyn. Pennsylvania Railroad.
NOR EW-HAVEN.-Steamers leave IeCh
slip AT p. aud ii p. (Sundays exceIy7E-o Eos p ~
steamtr arrives time FOR early trains North al" i'
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on ILL.,. ILL.,
L sATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAlib5!O33D i;5! "a vast Hiyer
leave Caherinesp at II a. M p M 5o,ts ZSd,s," N"
SlOp p. IN. Fare lower than by any olhef Iou'o
TOR BOSTON via New-York and, ana Station al
land RR Leave Ncw-York Grand CCllrA, o91 N ~
II 3. m and 1i:35 y. week Gal iNfanhatter III
SuIdgvs via Hartford. Leave NeW-l oIk 70, az o. 90 m,
svaeo RRl IRON soun Ferry q m ~ loot Desbros %
ses-st. Norwich Line, 8 p. IN Pullman s''' pms W.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12

- ltTH-ST., 2l WEST.-A suit of rooms, new
- ~ and handsomely furnished; oil conyenencesi table
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REPORTED BY GILLETTE. GIBSON a WOOD,
EXAMINERS OF TITLES
coNyEyANcEs-M MAY q. 1921

CoNyEYANCEs- MAY 9. 1898
W d Nawtsr to James Lucas--Lot @, blk I72,
Santa Monica; 5000
A Frost and Mrs, A J, his wife, to Lewis G
Butler acres in ITO Santiago de Santa Ana;
81.
J b Bushard and Mary V. his wife. to Da.
vis-Same as last; 81 800.
J W Anderson to Leon vienger Lot II, Potts,
Borden & sidwell tract; 49, 90,
Robert Mctadden to sewell Andrews-s Strip
adjoining land near Santa Ana, formerly con
veyel by grantor TO grantee; 81.
+ Msnsur and G W Wilcox, assignees Of b +
Serbert, insolvcnt, to J @ Baley-l,23 acres in
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana; 5000
kincaid to Thomas Morgan-Lot front
ing 100 feet west side Pearl street; s8ai
Henry FSpencer to IL A II Mller-Boud for
deed to lots 10 and IL, blk 8, Chavez tract one
year; $3.50.
Henry Watson and May, his wife, to Allan II
Millar-l0 acres in Ro Santiago de Santa Ana
5000.
James W Lancaster to Frederick Loyel-Lot S,
blk lS, Pioneer Building Lot Association tract;
"A Polhamus to william b Phillips and Lydia
NJ, his wife-2O acres in Oden lract, Rancho San
Pedro, 5000.
Joseph W Parker and Melania A, his wife, to
Martha Benedict-5 acres in lot 2, blk |, Han.
cocks Survey; $3.50.
VT wheelock to W W wheelock-s lots
and 2, see 10, Tpl s., II II, "; 81.
Mrs h A Fuller to Mrs Ellen Haskell South
100 acres of Sc sec IA, Tp s., Il IA, W; sl,-
900.
A II Judson, Geo W Morgan and Howard W
Mills to HaIshman-Lots Is and 10, blk 4,
Orchard tract, 81 200.
Richard Garvey to Edward A Mansfield Lots
l2, Is and ID, blk 81, Huber tract; $500.
NJ Wieks to W Miller-Block lS, Pomona;
$500,
Jnmes II W Pattison to Martha Jones-Lots
and 2, blk II. Glassell's subdivision OF lot Q blk
80, Hancock's SURVEY. 5000,
Los Angeles Cemetery Association to Mrs I f
Howe W lot 36s, Evergreen Cemetery; S55.
Adolfo Rivera to l. de Brundige-fot east
side Los Angeles street; 81 ,020.
Pomona Land and Water Co to George Dun.
das-Lots Q aud 3, block III, Pomona; ~, POI 25.
George Dundas to John A Packard-Lot .,
blk III, Pomona; ss75.
Pomona Land and Water Company to James
Harvey Block 0l, Pomoua; 5000.
VIM Lamhie to L + Relchart ard Adelia, his
wife-I.ots and 4, blk d, Lambia's Subdivision
of blk 1885, Pomona; $3.50
Benjamin Patterson to Loring Loomls-
Lots II and H. oMelyeny's subdivision Of blk
22A; $500.
Juan Benurd to Refugio Quirolo--Lot NE cor
ner Alameda street and Lovers Lane, 81:
Johu II Odsneal to Leonidas Barnes s-W Il, lots
T. s, IL and IS, sec 20, Ro Azusa de Duarte -
Leonidas Barnes to Eslyia l. Lucas Same as
last sThp
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
.n,l-L nl1

A VERY intellise1h Colorado gentle
man, who has bSSen largely over Los
Angeles county, and who represents
San Francisco parties who are interested
to oonsiderAble extent in mining and
oil interests therein, remarked to us yes.
terday THAT this county was rs yet but
in the Infancy OF Its development a, a
mineral section. We are thorough be-
lievers in this proposition. Take, for
instance, the recent and wonderful out.
pour Of oil in tho Pico canon. Five or
six years ago II was with the greatest
difficulty that the attention Of Angelefos
and Of the outside world could be en-.
listed TO the extent Of even listening to
discussion of the possibilities Of that
section. Since then one OF the most
promising agencies Of wealth on the
Pacific Coast has been developed there.
Our interocutor Is decidedly Of opinion
that great output Of gold and silver
will at some day, not in the distant
future, be chronicled in this county.
"Far fields are green;" and, instead Of
applying themselves to the exploitation
Of the great wealth that lies at their
very doors, many Of our most enterpris.
ing people have rushed off to Arizona
and other remote points TO expend their
energies, often at the risk OF life. For
years 1t has been known that most
promising indications Of quartz deposits
abound in the San Gabriel range Of
mountains. In addition, a new interest
Is being shown in the Charlotte and
Poyogena claims, San Francisco com
pany being engaged in work which will
probably result in establishing the fact
that we have good quartz lodes in this
county. Tho truth is that, both horti-
culturally, agliculturally and mineral
ogically, we are but at the threshold Of
a splendid era for Los Angeles county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10

Or late the HERALD has had very little
to say about politics, preferring to de-
vote Its attention to matters relating to
the development of our resources. The
truth is that, just now, there are no is
sues OF absorbing Importance, and there
are not likely to be any till within few
months Of the assembling of Congress.
The general political situation may be
described as one Of lethargy, with IA taeit
admission amongst sensible people of all
parties that the Democratic party will
have walk over at the next Presiden-
tial election, unless its leaders should
commit some phenomenal blunder, which
they are not at all likely to do. We risk
nothing in predicting that the Demo
cratic National Convention next year
will exhibit conspicuous wisdom both in
the selection of a standard bearer and in
the fabrication Of q platform. Mean
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10

pose Of Mr.. Hulburt 10 sail for Europe
shortly. and in that case IL may be ex-
pected that he will take the opportuni-
ty afforded by his leisure to inspect
places in Great Britain which received
the attention Of Mr.. Robert p. Porter
and to review the accounts given by the
latter from the stendpoin Ia Of tariff for
revenue only.
No Danger OF a Court Martial
The Fair Divorce suit.
CHICAGO. May 0. Washington specials
say: The attention OF Secretary Lincoln
having been called to the report that
General Crook would be in danger of
court-martial for crossing the Mexican
border, he said. at is perfectly absurd.
! haven't the slightest idea that General
Crook did anything not in accordance
with the agreement between Mexico and
this Government, because he Crook
said in his dispatch that he would not. ="
The divorce suit between Senator
Fair and his wife has created but little
surprise in Washington. Mr.. Fair has
brought his wife to Washington but
once, and il is rrmored that they did
not live happily. A Congressman who
claims to know the family history says
he Is not surprised at the suit. He had
known for long time that Mr. and Mrs.
Fair did not live happily together, and
he thought that the Senator would not
oppose the suit. lie says Mrs. fair is
OF very jealous disposition and has
often accused her husband Of infdelity.
L. I.I Il. a..
cept separation on almost any terms.
When ask ed whether it might not influ-
ence Mr.. Fair TO resign his seat. the gen
tleman replied that he wouldn't be sur
prised, as Fair was not over. pleased, he
thought, with his Senatorial life. He
prefers the more free and easy Western
life.
Disaster TO Crook Doubted.
CHICAGO, May 9.-1he officers at
General Sheridan's headquarters in this
city do not credit the rumors Of disaster
to Crooks column. While it is true
they have no recent advices from Crook
in person, they are in the way of recev-
ing quick communications from any
point in Texas or New Mexico in case of
an engagement, and particularly so in
the case of disaster. Any report which
General Crook might make of operations
in or from Arizona would go to the head
quarters of the Department of the
Pacific at San Francisco and the Head
quarters Department here would not be
in receipt of any official report direct.
The LOSSES by the Hailstorm.
DENVER, May 9-The damage by the
hailstorm yesterday will probably aggre-
gate $4,000. Hardly residence or
public building in the city escaped in
jury. The vegetable and flower gardens
in the city and vicinity are complete
wrecks. Young fruit trees suffered ter
ribly Every variety of fruit has been
killed. The loss to ranchmen in the i'm
mediate vicinity of Denver is very heavy.
Had tho storm been general throughout
the State the loss would aggregate mill
ions.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
Special Notice.

,rere.fter notices Of Companies, societies
churches, etc., will only be Inserted IN the hnhNHD
ss paid advertisements We reserve iof r'aoe, ',
Of Worship, gratuitous directory, VIII ch WI
appear every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
Kelley Sentenced.

DUBLIN, May 0.-ln the Kelley trial
the jury deliberated one hour. Kelley
will be hanged June 9th. On being re-
moved Kelley exclaimed, ~ am inno.
cent; thank you my lord" He thanked
his counsel for their exertions in his
behalf and hoped they might long de-
fend the innocent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
FOREIGN.
Kelly Conyictednt Inst.

DUBLIN, May 0.-The third trial Of
Timothy Kelly, charged with participa-
ton in the murder of Cavendish and
Burke, was concluded to-day. The jury
found II verdict of guilty against the
prisoner, and he was sentenced to be
hanged.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
Herald Steam Printing House.

The HERALD Steam Printing House Is not sur
passed by any Job Printing otlicc on the racihc
Coast. outside Of San Francisco in iac'''''e' 'o'
doing Job work. Low prices. good work ana OK
,,ua,,on may he relied upon at this office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10

while, Los Angeles county is getting
ready to cast the second h9aviest vote Of
all the counties Of Califoyhia at the next
Presidential election.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10

Brentano Bros, No. Union Square, Nem
York City, are agents for tho HERALD va"
constantly be found on sale on thor coun's'''
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
ALSO TRACT,

Center Of city, the most choice corner lots on that
tract at VERY LOW DOWN PRICES, for a
short time only; over three hundred lots sold in
the last few months
ALFRED MOORE, Sole Agent,
a29 "a Los Angeles street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
EASTERN.
The sugar Investigating Com
mittec.


WARRINGTON, May 9.-The special
committee appointed to investigate the
alleged frauds in the Customs Service at
San Francisco in connection with Ha.
waiian sugars, had an interview with
Secretary Folger to-day and rec eceived
their final instruction from him. The
committee will leave for San Francisco
in few days.
The President has designated Jno. |.
Knox, Comptroller of Currency, to act
as Commissioner of Internal Revenue
for ten days from the 10th inst. As the
term OF Deputy Commissioner Rogers as
acting Commissioner will expire to.mor.
row, he could not be legally designated
to aet for a longer period. Knox was
designated by the President upon the
recommendation of Secretary Folger
The World Transferred.
New York, May 9.-Mr. William
Henry Hurlburt, President of the World
Publishing Company completed to-day
the transfer OF the entire property of
the World newspaper to Joseph Pulit.
ger of the st. Louis Post. Dispatch. Mr..
Hurlburt will announce this in the
World tomorrow morning aud place the
World under the editorial charge of Mr..
Pulitzer on Friday. 1t will continue
Democratic. Mr.. Pulitzer will extend
and modify its local features. The price
paid by Mr. Pulitzer is understood to be
about 100000. This dees not include
the building erected fer the paper under
Mr.. Hurlburt's directions in 1881, which
has been leased for term of ten years.
Mr.. Jay Gould is disposing of
his entire interest in the World,
is carrying out the policy before an.
nounced OF closing out his holding gen
orally OF railway and telegraph proper.
ties preparatory to tour round the
world. II is understood to be the pur
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
NEW TO-DAY.
Masonic Notice.

EDELMAN & CO., Cigar Manufac-
turers, make the best cigars and do the largest
obbing trade In Southern California, myl3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
NOTICE To TINE PUBLIC,

All persons are forbidden to credit my wife,
Maria Florentina r. de Fay, on my account, as
her conduct is such that cannot live with her
| viii pay no bills OF her contracting after this
date. NJ s. FAY.
April Both, 1888.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
ALFRED MOORE.

THE REAL ESTATE MAN, has in market,
the MESNAGER tract, adjoining the Scheiifelin
tract north Of Wide street, on San Fernando, op.
posite the depot. Plat and prices can be seen at
his office, 81 Los Angeles street He is the sole
agent a2g
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10

The officers and members OF Los Angeles Lodge
No. ~, +. A, NJ, are hereby notified that there
will be a special meeting at Masonic Hall, on
Spring street, at 7;S0 O'Clock this evening, for
work in the First Degree.
Sojournng Masons In good standing are in
vited to attend. A. W. EDELMAN, W. NJ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10

Mr.. A. $. HollIngmOrth !. the san Ana agent
Of tho HERALp.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-08-30
Excitement in China.

LONDON, Aug. pa dispatch from
Hong Kong says: A European at
Canton in an alteration recently with
some Coolies, drew a revolver and
killed boy and wounded two men,
He was arrested and now awaits trial
The outrage had an exasperating
effect on the populace who were al
ready greatly excited by the action of
the French in .Tonquin. Placards
We're posted on the walls of the city
Wednesday summoning the people to
rise and slaughter the barbarians.
The placards so added to the flame
that the Europeans became greatly
alarmed and the British consul sent
an appeal to the British commodore
for protection. The British sloop-of-
war, Swift, has left for Canton.