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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Los ANGELES MARKETS

hAtvp1 Htfuu nrtuw ntv set.'r-
dsrd qpslity, delivered Of store or warehouse IN
this city. Small parcels. OF qualities OF extra
shoire grades are not included On the third
page Of this paper will bs found = resume Of
transactlons cn Change. With . reyiew q the
market eaeh dnY
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TnR HERALD STEAM PgISTISe HeUsE
makes II speciality OF Legal Printing.
Briefs, rrsnscrlpts, etc., printed et low
rates.
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A positive cure for dyspepsia--Dami-
ana Bittes Michel Levy, Wholesale
iquor dealer, agent.
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Ii you want a good appetite, drink
Damiana Bilterr.
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Ilughess Russian baths, located No.
$40 Nam ST., opposite. tho Pico House.
GentIsmen and ladies attended TO by
persons ot thsir own sex.
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Tho difference.

Decorations and wall papers, the hnest
and latest, and the grestest variety, Mt
Raphse, Bros, lll Main street.
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nWill you have eqfe aoir oqfs al
iunt' ask d the hostess o. Mrs. Paivenu
III other ,vening, ihe hostess "having
ja.tfetrra lioa Eirops." II guess,
imase'el Mrs. parvenu, wenrily, II
guess w n take ueither--them French
iulli liss 80 awful hllin', you know,
mud I've eat now more than Ia
unuhter.r
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sLAvrNs CHERRY TOOTH PASTE

An aromatic combination for the pres
rrvatien OF the teeth and gums II Ii
far superior to any preparation OF its
kind in tho marke.. In large, handsome,
opal pots, price so cents. For sale by
ali drnggists. G. T. Niece, agent, Los
Auoelea
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Please take notice. Any person hay
ing pledges or oollaterals at the Star
Loan aud Broker Office, No. Com.
mereial street, will please redeem the
same or pay accrued interest thereon
within thirry days iron this date or they
viii be sold. p. S.--Monsy loaned on
AL Kinds Of personal property. nar30tf
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ro Whom u laay ooneern.

Damiana makes the old young and ths
weak strong and healthy. Nj. Levy, &Co,,
Wholesale liquor dealers, agents.
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II you want a good.htung truss call
ct G. L. Heinzemans Drug Store, l22
Main street, who keeps the largest as
sortment OF trusses on hand in Southern
California.
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The First Street Coffee House, 22 ane
"a First street, makes speciality OF hne
steaks aud delicious coffee. Private
rooms for ladies'. Open night and day.
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Do not forget Alusinnis' imported Gar

You will never have sour stomach
Won drink Damiane B,tters.
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foa aalE.

handsopie cottage of fiyo rooms, nicely fn
ished Inside, situated on Sixth street, between
ort aud Spring, For terms, stc., apply 70
POMER0Y q MfLta
noye Il Opposite the Court House.
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FOR SALE.

Two building lots on east side Main street, be
tween sxtb aud ,ayonth street, eS MAT feet
Also las feet on Seventh street, corner q Los
Angelea street, iuqulre Of
@. EERcKHoFF,
noy2ltt OLE 5. Main street
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suiff.n tin his own estimation the ris.
iaz poet Of America)-"Ah, do you
Eu0w, Miss Bracng, tnat my iHIy'ss az
WAYS come to me in my dreainsg Miss
BTcinr--,'Yesi that Is perhaps why
they make other people 40 sleepy
Amffsp, alter moments hesitation, CON
cIudes that it would DO well to retire fof
whilo
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For health, strength and vigor drink
Dainisna Bitiers. ans ly
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Ladies who are troubled with cramps
and nervousness should drink Damisna
Bitters. II is pleasant to take.
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ueRar ssD n,Jccy Ar .AFFLE
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FOR SALE.

Two Of tile best lots IN the city, running from
New High street TO Buena Vista, 100 feet iis N
the site Of tho nos Court House. Price sOl..
Apply at Kmbai Mansion OF at n. II. Kiuiba.rss
Is Spring st.
noy29 I'm
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The largest stock OF drugs, medicines,
perfulneriss and toilet artlcles in South
arm California, at G. Il. Heinzenaans.
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DR., Joseph Kurtz

No. 2eS Main street, opposite Baker Block
esrEye and ear dlscases treated With the care of
a specialist. Ap22
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LAWYERS.

Rooms ii to IS, Baker block. Los Angeles. Jai
Practice In all State and Federal Courts. set I'm
E n brsrLEY ). a. tucA sors EicHs.
WICKs, LUCAS 4 BENTLEY.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Sc AND 81 TEMPLE BLOCK. Los ANGELES.
ssSutf
]. 0. HoaAaD. Jous koBAars
HOWARD & R0BARTs,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
wneoz Dlock. 10 Spring st., Los ADgeles-
t82su
JARRET T. RICHARDS,
Attorney-at Law,
oFFfcE-Downey Block. Rooni le. ms /
David Lyon,
roRNEY EY-AT-LAW,
Room |, D0wney Block, Los Angeles
W. ,. sARDrrza. ". D. sEzSuEssos.
Gardiner & Stephenson,
Attorneys aD Counseiors at Lsw
orFicE--Rooms /. and 0. Allan Block.
CORNER OF SPRING AND TEMPLE sTs.
fsh2in
D. M. ADAMS,
TToRNEY AT LAW,
RoomT7 Temple Block. iaaiiu
j. Brousseau.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
tgEos. CO AND 81. BAKEn BLOCK mriiti
hEskY n SMITH I. D. Bscxs
A W. HUTTON
Smith, Brown 81 Hutton,
ayTGRSkrs Ar lAw.
o1Fica-HeoMs el. o. ss gEapLE BLocR.
JEo. !. cuApMAE ,. a ehA -
Graves q Chapman.
Attorneys and counseiura At Lav
ROOM NO. aA4El fsacs -4ls
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S. Q. Hubbeh.
ATTORNEY AZ LAa
ROOMS 5 4 4, DUCoaNCE's BLOCH. emiis
Main ans Coninefs;al SITS. Los Angeles. myfh
GEORGE s. nUpF. r1os l. sAtlIn
Smith u Hupp
Attorneys and Counseiors At Law
oFFIcEs-,Sa & 80. TEMPLE BLOCK
WIN practice in all the State and Federal
Courts In California and will give prompt and
aithful attention 70 all business entrusted to
them niu
w. E. HEATHMAN,
Attorney and Counsellor Ut Law
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Room &C Of Paris BLOCK p. o Box AZ.
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PHYSICIANS.
nR. n. ". SHOEMAKER,
ID E M .r II - -E i,
Aa,e Of Philadelphia.
OFFICE Room No. 7. Nadsau block. 0tiioc
hours-l0 4. ii. tofP II. daily, except Saturday
and Sunday. novo
L. X. RILEY. NJ. D.,
oFFIcE-Roora %. schumscher block, opposite
postofbcc utics hoars--lo to IL a. n, to and
7toRr y nov7 In
=. DE W. CRANK, N. D.,
n o M m Q p ATFssS T.
Rooms ss and SO Baker block. ofDcs hours.
loA N. to Il NJ, to :. and 20 ) P. a. noyl u
gro. W. iasHEH, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
OFFICE--Rooms and 8, Schumacher hio-k,
opposite postoilice, Moth spring street.
Office hours--io A. N. to II n, 3 to q PM 70
sP.M., and at ught o3l In
ssFSs. n. y. JOKES, n. n-I <<ezgss>
s Lanfrancc Block, 60
LOS ANGELES.
exaustyely octS-tt
w. l.. WILLS, M. D.,
Physician & Surgeon,
odca, IS $. SPRING ST.. RoEDER BLOCH.
oGlcs Hours-s to oAH NJ. end l to Q and
Elizabeth A. Follarshee, M. D.
OFFICE, gil 8. FORT STREET
CFPirz HeuRs q 10 10 a NJ
ito eP. H.
Sixth street ears pas the daos sei2d
WALTER L.NCLEY, m. D
OFFICE AND REsIpEscE
MG5. 1a9 EORT 9T
Next door to wolwebers drug store
Teephone No. a. Office houjs 2 to p Il
81 a. & GALE.
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FOR SALE,
TO LEr.

Two rooms furnished for housekeeping tor man
and wlfo; barn for horses and buggy II wanted:
corner Of Fifth and Charity strest', NEXT 10 the
Normal School. Also furnished house In santa
Monica. with stable. olc.
noy2s A Corner Fifth and Charity Streets.
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DR.. @. F. Gillingham,
DR.. ]. s. Griffin,

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, Is4 MAIN STREET
Office Bours--O to IL A NJ. to aud to 5
I'm
ResIdence--East side Of Main street below
Firat mi6tf
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Sunny rooms with board at 206 Spring
street. Summer terms reasonable
mur23.u
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Damiana makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy. Michel
Levy, Wholesale liquor dealer, agent,
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ron sALE--FoR RENT.
Good 6 Business Chance. Cji

Kinstccn ffrnished rooms within tIfrso minutes
walk Of ths Court Mouse: rooms now arc ornupic,i;
VIII net 70 the party puF, hasing this bargain sl60
per month. Enquire Of
hEsNE, FfrHEf q KNOX.
oc4u ~ Fist street.
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cnn > woman 4 eep q secret :

A prominent physIoan asserts that
woman cln really bs made quite Ill by
trying ~ ketpa great sscreti yet, with
out wishing to cause any illness, but
rather 10 cure it, We have secret to
imp .rt, aud that lie, there Is only one
thing that viii dissolve the poisonous
Uuo acid which exiss In the blood Of
Rheumatic aud Cjuly patients. OF
a,piss you are at berty to tell the SO.
cret, which Is called Sallcyliea. 1t
strikes directly at the cause oi Rheu-
ma ism, Gout and Neuralgia.
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LOST.

or Buena Vista streets between college ~ Short
street,, double English canels hair shawl, in
bright colors, small figures. The finder vii re-
cciSo reward OF ten dollars loayiag the slilie
at Preuss 4 Pironi's drug sscre. novs5 iw
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HoTlGE.

British shtp Argo. Capt. Bionaeid. from Aus
tralla.-kaither agents nor tie Undersigned,
master Of the above naued vessel, win he r.
s,onsihIe for any debts thut may be contracted
BY the crew. HARRY BLONtIELD.
rotet oN
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WAHIEn.

EVERYBODY to know that full line OF tho rsr-
feet fitiing and stylish .Doncstc" patterns are
kept at the Domestic" Sewing Machi1e oihcs,
No. Nadeau block. no'Hb In
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| viii be ct rny Office from A. n. t. u ", and
rom ! to Ar ". daily Sundays excepted
L. II. BOYD,
iylStf Superintendent. Of Streets.
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VA. Valder can be found at the Los
Angeles P,otare and Art Store, No. ia
Nadeaa Block, whore he has the largest
stock Of Pelures, frames aud artists
natermls south OF San Francisco. aul4
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r0LEr.
FURNISHED ROOMS,

FINE LARGE STORES TO let IN Arcadia
Block. Apply TO
I'm ines HOBt. y BAKER
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IS Y, Mr.. Snow, can you tell me what
de word agriculture meant" why you
niggsra,nur, doan you know nutfinf 1t
stan 10 What Missus say de Jones hahn
eo,, edg1c .ton, refinement, Egyptian
polish aud dem tngs." "Yahi yah! yahl
de ol,or ,ou glt de mo- you hide you
sense. Culture msan dem tings and ag-
rieul ure an TO CROWN cotton and cam
and de elb.ceer what make de popular
Tansill'. Punch tegar, Boss git at de
Postoff,cs Sepnr Store.
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Those suderingfrom rheumatism, liver
and kidney 'liseases, indigestion, etc"
should 20 To Fulton Wells. lnje2A
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If yor want pure liquors aud wines so
70 No. 81 a leo rect. oct5 I'm
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OFFICE HOURS.

Parties desiring information on this subject
Will address box 64s possofice. noy2s I'm
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Damiana b.tters regulates the stomach.
Michel Levy, wholesale liquor dealer,
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wAnTGn TO PURCHASE.

Wanted. In East Los Angeles about sn acre
squire OF land on the street corner north Of rail-.
road track reer the terminus on essy terms. Ad
nantio street. city. noyiS 81
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The old reliable store Of c. f. Heinze.
man is still headquarters for drugs and
mediuines. He has full line OF patent
medicines, selling thsm in quantities TO
suit at Eastern prices.
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r. Lindquist, merchant tailor, No. 20
Spnns stroet, is himself practical cut
ter, and, having had ample experiences
In San Francisco and Los Angeles,
kaows how TO meet the requirements Of
his customers. He keeps a full supply
Of the best cloths constantly on hand
and makes them up upon honor"
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EnR REnr.
WANTs--LosT-F FOUND.

A new house OF Eight rooms ard bath. Adj.
dress r. o., postofIice nov2O u
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Pleasantly located and neatly furnished,
TO LET, SINGLE OF EN- SUITE,
Corner Fort and Franklin streets. block from
Postoffice. d3lu
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nor WANTED
KnIicE To spnRTsMER.

To drive delivery wagon and make himself
generally useful In the st 70. Api iy at Raphael
3 sehle lnasr'l, No. Is North Main street.
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CArARRu CURED, health and sweet
brsash secured by Shilob's Catarrh
Rsmsdy. Price so cents; nasal injector
free. For sole by prcuss & Pironi.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

The Mexican remedy for diseases OF
the kIdaeys and bladder ia Dsmiana Bit
Tara
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what
sso
toAh deaths
gna
powers
youthful o CONE AND SEE NJ
"
NH 0
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nraRDlEaa RARlEY foR aALT.

Mahos tho 1nost martin the market and great
producer Address,
g. L. NAYRERRY,
oSin San Gabriel Pcstofice
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$4,000 SHORT.
j. b. Marston, Another Confidential
Clerk, Betrays the Confidence OF
His Employers.
The Equitable Trust Company OF New
York, Wealthy Corporation,
the Victim.

NEW YoRE, March 2S.-The officers Of
the Equitable Trust Company, No. 16 E1-
cbsnge Place, discovered This week that a
clerk named ]. B. Marston, formerly in their
employ, was = d.fsulter to the extent Of
about $4,000, tskeo during the last four
years. He resigned February 1st, 20 take
effect The lat of Marco, But left the Office
several weeks ago and hiss not been seen
there since. The frat intim alton received
by the company that anything was wrong
was q noie from Marston confe-sing bis
guilt. An eKs m .tion of the books of the
concern showed tue extent and manner of
The frauds. Nsrston was interest clerk, his
duties te'ng 10 receive all interest from
money loaned by the company and place it
in the bank. When interest drafts we're re-
ceiyed in the office proper receipt were
mailed and drafts gwen 10 Msrston to put
10 The bank. 10 case Of drafts upon private
bankers it was Marstou's custom to get
m ,nsy for them and pocket il, taking a.
amount IN proportion 10 the Days receipts
Sometimes he t-ok as much as $1,000
at time. He had control of the sooxs con-
tainirg the lists, checks ami drafts, and
mansged TO conceal his emb. zzemeut until
finding discovery inevitable, ran away. The
company has submitted the case to the dis
trict attorney, aud it is supposed NJ Msrston
Will De indicted ana arrested as soon as he
can be caught. Marston entered the Equit-
able Trust Company's employ In 1873, when
a boy fifteen years of age, and kept rising
step by step. He was not known TO live ex.
travsgantiy, and the fact that be KEEP, sew
eral horses and carriages at his place iu
Plain6eld, n. j., was accounted for upon the
score of private means. The officers Of the
company are unable so far 20 find out where
the stolen money il, or where it went TO. A
restitution of a small part of the money has
been N sde, and from The defauller's property
al Pisinfeld few thousand dollars will be
realized. The company doss moi know where
NJ rston ia at pre.ent. He is a married m an
with family. The Equitable Trrst Com
pany is a veal hy corporation, having .
capital of 81 500 900, and is oaning money
upon mortgage, chiefly in the West. The
loss will not affect the conpsny's standing
in he least.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-24
JOHN HOWARD PAYNE.
Services over The Remains at New York
-Honsrs TO the Dead.

New YORK, March 23.-A large uu mber
Of visitors, including many ladies, called at
the CITY Hall to-day to see the remains Of
John Howard Payne lying in state. During
The day a constant stream OF visitors passed
in and out of the room where the bodv lay,
guarded by the serge ant alarms of The Board
of Aldermen. Some of the ladies scattered
flowers on the casket. The remains we're re-
moved 10 the Pennsy lvania railroad depot at
o'clock and delivered by the Alderm mic
Committee to the Washington Committee
Prior to the removal of the body from the
City Hall a brief address was m ade by
Algernon S. Sullivan, and poem, "God and
Our Native Land" was recited by A. L.
Adams. Alter these services, and while the
remains were being removed 10 ,hs hearse,
Gilmore's band, from the balcony of the
CITY Hall, played "Home, Sweet Home"
SERVICES AT CITY HALL
Pat Gilmore's great band iu the afternoon
was aligned in front OF the City Hall, and
soon the sweet strains of Home, Sweet
Home" made thousands of people, hurry
ing home or bustling abou, halt. All remem-
beriny ths the remains of Payne we're in the
gov.raor's room, went thitheIward "Nesrer,
Nv God, 10 Thee," "rhe Last Chord" and
the doxology, were played by the baud, and
as the body was borne 10 the hearse, every
inStrumeDt, as full OF pathos as OF melody,
gave forth again, in modu sted strains, the
immor al "Home, Sweet Rom," all pres
ent, from Gilmore to the l,test gsmin, uu-
covering. The coffin was enioldsd by the
stsr-spaugled banner, and IS the coffin was
placed in The hears,, lhs rs ar Spanged
Banner" burst forth from sixty-6ve instru-
mems at the call of Gilmore. The funeral
procession then MOVED int, 3rnAdxay,- tn
the Penusylv anis raiifoad depot, and New
York com nitted to the authoritiss of Wash
iugto the dust coon to fnt fitting rest aud
home, the band playing ''Iu Native Worth"
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a General Gail Of the Irish.A m erfcan
Land League.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March ga general
call of the National L,nd League of Irel and
he Irish National Land League of the
United States and Canada, and the Commit
lee Of Seven, sigued by Patrick Egan, of the
National League OF Ireland; J ames Mooney,
president of the ish-American Lind
League; Michael Bolsnd, CHARM an of the
Committee OF Seven, for the Irish American
National Convention at horticultural Hal
Phlladelphia, April 26th, has been issued.
Ihe call ls tor the purpose of expressing
sympathy with the suffering people Of
Ireland, to protest against the despoiling of
the constitutional liberties of her people, the
packing OF her jury boxes by political and
religious bigots, snd all her national and
political rights oblitersted. The fer ocious CO.
e1clon act, whose tyranuous provisions shock
CIVILIZATION, eDgender asd reward crime and
justify every legitimate effort Of exasperated
people to declare on behalf OF the exiled
millions of Ireland's race that we will never
cease our efforts to recover for our mot her
land The God-given inslieusbls right OF
nstlonai Independence, and that We will
blend into one organic alton all Irish societies
OF the United States and C.nanda to make
new organization to be sfi lated with the
Irish National League, OF which Charles
Stewart Parnel is president" The cali
closes thus: st is now decided that the
distinguished Ifish leader, Charles Stewart
PArnell, with one or more of his collasgd
and Patrick Egsu, e1-Ireasurer OF the Land
League, will honor Us by their presence. To
give them such Welcome and reception as
they deserve will alone suffice TO call out the
fullest strength OF the Lsague organ cations
aad insure its best effor,s"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-24
ELECTION FRAUDS.
Testimony in the New Orleans Cases
Closed.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.-The election
fraud cases was resumed aud tue testimony
closed The deiens. presented F. d. Cnsr
bonnet, City IA | empoye, who worked
in Inc registration cffise last Augus', aid
While there Issued duplictte registration
papers without the applicant taking oath
that the original wss lost; be did not know of
any other clerk doing tnis. Oven Short,
father of the accused, did not act as election
officer, only went 10 the polls to vote and re-
ceived notice Of appointment, but handed it
his son Oven. The accused Is John Short.
Rsnse, counsel for the osispse, stated that he
proposed to prove by the production OF the
book isef than an entire duplicate regis
tratiop of Que OF b. wsri- exist d, in order
10 show how easy ii il t. III nuiac'ure lraud-
ulent registration pspr-. In contradictions
of ,h- testimony OF Porter Grsves, for the
defen-e, who stated that since The poii- books
were brought bsck alter the election b y
had never been out OF his pos :s'los, }. v
Guillo,te, city Administrator, testified thai
last Oc.ober he applied for and was given
two books, with copy Of the list of regis
tered voters of the Ninth ward for the pri
msry election Tne defense here offered
twenty FIVE or thirty blank duplicate regis
ration certificates 10 SHOW the jury how easy
it is TO get them.
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FOREIGN NOTES

GLASGOW, March 23.-John Bright was
presented with the free dom of the city.
PARIS, March 23-Itis denied that France
intends 10 blockade the Madag ascar porls.
PARIS, March 23-The condition OF
Edouard Laboulays, the Well-known jurist,
is much improved.
PHILLIPoPoLIs, March 23--The inh abb
tants of Csrlovs, Sopot and Salofer have
risen against the importation of foreign
woolen thread, and several depots of such
thread have been pillsged and burned. The
militia refused TO suppress he outbreak and
cav llry were dispatched for that purpose.
CATANIA, March 23.-The eruption OF
Mount Etna is increasing in violence.
new crater has been opened and the lava
threatens 10 overwhelm Nicolosl and other
villages. The people are fleeing from their
homes, and the troops are assisting to save
their property in the mountains. The cen.
tral opening ia ACTIVE, but there is no dis
charge OF lava.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-24

PURIM GIFTS.
An Appeal frsm the Union American
Hebrew Congregations.

NEW YORK, March 23.-The Union Amer
lean Hebrew Congregations have Issued an
appeal for Purim gifts to promote the work
Of allegisnce OF the Israelite University,
which, with the aid of the Anglo-Jewish as
sociAtion and sister auxilisries, has estab-
lished aud maintained schools for Hebrew
children in Roumauis, Servia, Syria, Pales-
tine, Turkey, Morocco and Tunis. The alli-
auce now maintains twenty-five schools in
various porte, with total OF 1l27 pupils,
while more than 5000 apprentices are cared
for in Cons autinople, Tuuis and other towns.
At the training schools in Paris native teach
ers are prepared for educational work in
Turkey and North Africa.