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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13
Took Exceptions.
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Az tbs Art Loan the other day fat
man with his hands under his coat tails
stood before painting. when one of two
ladies sho were criticising . landscape
neal by es clzimed:
.What exquisite harmony
"And how perfect in desail!' added
the other.
TIE man uttered grunt of dissatis-
faction and turned around.
s.Observ the coloring." continued the
first lady.
The fat man removed his spectacles
and felt cf lis nose.
"And what q charming perspectiver'
added the other.
.fYes--exactly-exactlyi" growled the
man ~ be pocketed bis glasses and start
sd for the door. s'If can't come in
here witho,, being ridiculed and bur
lesa led. n. stay out. No true lady
would mike fan Of . strange gentleman
ia this wa never.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13
Petition for Deed.

In the Superior Court, County Of Los
angeles, Stats Of California.
In che matter Of the estate Of v. A Hoover. de-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant 70 an
order made this day by the Judge Of the Super
ior Court, sAlr .:DAY.
The 10th day OF November, 1859.
At 10 A. NJ Of that day. ct the court room Of
said Court, In the city and county Of Los An
gsies, has been appointed as the time and place
Of hearing the petition Of H. W. Fouter. praying
for a decree Of this Court, that the executrix
Of said estate make conveysnce to said II. ".
Foster OF Lot 81 Of Hoover tract, in said city,
at which time and place all persons interested
therein may appAar and contest the same, and
file obligations IN writing.
October 10Th. 1853. o1s Nv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13
NEW HOWE AND HOUSEHOLD
Sewing Machines.

The best in the market Have all tho Iatev,
and as labor savers are unrivaIisd
Price. as for either.
~. SLoTTERBECk, AGENT.
No III SoRrH MAIN ST.. ouuo.st. n.
ishsu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13
FOR SALE,
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT FOR A
SMALL CAPITAL,

A good paying business and stock Of goods In
the town Of san Bernardino The stand Il one
Of the best in the city, being only two doors fron,
the new opera House, and four doors from the
ostoffce on the main business street. The
owner offers for sale for no other reason but that
he intends returning to his old home in EuropS
on visit Of year and more For particulars
address E. A. NlSBET. County Clerks ofsce' san
Bernardino. Cal seS I'M
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13
z GREAT ROCK ISLAND RoUTE,o


coMMonsous WEI
FINEST UPON
the low o oGvEMTv-FtvE CENTS ZACH.
THnEE
and ST. PAUL.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13

stsamers 0risAba and Ancon 20 through to San
San Diego, leaving San Pedro on the dates Of
their arrivals IRON San Francisco.
The OrisAba and Ancon call ct Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford. lSan Luis Obispo) only, on the
route TO and from San Francisco.
The Eureka and Los Angeles call 1t San
BusnAventura, Santa barbara, Gaviota, Port
Hartford, Csyueos. San simeon, Monterey and
Santa Crus
Passengers for San Diego take the train that
lnves Los Angeles for San Pedro At 10 A. \.
Passengers going north per OrizAbA or Alscon
leave 8. r. X. X depot, Los Angeles ct 10 o'clock
An Per Eureka Or Los Angeles II O'Clock
p r.. railroad time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13

Governor Mcdaniel, Of Georgia. has
read aud signed 1876 bills since thu rect mt
adjournment Of the LegislAture--more
work than any Governor Of Georgia, It
is said, ever did before.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13
ALBERT LEA ROUTE


uBiuns,s
aa Express Tans
n. r. GABLE, 3. ST. JOHN,
= -Pres'tA ,osnrn nsanag
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13
Montana Meat Market.
The Pioneer Market OF this City
IA MAIN STREET, NEAR rrRsr.

Keeps on hand the best Beef, Veal, Pork. Mnt
ton, Salt Meats and all kinds OF Sausares
Meats delivered 70 all parts OF the city.
A. FRANCK.
mrl-6m Proprietor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13

DR.. Leey Hall, Of the Massachusetts
Woman Prison, says that nowhere Il
there greater need for rn active work Of
reform than among the mill population
of that State.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13

Tho an ount paid into the United
States Treasury as conscience money
since 1881 q aggregate SlS6. 45S S.0l.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13
WRITING SCHOOL.

- M. EEAE161
Professor Of PsnmAnship, snnouncss that he =
ern rates bringing the tuition within the reach
Of all
1choeI Hours-DA Class from A. =. TO
II \. from 10 ar. \. Evening Class from 70
siHn.
Class fsli time Go per month; two hours or less,
IS per mouth; Evening lessons - per month; for
! shorter psriod, e1.6U per week
Room II, Downey Block sezi I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13

THE sronr OF a cosSEc1rcur HERO
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13
Gillette, Gibson b Wood,
Examiners of Title and
Conveyancers,
Rooms Is and IA, Mcdonald Block. Main
LOS ANGELES CAL
|!|5I|Ia9;|Il353

$4,000 EO1S go
n \ R~ruIar Monthlv Drawfsg will
XQ take piacs In the Masonic Hall, Masonic
Temple Building, in Louisville. ky.,
THURSDAY. ocT0BER 7sTH, sss3.
A Lawful Lottery and Fair Draw
tnrr. chartered BY the Legislature Of kontueky
and twice declared legal BY the highest Court in
ne state Bond given TO Henry County in the
gum Of sloo. go Tor the prompt payment Of all
priscs sold.
a Revoiutton In single Number
Drawings.
fTEvery ticket holder his own supsrvlsor. can
cal out the number on his ticket and zee the cor
responding number on the tag placed IN the
wheel In hrs presence. These drawings Will oc-
cur on the last Thursday Of every month. ks.o
the magnificent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13
Rates Of Fare from Los Angeles:

E1Plans Of steamer Cabins ct Agents once
where bsrths may be secured
For Newport Landing, via Santa Crus, etc.,
freight steamer leave san Francisco about every
two weeks. - tidss ssrss on the Newport bar.
Tho Company reserves the right TO change the
stsAme8 or their days Of sailing
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13
SOUTHERN ROUTES.

TIME TABLE FOR ocrosra.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-13


Are prepared to furnish PURE California wines
an brsndies.
We are practically In the wine business, en-
gagged In making and handling Ca ifornia wines
anu ofa.d'ss Mr. Watkins being Superintendent
and Mr. Wood ecretary Of the SAN cAsRIlL WNE
90. This mpany and the firm u B. DRsyfus&
Co, Of ansheim and san rsncisro. have given
Us the hanilng Of their business In Los Angeles
county. We have the ben, Tt Of these large
cellars, and can furnish the pure article right
from the ma ufactory at price tnat IL as low
as the goods can be handled at
We have a few pipes Of
rORT or "a and s,
which We hold for INvALIDs and tourists Al
orders promptly filed.
Address
Watkins & Wood,
SAN GABRIEL. Cal.
Telephone to San Gabriel Wine Co. suls I'm
National Republican., 1883-12-01
PURELY PERSONAL.


Hon. ]. H. o'Neil, of st. Louis, has rooms at the
Ebbitt
Hon. n Gofi, jr., of West Virginia, is stopping
at the Ebbitt.
Hon. George NJ. Robson has arrived In town
and Is occupying house No. 1888 Sixteenth street.
Representative Luke p. Poland and Mrs Poland
are at the Ebbitt where they win stay during the
winter.
Hon. Philetus Sawyer and Mrs. Sawyer, ofewis-
consn, will arrive in town to- day ana occupy 1929
street northwest
Paymaster Rodney. U. s. N. has returned to the
city from his usual summering in England.
Senator Charles'F. Manderson, of Nebraska, ac-
compnnied by Mrs Manderson, arrived from
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon, and have
taken rooms at the Portland for the winter.
c. w. Johnson of Minnesota, who was the eau
Gus nominee for chief clerk Of the senate two
years ago, is in the city He is sill an applicant
for the same place.
Z. +. Kidd, Cincinnati, Ohio; W. W. Morrison,
Nebraska; George Ducksbatcher, England, aud j.
II. Robinson, Portsmouth, Va, are ut the st..
James.
G. H. Iermess. Rye Beach, n. H.. ;R. S. Patterson,
philadelphia; g. A. Dugen Pittsburg George w.
Miller, Pennsylvania; j. w. Patterson, Pittsburg,
Illinois; A. w. Porter New York; II. Donohuo,
aud j. l.. Green, Philadelphia, are at the ST..
James. f.-
c. ID. Troy and wife, of Troy, N. Y; George W.
Bourman. s.. Louis; Thomas Maxwell, ST. Louis;
Gen, John ii. King and wife. Detroit: X. j. Payne
and wife, Rhode Island Col. A. Piner and wife
and Miss Cozzens Florida; j. II. Chandler, Mich.
81 Davis Page, Phtladeldhia; IL. b. Robson, u. ;.
M Wendell A. Anderson, Wisconsin, are at the
National Republican., 1883-12-01
uOusEHoLD NOTES.

Gold screws, with diamond heads, are the
latest things for the cars.
Nothing go better together, says Balti-
more epicure, than fried oysters and celery
salad.
Society girls this season are disposed to
wear all their clothes as tight as they can
get them.
New dinner cards are in the forms and
shapes Of musical instruments, from the brass
drum to the French horn.
Frames of white lace over tufted bright
colored satin arc the newest for the family
photographs in the parlor.
Fancy aprons for ladies who do their own
busting" cost about as much as the wages of
the hired girl for month.
New dessert dishes take the form of curled
leaves, with fruit attached to the handle
or under the edge for decoration.
Old-fashioned palm leaf fans, painted and
decorated with ribbons, are now the most
fashionable for fire hand screens.
Full dress for ladies this season will mean
very little dress about the neck and shoul-
dcrs, which is good for pneumonia.
1t may be mean to give away secrets and
tricks of the trade, but tho Newmarket and
coachmen's coats worn by the ladies are pad
ded on the hips and elsewhere.
Napkins, towels, fnger-bowl mats, and
other table linen are frequently given gold
thread borders and fringes, and sometimes
the whole stuff is damasse, or brocaded in
gold.
At recent fashionable dinner party the
round table had tall handle in tho center,
upon which was affixed very large Japanese
umbrella, with lighted lanterns hung around
the edges.
At several of the recent brilliant weddings
choirs of boys have sung some appropriate
hymn as the bridal party entered. The effect
was exceedingly good, being novel departure
from the usual routine.
Fancy stationery is properly voted vulgar.
There is nothing more genteel than plain
white paper and envelopes, and it is still more
"genteel" and after tho manner of tho '.old
SCHOOL, people to use sealing wax.
National Republican., 1883-12-01
The senate oommlt.ee on Rules.

The senate committee on rules werSin ses-
sion several hours yesterday, and practically
finished the revision of the senate rules. The
greater part Of the time was taken up in
making verbal alterations and condensing
the rules before agreed upon. A new rule
was adopted providing for the election of oiIi-
GERS of the senate, a thing which has hitherto
been done without any formal rule on the
subject. The new rule does not change the
practice from that of the past A new rule
giving control of tho senate wing of the capt.
tol, including the restaurant, to tho commit
too ON rules was agreed upon. Tho proposed
now code of joint rules was also discussed and
approved by the committee. They eodify ex-
isting practices in respect TO matters Of busi-
ness between the two houses, aud in addition
TO this they contain provision prohibiting
general legislation upon general appropria.
tion bills Fr
National Republican., 1883-12-01
SMALL TALK.

SMALL IALh.
Meet mo by moonlight alone, at 81 o'clock
Never
The girl with the big hat seems to be all head
until you talk to her
The Londoncrs have invested in $4,000
photographs of Mary Anderson.
Miss Harriet Lenox and Miss Kitty Wolf
arc the two richest maiden ladies in New
York.
The marriage of ex-secretary Benjamin H.
Brstow's daughter will take place ON Wednes-
day next at New York.
Tho Germans will bo given as usual every
week, and the dancing receptions arc as
many as tho leaves in vallambrosa.
There arc 100000 widows in Germany.
Some of tho husbands are in heaven, but the
most of them, no doubt, arc in this country.
Mrs. Drury, of Cleveland, has set new
style She has had her husband roprimanded
in court because he came homo with strange
hairpins sticking to his coat
Gen. Sherman says that the Boston girls
are "cntirely too massive" What in the
name of goodness does Gen. Sherman mean
by this. Docs ho alludo to ongbongpong?
Mr.. Mcclellan, aged 116 years. and Mrs.
| Wilson, n blooming widow of "a, were married
at Blythewood, S. O., on Sunday last. Brace
some chance for you now.
In Mrs. Stowart's music room at the Castle
are two large alcovos, which are to be con-
verted into private boxes for the concert.
Mrs. Letter, of Chicago, has taken one, paying
the generous sum Of $50 for it.
Judge Fisher, of Baltimore, having decided
that q man is liable in damages for SANDER
GUS words uttered by his wife, Mr.. Scholer,
of that city, had to pay $105 and costs because
his wife had said uncomplementary things OF
Mrs. Anna Mache.
There is q disposition to mako the hours
later than they have been during the past
few years, and to dance into the a. ms, but
the opposition is equally strong for late hours
will fade tho freshest roses that bloom even
on the checks of debutantes.
Alice Oates, once favorte burlosque opera
boufIe actress, is about to take ON fourth
husband The last victim is w. IL. Corbett
manager of the Aurora Qll) Grand Opera
house, Alice is quite fat now, and her voice
resembles that of an auotioneer in cold
| weather.
National Republican., 1883-12-01
ARMY AND NAVY.

Lieut.. Z. g. Prime has been ordered 10 tho navy
yard New York.
The United States steamer Tennessee and Van
dalia have arrived at Norfolk from New York.
Assistant Engineer George L. Bird has been do.
tached from the navy yard, Boston, and ordered
10 the Sheuandoah.
Lieut., II. L. Tremain has been detached from
sno nay yaiu NoW @ i1,R, NM orueaSa 70 me
Cadets r. J, Ryan and Charles n. Sweetlng have
been detached from tie Yantic and ordered ~ the
Shenandoah. These orders complete the compile
ment of officers for the Shenandoah, and she will
bo ordored TO Join the Pacific squadron in a few
daya
National Republican., 1883-12-01

third will include all the friends and relatives
on both sides.
All society news and personal notices will
bo gladly received for this column of Satur-
days REPUBLICAN. Such items will be re-
ceived up to midnight Friday. Persons
sending itoms should write proper names
plainly
National Republican., 1883-12-01
yral Gstuts Brokers'.

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complelo schedule OF our hllseh
stores shops. ond farms oforOd for rent, together
with descriptions, prloes, We, aud how thSy may 90
ge9n Property for sale ~ al parts OF thoely Aonoy
" ''"D W ''-' '"'N''. u. IL WARMER. oie II st1seL
National Republican., 1883-12-01
Solunif1---8eIu.
Saanteo--.2uon,s.

ONE OR TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ with board, for gentleman, wife, and child with
infant Will be permanent; best reference Address
H. D. L., Republican Office. "a
1.-TWO OR FURNISHED ROOMS CENTRAL
4 location. Address, with price and reference
j. A. H., Republican onlce. al
A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS. BETwEEN
"a l2th and 18TH and and L sta. N. w, Address H.
j. L., Republican Office.
National Republican., 1883-12-01

TNoR SALE-PRINrED CARDS, oFURNIsHEn
E Rooms with Table logTA" "Thl llous0 lbs
Rent price l0ceps oaQh, arc for sale ~ the
O6eeok The National Republican.
National Republican., 1883-12-01
HEALFH Is WEALTH.

IN. T.. G, VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific tor Ilystera, Dasupss
Commissions, Nervous lIendnoho. MeutuDBproSalou,
lOai OF Memory, SpOrmatOtrhtea, lmpOtuuey, IN.
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
uYcr-eNertion, seltaOuSe, or OygrlndulgtnCe witch
leads 70 misery, decay and death one box VIII cura
recent cases. Each box contains one months trnal-
mont. one dollar box or six bONoS for tly0 dollars
Sent hy mail prepaid, on receipt OF price We guar.
untea ak boxes to cure any ease With each order
received by us for slS hOXeg accompanied with lya
dollars, wo VIII send tho purchaser oar Wrtlen runr.
Rntee 10 return tho money II the treatment docs not
effect cure. Guarantees Issued Cy SrOrf& GROIN,
WE'LL, teJ Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. d. a,
Wholesale aud retail agents. Orders by unil Wii re,
cevO prompt attention.
National Republican., 1883-12-01
MtAicnI.

DHEuDIATTSM NERVOUS DISEASES, COR
AG pulCuce. Headache, SplAiuF tcC, successfully
treated by Mpsshge aud swedish Movement Care.
PROF. NISsEN, Afarnis Hall. uu-'.tm
A DVICn AND CoNsULTArGON FREE
IN Or. WM. TAYLOR Specialist. OliCe, .3 O. NJ.
n, w. Women aud chlllreu'S diseases u specially.
Gentlemtn are also requested call us ho tgVuls nj
their complaints successfully. Ollct open day aud
evening uu2GOts
National Republican., 1883-12-01
S1rrsunal Comfort
SUst ano .sOano.

S0sI and y0pN0
II osT--oN NOV. 3. ENVELOPE CONTAINING
IL papers of no value except TO owner Finder
VIII return same 70 10 10th VI. N. Wi VIII be paid
Or The trouble ..I '0l
Il oAr,-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, GOING
~ nom Metropolitan Club 70 Downey'B stuble,
one black aud white check horse blanket suitable
reward II len al above stable. VI
National Republican., 1883-12-01
S1lauteh-1onsts,

A HOUSE OF OR ROOMS, WITH MODERN
"A improvements. Address, stating TERMS ~. d.
a., Republican Office. 3-S
National Republican., 1883-12-01

CoDoRUs, PA-Rev. J. d. Zehring says: 'I
was paralyzed in my right side. The use of
Browns Iron Bitters enabled me to walk"
National Republican., 1883-12-01

TO oRDER, SIS suits Eisotaan BROS, 7th and E,
National Republican., 1883-12-01

n 1EoNEY TO LOAN ON HBAL EsrATB AT 'PHl
INI lowest rateA DANkNAOWllk u son, l2A
street northwest a0lJ-n
National Republican., 1883-12-01
.fur Y,nt--Aistsllnn,ous.

VTOR RENT-FINE BUSINESS IPROPl.ftTY.
H. OJ1 Seventh street northwest for many years
occupied as shoe store. Apply to WM q. d lltNS,
col X street northwest trtU
National Republican., 1883-12-01
for Rrnt--Mnnsrs.

DRICK, No lOi Il ST. N. w, COR. isr, 0 ROOMS
ID good repair; $40. ALBERT r. FOX, No. g2O /
81. N, W. a..., 6J
National Republican., 1883-12-01

11IH OrHST. N. 1.-TWO LARGE NEATLY
l. 4 4 " furnished rooms. communicating; also
one single room rent moderate board convenient,
National Republican., 1883-12-01
fnr Htni--Nnnms.

4
roo 10TH ST. ". W.-HANDSoNfELY FUR |
IOA nished rooms suite, In new house, |
with modern improvements; newly furnished I
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-11-26
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Col. J. II. Lucia has removed from
Vergennes to Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram A. Wheeler of st.
Johnsbury celebrated their golden we'd
ding Nov. 14th.
B. f. Haviland of Danvile sold his
pair of bay fve-years -old horses to a New
York man for $1050.
The house of correction now entertains
fifty-eight state guests-ffty lone men and
seven women.
The Free Press announces the death of
Ms. Sarah Whipple in Burlington, aged
l03 years, months and IA days.
Fifteen farmers on adjoining farms in
Barnard have over 900 turkeys that will
average ten pounds apiece, dressed,
Twenty of the 24l towns in the state
have women school superintendent, but
the men elect them, usually to get rid of
an ungrateful Office themselves.
A train on the Burlington & LamoiIle
road was stuck in snowdrift recently.
Such enterprise on the part Of the B.
| & L. must make the Lake road feel bad
A Castleton man has lived within four
miles of Lake Bomoseen twenty-five years
and never set eyes upon it. His brother
has crossed the ocean five times since
| 1860.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-11-26
THE SPEAKERSHIP

In the next house of representative
the democrats have majority of six
ty-four; and the republicans can do
no more than to cast q COMPLIMENTS
ry vote for one of their own number
Some of them might possibly vote for
Randall, if it were necessary to pre-
vent the election of a more objection
able democrat. 1t is probable. how
ever, that the democratic squabbles
over candidates will be settled by
caucus action. Thus far in the race,
Mr.. Randall claims to be ahead,
though canvass made by the New
York Times correspondent gives him
but so votes to 40 for Carlisle; while
the Herald correspondent gives Ran
dali Sc. Carlisle 1875, and leaves Mr..
Cox out of the account. There is no
doubt that Carlisle is Mr.. Randall S
strongest competitor, and in some
respects he is much the ADLER man.
But Randall has had an experience
of five years in the speakers chair,
and this will count for great deal
in his favor with the old members
while it will help him with the new
ones. He is conceded to be the
shrewdest manager among all the
candidates named, and if elected he
may aid in saving his party from the
commission of many serious blunders
For this reason, if no other exists
it may not be good policy for the re-
publicans to encourage his election
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-11-26

1t is rumored that the Boston &
Maine and Canadian Pacific railroads
have entered into negotiations with
view of making the eastern connec-
lions of the Canadian Pacific Wis.
Southeastern, Boston, Concord &
Montreal. Lake Shore and Boston &
Maine railroads, and that providing
satisfactory arrangements are made
with the Boston & Maine, to make it
the terminus of the above named
combination, they will proceed to I'M
mediately construct the famous "Lake
Shore road'' from Alton Bay to con-
meet with the Boston, Concord &
Montreal railroad.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-11-26

The New York Herald, after in
vestigating the subject, says there
was never before an election in that
state, in which the republicans spent
so little money as the last one. The
state and city officials were all demo-
Gratis. The federal office-holders had
an attack of civil-service reform, and
wouldn't pay, and the rich men of
the party thought there was no
chance for success and kept their
money in their pockets. On the 9th
er hand the democrats had plenty of
scrip, getting $4,000 out of one
candidate and from others in proper