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LOCAL LINKS.


The mercury registered at sS In the shade
yesterday.
Trunks repaired and put in good order at
OF NJ I sfe'L
Send your Old trunks 70 OF Main street,
n have hem remodv'ei.
Dr. Hewetts Filings do not drop out, but
ar pat ga 10 STA, Nts! ,tmr,
Iotas farmers, The cotton pupsi N set.
tied. see the card vt Bryan y Bmd,h aw
In the local columns.
Fine rains fell yesterday ~, Ennis ard
Garrett, In Ellis county amt sAtenutd 10
within two miles otWaxahpohie.
A Swede named Jchnson was stung Nv =
centlpehe yesterday afternoon, white NOV,
in, old lumber from u lot on Elm stretl
near Live Oak.
Theladies OF First Presbyterian ohurchwill
give a lawn marty ON Tuesday evening the
nth Inst. al Mr. lIargis, corner Jackson and
Harwood streets,
A man was reported run over on the II
Il i. o. road, south OF here, yesterday aud
killed, but the report could not be traced TO
any reliable source.
The second year OF Miss Golfers primary
school boeins September 9th Number OF
upils mited, For partiulArs apply At ll2l
Main street, Dallas.
Wanted by A. Brownlee, twelve iint
CLAWS carpenters nj Dallas, and six first.
carp, nters to <, TO Houston, Texas, ON
steady Job or one year. nn
Attention OF cotton men IL called 10 the
4 resolutions uft,~ nalla. Rard oi under
writer's. Thy W n hr iuod In another
column. ind re imparsot.
Richarr Oohn. pRwnh'oker and jeweler
COZ 10 Nam street. Dallas, Established
1877. Money 4, 'rsn, and unicdeemed
pledges rsar a. half price. -" 4,
Rev Olson ia begins 10 night A series
oigospel meetings. at the First Coogrega
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nnllas school OF Music ami AIT

Thnt nnlIns could and would support n
school devoted entirely to instruction in
muse and AIT, Is proved by the success
which has attended the venture OF Mr. and
Mrs, Capwol. The attendance In the dI'
ierent departments is already large, ANA Is
daily increasing. The rooms Of the school
are large, we'll ventilated aud cool, and are
furnished with crything necessary 10
make the hours OF study pleasant. Atpres'
emit only q limited number of pupils can be
accommodated, aud applications for in'
slrueion In any Of the departments now
open, painting, drawing, plano, organ, vo-
ual or elocuuon, should oe made at once,
This week should OIL the roll OF the school
To It's limit For terms and hours call on
MIR. Capwell at the school rooms, lover 10.
wards music stotel between the hours oil
and IL my morning.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

AT the 81 George. S Woods, 4 I
Adams, kaufman; ID l. Campbell, l9us-
ton; L NJ Beoris, st. Louis M Mckee,
Wills Point; X l. Chishilm and family,
q eorgia; J 4 Fugate, Tennessee; IL Rob
erts, Denison; sH Newil, Milford; I a
Scurlock, Cleburne; u A Russell, II
Gault, Walter Degrozier, TERRELL IL W
Harry Brenham; A n Grant Weatherfordi
A X Segar, New Orleans; A Underwood,
TerrelE G w Middleton. Jacksonville;
, Thomas Murray. Moxco; Robert Dryers,
: st, Louis; q w Turner, Waco, NJ Il Frank.
lin, Pilot Point A T. Barrett. Georgia I
u Smith, Tyler; Mrs Nj Crawford, Il stat
/ ford, Fort Worth; A Nj Rixie, New Orleanssi
Henry Erwin, Miss ID, Wave, kautmani w
Furmaux aud wife, Miss Polite Furmaux,
Miss N Ii Morgan, Trinity Mills James I
Edwards, Bolton; q NJ Danham, Htllsboroi
] Il Polk, Elmo; W l. Wilson Richmond,
Kentucky; " Il Craig, Texas; James ID Ell
lott, LynChburg, Virginia; VIII Balm, Den
ton; ] l. Hill, Mckinney; l. Openheimer
Trenton, Tennessee; IL Handy, sherman
w NJ Persons, Alabama; J w Hudson and
| wife, st. Louis; Charles II Potter, San
Francisco; J u Mckee, New York IL Il
| Glass Boston,
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VIII A. Watkin n Co., HERALD build.
ing, yesterday received u Cabinet Grand
Upright J. &C, Fisher piano, from the
Fisher piano display at the Southern Ex-
position st Louisville. Watkin Il Go. are
behind with their orders for Fisher Up.
rights, but will soon have them all filled,
They are the only exclusive dealers in pi.
amos aud organs IN the state. Call and sec
them before buying. All instruments
fully warranted, Remember the place
win A, Wathu Il Co., HERALD building
nntlng
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GcntIcmen's BaIaar.

Geutlcmena bhfnhrs - -.
The establishment OF Douglas Bros, 7OS
Main street, Ia the m ost beautiful and roch'
erohe tailoring emporium In North Texas.
They keep ON hand the most elegant line
of clothes, cassimeres and suitings ever eN'
hibited in Dallas, and oil OF the latest
styles and patterns, Douglas Bros. refer
with pride to thsir experience in this city,
and their efforts to please their customers
have been entirely successful, In mct their
reputation MS artistic tailors is so well ees'
tablished that when Nell.dressed gentle.
man with u neat-httlng, mshionable sun
passes on the street, the remark is frequent
| iy heard, Douglas Bros. are thai mans
| t,ilors. They invite every one to call and
examine their goods and prices, feeling con
Gdent OF their ability TO please the taste
and fancy ol each aud all,
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The school ut the Rock College, for
males and females, will open Soptember.3d.
Course ct instruction will be thorough and
full. Miss Fannie II. Lower, known to
many In Dallas, will have charge OF the art
department Negotiations are now pending
for tirst.class teacher IN instrumental and
vocal music. For particulars call on the
principal, w. W, JAMES. -.
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Keurs European Hotel aud T.rtaurant

Open day aud night on and alter Septem
Der 1, 1883, Meals will he served ut all
hours during the night. The patronage o
the lovers OF good living respectfully sole
tied, and private parties accommodated
The tables are supplied with all that hom,
and foreign markets afford. Oysters, fish
game, chops and steaks the specialiies o
the house. Commercial men, downtown
merchants and the travelling public vii
find II second to none in the state. IL 4
a strictly ilfst-cass order house.
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4 Meritcd Tribute.
benciactsr. Aside from the motive of gain
he is actuated by the desire to please his
patrons and to render their selection of the
commodities he may deal in, pleasure in
stead of AN irksume task, The mothers of
Dallas have such benelactor in /, Rein.
hardt, the fashionable clothicr of Elm
street. His stock of apparel for the tiny
folks, especially In school suits, cannot be
excolled in the state, and his figures are
bedrock. "Boysh Of older growth will
also lind at this emporium everything that
goes to mate up the well.dressed gentle.
man.
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THE CITY.
THE TENAs LAND AND MORTGAGE

THE TENAs LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, or LONDON.
The above company loans money ON one
to FIVE years time, at reasonable rates in
terest, secured by deed of trust on Inn
proved lands, large farms, stock ranches,
and city property, 1t also deals in vendors
lien notes; negoIiates sales Of ranches, cat
tie, and bonds of every description; ant
does general financial and agency bust
ness in the State OF Texas and Europe.
O. Il. WELLEsL1y,
General Manager.
Onlce Cos Main street, Dallas, Texas,
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We arc Here TO nuyi

We care nothing for the wraugles and III.
tempered discussions over the cotton Ques'
ton. We will buy aud intend TO buy 1t,
You can weigh anywhere or on any scales.
We have the money to buy your crop. aud
the crop OF north Texas. Money paid down
for your weights, that is what we intend to
do. IL Is stuff to say that Dallas can't get
cotton. Good prices and fair weights are
all any man wants, We denend upon you
Tor iair weights. We will give you the taii
price. Wehaye como 10 stay, and staying
to buy your cotton.
BRYAN & BRADSHAW,
bl5 Elm stfeat.
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The Elm Street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, is the only saloon in the city which
imports its own wines and liquors. They
import In aud out Of bond Hungarian and
other wines, aud therefore can give their
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon In
the southwestimports direct as much rs this
house. Their cigars, lunch, liquors aud at.
tention given to the public cannot be ex-
celled IN the United States. Don't forget
/ to get your lunch and liquors ut the Elm
Street Exchange, where you will Away,
| find the ailable Jake MenCzer aud, assist
[ ants.
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LOUISVILLE EXPOHTION,
$50 30

$50 90.
The shortest and quickest route is via Lit.
Tie Rock and Memphis. Round trip tickets
now on sale ut 50l Main street, Dallas, at
$1,000 for the round trip. Also summer
excursion tickets to all places of resort In
the East and Southeast. Pullman sleepers
Little Rock to Louisville without change.
The NJ, Il l.. R'y is many miles the short.
est and from 10 to II hours the quickest
route to Nashville, Chattanooga, Knoxville,
&c, NC. For reliable information call on
or address A. Y, Stevens, Pass. Agt. N. G.
\ 81. l., R'y, Z. Il, Rogers Pass. Agt. =. n.
v \ G.. Ry, or IL. p. Turner, Agt., 5Oi
Main st.
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MILLINERY! MILLINERY
New Stock! Low Prices!
To the Ladies of Dallas:

We are now rea Ky to receive your patronage, with our
New Elegant and Complete Stock of MILLINERY, an
inspection of which invite Our stock daily ar.
vng and the elegance of the many unique novelties being
displayed are received with EXPLANATIONS of pleasure by the
feminine public ready appreciate the beautiful the
stylish Our aim is please Our guiding principles are.
Small profits and quick sales, latest novelties and lowest
prices polite attention. win public confidence and reain
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II o lNVNENIN.
Gen'l Pass. ACT, Little Rock

Having bought out the interests OF all
concerned in the firm Of q. Il, Hosmer6
Co., steam, gas and water.ftters, | will
continue the business at the old stand, 406
Elm street. A. McWHIRK,
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Before purchasing millinery, ladies' and
children's ready.madc suits, underwear and
all the latest Of novelties, will find ii To
Ladies' New Bazaar, 706 Elm street,
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NWNIl UNI,
NoTlcE,-The Gas Co. are now supplying
Coal ut lowest market figures in car load
lots, by the ton or In smaller quantities.
Send in your orders to the Gas Cos. Office,
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am prepared to lend funds at reason
able rates on farm or city property, over
north Texas, Vendors lien notes bought
JAMES d. SIMrsoN, Dallas Texas.
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Our Platform,
Stylish goods and low prices. Polite at.
tention to all, One price only. Our best
advertisement shall he gratitied customers
Harris Bazaar, 7l2 Elm street, Dallas Texas.
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Have now lessed he d Has Car foundry
,heN arr doing first class work In the iron
business. Iron fronts Is their speciality, all
'pariies desiring such will do well by calling
ON them aud getting estimates.
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10 I.ouIsylnc, Ky., and return, $40 80.

Commencing Thursday, August ID, and
on every Monday aud Thursday thereafter,
round trip tickets will be sold 10 Louisville
for 5000 via Houston and New orleans.
For tickets apply 10 any ticket agent ON
II. & I. q. II. II.
III. A. THOMAS,
T, p. A. G., II. & s. A. Ry. System,
Dallas. Texas
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Dallas, Texas.


The Brunswick saloon and billiard hall,
corner OF Main and Martin streets, has be-
come popular place OF resort, under the
able management Of Frank Cauthorn and
Charlie Purcell, who handle none but the
nnrest Of WHISTLES, best Of wines and finest
cigars,
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Orr's buggy and carriage house Is being
emptied and constantly replenished with
new and better goods 72l Main street.
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School books, hne stationery, gold pens,
blank books, headquarters for fine fancy
goods, Butterick's patterns, 7Ss Main
street.
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We are daily receiving the.latest novel
ties in millinery, as they appear at Bau'
mans, 7U6 Elm street.
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Milliners, salosladies aud apprentices
= wanted at Bauman's. 100 Elm street.
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Mluineryi Miiiineryil
Harris bazar 7l2 Elm street,
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Sample Paper,

Sample Paper,
Invoice Paper,
Glass Books,
Shipping Books,
Mobile Brushes,
BOSS" Brushes,
Deadlock Fasteners,
Tags, etc, etc, etc.
Books and Blanks Of any form ruled and
printed TO order.
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Jerseysl Jerseysl Jerseysl from $s,75 to
81 IS in all colors, at the ladies new bazaar,
FOG Elm street.
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Three Hundred Styles,
Ladies' uuttimmed hats ut. Harris bs-
xar 10 Elm street.
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Ready .made suits in all oolors and ma
terlal at pAuman's, 1o0 Elm street, ~
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The latest out in neckwear, ut Bauman's
1O0 Elm street
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TO OUR MANY FRIENDS
AND PATRONS.

Having received our Fall and Winter Stock, which was
carefully selected by Mr. E. Menthal who has been study
ing the styles and wants of the people for the past ten years.
assisted by buyer, Mr. A. NIittenha Prominent among
the many special bargains and latest Styles have re-
ceived an elegant line Of
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Apprentices, apply q, Bauman's, TO6 Elm
street.
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when YOU need stationery supplies for
your Office call on or address
A, ID. ALDl,lDGE & co,
68 ElE Street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

rHE ingenious Secretary OF War, Mr..
Robert Lincoln. has hit upon an ex.
pedisnt by means Of which he proposes
to account officially for the failure of the
''Proteus" expedition for the relief of
the Greely party in the Arctic. He has
propounded TO General Hazen long
serieo of questions, asking him to ex.
plain at length the causes OF that failure.
1t is understood that Mr., Hazen is very
much embarrassed. Possibly the belief
of the Secretary in respect Of the
weather is like that of some of the Eng
lish peasants, who think that bad
weather in this country is manufactured
by the American. Weather Bureau, and
is sent across the Atlantic for the sole
purpose of affecting the British crops.
General Nazen's defense is obvious. As,
at the time of the departure of the expe-
dition, the Secretary did not make an
official requisition for favorable winds,
smooth seas and no ice, the Weather
Bureau, not knowing what kind OF
weather he did want, cannot now be
taken to task ON this account, This
thing viii be prolific of expense to the
country, both in money and lives, for,
after the coming session OF Congress, q
Congressional Committee will be sent to
the Arctic to investigate. Our only hope
OF success for that committees labors
eonsists in that the patriotic Secretary of
the Navy will insist on becoming chair
man "a o6icio thereof.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
another Use Of Asphaltum.

Asphaltum is product which exists
In great abundance In California. II Is
found in the oil districts of the southern
counties, and even of the coast II bubbles
up from the submarine sources and
loses itself in the wastes OF the ocean.
The extension OF its use in the arts Is
therefore Of Importance, and it Is well
worth noting that stock company has
been organized to manufacture roofing,
piping, street paving and such other
articles as asphaltum concrete may be
adapted to. This material, which is
made by combining asFhaltum and sand
and subiecting it to such a heat as
will blend the two ingredients, Is
now found in such inexhaustible
quantities that piping, street paving
blocks aud lining for bitches and sewers
can be accomplished very cheaply. One
great feature is that piping, or whatever
It ma be adapted to, can be moulded or
Joined together very easily, and made as
a whole without delay. The compound
wthstands frost and 1oes not frse under
a temperature Of less than 250'. Being
used as street paving blocks 1t is elastic,
noiseless, indestructible, much lighter
than iron, and free from absorption.
This available invention is rapidly COM
ing into use, and the day Is not far
distant when 1t will be brought into
general use here. and will open up an
industry that will give employment to
multitude. Ala.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

RICHARD ANTHONY PRooroH, though
generally known as an astronomer, is
possibly the most versatile writer Of our
day, He gives two or three books on
scientific subjects to the press every
year, and every month contributes two
OF three articles, on all sorts of subjects.
to the magazines, He travels a great
deal, lectures continually, and writes to
the newspapers. Everything he writes
or says is ofvalue, and his books at once
become standard. Mr.. Proctor is one of
the very few who know good deal
about almost everything. "omniscience
is his forte and science his foible, as
Sydney Smith once said of another
distinguished scholar. One of his latest
brochures is a paper on the same OF
poker. Previous to Mr.. ProotOr's paper,
poker has engaged the attention of great
men and statesmen. Twenty years ago,
for instance, Robert Cumming Schenck,
general and alleged representative OF
this country at the Court OF st. James,
made himself even more famous by
becoming an apostle, and by preaching
poker to our far.away kinsmen. Many
men Of the London clubs sat at the feet
Of Gamsliel, and probably paid for the
privilege, for it costs money to learn the
fascinating game of poker, 4 work on
the subject which the diplomat threw
OF at odd moments, when not on.
crossed in the solution of diplomatic
problems, was long standard authority
in England, But lawyer of London,
Mr.. John Blackbridge, published re-
Gently his Complete Poker-Player, "
work which has cansed the Schenck-
can laurels to wither. This book forms
the foundation Of Proctor's elaborate
essay. Generally great minds have
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

TnE late Mr.. Koiier, of Ohio, has been
heard from. Having been interviewed,
he says, in regard to the Speakership,
" the man who makes any pledges for
chairmanships makes a great mistake. "
II we remember Alright the circumstances
of Mr.. Keifer's canvass in the Republi-
can caucus which nominated him, his
actual preaching does not quite har-
monize with his practices then. Mr.,
Keller informed his interviewer that ho
did not think Randall would become
Speaker; but then Mr.. Keifer's predic.
tions never were remarkable for coming
true. His last big mistake was when
he made an extraordinary prediction
about person named Foraker in con.
nection with tho Governorship OF Ohio.
On the whole, it .ssas scarcely worth
while TO interview Mr.. Keifer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

given tho superiority TO whist. but
Proctor says that poker "elevatea tho
idea Of speculative combination to the
Creates. possible dignity in connection
with mental pastimc" lie thinks that
poker has the advantage because good
cards may be made TO yield to bad ones,
but be admits that "bluiling" is but
sort Of lying. As might have been ex.
pected, Proctor'1 analysis Of the game Is
mastery, and, naturally for him, he
bases it on purely scientific principles,
being Inclined to hold, rs on Inemora-
bic occasion L Kentucky Court held
concerning the game Of euchre, that 1t
is not game Of chance. He has eVi-
IDENTIFY quite lost his hereditary allie.
giancc to whist
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

As an instance Of the right kind OF de-
tective work newspapers may and should
do. we cite the following: The Wines,
Of Montreal. sent reporter to England
with orders TO como back as steorngo
passenger on steamer Of the Allan line.
He did so, and wrote an account. which
was published by the Witness. of the
very bad treatment to which steerage
passengers on tho ships Of that line
wero subjected. Tho Allan Company
brought suit for libel, but jury found
for the defendant. And, for some time
to come, every storage passenger that
crosses the Atlantic will be better treat
ed because of this detective work by
our contemporary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
Notice of Guardians Sale Of Real
Estate.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF an
order Of the Superior Court OF ths county Of Los
Angeles, State OF California made on the 23d day
OF November AID 1893 in the matter OF the estate
and guardianship OF George 8. Weinshank. Frank
Lee, Emma v. Lee and Edna Lee, minors, the
undersigned, the guardian Of the per-
sons and estates OF the said minors, will sell at
private sale, to the highest bidder, and subject
10 confirmation by said Superior Court, on or
all the right, title, interest and estate Of the said
minors (beng an undivided two-tenths intefesD
In and To all that certain lot, picc' or parcel Of
land situate, lying and being In the city and
county Of Los Angeles State Of California aud
bounded and described as follows, to. wit:
On the east by San Pedro street, on the north
by property OF sinot and Corjet, on ths west by
property OF Bishop Frances Mora, and on the
south by properly Of Ii. D. Barrows; said prop
erty being known as the weinshank property" :"
anu being about 22J feet on north line, 2l0 ieet
on Bi hop Mora line, go feet Oh Barfows line,
and about 2l0 feet on San Pedro street.
Terms and conditions Of ssle-ren per ceat.
cash, and the balance OF the purchase price on q
credit of one year from date Of the sale, upon
note, secured by mortgage On the real estate
sold.
Deed at expense Of purchaser.
Bids or offers may be made at any tins aiter
the frat publication OF this notice and before
the making IT the sale.
All bids or offers must be In writing and left at
the offics OF O. Z. Thorn, attorney at law, No. 7
Temple block, in the city Of Los Angeles, or de
Lvered to the undersigned personally,
Los Angeles, Nov. Gath, 1888.
RLGINA wEINSHANK,
Guardian Of the persons and estates OF George >.
Weinshank, Frank Lee, EnnIna v. Lee ana Ed
ma Lee uoy25 2w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

o.

The HERALD begs leave to offer anoth-
er suggestion to the Common Council:
Now that tho city is growing with q
healthy growth, there is public need of
sites for engine houses. A hose com.
pany has been organized in the thirty.
ing burg of East Los Angeles, and it is
proposed. we understand. 10 lease lot
on which to build house. The public
should rent nothing. Let the city buy
lots for such purposes, not only in East
Los Angeles. but elsewhere, at the points
where engines and other fire apparatus
will be needed, now tRat the value Of
real estate is low. compared to what
it will be. The principles on which the
interests of all OF VI together should b.
conducted are precisely those nctuating
any man of business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

IRON present Indications the forty
thousand claims for rebate on tobacco
win amount to about four million dol.
lars, or about one million more than it
was thought would be required. The
work Of examining these claims is pretty
woll advanced, and by tho time Congress
comes together the amount can be defn-
itely stated,