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Reerult,ng IN. Arl..oeraey.


Water ends It's level, and so do human
beings New York society is considerably
agi,ated because a daughter Of Morosini,
Jaw Goulds broker and partner, has eloped
with her fathers ccachmaa Pussy old
men and women and silly boys and girls
educated to regard wealth as the sole stand
ard Of excellence viii no doubt be grestly
shocked by this esper, and there viii be a
good deal of talk about mesalhance aud
things for which there viii be no reasonable
excuse The coachman is described as a
very respectable appearing young fellow,
and as far as family is concerned, 81 he prob
ably has quite as much to boast of as his
wife has.
The halt-baked aristocrats of the metrop-
oils need give themselves no uneasiness
over this match. When the coachman
comes in for his share of the estate they
will not be able to tell him from one Of
themselves.
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The ArtfGl -Jedger.

Mr.. MulHgan Blaine. the White-Festh,
cred Knight of Maine, was afraid to meet
the Prohibition issue by voting either for or
against the constitutional amendment max
ing The manufacture or sale of liquor or
beer in his State penal oHense.
Neal Dow answered to the Prohibitionists
for RlsiDes fidelity to the amendment and
on lis pledge the Prohibiiionists saved
Blame from defeat in bis own State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-13

The cholera is very severe at Naples,
Three hundred deaths in one day. This is
the highest death rate that the scourge has
vet reached. Naples is not especially insal
abriOus, but the poor of all Italian cities are
wretchedly i'll fed while the health service
is eyeryghere inefficient.
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WHEELING
FEMALE COLlEe,.

This institution Is incorporated VII, D.
legiate Powers ard Privileges by N. sen Z
the state, and Affords every fsciiiiy ia, ssiSs
and Accomplished Education. 'haos
Two fuii Ccurcs; Qs~icsl and sr;.,,is.
In connection with these, there Il =,
Art School. Pupils taught in 81 Kind, II Thsaa,,
Cray oning sndP ainting. psvs,
there Is also school Of Orstcry and r.
The very latest methods intre,acei. '@sats
The Conservatory cf Music Is conduit,
plan Of Stuttgart, Germany, and precise -
methods are usd. In the Vocal Den..rfs ~
Italian method " used, With such slterriie.
suit the ,oices O. the Pupils =
The various schools Of Language srr I, a..
experienced and well Known Proi,-.or. [
Mn. J. J. Porter, Professor Of tie new g..
System Of Short hand, termed Barkl-r.Rk,
open q school In connection with the Colss.
Der Srd. 10
The Thirty fifth year wilfOpen Sep,emb.,a =.
Terms moderate In all Department. =
For Catalogues or other information, MIR.
President, Mis- A. TAYL0s
au7b Wheeling, VI \.
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DshoCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
NJ. T. CARR

GOOD AND PURE GOVERNMENT
LIES AT THE FOUNDATION OF THE
PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY OF
cry COMMUNITY" - GROVER
CLEVELAND
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIN,

The siyty-6rst session Of thh insti,us...
open October LIST, 1854. Thorough instr,s.
Luercry, ScSsaf,he and Ry2ftssicMl h-psr,.s..
Guiding L1e, Asdicins, Hsrisssrtas and 49,
i SS, ip 1S., .siOn sfHly = D. JAMES aiS
iyt5eod
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-13

pEMoCRATIC TICKET
FSR PRESIDENT
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
FOR VICE PREADSNr,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
OF Indiana
RESIDENTIAL ELEC
D.R LUCAS,
OF Jefferson County,
JOHN J. DAVIS,
OF HlrrisOa County.
DISTRICT SIxcroE2
NJ. 7. FRAME,
OF Ohio CoaRty.
RF. MARTIN,
ofTaylOr County.
JOHN W. HARRIS.
OF Greeobrier County.
CHARLES Z H09G,
OF Mason CSantY.
FoR CONGRESS.
First District,
JOHN BRAHNON.
second District,
WILLIAM L WILSON,
Third District
c. P. SNYDER
Fourth District,
EUsrACS GIBSON.
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Law 5ChOOl
&IEE lINlVE PEN

Gen. q. VIC. LEE, President
Instruction by textbooks and printed lo,tx,
with courses Of lectures on special subjecu ey -
uent iurists Tuition and lees So ior session Of ~
months. beginning sept Is. For catalogue lsl +
information, address Chas A. Graves, frui q ls|
Lexington, Va !ysw4st
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PETER MELTY & CO.,
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
I113 Main Street
WHEEIINR w VA
WHEELING, w. VA

We have Just received by direct importation
arVe assortment Of Rhine and Marsells Wines, julie
iumm Co. Champagne, Due de Montebele Cham
sgne, and large shipment Of the celebrated VII
,em's QuellR Natural Mineral Water, together Will
large invoice nom California vineyards, Of tn,
,ldeet and best brands Of wine known TO the trade
UGH as Mission, Malyssia, Recalling, Angelica, Rs
infandel, SC, &c. We are now making speciality
4 our Case Goods which are bottled by Us nom oul
hoicest brands Of liquors, and to which We would
Kindly cal the attention Of thu trade. .nolS
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VIRGINIA
FEMALE INSTITUTE
8TAUNTONT. VA

- &0xNV ~
Nm. Gen. J Z. B. Stuart, Principal. m
seseion Of nine months begins Sept II, 1894 =
Client teaohers In every department Number ~
Term. reasonable For full Particular apply sS
Principal. M.
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Dyeinu establishment.

ITO THE CITIZENS OF MARTINS FERRY:
Il I, the undersigned, will open on Monday, Sep
,ember 10, cleaning aud dyelnZ establishment Ga
does and Gents clothing cleaned dyed and repaired
on short notice. Work warranted. Call at Ed
O'Neal's and learn the prices.
respectfully, gGEORGE POWERS,
sepiOa Water street, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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DKMoCRArIe STATE TICKET,

soyEENoR.
E WILLIS WILSON,
OF KEnawha County.
AUprroR,
PATRICK T. DUFFEY,.
OF Webster County.
TREASURER,
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON,
OF Cabel County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ALFRED CALDwELL,
OF Ohio County.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
Rs MORGAN,
OF MonongAliA County.
sUPREMs COURT,
&C. SNYDER,
OF GreenbTieE County.
SAMUEL WOODS,
OF Barbour County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
STATE SENATOR,
r. SONMERTILLE
HOUSE or DELE0ArES
ROBERT WHITE
WILLIAM AYLEo,
EDWARD RORERfSOE,
JOHN J. JACOB. JR-
sITEKTFP.
WILLIAM c. HANDLAH.
CLERK OF The CIRCUIT COURT.
SOHN W. MITCHELL
-cLKRK OF THE COUNTY COURT.
GEORGE HOOK.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
LEWIS S. JORDAN.
ASSESSOR CITY DISTRICT.
r. II. PHILLIPS
ASST SSOR COUNTRY DISTRICT.
NOAH ZANE
coUSrY scRvEYoR
T. CARR
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EopoATlonA,
Trinity, Han
BEVERLY, NEW JERsrv

English and French Home schos a.
LdieA Varied advantage Of n, h,.ae' fes
special thoroughneo In Music, An. i.sS seiS,
the CLASSICS. Seventeenth ytsr bsvins ss,snfs :,
For Circular address the Prinoinal Flsaas /
sul3ced MISS RACHEII.E GIKprss
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pESsOcRAFIC TICKET.

rURDAY, sEPTEMBER IS, IsS4.
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VYyANTEDTOP PURCHASE. A SALOON, IN A
w good locality. Address "B, " care Of REGIs-
TER sells
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
A Three Millionaire in Trouble.

Our former townsman and newspaper
man, Mr.. James Addison Reavis, who
claimed three million acres OF land in
Arizona, has run against a snag in the
person Of one J. X. Hickey, the agent of
the widow of Willing, the original owner
of the great "Peralta Grant" who states
that the Willing widow is an unwilling
widow in willing the millions away to
our three million acre farmer, and pub
fishes the following manifesto in the
Arizona Enterprise:
Take Notice - That !, the under
signed, havoa power Of attorney from
Mrs. NJ. a. Willing, Of Galloway county,
Missouri, the widow of DIR. Willing, de-
ceased, and the owner OF the Peralta
grant in Arizona Territory.
That the claim to her interest in said
grant, set up by j. A. Reavis, was, as
am advised by counsel, who has exam
ined the facts OF the case, fraudulently
procured, and that the paper purporting
to be conveyance to him can be set
aside, and that legal proceedings will be
instituted for that purpose, aud this is to
warn any one from purchasing from him
any interest in said grant.
Now that there is an unwilling wo.
man in the case, the bachelor Roavis
will have deep trouble on his hands,
and his gallantry will be sorely tested.
1t might be the proper thing for Mr..
Reayis to marry the Willing widow, II
she is not unwilling to we'd. There
Wlbeforce in that project, Mr.. Reavis,
and save oratory and counsel fees.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

Tell. It not in Gath nor whisper II In
Askalon, but wc are assured on pretty
good authority that on tho 18th Of May
snsuing wo shall open mp in this city in
some respscts the complctest iheater
: known on tho American continent.
These be brave words, but they are not
oxtravsgant. Col. Gray has devoted his
very ripcat genius 10 the evolution Of q
psrfect temple Of art, and ho will pro.
duco some ruro effects In both stage ma
chinery, properties, scene and fresco pic
torials AMI in seating capacity. Tho
latest things known anywhere in thea.
ters, in the range OF the esthetio and
eclectic, have been adopted by Col.
Gray; while, here and there, a special
eiiloresoenos Of his own inventive knaok
will be remarked that will give aunique
sAnish 10 tho whole.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

SENATOR JoHN SHERMAN, who Is cred.
tied with the ability to drink warm tea
and distill icicles, and who is the an.
tipodes Of his warm blooded brother, the
General, started false key note for the
Republican campaign this year. He
spread the sectional Ziska skin of the
bloody shirt over the cavernous past
and began to beat upon it as upon a
tom.tom. Brother Blaine, of Maine,
was the first Republican of note inter.
viewed upon this programme. lie pro
nounced it arraut nonsense. Grant,
who has nothing in common with Blaine,
expressed similar views. The "bloody
shirt" plan OF campaign is predica cd
upon an occasional departure from law in
some of the Southern Statos. In all
probability, some American citizen of
African descent is egged on TO extreme
insolence to his former masters. In
other Instances, here and there, the late
master, flown with wine, commits au
outrage on carpet-bagger or negro.
1t is sought to elevate such purely local
and sporadic occurrences into affairs
Of national moment - into incitatiens
for the revival of the brutal proscrip-
tions and prosecutions that followed the
war. "In the name of the Prophet,
hgs." The Cincinnati riots have thrown
Danville, Virginia. and Copiah county,
Mississippi, so far into the background
that not even q Drummosd light OF
"double hextra power" would ever again
bring them into relief.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

The telegraph advises us that the con.
trollers Of the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
way have made up their minds either to
duplicate tho Molave branch Of tho
Southern Pacific Railway or to buy il.
In other words, they have proclaimed II
TO be their purpose to reach this coast,
aud that means 10 reach il at Whining.
ton. II they had any other object in
view they would not speak Of buying
the Mojsve branch OF The Southern Pa.
olfic; because, II their design were to 20
TO San Francisco, IL would involve very
much more than the purchase Of this
short road. Such loheme would
contemplate the acquisition Of tho South.
ern Pncific road entire between the
"Needles' and the Golden Gate. IL Is,
Of course, possible that such an exten.
sivc idea enters into tho plans Of the
management Of tie Southern Pacific;
but. in this year Of grace, when railway
stocks range lamentably low In price,
the itch for construction Is not so pro-
nounced rs IL was oven ono year ago.
Col. Armstrong, who for years was tho
receiver OF the Atlantic and Pacific,
spent some weeks in Southern California
during the past winter and examined the
claims Of Wilmington very thoroughly.
He informed the writer that he would
recommend tho company to build to our
Los Angeles port. Doubtless his favora-
bic report has had much TO do with the
lately announced policy OF tho Atlantic
and Pacific Railway.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

For the second or third time our peo.
pie have experienced the inconvenences
OF interrupted railway commuuicatioss.
What has been but mere bagatelle, in.
volving, at the outside, only annoyance.
will unquestionably make the Southern
Pacific Railway sweat financial blood.
The margin in construction outlaws
which they, in very utilitarian sririt,
allowed themselves, will be absorbed
over much of the road.bed which was
originally laid down at comparatively
trifing cost. 1t is the old story Of the
Central and Union Pacific Railways
over again. In the mad competition OF
those corporations to reach for the land
grants and money subsidies which had
been dealt out with too liberal hand
by the national government, the road.
beds were constructed in q very in.
secure manner. The bridges and eulv-
erts were fimsy, the track was frequent.
ly laid in the beds Of dry streams, and
everything was done on the cheap and
nasty plan, which involved the doing oil
much OF the work over again, and Just
such will be the obligation imposed upon
the managers Of the Southern Pacific
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

THE southern routo this wiater has
received very heavy "black ego" to
employ the current vulgar catchword.
Ono Of it's strong recommendations has
boon that it is below the snow limo. 1t
still preserves that distinction; but, this
yoar, 1t has been caught In tho food
maelstrom. Tho tele. .raph informs us
Of Eastern bound passengers who left
San Francisco, who have been caught in
tho southern zone OF washouts, and who
have bcen taken back to the Goldon
Gate and forwarded thence to their des-
tlnations by the Central and Union Pa.
citic Railways. There is ono con,ola
tory thing about tho whole matter, now.
ever, and that is that suoh casualties
only occur once in decade. They are
the exceptions which provo the rule OF
the superior facilities for travel and for
transportation possessed by the several
sonthcrn routes over the steep grades,
the inclemeLt weather cbaract teristics
and the snow sheds of the Central and
Union Pacific Railways.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
The Victims OF the Pocohontas
Mine DIsnatcr

LYscHsURG, Va, April LII the
fan works we'll to night at the Pocohon-
tas mine, the bodies will be taken to the
surface and handed over to friends. The
unclaimed bodies will bo buried in the
same cemetery plot. Public funeral ser.
vices will be held on day yet to be
named,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

A IN incident Of her steadily advancing
statue Los Angeles is getting her share
et everything which comes to this coast.
70 say nothing OF tho superb dramatic
and operatic entertainments which will
be tho order Of the day when "The
Childs Opera House" shall bc formally
onAugurntcd. we have already been hon.
Oredt!) by tho presence Of John Lawrence
Sullivan, and We have now amongst us
ths famous wrestler Muldoon, who, by
: his gcntlemsnly manners and winning
pcrsonnel, is an exception, with long
remove, from the general order Of sport
ing men. There is no doubt whatever
but that, If our new Thcspian temple
bad beoh IA readiness, we should have
eajoycd brief operate season, with
Patti and Gorster as the bright particu-
lar stars, aud we should have replen.
lshcd the Maplcson treasury oven more
lifsrally than did the people of Salt
Like. The world moves and Los Ange.
los moves with 1t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

BROTHER BLusE offers to give $40, 900
for every word Of any or a letters which
ho has written to anybody in reference
1 % the Presidency this year. The Maine
staicsman has realized that tho aniithe-
bis Of the scripiu-aI ophorism. ASK and
70 shall receive, knock anil 1t shall be
opened unto yc, holds good In Ameri.
eau politics.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

CooPRsrowS, N. Y, April 1.-THE
Twenty.fourth Congressional District
Republican Convention, composed Of
delegates from Schoharie, Herkimer and
0tsego counties, elected Titus Sheard, of
Herkimer, and Hobart Krul, of Schoha.
rie. delegates TO the National Conven-
ton. David Wilbur, Of Otsego, was ap-
pointei Presidential elector. The dele
gates are anti-Arthur. with preferences
divided between Blaine and Lincoln.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

TnE damnable iteration Of Bob Lin
ooln's style and title Is still one OF the
leading features Of tho kilograms, and
nearly always In connection with the
second place on tho Republican ticket
TAe sterootyped query, "WhAt's in a
same |" Is answered to a certain extent
n this frequent mention Of a nobody
There Is evidently q good doal in o
nams, at least In American politics.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

Los ANGELES is to have q wrestling
bout and it will be participated In by
the solidest Muldoon who ever trod the
boards. In tho person Of Henry Guttig
Bauor lot us hope that We shall present
local champion who,. though he will
possibly be vanquished, may not do di,.
credit as an athlete to the City Of the
Queen Of the Angels. Mnldoon extends to
Bauer oon lition, which are certainly
exceptionally generous, and the occasion
cannot fail OF intorost to those who be.
llovc in the efficacy and desirability Of
physical culture.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

Railway. When the present rainy
season shall have run its course we will
be tho bensiiciaries Of road-bed which
will have been reconstructed on the
most approved principles Of railway
science. heanwhile. and for . few
days. we shall have to ''grin and bear
t. as to all temporary inconvenience.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
Herald Steam Printing House.

Ths lIsHAbD Steam Printing House is not sur
tAspsd By any Job Printing once on the Pacific
coas4, outside Of San frsneisoo. Ia facilities for
ioins Job work. Low prices. good work and eh-
eiItion may be relied upon at this Office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

me fIaAtp Is the Official paper OF the city Of
los Angeles. The city delinquent tax lists and
81 other muaIcipal notices appear only In lie col.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
FOREIGN.
Charles Reado Dead.

LONDON, April ll.-Charles Read 3
died this afternoon.
Death OF J. IL. Dumas Announced
PARIS, April 1.-THE death Of Jean
Blptiste Dumas is announced.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
DeIuge In san FrnncIsco.

san FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE rain
which had been drizzling throughout the
day developed into heavy storm about
six this evening and for over two hours
came down in a perfect deluge. The
rush Of water in the streets was so great
that tho cable cars were inpeded and
Obliged to stop running.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
special Notice

Hereafter notices Of Companies societies
shusehos, ETC., will only bc inserted In he iiEssLn
= paid advertisements. We reserve. for Places
= worphip, a grAtuIsous directory. VII oh viii
oppea erery Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

xbs usaALp olice Is connected with the tc O.
rhons system of Los Angeles city and county.
Op6sss Tor advertisements or Job work may be
cut through ttis meeipia TO number lje.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
FOR SALE.

Wood working machinery, with or withoa
power. within city limits. Address Box i53, 10
Angeles =, o. apS-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
Delegates to Chicago.

yANDALA, ILL.,, April ll.--Tho Re
publican Convention nominated A. j.
Hanlin for Congress and selected Jno.
j. Ronieker and j. M. Truitt. delegates
to the Chicago Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
Political Crisis Mt Pektn.

HoAiticat STisis ~ EcAth.
LONDON, April 1.-The latest advices
from Shanghai report serious political
crisis at Pekin. The Empress has pub.
licly degraded Prince Kung and four
members Of the Privy Council. They
were stripncd of all their honors, be.
cause of the dilatory manner in which
they have dealt with Tonquin affairs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

Seven hundred and thirty acres Of fine farming
land, convenient to Cucainonga Station. Will
be sold at bargain ifapplied for sooD to
WM. THORPE,
apltf No. Court street, Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by c. F. Heinzoman,
l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
The Railroad Open to San Fer
nundO

NEwHALL, April 1.-THE track is
eonnoc;cd between San Fernando and
Los Angeles tonight and would be be.
tween here and San Fernando, but the
Cinnamon working at this side of the
San Fernando tunnel, when six o'clock
came tonight, stacked their shovels and
quit work for the day, refusing to do
any more labor tonight.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
Indiana In Favor OF Blaine.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-THE Repub-
licans held Convention Of all the Con-
gressional districts of the State to-day,
to select delegates to Chicago. The de-
egates, almost without exception, favor
an Indiana man, with strong prefer
ence for Senator Harrison. For second
choice, Blaine leads and his name always
goes with Lincoln for Vice President.
Stanton j. Peele was renominate1 for
Congress in the Seventh District, and
Gen. Thomas NJ. Brown In the Sixth
district. A State Convention to select
four delegates at large will be held in
this city on the 18th.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

Brontano Bros. No. 8 Union Square New
Yosk City, are agents Tor tho HERALD. twill
constantly be found on sale on their counters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
Fer SALE.

A travellers baggage Oriental Brio a-brac, Ills
torir Religious and Archmologic rets: Hadeau
Block, room Ia; elevator, Spring street. apl.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
For SALE.

One Of the best established paying saloons IN
the city at a sacriics owing to i'll health Of the
proprietor. Apply to +. G. Eddy h Co, No. $40
North Main street, opposite pico House. ap5tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12

Ms u. n. Rowe |. ,ho Santa Ana sgon. Of
he HERALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
Grand Commandery. X. T., Flee.
tiOn

San FRANCISCO, April lltb. The
Knights Templar this afternoon elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: X. y. Sir VIM. Petrie, Grand Com,
mander: V. i. Sir Philip w. Keyser,
Deputy Grand Commander; Z. Sir Reu.
ben II. Lloyd, Grand Generalissimo; X.
Sir Tristan Bsrgess, Grand Captain Gen
eral; Il. si9 Hozekiah l.. Hosmer, Grand
Prelatej Il. Sir G. c. Mason, Grand
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
FOR SALE.

A fine 10 foot Stover windmill fog sale for 800,
which is great bargain. Apply at kohler &
Frohlipgs Winery on Seventh street. apS lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
The Greeley Reward Eli Passed.
The Weeks Buslness Failures.

NEW YoRx, April ll.-Business fail
ures the past week in the United States
were l75; Canada, 80; compared with
2l2 for the previous week,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
PASADENA,
Monday. April 18th, 1884,
TERM8=

onehalf cash on delivery Of contract; balance
In six months at 7 per cent o. per cent dis
count on deferred payments for cash,
The usual $50 deposit will be required upon
each sale, which will be allowed on first payment
All State and county taxes will be paid by pres
ent owner The
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
wheat a.d Barley Market.

SAs FRAscrsco, April IL. - Wheat,
weak and quiet; seller, sl.37@Sl 81 /;
buyer. season, Sl.49l@I;40?. Barley,
weak but active; seller, 10; seller, sea-
son. 81; buyer. SEQ s6!; buyer, sea-
on, .S2iMS3t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-12
THE LATEST !
Especial to tbs HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Proceedings OF tho Asse mbiy.

SACRAMENTO, April ll.-In the As.
senbly, Barry's amendment to establish
maximum rates of fares on railroads, on
third reading was temporarily placed on
file. Leverson's bill relating to revenue
was refused second reading. The
committee substitute for the Barry bill
to establish maxiuumsra.es for railroad
fares, was read third time and passed,
70 to 3. Assembly adjourned till Mon.
day.