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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

The HERALD of Sunday morning an
nounced the sad news of the death OF
Daniel J. Foley. who for nearly eleven years
was pressman of the Los Angeles DAILY
HERALD and superintendent the printing Of
the first issue in 1873. MIR Foley was a sol
der In the Union army, a man of II brave
and made and kept a full list of friends
For two years he has been failing from d
slow but cesseless consumption of the vital
powers, until saturday night, when he
ceased the struggle for earthly life and
took place yesterday at the Cathedral, and
was largely attended by his intimate friend,
who assisted in laying his remains to rest on
the sunny slope of the Roman Catholic
cemetery.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14
The only CIoak IIOuse.

We would advise our lady readers when
out shopping to-day to pay visit to the
popular cloak and suit house Of II. Mosgrov,
q Co, II South Spring street, where they viii
be shown all the latest novelties ia wraps
Their stock is most complete aud worthy q
in-neetion
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

ON account Of the rainy weather the
picnic of the Confidence Engine
Company No. ? has been postponed
from Oct 18th to Sunday, Oct. 18th, at 10 A.
NJ, at the City Gardens All the friends Of
this gallant company are expected to be
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

A. Phillips & Co.'S excursion party from
the East arrived on Sunday with 100 passen
gers via Mojave. Mr.. A, Phillips goes on tt
San Francisco with thirty five passengers. Be
low is given the names of those who re
NAMED in Los Angeles: II N Rust, Wn
Ruddy, Mrs VIM Ruddy, Miss Lucy L Rud
dy, Miss Mabel Ruddy. Edw Ruddy, Erns
Ruddy, Miss Jennie l. Chapman, Miss Saral
Barren, S d Macdonald Mrs $ d Macdonald
$ G Newton, Mrs s C Newton, Miss Jesse EN-
erick, Mrs Mary A Abbey, Mrs d Weston
Horace Weston, Mrs p D Sperry, Major A
Sperry, II Brigham, Chas Clemmons, Mis-.
Alice Holden, Miss Annie Martin, Il A
Hartwell X A Bull, Il II Hutchinson and
wife, Is h Davis and wife, Miss Alice Da
Wis, Mrs l. G Burrell, G II Cook, + Gill and
wife, b Capen, J o Longley, Miss Eta vii
lard, Lila Davis, Mrs Mary A Agry, c "
Agry, W $ Robinson, wife and two children
Charles + Webb, A X Miller, Amelia Winter
meyer, q A Burnham, l. Burnham, Mrs
J Burnham, Mrs K NJ Burnham, Mrs N Pol
lock, Aggie stephenson, Rev Lsngston
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

Mr.. b. F. Coulter's new stores in the Hol
lenbeck Block, corner Spring and Second
streets, will not be finished as soon as ex
pected, and he will not move until 'abOu
Nov LIST; and he is Offering great reduction
in many lines. Go and see him.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

The late address OF Col. Ingersoll In Los
Angeles has aroused desire upon the part
OF Angelenos to have the archinfidel an
swered The following correspo ndence ex
plains itself:
To the Hon, Thomas Fitch:
DEAR SIR: As community we have just
had the opportunity of listening to an argu
celebrated Robert IngersoI. We think this
community would be much interested In
listening to your lecture as layman, en-
titled The Invisible Police" in reply to In
gers0ll's views. We urgently ask you Ia
name some early day when you win favor
us with its delivery In Childs Opera House
Very respectfully,
John +. Godfrey, !, s. Slauson,
|. W. IIellman, J. Il. Hollenbeck,
W. D. Stephenson, L. 4. Hewitt,
L. +. Spence, G. L. Thorn,
S.M. White, and others.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 10, 1884
N ssrs. J. r. Godfrey, /. W. Hoffman, j. T.
HOtleRbeck, aud others:
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to acknowl
edge the receipt of your complimentary re
quest OF this date. | cannot persuade myself
that any speech of mine will deserve &c
rank as "reply" to the matchless lngersoll
but the 'Iuvisible Police are at your ser
vice and you can arrange for the delivery OF
the lecture in question Monday, october
Goth, | do not wish to profit .pecuniarily
from the occasion, and II an admission fee
is to be charged l suggest that the proceeds
be divided between the Orphans Home and
the Ladies' Benevolent Society.
Very respectfully yours.
THOMAS FITCH.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

The annual rainfall has been fairly inau
gurated In Los Angeles, and the record foi
1884 and 1885 commenced The rainfall foi
the 9th instant; according to the U. S. Signal
officer, was is inches. and for the 18th II
inches. Mr.. o. II. Bliss, on Alameda street
reports the rainfall of Oct 9th at IL inches
and for Oct, 18th at - inches, making n total
to date of 80 inches, by his measurement
and thirty-two hundredths by the Govern
ment gauge. Mr.. &. Ducommun reports a
fall of .06 on the 9th, and 10 for the 18th
making p for the two transforms. For the
past twelve years the average annual rain
fall has been 1894 inches, according to the
measurement of Mr.. Ducnmmun. This is a
figure that must be entirely satisfactory to
horticulturists. There has been but one dry
year in twelve years, and then there WAS q
Of grass, but since then the railways have
been completed to the best pastures in the
country, and dry seasons produce no fear.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14
Coui,er,s aiankets,

Beautiful white all wool bed blankets at
greatly reduced prices for the next two
weeks, or until we move, which, ON account
OF delay In finishing our new store, Will he
about November LIST. Is. T. Coulter, 26 aud
23s North NJ ain street, Baker Block.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

A very large and elegant stock Of Ladies
dress goods, buttons and trimmings Just re,
ceived and must be sold. Stock too large
and must be reduced Great reduction sales
until November LIST. b. F. Coulter's, 236
North Main street
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

The ORC Grande Mining Company has
Just declared and disbursed the September
dividend, from the King mine OF Calico, the
sum of 81, 600 This makes the total diyi-
dends OF last four months sl0l, 0oo.-Cdlic0
Print.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

The northern overland train on Sunda,
night was about five hours behind time, ant
consisted Of sixteen heavy loaded cars.
large number of the passengers consisted o
railway engineers who are on return from
the Railway Engineers Convention ut SaI
Francisco
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

W"tFttttotita
NJ lhnrln. Il aL. uI Al

Mr. Charles e. senott and Miss Minnie
stoyell Juan Wyatt and Helen Gibson John
son, VIM. slralow and Sophie Barden, were
yesterday licensed to marry.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

Immense reduction in prices during Fair
week at New York Clothing House, No 1874
North Main street. oct II 81
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

A Trade Assembly will be organized on
wednesday night, october 18th, at Painters
Hall, Nadeau Block, by union Of various
societies of craftsmen In the city.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

The members of the Del Vale Guards, as
will be seen by notice In another column,
are requested to meet at Justice Lings court
room at 7 o'clock sharp.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

Parties desiring to get advances on ware
house receipts for grain, will observe tn
notice In another column of d. Mcfarland
No. 10 Commercial street.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14
To-day bargain. at Peoples s,or

Children's rubbers % cents, Peoples Store
Ladies' kid button shoes sl50, Peoples
Store.
Ladies' French shoes 81, Peoples Store.
Infants bronze button shoes 30 cents. PEG
pies Store.
Lawn embroideries 4 cents. Peoples Store
Boys three piece suits $3.50, Peoples Store
Ostrich plumes l2inch long, so cents, PEG
pies Store.
Black ostrich plumes 22-inch long, $l.75
Peoples Store.
Good hose cents, Peoples Store.
Canton tllnnel5 cents, Peoples Store.
Fine millinery. prices low, Peoples Store
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14
COURT REPORTS.


Superior COurt-Smith, j.
MONDAY, Oct. 10, 1884
Thos. II. Smith VS.. Los Angeles Irrigation
and Land Cooperative Association-Set fol
trial Nov. 18th, 1884, at 10 A. NJ.
Guardianship of Faeundo +. Ramirez ct al
minors-PetitiOn for appointment of guar
dian. Angel G. de Ramirez appointed guar
dian; bond $3.50.
SET FOR TOMORROW.
Hargrave VS.. Orr.
Elk partc W. W. Bennett-IIabeas corpus.
HOWARD, J.
CosiO VS.. Snee-Demurrer to answer argued
and submitted Plaintiff allowed till Mon
day, Oct. 10th, 1884, to file brief and defend
ant two days thereafter.
Hasten VS.. Paxten ct al.-Plaintiff allowed
twenty days additional time to prepare pro
posed amendments to statement on motion
for new trial.
Geller vs. Benham ct al.-Plaintiff allowed
ten days further time to move for new trial.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14
THE FAIR.
A Very Creditable Display
at Turnyerein Hall.
A FINE EXHIBIT OF FRUIT
Big Apples, Pumpkins and Peaches
Fancy Articles in ProfusiOn.
A Good Band Of Music
In Attendance.

supt. Carey and his corps Of assistants
have been very busy all day In providing
space for exhibitors aud extending every
assistance In economizing space To the best
advantage. by Ave O'Clock the front hall
was pretty well occupied although there has
been a great many entries which have not
been placed In position. The lntrodnc'
tlon OF some two dozen banana
plants measuring from four It'd ten
inches IN diameter and from twenty to
twenty-five feet In height, with their broad,
dropping foliage, rich clusters Of fruit and
beautiful purple flowers, with the assistance
Of the bright, green vanished leaves of
Young orange aud lemon trees, made II wear
the appearance OF semi-troplc garden. The
monster pumpkins, squashes, corn melons,
aud fruit from the Downey Fair contributed
largely to the display the first night Of the
Fair. The three electric lights Illuminated
the whole building beautifully Although
considerable fruit was brought In yesterday
there was but limited display OF citrus
fruits. The display Of kerckhoff, Gunner &
Co, mill work aud finishing woods Is very
fine and attracts considerable attention.
Although the display Of needle work was
not complete last night, enough was In To
show there will be Il better display than last
year. Niedt's display of soap from his fac
tory was very hne, as was the vegetable,
seed, root aud bulb display Of Mason 4 Co.
The beautiful sack Of white Australian
wheat from Antelope Valley was also quite
a feature, Ms II Is the first wheat ever raised.
there. There Is a liberal display In photo
graphy as well IN In the product Of the busy
bee and all the nppurtenances for. the
handling of honey. TO day there will be u
liberal addition to the fruit and mechanical
display, as well ~ In manufactured goods.
Although there Ii much more room Ia Tur-
ner Hall than one would first suppose, II Is
lily adapted M u pavilion, for want Of light
and facilities for handling exhibits. or get
ting from one department To another. II Is
believed this fair will be the most successful
fair ever held In this city, and IL Is To be
hoped the first step OF the association will
be the erection Of 4 suitable pavilion, where
exhibitors, ss well AZ visitors, will have bet
ter facilities aud more light on the subject
In the day time below will be found the
entries at the pavilion up to nine o'clock
last night. The opening address by l.. J..
Rose Will no doubt attract large audience
at the pavilion this evening, when the yari-
Gus booths and apartments engaged will all
be occupied to the fullest extent Of their
capacity.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-16
GEORGE J. LEWIS,
Publisher and Proprietor.
ApxEHTIsING RATES;

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
All legal advertisements 81 so per square, or
frxction thereof, for each period OF thirty days
EXCEPT Notices Of Forfeiture NINETY days
snder three squares, $40.
hFOue square il ten lines of this type
Business cards by the year at 10 per cent dis
count when paid in advance.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04
Nas urtbsLI aeatn Grmrrs GIstes.

gonbOn, 3. QpriE. - Das nuf Ut;r yto.
rate GAIT Ialtenoe lrtbejI gegsu @omuub
gates, Rebaiteur bsr GOuOouer n ZBorlD, " ne,
gen SerIeuubuug bee gQrt8 QORGbale N Quf
stnsu UrttisI bafjrt, ufIdar bsrtntete, oaB
bel Ctuer 5Qgcps-tte etu 'iuEger aotger,
beiiau BrGu, Die er Gus Qtc5e hItrat5ste,
tldafltI gemOroen iei, nit eiusr iuugeH
Game con bObcr 8sisuidaftli6sr Stsuuug
bprdbrunDte. 2Or0 GouS0aIs b,3og 3Is3 Guf
i'd, unb Oates brudte ais Sert5ei0iguug
Dor, bsr QrtltcL riibre BON etuem aoItgeu
gtttatbsiter ber nab iei o5ue ietHc @tuutQt.
gupg in 0Q8 Blutt geiCmnGu.
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Sic acknowledgements be8
GIDen8.

GuQufia, Ga, 3. Iprtl. - Die Giqeu.
ttimer a1ar bauptiatIiden 8aumuouIpu,
uereisu TN SiioeH bte!tsu Beute bier etue
geIIcmmInUg ab, nm fid) ii6er bic Rsgetuua
ter Brobuttion 0ou 8nummounaar9u NIT
GG6Tbt ouf bic gtadirage gu osrf1ubtgeu.
s. &. Saniou ans GtaCou muroe 3um Brdf.
tauttu bee Contents erUG5It. Die ,uHtou.
RcnufaCturiHg. Comp" uu0 bic ,,B66utr.
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auf Uiele Ditutonea. IS Duuos bei4loifsu,
cine 4hoctation unter bem Rameu ,SOutb,
erus un0 g8eifern DtanEfacturers Hiioctas
tiOE" ~ grIubsu, trsl9e bte uimttdsu 3pede
oerfoIgen ioG, pte bic ,ytew GHglanOz I2ls
rufacturrsD GiiOciotion ;" etu 6ilfigbuers
@omtte loq erudnut per6eu, mn bic erfor6ers
lt6sH glnOrbnungsn fir bic OrgdHiiattou
btsies 8erstus Az tTtfeH. Gin Bei4luB Iur
8srmiUbsruug Der BrObuttIoE rDur6e liugera
2ett beiprodsu, unb ihltsBlib uabm bt.
BeriammIung sins 8eIoIuttOH an, ru2lhe or
orbHrt, baB bic BrobultiOn Don 8aru ua6
gaumnOItu9 reou3trt !per6su Iou, Bis oas
T1nfletner' Gcmtte ndbsrs guor0uungeu ger
trpfisn bot. Die 8eriammIung oertagta ftt
rauu uHO ntrS ipdtsr pieOsr 3uilmmeHtrs.
tsu, nm ben Sert6t ees 9omite's eutgeaan
3u uehmen.
uutsrretuuQeu nit Den 8glslateu oes Gouz
peutB eratbtu, baB bic msifen berielbeu bic
8urifploufe bsr SbtOer bemOtrattiasa Blait.
farm bpriiuffnPu
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gtrEetter . GnaeIeaeuheiten.

GCuNtligutIIe, EeGEi., 3. Iprtl -
Die GtelETstgu in ben StetRtritLan ia
jYnpette &ouurg ftun&en gaftru ffr etue
gotuelb0tuu8 DoT 20 Bro2ent aua. ste 6u.
ben bic Stetumegsu In GuOerau @sasu0cu
aufRcfOrtert, fgtge Qrbett In Sap,ttezGo
}n GCCepttreu, bt3 tar QuSfqH0 beeuott lit.
SleEa Il D q b. BeuBi., 3. Qprit -Ote
III ben SoEleubrSGeTu or @ru5au In Der
lIuGgbuUg bitiiger Staot beI6GftigtgH lIa-
g0CH unb SlODcf1u ita6 eutlaTea m0r6su.
SteS gtiGGb, meu Uteie Eaa5su uuo 8au-
ideH, peiGe Eber G8tnter In biz S5dule
ginger, lgBt nm 0rbett tn Cen Robleuqrn.
ben triuhgH mo tufil iIe uteI ggidjdtere 4cs
better f;Re, nl8 bic &GslGu0tr. gs beFiGbSu
tIdl uIlle llu6QrH uab SLor0ateu In Der BE-.
trEtfeEotH @cgsnS, uu6 bjefsIbsu fab gr0B.
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t1bcu Die Grbett megsu stuer 2olurebutttOu
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bEtti9Cber iiHo eEtidIOhsu, anf Der RsSut.
tiOu gu beftebeu. @te &rbeiter III RtO0le1er
t0beu fd bic 9trabietung QttaQsu lofIcu.
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f,Tbrte 0Itttbetlung, ba6 bic @ru6en in
Rcunt Garmtl mieber oous Belt atbstteu,
IL Gtn Srrtbnnr. 8cm /. 4pIu aG wsrOeu
in bret 0Ouateu "a Gage Et6lt gsarbettst,
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uGd7t.
Wew Orleans, 3. Qgril. - Gtebeu.
buntert 3;UmsrIcutG, Die mdBe QEtLettuug
Ter ,uniNE" PEtbultsRb, &rbettcr am ,,5t.
gcutIsr SoteI," am nBtdmtd &lu6bouie"
unb on anoetsu 0roBen @ibau6eu, blbeu
berte D2crgsH bic @rbstt ciHgsfsut; fIe GER
Iargen $3 pro Gag. sic madtsu bt!riber
hen Dietaarn Oor ttugm DioHot an;tige
Die 3immrleUte om Gu5fsuuHgG'9ebdu9s
fnb NIT tb}su g0bHeu 3airtsbeH uu5 Uousa
mot auafcteu.
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&aS SDAipafIer TN ROrbneften
NnD Gileen.

DitnneGpo glinr., 3. aprtl. -
gtue 9epeiae 0n'8 Sournal" aus 9tsmari
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QrcBe @tsfstbsr Srtftren, unO man oe8baLb
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Gugsmetneu piel boffuuugSUO[lsr. a"
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em Rnlatto Boint TT irLE uabsju 400 T
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8omtfer gSumpbrep8" lam beute g3orleu
nit 40, 600 9tQttOueH bei'm RaIsig5 Damn,
brurl an
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Slu8 Gtnciumatt.
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