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Professor sheIdon's May Bnu.

Professor Sholdon's May ball, which takes
place at Masonic Temple on Wednesday even
ing, tho l1th instant, will no doubt be tho bost
nlfair OF tho Kind that has ever taken place In
Washington. There aro no loss than nine
quoene, who, with their maids OF honor aud
crown bearers, win DO seated on an elab.
orately gotten up throne, occupying the entire
cast end OF the grand hall, This Will bs n
sight In iisolf well worth seeing. The fancy
dancing which has been IN rehearsal for tue
past three months is now us near perfection as
possible, Tho "Queen's set' (mlnuet do la
COur) will be danced by all tho queens, their
attendants, floor committee and other pupils,
making In all about one hundred persons IN
tho stately dance. Those who have not al
ready secured tickets had better do 80 at once
as the limited number are nearly all snl,lI,sf
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An Aristocratic club DIsbanded.

Tho aristocratlc Rue Royalo Club, in Paris,
at general meeting, tho Prince dc Sagau IN
the chair, has declared itself dissolved. No
Rllusion was made 10 the well.known cause,
namely, that one or more members had boon
guilty OF cheating at play with marked cards.
Every efrOrt is being made TO hush up the
scandal The club Will be reformed under au-
other name, and IL Is understood that certain
OF Ito members Will not be reelected.
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SENSIBLE WORDS
From u Sensible Man.

The question OF site for new city post.
ONCE has not boon considered by the House
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds
in the past four weeks. Tho committee, 1t is
known, unanimously agree that now post.
oflce should be built but is divided as to
whore 10 should be located.
Mr.. Milllken, in speaking on this subject to
reporter OF TIE CRITIC today, said; 1T
want to see posto1lce In this city that Will
meet the demands OF the clty's business nifty
years hence. am not in favor Of taking n
public reservation for the purpose, but | be-
lloyo we should purchase site In an eligible
locality and build thereon postonice that Will
be an ornament TO the city. / hope tho CONS
mittec can decide upon site at once, apihtfien
recommend liberal approprlatfoh for u
building" A ..sse
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pERTInEH4e4RseRapHs.


bAhiNllAfeoISp NpVhAb cAo
Mr.. j. b. EIsENfAN was to-day excused
as n juror In the Circuit Court.
JAMES BURK was assessed So by Judge
Smell this morning for cruelty TO animals.
JOHN WESLEY SMITH, colored youth,
pleaded guilty before Judge Smell this morn.
zen, and got ali the law allows-three months
on the farm.
IN the Police Court to-day several per-
sons were charged with receiving stolen goods
fancy cutlery stolen from the store OF q.
W. Thorn. The cases went over for ono week,
and the defendants gave ball.
MARY C. SCAuFHIRT to-day by her at
torney, Colonel Robert Christy, filed q Datltlon
for divorce from her NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L.
schaihirt, charsiIEk hin, s.sith Cruelty, intern
perance, abandonh bsr1nd nOn.support.
Presents sIscn d Houngs, 736 Seventh at,
NxssEs. ANTON FISCHER and Henry
Brands, who sail for Europe at an early day
TO revisit Germany, were banqueted by their
friends last highland there were many wishes
expressed for their safe journey and return.
CORNELIUS WASHINGTON, dishonest
colored servant, was yanked Into tho dock at
the Police Court this morning and yanked out
again 10 the tune OF sixty days In Jail, for
stealing two hats from Arabella Isenbrey, Of
West Washington. ss,sS
GENTLEMEN who like to pEovide them
solves in season with ne .necessary clothing
lor's for their bloPeftE az lawn-ten hose,
boating jerseYsSyachtings shirts, and the like.
Such an assortment has never boon seen here
befOFa.sa
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FINANCIAL.


Tho following observations of the transac-
lions In the financial market to-day, together
with the opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the bankipghous OF II. d.
Cook, tr., 4 Co., 1929 L street, Washington,
DC.
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FOR SALE---Lots.
FOR SALE---Lots.
FOR SALE. -
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN BUILD&G SITES
AT FORT LINCOLN,
tRivos Station, on the b. q 9yhaIlroad.)

FOUR MII4ES FROM WASHINGTON.
sIXTEEN.DAILY TRAINS.
COMPUTATION 10 GEs. PER DAY.
TEN MINUTES TIME TagTHE NATIONAL
CAPIWhL.
From this historic and Commanding position Ia
presented to view the e6ldlers' Home Bright
wood Village, NATIONAL Monument, U. $. Capitol,
Hyattsville az mileybeyond), and the surround
ing country for mile9 with It's hills and dales,
valleys and treamyfwoodlapds and farm.houses
in enchanting panorama, doing homage seem
ingly to the good Gold Fort whose intrenohmenls
YET stand, o landttnRrk OF the greatest civil war
on record, and memorable OF being named after
our martyredI president, Most desiI able building
lots on Fort dlncOln Avenue and the B!adens-
burg TurnpKe are offered in size to suit pur
chasers ana fOn liberal terms; Spa Springs on the
premises Cottages built at lowest contract rates
for part aksh and easy payments. Full Informs
ton ON application to
Thomas A. Mitchell,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
03i II street, Rooms and @.
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LOANS

In SuIas to suit al 6per cent.
The above is only ANAL portion of property
on my bOOkB For full llBtcA Al oftioe for bnle.
tins Issued ON LIST and 10Th. NJ
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ron REAT-Rooms.
FOR RENT--NjsceluHeogs.

JNOR RENT-A FINE LARGE STORE OR
n wpreToom, suitable for any wholesale or re-
tail business offices. Inquire 42i 18th st. II. W.
myg.GtH
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F0R EXCHANGE.

VXTANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW SToVE5
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
sor. 9th and X; smoky chimneys cured or no
boneht. 27
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ron SALE AKG RENT.
IDEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
TuREE-sTORY BRICK AND FRAN
HOUSES FOR SALE.

II, or
THos. +. wAGGANAN, on + street.
(Changes made Wednesdays and SaturdaysJ
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w AETED-TO BUY-A SECONDHAND
w Columbia" Bicycle, In good order Address
Thomas X, Shaw, drug store, corner 10th and o
ats, n. mylO-3tm
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WANTED Sltua hons--Eemnle.

WY ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECT
w able married cdored woman with one child
10 do housework; to $ake 1t her home. Address
q. B O., Critic onlcel myl3
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L0S7 AND FOUND.

II OST-MAY 9, ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
IL n dark kitten, with yellow ribbon around
neck Please return same to COZ La ave. and re-
ceive a reward. myl0-3sF
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WANTED-Heip--romaie

Advertisements OF Three lines under this head
lnaorted Lhrnr lImea TOR 25 cent?
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UNDERTAKERS.

JOSEPH O. LEE,
Formerly of Henry Lees Sons,
UNDERTAKEN.
New and commodlous wareroom, No. 32j Penn
ave- northwest, Residence on premises. iei II
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UANTED-LADIES, CITY OR COUNTRY
w to make az to % daily frlnging Easter cards;
send 20 cents, stamps or postal note, for lnstruc-
ton and samplea. Addresg Agency, p. o. Box
1896, New YORK city. inl2-tf
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SUMMER RESORTS.

PocK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL
HI RATHS
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VNTANTED-A ST GUATION BY A SETTLED
w woman OF experience TO care for AN invalid
lady or In u sick roOIa the best city references.
Address or call nj Nd 1919 X ST., between 18Th and
l4th SITS, s.e. myl3
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ADDISON DAY,
PRACTICAL UNDERTA X Err AND CABINET
MAKER
Ready-made Collins, CasketB and Shrouds, No,
Dol Az st., corner of q 8. W. Branch Store, GIL
Mass. ave. n. W. Orders promptly executed At
reasonable rates. f6tf
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WY ANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR.
w Taylor, g3i Il st., near 10th, makes beautl.
full sets OF artificial teeth for 81 guaranteed to give
full satlsiactlon extracting with gas. chlorOiorm
local ancsthetiCs, 50 CcntB; without, d cents;
hlllngs ut very low prices. Oc20
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
A Duel setwesn Tw. .,rssAss..
lLondon Echo.

L b
lLondon Echo.l
Two brothers, sons OF protni.
nent Russian family, were stu
dents at the best college in st,
Petersburg, aud on graduation
became officers in ihs sapis crack
regiment. The young men diff.
fered greatly iu then n I,is OF
life from their comrades, an 1 Only
seldom joined in the customary
revsls Of the jeuuesse do,ee
Three years after joining thslreg-
|inieht the elder brother married
young and. .beaurifu, grl Of ex
celient fsnilysa Graduxlly, how
ever. the newly weided pair
becane estrangei ia affsct'on, so
much 30 that alter three ys.sS ot
married life they occupied sepa-
rate ro.ms. In the lneantinie the
yourgsr brother fell in loso with
his sistet-in-law AT first the
young wife, Surrounded by . host
OF admirers, was not aware of the
passion she had kindlad in her
brother-in-lsw's heart. but soon
in turn .axpepienced towards her
sdorer I love so passionate that
she was unable to struggle against
it,. TIE young husbands Jealousy
was iigLtfully aroused Terrible
scenes ensusd followed BY mutual
rscriminations, . challenge and
finally duel between the two
b others. The eldsr-the out
ragged husband was wounded in
the side; the younger, who had
wronged his brother, remained
untouched By the latter's bullet.
The last act u ibis hes drama,
begun 50 tragically. was iba, oi |
farce. After the Jaei lhe woup.'-
ed rpau was tirs. br ,uslt into te..
6ity aud then fakeh abroad, |
where tkt a4.liiplnvd care Of his
vile sud tSsother snatched him
IRON the j. ws VI death out Of
gratitude for this he allowed his
wife to secure divorce from him, |
taking AL ,fhs blame on his
6h0aiuers. This she. did, and
tbsn mariiSd hSt lover.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
Los ANGELES. WEDNESDAY MORN
~ a7td NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Electrical Treatment Of Wines and Spirits,
At the Electrical Works In Los Angeles Cnl

Having perfected the process for the treatment
of Wines Spirits Fermented or Malt Liquors by electric
ity by which the fsil OIL Hydrocyanic acid poisonous
ethers and other deeteous organic eliminated
and at the time mparts mellow age to the prod
ucts of the wine grape prepared andlethssame
large scale and the reasonable terms By
this scientific treatnepg of they ft
ted for market at the price they at age Of IL
years by the old treatment of rackng off and expensive
methods Of rehand them and at the same time
mense saving to the producer BY this process Also there
y waste by Evaporation and turning vinegar by
neglect delay the treatment entirely all
ganic matter that produces fermentation without destroy
sein "a hours ater coming from the winery Cali at
works and bs sconvnced or send for circulars
Il. :s.: / 81. !. "A. G. TIcHENoK,O
ss445 -! IT .ra Z = ossa.. =;
Manager Los Angeles Electric Liquor Co. and Patentee.
No 2 Arcadia Block Los Angeles street. Angeles
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

=. A wi@csusin woman broke up fu-
resal. by xrllshg ont of her coffin. This
sis.aid teach Wiscun-iu " dSwvrs never
to begin flirting with preliy gsris, who
come " ~ II the corpse losks natural,
until after the funeral i over.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

dence from other sources, tbat
Nine. Howard came with him to
Tours, and was received by the
public officers and by the Arch
bishop, not as Mime. Howard. but
Is Princess Bacciocchi
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
H0rRLs-RRsORrs.
~ - HOrRlIs-RRSORTs.
Cosmo,poHtsl1ls e Hqth.
8 FIRST Glass.
nkFiNRsr Hornk N soUxHnxn
3 .i.esss UxIfyuANIA $
HANNAH s DHNkER rsopdssos..

TAu I ~ oaiy ispSs,y kseeas ksasL 4 sl-
unssd In IL cSussf of ths city u Los Angeissv
cpa1a1pS hs6y1Y, hxndrs1 spadiogD 80 ai.Y
rupsns, n1gty fQfniShsd N IL mo~t comfortable
GyIe yoof1s IN suites fos lasalles md parties on
81 ~ ;'' h, s,s - - = sssns ,,.,.n v,.a .s.
~ aappl0 tlfef can b. ptocurSsi IN The mafkst-
4 fRGf COACH b aiwsys on hand TO carry
No psin3 ip1rsd y uaAs satn. oomiorASss :
|.ztASjE xEADsNo Roox eph .sAs ~
- g ungHY HAlllfu.
ayi7u n DENKER
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q I'VE aafsI- h.s ..,si ~. j. !.
l.fi q hss4r1z ~, -,
. - ~ @ Fsi.s- y ! e.lss.sA -
.i41ics-f ~ '
~'stnH q : ~ ~ y lI-nre8 - !, 49,,
flai 2 heSl ialflli .si.s.s ~,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
caaAvEsr mEpscsuG q Liainsnr ~
Sure Cure for Cstarrh. Pains Aches,
Colds and CouGha
Co-Partnership Novice.
state Of cahrornia. -


state Of California, - .sQ ca a1is+if.
s,o<anty Of Los Angeles. . -.
We, the pndersigned,, DO hsreby certify that
We sre psstnsn transactibg hl1fnsss IN NE Sts1s
of California, our principal 49, q 6ssissss be-
inx in the city and Comfy u Los AugeAor with .
branch once IN the my 81 New YORK. undsr the
Arm same and style of Tho San Pedro Winery:
that the names in full Of ali the menbor< Of such
partnership arc; u. Boettcherl lresidencc: .dty q
Los Angeles, county Of Los Angeles, State OF
California. and Alexander Jastrow. residence,
Civ and state OF New Work. sc - IA.
In witness WHIT r-ta. we. have hereunto set our
hands and seals this siss day u February.
1854 tlh uERMAN BoErTCHER,
ke-i "a ce Los Angeles, Cal.
ALEXANDER JASTROW,
isli Residence New York.
hereby certify the forcsoirr to he a fuli. trps
and correct copy Of the original Csrtincate Of Co
P4rtnership between H. Bccttchcr and Aiexnn-
der jxssrow On die IN nv of.sce. and th.t hAvs
cxre:uiiy coo,snrel the sarss With the original
In witness Whsrcof. / have hercunto ~ ny
hH ad ard sGlxad the Seat o. The supsricr Coan,
this sla Jay Of Fetunvy. leo4.
lsxALl A. W. POTTS. Csunty County.
fshga ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

'''sftiisa b 9eas,iasalo q tl.ssss as..,. =,
telasu - tfntsi ~ :.
Ei9sf' ss.A sffs I y .fai81 ..ls
srpsTaaaTra rAaao
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
THE FLOREHCE HOTEL.
san DISCO. CAL.

Sltnatsd upon ne Msss, overlooking the City
an6 Day. enzf commandinx the hnest view in
oputA>ln ca1ifosuin, IL nov opon to the tuonc.
Itis FIRg1loLAsS in all its appointments. The
~ baFre single Rooms Fireplace In every room
or sutlp, with CLOTHES cioset; double walls be
tAsen rooms no Table Is supplied with the
best TIM county a4osfs n-
TERMS ~ 70 - per day according rooms.
Avofy rsasoBAbls reduction made 20 those en-
paging roosne ny the week or mouth.
SUNDAY DfNXER---i TO . r. N.
~ W W. BOWERS,
Prop ietor.
esa Diego, Jan. 70, 1854 janM
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

% ff iHHt "a ~ !.
a'i0itf tia ~ -
1aii asl ia at.
ie s,al asI o
- '',''..iff a rit1snffl
- H4i Ell ~ lfar .i7,l
t1r isi-1r ~ .tI.a-.s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
EAGLE Cora, n. G. 9.

nsst La s,eetires al The Arn.si. ,sN
street. -.esy tr,.'a, ~. hiri E; s,s,k
" y. Il. IT ssfil
,ltfri g-eaiiJ e Z ts, tsii' 'o,'l .s.'.-s
4. A Rsxlss. H,-s ssik,ant y ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

- Whols Tckets, q. HAif T,kct< 81 =
ans u ncksss. 80 90 Tckess e,'s
ReunIt Money o. roetAl Note, Rssk i'rsft IN
Later or seId ~ Exwesxxr ORDERS Of
IS ard upward, by Exprtss, run he -sss At osF
cxpeuse. Address nll orders 70 -. e.gs..r Z
Adm ,. !. potIeLAs. Cosineton.R H..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
GAS STOVES.

The Eclipse PArior stove and Bsners,
FOR suloon use, which for ncatness. dispAtch and
'ecouuny are hard TO btAt, consuming only ~
per cent. Of gns and 20 per cent. Of atmospheric
sir. unAkinx them the, most economical stove in
NJ, requiring lsus fuel than any other Stose nor
the same amount of work. as.aa.. I
iRsasous why they should be used in every
household.
: LIST. lThey are perfectly harmless; no danger
Of exploding li.ss 80 4 ~. /,
"a. rhey are always ready: no trouble making
aFss, no ashes, no cindcres no smoke, no SCOT,
no unell. s ges..
III. It is more easily worked than any coal
OF wood stove, and the oven will bake for twe1ty
minutes after gas is turned III. ia
~. They Ass porta' le easily adjusted and
bth, They are the most eriect broiler, grilier,
toaster, rosster and baker in use.
e<h. You csu use any compartment independ-
ent Of the others. slfs..
I. Ornamental as we'll - rsetu, and can be
used In parior y In kiteh,t. usere being no
smoke or dust arising from tn. same.
Z These stoNe> srs now ON exhioition at the Of
hce Of the ~ feV
Los ANGEl.Es Gas COMPANY.
/ No. Q Sonora st.. OPP. Pico House.
Where alt are Invited to c.ll and sec them. To
be seen ouly ID be admired. Any responsible per-
snn wishing u try4c&hf do 80 for twenty days,
and ID not unsatisfactory ran bc returned, and any
nrst-clAss plumber and gasftter is authorized 70
- them nv and gawrxntoe them. The Gas Co.
makes no charge for IHbor Tor setting up stoves
ttax are reuted. 1Da A
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

..sI.s s''ss 3 81 ss,, s.s = s. -. =. "a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
Loss Anr0Mx.xss
COUNTY BANK.
Main g.. Los Angeles. Gal
CAPITAL sT0ck, PAID W, SOD. .sso'
Reserve Fund. Saoo. .ooo
JOHN X. plATkR- .,..... Ptoziieut
RS. BAKER ....... Vice -Pr-s,lcal.
u Il. MAcfEIL..... ~ ~. lt-s'iet

DIRH.Tot,s:
J. D. SLAvsus, JofnAA BtSBa
Jons r. PLArtR, Rorsxf y. BAtn
Juus A. PAxros, GE'eas W PsF-s'-f
r. A wtvNss
1Bu, Asp skLL kxcuANos on tsn- ftss ~,
New York, London, Paris Herlin and tfan! -tt
ks-Bu, ExlaAsss IN all ports Of ,hr '',at
States aud Europe. tHtF
sTksthi,s AvNn open servuLt ...a ~
cate OF deposit, and do y general b..nkibv nt
exchange business .a.wp
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

's4 ad 90 i,i1sli.-sh
az - .i-i l.i4.t1
~ - tc1sa,-A}la
> rfit tpss irf
.is Atgr = ssne 4tasi
iiarIH vnAfnIT~
NJ Ia ------- -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
In the Superior Court, : County of Los
Angeles, State Of California.
In the matter Of ~ Ess.te Of Anne Patterson.
decsased.

Noti,,e 10 hersty given that in pursuance Of en-
order ef the superior Court Of ths county Of Los
Angeles state og California. made on the -ilth
day ii fsbraa v, loel. In tho aattss 4 the -
tsis Of Anne Patterson, decsAsed, the under.
sivncd Executor Of raif dtcnls,d, will
vii At private SAID. to the h'sh q
bLIier. Tor cssh In goh coin u the
ssla any saserisr s &C. on or after THURSDAY,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
4. Of p.

/ oLlvs Longs No. ~. Meet nrst .i,a ~,
TnuRsDAlE IA sAs, mouth at Odd fe,lo~s L.,
p. y. Building. sojouxntng knights insi.r,-
y,E SUMMERS & t.
B A. YcRBA. X. Of X. ard y. jAl-ib
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

a kaufli IsstteFy and Fair Draw
i1Ea, ehartervd by tHs iegislaturs u Kentucky
sad twics declared legA BY the hishest Court IN
the State Bond given 70 Henry County in the
sum Of 100000 Tor the prompt payment Of all
prsss sold. 81 -, .ss,.s..4.sf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
ans aeth day Of Fsbrusy, 1884

An the right, titlc, interest and estate OF IN
NIL Anne rxtscs asccs~ed, at t.e time Of
mr. death. and al the right. title ana in
tesesi that tho said estate has hy ope
ration of lAw o. cshsrafse Acquired
IN iaceasc.i xt the time a her death In and =
alI ihnt certain lot Of land lying AMI bc.iis IN ths
!. IN il Los Angc,es county oi los ree'es, stats
oi california. and rarsirulariy ds'u,s,ed as foi
lots ons "a, Two (s) sl.d seven % In Bloch
Five 81 q East Los a1veacs, a. rting 70 ~
satvey thereof made By frank Lecpu'rrur u
4 ms and condition 4 Of aic.-cash III gols
coin, upon ccuhrmntioA b, the Court bids o
ofers may he made 1t any time after the mrs
publ alton ~ this nctice aud befcrethe MAXIM
All bids OF on m must be IN writing end len
At tho siIice Of Bisknsil 4 White, Room ~ TIN
pie Blcck, y ..sd city ard csumv' OF es"'ers'
'>''' - ). o. HANNoN,
feb,ftd Eexeeutof Of said kssAte.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

Los Angeles LodRe No. lsz5. L =. =.
Regular naeeslnSs <i ab, long. .t~ zeal
every FRIDAY evening At Old MxsOnie Hail,
Spsine street, Visiting brushera sAr cordially IN
vited 70 attend o. A. DEARlS1.
me- pictatoi
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
.aasaoA aes Iss7sAa ~,

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
.aiAs g97 eggsIe5 agksa

- "a ss'r~ seps
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

~ 4fti + a1t1i sss. - = u Az.
tis aaez ealt 4 +. ~,
ss r.fa"es ~sfa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
Masonic Notice.

w L0s A enLu Lopor No. ~, =. q 4.
A M.-lThe stated meetings Of this Ls'g
" Nars held OH the arst MONDAY Of .tAi
month st 7:30 ?. y. Members Of Pentals.. -.
2o2, a4d al Master AasoIi> in good stsnsi',~
cordially invited.
b, order cf the W.. NJ
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-08-07
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

AN American firm has purchaeed the
China merchant fleet for about S7,300,000.
THE Democrats of the Fourth Mississip-
sippi District have nominated Fred q.
Barry for Congress.
JAY-EYE-SEE beat his own record at
Narragansett Park track on the 1st, max
ing a mile in 2;l0. This beats Maud S. by
a quarter Of q second.
SIxTY-FIvE pounds of dynamite were
stolen from colliery magazine near Air
drie, Scotland, on the 1st. The theft Gre
ated panic.
A. L. THOMAS has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats of the Thir-
teenth Missouri District.
A GENUINE Italian murder occurred at
Boston on the 1st. J. Marcona was stabbed
to death by his wife's paramour, f. Del
minno.
A SIX STORY tenement in Water street,
New York, burned. One child was burned
to death, and several adults severely
burned.
THOMAS D. JOHNSON has been nominated
for Congress by the Democrats of the
Ninth North Carolina District.
In a family difficulty near Breckenridge,
KY, on the 1st, Elisha Alexander was
killed, his brother John seriously wounded,
and Mrs. Charlie Poole also wounded.
MINISTER MORTON has subscribed 900
francs to the fund for a model of the
Bartholdi statue to be presented to Paris
by American artists.
RECEIVER is asked for the property of
the st. Louis Ore and Steel Company, and
the Grand Tower and CarbondaIe Railroad
in the State of Pennsy Ivania.
The master and crew of the schooner
Julia Baker were arrested at Key West,
Fla, on the 1st. The vessel left its course
and it is understood that the captain was
murdered in a mutiny.
THERE were 3I7, 692, 119 silver dollars in
the United States Treasury vaults on the
Ist.
THE Papal Cousistory is officially fixed
to meet in September, when twelve Cardi-
nails will probably be created.
HENRY LAUBE, che German poet and
litterateur, died on the 1st, aged seventy
eight
In the Dutch Parliament, on the 1st, by
avote Of sixty-seven to three, Queen
Emma was named Regent during the
minority of Princess Wilhelmina.
A REUNION of army ehaplains, Union
and Confederate, began at Orange Grove,
n. j., on the 1st. The gathering was aug
mented by a number of members Of the
Sanitary and Christian Commissions.
THE first meeting of the International
Electrical Exhibition viii be held in Phila-
delphia, Pa, on the 7lh.
DURING the twenty four hours ended at
9 d. m. on the Ist there were twenty-six
deaths from cholera at Marseilles, eight at
Aries, six at AK and two at TOulop.