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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

Giving MP the business. consisting As fol
lows: plows. scfapers. ffall tongue, I
tongne bar. picks and shosels, cooking stove
cooking utensils, pans. cups and saueefs,
knives aud forks, spoons.
Also 100 grain sacks, large wagon box,
5ogalIon oak barrels.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

ToLfDo, Dec s.-.Nral n. \, Bacon. Of this
City, sister % fresideAt.clecs Cleveland,
indignantly dfscikims Al t1aNaedge of An
ALLEGED interTlew with correspondent Of q
View YORK lourna which has bten widely
eircuialed hy the pfess soqzl.out nc coan-
Try, and Whereby aha = iandc 10 - press pre-.
dfclinnf Al to tue future niaftttmeni Of the
White Hoitae and Views oonrttnies her own
and her brother family fe'A<IfHa She Dc
ciafea tibet slate mems 70 to ao4rrdy taise
aud enjoying IN fhN extreme, and fhe has
nothing "a make puhlie ccnueruins Cieye'
lands intnre, except thal she and her alstor
entertain 10 mig u q personai regard aud 70.
speef iot their brother that they are glad "a
being ham ntred ny IIsrIF lnlelIaranoe
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

MN YonK, Dec. s.-Threes, i0g1z, exs,
i1sgs ts. i2ss< Central Pacific, g; Den
Northern Pacific, IN Preferred. 4osxi NORTH
western, Szs< New I1fk Ceptfal. 9a9k Oregon
Naqigation, Il. 1ranscontInenial. 1874, I'M
proyemeht. 2of Paeiec Mail, 81: Panama, Va
Texas Pacific, 1874; Union Pacific, %,
[. y. Express. 81; Welia Fafgo. lo7; Western
Union fYl<
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

WAsalScroN. D. g., Dec All Is expected
that I.okoo VIII Introduce a biil crnbodylpg
President Arflinrk stGKesilon 10 siso 8enf
eral Grant life pension
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

NAnaIn. Dec 81 Epee6 sfaies lhst the com
mercial treaty between Spain and England
was never nearer completion than at the
present time a
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

NfH Yohk, Dee -fhe Stewart Hunting
toi, ease was continued today. IN The Su-
pfeme canrt. The deposition Of Thes
Feytpns with regard 70 safreadering bIa
Genital Paclne stock 70 the defendant Al the
same time As stewart, was read Mr., Pey-
toms stock was surrendered under the SAME
circuln<tauees Mr.. Peyfon then took the
stand, hut hts testimony was only c0rre
horatibn nf tnaf Of Mr.. Stewart Yesterday
9ea AApin9ail tesiihed that he had, as cx-
erutot 6i his lAspinwal - father, brought
had an Interview with HpntingfOn IN refer.
ence % the claim 0f hjs fsihers estate
sxsinss tho defendant. beiag difference be
tween the price paid his father for his stock
aud the pfic1 nsid others. Subsequently
Huntington snld he could not act outside 0f
the advice of ro44usef.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04
aLso syIlnlncs anp | uMe n.

One portable house l0xl9 l out building.
sticks Of timber 6xh, 20 feet long.
Also New Single and Double Har-
ness.
A line assortment Of douhis aud siugle New
York hand stitched, warranted a l. very su.
peri0r. AL OF which can be seen on the
morning of sale.
1ohD o. He'll,
decftd Auctsoneer.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04
BR.IGHT'S
Just Received |

10000 yards Calico ccnrs
1000 yards Ginhams. ...-.... ...5 cents
5000 yards Lawns .................. 8 cents
5000 yards White Pique .........,.., 80. cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from !. .... 10 30 cents
5000 yards of Brown and Bleaehed Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards Of Summer Dress Goods Just Received.
5000 pairs Of Gloves from. .... ~. SC. to 81 pah
6,76o pairs Of Hose for Ladies at ..7 to SIS cents
$3.50 pairs Childrens Hose ..... 5 to IS cents
1928 Corsets from Observation-Disclosures. Zoe 10 ST
10000 pairs Of Ladies Shoes from -. 75c to $s
$500 pairs Childrens Shoes from ... 2sc 10 $I.25
10000 yards Ribbons from to rs cents yard
10000 yards Of Lace from ........ TO 5oc yard
10000 yards Of aconet Edgings from 2 to 4oc. yard
10000 Ladies Hats, trimmed and untrimned from 25e.
toss
1000 Chdrens Hats from ......,.s... ioe. to 81
6,ooo Plumes and Tips from. .......... LOG to S.
5000 Bunches Artificial Flowers from ST. bunch
Also large stock of
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

Aud all the various disewes Of the Head.
Throat and Chest, including the Eye. Ear
and heart, speclsiiy treated BY N. Hilton
Williams, N. ID.
0fice. "a North Main street. next the Dia-
mond House. Los Angeles, California.
All diseases of the respiratory organs
treated BY the most improved mecic&ted in
hniAtiosk, thus bringing the remedies into
direct cputact with the diseased part These
are In al cases c9mbined with proper con
stitntieual remedies for the liver, stomach.
nervous system and blood. etc
In order to show the aflicted public how
easily and quickly diseases ofthe respiratory
organs can he cured IN this favorable eli
mate which, Nielt to themselves, hring tie
suticrefs q an early gFave--ye append the
foilcWtlg letter from ono u our former pa
tlents, an old resident Of the Eastern STATES:
This Z 10 certify that for several years
was afflicted with constitutional catarrh,
which gradually grew worse until It fuaiiy
reached my lungs. / was induced 10 come
to southern Q allfornie, but hnaing no per
mAneut relief applied % Dr. y. Hilton
Williams, who IN lust one month fully re.
stored ne 20 my former health now feel
like new man and.haye been st steady
and Ieel no effects from the disease what
JosErH l. rRINKLR
spadra Cal. NaY. IS, lsss.
Qur Eastern friends Who are Inflicted with
an sctuai disease Of the respiratory organs
should have positive uedieaflun and not de
pend upon climatic infucnces hloue, as this
lisa fatal mistake which many make who
come here IN search Of health.
| CONSTELLATION FREE Those who DC
sire % consult with me IN regard % thcil
clscs or 10 incstion as % climate had better
cih - my nfiice for consolidation and exam
inaitnu, but II Impossible 10 do SO can write
for copy Of my Medical Treatise, contain.
ing list Of questions. Address
| NJ Hilton Williams N D., MC.P.S. O.,
2ih North Main sire 4, LIS Angeles. Cal
Office houfs-frnn 10 A. y. to4P.
noxle
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

NEW Y9aK. Dec. 4 I. H. rartons Fnrnau.
a. Boston. atloth1ldef o. lhn Sow YORK
7fitHAf and an Iiifui1te friend A NhiltlaN
Nti1. dropped ddad Tonight at Misaion
affnnt and fi7fy thir1 street.
Ihf Young Nous Republican Club voted
10 dIF|f s. f1IsIn 70 meil Isl|Ip no nur y IN
soied worked axA.nH tla.uf aud losAn.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04
DICKINSON & FAIRCHILD,
AZ NORTH SPRING ST.


40 acres frst-class frnit. vine or farming
land, miles from city limits, all fenced
and cross fenced with rabbit proof fencing
i7o acres improved with vineyard of choice
varieties, years old, These vines are we'll
cared for and ia splendid condition. The
erty viii be sold as i " siiaie At very reason
ablA rates, or will be sold in sabdiyisions Of
100 acres This properly Offers hrstclassop
portunlfy Tor any party Or parties who may
desire 70 invest iu 8 safe and rrodta BILE way
10 fruit raising or general farming.
W acres good land on washington street,
improved With trees and vines In bearing
Ger aud new pump Nrd windmill al good
land near the city aud cheap 1000
100 acres, all FIRST class valley isua, IN San
Gabriel valley. lAO acres III choice varieties
OF vines; all IN bearing 20 acres ia assorted
orchard in bearing, ocnEistlng OF orange,
letnon. apple pear, peach aprlcof, rfdnes.
ngs, etc house, barn, corral and all I'M.
provenienss- Particulars asonF once.
% acres very nightly improved near santa
Ana: loo choice ofsnge trees IN luii besfing;
100 French prnnes, Young; also nice orchard
OF assorted family fruits. hrst.class water
right and abundance OF wafer; fne hoase OF
10 rooms With all modern improvements,
bath. etc good barn. stable and out build-
ingH 5000 Worth of furniture IN tile house.
ribs Is one Of ste best homes IN Southern
California and Is offered for sale on sers
Reasonable ierniss s2b.c0n
T. A Rare B1rgaiU- Wilhin SIX miles Of
coiut ffHrse 100 aares In alfalfa nnd 10 the
best condition. with two good fioYingerte-
| stan wells, Vilh 4 fae fTostery hpnse Of :
good harn and sl.edsy 10 ahich There Is now
stored and goes with the place 40 fons OF
baled hsy fhe Place cuts tell tons of hay
per Hcre. on the average. each year. Three
| young horses, one COW. one fam wagon, pne
buggy and one horse power inclndedi
fl7,eoo nov2a
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04
CONGRESSIONAL.



WksnlErfos. Dec g. Mr. McPheson in
.roduced a bill to suspend the coinage Of
silver dollars IL provides that on aud after
the passage Of the act the coinage Of silver
dollars shall be suspended that The secre-
tlfy Of the Treasury be directed 70 relssno
any United States notes oi denominations
less than Eve dollars and destroy all United
States notes of q loss denomination than Ave
dollars, snd also Y stop the engraving and
Secretary Vi the Treasury, upon a deposit o 4
silver bullion in such subsfreaniry as be
shau designate, 10 issue TO the depoEitor
thereof silver certificates having upon lhelF
face the weight Ahd market value ~ the
metal 50 deposited In United States gold dol
lHrs al the rate ol twenty-five and eight.
tenths st1udard grains 10 the dollar. The
secfeiar, Is also authorized and required
sued underthe proylslon4of the act by IegaI
holders thereof, 10 redeem the same rs de-
iiverilig to depositora silver bullion " the
weight aud fneness certided upon the GER
tide Ae and immediately cancel aud destroy
such certihcate.
The following bills were introduced and
By By Wilson. providing that railway postal
clerks shall hereafter be appointed Tor q
probationary term Of frpus ihree 90 nine
conduct lnade In that time Is satisfactory
theif permanent appoininent shall be made,
subject 10 removal for cause.
By polph, making rortlsnd Oregon, and
Port Townsend, Washlaetpn Terfltory port
70 wdfcli the act 10 relation 70 ihe iuitnedi
ate tfansgoflation ef duhahie goods arpliee.
By Miller, o. New York. authorizing the
President to place Dreget Major geharai
Miiiinm ". Ayerlll on the retired list Of the
army With the rank aud pay Of CQlQneli
Also bin providing that the words Con
federats cruisers 10 the aot yeestablishing
the Cont OF Commissions on Aabaml
Claims shall be construed .and held 10 In.
clude for all Purposes Of said act any and
all vessels. and officers and crews Of vessels,
anG organized expeditions acting ss such
By authority of the late soeslied Confed-
crate government, or any OF its officers ~
which vessels or cargoes Of loyal citizens Of
the Ulited States were captured os De-
stroyed on the high seas, aud that the act
be construed ~ include any waters within
The admiralty Jurisdiction Of the United
States. 4 further provides that any case
already heard invoising the question Of
Confederate cruisers shali 10 fe-Op1ned aud
heard uuOn due nUttre H
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

When buyer visited The Eastern markets such opppounie we're
seized with avd which led heavier purchases than general trade
having
hav determined the
A. sbusines men should This
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

NEw Yosk. Dec s-covernmenls sirone.
Al The oyening q business sl the STOCK TX
change io-day the msrket was weak, and
there was unlyersai decline Of y 70 per
cent. Missouri Paeine and Laokawanna lead
ing. tho former selling down to asl< and the
latter to l071z The remainder fell Of y to
M per cent At2r. n. a stronger feeling set
in and reaction Of x 10 X per cent took
place. IN hnal dealings the market was
hriner Delaware & Hudson was exception.
ally weak. falling from glJkk 70 80 165se1f As
compared With last uight' ciostng prices are
* 10 IA per cent higher for Lake shore,
Kansas K Texas. New Jersey Central, Pacific
Mall, Texas Pacific aud Western Uuieu, mud
x 10 ~ per cent lower for flackawannil,
Missouri Pacific. Northern Pacific preferred,
Omaha, DeiAwere s Hudson. sud Union Pa
cliic Central Pacific, Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy, st. paul, Louisville & Nashville,
Northefu Pacific and Erie are Unchanged
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

NKw Youx, Doc. Money easy. i,66}2;
Prime paper, .s9a Exchange bills fra,
sn9<; demand. w
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

To gain room and table ase OlIDAY GOODS,
and to end 49c gSae win url ing this week. sell
each and cry arcls on Acc les at the whimaic-
al price Of aoc.
Our entire stock Of Glbats Ladies Cloths, full SO
inches wide, which we havs been selling for eec aud
others 70 sls5 viii be sod during this week for 76c
o ar entire liae Of 62-nch a1e3 Cloths, which IA
are pllrung OFF On tae pablo e. 5e-noh good WI be
sold for soc.
And so it goes down IL ri-e line donestics a uded
Let No guilty one escape ars our ins atons it is for
you to ses if we do.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

Petroleum.
NEw yoaK Dec :. Petroleum steady. ~ (,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04

Purchased by New York Buyer Of Houses the Verge Of Bankruptcy
edgers heavy whose light and
who we're anxious to Thousand dollars L tide
them unfortunate circumstances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-09
HOUSE, or HEPRssEETATIyEs.


In the house to-day Representative
Keller OF Ohio, OF the committee on
appropriations. reported the military
academy appropriation bill, and II was
referred 10 the committee OF the whole.
Til speaker laid before the honse
letter from the pOstmnster general
asking an appropriation OF 300 600
for tue rAilroad postal car service
for the remainder Of the current fiscal
year. Referred.
The following bills were introduced
and referred;
BY Townshend OF Illinois Proposing
a constitutional amendment providing
that treaties shall be made by and
with the consent Of the house ~ well
as the senate.
BY Mr.. Moulton Of IlIlnois--,ro
amend the act making loan TO aid In
this celebration OF the Worlds Indus
trial and Cotton Centennial expedition.
IL directs the secretary OF the treasury
10 demHnd from the president and
treasurer Of the World'0 Industrial and
Cotton Centennial exposltion q bond
with good and solvent security,
OF double the amount Of
the entire loan made by
the United States, and In the case that
such bond IL not forthcoming before
the opening OF the expedition be Is d..
Eeeted 10 take possession OF the en-
frances 10 the expedition grounds aud
appoint bonded officers Of custom =
for the purpose Of collecting tho en-
OontiaHed On FUnrth Pnsss
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-09
Baseball information.

An Associated Press dispatch from Grand
Rapids, Mich, last night says: "Thorner of
the Cincinnati Unions, to-day made a
contract with Mccormick, pitcher; Briody,
catcher, and Glasscock, short-stop mem
bers of the Cleveland club, to leave the
Clevelands and play the rest of the season with
the Cincinnati Unions. The men played the
last game as members of the Cleveland club here
this afternoon"
At New York, yesterday, the crowd almost
mobbed umpire Cunning. A dispatch says:
The crowd became highly indignant when Gun
ming called tne game nt the end Of the eighth
inning, giving as reason, that il was too dark
to play longer. Several persons assaulted him,
and he would have been seriously injured had
not the police interferred,p Still base ball is an
elevating game.
A dispatch to the journal from Madison says:
The indianapolis base BAH (Ameriean Associa'
toni club played the Madisons here, this after
noon, in the presence Of large crowd The In
dianapolis players were ehsy winners BY d score
Oh twep6y three to nothing, though the MNdisohs
skur.6ed the visitors twice."
Che closing game Of the series between the
1adoga and Thorntown clubs was played yes
terday at Thorntown, and resulted ID the defeat
OF the home club BY 4 score of u to4
There will be no game today. To-morfow the
home club plays the Columbus club ut the Sew
enth-street grounds
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-09
TELEGRAPHlC BREyITTEs.


At Lexington, KY, last night Ernst Bell
fatally shot Joe Love. Both are negroes
Two Italians, while examining a revolver in
the curiosity shop of George w. Morrison, at
Buffalo, accidentally discharged ii, and Morrison
was shot dead.
Charles Wilson, a prominent merchant Of
Kulla, in the Choctaw nation, was assassinated,
twelve miles from home, while returning from
an eleetioneering trip yesterday. No clew to his
assassins
John II. Osborn. a book keeper, of Elmira4 N.
Y, killed himself yesterday. Osborn was
arrested for assault ON q little colored girl, and
the evidence showed it was matchmaking
scheme. Osborn left a note saying he could not
bear the shame and disgrace.
Ed. Lynch, boiler maker at the Michigan
Central railway shops at jackson Junction,
while underneath a locomotive yesterday, for
the purpose of repairing the boiler was scalded
so that he will die. The locomotive was carry
ing forty pounds of steam at the time, and a
plug blew out The unfortunate man received
the full blast of steam on his back and arms
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-09
BRIEF MENTION.

There viii be special ssrwo Orphans mat
inee at the Grand Opera house this afternoon at
2 o'clock.
camp meeting began to-day near Mitchell,
under the direction of Elder Sweers, Of the Zion
A. NJ. E. Church
Among the assets of the Harrison bank, it is
said, is a note for $153sOO, given by John c. S.
Harrison to the bank in December last
Katie Slaven has brought suit for divorce from
George Slaven, on the ground of cruel treat
rnent, failure to provide, and abandonment.
The United States Railway Passenger Conduc
tors Accident Association filed articles of in
corporation with the County Recorder, yester
day.
Arrangements are complete for the Emmett
Guards excursion to Charlottesville tomorrow.
indications point to a grand success for the
Guards.
Suit has been fled in the federal court against
Elwood Patterson by A. D. Lynch, receiver of
the Richmond National Bank, demanding judg
ment on notes for $l4, 000
George w. Lawrence, formerly merchant
and banker at North Manchester who has been
an inmate Of the Insane Hospital escaped from
the institution last Wednesday, and has since
been at large.
The indianapolis Bridge Company has been
awarded contract for a large and handsome
bridge across White river, at Rockford, jackson
county. The bridge will be of iron, 40 feet
long, with double roadway.
Flora Wing, aged fifteen years. who has been
for some time an inmate of the Female Reform
atory, was yesterday declared to be of unsound
mind. Papers were made out for her commit
ment to the Hospital for the Insane
A large delegation is expected to go from this
city on the morning of Thursday, August 81, to
jefferson county, to attend the annual meeting
of the old settlers of that county The meeting
will be held at Liberty Church, Monroe town
ship
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-09
A Mean Attack on Col dudley.

Washington Special.
The following paragraph has been circulated
in Indiana and made the basis for an unjust at
tack on Commissioner Dudley: Fred Vogel, an
old citizen of Connersville, shot himself through
the brain recently, and died instantly. He
served as civil engineer in the Army of the
Tennessee. OF recent years he has been very
poor, and has been persistent applicant for a
pension, which was denied on technical grounds.
He left a letter in which he bitterly denounced
the government officials for negleeting to grant
his pension
Vogels case was thoroughly investigated and
as he was never mustered into the service there
was no law under which the pension Office could
give him a pension, and the case was then taken
up in Congress with view of placing him on
the roll through special legislation. The Senate
committee on pensions, through Senator Oglesby,
Of Illinois, made full investigation of the case
as presented in the records and in Vogels various
statements The committee reported that
NogePs claim was not established, and that he
was out of service at the date when he claims to
have been in it and received his injuries, and
the committee therefore recommended the bill
for the relief of Vogel be not passed. The at
tempt to hold Colonel Dudley responsible for in
justice in this case has no evidence with which
to give it the least support
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-09
SALE OF STATE LANDS

In pursuance to the provisions Of an act entitled
"An act authorizing the sale and conveyance of GER
tain lands belonging to the State Of Indiana and dis
posing of the proceeds thereof and providing for the
recovery of the possession of any lands of the State
nlawfuly occupied, and for the rent of any Of the
lands of the State until sold, approved March 2,
1888 viii offer for sale to the highest bidder at the
Courthouse door in the town of Greenfield, in said
State at from 10 a. M. until 3 D. No., on Saturday,
August 23 1884 the following described real estate
situated in Hancock county belonging to said State of
Indiana, and authorized to be sold by said act:
The west division of the east half of the southwest
quarter In section eleven t11), in township
teen ~ north of range seven "a east, bounded
follows, towit:
Commencing at the northwest corner of said east
half running thence east twenty eight l2S) rods on
the north line thereof thence south parallel with the
west line thereof to the south line Of said east half
thence west twenty eight 281 rods to the southwest
corner thereof thence north the west line to the
place Of beginning containing twentyeght t28 acres
more or less. Appraised at $780,
This land was mortgaged to the State Of Indiana to
secure the payment Of loan from the college fund,
and forfeited for the payment of interest due
on it.
No bid for less than the appraised value win be re-
ceiYed. JAS. Fl. RICE,
Auditor of State.
Indianapolis, July 10, 1894
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-09
The Conn Manufacturer.

special meeting of the National Burial Case
Association was held at the Denison House,
yesterday, for the purpose of adjusting questions
of difference between the Chicago and In
dianapolis manufacturers. There are thirty
three firms belonging to the association, repre-
senting capital of $1,000, 900, and the purpose
of the organization is to maintain uniform rates
upon the manufacture of collins One of the
Chicago and Indianapolis firms threatened to
withdraw and break the pool agreement
which would have precipitated general cutting
of the wholesale prices 1t is claimed by the
local funeral directors that the association prices
for collins are exorbitant and that the manu-
facturers are making profit of from 80 to 40
per cent. The meeting yesterday resulted in q
satisfactory adjustment of the questions upon
which the rival Arms were divided and the old
rates will be continued