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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25
CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTS.

WANTED VIII ~ GGkL TOD Housg-
w work ~ Il aunnd 10 children. Any ~
800 Ervsy succt iamtdlsoly, II
SyfAETED-LADlE TO CONDUCT A nus.
~ mess In when lrom, s. % - per day
Can be made Address j. 4 Ledyird. .iii
Main street IL
MANITOBA FiRsr.C1Ass HOOK KEEPER
W ofexpCrienep desires n position. Address
y, posi.oiilce box 200. Best of references given.
may25.3t
JANTEn-iNFoRMATiU LEADING TO
w the whereabouts " John Ca. ter (printer
by trade; lett DALLAS gboui three weeks ago
address, Georgia Custer rare HEEAL. Dallas,
Texas. Mayo %
gdrANrED- A MiDpLE.AGgD woMAN TO
w o general houscwork IA small family;
rood wages gulraulc q; German preferred.
Cal AZ Heald Office, d. 20 ma2i.iw
4AtANTBD--A SITUATION by An EAs.
w TEN grain ana dairy farmer has boys
o.d CnOu, II 10 work, the man Is y good steam
thfrshiug machine iopdcE would Ike 70 feed
machine through the season. Address HENRY
BRoA UBEL1, Dallas, Texas mat.
AfANTED-A FlRSr'CLAsS WHlsKEY
v drummer bone nut 4 ca cienced trar-
81, Z, with b trade ia Ibis lipe need rpply. "A.
dress o =" care II raid oili'e. ma2l.lw
(GJAN ED HoI FL COOK Ar VlF FISHER
w House, Ci 90. Texas 10 % irsi-rlass ceoE
We vi ray a iltstolats price. Apply 10 t.
FlOnd rf or Charles tlnnd 'ri, 200 MAID etroeis
N".tt Texas. MAY 2uu
sD-A WHITE wOMAN 40 COOK
~ iHl country no oli hlHN Nul VI e.'l W v wv
on sole good wage 10 the right pa ties, Ap-
my 10 JOHN J. O'B Ian Proprietor Hotel
K0pperl, DO. que oou'tY TeSse, or olica Of
this paper mal2-u
.AIANrAp-THG TfNAa ENDO NMENT
w Association will give good aud profitable
ON Jloymunt o experienced insurance collectors.
Address q, NJ, HALL, Scorelar', 1913 Main
street Dallas, texas. wal7.lm
DAN1kD--A FRS g Ass tUOK, WHO
" winals1 wash guc irbu. ia a unAl fmily
good wages viii be paid b. me IN y competent
Apply nj i2o DIVA street mast
nlANTkD-- ACTIVE MEN 10 CANVASS
w fos our subscription books 10 every city and
'uuuty IN Texas; nbpra icfm' ava permanent
employment given Gail On or address :, W,
tTOEG. 90 Maiust mnr23 unit
az a NTED-AuENI \ Dkkss THE ST.
" IOUIS tLE TR Q LAMP co. ST. Louis
40, for circular. cats Hnn lerms fer "a 81 Can.
dc Power CFsCersnn tlnrtrlc Lamp. np21w&,3t
IA. AkrED YuU no STOP ATTnEEATloN
~ ALACIEL; trs'-clras accommodations Ut
az tsulnbla rate ONLY JNE DOLLAR AND
| trENrY.rlVE GENTS PSI DAi. Tho build.
'E 10 brick, Nitl thieo stslrwngs ~ case 81 arc,
1cetct "a INC cusiaasu potion o.. tho CITY, only
.a0 elt.arg icom atiuCj-cGr line ard one square
| rUm fossF 2. PGCihC lat lli8gGuf fa0lflC Depot.
aoavuuicnt ~ pa9Btugt!s cclning or goinR over
| sittCr road. Once pom 81 night. unerls are
eilsd iof I'll trains ~ CLKAkI. 9ropTletoT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

CUR RENT-TWO FINE FURNISHED
i rooms nud front rooms very uleasnnt; thcep
TO gentlemen. C.ll and see, NJ 925 Elm stree,
close 10 Posiolce. maf2i-2t
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FOR RENT.


DoK sALE-UNN SHARE MERCHANTS IN
change. Apply at Fine, Very Fine auction
aud commission house.
EoR SALE-BUGdIES CARPETS, BOOT,
I shoes, Cookery, organ, Noiions, FurniInre,
Parlor Sets, Fiour,aud many other articles CAP,
nj Fine, Very Fi1e an ton and conn isson
house.
EON sALE-THE GENTLE FAMILY HORSE
L (known .as the Dr, L. ke horsol; any lady
orchid can drive her is not afraid Of the cars.
street CARS, fire engine, or anything else WIN
also sell opeu-'op buggy nnd TWO single har-
nessses' n.e9Hr.y new; Apply to D. q ogp,t-
CoW RENT-DwELLING AND ONE ROOM
II furnished by Il. A. lloyi. 7il Flm sweet
EUR RENT--FURNI-HtD FkUNI MUM
| with porch, with or ~itho II board az 100
Jackson street doors cHet OF AkHr1. II
SOR RGNT-@Y RESIDENCE Az HE
fair grounds, opposite Captain sidn's,
two stories and delightfully."- cool, seven roous.
well, cisteru, carriage house. stab.os and every
convenlsucr. VIII rent Tor the summer ur-
nished or unfinished. Apply To- ReHt y f9l't,
MAJ street. CHARLES O'WOop.
EOR RESr-rWO NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, sQu ilai,n exposure; ooms urge
corner Wood ana Norwood sueeiF.
IGOR REN j. TOA GENTHEL PARTY, WITH
u good re crances, a large dining-Topm, bed
room and kitchen. prlvae family preferred, bat
would give privilege OF keeping tablo boarters;
can have two more rooms II required. Inquire
of Mr. CHARLES, ut Df. Mufray's Office, o15
Elm street Near the Postofico. mG2i.2t
LNuR RENT-IWO FINE FURNISHED
L rooms nud front rooms; very uleasnnt; thcep
10 gentlemen. C.ll and see. NJ DPS Elm stree,
close 10 Poslolilce. mai2i-H
IlOR RENT-A LARGE. PLEASANT FUR
nishcd room. fronting both south end north,
with or without board, Ia private f3muJ No. az
Bryan street, Dallas. ma2i'2t
CoR RENT-FoUR ROOM COTTAGE SEC.
y ond door from Aka d +treet, o. JacssOn
stre.t no N sid. Cal AZ $50 JAG so SO n22.7t
EOK MENTION JULY l5T-hEsIpEhCg,
7i3 Pacific avenue; large house ana centrally
located Apply on premises mals'u
poK RENI-rhE OLD TX HAhGE BANK
80 ~ 81 ut,.hInse;
Size 25376; GOOD stand for any business apply
N W BARTON f2i Film 50 apr25 I'M e's
LOR RENT, NICE FUUSI ID ROOM,
4 cool en- pleasant az S0l Jack on ST, one min.
uie's wall from Delog. GpSOts
NOR ..ANT--A VEkY DESIRABLE COT.
4 ,qge of rooms, conveniently located corner
OF Wood ana Brawd r -i,eet; watii on Iremi.
SEES Apply 70 81 5. LEVY, Sanger Brothers
Wholesale Department. APP 26u
NOR KEkT-FoUE ROOMS AT 2oS kLn ST.
" o,or Wallace & Wsggeners; very pleasant
rooms. suitable for Offices or sleeping ro)ms
Apply TO W BARTON. Gl5 Elm rt apr?5.lm
NOR REGT-iHE STORE HOUSE, Gll ELM
Il street now oceupi By Lyons Brothers,
wholcsale tadfier 25yl50 feet stories. Apply
70 JAMES BARTON, Cos Elm st apr25.lm
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,AIANrAp-THE TfNAo ENDO NMEET
w Association will give good aud profitable
en- loymrnt o CNpedenccd Insurance foliciioIs.
ADDRESS a, NJ, HALL, Sc1relars. 1913 Main
street nnllnu texas. wal71m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

EoR RENT-A LAkGE. PLEASANT FUR
II nishcd room, fronting both south end north,
with or without board, Ia private f5muJ No. az
Bryan street, Dallas. na2i.2t
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IGOR REN J. TOA GENTEEL PARTY, WITH
II good re crances, a large dining.Topm, bed
room and tuhen, prlva'e family preferred. bat
can have two more rooms II required. Inquire
of Mr. CHARLES ut Df. Mufray's Office, 015
Elm street near the Postofico. m62i.2t
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M sNTED-AuENIs \ Dkkss NE ST.
" louis tLE TR LAMP 60. 81. Louis
40 for circular cats Hnn lerms for "a 81 Can.
dln nnwrr C.alnr.nu nInntrIr Inmn. np2lH lt3t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

pB-ST. Ma tTHEWs CATHtDRAL-Nl0rn
Ing prayer ut II n. m: evening prayer $50 p
m. Rev Re glnad COLLISION In charge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

The turre season al oecar Key has opened
with good prospects,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

DOR RENT-FoUR ROOM COTTAGE, SEC.
y ond dooc from Aka +treet o. Jacsson
sire t. no h sid. Call AZ $50 JAG snH SO r227t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

-AfANTED-A FlR5r'CLAsS WlIlskEY
~ drummer unne nut a OK cheuccd nav
81. T. with b trade IA Ibis linc need apply "A.
dI.as !, O - rnIn Ii rnll nllNn. mh2l.lw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

COR RaST-NY RESIDENCE an The
fair grounds, opposite Captain 81 sion's,
two stories and delightfully."- cool, seven roous.
we'll cisteru carriage house, stab.os, and every
colyenlsucs. VIII rent Tor the summer, ur-
nished or unflrnlshCd. Apply TO Reat q Fallk,
Man street CHARLES OWOOD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

EOK KENT--UN JULY lbT-hEsIpEhCg,
7i3 Pacific avenue large house aud centrally
located Apply on premises malS'u
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eD-A WHITE WDNAN 40 c0Ol

ID i.f country vol; also a COY OF Il II TO uit
uu ,tolc. good wage 10 the right pGiiics. Ap.
ply 30 JOHN j. Ub Ian Proprietor Hotel,
this pnpcr maJ2l.t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

EON sALE-THE GENIE FAMILY HORSE
L (known .as the Dr, Locke horsol; any lady
orchid can drive her; is not afraid Of the cars,
street CARS, fire engine or anything else. WIN
also fcll opeu-'0p buggy aud TWO single har-
nesscs. ugsrly new Apply TO y, Uppal-
Elm, i2li Ergay street. may25'lw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

T8FIRsr CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
OF Pearl aud Bryan streets. Services NJ ii n.
m ani D. m. Sunday -schOolat $50 y. IN.
SIR. r W Caskev, oil sherman, will preach tais
moruing at liza III All are respectful ly inyi'
tod.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

NOR RENT-rhE OLD TX HANGE BANK
Il 80 M 81 itt,.hIuse;
Size 25G76; GOOD stand for any business apply
IN w. BARTON f}j Film SO apr25 I'M e's
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EOR T--FURNl- FkUNI kUUM
| with porch, with or witho Il board az 500
Jackson street doors cset Of Aksrd. II
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E.OR RESr-rWO NICELY FURNISHED
rooms soutaeru exposure; ooms large
aud cool. quiet neignbornood, Apply northwest
cOrner Wood and Narwnod sueeiR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

GoK sALE-ONS SHARE MfRuHANTs NY
change. Apply at Fine, Very Fine auction
aud commission house.
EoR sALE-BUGdIEs CARPETS, BOOT,
SHOES C~oclary. tI,plu. Nntinng Eurulturp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

4ht ANTRD--A SITUATION by An EAs.
w tern grain ANA dairy farmer; has 2 boys
o.d CuOu, Il 10 work. the man Is u good steam
thfCshiuP machine iotdeE w0uld Ike " feed
machine through the season, Address HENRY
BROADBEL1, Dallas. Texas. ma2t.t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

rg-SiiApY VIEW PARK-Preaching by
REV. j. g. Russell at D m. aud 1850 m.
Thcp people viii please bring books md songs
~ mai
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EoR RENT-DwELLING AND ONE ROOM
y fnrnished. by b. A. ILoyi. 7ll Flrn sweet
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rB-rABERNACLE NJ i. CHURCHt-Corner
Thomson, pnsior Services ut IL G. m. and s
u. m Sunday-school at $3.50 n. IN. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at S p. m.
Seats free Public cordially invited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

W o general houscwork IA small family;
rood wages gulraule u; German preferred,
Cal nj llefuld Office, ID. - ma2i.iw
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rD-5r- JAMES A, NJ. 4. CHURCH...YouNG
street Services nj II a. IN. and nj . and 73l p.
m. sunday school ct 3. m. J.. $. Iib-
bitt superin,cndent Services by Rev. H. j.
Tram y Public invited. Seats free
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

w Inc wheienb9nts II Jobn ca Ter tnS,piey
by tradtl lett DALLAS EbOu, three weeks ago
address, Gsurgia Custer rare HgEAL Dallas,
Texas. maylb %
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rysECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Wood street, near Ilarwood. Preaching at II a;
N. and p. m, by the pastor Sabbatn.school
II $50 A. m. cordial invitation is extended
o.. all
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rS-DALLAs Gay MISSION w. h..
Vaughan, superintendent. Mission sunday
school every Sunday afternoon at I o'clock
singing from 4 TO $50; oc ock. sundny-school
proper opens ~ 1850, singing also after Sunday
school Everybody, irrespective - dcnomiua-
ito D, earnestly and cordially invited TO help IN
a., 10 nj 40 Nrk
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nD-FIksT PREsBY TERRAIN UnUkUn-oor
ner Main and Harwood streets. Rev. a. =.
Smith, pastor Preaching at II .. N. and s
M m Ahhhih.echnOl nj qS0 8. IN.
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rD-sf. PATklCKs CHURUA-Cornec Wood
aud Cabell streets, Rrv, " Quinon, pastor.
First mass at O'Clock n. M SUNDAY school at
o n. m high mass sermon At 10 a, IN Ycspers
NJ I.al N m Rnadnnnn. 1850 vain 81 cot
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07

stfeng combinations llnhnrger eheeae
a feian on ihe Hnger IS worse than two in
iaiA
'Dos 9ln" IS the ngv eal1r ufuns 10
'Pufrli.H
Ap exchange has poem 'On the Wrh
ui fWhs' ana didn't know enough 20 make
Che rhyme q canpIet
ItmBkOs o. young non id5l rather cheap 10
hear his ,weethead singing al lac az.
pr1aehes tho heuse, Nohady loNos Me"
Tile destitute editor ha vent through the
pockets 81 all Lis 80 clothes ns d last fesort
received help from az nespeoied quarter,
Somg eioiliien are selilnf eouEhaud ready
boys sulta Wlf extra seat thrown ia. This
Is the slrst cline we ever ktew reserved soAts
70 be sold without charging extra for them,
An phseryinH gentleman declares that 2
woman win locale anything By ita pr1ximi
~ to a dry goods or iewelfg store. while a
uliu viii shy u is So many doors ir1m q COR
Her grocery of aaeAH
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LOGAN LOOKING AHEAD.
isis rrieuds Declare ne win Net
play srrona Fiddie 20 Binine


isis Frfemds Deel8fe ne win Not
play srrpHa Fiddie 10 Biafnu
ia 1855.
Wt maams, Nqf N4Geherai Loans
inenda shd follower are preparing g give
on aafuEa . n.ghIi wllcll N.H have niafs
t.ll ordinary ailninrtneo. The eifand
armF men wiz turn uut 30 EflHl uumhtf1,
800 tag anqir viii be attended Wlth All che
hirAh 81 etmpalHo bauml NJ Logan
lends ANA thuF Hfn many aul siauueh.
ltf alfaldf puf hua foo lac hVid FOR tss
r.d IA 1871 a. the Hlftnl hitei hut sH i sfG
iienfiai tlfo himalil The friends II 10
$50 use au igmHl HAe .riHH ul HIH.sr.
! the lfnmed kHirht aHd flt hiach
warrior hsfh aufFlfp aHiH 1865 nothing
nms II hg more certain Sian tHry eitl ha
iae respective hefas oi OPplsiur iarefs lu
600 Republican National Convention Gen.
Logan Was au earnest Candidate i0F the
f.1alidenaY This year lf was MOI part rl
.'ii ORIGINAL plan ia become inc t1if of The
! tiae fIHAni, Hnd u w4f only alief Gle 90
riah consent iA rnu iNf Niee ffasidght
NIL .Ha4ftA npnresf friends iiuW rffrta fhHf
taey eata Nm l4el adYice
"Au tllhlNutitH 1.iufdszs shld an iiinpiH
iepabiiran tr1Hy, Geu logan lgHprCl
nni beHuied - Me- Eaiucn nearest
facnds, ana ID Is fait 90 SUPPOSE they hh
rHneGieI Mt HiainaH own aguHmsnta
Il the days Nish taeg we're g safe
OIL IitHNE faaftNNIlf AiAHAN NAHAiAf wv
fellows suetfrd logon, and Hald De would
haze no inlu,nee with the Blaine adlniais-
tlatiun fhey laaI inltnded % Keep him M
tho background - aivs hli4 10 voice ihdi4
NiuaiiW Fac Illinois patrons roe All thfaugh
fuut fHyara faH Began FHs snunbad aud
srnt al iuTo fIa h4rk country tu weak. iur
aiad 81 hHlne iu4fad O. ACCOMPANY tie
iiiiue sfumpiHs party ne felt the 8iiEhts
III freeiYad, hHI kaHt lluiii auu did flH duty
pHIIiuthiugiY its uuict asa diFalfitd
mluaHf alH' fir IF eHuiid honesty wen hIfn
tbs tieAei thtre bot the slightest feaH9n GO
dnnht tbai la could have carried Indiana
aud NnN York Set the men who hand
capped alid were tHt men Wh0 tfeeied f4
antef nc him. Hasg, contrast LugNa cur
duct wtih MAiuh alter The eleGti0t LpWu
upV lac WaH hgHteH On election aiehh and
hpWtd ln uhmAApu o. Doe popular
wiu with rraee aud diTudy while
Blaine Htf lrHHns ahuut irauu- iH Nov
solid aaufh iu tire fUH If tHN iH fahpud
John a loFan hss It3l head aud sh0HlIais
above iHHc q hlHila, ard Che Ntuefirhu
people know it ia WORKING night ana Gay
for tie ue40uai supremacy 90 his rtft
Gtlorai Logan lHa neglected DIS own thtef
otis sud lost Bic scat Ia the senate he
bples tbis reverse 4ucpuplainiuElf As he
Ola the other Ha Huuld H4yn heen fresi
dent lad he heeH nDWlnHigd af Chielgo.
ue wauli haFa heen Wee efosldUm bad
HNothef inAu blaiun huun 1t Sac bead ei the
ticket ~ s tuaa4 pueH man lat mn
through dc hitef onnWfign bis integrity
Was uHa sailed. ana taat Is Tie sort 81 4 rec
ord the lscfuhfieau ptrtg VIA ht looking for
four AGarH hence. Just make a note ol ms
prediction 6has Gen, LugAn viii not play
second fiddle co bic Hlaiee agnint
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CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN R. R.
DIRECT RAil c0mmUHIcATIoH WITH
NATIONAL CITY Avn San DIEGO.

On snd after Monday, February IS, 1855. tfai .
Of the California sauthorn Haiirdai sofnv as,th
~iil leave San bsrnaftiuo daily, SUNDAYS e.
ipted, a l6P. r., Cotton A. iq6 AZ. or on
arrival Of Eaat-houud Southern Pacific train
aud Riverside a. 2;i6 4. NJ. arriving at san
Diego AZ tbs =.
Going norm. will leaYr San Diego e, $40
Riverside at az, arriving 1T Culton At gaze
and San Bernafduo Al s.25 p. ~
which 3 70 minutes iestef tiian shn Francisco
time. Passengers VII save from ben (i0i 70 mkt
before entering the carr.
cloee connections nhie with s. P. local 10 ana
from Los Anknlea Passengers 10 and FROM
the Fast viii have but short DELAY at
Cotton The above "a Nehonai City time.
For Information ior freight or lart address
Agent California Southern Railroad, Cotton, or
J y. YlcTon,
Superiniendont, and Cen m and Fest. An
Y .onai CITY Gal snss
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Ladies who a-e tsophidd wIth cramps and
nervausur 81 Hd IHua h4miaa hitiera
d pleasant % tako
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n5HHua HHsrs regulates che #ausrh
NicH#I i.Hf & CO.. Wholesale QUoH q aluls
HEenLs.
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7. II. GOODMAN,
0enerai Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. n. TOwNE,
Genemi Manager.
u. 3. HEWITT,
Assistant Superintendent. los Angeles
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VS. tliug la GuM Tec .euc8N piUs gough
sy-tp- only Jog sal. fy G. d. ugiHsemuu
druggist, Ln Angeles.
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HOTEL RHElN.

Ono hlock from the Old Depot, bad q wllfalng.
ton ST. No. i13 Commercial St MesIs II III
hours. German home cooling Board AMI
Lodging per Tees, Is, Roafd without 10 lying
Per woak. n; q Aesl rieknts g. Rooms from
% cents oeI per night No Chinese employed.
angie 2m F. HAFfKER CO., Propndtofu.
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rom Los ANeE1Es

&B- Plans 81 steamers Cabins 1T Agents
once, where oertls may be secured
For Newport Ltndiag, via Santa CfuE. etc,
freight steamers leave Sac Francisco about
every tNo weeks, as tides serve on the New
port bar.
The Company reserves the right % change
the steamers 81 theif days oi sailing.
ElgFor passage OF freight as above or
Tor tickets % and from
All Important Points in Europe
--APPLY To-
Il. MCMILLAN, :: Agent
oFFleE No. scominssciai 81, Los angeles
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Concert tonism by the Berlin Iady or
cheslra.
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r. 4. delot. Les Angeles, " follows. with
SAINTS Rosa aud orizaba, going north. 81 10
9,cleek A. q going south, al 10 O'Clock q N.
With Los Angeles aud hureka, going north.
AZ 10 o'clock a. NJ, railroad time
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cosise SOUTH. como NORTH.

Steamers Santa Rosa and Orizaba 70
: through TO San Diego, leaving San Pedro On
ates Of their arrivals ffom San Frau
The SAITH Rosa aud Orizaba call at Santa
barbara and Port Hartford {San Luis Obispo1
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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-02
MEN AND WOMEN IN A FREE FIGHT.
The Opening Of a New Saloon Draws o Riot
Gus and Disorderly Crowd.

Nearly one hundred and fifty men and women,
white and colored, old and young, and the most
abandoned of their kind, attended the grand
opening of George Zapfs saloon, at the corner of
West Ohio and Columbia streets, last night.
Free beer was the advertised attraction, and
it had its usual effect. By 10 o'clock the crowd
had become so great as to more than FIJI the
place, and so noisy that their yells and ribaldry
could be heard for many squares. Col
ored men and white women, white men and
colored womeniudulged a. in a wild dance, and the
spectators cheered and hooted vigorously. An
hour later fighting commenced and soon became
general; but the crowd was so dense that nobody
was seriously hurt, and no weapons were used.
A telephone message was sent to the central sta
ton, and Superintendent Lang, Sergeant Qug-
ley, Officers Spears, Meek, Brady, Shaffer, Bruce,
Lowe, Laport, hurried to the place and pre-
pared to arrest the principal offenders. The
crowd threatened resistance, and for a time the
officers were driven back by a shower
of bricks. They forced their way in and cap
tured ten people-slx mon and four women
and while loading them in the patrol wagon they
were again assaulted. Bruce and Brady were
each hit with bricks, and Spears was knocked
down and struck twice with a club. However,
tie prisoners were secured, taken TO the ponce
station and locked up. On the way the women
shrieked, cursed and yelled vociferously, and
the men added to the general clamor by singing.
By the time the officers returned
the crowd had greatly dispersed, but
eleven more were arrested. In all twenty-one
were locked up, including the proprietor, George
Zapf, his bartender, Albert Zapf, and the fol
lowing: Lizzie Harris, Lolita johnson, Laura
Hardin, Lizzie Call Hannah Watson, Carrie
Mountioy, Maud Watson, Lone Lowe, Harry
Wheeler. William II. Banks, William Randolph,
John Edmonds, John Parker, Al Luther, John
Harris, and Charles Martin. Edmonds and
Zapf gave bond and were released and the
remainder were locked up on charges of
being prostitutes, associating with prostitutes
and disturbing the peace. The Mountjoy was
put in the dungeon, because she was so turbu-
lent and quarrelsome. 1t was a disgraceful
gathering, and one that would probably have re
suited in much bloodshed, had not the police
acted so promptly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-02
The Art school.

Last years attempt in this city at an art ex-
hibit and an art school was a success The
founded, was well attended, and paid its own
way. The exhibit was good and effective, and
paid expenses. This year the school begins with
additional means of success. Mr.. Macdonald,
who has given perfect satisfaction, bringing
forward his pupils with great rapidity, and in
fusing into them his own industry, energy ana
enthusiasm, will continue to conduct the school,
assisted, if a large water.color class enters, by
Mr.. Erwin, Of Chicago, a first rate water colorist,
and by Mr.. Steele, who will soon return from
Munich. and a sight of whose works is looked
forward to quite eagerly by all picture-lover
A class in modelling in clay will be formed, and
all who have a gift that way are asked to join.