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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

The HkaALp Office is connected with the 'e e.
phone system OF Los Angeles city and county.
Orders for Advertisements or job work may be
ent through tiia m,eium to number 1856
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The HsR.LD Is the official paper OF the city Of
Los Angeles. The city delinquent tax lists aud
All other municipal notices appear only in ts col.
ufupe
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

Brcntano Bros. No. Union Square New
york City, are agents for the HERALD. hwill
constantly he found on sale on their count
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

republic Of nominal freemen. We
should nail our colors to the mast and
court the issue on this cardinal ques-
tim
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DAILY HERALD.
Herald steam Printing House.

Tim HERALD Steam Painting House is not sur
passci by any job Printing ofhee on 'hs rao,"o
Cost, outside Of san Francisco IN facilities 'o'
Ioing job work. Low prices, good work ah' eA'
.e,,Iou may be relied upon al this Office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
EAST ERN.
Cholera Mortality MT T0ulOn and
llarseilles.

WASHINGTON, June 2S. = Secretary
Freinghuysen received n cable message
from Con ul Mason at Marseilles, as fol-
lows: -Four deaths in 1oulon. The
cholera has reached Marseilles. Six
dea hs to Saturday noon; weather very
warm. A general exodus from the city
has began
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Fire at AIbina.

PORTLAND, Ogn, June 2S.--A fire at
Albna tn $ morning destroyed five two
story frame buildings, on the corner of
Loring and Stark streets. 1t caught in
the general merchandise store of Vert
heilner Brothers, aud there being 10 ap-
pliances for extingnishing fires, kept
spreading until the arrival of engines
from Portland. The fire was then
checked.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Committee to BULLDOGS the Dem;
cratic SatiOnai Convention.

New YORK, June 2S.--The Anti Mo-
nopoly organization will be represented
at Chicago during the session of the
Democratic National Convention by one
hundred men, t. be yet named, who, &c.
cording to circular, will make such
honorable effort as shall seem to them
best to secure endorsement OF the action
aud nomination OF this organization and
itl National Convention at Chicago,
May lith, by the nomination of the
candidate then selected by it. to be the
candidate of the Democracy" The CIR.
cular adds "This (Auti- Monopoly
vote is led and represented by General
Benj lmin +. Butler, of Massachusetts,
who will, under any circumstances, with
or without further endorsement, receive
its full vote in November for President.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

Mr.. b. N. itowe is the Santa Ana agent Of
he HERALD
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NEW TODAY.
STOCK FOR SALE.

Manuel Machado, Of Lower California, has the
following stock for sale at the following prices:
Maies... ..t... t..... ..............s......,s2
Mules, (Wild and gente) e)....................3 SO
Colts (halt-brced, 3 years Old. 3b
For further particulars apply To
ie2au ALLISON BROS, San Diegs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Racing ON Long Island.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, l.. L., June 2S.-In
the three-quarters mile race Fellowplay
won, Tim Renwick second, Strathspay
third; time, :l5.
In the mile and three-eighths Burgo.
master won, Matte b. second, Lee
third; time, 2;29i.
In The mile and furlong race, All.
Hands-Around won, Endymion second,
Metropolis third; time ;57a.
In the mi o and seven furlongs race
Barnes won, Drake Carter second, Ira
falgar third; time 3:2l1
In the seven furlongs race, Itaska wor
easily, Constantine second, Queen
Esther third; time 1901.
In the steeple chase, full course,
Bevcrwyck won, Charlemagne second,
Tom Maven third: time 4.oS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
On the Way TO Chicnso.

SAN Francisco, June % The entire
tody remaining OF the California Demo-
cratic delegates to the Democratic Ma.
tional Convention left here to-day for
Chicago.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
i sensational statement Benied.
small boat Hun Into and Four
Men drowned

san FRAScIsco, June 2S.-While a
small boat, engaged in repairing the
telephone cable between Benicia and
Port Costa, was lying near the latter
place, she was run into by the ferry
boat Solano, and four men who were in
her drowned. Their names are Con
Sweeney, James Fox, Con Brosnan and
r. Rouleau.
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NEW YORK, June 2S.--The following
is from the Mail and Erpress of this
evening; 1t is positively asserted that
Gov. Cleveland is not the choice OF the
Tiden men here and that Tilden him.
self has said he is not pleased with
Cleveland candidacy and never au-
thorized the statements which have been
made to the effect that he favored it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
FRUIT RANCH FOR SALE.
The Electric Supply Go.

No. 10 West First St, (widney Biock,)
Have on exhibition in working order and are pre-
pared to equip residences and public buildings
with ele trio door- bells, hotel and house annun-
C ators, burglar alarms, door and window alarms
for house and stable, call bells for servants, port
able bells for invalid chamber; electric gas light
ing apparatus for residences, offices, stores. halls
and churches.
Work placed under our personal supervision
and warranted.
Inspection is invited and estimates cheerfully
given. je29tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
sculiing Match ON Charles River

BosToS, Mass, June 2S.-The three
mile scullng match, for $1,000 side, be
tween James Ten Eycke, OF Peekskill,
N. Y, and Nicholas Layberger, of
Wheeling. w. Va, was rowed over
the Charles river course this afterno IN.
The contest was fine one from start to
finish and was witnessed by some five or
six thousand spectators. 1t was won by
Layborger; time, % minutes and % sec.
Onds.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
HenNN Land suit.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Suit has been
brought in the Supreme Court by the
Land Company of New Mexico (Limited)
against stephen b. Elkins, T.. NJ. Dar
ling, Thomas X. Catron, Paul Butler
and Dickson Murray, rs executor of L.
Rush Spencer, to establish its title to
a one.tifth interest of the tract of SS7 600
sacrcs OF land in New Mexico known as
the Mora grant. The title was taken in
the name OF Elkins, to hold for the BEN
eft OF the other persons, no one TO sell
his interest without the consent of the
others. PllintitIs obtained an interest,
they claiw, by assignment of lilkins. 1t
is alleged they subsequently, acquired
title to more than two-thirds OF the land
and h. has suits now pending in
New Mexico by which he seeks to OBJ
tain possession of the remainder. A rail
road was run through the land and it is
alleged timber privileges amounting to
over $50, 900 were sold by Elkins, who
now proposes to sell the land at - cents
an acre, which is far below its actual
value. In the present suit plaintiffs
ask that Elkins be compelled to fulfill
his trust to the other part owners, and
that he also be required to give an ac-
counting and be restrained from dispos-
ing Of the property until the interest of
the company shall be determined. Judge
Lawrence granted a temporary iniuuc.
ton restraining the defendant, prime
pally Elkins, from interfering with or
disposing OF the property, and on the
2lst OF July motion to continue the in
junction will be made.
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Offers TO Take MitcheIrs Place

NEW YORK, June 2S. John W. Rem.
ME, champion heavyweight athlete,
offers to take the place of Charles Nit.
chell ana box Sullivan at Madison Square
Garden, Monday, upon whatever terms
sullivan may agree to. He also chal.
lenges DoMinick McCatrey, middle.
weight champion OF America, to box
four rounds July Attn, and offers to give
any American $500 to box him four
rounds in August, John l.. Sulivon ex.
cepted. Rennie stands i've feet l0j
inches, weighs 220 pounds, and is the
ex-amateur champion amateur boxer Of
Scotland, having won the position in
1873,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
TO LET.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

Three desirable unfurnished rooms; no chill
dren; rent low. Apply al 639 y. First street. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

oOEN - ~ SEIION-
The earlier symptoms Of this disease are a
sense OF WEAKNESS upon little exertion a dispo-
sition to remain passive and idle, peculiar sen.
sitveness OF the effects Of cold and snortness OF
breath upon moving quickly or ascending a
hill or stairs, slignt, hacking cough with or
without expectoration, flying pains throughout
the chest or back or under the shoulder blades
The symptoms are wore towards or during the
night slight fever In the afternoon, cold feet nd
hands, and In many cases blue lividity of the
lips and roots OF the finger nails
The more advanced symptoms are wasting OF
hesh, diatrhna, chil5 and fevCr, night syeats
expec,oration OF yellow pus from the ulcers or
cavities In the lung. 18th or without a depres
sion OF the chest, lnc easing weakness and al last
closing up OF the air passages Of the lungs.
causing strangulation or suffucation OF the pa.
from the lungs.
Heretofore the treatment Of consumption ha
been yerv unsatisfactory both TO physicians and
their patients; but, luckily, since the discovery
Of the Aerean system ofpractice few wears ago,
thousands OF cases have been completely cured
where, had IL not been for this system Of prsc
tice, utter failure TO combat the evils Of the dis
ease would have continued up to the present
time. The system OF Medicatcd Inhalation Is
the only means by which these diseases can be
cured. And they are recommended by the high
est authority, both in Europe and America. And
here We wonld draw the distinction between Ia
halation and AtomizatioD. Some persons sup
pose they are the same In every respect, while
nothing is farther from the truth. In Atomiza.
ton the liquid Is scattered In the form Of spray,
which only reaches the throat, while In fnhala-
ton the remedy TO he inhaled medicites the air
we breathe and is conveyed directly into the air
passages Of the lungs as readily as ordinary air.
By this means we are enabled 10 dissolve the
hardened mucis In the lungs. ease the cough,
facilitate expectoratlon contract and heal ulcers,
and cavities after all hope OF cure by the ordi-
nary methods Is past.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Those who desire 10 consult me In regard to
their case had better call personally for an es
animation, but II impossible to do so, may write
for list Of Questions and Medical Treatise.
Address M. Hilton Williams, m. d.,
27b North Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal
OfricE Hours, from 10 A. N. to Z y. NJ: Sun
day from 10 bP. N.
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Vhent and RnrIey yIarket,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-Wheat,
steady but dull; buyer, 81 4j. Barley,
steady and lively; seller, .794@. so;
seller, season, 1890 s0l; buyer, .0l@
,9II; buyer, season, g24G1. 93i.
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WANTED.
WANTED.
WAITED.

A young man desires to rent a small unfur-
nshel room in good locality; would prefer Boy le
must bo moderate, "Good Location" HERALD
Office 1t
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THE LATEST /!
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.1
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

MoDEsTo. Cal, June %. - Following
is a list Of south-bound passengers pass-
ing here this evening:
Mrs w NJ o 81 John, Sacramento; c
i Maltby and wife. Los Angeles; Chas
Jackson, j NJ Martin, san francisco;
Geo Berliner, Texas; J b Winston,
Oakland; Howe, Pomona; Paul Moro
ney, Tucson.
A Sensational statement Benied.
SAN FnAYcIsco, June 2S.-The state
ment telegraphed 10 day from Santa
Rosa, that a petition for the appointment
oil a Receiver for the Central and South.
crn Pacific railroads had been filed in
the Sonoma. County Superior Court by
the plaintiff in the Cotton case, is denied
by Judge McKissick. counsel for defend.
ants He states that petition was filed
praying that particular securities in con-
Iroveray between the plaintiff and de.
PENDANTS be placed in the custody Of a
Receiver, 80 as to prevent defendants
from negotiating them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

Now that we have oil admired our
fine new dramatic temple, little kindly
criticism will not be amiss. The scene
Is copied from the frontispiece Of mid
summer Nights Dream" in knights
edition Of Shakespeare. The motto be.
meath the painting is an inexcusablo er-
ror on the part of the artist. The spec
tator is forced TO believe that the stsl-
wart laiy is the 1itauia of the great
dramatist, and that she addresses
Oberon, tho colossal gentleman by her
side.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

We have IL acres within the mile circle from
the center OF this city, suitable for subdi, sion
other purposes. to exchange for an improved
place or large tract OF land further from the city.
e2g.7t HUMPHREYS & RlGGIN,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Examination Of Teachers.
Tuesday. July 18th, 1851,

At o'clock \. NJ, and continuing three days
All applicants for certihcat must be preseHt
at the commencement OF the examination.
All teachers nov holding Temporary certificates
granted upon Normal school, Educational or
Life Diplomas, and desiring permanent certin-
Gates, and all applicants for The renewal Of GER
tiicates, must file their applications aud test.
monials with the Secretary OF the Board on or
before July 7th, 1854.
BY order OF the Board.
w. HINTON, Secretary.
Los Angeles, June Goth. 1884. je2cd&wtd
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Respect to Deceased Member.

SAS FEANCIsco, June 2S.--The San
Francisco Stock Board closed to-day on
account OF the funeral of b, b. Boswell,
a late member Of the Board
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
NEW TO-DAY.
A O. q.

A. o. II.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE A. o. n
N will be held at their Hall IN Downey Block,
on Sunday, June 20. at go ?. NJ. All officers
and members are requested to attend.
BY order THOMAS MoCANN, G. D.
N. FITZGERALD, p. It
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Trashy literature.

Measures should be adopted to suppress
| tho trashy literature with which the coun-
try Ia flooded. 1t poisons the minde AZ the
young, giving them a false idea OF life.
Murderers, highway robbers, aud other no
| torious characters ara portrayed as heroes
to the youthful mind, and to initiate them
soon becomes the ambition 0nd design OF
even lutte boys who have scarcely
ceased iispinr thoi- mothers name.
| But Il short time ago an organized band
OF boys, nrmed With TevolvcTs, was diecov'
ered IN one OF orr aubic schools. They
were commanded by Il captain sly led
"SchOolkill Jack" Vho had sworn his com.
psny 60 secrecy ia the regular border ruf'
| ian mnnnsT, aud meetings we're held In the
! b ssgmen. OF the residence Of the parents Of
one OF the members OF the company.
Raw meat was served up and each OF
| the Hello fellows appeared os near Ike
barbarian as possible One of the members,
REGARDLESS, OF his blood-curdling oath, told
on his companions and they were arrested
and 10 'iighten them they were fined for
carrying concealed weapons. In another
| irstance a similar party was organized, aud
| IN addition To the oath each OF the membera
| who had mother was required To poison
her 10 an evidence of HE claim to be Ri ont.
law la Jesse James. Oae little fellow had
nor forgotten the love he bore his mother,
and told OF the plot, thua saving the lives
Iof many patient mothers.
L. Is q ahRms thut We have no law that
will reach publishers of theeo cheap papers
that ere 40 demoralizing 30 the youthful
minds. Az it Is, psrentI hhould exercise
dilIgebcs in the promises, and furnish their
children with pure aad Wholesome reading
matter. Fathers especially, in thelI
greed for gain forget their children, and al
low them to read whatever falls in their
hands, and form hSbits that xill unfit
them for business or members Of
any respectable society. This Is q
very gfeAt mistake, and yet, We are
sorry 10 say, It is ore that many PARENTS
are making. Furnish your ohildreu with
good books ond newspapers that dare speak
the truth only, music etc. Make home
more pleasant than tho streets, and never
foreetthst you were once child yourself
Unbend your dignity, romp wish them
and above ell never hide your love fol
them, while their love for you Will be ,
guard and shield for them. IT the laH
does not soon project your homo ocaine
The villainons, trashy story papers snt
blood curdling dime novels. organize your
selves together and demand protection
and justice at the hands OF congress.-[Ex
Chanre.
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The Fire Record.

KALAMAZOO. WIcH., April 30.--rhe poor
house OF Van Buren county, located near
Hartford. Michigan. burned last sight,
Fifteen or aixtoen inmates lost their lives in
the flames. Loss GA buildings, $4,000; in
aured.
NEW YORK, April so--Tho loss at The fire
In Van Valleen5urg & Lsavitt's store ia
$40, 600 OF which 100000 falls upon Van
Valkenburg & Leayitt; b. II. Saith & Co.,
dry gooGs 0,000: Cox & Co., agents Of the
Brighton Mill, $4,000; Manhattan Real
Estate company, 3l2 600; Upham, Tucker
& Co, dry goods, 5000; Pratt & Farmer,
fancy goods, $1,000; Brown, Wood & King
man woolens, $4,000.
CHICAGO, April 30 Among tho buildings
burned by the fire at Englewocd this morn.
ing was the Sherwood house, frame
structure, through which the danes spread
10 rapidly the guest had to leap from the
upper story in their night clothes. There
was no loss OF life, however. The build
ings destroyed were all frame, and the loss
does not exceed sl5 600.
CHICAGO, April 2o,-The Daily News
Lognnsport, Indiana, special ssyr: Rem
ington was swept by fire this morning.
Several blocks OF business houses burned,
Including the post.ofiice. The loss is esti
mated at $4,000; insurance unknown,
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not know OF a retail dealer In the city who

not know OF o retail dealer In the city who
does not sell the artificial article a. the
genuine product OF tho COW. What effect
would 10 have TO compel the manufacturers
10 distinguish the artificial from the genu.
lns by making the former Of pink COLOR
Why, II would bimply kill the business.
Who would buy pink butter Not even tho
boldcst bonrdinghonso keeper. IL IL ridicu.
lous 10 talk about butterine Keeping down
th, Price OF good butter. The bogus IL
foioted upon the consumer Mt twice Ito
value, and, In addition, the buyer Is de-
ceived as TO the stof purchased. Philadel-
phia housewives havs always been preiu-
diced In favor OF print rou,. Thst makes
this city good field for the artificial artl-
clio, which IS printed nicely. A majority OF
II comes from Ohicego, although New York
furnishes q fair supply. II Governor Glove.
land signs the bill now Ia his hands, pro.
hibiting tho manufacture and sale oi imi-
talon butter. the industry will be killed IN
that state President Mcdonald suggested
that II would be an excellent thing Tor but.
ter buyers 10 ask the seller II the butter
was genuine, II Tho answer WAS given Ia n
heGltat.Dg wAv tho customer ehould not
buy. In short time be thought the dealer
would be brought 10 q realizing sense OF tho
fact That hv was swlndllng his patrons.
A visit 20 tegeral butter o,nmission
houses on Water street developed the in
formation that 10 chpnge tho color OF the
artificial article wonld result IN = death
blow 20 its manufacture. Ono Of the
largest daalera said II 10 were tinted differ.
emily from tho genuine he would rescind
ell his standing orders He would not
have q pound OF pink oleomargarine, but.
terine, or suiDe IN his place only at tho
manufacturer risk. Almost 20 per cent.
of his ssles consist o. butlerinei. Thou.
sands OF families are supplied with fancy
rolls Of apparently frosh butter, for which
they pay biz prices, under tho impression
that II is the genuine article. Three inmi.
Lies out OF four do not got what they ex-
pect, end none are tho wiser for the ex.
perience. The big profits In selling butter
Inc and like compounds are temptation
10 the groceryman, and he sncrficeq his
honesty to make money lPhilsdel phia
| Rrnnrh
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MIR. LOGAN's BILL.

WASHINGTON, April 80 Especial MIR
Logan introduced the following bill, which
was read twice sud referred 90 the oommit.
tee on education and labor. A bill Great.
ns .h. S &C. i1ou,y %Aoi INTO d SnS
report upon tie material, Industrial and
intellectual progress made by The colored
people OF this ccuntry since 1865 ard iuek'
ing approprlstiOnsio Tor tae same
WHEREap, The institution OF slavery wa3
bequeathedto the raDublc by the Amer-
can colonies, ADD 1000 600 OF our frllow-cit.
liens are, IN great part, serresentaiiYts oil
that institution; aud.
WHEREAS, An exhibit OF iho material de.
velopmsnt Industrial perseverance,, snd
intollec.ual elevation Of these said million9
would have M enuObiiDg effect upon them,
as well o. disabuHe the minds Of many OF
prejudicial sentiments toward them; and,
WHEREAS. America is too great ia power
to be unjust and too grand ia principle to be
unkind, even to her humblest citizens, but
proudly BOATS OF her envlab!o renown
throughout the world as the heritage and
home Of the untrammelled millions within
her borders Therefore,
Be II enacted by the senate and house OF
representatives Of the United STATES CT
America in congress assembled, That An.
drew J. Chambers, of Connecticut John
II. Quarles. OF New York; Peter III. CLARK,
ofOnio: J. O. Corbin, OF Arkansas. and
Henry II. Turner, of Georgis be, and the
came are hereby. appointed q commission
whose dutv IL shall I've TO inquire into and
report upoa the material, Industrial, and
intellectual progress made by the colored
people OF this country since 1865, their pres;
emit sta.us in thoge respective spheres. and
ali other Information obtainnble Of that
races permanent advancement eince tha'
period.
Section 9. That .ha said commission sub.
mit its report to the president OF the United
States, who shall communicates the came
to congress, with any Recommendation he
may think proper to make in relation
thereto,
Sec 3. That whatever sum Of money
may be required to carry out the provisions
ofthis act is hereby appropriated, out olany
otherwise appropriated, for that purpose