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Nutei Gud TER Ocn Bogus Ildrta'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
Streets, meiately in front Of the Long.
street es ate.

These lots are In the bon ton portion Of the
city, surrounded by princely residences, only @
short distance from the University Of southern
California, an institution Of learning. which in
the near future will be surpassed by none in the
United States. Preparations are now being
made to add to their already commodious build
ing by the expenditure OF sum not less than
Sl00 600 In the erection OF eithera brick stone
structure This is without question the most
rapidly improving part OF the city and persons
who invest in these lots, either for homes or as
an investment will he richly rewarded at no dis
tant day. as 1t is conceded beyond % peradven-
ture that Los Angeles is and always will be the
great commercial as we'll as educational city Of
southern California
We will sell these lots without res and
upon such liberal terms as will give all a chance
to invest; the capitalits with eye to business.
seeking a safe and sure investment, the specu-
lator who wishes TO turn his capital quickly,
the clerk or me ,hanic who wishes to lay away
portion OF his monthly earnings, as well as the
ladies who desirous OF making purchases.
The Main and Agricultural Street Railway
runs directly in front OF this property, and cars
pass every "a minutes, winch time will be short
ened as the travel demands.
Figueroa street is the Great Alameda" OF Los
Angeles. and it is upon this street that the fash
ionsble drives are taken.
Too much cannot be said OF this property and
visit to the premises will convince any one that
| We have not misstated facts We will offer you
/ this property subdivided into eligible building
\ lots at your own price and upon the following
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

The Hill-Sharon case still drags its
slow course along The details of the
evidence with which the digniiied Judge
and Honorable jury are regaled is dis.
gusting beyond expression. But, as it is
their business to listen to any testimony
relevant to the issue, much sympathy
need not lie wasted on them. Still,
there can be no doubt that such case,
with all its prurient episodes concerning
people who should be, ii they are no.,
respectable, tends to lower the moral
tone OF the public, and has evil effects in
many ways. As long as the present
laws relative to marriage and divorce
prevail. so long will such scandaous
trials occur. These laws should he
changed, and the evil will cease. AT
present, anything that can be construed
into the semblance of civil contract be.
tween the parties for that purpose,
amounts 10 marriage, under the laws
OF California, whether witnessed or au.
thenticated by others or not No par.
ticular form of solemnization, nor any at
all for that matter, is required, SO that
marriage may not necessarily lie more
ceremonions or solemn in its execution
than horse trade This Is reducing
this all.important act-considered by
many rs sacred Us Il sacrament to
very degraded level. Such cases as the
Hill.Sharon controversy are its natural
f.uit. The law should require a
more stringent form Of marriage, ple.
psrly witnessed and authenticated, so
that those who enter the matrimonial
state will be estopped from denying it,
and those who have not can never fraud
ueptly assert a claim to having done so.
As it is now, it would almost seem, in
some instances, that the parties them.
selves can with difficulty say whether
they consider themselves married or
not. There should be reform in this
matter. 1t will not do 70 trife with
This sacred relation, because the in
teenty and purity OF society depend
upon its preservation inviolate. And it
can not be respected as it should be, or
10 the good it ought, 80 long as the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
Ready for a pight at sual,im.
More Dynamite
Special Norlce to the Public by Ham
mel & Denker. Proprietors of the
Cosmopolitan Hotel

We advertised to sell our furniture
commencing on March 9th. The lafe
storm so interrupted all the lines of
travel, that it left large number Of
guests which We could not turn away.
Our house is now open for inspection,
and the sale OF all the furniture will
commence this morning at II o'clock
and continue Friday and Saturday OF
this week, and the public can be assured
that we will sell without reserve
ml3-3t HAMMEL 4 DENKER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13


j. our dispatches to-day we note the
fact, as telegraphod from Berlin yester-
day, that Bismarck is suffering from 9
severe attack Of inhammatory gout and
that on account Of his illness he has
postponed his departure for the capital.
The Laskcr incident Is stated 10 have
greatly excited tho mighty Chancellor,
EVERY fresh phase Of the dispute quick
cning his irritation II is said that he
has lost a great deal Of fcsh. and tina,
"his condition Is cause of much anxi
ETY." Thus, at last, IL has come 10 pas
that this wonderful imam of blood ant
iron, who withstood The men Of '5s
hoard unmovcd the thunder Of the Nati
can, brnved the thundors Of and brok,
the power Of the Third Napoleon
whipped and humbled Austria. united
Germany, bullicd Russia and defied Tho
world. has found his match in tn,
American hog and Tom Ochiltree, o.
Texas.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

lr. Hoar, Senator from Massaohu-
In 4 recent speech in the United
- Senate, said: while disclaim.
my purpose Of making any bid for
-, he would say that, If the existing
~ of wages were paid to workingmen,
y country could not be maintained.
for his part, despaired Of the main.
1once Of the republic for many genera
Icns. Il seemed to him impossible 10
@o$e the republic founded on universal
4fnge unless the great mass Of the
j(1nmunity could receive as the reward
u their labor sum sufficient to afford
Nm : comfortable living and enable
I'm 10 educate their children and de.
1lcp n them patriotic interest in the
oblic." II a Democrat were to utter
~ words, Republicans would sneer
pronounce them untrue. But we
- one Of their trusted leaders on tho
~ to testify, and he tells us in plain
~ that II things 80 on as they are
~ tho American Republic cannot en-
IN, And why? Because the Masses
~ workingmen Of the nation-have
~ trampled upon and trodden into
~ Gust. For years there has bcen
- apparent prosperity in oar
ld, and millionaircs have grown 80
1amon d to cease TO excite curiosity.
y II not true that II the few be.
~ 70 inordinately rich the many
~ become correspondingly poor
~ are only 80 much land, and so
~ houses, and 80 many dollars in
country. utter all, and II these are
bqted only amongst number,
afatlvcly very small, Of course the
~ mass must suffer, and exhibit
~ signs Of discomfort to which Mr..
~ refers, and whose fault is IT, that
y 4 the case? The Republican party
managed our national affairs for
.1oly years, and the result is sketched
~. The only safety lies in deter
Nh and complete change Of parties
public policy. The Republican
~ has outlived Its usefulness, and
~ 50, II our country continue TO live.
i. n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
* nesaea Ordinance.

" omatter Of law ii has been decided
without number that the streets
nn--not only the sidewalks, but
o1y Of the strscts-belong to hut
l,elh6s, and are dedicated to the
~ human beings as pedestrians ex-
ely3 and that II horses and vehi-
~ brquef into them 1t is only by
Mice of pedestrians, to be used
~ horses and vehicles only when
nlred BY the grent majority who
~ foot. And the decisions are
- that horsemen, with or without
1es, mint give the right Of way to
u On foot. This is nothing more
- common sense and Justice. In
q u not difficult to imagine the
146 city Of the future where horses
vehicles will be ruled off the crowd.
1Aorougfarcs entirely, except, per.
=, certain mechanical contrivances
the carrying Of passengers, such. for
toncs. as the cable car. What such
Nv would gain in safety, health and
anllnessl Some two yeas ngo fast
kiving and "runaways' tthe latter
&oafly always the result OF gross care
>o1Iness) became such an evil here that it
WAs with real peril to life and limb that
) person walked our streets. of late
The Runaway" phase has not
bsen so common, but the way
Ne rights Of pedestrians are constantly
violated by fast drivers, who not only
cause the humble footman to be splashed
With offensive mud, to his great indigni-
W and discomfort, but subject him to
&otual danger. To many Of these Jehus,
y pedestrian has no rights whatever, ex.
!eopt to dodge quickly enough, il he eau,
- avoid being run over and killed,
There is an ordinance against fast driv.
~, but it appears to be dead letter. In
Unh Francisco there is an ordinance
1hich is rigidly enforced, that no per
non shall ride or drive any horse over
my street crossing faster than a walk.
0uch nm ordinance is much needed here,
and would work pleasing reform. With
our street crossings protected there
would be comparative safety for pedes
ffians on our streets.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
The Pork PrOhibition-Reta
tory Measures RecOmm ended.

WASHINGToN, March l2.-The Sen.
ate Committee OH Foreign Relations to.
day received an informal report from the
subcommittee, consisting of Senators
Miller, OF California, Edmunds, Morgan
and Pendleton, appointed to consider the
exclusion of our meat products from for
eign countries. The recommendations OF
the subcommittee are, in general terms,
that bill should be enacted authorizing
the President in his discretion, whenever
satisfied that our products are excluded
or disseminated against by any foreign
country on unjust grounds, to
issue his proclamation suspending the
importation OF any or all products
OF the nation referred to and authoriz.
the President to establish n system OF
inspection and certiiication OF the quail
ty OF our meat products at ports OF ex.
portation. 1t is further recommended
that provision be made to prevent the
importation OF adulterated wines, ETC.,
and that in certain emergencies all arti-
cles suspected OF being adulterated shall
be subject to Inspection. The full com
mittee discussed the subject at consider
able length and the prevalent feeling is
in favor Of the proposed lines OF lsgisla-
tion. Action was deferred, howeTsr, to
await the formulation of general sugges.
tions and the receipt OF the desired in
formation from the Treasury department
bearing on the methods of meat inspec.
ton.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

PEDRO street 10 the Los Angeles
River.
Be It resolved by the Mayor and
Council Of the City Of Los Angeles;
sEcrroSl. That the grade of Seventh
street, from San Pedro street, to the Los
Angeles river, be and the same is here
by established as follows:
AT the intersection Of Seventh street
and San Pedro street, the grade shall
be II feet below the datum plane; at a
point in the center line Of Seventh street,
1900 feet easterly from the east bound
AIRY Of San Pedro street, the grade shall
be 1850 feet below the datum plane; at
point in the center line Of Seventh
street, 2l00 feet easterly from the east
boundary Of San Pedro street, the grade
shall be IA feet below the datum plane;
at the intersection of Alameda street
and Seventh street. the grade shall be
8 feet below the datum plane; at the
iutcisccttoH VI 1<thiou ctieet anu s,cfehth
street, the grade shall be II feet below
the datum plane; at point in the center
line Of Seventh street, 1868 feet easterly
from the east boundary OF Lemon street,
the grade shall be IA feet below the
datum plane; and at point in the center
line Of Seventh street, 1857 feet easterly
from the east boundary Of Lemon street,
the grade shall be Is feet below the
datum plane.
SEC. q The Clerk OF the Coun.
Gil shall certify to the passage of this
resolution, and shall cause the same to be
published once in the Los Angeles DAILY
HERALD, and thereupon and thereafter
it shall take effect and be in force.
hereby certify that the foregoing
resolution was adopted by the Council
of the city of Los Angeles at its meet
ing OF March 10th, A. d. 1884
W. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council OF the city OF Los
Angeles.
Approved this 18th day OF March,
A. d. 1884 c. E. THoM,
Mayor
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
EASY TERMS,

Viz: onethird Cash upon delivery OF contract
balance in six months, without interest, or hv,
per cent. discount on deferred payments for cash
The contract will be made transferable and deet
will be given to holder upon payment OF ibalanc,
due deposit OF $50 viii be required upoI
each sale. which will be allowed upon FIST pay
ment, All taxes for ensuing year will be paid b,
present owner The
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
MOVES & FIELD,
mhls10t Auctioneers.
Completion of Pearl Street
Sewer No. /.

Notseis hereby given that the work and im-
provement OF constructing the Pearl Street Sewer
No. and the contract therefor have been com.
pleted by the contractor, W. A. Frick, and
that the Council Of the City Of Los Angeles will
hear objections to the manner 10 which said
work and improvement have been done at its
meeting f March II, A. d, 1884, from any and
all persons directly interested In said work
By order Of the Council Of the city OF Los An
geles at its meeting Of March 10Th, A. d
1881.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City OF Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, March 18th, A. d. 1884. mls-5t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
Fire mt Reno, Nevada.
EASTERN.
Circular Prohibiting the ship
ment of Explosives 20 Foreign
/ 4 ..SA

WASHINGTON, ID. G., March l2.-The
following circular has been sent to all
U. S. Attorneys and Marshals;
Department of Justice, Washington,
March 10Th, 1884. To District At.
torneys and Marshals OF the United
States, by direction of the President
| have to inform you that it is reported
that certain persons are aiding in per-
pertrating heinous crimes by shipping
to foreign ports explosives dangerous in
the highest degree to life and property
No proof has been adduced that this
rumor is founded on fact and the Presi-
dent cannot believe in its truth
The honor Of this nation, how
ever, requires that it should not
be open to the imputation, un.
founded though 1t be, OF the slightest
appearance tolerating such crimes,
whether to be committed against our
people or those of other countries.
Your attention is, therefore, called to
sections 1888, 1854, 5,355, 427S and
1919, Revised Statutes OF the United
States, which regulate the shipment of
explosives AMI the punishment OF those
who infringe their provisions. and you
are instructed to be diligcnt il your Of
forts to prevent the ofienses lrescrib-
ed, and to detect and prosecute all
who have or may commit them.
Very Respectfully,
tSigned) Benz. HARRIS BREWSTER,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

A twelve-year-old boy OF Franklin,
Pa, burst blood vessel while blowing
tin horn, and died in few hours. Ii
this item is of no use 10 you, cut it out
and hand it to your neighbor. .--LolseH
Citizen.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
TITLE Is PERFECT

And abstract will he submitted for inspection
Free carriages will leave from hotels and our
once at 10 A. N. on days Of sale. We will also
give further information upon inquiry and show
the property to those who wish TO view IL.
We have employed to conduct this sale, posi-.
tive and without reserve. the well-known firm OF
Maaera
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
FOREIGN

The Inst or the Lasker Discus
sion.
BERLIN, March l2.-The Procincial
Correspondence says: The Lasker dis
cassion has closed and the Germans
have agreed that it is no affair of Parlia-
ments TO examine into the merits Of
foreign politicians and that the Nations
only intercourse should be through the
Supreme Lords. The German Gazette
attributes the fuss to the Berlin cores
pondent of the London Times, the policy
Of the editors of which paper, it says,
is to stir up strife between Germany and
other countries.
Ready for a sight ut Sualsim.
SuAKIM, March l3, 2;20 A. M.-The
British have position one mile from the
rebel camp. An attack will be made at
daybrea with seven Gatlin guns. The
cavalry will probably fight dismounted.
Hidden in trenches and pits are the
hordss OF the rebels. The British scouts
are frequently fired upon.
More Dynamite
LONDON. March Is, A. M.-There
was an explosion last hight in a hotel at
Fulham, suburb of London. It is be.
lieved to be another Fenian dynamite
outrage. A box containing four pack.
ages, apparently cartridges, was found
on the premises One man was blown
to pieces
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

laws Of our State can be constructed to
raise five or six sprawling lines, neither
witnessed nor acknowledged. 70 the
dignity of marriage contract.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

- fIKsALp Is the official paper Of the city Of
Angeles. The city delinquent tax lists and
other municipal notices appear only in its col.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
special Notice

s. hereafter notices Of Companies societies
rehss, etc, will only be inserted In no HERALD
"a Adveriisements. We reserve, for Places
11ship. q gratuitous directory. VIII ch win
n cvcry Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

A Darlington young man sat beside
his girl for one hour, the other night,
and during that time kissed her ninety.
six times out of possible hundred.
The other four times she got in hurry
and kissed him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

usashp Office Is connected with the tc O.
aystcm Of Los Angeles city and county.
~ for advertisements or Job work may be
"a 1Arouph this mccium TO number 1856
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

team Printing House.
5 Herald. o Cents

steam Printing House Is not sur
job Printing ofiice on the Pacific
t{side Of san Francisco. In facilities for
lob wort. Low prices. good work and ex-
Luton may be rolled upon AT this oiIicc
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

This analysis shows the water to be
radically different from that of the San
Fernando tunnel; aud it is not obvious
why it should be unsuitable for drinking
purposes, as its solid matter is almost
Identical in amount and kind with that
of the Los Angeles river, as taken from
the city hydrants see Report for 1880,
p. 90, which, it is true, is close to the
limits usually assigned to the admissa BILE
mineral contents OF potable waters. But
neither contain any appreciable amount
of the Objectionable earthly salts-sul-
pilates OF lime and magnesia-which
render the San Fernando water not only
injurious for drinking purposes, but even
Of doubtful applicability for irrigation, "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
kuK SALE

Or in exchange for property in East Los Angeles,
10 or 90 acres choice improved land in East Pas
dena. MCLEAN & WILSON,
ml2 lw 81 W. First street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
THE LATEST

Especial to ths HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
TO LET.

Tho entire 81 rooms of the Bernard Block, in
suites or single, These rooms are the most de
sirable in the city. Apply to Barrett & Alexan
der, No. Nv. First Street. janl3tf