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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
@etnsMorFer RaAridteu.

Rtns0orL 4. Ssssmbsr.-9ie sRetu'
Yortsr Ssntrals8abn" reouStrte bsute tbre
Btllsts rad @lsuelaub uno Detroit auf ST.
- Soiiab 9. &elgate, Elm betannter Dell
mailer, ffiiEstr heute tn istnem @siddfts'
Iofale, glr. 40, Broabpap, burG cine @Ies
natorlute uno nur6s 70 ihner uerIest oab
fetue Sofuuug uuf isiue &ettung srtftrt.
Ser ungIiidlid1e ftammt aus Sbto, tt 81
Sabre oIt uuo mObut 3u @nglspooo, W.'S.
Ssnrn Gomez, Steuermeuu oes $1,000
nsrs SnIta 8afsr," tuelGer, ais istn &apt'
tan In nefiiueihen @emdiieru farb, bae
Tabrssug mad fortunes Sslanb fiibrte, ben
Cargo csrtauite Iub eas @elo etnfedte, tt
bee Seeraubs absriiibrt nub beute iu 8 Sab
rem 3ud3tbaus nerMrtbctlt tDorben.
- Sotn SeEon, elm SdustSer, puroe
beute 8ormittaa in ieiuer gSertfltte, Rr.
393, 8cuern, bon Ietuem 5hUager BhiItp
2ohg.s burd mebrere 8epolueriGiifIe augen'
bItdliG gst00tst. Der W0rbsr iiberlieferte
fiGl bsr 4oli3ei. SeftOn mar lett Sahren
nit 2obges' Shpsfter perbetrntbst. Seute
friih hatte boe @bepaar IN ietner SSohuuug
Nr SO, /. 4ueuue, ainen Strett, tn oeifsn
Tolae Der Rnnn I'm i3orue BON ieiuer Srau
fd1teo nrS in Die 8ertfatt gtng. Sobges,
neIGsr balb namber In 6te sSosnuug tem
uub isiue Shpefsr tn Ebrducu fan6, sr'
funbtate fid5 uah Der 1riafe. folgte baum
istnsm Sbmug.r uub iagte Tim Ohue Bsits'
rec mebrere Rugtln bnr& fopf unb S6rpsr'
Die Gbesuttsu, wsidls i'm aGgsmstueu re9t
eItidltG; nit stnnuosr lsbten, batten Elm
Sinb - stn bret;.buidbrtges Waoheu.
- Der Hsesr &bas. $. 8ugg. rpslber ND
tpsgeu Der Dor stuem Sabre 81 Srootutus,
SIS, periibten grmorbuus ber 6rau gpbtn
Ranbes unb tbrsr Todter 3u Songs Sslanbz
@ttn tn Snft bsfinbst, TT gum ortttsn Wtals
an stusm SIu1tusrfu&e uerbtubert tuorbsn.
Der @efGuguiBaufebsr eutoedte pabren6 Der
o.rgaugenen Ra1t, oaB 8uQg beretts istns
Rettsn burGfeiIt bate uuo obue 3uetfsl nur
auf stue aiufttss @sIsgenhett Sur 6lu6t
nartste. Winn Dsrmuthet, baB er bic 6etls
BON BEN Ginbrefer fenng erhtelt, oer oteier
Gage ietne SIuht aus bem 9sfdngntfie be-
psrffsutat.. 9as Sbsrg.riht ptrb au1 nadp'
fen DtsnItaae iiber bic BON 8ugg etnge'
rstdte ApplItattou nm stnsn nsuen Bro3sa
entlGetosn.
- @tu Ranu, Narsus ai1 aus Chicago,
erIdbos f6 bsuts absub auf elmer Saut tn
.RaStion> Square." Gin Steb lief nit BEN
RshoIne or Nsa @pIhf1mnrners nubnu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
shtfbratf,e uub eeben8perluff.

ct. Sohrs, R.z6, 4. 9s3eu1bsr. -
9rsi nit SobIen bsfradtets Shoousr, mel
de BON Spbnsp mad 8ioie' Bland, an Der
Beflfiiffe BON Reufuuolaue, uutermegs ma
rem, iinb nnbs benz Iesterer Safeu mttgfaun
unb MaEs untsresgausen. gfdberes ia nod
nidt srmittelt. Gin 6tfGeridooner III eben'
fous nit isiner gunien @tannidaft geiun'
len. Gue bteie Satuffropben erstgueteu fit
udbr.ab bes Sturmss in Der lsstsu cams
taassgtaCht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
@urSpdiS6s RabeIbtriAte.

5prssrunstn ytr .Uroitsrs" aIf Ger SnisI
3ipt.
Sonoou, 4. 83smber. Die ,&rcftsrs"
anf Der SuisI Stpe erlIdren iiG Jest auis
Ntue sntlaIofsn, tstntn Yad)t III bs;ablsu
uuo bic BON teu gHtsbeftssrn ertpirtteu Sc
rtGtsbeIsbls 3u ignorireu. sic bsbauptsu,
Die SuisI geb0rs ben 8ehtsmsIsu tbnsn, uuo
man babe fis uussissIther 8sti. tbrsr gSsi.
oeIGuoeIeitn bsraubt.
SaB Girsidlifdbe SIestt.
8ten, 4. December. - 9ae 0lrstdtlts
SiSgst fir 1885 tpurbs bsHte bem 8ette
ratb nutsrbrsitst. SaHsIbs sraiebt stu De-
fi,it pom 1G, 000,0 @nibeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
Gin outer Manr auf gGbmeaen,

Vafure enceI NH.I 4. DR5eM0ef. =
,Reo." 3. & Bates, poriisenber aeltefer
see 6flt6en SanIaisr 9iftrtttss Der afrttaui'
Ideu Retbubifen @piItopnIftr1s, tpurbs ses
fern g6enb psgsn 8aftarbts usrbuftet. st.
QntlQae tpur6s BON Der 17=iIbrigen Carrie
4nberIsu, eiusn NitgIisO Der @smsirbe bes
NnugfIaQtsn, eIbobsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
gett tR bic @eleaenbeitl

Etae 6laiS. Don QUITS SuisttsusuIUsE,
has man NIT unfdt tn biz Bsttfsus Hna
BITE gden uu6 Btnlsl Rrsut, eripart NANCE
Ip6tsrs Nlibr unb Blaas. Brsts 20 Gents.
Ru baben BET Setb @. sauce, ylr. log,
1sh,Saltimorefrase. t233-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
$500 lit Der Yreis ii

$500 lit Der Yreis iiir einen bauer
baften nno anlebnlihen ainber= Ansug pom 4
bis II 9abreu. Der 9r6Bte Bargain in ams=
rita. llnlere ansmahl umiGBt allie Gualita=
ten bis ;u $40. 6. u. Sebm & Sobn, 9dt
8ratt- uno SonooerItrase. t29l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
Rer.tIi6er Mdtb.

Sufen, grtaltuug, b0ier Sale, Bronchitis
un6 anbere Yuugengebrefe ioIlten nid5t Oeruoda
lGifgt, iOnbern redtjetttg an9erefen beban-
belt nerbeu; geihiebt Dies, 70 tueroen ale be-
6eniliden 8eiultate perrnieoen, uno 6as Bette,
mas fidl ba tbun IdBt, ift bic aupenbung bes
noblberiibuteu Setlulittels, bee Sance'i4eu
,uiammeugeieeteu Anoorn. Sprup8 Com
pound Syrup of Horehound). 9ieies Ytit'
ta gilt bel 8enen, be es bruudleu, fir Den
6eften 5u habenben Qrtifel. Se:fuhe eiue
glaihe, unb On iiberSeugft Did SaoOn. Breis
25 uno so Gents bic fslaide. Bon 9 eth Q.
$ auce, Str. 1O9, s8ef. SaltimcresS Strd5es
~ beiieben. (S63-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
A. Hse,iudhe eirrn1 Snnne,a

MAJ Seriuhe einmnI Sance's 8 aar.
gBiebtrberfeller. ST Oer6tdt bitnnes
6aar, briugt bic ulte 6arbe 5uriid, III Elm eIts
gautes EoilettennitteI un0 heilt aopfgriuO Hub
RopfhnutzS zSudau. Breis 81. gu babea bet
Setb g. 9ance, SIR, lO8, 2Beft.S Saltt'
h1orssStraBs, (233-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05

1rau 9ottcrtu 8ladpsa, sDnrborauebs
Souis," 8nlsiab, R.s&., idrsibt nus: m So
babe 9r. Bul's Sufteu'Sprup" bet Hiet'
rsu StuSsru, bet neintn 9tsnfbotsl unh
bt mir isItft aussmapet, uuo i6dss thu
8oIoss mtttb d" (292l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
o0On clcnanfr Nlridlifts 9lniiiae

fir 6erren, ans ben beiteu gan'wolienen 6al@
iinirs sStoffcn an9eiertigt, fir $500, tribe
rer Breis SIS un0 $40, Seridieoeue Wuiter
bel 6. 81. Sehm s. SObu. Oeutlhe &leioer>
fabritantsn, gde Pratt mo 0anopsrltraBe.
(29I-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05

w 3 :. &batmers' SetItfRttur
turirt 8ispepfe, Wtigrdae Blabudt, SoOs
bremen uub olle 2eiSen, bt Iln2rouun1eH i'm
Ntagen entitauueu. Bet gierbenfraaibeiten
1T ie ein8 0er befen Nittel, ba ie iOforttge
Gin6erung idlaft uno in tur5er 3eit QeiluHs
berpirft. YreiS 81 bic Glaide. gu babeu bd
5etA g. SauCe, gtr. 108, 29ef.9aitta
ntnrs. .Strake. l233-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
R@ Bur SetIuuguon geberlei'

~ - IL Scltu uB v II SEVEL W.
ben galigeu &ufdlleu, aopftueb, Seiten. uab
0lidcnidmerS, frantem 9tagen, Saptnod,
S6mGte Der Sebtraft, RerOeniduGde, Up.
petitlOIteteit, &erfopfung, Dsspesfe, St0ruHs
Der Rereuthatigleit, nm eiHeiE Slute InS
Trauentranfbeiten gebruude man s nee
@ 6uiiuparillsu llsuzSlItpillen. Breis
% @ts. bic Gdattel. gu baben bel Sstb
9. 9aHct, ytr. 1O8, Bef'Ealttmore'
fra6t. (S3S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
Wfannestratt -.
~~ tDieOerbergtlttllt.

Gin Ositr irdstrSr Gdnkrn, pd3s RtFpHf3pa esE,
ltlilssn trtau etc esrura4sn bat uakem sr ans ss-
tznHtsH wttsl strasbens prebgt bai eHaes Witit
btr gsshbsHns tHtsset nsl 10 fesairts ben 5bHliN
Rsssassn 5ui4iSt. UaH asesl1rs.
9. 3. ess1tS. IS SRat5snfT.. Rtw as5t-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
n67- @tn ihBner IIarer Eetn

M @tn i90ner tIarGr SetH
ldBt iidb bird 8eiuisuug Oes BiAtes NIT
Sance's SaiiapartlIeH rSer y lnt'
Btllsn erlaugeu. Sie furiren Ga4 Sopf'
treb, reeeln ben llnterleib, ffirtan ben Uta9eH'
reoeu bic 9eber on uns oerleihea BEN gan5en
Gnfteme @eiuubbeit uno &nGsie. Breis 25
@snts bic SGa6tel. gu baben BET Setb
g. 6auce, Rr. 1O8, @eR'Saltimoro'
Strase, (233-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05

@~ 8irbes ID bsjG9 su2- ga
pohl te;ablt IS fi4, cine Sdaatd 9ance'i9T
aiiapariGazSlutPllen nets I'm 9aale 81 Ga
BEN uHb bic ganje 6anilte ooui9 QsiuuO IN
srbalten. Preis 25 Gents bic S4ahtel. 3n
6aben bei Getb g, Saues, glr. t08, BeRs
RaltimoresStrase. (233S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
9enfatipn auf Coma TSIaa6.

NemsDsrf, 4. Ds;embsr. - Su Der
umasbnng BON 8tperb.ab auf Songs Sslauo
b,rrldbt eros. aufrssuug iib.r bic Ratrt4t,
eos bic @otttn BON B. u. Souns, Bafore
elmer Sirde 3u Rortbuille, NIT @. Nfitfen
Serrn, einsm Diafen Der 9smetnoe, ourh'
asbrauut tft. Bafior Donus 1T isbr bsltsbt
In Der saussu @sgsnb uuo bic uutrsue istusr
fran bat ihn iaif aur Ser3wslfluna gebraft.
@r rsidte isiue 8siisuation ais Sesliorgsr
Der @smsiDbs elm, alleiu Der fir4enuorffano
psigsrts it&, oisislbe anauusbmen. gtau
usrmntbei, bas fia bQs flii4tiss Yaar nad
Eloliba beaeben bot, tpa I'D, etue S4DeftsE
Ser,p's bsinbst. Oirie Sdlpsfsr sntfch
firslth NIT eiueu gapitdn Bennp unS Itts
ihren @atttn nsbff pier 8tnoern i'm 9ti4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05

SSy@ Or. &baImers' SeiItiHttur segeu
GgspepTe, Sonce's &nborHsSprup gegsn 3H'
ffeR une @rtaltung, Sance'8 Safiaparlua2IIlen
1um 01einisen ees 8lutes, SaHce'5 SH4l ttir
6ie gtieren, Sance's 9aarsg9ieesTbrfteller,
6auce's Observation-Disclosures - Glss lu
aben bei Setb 9. Sauce, gir. 1913, Seea'
&3uItfunreffr. s31-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
MnNmnM,S
w. Wv
SGcfapnriIitan ReTOI0saf.

SGciapnrtlitdn EefOl0saf,
en- 9tt!mttl5t, fe.sh StitarslciIe uubercroentu6s
msoEmt9e Gtfeni bdtttn tlbeu tueIentLtc arr Nej,
nIguua, Scisung INTERPRETATIONS ruS ErIit,o,rr,
ces nsoergsGrohsnen nas srit6piteu a6ryerB. bd5
e'ne 4ntIlG augencbme, ii6ers 8eG1nS,
lung lnp edHernee 6stlGrg geiUaBrt.
y le y ant
!Uirb tLdr unS 'd5n, uabbeu nan Has Sariaparutan
etn8e Sofs Rsbrnn6t 9at. 9ga5pen Tirren Wtte}ier
uhb Sdutaus diage psrbeu bel TftiQt gBuuosu mao
gsltTere esstGls BsBeilt. g3sr an StrOpBsIn,
&usi1laGen her &rssn hes GnubCs, Der Obreu Beiue
feRle Uilb Srleu leioet, peIte WRsihldae fb snt.
peeer ton uuget eiltgn Gran29eten u6cr bpHs Sc.
bTnl6e hes EEetfLbers pbGr dBenben Sub tInatS ars
9s'ommelt uHo GusBebrettst babeu, taHn Ii6 a Se;s
lung rerlnlisr, lUenn ber Gsbraut hes SdrIabGriaH
ere 8enl6cnb LGEBe Sst fDrtgeisBt fUirb nm eiusu
etnernd ait Sen CrgdnismuS III MADDEN.
Cine Blpi9e ron be'em entbdLt t1ebr utrsIaYae
vol bCn eteem rirlt 70 pel luig fnf bis ietbs Tbees
grttf LOO bro 6lai5e.
81. .StaOn0p's 3 EegalIreaStS
bas miGtigs 9ebsr= un6 Rnasuz SetImitt.I.
gJatg Dbne 9eiae'6mGd, elegant NIT ilBem oar,
9laetTt pnrgtrsr, resuIrsu, reintsR HRs traitissn
8abRap's BiIIeu rr SsiIuns aIsr Ras,n.
eebers, gesdIres, ghere1s unO 5laienFiOsn Perbsns
arnrfbeiteu, RUpipe9 iUetbIi6en @eI9uerben gldts
tetGit, @ppetitmaugGI 5artlsibgfett, 8eriiebfi,ro
nnpsrbrultG tett, SgSpepfe, 9n1snIei9en, 5ieber
Observation-Disclosures 6dmrrr5oibeH unb aasr St6s
ringsu Der GtnGsnsihe. Rstu beaetdoIIb, teiHe
Guen.
ES- Flar bsntts folgenbe SHmbtoms bon Rraufs
beiteu her &erea,uEgBDrgGns. 9eritophgu9 iansrI5s
gdmDrrbutbsH. Hirt'UGGiluB na9 BEN RCtfs, 5dure
in TGgsE utbeltgit, Subbrerren, giel ecr benz gis
Ign, ailpgnoriiden, iGures Guio6en, iitfenoe ohsr
beberbe Gmbiiu6uus in eer Tageugrlbe, Se5eu 6sB
Serseus eritIdenGt5 gell5l be'm Giegsr Ieder ober
g5lCre prr BEN Augeu, Seber unb buuipfe Sbmsrisu
i'm gote, Hi1nRsl an &usbinihna, gelbes Ausie5su
ber 6aut unb Der eiugeu Seiteufie5en, Sdmerien tn
ber 8uf uub IN ben gIieberu, blBtIite auipalua
BON Site 9reuren bes 5Ietibes.
Gt1iae Gcien bon 8Gbuab'B 8iIten tsr6su
BEN acrber bon allen pGeHgendrttsn Rran,5sitsn bss
freieu
Br.ie 25 Gents bte Sdndtel.
Bel allen 4pOtbefsrn ~ baben.
w2an Ieie: ,.FuIid uub DG6r."
B.nn idide cine Sriefmarie atl r ab DGs I Co.,
g}r. 80, 9BGrrst= Str, gletusg gorl.
sE 9eItbruna Lauienee bon GoudrS ipertb, iuIrh
baiir mgeiddt.
Gu 6as BnbItlum.
gerIanpt ia nur 8abipab'5 uuo a6tet baraH has
ber 0nme ,NiGsDap" ii4 auf BEN 8etauiteu .frtttgI
beitu6et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05

Ridbts tff stne bsfisrs Eiirgid,aft fur bic
Bor;iiql;hf.tt BON Dr. 9un's sSnfsn. Sr'
rus," ale eis @npfsbiuus e,iisIb.n bon alien
Appt5steru. (s92)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05

Rap fQ t, 4. Bfsbr. - DberF xbar
rtu, peI6er nbssihidt tpurbs, nm 0as &ort'
manbo iibsr ole Grpsbttion ;u iibsrnshmsn,
psI1e gsasu bi. Eo.reu i'm SeGuausnlauOs
upsrirsn iOn, fam bsnts ans eonbOn an, uno
stu tntbufaffiiGsr Gmpfaug purbe thm ln
GhsiI. BsrinmmIungen peroen bier ionohL
pis tn allsn Sbsileu ber Saptoioute uerau'
ftalt.t, nm asssu ois @inmii1uug Der RoIo=
nialrsgtsrung i'm Ss&unueuIanoe 81 pro-
tefiiren. Nion glnubt aaaemetu, cas 6tt
3sit gefOmmen ID, tn UeIHer bic 6rogs ibsl
britiIths Gbsr bolldubtide Suprsmatte on
Rap osr Quttn Sofuurg stu' fiir eusmal &C.
Ion neroen nluB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-05
90. .gtaOnap'g . EegaIIr aSs9EiHe en-
FtFEN - tEtIEg w = 7ETNNFEtIs
Bsi allen Gpotbetsrn III haben.

Dan Isie: IS d uu6 @G6r."
Dldn ittde cine 8riefmarfe al RaeDGt Co.
SIR. 80, 9Surrsns Str, geiusgort.
g @eItbruna, LauienSe bon Dollars pertb, prh
bniiir yIgsi4idt.
SIN ma RubJifuuf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
IMAL,
Administrator Sale Of Rsal Estste.


Notite Is hereby given that In pursuance Of an
order Of the Superior Court Of the county of Los
Angeles, State Of California, made on the I4tb
day Of March, 1884. in the matter OF the a.
tate Of Robert Owens, deceased, the under.
signed, NJ. p. Cutler, administrator Of aid a..
tate, will sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder, for cash, and subject to confirmation by
said Superior Court. on
Wednesday, the 3Oth Day or APRIL.
lss4-
Al IL O'Clock NJ, at the door Of the Court House.
on Spring street, In the city Of Los Angeles,
county Of Los Angeles, State OF California. all
the right, title, interest and estate Of the said
Robert Owens at tho time Of his death, and all
the right, title and interest that the said estate
other than or in addition TO that Of the said de-
ceased at the time of his DEATH in and to all that
certain lot, piece or parcel Of land situate, lying
and being In the said city Of Los Angeles, coun-
ty Of Los Angeles, State OF California and
bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
That certain lot, piece or parcel Of land sit-
tiate on San Pedro street, In the city and coun-
ty Of Los Angeles, State OF California, bounded
and described as follows, toswit: Commencing
at point on the northeastern line Of San Pedro
street where the south corner Of the lot herein
described Joins the land Of Wallace Woodwork;
thence northeasterly along the northwestern
line Of said Woodworth's land about one hun
dred and twenty 120) feet, more or less, to the
south corner Of the lot known as lot No. "16 O"
on "a map Of the subdivision Of the garden Of J.
Murrat, surveyed June, 1868, by L. Seebold;"
thence north eighty seven and one-fourth (87i)
feet to the conner Of lot No. QD seventeen as
marked on said map: thence westerly along the
division line Of said lot No. II one hundred 600
feet to the said N. Z. line Of San Pedro street;
thence along said line Of said street thirty (30)
feet to the place of beginning, being lot No. 10
as shown by the map above referred to.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
Cash; ten per cent. Of the purchase money to be
paid TO the auctioneer on the day Of sale, bal
ance on confirmation Of sale by said Superior
Court. Beed at expense Of purchaser.
NJ. p. CUTLER,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Robert Owens.
deceased.
March 18th, 1884. inarl6td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
A Somewhat Disconnected Story.

In North Carolina there is reptile
known as the joint snake. When at
tackled it flies into pieces, each piece
taking care of itself. A darky attacked
one Of them the other day, and to his
utter amazement it broke all up, each
section jumping off in different drec.
tion. In the course of an hour he rc.
turned that way and was utterly amazed
again to see it all together again, except
the tail-pioce. After waiting few min,
utes he saw the tail coming up to join
the body, taking sharp, quick little
jerks. 1t came nearer and nearer, until
within few inches of the three.quartcr
snake, when it gave sudden jump and
hitched on in its proper place with fuss
resembling the popping of a cap. Tho
darky knocked it to pieces several times,
and each time it came together again.
He carried his amusement too far, how
ever, in throwing the tail part of the
, snake across the creek, just to 500, he
said, show long it would take it to catch
up;" but it never caught up. The snake,
with its three joints, was carried to the
house, where a new tail is beginning to
grow to replace the lost one. A gentle.
man who knows much about this singu.
lar species says head will grow on the
detached trunk, and there will be two
snakes instead of one.-Charieston Necs
and Courier.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
He Couldn't Stand the Smell

An lrishman who was stopping at Sar.
atogs, the last season, has n good story
TO tell concerning well situated behind
the hotel at which he was stopping,
which well was some twenty-five feet
deep and full Of gas. A young lady who
happened to be looking into this well
unfortunately dropped hor diamond ear
ring, valued at $1,000. Distressed at her
great loss, she Immediately offered re-
ward Of $50 to anybody who would re-
cover the lost earring. Nobody would
undertake the job but the aforesaid
Irishman's brother Mike. Upon hearing
Of this tho Irishmnn rushed out and
looked up his brother and said to him:
mike, do yez name to tell INC that
yer gooin' down that will and sofocat
yersclf!" go ON and mind yer on biz
ness" said he; '1'm goin' for the $50
rewoord." He had already sent for n
rope, SO his brother had no other re-
course but to superintend the job. Put.
ting the rope around him, he snid.
mike, whin yer lind yerself chokin'
wild do gas till me, and III haul yer up"
"All right" said Mike; and no began
to lower him down. After getting him
down five feet, he said; mike, kin ye,r,
sthnnd the sohmill?" 'Lower away"
said Mike. He lowered him slowly
few feet further mike" said he, "kin
yer sthand the schmill?" Lower away"
said Mike. He had lowered him about
fifteen feet. "hlike," said he, "kin yer
sthand the sohmillg' Then the answer
came back: "Yer son of goon, II yer
don't pull me up I'll cut tho rope"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
Danger Ahead

At grocery in jersey City the other
day, woman who wished for butter and
was shown lot of "gilt-edged" asked II
1t was genuine.
Certainly, madam"
'Looks to me like artificial"
''Oh, it can't be. l never handled
oleomargarine."
''But this butter certainly looks
queer" she persisted.
"And am certain it is first class
madam"
She departed without purchasing any,
and the grocer turned to his clerk and
said:
'Henry, If a servant gial should come
in within an hour and inquire for arti.
fetal butter, you must take 1t ont of
that other tub. l believe from tho looks
of that woman's eye that she will put up
a job on me and try and injure my char.
acter for honestyr- Wall Street News
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order OF the Superior Court OF the county OF Los
Angeles, State OF California made on the 18th day
OF September, 1852, IN the matter Of the estate
Of James Gregg, deceased, the Undersigned. the
executor OF the estate Of said deceased will sell
at private sale 70 the hig host bidder, for cash,
In gold coin OF the United States, and subject TO
confirmation by said Superior Court, on Satur-
day, the 26th day Of April, 1884, at 10 O'Clock
A. ~, at the Office Of Wicks, Lucas & Fcntley s6
and 81 Temple Bleck, IN the city and county Of
Los Angeles, all tho right, title, interest and
estate Of the said deceased at the time OF his
death, and all the right, title and interest that
the said estate has, by operation Of law or other.
wise, acquired other than or In addition u that
Of the said deceased at the time Of his DEATH In
and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land situate, lying and being In the said county
Of Los Angeles, state Of California, and bounded
and desert bed as follows, to-wit:
rne west one-haf (i) Of the northeast quarter
)of Section five, (5) Tow nship FIVE (5) south, OF
Kange ten (IO) west, Of San Bernardino base and
meridian, except that portion thereof sold 10
Mrs. 8. T. Bibb, amounting TO fifteen Qs) acres
Said parcel Of land containing sixty Ave (6s)
acres Of land.
Terms and conditions Of sale:-Cash, gold
coin Of the United states, ten per cent
Of the purchase money to be paid 10 the
Executor on the day OF sale, balance on con.
frmation Of sale by said Superior Court Deed
at expense OF purchaser.
J. W. GREGG.
Executor OF Estate Of said deceased
April sth, 1884. ap10td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
Tall Telegraphy.

Captain James w. Vinyard, commonly
called the "corn king of the Ohio river"
and resident of the famous Golconda
district, was in Nashville yesterday.
Captain Vineyard entertained an A mer-
lean reporter with soWc of the interesting
occurrences he witnessed during the late
flood in his district. Upon one occasion
he wanted to send message from Shaw
neetown, ILL.,, to Nashville, and could
not do so becauee all the wires were
under water, He finally found an operator
who had an instrument and took him in
q canoe six miles above Showneetown,
whero the wires were found and tapped
hnd' the message sent, the instrument
being set on the top of the pole. This
is considered the tallcst telegraphing ever
done in the neighborhood of Shawnee.
town.--Nashpiile american.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
A New Base Ball Curve.

Jack Shumate, the twirler of the st.
Louis Grays, has got, it is said, new
curve which lie calls the patent-com-
bined tripartiie-dupleX quiver. The ball
will appear to the batsmau as though it
took three curves at once and appear
four-cornered, and he will be dead sure
to strike at and miss it. In fact, il is
claimed that the only possible way the
batsman can hit the ball is to turn a
double somersault before the ball reaches
him and strike at the southwest corner
of the squarc-appearing ball as he comes
to his feet again. n.-GioJe- Democrat,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
Calico Cuttings.
From the PrintI

Mr.. Van Ericsson returned from San
Bernardino and Los Angeles day before
yesterday.
Mr.. i. Hawley, Of Hawley's Staten,
has gone to Defiance, Iowa, 10 visit his
aged mother, whom he has not seen for
thirty years.
Col. Il. s. Blasdel, of Calico, called on
MS to-day. He came down TO get some
furniture at the depot for his new house
Just erected at his mine.
A small force OF man with supply Of
tools, ETC., will start for the Lava Bebs
next Monday to work on the mines late
ly purchased by Mr.. J. b. Osborne. Mr..
Osborne has placed the management in
the hands Of Mt. Clark recently from the
Sawmill of Timber mountain.
Mr.. 0lmsted, accompanied by his
partner NJ. Ray arrived in town to-day.
They will commence operations on the
Sampling works Immediately and com.
plete the works as soon as possible. The
lumber Is already en- ground, and work
will be commenced on the building,
Monday. The machinery will arrive as
5000 ~ that is completed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
Kate's Choice.

"Of course" said the proud mother,
sit wasn't to be expected that Ktlie
would marry high, for we're only poor
folks. Still We bad great hopes that she
would marry well, f1r W. always taugh t
her to look high in making choice, and
Im proud to say he hasn't disappointed
u.s." ''She has married well, them
'Oh, yes; very well. She has married
a celebrated man, greatly celebrated
man. Why, his very photographs sell
like hot cakes "Ah, an actor or
author?' 'No, he's one of the dime
museum curiosiiies -SomerUille Jour.
nal.