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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
OPENING THE SARATOGA MEETING.
A GOOD RACE EXPECTED FOR THE TRAvERs sIAhEs'
fBY TELHop lru TO THE TRBUyE.1

LBf TELR0EAFH
SARATOGA, n. Y, July 1S.-The town Is all
astir with anticipation Of the opening OF 'no r"'
to morrow, and many Newcomers nave couio
up to see tie sport. The excellent manage
ment Of the Saratoga course the attractivene's Oh
the grounds and surroundings and the pure and nea
full atmosphere have made this fsvorte racing reso
for twenty Here the best racehOrses OF tho "e
meet the champions OF the last In exciting conteM =,
The principal Of tomorrow VIII os
have been wen in past years by some OF me
greatest horses that America ever saw, lnc,uenk
Kentucky, Maiden Ruthless, Glenslg Kingtsher baiIy
Bassstt, Joe Daniels, Tom Bowling, sutana, baoen
Baden. Duke OF Magenta, Fslsetto and Hindoo Iomor
only four will csBtead for the rich prize Ratap
is the fsvsrite and most racing believe he Will WIN
though Greystone may push him hard -,
Following IL the full list Of the entries for the lour
races with the pools ssld:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
MINERS RESUMING WORK.

PITrsBURG, July 1s.-Anotherbr occurred
IN the river coal miners strike yesterday ny the re'un
ton OF Brown & Co. pits with the old dgger' Two ohss
pits were started last evening in the Third Pool al ~
ductiou With large numbers OF men at work IN us
Third oud Fourth Pools and few IN the second there
still hop. len for those who remain out Secretary fiAA-
nerv IVA that tue strike has been the OF rdfisa
he marks of supernuOus quantity OF GOA and hs men
can now look Tor regular employ nent Ia the fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
OBITUARY NOTES

AUGUSTA, Ga, July ISL. G. Brown, repre-
sentns Aiken CO.. Of Baltimore, died suddenly yes,er-
day afternoon.
NEwBURG. July 1s-Joseph Rowland, sr, prominent
resident Valdez president OF The NevNOrk Knife
Company died this msrnlnE, age nfiy-seFen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
INCREAsE IN THE PArENr OFrICE FORCI

WAsuIyGToN, July 1S.-Ihore were LOG
promotions IN the Patent once to-day preparatory To
large Increase OF tho present clerical force Tho rooms
formerly occupsd by part OF tho Census Buroau nave
been cased by the Interior department and VIII hc o.
cupIcd the first az next month by the Han Bureau
The twelve or fifteen rooms In the Interior Department
thus vacated viii 30 placed at the disposal OF tho Com
missioner OF Patents to accommodate bis decreased c'r
cal force Tho Conm-s oucr believes thai he oior VIII
soop he able To dspo-e of the lCrunuaied patent h-
mesa and 10 kcap hereafter the currcst business NJ
the ece. Three divisions viii De created tbr 'hAl
actcr Of vhch r. determined board ~ cEpcris
f. now mtdur an Investigation with view 20 ascertain
ing how far no busues. ~ the hren bureaus IL In dr
reats aud 10 mmcad such corrective measures rs 10
thcIr lndlmcni Will fAcllllate Tho nuOlr buslneas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
II. q. LAKIN.
fBY TELEGRAPH To rHK TRIBUvRl

JAMEsTOwN y. Y, July 18Th. o. Lakin, 4
prominent lawyer here tired last night in his usual
health. but in the night attacked by violent III OF
coughing, and rupturlng beol vessel his heart.
died Ia few minutes He had been Surrogate OF this
couIty and afterWard County Judge He also presl-
dent jf the First National Bsak of COrrya position which
he resigned ia june.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
Mr.. BRADLEY, NOT BEING ALLOWED TO HAVE FULL
CHARGE, wITHDRAws FROM THE PROSECUTION.
lBY TKLEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
DELAY IN THE STAR ROUTE CASES.

lbf TELEGRAPH To HE lklbuNh'l
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-There is another
hitch In the prosecution Of the civil suits against tho
star Route contractors In May last W o. Bradley or
Kentucky appointed special counsel to take charge
OF and conduct the prosecutions. He came
to Washington several times and made such
preliminary examination OF the papers In the suits as
seemed to be necessary and the occasion OF his last
visit he expressed bis readiness 10 begin active opera
TONS He had understood from ths beginning Of bis APP
poinment that he to have entire charge OF the cases
and to select his assistants but It said that when
the pinch came the Attorney not disposed to
give the special counsel fill control. and hold him re-
sponihe for The result Mr. Bradley declared that he
would not undertake the prosccutsns he was o have
saddlcd upon him their ssement assistants whom
fullest 2nd reminded the AuorneyG that
the working III cross purposes " counsel In the criminal
prosecutions has Weakened the case Of the Government
Mr. Bradley also insisted that he was to remain longer
IN the eases II must he under SPECIFIC contract ~ 10 es
compensation, and several conversations between MN
ant the Aforementioned led to no satisfactory result
ana u u said that consult alton between
MeSsi5. Brewster and Bradley and tho President
was equally fmtcss At last after hnal
and II IL said rather strorg interview between the AT.
torncyeaersl aud Mr. Bradley the latter threw m hs
aprointmcnt and returned 10 Kentucky The president,
II - assersd l. not altogether pleased with the course oi
his Attorney -Geucralin regard 10 the cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
sERGEAYr KELLY 10 BE GIVEN UP

PORTLAND, Me-, July lin the Supreme
Court law term to day in the OF Sergeant Deuni.
Kelly, who when in charge OF Fort Popham fired at and
MORALLY wounded young Smith, OF CharestOwn, Mass
full bench gave decision surTcndeTisg tie prisoner
" the United States authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
HirD s. AGAINST HER RECORD

CLEVELAND, July Inland s. trotted full
mile the Cleveland Driving Park track tlS sferpsss
In 2llla. Bair has been sick and unable 10 give ~
regular work for the past few days lie drove her -.
day. The quaTtsrt time was "a, 32l4. 32As, 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
Trr ATHLETIC BASEBALL NINE BEATEN By 4 SCORE
OF u 10 O--OTHEg COSTrSls.

OF Il 10 O-OTHEG CONTESTS.
There was another large crowd at the POLO
Grounds yesterday to witness game Of baseball between
ta- METROPOLITAN and the Athletic mines The local cuo
oupaved their opponents at every point and won ho-
low victory by the ~ u too The Athletics paye
II much poorer form than IN the previous day. MAKING
many damaging ncliag errors The Metropolitan
rlavers bsttcI the pitching Of Taylor easily.
,cb's curves proved an eaigma 10 the Philadelphia
5,.s NOV n, ie only i've hits during ne game orr
Nd his hand badly spi. iI the fourth Inning ami ne re-
rod 10 In field Brady iakng Ls place al first base The
Athletic. made e-rrr.te attempts to send man around
t asas hut were mo-, success nj asd when the game
seud,t ID was found that tue " Nets had given the
champions the worst defeat they have mad TINS year
Inr nome club scored runs n every nRlns with the eX
n of The second last Nelson, EeipsGhl1gcr Sld
nov carr 81 Oh hc helu- honors, Eo.eman ana Rep
srbiager Leading In the batting TAYLOR, Mansel ann
tovcy the for he Athletics The score was
a., follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

In several States in the Union a W man caa-
not make will but she always has one-1Aew- onczae
Times Democrat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

The seventh race will DC haudicap steepechJse over
tl mi, course. Names OF starters will be announced at
tIc course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

Grace (whispering): What lovely boots your
partners got Mary ~ Mary ditto: fes' uAioi'u-'s''
he .luos - granG and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-12

The 81. Louis fashionable girl has q new
toy. She has taken to live dolls. She
plays with borrowed babies. Her delight
is to get possession Of q pretty infant and
subject IL 10 extrsvagsnces Of fondling and
adornment. When she drives in q village
cart . nursemaid sits beside her to hold the
little pet. When she goes shopping the
servant carries the baby into she store.
When called upon in her own residence
she 10 found with the child In her coddling
arms. Nothing in the freakish line Of girl.
ish diversion has ever taken q more sudden
hold on passing fancy. OF course, pretty
babies are in urgent demand. Wherever
q exists the family is disturbed by the
composition between sisters, cousins and
aunts TO get possession. And IL no baby
tn blood relationship can be procured the
eager young mother by breyet does not
hesitate to procure one from among the
offspring Of some poor and obliRine
woman. The wardrobes which ACCOMPANY
this indulgence are wonders Of beauty.
taste and cost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-12
How They Are Made.

According to q recently devised method
for making gosssmsr waterproof fabrics.
SO % more sffectually to realize the
quality Of impsrmeability. the material is
immersed. while hot. in . compound Of
boiled linseed oil, lampblack, lisharee,
and . suitable drier, al mixed together
IN due proportions; and, . thorough dry-
ing being effected, the article 10 placed
on . mold. and 9 coating Of the mixture
appiied with . brush OF sponge, and
rubbed quite smooth by the hand. After
drying. the fabric Is again placed on the
mold and rubbed down with pumice
stone: In the ssme manner . third coat
ing Of the mixture q applied,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-12
PACIFIC COAST ADWCES.
Dr.. Moore Charged with MaIprac-
ttce.

DR.. Moor Charged with Malprac-
tice.
SAN Francisco, July 1.-THE Coroner's
inves tigation as to the cause Of the death
Of Mrs. Van Zandt was completed to-day.
DR.. Moore was arrested at the time Of
her death, charged with causing it by mall
practice. Three verdicts were returned by
the Coroner's jury to-day. One stated
that she came to her death from hemorrh-
age Of the womb, the result Of the wound
Was inflicted by parties unknown. Another
verdict charges that the wound was inHict-
cd by the woman herself. The third
charged that DR.. Moore inflicted the wound,
and added: We charge said DR.. Moore
with the crime. The Coroner approved
the last verdict.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-12
A Politicians Trick
Liabilities, $1,000. 0

CLEVELAND, July l1.-Everett & We'd
dell, private bankers, who have been in
business together for 80 years. assigned
are 81, DOC, 900. Their assets are several
times greater, but are not Immediately
available.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-12


When Illinois was reached and one vote
was announced for Hendricks. there sud.
denly broke out q scene OF wild, general
and enthusiastic cheering, and the waving
Of hats and handkerchiefs was such that
II was impossible for the chair to suppress
it. although he tried. Most Of the dele
gates and spectators took part In IL. II was
the first exhibition Of genuine enthusiasm
in the convention. II was revived again
and again, and finally the band Joined Ia
the demonstration with Hail Columbia
and other patriotic airs. Umbrellas were
brought into requisition, and banners
were carried around. In fact, the
Blaine demonstration Of I've weeks
ago was repeated once more. The
interruption Of the proceedings must
have occupied Is minutes. Hendricks
himself was not present, having left tha
hall just previously. At the end Of q quar-
ter OF IN hour, and while the uprosr vas
Of its hight. Voorhees, mounted The Mat.
form and announced that at the reouest N
the Indiana delegation he withdrew The
name Of Joseph Mcdonald. for The nnr.
pose. at . proper time. Of asking The Vote
Of Indiana for Thomas A. Hendrieks
Great cheering. which was kent mn 10,
several minutes. Illinois has endsavorsd
TO stem the tide for Hendricks BY csstins
hsr solid vots for Cleveland. [wild cheers
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-12
Joy i'm New York.

New YORK, July 11.-There is great
cheering and crowds at the bulletins At
Cleveland's nomination.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-15
Decay Of Buiidins lasssriais.

/ iobservation shows that the life Of
neax3y al buildinss Il much shofter in
The Wet than in the Atlantic 6tates.
In the vicinity Of Boston ere numerous
dwelliues built of wood, end In good
stats of preservation, that were built q
century bsfors the revolution. The
houses occupied BY Longfsllow and Low
u. a6orsl good examples for these. Not
only wsod, bat brick and unst kinds Of
stone endure the climate Of the East
mnch longer than that Of the Wsst. Il
i neossaafy 70 apply paint to the OK.
terror of buildine1 much oftsnsr here
thsa In the Esstsfn States. Various
causes oomtlno to fendsr building ma.
tsrials very psrishabls IN most parts ol
the West. The tempsraturs change
suddenly md frequently. The raiaisll
q Hrsatce, and takss the place Of anew
dnfinG ths wiater. The vinds are more
violently, ard they damage buitdingl
not only hy straining al parts Of ! stfdo'
tire, hut hy causing the sand and dusI
to STRIKE aeaiust thsm. Evsn marble,
grauits, belck and glass are injured By
the actioa Il these substsaces. Owing
to the lArRs ameunt Of soft coal CON
sumsd 81 stmesphsrs contains more cor
rosivs sshstaaces that deeomposs Or dis
color brisk and several kinda Il STONE.
In this city Il d necessary TO paint Z
brick hotss to prevent the walls from
going 70 decay. Recently many build
ines ccmpossd of stone have bsen painted
With visw Of insnfing preservation
Tbs most enduring building material sp
pears 70 be slsts stoae. e.-CAicaoo Times
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-15
rxp.u.ss IN domestic vanisies.

I am no advocate for meanness Of ,pri-
vate habitation. / would fain introduce
into it ali magnificencc, ease beauty,
vhers they are possiblo; but l would
not have useless expense in unnoticed
iinsriss or formalitiesr cornicing Of CELL
IipRs and grainines Of doors, and firing
inss Of curtains, and Thousands Of such
which have beeons foolishly and apa.
thstlcally habitual things on whose CON-
uoh applianee hang whole trades, to
which thsrs never belonged the blessings
Of giving one ray Of pleasuFs, or Of be-
coming Of tho remotest or most con-
tsmptibls use-things which cost half
the expense Of life, and destroy more
than half its manliness, rsspectability,
freshness and comfort. / speak from
sxperiencs; l know what It i to live in
1 cottage with dead door, and roof and
: hearth Of mica slate; and I know It to
be, IN many respects. healthisr and hap
pier than living between . Turkey car
pst and gildsd ceiling, beside . steel
arate and polishsd fender. do not
~ that such things have not their place
and propristy; hut say this emphatic
ally, tie tenth part Of the expense
which d sacrificed In domestic vanities,
Il mot abso1utely and meaninglessly lost
IN domestic comforts and membranes.
would ii collectively offered and wisely
ssprioyed, build marble church for
evvfy town in England, such church
= Il should be Joy and blessing even
to Pass near in aur daily ways and walks,
ehd = II would bring light into the eyes
4 ~ from afar, lifting its hight above
The purple crowds Of humblsf roofs.-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-15
rhe solly Of rear.

A great deal Of talsnt 4 lost il the
world foe the want Of : little courage.
Every day sends to their graves . num-
1T Of obseurs men Who hsve only re-
nained in obseurity because their
timidity has pssvented than from max.
ing first slEort, and who, u they oould
have been induced to begin, wsuld in
I'll probability have gone great lengths
in the career Of fame. Ths fact i, thAt
70 do anything II this world worth do
m. ws must not stani back shiverine
Asd thinking Of the cold and danger, but
jump in and scramble through q well %
ws can. It will not do TO be perpetnslly
calculating risks and adjusting nice
chasoss. Il did very well before the
Hood. when 8 man could consult bin
frisnds spon N intended publication for
. hundred and fifty Yeas, and then live
t. sse it, succsss aftsrward. Bat st
present man waits, and doubts, and
oousults his brother and his particular
friends, till one Ans day hs linds he i
% yesrs Of age; thea he has lost % much
tns ip eonsalting his Grst cousins and
particular friends thst hs has mo more
time 70 follow their advice.
:.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-15
HIN Street Delinquent List.
Delinquent Assessment List Of Assess
nents unpaid on Hill Street Grade,
between Temple Street and Courl
House Streets, in end for the City Of
Los Angelica, County Of Los Angeles,
State Of California.

Ne. : and s. n. Lindley. all that certain lot
of land In the city Of Los Angeles fronting l3o
fest on ths sAst side OF Hill street and described
more particularly - follows: Commencing at
. punt on he ~ dds Ut Hill stre.t 118 fsst
southsrly IRON The southsast corner Of Hin ans'
remplc Staes4s and running thence along ths
east sds a Hill sersst soutksrly 120 fsst % the
nortAwut corner o1 lot .. Block A, VI the Nett
ses g sa,d ssy' sssscs n aiors ~ sne me nots9 oon :.
sad city ,sstsgiy o. iset TO point tAencs along
line parallel 70 Hill stSsst rcgthofly 10 test
u ths nsrtA Boundary of lot II, block A. q tAs
Mott Tncs It ssid eity westerly 90 feat to ths
sFIy pat of Iets l0and II, niouk A, ef ths Mot4
rrlcS a aid city and 6ens1ktsd on I'D fsst
fronting o. Hill Street.
Amount Of 1ax..... .......... ........nss .
EIve ~ nnbs.... s......s.ssss =
Cot of advsrtisin9. n9..................-.. %
TotAi.-..........-... ......-..........>& - y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-15
A peeisiys Answer.


|asd negro ia Tszss, keova -
|Asss. pfosecuted : ve1ebond -
! his ehieksnsr The old msn rnsde
I61 describing bic chickens = I
! spenish breed, of which ne ~
wper ia that section. The ds
ss lawyer, on getting ~ e sFoss
, the 0ld man, sterhsy 80
lie Nose. you oiAln aehody eiss
Of those chickens bus yoN 4 Now,
cnld you say II ! were y ~ yo1
bsvs half . dozen Of thsU 10 ny
I'd at this very time ~.
II, boss," responded Ueela Oss
ald say dat Or tisf hAA Aasyss
with my chicksns."
ended the ercss.examinssios
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-15
Notice Of Dslinquent Asseel
monC Sale.
SfArR or CALlPoRxIA,
CoUNTv ~ Los AN0HLD,


ment Sale.
srAn Or cALuonxIA.
CouxTY ~ Los AHonn.
CIR o. Los Aseitna
Public notice ID hereby given thas default hev.
ing bssu madsin The payment oeassesDnents due
to the City Of Loa Angslss for the inpFovsusnt
and gEAding At Hill street hstwscn Temple and
Court House stsssts apo9 ths propsrty herein
snt q Is sessst: Il ssd'ior he ~ city Il Los
Angeles, BY viFtus Of the authority IN me vested
BY law, unless the assessments dslinqusnt -
gsthsr with the cuit and percentage, are peaa.
viii on
Friday. the 18TH day Of April. 1894.
Al the hour Of 10 s'clock In the forenoon Of that
day commence 70 ell the reaa property upon
which said asssismsnts Are Hen. vt public auc-
tion for and on secount z .ech dslinqusnt q. y.
psgintsndsnt Of Public stsssts sf the City q Lo.
Anesiss, In ths City of Los Angsiss, County oa
Los Aneeles, state of CAllfomia.
Ard that will contlnus such sals from day to
day Sundays and legal holidays sxcepted) &C
s'cs sss 6 e os 3. Z "a 'S os
csch day 4 eals and # - sams paacs lntu ~
whole property hsrsinbefofs Ut forth or x
much thereof ~ may b necessary shall b. sold
and thatI will sel he smallest quantity of 80
piece or parcel o. peuPsssy reoae iof secn -
amount, in legal coin Of the United statss, Q
the susussmsnts remaining due and ,upei'
thereon, together With the sum Of D0) M!
ceu 10 provided by law for the certificate OF al
In duplicate In each and every case.
CONDITIONS:
The real property will be sold subject TO r.
demption within twelve months from the dat
q the sale: but II not redeemed, conveyanccs at
soluts In form Of the property sold will b exs
cuted % the purchasers ihsrsof - provided ,
All the property hereinbefore described T. !
| ne city ol Los Angeles, county OF Los Angeles
STATE q 1aiiorniA A.
sIrnsd and dated at the said city OF Los Al
sslss' Ce,iiprnia, this the 10th day Of April.
III IlaS- E. H, BOYD,
49, apll,st
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-15
slo " But Sure.

,riif is : POW srful piecs Z g.
4 sscks iren the pockets Y ~
| directly ard incidentally" 20
~ ! billion of dcllsrs annsAiA
n dIiblets, like the wasers Y
|;S;ssippi. ever Aowine in. OF th
~ ID which rsAehss the treasury
~, Il getting u ~ simple snsugi
Sollcted at ths custom houss'
bmslt has an sasy thias Of IT,
kaW5tee Trader.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-15
vDeGnAEk asfAfL
!. \. DE alARrioedv,
Ns1iss & sals q lsal Hsssse

S6sr q - 0noiii5s Cent q ~ eouusy q Lcs
xSSeisS 3a1S q CSlfousaia, ns1s = ne leeA ~
q 1s111Hhsf, 1e1. 10 ~ ulnts~ q - essase
= H. o.9 e.. dss.sf: 3 a: sss s ss.i:ss.g.s;Sa al .ss e
= 1siv1ss saie 70 = m Asst btddsr, # -.
Is ~ soiR 4 ~ unitsa Htatea Ard 0epes e
~, - ~ ~ q Az. ~. = e s's.css g
1 ~ ~ ~ - s 1'A Z i. ,ssS ~ "a ss:s sssss
Ssts n u "A issssssi at The time = q
Ssaal, "a IN ~ hghs, NJ sad !ntsrsst that
~ ~ ssssse =. y sssssisa g Z ~ e 49, ~
q a. u Ssesassd q - Gnsos u death. h
- ~ q sisssss. Ting a ~ 4 ~ a county
a ~ fnGsls1, e1a1s 4 Cll)ssala. and bsundsa
"a 1sssibsa :. t..s.s. eo-vis: ~.
a, ~ I. 49, ~ ~. ~ 1sw.szip Sss q ssssh. :!
- -. e1ssps tnn4 portion theseoe - =
M 3. q NJ. aesneiag y asesn ", 80; ~;
50 pa.ss, = - containing sssy'Vs g
seT Tsss. - s,saasss.s q ssls; -ossA, scld
- n - uaIss1 seaAss. ~ ~ cent.
q - vussnan noasy 70 b paid Y ~
Exscusm = - az e als. se,.sss - % , eon
nrmasiee q ~ Il - suPss'or ooo" '
- s1psss = vs'sA.s'.i v. oasoo.
Esssutss = lssass q sid Deceased
Apvil sth. I016 apletA tH
\ YUHMlDH1D n0OAs.
Y 2F,snssIy lss.Asd ~ nsxaH susuisAsd'
y rotsR. susaLE on N SUITE
-k,~~ M ~ psslna s,sssss. 80 sl:ss !! -
Rnn 0n0
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-15
NEW MOVIE AND HOUSEHOLD
Sewing Machines.

Ihe begt In the market. Have all the htaaa
Improvements, end rs labor savers are unrvalled
Price, elb for either.
q. SlorTERBECk, AGENT,
10. Ill soRTH MAIN ST., oppositeU o
Hotel. tjslge
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-15
hsill, Psfk M LnEieu Blll
rs eanDoune G., IN xraneiDeA

1eG saasens G.. IN xsansiDess
4 Apsnssassl cavatal. sl.4l14QQ
U3boeRuDe4 OoUGeoo, eoD0s0yQ
.0f wnieA esoeoco hsvs bssa eslssa y. ~
aseo. 90 "s sabises V ean wa - nsasA's %
uDsreeters:
WILLlAx PATERSON. n. (lsng2 rsasssos
JAHEs wail{4tl -, lleas a nsA yss-
ds!s o1ssasss. dsss1.ssissvssA u tS'a
s.eissGxp { iours sracs, m, tss4sa. &c
sIheN LA1AAn. ~ tlesuA tssasd rssss'
ELrs SziASe' h. ta..n t4sss rrs.s
Hsssssss n y. rr..eises.
DAVID CAIN N.................... =. A6nnoel
EU0ENE nGYEk. .S1D-nanogel
MEAD OfFaCE,
e and 10 rses9es2f. .xers. Lon
Lonaon DAnkeFs.
BANK OF sCOfkA4D -..-LonDoS
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500 600 FOR ~.
Oh Regular l1omthlv Drawing win
ossstske place in Covington, Ky..
TDUnsDAv, APRIL 24TM, 1853.
ings. chartered by the Legislsturc Of Kentucky
end twice declared legal by the highest Court in
the State. Bond given to Henry CouHty In the
sum Of 500, 600 for the prompt payment sf al
prizes sold.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-15

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expense. Address an orders TO
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