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HENRY MONETT Gen Pass Agt
HS-m "a State street New York.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
me n M3REk FAST AsE INE aND TIE ONLY
VIA wasH1NGToN Avn LIE VISA
DOUBLE TE sfEF1. 1 nsiYE7 COUPLER
m HsT EnFESE fGNps5 5ESE 18TH
1eave Washington from station. corner OF New Jersey
Tor Chicago Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily
s and PILL ILL., $40 1910 Z m with Ihr9ush
without change; IO:l5 a N daily to Chicago except
For Eistskurs a. $50 m and $40 p. m. daily; $40
M to P.tshury, Cleveland and Detroit, withsleep
For Toledo and Detroit via Monroeville. 1o:15 a. m
daily with Sleeper for Toledo. via Wheeling and Lake
Trains for Philadelphia and New York $40 a m.
ne daily 1l Il and ans se s Cans and n.
For d Baltimore ts on week ID days SIC 200
minute trAin.) AAO $50 ESQ., 7Oo $40 $40 I0:iOp
fsT ga Baltimore On Sundays &c 500. s:2s la
For Points the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. lois
For Annapolis. $40 a m. and 12:lO and 4;4op m on
SUNDAY, SO a NJ. 4 ~ p IN
90 8 40 900 N. Il; 10 ?. fn 80 4:4o 100 and
40 a M ana 6;S5 =. IL daily except sunday. AS
M t daily for IHs Hh ssant6 d
Valley branch, $50 a N. daily except SUNDAY. 5 40
.6- H. IA DAILY LIZ except sunday ,g
Trains arrive from the West daily So $50 m. 22a
g 40. 925 l.
From. New YORK and PHILADELPHIA 2:55. $50 a. N daily
eZOp IL daily. Ut Sunday
From Annapolis, $40 and 1:5O and 6:31 p. IN.
Sunday. -53 a. m, 6:3. J.. In
From Lexington. GO q. daily. and 2I5 p IN daily
exc, 1T sunday
trom Frederick and intermediate POINTS. s:25 m.
2 Is, J.. and e:i3 daily. except Sunday; D. II
j. n DAILY frUm Point Of Rocks.
In ins leave Baltimore Tor Washington at 200 4t4n
- 10 90. Y.Vt .: 10 and 1880 m. II H. 80
~ $50, 300 .. 80 900 ana l0:l5 y. III
SaLs ~ 30 ID 49, 20, 800. H. 1:3U. 5UO.
9 70. 80 and go D.
Al trans from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
CeIt4tI y.
tor further Information apply the Baltimore and
Shlo 11Sket OftCe-N asingtOn Station tl9 aud 1851
ftnIsyI' anna avenue. I4th
Will b taken for baggage CHECKED and reoely eli az
any point IL the city
": ~ CLEMENTS, NJ Of T, Baltimore
!tl7 & h LORD G,uII I-.ssenos- sge,+
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WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. AuctiOneers

WALTER b WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. BRUSSELS,
INGRAM md OTHER CARPETS.
On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SECOND. at TEN
O'CLOCK A We shall sell. at residence No. POI D
street northwest corner ID street General assortment
OF household furniture viz Walnut frame Palor Suite
Walnut Chamber Furniture, Easy Chairs. Marble top
Tables Extension Table and Dining room Chairs VAL
nut Bedsteads. Bureaus and Washstanis Hair and
Husk Mattresses Bedding. Brussels. Ingram and other
Sarpets. China. Glass and Crockery Ware, Kitchen
Utensils, etc. Terms cash
aus WALTER T. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctl6neers.

nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers
Ans SAFE FkAxf Of uo Tyo
TaRb o RRhfMAsf shhS9H Hot ANR
~ S xStn X 2 2lz AND y , zig sTklEI
LIZ ), 81 ,ss IS 5ssS sna n
ta P hs q s.
OF h GfT D. 1884 "a, at HALfrAsI FIVE
OF o S dh ad al that
city of Washington in the District Of Columbia and
square numbered seven hundred and nifty two 753 be-
ginning at the northeast 6 said lot nine co. and
four and Quarter inches tsa feet A nehes thence
to n &
feet less, together with all the improvements
ways easements rights prvileges and lereditaments
Terms One bird CASH balance in equal ilstalments
two to by 81
ali cash at option OF purchaser Conveyancng. &C,
Terms 20 be complied with in days otherwise the
Trustees the right to resell at the risk and
81 the defaulting purchaser after five days public
notice Of such resale in some newspaper published in
.u2oeOasdbsAds VILLAIN sfnts bicksoN. Trustees
V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
cHEM1cAL. Wokks coMPANY," "41ssH oLTDISa
s6S SR aAIHhHE 81 81 zAN6
On SATURDAY. TWENTY-THIRD AUGUST. 1884
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of the works of the
Company, on 9th street: between g and streets
CHAMBER. looks and "A feet high. with front and
back towers 515 and Is feet high pan capacity
ies sall apprG1mate lneasurements, three sulphur
PAGES including Glass ketorts reducing pans etc. for
i BRICK AMP FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
aPIpertaiRinf thereto Also its BRICK AMMoNIAGAL
aMMMM00NNIaCaL STEAM STILL for the distillaton Of
SuIphate Of Ammonia including Boilers Pumps Satin.
Iaf0rs Evaporators. steam Drying Table, implements
tools and machinery of kind used operating the
same. The AMMONIACAL STILL is continuous in its
operation, and has producing capacity Of from two
Thousand 70 nve thousand pounds Sulphate daily
tract Tor the Amnonacal Gas Liquor will
to the purchaser of the works
ms sale Will be made on account Of Mr. p Bauer
18th. 1884. 80 ~ A
Terms Of sae: Cash within Eve days; all conveysn-
required ut time Of sale - WV S'
- TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
sATVMDAn. AUGUST THIRTIETH. SANE HOUR
For further particulars inquire at the ONCE Of the
The WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS co.,
s"A]-o0 02l Fennsylvanta Aveuna
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UNEASY CL1RKs-There Is q feeling of uneasiness
among clerks In the Post Once department as to
their places Many OF them have the idea that
good many changes are going TO be made but they
can hardly account for the feeling.
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Two FINGERS BIT OFF By SuAKH-Edward s.
Monroe, OF Farmersy1e, Ind who Ii visiting friends
IN Bayonne, y. j., went on nsung excursion 10
Princess bay Tuesday. He was dabbllng his right
hand Ia the water as the party We're trolling, when
Two OF his fingers were bitten on by a large shark
The man-eater showed fight, and had TO be struck
several times with the oars before IL would leave
the Vicinity or the boat
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RAILROADS..
saINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
fhE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST


Schedule in effect ~ ,TST 3. 1884
$40 A.M-NEW ORR FANS MAIL daily. max r close
connections 20 all points South and Southwest
Daily. ept sunday. with &. s O. Railway. Pull
man Steering Buffet from New \, rk and Wash
inRt0n to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans, Parior
Car from Washington to Natural Rrlds-c Va.
bJtP M-LOUIsEILiE FAST LINE Daily via Char
louisville 70 Cincinnati, Louisville and all Western
points. Pullman SleeVng cars Washington 20
Louisville.
NNePM-soUIHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
&c al points South and Southwest via Dsnville ard
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday with c. o. Railway
Pullman Sleeping cars from Washing ton Dan
vile Charlotte and Atlanta 10 New Orleans: also
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia %
Augusta Pullman Sleeping Car from Washington
White sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 7:C0A
III. and $40 Z. VI daily except sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Washington q $40 A u and
Sic NJ. daily.
For tickets aud Information inquire at Company's Of
ice Co Psnnsy lvaIlIa avenue.
n. SLAUGHTER n mcdaniel.
Gen. Pass AGENT AGENT
au2 Sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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Latest News by Cable To-day.

Cholera Notes.
MARsEnLEs, August 28.-There was one death
from cholera here last night
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FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL HATToN
has returned. General Gresham viii remain sew
eral days longer at Newport
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GTEAMER T. v ARROwSAfITH
~ FROM TTH -SThEET WHARF.
On MONDAYS q. m. for Non,m and 1ntamsdlaeo
dings. returning TussdsyB
On Thuryasys a. m. SCR CuIf1oman, HomA1 D.
Clements Bay, and intermediate lApdingA rttuxnm9
fridRys
On sstur days 80 p. m. for Curriomsn. Homin. M
1nterIpedIate landings. yxturl2lnx sunday evening
On Wednesdays, $50 NJ SPECIAL Excuxsiop % o.
lonal Beach and return.
n. B-land st I'll summer resorts zach trip.
JOHN B. pAO0ETf, 49,
fy15 RIDLEY
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u 4. FULTON, Auc.ioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
Will sell at my store. 121s Pennsylvania avenue by
puDtc auction commencing TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
sEC0ND, at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. my stock of For
felted Pledges This sale will consist of
Cold Silver and Metal Cased Watches Gold and Silver
Watch Claims. cold Necklaces. Charms. Lockets,
Scarf Pins Studs. Cuff Buttons. Eyeslasses. Specta.
Giles. Earrings, Pins Bracelets. Plain Gold and Set
Rings. Gold Pens and Pencils, Diamonds and other
precious Stones. Gold Thimbles. Match Boxes, nun
Boxes. Solid S1lverware. Gun, Rifles. &C., sc
] his sale will include all Forfeited Pledges from Nos
SU55 to I42O inclusive and will continue mornings at
10 o'clock and evenings at 1880 O'Clock until all the lots
are SOLD Persons holding tickets please take notice
II. K FULTON, Pawnbroker and Auctoneer.
j. W. DYER, Salesman all2S-6ts
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CHICAGO, ILL. August 2s-westher is chilly and
overcast On Change, at IL Is m wheat q lower
to higher. corn a lower oats lsaas higher Pork Sc
lower for year delivery. Lard 2hc lower.
CHICAGO LII. Angust %. p m--Closine prices:
Wheat-September, 19k; October Sl's: November SO:
December. s4s.. Corn-August. 32h nominal Septem-
her 521s October, SOB November 46; year. 42I bid:
&t; year. 25ss; May. 30. Pork-August, 27.50 year.
II co: january. u SO, nominal Lard-Angust, 7.47 u
nominal; september. 747; October, 7571s November.
TAIN
The Petroleum Market,
CLEVELAND. O.. August 2S.-petroleum UNCHANGED,
standard white. ITO deg. test. SC.
PITTSBURG. PA, August 2S-On active and irregular
this morning with good buying and selling The
ket opened strong at 49, advanced to 90s when heavy
selling took place on reports of rood strike in the
Butler field. and broke values to $685. but at O'clock
the market had rallied 90s and better feeling pre-.
vailed
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THE BOMBARDMENT IN CHINA,

Admiral C0urbei's official Report.
PARIS, August 27.-The following Is Admiral Cour-
last evening:
MIN RIVER, p. m, Wednesday, August 81
successfully concluded All the Chinese batteries
have been destroyed. We have shattered all their
cannon with gun cotton. The attack on Kinpai
will be made to-day"
The Firing To-day.
hoNDON, August GA dispatch which left Sha1r-
hal at $40 P. IN: to-day says "Admiral Courbet be-
gan TO lombard kinpai yesterday. The heavy cam
nOnAde still continues"
A Mob at Canton.
HONG KoNG. August 2S-The French consul and
french merchants, who were expelled from Canton
last Saturday by order of the viceroy, have ar
rived here.
mob at Canton invaded the Catholic cathedral
on wednesday. The building was cleared by the
eHOrtS o! the foreign cOnSuS, who induced the
french bishop and missionaries to leave Canton.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

4 victim Of early imprudence causing Nervous De-
blhty, Premature Decay, etc. having tried in vain
every known rem,dy. has discovered simple means
OF self which he will send Tree To his fellow suf
YORK !yl0-tu, this
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CONCORD, n. H., August 2s-Gen. Sheridan and
SUITE who are en- route to the veterans reunion at
Wetrs, arrived here this forenoon, and were joined
by Gov. Hale and other state officials
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RANCE or THE TBERMoNErER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the CHIEF signal
onicer to-day: an, ESQ., IL am, 7S4; pm, SAP
Maximum, S32.
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Telexraphic Briefs.

The St. Louis races have been postponed on
account OF rain. The stake race stands The purse
races are all OF. A similar program is announced
for tomorrow.
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The Ralt,more wark.s..

BALTIMORE. August 2S.-Virefnia xes solidated
30: NorthCarolna skies. old, LOFTY bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. August 2s,-Cotton dull--mid-
ding, l0't Flour quiet and steady. Wheat-southern
higher. strong and sctve: western higher and active
southern red, 30aSl do amber. 93a96: No. Maryland
August and September, b9aS9a; October. s93sa9J:
November 919a9l.s Corn-southern hrm; western
NO offesiug and no bid: southern white, 6Sa6y do
yellow. 63a64 Oats frlner.southern. 3oas5 western
Rive quiet. 5Saso Provisions steady and firm Esss
firmer. IL; Sugar-oopper refined quiet, Is Whisky
steady. LIS Other articles unchanged. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer duu-cotton. ll-64d four Is Cd
grain, nominal Receipts-fovr, 24s6 barrels wheat
132OO0 bushels 1000 bushels; oats 900 bush.
els Shipments-wheat. 1853 900 bushels. ssles-wheat
IA sh.l. A lI,Sb
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TIE PRINCESS VICTORIA BETr

THE PRINCESS VICTORIA BETTER.
BERLIN, August 2S.-The Princess Victoria, wife
OF Prince William, OF Prussia, who has been suffer-
ing for some days with fever, is to-day pronounced
to be better
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w. III. WHEAr1r1 & Sox
STEAM
DYEING AND SECURING.
No. 10es JEFFERSON STREET.
GEoRaETowN. D. q :,
Goods called aud delivered free charge to any
place in the city. Postal Cards responded to promptly
lyl-3m

Goods called fol
place in the city.
lvl-3rn
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MEDICAL. &c.

NJ DAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA
NA dies All female complaints quickly cured Can be
consulted daily al l2i5 9Th northwest Once hours
from to o'clock p.M with ladies only. jy22-2m.
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APPOINTMENT RHvoKHD.-The Acting Secretary
OF the Treasury to-day revoked the appointment OF
David Monat, assistant shipping commissioner for
the port OF PHILADELPHIA
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LateSt News by Cable Today
THE WOMAN WHO FIRED THE PISTOL.
ODESSA, August 2S.-The woman who fired the
pistol at Col Katnansky, Of the gen d'armery, last
week, as been Identified has an active member OF
revolutionary society. She has been sent to st.
Petersburg.
htul , MOvEMRNTS.O OF BRITISH MEN-OF-wAR
L0NDON, August 26-The British man-Of-war
Canada has received orders to be ready sail for
China. September 8. The Dreadnaught has been
commissioned for the Mediterranean several other
tronclads can proceed on short notice to Egypt or
China.
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THEMCPHERs0N STATUE 1NsCRIPTIoN-COL Rock
well is about to carry out the wishes OF the Army
OF the Tennessee and have the Mcpherson statue
In this city suitably inscribed. He thinks that the
other monuments in this city should have the
names OF the persons whom the statue Is sup posed
TO represent Inscribed upon the pedestal AS the
monuments belong to the government this idea
win no doubt be carried out
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
MIR. HENDRICKS LETTER.

NEW YORK, August 2S.-The genuineness OF his
letter having been questioned, the Commercial
Advertiser to-day telegraphed TO Gov. Hendricks,
who replied as follows: ITO the Commercial Ad-
vraser. New YORK: The letter is genuine. There
should read, three times Gov. Cleveland has stood
the test OF popular canvasses, for the Office OF
mayor etc. T. A. HENDRICKS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08
Press Plessantries !

A Bradford dude who dropped hun.
dred on the market last week has been
so hard broke since that he talks in bro
ken English.
A new style Of telephone has been in
vented by Burlington man. II Is said
that its peculiarly consists in the fact
that you can talk through it.
Eyes, indeed, she's daisy, I" remark
ed young broker, discussing the charms
of certain young lady. ''She dazed
you. apparently, replied his friend.
An insurance man says the reason that
Nero fiddled while Rome was burning
was that business was probably dull in
Rome and Nero was heavily insured.
The young man who skates with ease
and grace at the roller rink imagines
himself the center Of attraction, and 90
does the young man who falls over the
door.
Sara Bernhardt is now, learning to
play the flute. This will be O case of
Daniel carrying gaeeR cotton umbrella
under his arm to distinguish him from
the lion.
''Just go over that scheme again"
said the bank cashier to speculator, ad.
ding: Never mind that old codger who
has just come in. He's only Di-
rector"
YES" sighed a broken down man
who had given his signature to oblige
friend, The most foolish thing ever
did In my life was to learn TO write my
own name.
Bret Harte is said to be growing lazy
and prefers brandy and soda to literary
work, Will somebody in London please
give him an encouraging slap on the
back for u.s.
Ingersoll takes away hell and Wend.
ling demolished the devil, Now. II some
one would carry off the contribution box,
there wouldn't be nothing left Of our old
fashioned religion.
Some Of the Wall.street brokers have
actually left the street and gone fishing
for fish. They can get in lots Of over -ce r.
sihcation on . fish story and no arm will
be done to the country.
A new fish has been discovered which
nas Jaw SO arranged that ii can swallow
nsnes twice Its size, and possesses the
mos. Voiacious appetite. II has been
named the Ferdinand Ward.
IL is said thut Ella wheeler's husband
weighs iS0 pounds and has a fist M q !
sltdge- hammer. Thank goodness we
never said anything deroeatory 10 The
quality Of his wifs's poetry. There are
only two great poets in this country ao,l
Ella Wheeler is the other. '
s'Do look. how much heav;.. Mt,
wife 10 than he isl" cried Blobson. as tbs
Ps,s Pns referred RED. 70 rode by in light buggy.
On, no, that isntit, replied Popinjay;
they are carrying loaf Of Mrs. DiQby's
bread 20 . poor family around the cor.
nsr. and that's what weighs down her
side Of the buggy 30"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08
Items OF Interest,"

William H. Vanderbilt has sailed for
New York
A $50, 900 fire occurred at Santa Maria,
Cal, last week.
There are eight regularly organized
church societies in Fresno.
Harvest laborers in the vicinity Of
Phoenix. Arizona, get 81 day.
A company for the manufacturs Of
artificial ice has been formed at Prescott,
A.
The ferryboat plying between Madison
City, Is., aud Dallas, was burned yes
terday morning at the Ponioosac wharf.
Several hslibut were caught of Cres-
cent City, Del Norte county, Cal, one
week in Nay; one fish weighed 1877
pounds.
A London dispatch says that the
aquarium at Bishops Gate Is burned,
with several lions, bears and the other
attractive and interesting features.
A Lima dispatch announces that the
city Of Cazaro was taken on the 18th of
May by Caceres. The Indians taken at
Vilcatamba were tried and instantly
shot.
Earl Granville is preparing note for
transmission to Washington, in relation
70 the collecting Of conspiracy funds
within the Jurisdiction OF the United
States.
At Notre Dame Bay, N. T., as num-
Der Of men were driving logs to the New
Bay sawmille, the dam burst, sweeping
MI before 1t. Two bodies have been re.
covered.
Sir Julius Benedict. the eminent Eng
lish compoier, has virtually decided to
visit the United States next fall and lee
ture upon his half century Of musical ex.
perience.
John HIATT. aged so years. residing
near Napa, disappeared from his home
Lac. ~.ak and nothing hes been heard of
him II ia feared that he has perished
in the mountains.
Dowling who was recently appointed
warden OF Ludlow street Jail by sheriff
Davidson. In place Of Warden Bowe, has
been dismissed, for the reason that he
kept Ward out until l 40 A. NJ. Tuesday.
Stephen b. Gregory died at New York
Tuesday, nearly 50 years old. James R.,
hir youngest son, was surgeon Of the
fifteenth Regiment of Regulars and 10
now Methodist minister in Lower Cali
fornia.
A wrestling match, catch-as-catch can
and Japanese style, for 500 side. has
been arranged between Joseph Acton, OF
Philadelphia. and the Japanese wrestler,
to take place at Pastime Park, Philadel-
phia, june l6,h.
Charles Bernard. ex.foreman Of the
Paradise mine, in Paradise valley. Nev.,
aud four miners. have been arrested for
stealing ore. They were captured en-
route to Winnemucca, witha wagon load
of valuable quartz.
Miss Clara Weilbacher, daughter Of
Paul Weilbacher, and George T. Winter.
brock, Of Sacramento, CAL, were mar
ried Tuesday evening by Rev. James D.
Wilson, at the residence Of the brides
parents in New York.
Lloyd Hill. formerly Sheriff of Ormsby
county, New. and latterly liquor dealer
in PEenix. A. T.. was found dead on the
Gila river, near Phoenix. last week. He
wandered away from Monahon s, stage
station, and became delirieus from the
effects Of the sun and exposure.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08
N. r. oHAMBERL1N, N. D.,

Ofac, rooms and No. 20 South Spring Street,
Los Angeles. Cal.
Once hours, 10 to 12 A. L., 10 and 10 p
H.; Sundays, 3 TO 6P. n. The poor will receive
sdvice Rratnitously from to ?. \. Will attend
70 calls from residence, Chicago avenue, Boyle
Heights, mornings, evenings and ell hours Of the
night. Obstetrics and diseases Of women . spe-
ctaltv. Charges reasonable In all cases my2- I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08
WAITER NOTICE.

Consumers Of water OF the Los ANGELES
CITY WATER COMPANY will hereafter be al
lowed TO sprinkle their gardens between the
hours Of . TO A. H. and tosrn. Consumers
srs also cautioned Against allowing unnecessary
waste In water closets
Ie6sf FRED. EATON. STUNT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08
WEEKLY HERALD.
AT THE DOOR.

I thought myself indeed secure
50 fast the door. 20 Arm she lock-
But, 10 he toddling comes to lure
Ny parent ear with tinorous knock.
Ny heart were stone could II Withstand
The sweetness OF my baby's plea
That timorous baby knocking and
"Piease let me in It's only me-"
threw aside th' unfinished book,
Regardless Of its tempting eharms,
And, opening wide the door, took
Ny laughing darling In my arms.
Who knows but in Eternity
1. like the truant child. shall walt
The Elories Of life to be
Beyond the Heavenly Fathers gatef
And viii that Heavenly Father heed
The triisnt's suppIicating cry,
A. nj the outer door plead
q Tis ], Oh Father, only ] r
-iEugene Field in Chicago Current.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08
K. D. WISE, M. D.,
A. R. RHEA. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

ONCE and residence. Is Moth Spring Street.
In the new Ponet- Bumiller Block.
Prompt attention given to all professional
business.
Diseases OF Children a Specially.
OsrIcE HouREs--0 10 10 A. ", 2 to 4 7 to ST. N.
Calls answered at oil hours Of the day or night.
Until rooms are completed will be found at
Room No. Z. Grand Central Hotel my8ls
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08
spsasy psooroeaapVoe

Taken Il rhoso Pardon, ssi n. Main street.. Tor
two ws:Hs BY Mn L. Carter Hosrs. 10 70 u
a. y. 2to Arm ie5iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08
sUvlER clUD.

All antkmonopolkt, 0rssnhacksu and Knight.
Tuesday evening. June 10th, Il 7;s0 o, lock, Tor
the purpose OF organizing Butler Club. Bv or
der Of THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
jcb 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08
HALE & co.
TRUTH!
We place this TRUTH Truth legby
stamped on article in
J. M. Hale e Co.


path; broad rod by father
initiated by the
practically the children and today the flag the old
hoassai Michisan = sii ayipg apd the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08
GRAND OLD MOTTO OF TRUTH


Michigan to the aa Huron where the gentle zephyr Of St. Clair received
borst placid ahead
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08

Graduats and Member Royal College Surgeons,
England.
Graduate and Member Royal College Physi-
cisns. EdinbuW.
7iN. MAIN STREET, NEAR FIRST STREET.
Consultation hours: 0 to 10 A. n, 2toI.7
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-08
On. Z. Q. cAlE, TINE MeAITW 0yTIcfR.

Has taken Room No. II In the Los Angeles Ho-
tel, corner First and Los Angeles streets. He
will remain In his Office from to 10 A. H., to
vsccinnate those who may wish T.. at the hands
Of the city.
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