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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-23
NEW YORK 1884.

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NOTICE.

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1884.
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1884.
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lar illustrated periodical in America and England
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scriptive illustrated papers by GEORGE H.
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Plantation For Sale or Lease /!

A VERY DESIRABLE PLANTATION ADJ
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County, Mississippi, containing iTi0 acres. about
500 In cultivation present year. Good dwelling.
out-houses, cribs and stables; Is good mules and
900 bushels OF CORR wagons and all he necessary
farming implements. Terms--0ne- urth cash
aud balance In one. two and three years For fur
lher particulars apply to
SHIELDS a SKIM
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vicksburg and Meridian Railroad.

FlShbDuIb anu AoElulau haiAAV@N'
EAST BoUBp TRAINS
Mall, leaves vieksburg 500 p M, arrives AZ Jack.
son 1870 and leaves at 1873 .. M. arrives Al
Meridian at 40 m.
Local Freight leaves yokshurg 4.5 a. m arrives
At Jackson al $40 and leaves AT 9l0 a. m. arrives
at Meridian at 6:45 p. m.
Through Freight, leaves VickgbuTg At II 00a. m.
arrives at Jackson at $40 aud leaves 3:45 p. NJ.
arrives At Meridian at 20 a. m.
Accommodation, leaves Vicksburg at 2:iS ?. N.
arrives at Jackson at 4:30 p. m.
WEST BOUND TRAINS
Mail. leaves Meridian 1920 D. M arrives In jack
son 800 and leaves at $40 a. M, arrives in
Vioksburg s 90 a. m.
Local Freight, leaves Meridian s;0Oa M, arrives In
In Yicksburg 300 p. m.
Though Freight, leaves Meridian at 35 p. m.
arrives at Jackson 235 and leaves 3.05 p. N.
arrives at VicksbuTg 7;i0 a, m.
Accom- odation, leaves Jackson 30 a, m. arriVes
at Vicksburg 0;45 q. N.
hatcher, Jackson 4 Columbus Railroad.
Eastward-Laaves Eatchez daily st 800 p. m, ar
irving In jackson at 3 40 p. m.
WegtwaTd-LeaYes Jackson daily at 100 q. M, ar
Tives ut HatcheZ II $50 p. M
Freight train, from Jackson leaves at 700 a. m.
YaEoo and Mississippi Valley B, R.
Going Horth-feayes Jackson 800 a. M. arrives at
Rontonia, l261s miles from Jackson) at II 20 a.
Gong South--Iaavcs Bentonia at 200 p. M; ar
irving at jackson at $50 p. m.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
A New Game.

In London, lately, two l-dressed
men entered the shop Of . fashionable
syuasuman and asked 10 see the chief oi
the establilhment, when they privately
inlsfmsd hin thai they were detectives
from Scotland Yard. The men said hal
from informAtion received they knew thai
two ''swsll" wsusn would drive up to
tie shop h . hrougham and ordF drap-
cry to : largs amount paying for the
sane with ! forged check for ESQ, bear
Ing the name Of wsll-knoWn noblsnan
II would, however, bs necessary. In
order 70 properly convict the women. to
allow then 70 carry the goods off with
thsm. TAKE ths charge Of the check. But
= ~ ofdsr that they shooM not sseaps,
~ dstse(lvn wsss % have . h6nSom
With . fest horse, 70 follow ths bropa-
hom end taks the ladies into cnstodv-
Ths o1zsss took their stand bshind ~
coonter; the '1adiean soms, ortleeod The
eoo1h end tsndased The check. They
fteelved ~ ehaass au& ~ eosds, and
tluvo -. Ths dotsotivo. inmsdiately
loI1owed d their hansom viii ths ''iast
hc1oe.~ Ihe tEadGhnan d still waitine
~ - oeeda, rfz1D
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
The Pudding In the Chair.

"A paragraph Of State news, smbody.
ing . droll Thanksgiving incident at .
dlansr tahls b Wyndham, leads DR.. o.
B. Lyman. Of this city, to recall . sim
liar oecurreocs In that nsiahborhood .
lone tims aSo--bsiore he was born, and
be- & now 50. In the original incident
(which was Z trus story) the ..head Of
IL tahle, /" lawyer, while standing 70
sarvs the turkey, found need Of more
roon, and - sst ! big dlsh Of hot pud-
ding Il NJ o&n char. The company,
sssing The chance for fun. diverted his
mind fron ths pudding By Introducing
lively theme that cot oil a-laughing--
and when NJ. Carver at down he at In
the hot padding. The latter version--
whsthsr of Z nsw and real incident or
N tmpe3vsnsnt ON the old--Is that at
The sscsat Thanksgiving in Wyndham
tho carver foand the turkey tough one
70 unjoins and, after tugging . whils at
II be made more room By elspping big
dish OF hot pudding into his vacant chair,
and went on hacking at the turkey, his
energetic bat ill.dirsctsd labor finally
landing the obdurats fowl in the lap Of
lady 1t the table, and spatterins the
table doth with grease and gravy. The
carver, aghast, and ruefully exclaiming:
Now I've done itl" weakly subsided
Into ths pudding, aud found he had in
deed done II. t.--Hdvtford Times.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

- 49, $50.
improved land on che Aihanbra, directly cppo.
-: ths s.1i1sass 80 esp.ds q q. p Adsns
aody N; "a Is 1hslsy tisss - visss in ri
bsaring. sonsalnisg 10 orange trsss--Navsi aud
nsditerrsnesn swsst; $500 vines Of the Blau
snpss. = Nssea4 q AlssaDdra, flans 7okay,
10: about 800 Bartlett resrs peach. spricot. nks
And appla treeA
Ths cottags contains rooms and Kitchen. do
tashed. Water Throughout the house. stable and
NoM--ASjosaisv end .ses shsss sreunds q,
Adams, x L. Maybsny, ocusills I'D Mrs- Hol-
stsad. TINS tract b bnut1ful1y eIevstsd, COM
manding nne Wow Of the Sierra MAdre villa,
the elegant Raymond Hotel now In process Of
sSesb. isisin. q; Carts sad osSsn. fbisssss % 81
carriage from Los Angeles, IS minutes; by cars,
Is minutss) The neighborhood h choice, select
end nrst-clAsA The property In and sround san
Gabriel iss.ptaly improving and y ~ last three
year. has sev1assd five hundFsd Per cent. One
E e: e: :s ss' .ss s.:.. :. 81 e; rsS rr :.
.old Nth ths grounds. Only Ten mInutes' vslE
fsom thu depot 70 the grounds.
ckurcAss a ~ dsneniaatiem II ths imussdi
sss vicanity. n, l.xs. slsgsnt new school
eholeest le.srs, plants. Towering shrubes and
essansntAI tires. This n Just the spot for .
apld6f fsgssdlstisn y ksh. e. there d very lttle
\ any Improved property dirsctly In the heart Of
ne paaee e! :.ls. 70 b appreciated must be
bsyIsy, shs ssntIensnly proprietor Of The hotsl,
Who will direct you 70 ths Erounds
isbs JOHN c. BELL Auetionssr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
Auction Sale
REAL ESTATE,
Under the management Of
HAMILTON & DUNSM0oR,
Dealers n Real Estate.
NO. - WGsT piRsr srREET,
4 10 b held on the premises.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
MARCH "a and Is, 1884,
.ArliA. N. EACH DAY.
AZ Beautiful Suburban Lots
sIrUAvlD UW sueUERoA AND ADAMS
Streets. Immediately In front Of the Long
street ss,ate.

Ihees lots are In The bon-ton- portion Of the
asy, suuoanded ~ phnssly rssdsncss, only q
shost distance fron IL UnIvssuity 4 soathsrn
California. an institution Of lsarning. whish In
the near future Win be surpassed By none IN thu
United states. PppArations ne now being
made TO add 70 their already ccmmodious build.
M By the expenditure Of sum nst less than
Q0o 900 In the erection Of sithsra brsck OF STONE
structure This is without question the most
rapaog tmpeoviog pert q The city and psrsons
who nvees In thess lots, eitAsf for homes or q
IN investment, will be richly rewarded Il no dis
tant Day, = u h conceded beyond peradvsn-
turs that Los Angeles is and always viii b the
great commercial - we'll ~ educational city oi
Bouthsm California. - =
We will cell thsss lots without reserve and
upon such liberal terms - viii give all : ofsnce
70 Invest; the oar11aun with m eve to buuIpeur.
sesking sais and sure Investment. ne rnscu'
lstor, who wishes 70 turn his capital quickly,
the clerk or mechanic Who wishes 70 lay away
= p,rtion Of his monthly earnings, a. we'll q the
iaAisy who are desirous Of making purchasss,
N, Main and Agricultural Street Railway
runs directly In front of this properly, and cars
~ svogy - minutes, which time win BE- short
ensd ~ tho travel drmAndA
Figusros street h the Great Alameda Of Los
AngsIss and Il is upon this street that the fash
ionabls drives ere taken.
Too much cannot b. said Of this property and
visIt TO the prsmisss viii convince any one that
We have not misstAtsd fActs We will onsr you
this propsFty, snbdividsd iato eligible building
lots at your own pfics and upon the following
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
d. Joseph Kurts

No sss Main street. opposite Baker Block
HwKys and ear Diseases treated with tho care d
specialist. sp22
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
J. Hannon, n. D,
County Physician.

nAscARxL BUILDING. upss~in Rssidsnes
o. ls.e - :. z !. !. =: ia,-Is a..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
TITLE II rnnrrCr

And abstract win b gubmittsd for inspsctiou.
me carriages vtIl isavs lron holsis md cur
omes - 10 A: =. o. days of sals. We VIII sIso
Sivs mrnsr Information upon inquiry and show
:. We have employed 70 oonduc1 thls -snIs. posi-
I've .nd without rsssrvs. The wsllhnewn atm oi
\ NovRa = pvaan
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
EASY TERMS,

balances In six months, without Interest, or Ave
Per cent. Discount on deferred payusnts fos cash.
xne coutrnr4 VIII b nAts transferable and deed
xln DO given e hold. upon payment o. balance
ouS dePc1tt q - win Be required upon
eech nAle, which Will b. allowed upon Il pay
msnt An saxss for ensuing ysar Win Be paid By
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
Nm Alies Hissina \. D.

0as "A ns1ssse-Ne Y Hexs sessss r
! s,s.'s zs.ss g : :. Ss:s s:. ssss> : = = 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES
By JOHN G. BELL 4 CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUcrI0NEERs
66ioe, Room 22, Templs Block, over
the County Bank.

the County Bank.
Rse setsts IN III vsrts Of tbe city ipolud-
ing residences and business properties. blocks
ssd s.nches, aatdisided and sold q suetieR Of
'Appssissnsnt4 II evsv description Of ,psopssty
. specially. Sales made ct auction b. oryie! of
ss, RsceiysFs. Mortgages md Trs1tsss, faithfui.
Iy complying with prescribed legal form:
Houses and rooms rented; ssguu1s charge q
property. hold power Of attorney iof snssntsos:
collect rents. attend 70 tass,. Insurance. s'ss''
A'so, anction, horse and arTiaEe mart snc ,
sales yard, Los Angeles street. hstween Eifss ana
Second streets
In EAST Los ANGELES,
iTlIEsDAx APRIL d iee4,
8 "A II s'olpsh. st the 3 9ligl
Ger, Ht1 and Daily strobss,
! viii ell The vssy
gLEoAMT RGolDENoE
Of ths Nv. Dr.. n. \. Beach. built In tn. most
gnbsthntial manner, i1 Z very. tasty style o.
$; 81 ~ :;:;
-ALso--
The Elegant Furniture,
Rich Upholstery, Drapinss and
0Axpeta, i ffi
All u the nssA snd ~, furnished BY the well
known house oi Dot1H : Bradley. Also one
HIoH COST o4Ek91fno1!fANo.
Also, Same Day and Same Time
yivs Lssys, Beautiiui. Cholds Dhlleibg Lot4 3D.
joining the residence, l5xia0. Healthy location,
good drainage and very desirable. Can be OK
smincd BY applying 70 the auctIonser st any
time before the sale. Par ticula n hereafter.
mrzz JOHN q. BELL, Auctioneer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
2m0IVoE68fy q
william.

BEaLIS, March 22.-To-day, the 07th
snlivsFssry Of the smpsror's birth, u :
somplsts holiday. Baildings th-oughout
The city are decorated With a go, thons-
snds of people . throngisg around the
Palace. NeArl, the German princes
ass pressin. . ) frat congratulatory
telegram rsceivl was from Queen VIC
toris.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
w. l. WILLS, M. D.,

Once. q W. FIRST ST., wTDNEY BLOCK.
Once Hours to "a. r. and l TO and
TtoSr.N. sel1tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
nr. J. g. Griffin.

OFFICE AT REsIDENcE. isa MAIN STREET
onaes Hosrs-e 70 II A n. TO and = 70
IN
Rssidsnos-EAst sids q NAin strsss, below
Hrs1 mi5-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
Great Remnant Sale.

Depend upon it. Hale & Co. will not stutfy them
selves and to make this Six Days Sale that
shall eectually silence all the clapap Of opposition and
place us beyond the whisper of competition.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
Dssiss as1 asisesi. II Pes.syl- /
waste, sd

PHILADELPHIA, Pc, March IA
Dispatch to the Press from RidTewsy,
Pa. rays, the Rspnblisau Central Com
mittee Of Ek county appointed Con-
grsssional conference 10 nominHts dele
gates 70 Chicago. Resolutions were
adopted fayoring Blaine for President,
sad Lineols for Woe President.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

CanaAian Pacific Dlsekaaea.
NoHTnsAE, March 2.-SThe snow IL
70 deep on one branch ofSthe Canadian
Pasific that there has been no trains for
eighteen dayN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

IN. cMAS. 4. n. d sxleETMy.
OSPICE:-schumache Block, opposite Post
once, rooms 20 and Il. RESfDEScE:-Pearl
street, corner Ninth.
once hours:-lo TO IL A. ~; 2 to<R to
8 p ~ ct residence. Telephone No. at ofics and
residence, Ice Day and night calls answered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

|Auet1oneers
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

VIII prsctice In all the State and Federal
Courts In California and will give prompt and
faithful attention 10 all business entrusted to
them n1tf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-31
RAILROAD RuMRLrNas.
Bright Flashes of Intelligence from
Near and Afar.

Capt. c. s. Dwight has just accepted the
position of Chief Engineer Of the SaYan-
nah Valley Railroad. extending from An
derson, s. c.. to McCormiek's on the Au-
gusta and Knoxville Railroad, and Will
report for duty to President Humphries
on the 1st Of April. His acceptance OF
the place will not interfere with his duties
as Chief Engineer of the A, Z. and Z.
Railroad, which he still retains.
The Columbus Times, Of Thursday,
SAYS: sit Is thought that a railroad from
Preston, in Webster county, connecting
with the Southwestern Road at SmlthVllle,
will, at an early day, become an accom-
plished fact. Capt. RaOul, Of the Central
Road, thinks that the bed for the contem-
plated road can be graded and provided
with cross-ties for $685. 600. Twenty-three
thousand dollars have already been sub
scribed in Webster county, and Mr.. w ar
wick, of Smithville, thinks there Will be
no trouble in raising $4,000 in that town.
while Mr.. Davidson, of Bodsford, IN sum
ter county, says SlO.OOO may De
easily secured from the people oil
that county. A meeting of the
stockholders of the road will be held
in Preston on the Sth of next month when
an organization will be effected, after
which an application for charter VIII be
made. Capt. Raoul says that after an
organization has been accomplished ana
the company thus put in position 10 APP
prOach him properly, be Will De ready 10
enter into such negotiations as may De
necessary to speedily build ana equip the
road. Lumpkin is also agitating the ques-
ton of railroad connections. and 1t may
be that the good people of Stewart VIII,
at an early day, also enjoy the dement's
arising from mediums of rapid communl-
cation with the balance Of the world"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-31
HALLWAY Hospitals.

Among the great institutions Of the
period, none have advanced more rapidly
toward the zenith of ultimate perfection
than our railway systems. The intimate
connection OF the railways with every
branch of human industry, the necessity
of their vast extent, and their complex
dealings and responsibilities with peoples
and States, have, from the very nature of
their surroundings, developed class Of
business men, whose capacity and adj
ministrative ability find no parallel
among the pursuits of former ages. In
contemplating this fact it is gratifying TO
note that the moral has kept pace with
the physical-that sympathy for their fell
low laborers in this great field of enter
prise, has not been eXtinguished by the
severity of application, nor paled by the
glare of fabulous success.
The establishment of railway hOspi-
tails" by many of the leading companies,
which is destined to grow to the proper
tiOns of an inestimable blessing to the
myriads of railroad employees in this
country. is only another evidence that
while they have long since taken the lead
in the work Of civilization, tdey now also
advance to the front rank Of mechanical
industries in permanently setting up a
partnership with benevolence.
This acknowledgment of the debt due
by them to the rOsOlute muscle that
carved out their fortunes, and it's noble,
generous discharge in a manner most
timely and efficient, is a convincing
proof of the substantial progress made by
them not only in the prosperity and thrift
of the country. but also in its higher
sphere of the moral elevation of the peo-
pie. An institution which thus takes care
Of those who have become disabled in its
service, is not likely to want for labOrers,
nor to lose caste in the race for the distinc-
ton of trades. CHRONICLER.
An elegant line of plain and fancy Para
soils will be found at the opening to-day
N nd To, nt A Tim Nrn1,s - a III.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-31
BreYftfes.

The City Criminal Court will meet this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Twelve prisoners were dOcketed at the
police barracks last night.
The cotton damaged by fire on the Brit
lsh bark John Boyd will be sold to-day at
the Central press.
The Savannah Yacht Club will hold a
special meeting at the Club House to-
morrow at 80 p. m. to make arrange
ments for the annual regatta.
A row in CO0per-shOp lane last night,
among a crowd Of negro women, resulted
in the cutting OF one of them. Sarah
Washington, seriously in the neck.
The beautiful weather yesterday was
taken advantage Of by pleasure seekers
and large numbers visited Montgomery
and the various other suburban resorts.
The theatrical season is drawing to a
close. Only two attractions are booked
after ''The Queens Lace Handkerchief"
The Dude and Thatcher, Primrose and
Vests MinstTels.
The barber shops throughout the city
were closed punctually at 10 o'clock YES
terday. When this is done the BARRIERS
are Of the opinion that no ordinance ex-
tending the time is required.
The police are breaking up the loafing
IA tuc MAJ NJ W dtItsllnS the SltJefS on
the stalls. This is plainly prohibited by
the city ordinance in regard to the market
and the police are enforcing its provi-
si0ns. One case will come up this morn
ing under that ordinance.
Considerable excitement was created in
the neighbOrhOOd of a barTOOm on Barnard
street about $3.50 yesterday morning,
caused by the baTkeeper clubbing a Gus
TONER. 1t appears that a bareheaded
white man went into the saloon TO get a
drink, which was served by the bar ten
der. The men then engaged in a discus
sion which soon involved each others
personality, when the bar tender seized a
club and beat his customer severely over
bis head, in1icting several severe and
dangerous wounds.