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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16


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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

6 vsiaHtlui4, NAnglla IA = Il
trent ~ aiie NaH Hph ri bounded "
n lana II si1lierianh. M tv ar4f. 4
IS Everett, value ~ Land RlUi ifigts.
5Iea, tatal Salue $3.50, D3tal tax slb32,
per cent Il 90. Total tiA gitn costs
Vaisulaeis. a. Lot IS. block y,
Johnston tfafi valued Al 300, ilipis.
san, total ralue $3.50. total tax 5iafl,
ger cent 20 ca. 1otsl - with costs
- vanles, Josofa TOT /. bloch j,
poNnsg tmei. yaluc'l a go, watch 80
iaweirs go. furniture sibu totalYaiHe 81
~ Frapffis alio total tax IS ~, 5 pr
ceut @ s., Total tax with costs
az Felat. Pedro an acres o iand,
Z stdn hehier 49,. hd. VI by D. nisan +.
~ Fletcher, y BY Reyes ,taiued as $40
toiai ia2 tia.hf, per cent - eta Total
tax with eusti
/ 10 Vest lot Rnue's lbllivl
sion o. los ! / and ~. aud part Of ! and
., hioek Y Mott tract, ralued ct siks,
1 total tax " ~. 0 per cont 40 renta. fo.
t. tax Wiih costs
~ Yickefyi John O. Lot block Q.
East los Aagties Homestead Association
value slH0. buggy 800, herness so, !
cow, AW. 80 4 wslah in,iurnitura slbe,
piano sihn sew machine go. total value
II ail property 4aa0, total tax - s.. per
eslt II cents Total TAX with costs
~ Nleiits, ". r. 10 acres land s E
side nosnsy asenue, bounded f By land
n Griffin Wise q al, W by Hansen 81
I s bYterminus Homestead tfi,ct, value uf
haid sa2 SO, impls $500. ] 81 wagon $50,
! iun utfnsis siu, z horses \ 49, iufni
| tafe $50. thtal gnlue Of All property. sz3,.
600 Total tas 3p4 %. per cent SO ~.
fosal las wih cosM
81 fiaa , Lot .. block @. Brown d
/ Adams aUhF. DO coils Vineyard
Tract, valued ~ ~ iHiM tax 81 30, 9
per cent cent, Total li,s with costs
81 Yogsn. Mr.. losephine Lot q
Hunter tiatt acres Of iaHd value o.
iaHd afno, impts $3.50. mortsnged 20 1ud
| slH q Morgan Si35. htniiura $40 SOW
maoiliue $40. total value after deduction
/ 800, teiattaA Ell Al, pei cent 81 cts.
Total tax with costs
70 Valdez, Julian Personal property
/ iluei A. fH70. balance 3 tax due there
/ or - ~ 3 per cent 80 ceute. Total TAX
/ w.tH Gusts
81 Valentine. d T. Personal prop
e.ty valued at g7O0, balance Of tax due
thereon q 10. 0 per osut - cents. Total
taK sith costs
dl Vaisuznela O. Personal property
/ g4lUe Al s76. 1alHnce al tex due there
On 8 ess, per cent = cts Total tax
I with costs
g. felasco s. Ellis. Personai prop.
( sttY valued at $50. balance Of tax due
thereon e. cis, pr cent 2 rta Total
I Tax with costs
| 20 Fignolo, bousa X Personnel pfap.
eflY valued "a s2s0, baianqo Of tax due
thereon 81 81, s per cent qta. Total tas
1 with costs
] u Vincent, De- pnrsonsl property
eslaaa sc sl0l. balance o. tau duo there
on ~ cts. 3 per cent ~. Total tax with
1 costs
q Ylacovl1h John. Furniture valusd
! sc 300 balance oi tax due thereon 81 90,
pei cent cts Total tsN With
costs
Is Yutella, q " Personal properly
ralued at $3.50. balance o. tax due there.
On 7iea. s pet cont y cts Total tax
] with tusfa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

zarats, n Y. Personal property
valued &c 32fO, balanea 81 tax duo tharo-
on 81. 50. per cent 2 cts. Total tax With
costs
10 Tsts, Samuel. Personal property
valued al $50, balance OF sax due there
on a. 05. per cent 5 ets. Total lax with
costs
n zeoing, Lmiis Personal properly
valued NJ s2o1, balance o. tax due there
on u. 40, per cent cents. Total TAX
with costs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
ming sourH. GONG NoarH

I. H. GOODMAN.
0anersi Passenger and Ticket hTonf.
A. N. TOWNE,
General Manager.
4. e. HEWITT,
Assistant Superintendent. Los An0eiw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

THAT HACKlN0COUG can be 10 quickly
cured by shilohs Cure. We guarantee H.
Sold BY g. r. Hell Hzeman, IL North Main
street
palniana makes the Old, young and the
weak strong aud healthy. N. Levy 4 Co,
Wholesale Hquur dealers agents.
THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says both myself and vile owe our
lives to sHJIOIs CONSUMPTION CURE. +"
Sold By G. y. neinzeman, IL n. Main street.
The Mexican remedy for diseases Of the
kidney sud bidders Damiana BiterH. NJ.
Levy 4 Co., Wholesale rates janb-ly
SHILOH s VIrAfJzHR Is what you need
for Constipation. Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 81
and 70 cents per bottle. Sold BY J. G. Heinse-
man, l22 North Main street.
| lwill sell Eastern transplanted oysters II
shells and cans hereafter, al wholesale and
retail bob EckeFt.
| sHILOH's CURE WILL Immediately re.
iiege Group, Whooping cough aud Bron
chitis. Sold BY g. \. Heinxenan, III n
Main streat
II you v ant good fitting truss call nj c. p
| Heinzemau's Drug store, 122 Main street
! VINO keeps the largest assortment OF trusaei
| On hand IN Southern California.
D
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

The attention Of the sporting public Is
called 10 the rev arrival Of guns JUS, re-
reivea by Mr.. VIM. Lever. splfismen'a Em
poriun. Is Commercial street fheg consist
u double barrel, bfeech ioadinH sheiguus
aud rides, hlcii 70 the sportsman life ere
gems. They were selected With Che greatest
care from some o. the best Of English makes
and are Of he very best value Ter money
ever offered IN this market. The most ias-
tidieus sportsman aau be auited, there being
over an 20 select from ri prices from 81
single tp 4 f1)0 Hammerless Quality better
and prices lower than any ether house Ia
CalifQruln l2-u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

ls YorbA, L De. ct assfes isud
near s & part city line b y > " ~
by Hand ~ Temple 4 By land q tueo,
valued ~ 500, inpts $50 total value
$50. total tax fI2,1s. 5 per &c ~ cis. ~
tai IA with costs
q Young. Mary. Lot 70 book q
Ocd's survey valued Al si1l0, total tax
ala "a, ser Of u cta. Total tax with
cots
70 Young, g. A. Lot block , ueniii-
ton tract, valued It $50, total tar rs c,a
s per 81 cts 7 tai tax with costs
"a youuxbinth Carl lots 4 and
I hi9ck ~, Norris FindfAfd tract. Valued
o. sSno. furniture el0e, ,otsl value 1900,
total tax $3.50, per cent 81 cta. Total
tax with costs
2s Youen Hong ohun. Pefgoal prop
cfty valued az sl69. bal noe Of tax due
% reou fi.55 per cent 8 Cts, fotal tar
With costs
% Young, Mrs L. Pesscnai property
valued a. s5zo. balance Of tst due thoro-
% - "a per cent ID cts. Total TAI
with costs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
HOTEL RHElN,

One blook from he Old Depot. head Of Hlinins.
ton st., Ne. lSs Commercial s. Meals It ali
hours German home cooking. Ecara and
pei Nenk, q, u Meal Tickets, a.. Rooms fFsfa
70 cents 70 u per night No chinese empiorea
Auge9 sni =. HAffNEh q co, Propriotnfa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

THURSDAY. THE tsTD EIGHTH DAY G
JANUARY, a. b. 1885,

ifofnia and the ordinances Of The City n Los
Angeles relative to the collection Of revenue
that /. n. s. Parcels, Tor my succeseor) City Tax
collector d tho ity Of Los Angeles. shall, on
THURSDAY. THE HTD EIGHTH DAY OF
JANUARY. A. b. 1885,
At tan clock and thifty minutes, q03O A. NJ,
In front OF the City Tax Collectors office, No, IS
N. Spring street, IN said City 81 Los Angeles,
commence 10 sell at public suction, for lawful
money Of the United States, all the real property
described 10 the foregoing delinquent tax list, 70
which this notice is appended, upon which the
delinquent taxes described IN sail list are lien,
TO pay said taxes, together with the costs aud
percentages aeeruing, unless the taxes delin-
quent, t1grther With the costs and percentages
arc paid, prior to the date Of said sale. com.
mencing at the hsed Of said iist Of the property
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

valued ~ Es7s, aai4nae d taz due lhars
On eti7 ~ 81 ria. Total iax slth
coats
$50 Wrieht Flora. iatdrai b. reason
d mortgage 10 pfgpefig 4 Hrs AfN4lly
20 WriFhts sthfif 0i Sisters o charity
tfscf. i0ia - md 90. Hik } ralu1 4itf
tstsi TAI ESQ, psf e Is cts. Total
tax Nth costs
asa WlacmaH. WV. Personal prop
eriy valued a. ft35. baisnee - tar due
thereon. 17-07. pr q u 81. r tal tax
With costs
$50 Wood. J vs. parsonsl property
saiuriat glio, hal s1s d tax dha thsfe-
%, "a 80. por e. aAs Total tas with
ensfa
ss7 withereli. G D. Interest BY
reason n mofisaFe Oh property q J D
MeAuliBi being port II % 70 hli y Ord
s1rtty, bd " by Il ffim Z BY N lIOf.
er, telae 800, total tax - 20, per Ct
y cts. Total tax With nosts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
A NEW FRENCH OPERA.

1t was entirely obvious when the first act OF
Mr. Grau's second novelty opened last night, why hc
tween the Folcs Dramatiqucs and WalackS the "I"r"
Should have undergone change in name "FIanciN The
BucStockns" may sound natural enough to French ears
especally in comedy turning on an episode III Whl'h
llue.tockirccd political soug-w1cr plays the leading
part hut 10 AneloSaXon minds an mcohsruliy womb
be ever present which would largely mar TIE easy ENJOY
mcnt which Is a fair expectation when one atiomN
. ,crf.r,,uoo of French comic oucla Beside
the sallautry which Nine 1hco never fails TO inspire IN
The susceptible halucs OF the theatre which She bright
enswonid dictate that hers and not the baritone houd
lc the titular role We thus rccouCilcd IN the case
of Mr.. GIaus new piece to the substitution OF
"Fancbon" for "Francoi> les Ba> Gicu>' which
s. the title that il bore when ii lett
the hands OF its authors The piece is distinctly an
Opera Comiquc and might for this reason be assumed TO
DE somewhat strange to the atmosphere which usually
broa,hes through performance by Mr.
Grau's comedian. In the case of Nine
Iheo and several Of her compatriots,
who unlike her. last night seemed to feel pressing de-
sire To distor the legitimate comedy in their roles with
broad farce th, is fact which almost compasFe. al tie
criticism that the occasion invites, but there
were other features i'm the production
which under the circumstances. are worthy Of mention,
The piece is bright comedy, entirely devoid of the
daring inuendoe, and ambcuitic which the spice Of
opera houfcS The seriousness OF aim which actuatcd
the authors of the words was shared in an
equal degree by the composers OF the
music-lnen with names unfamiliar u Our
stage al concert ROOM FiTmin BcrnIcat and Andre Mc>
saecr. II wa. pleasure which quite compensated for
subsequent Stcrihty melody and rhyt 10 hear row
French comic opera open with musical number, that cV
lihited a command of harmony considerably beyond
the ma ty those produced in the last decade If We
except The productions of Lccocq. II also inter
estiur To really clever attempts al characteristic
music. such the choruscs of the swiss soldiers
and nautical ballad of the first act The only regret
which could be felt the latter number was that
the work of the orchestra clumsy that
The ambitions designs Of the composer
were thwarcd in the performance Nevertheless
Of pretty devices made their appearance - reward those
who H. Ticd 10 get up tOO-cXacd musical standard
from hch to Judge the easy going pcsautric Whcharc
all that ordinarily look for III the
light opera of French writers. As between the piece
and Nine. BOnilacc.' which hclud"d with much
greater CaugOr of trumpets there could he hesitation
in giving the palm 10 the latter production.
The opera ought TO have successful because Of
fhe merit of the general performance the good the
tDay and the music and the neancss with which II is
dressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
ASSAULTED 3Y 4 PARK POLICEMiN.

Lawrence Brlham, No. 30 East 1hirticth-
St. Hyam Flciwald OF the address, ami Benjamin
Levy OF no 3l2 East Twenty were among
the tmOngs Hebrews visited Central Park yesteI
day In tho afternoon Braham Levy and another
Hebrew Sidney Kahn of No. 40l East seventy
ST., prisoners in the Yorkylc Court. Levy IS an
importer OF rough diamonds at No lOj FuOn-st. is an
invalid. and has emily recently returned from Brazil.
here cut under his right eye, which WAS badly
swollen, and discOored and there also cut on his
head. Frcwad went to court witness and said that
Levy being invalid the party took short
the drive the Park entrance. at Fifty Luth-t and
Fiith-ave., and climbed wire fence TO get to a
They fonnd Park Policeman samuel Murphy
seated In citizens clothes who saucd them by saying:
You have terrible nerve 10 across that Way. II
yOu did IL my BRAT ia break your Jaw" Murphy
then made rush fOr the party and captured Brham and
Levy aud attacked the latter with his fists. Levy
tainted in court and doctor summoned to attend
hun. The prisoners demanded examination. which
was set down by Justice German for tomorrow
Murphys version OF the affair Is. that tie attacked
him and that he struck the nose. He SAYS that
Levy broke away from him and fell while he chasing
him. over bench. Bail h6ed 300 each, and
furnished by Herman Levy, brother OF Benjamin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
TOPICS FROM THE DOMINION.

TORONTO, Sept. 29.-JOnathan Madcii'
builder aud Mrs Martin Organist OF the College Si'el
Baptist Church, who elOped about i've weeks az" anu
went to New York. returned 10 their falnie, yestcI,di
and being truly pcnitcnt and heartily ashaIeu oi l
conduct, were welcomed back
QUEBEC. Sept 29.-IIcnry Irving Ellen Terry III" 'no
entire Lyccum Company, numbering over slN'S P''s
arrived here Yesterday They play here tomorrow hsn'
and then 90 TO Montreal for the rest OF the Week.
MONTREAL, Sept. 29-Judsrncnt has just been reiel'u
in the case of Bcrworth who had his store exactly on inc
frontier line part Of the store being IN the state Oh NOV"
York and part in Canada. One night all the soou' 'o0
removed from the Canadian side OF Tue s'o'c " w
American and the creditors issued II capaS' aics'ns
fraudulent secretion of the effects II was contehued ny
BerwOrths that the goods had been mover "
William Douglass, TO whom BcrwOrth had hlui. an a."
sgninent giving Douglass voluntary preference w
~ 900, which would than exhaust thc WhDle ST.
The Court upheld the prcten-ions Of the Ca'uah cie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
ROSS DEFEATED BY TEEMER.
CLOSE FINISH or FIVE MILE scuLINf RACE AT
POINT or PINES.

CLOSE FINISH OF \ FIVE MILE SCULliNG RACE Al
POINT OF PINES.
Bo,ToN, Sept 29.-AbOut 5000 persons went
10 Point of Pines this afternoon to witness the sculng
contest between Wallace Ross and John Teemer' post
poncd from Saturday last. The stakes at issue were
purse Of $2OOO for which the contestants were com
neIled to traverse course one and quarter miles long
four times or total distance Of five miles, Ross being
given start OF five seconds There odds offered OF
nv O'Clock the water was all that could be desired. H.
Tbavcr was substituted for Mr. James ii. Ornand, a.
ref, rec aud +. Rankin agreed upon a. starter
The men were ready 522 and forty seconds later the
word was given Ross and five seconds later to Teeer
Ross was IA good three lengths to the fore when his
youthful competitor dipped his blades into the water, and
the former was doing good thirty strokes to the minute.
which was inst the stroke by Tcemer The latter
getting the most speed ont OF his shell and in twenty
strokes had lcsscncd Ross lead by half length Ross
stecred spendid course while Tcemer
went wide losing half way TO the first
stake nearly twenty lengths, by being swept
toward Lynn Iarbor ny the incoming tide Thence to me
turn TceIer continued 10 gain aud when Ross rounded
his stake he wa, not more than three lengths ahead
As the men returned TO the starting point, Ross
thr stake added 4 half a length
BEFORE the lower stake reached second time dark
ness had settled down and IL became almost impossible Ia
see the 800 feet away Ross rounded hst ana was
leading half mile length when Ieener had settled down
Ross tl maintained his lead which had been increased
when half the distance was traversed to- good two
lengths but from there ont Iecner showed probably the
greater power and endurance BOtn men spurtcd con
stantly for ree-fourths of milo or All the
way 20 the finish Ro's 1 b mht ="
the distance the finish lcener ha put the prov ot his
last desperate effort hut II was OF no avail Teencrput
ON terrific burt speed that actually jumped his boat
over the line from three To six feet ahead.
The time given by the official time keeper 80 min
utes other watches made IT 1913 and 1924.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
4 MASS MEETING AT THE ACADEMY

A mass meeting in support of Cleveland and
Hendricks held IN the Academy OF Music last night
Many OF those present Germans and the speeches
were all delivered in that language. General S-ei
called the meeting to order, and Oswald Otteudorfer
presided fine brass band played frequently during
the evening One Of the arguments put forward was
that change was necessary to preserve the Republic,
because the long possession OF pow must naturally
lead the patty trampe the ghts OF the people"
Again il was said that James G. Blaine has involved
the Nation IN the mos disrepuable complications with
other Nations" This the germ Of the bill Of ndict
ment against the standard bearer OF the Republican
party There touch OF sarcasm In one OF the
iutions which didn't escape the audience. several of
whom laughed at the gum joke; namely that Clcye-
lands nomination showed the Democratic party were
anlious Tor the suppression g. lnOnOpoc-' The last
resolution stated that II hO d the people with nm
parallccd unanniiy " would elect the Democratic can
1dates The chaiIInan's speech was long, and only
few OF those around the platform could hear nm clearly
The secretary cxAssembyman Edward Crosse. Iead al
the conclusion long list OF presidents ana iIccpiesl
dents Of the meeting LXGoyeTnor Solomon dcl' eIed
long speech
tI0r other Political NeuS zee fiTst and second fdgt')
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
OPERATIONS AT KHARrOUM
NOTES FROM A CORRESPONDENTS DIARY.
TIE Town BrSrEGFD FOR FIVE MoNTHs-RLBvLs

THE TOWN BrSIEGfD FOR FIVE MoNIHS-RLB Is
KILLED HY EXPLOSIONS or MINEs.
IoVDoN, Sept. 29-Tbc Timcs's correspondent at
Khar Oum. under date of April %, reports that
General Gordon was having mines in all directions.
Food WAS dear General Gordon had issued paper
money the treasury being AT Bcr6cr, and was pay
ing the soldiers with 1t. The town was quiet.
Half Of the population joined the rebels prevous TO
beginning the siege. No news hal been received
from the British Government. Under date Of July
80. the correspondent SAYS the town hal been
closely hcsicecd for five months and will be able TO
hol ont only two months longer. Rltio1s are be-
ing issucd to the poor. The correspondent sends
the following extracts from his dairy:
March 23.-lIas-m and Scy,d were executed for their
trcnchc'y durne battle which occurred on March TO-
April 10 To 20 The rebels attacked the town, hut
suffered heavy losses hy explosions Of the niuc,
May Am accident occurred today An nN''i ir'u
upon the connection to one of the mines and caused an
rXulo-iol. six men were killed
May "a man reported that the English army was at
10 the end Of MAY the rebels made frequent attacks
upon the town. snhcruE io,~r- RON the mn,~ p9Ig
Juno steamer expeditions under command Of ~aati liry
were made daily our lHs-rr these cyncdiir~ were
slight. We captured many cattle. on juno - WI M
the English Consul informed ~ Of the fall Of Errrr.
cnnred quantity o. corn and tilcd 90 rhrl- Jnly
o. Saati Bc burned Kaakla and thrce other Hinges
He 50 attacked Gaturuh but defeated ~aaft EcY
and h- officer, were killed The loss was hca r. colonel
on June % We beat Tie rebels ont Of Bur on the Blue
Nile number Of me cnc"y Tcre KILLED ani we ,L
Tlfm clearing thirteen rebel forts. Since c siege Ice
gan Our loss l,n' been under 700
Arah bullet are nyne ON an sides some 81 them ii'line
ON the palace. Food is tremendously dcar since my
and vs. oniy depend on The Steamers inpos-he for
us fo ct ouf was through ihr rl.l' lmdrn"l h> we "l
with nuuihris 81 wpincr and children. one Arth h",
inao sulircs ~ fretcn 200 ~ or men on me di'
sltti ~ ra' tlrl c'hi lrh'ls chlted 2p' ~ o rn
oult rrr wc" tr nilr q" drrrnd nn af' ihr r'e'm~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
MADAME JANISH IN "LOUISA.'

: 1t was natural that the new Park Theatre
should be crowded last night for Nine Janish who there
and then made first appearance English speak
ing actress. has been sufficiently welheraded 10
awaken at least some curiosity among the many who did
not see during her brief the Ihaa Theatre. II
Is question whether TN interesting young
well advised III choosing for her debut the painful
tragedy which last night schillcrs kabale
und Iicbe q Love and Intrigue Is one OF the classics
OF the German dram and the reason Is not far to seek
drama o. strength which is almost horrible abound
ing in the original in a wealth OF poetic diction and i'm
agery. Offering opponents the opportunity 10 make
strong creation OF even the least OF the minor parts u
has grown dear alike actors aud audience, and its
phrases household words One well imagine too
the desire OF actress formerly attached the Court
strange audience II part full OF light and shade,
strength and sotness LOUISE the pitiful victim Of
the intrigue from which tie play derives part OF its
title But Nine Jansh should have thought changed
condition OF affairs company mediocre the best and
utterly IMMERSED IN the traditions OF the German stage
translation prosaic 10 badness, and audience To
whom the play AS well the leading actress was
novelty each and severay told against her really able
pefonnauoe
The plot Of Love and Intrigue" Louisa " as Nine
Janish calls her version. is briefly follows Louisa,
the daughter of an old musician is In love with young
officer named Ferdinand and is loved by him in
mas other views Tor Ills SON lie wants him To marry the
casOh tayOrite OF the Prince. Becoming aware Of his
sons attachment to Louisa the President casts her
1atef ana mOthsr Into prison, and only restrained
from pIOryng the girl herself by the threat OF
closing former aurder committed by yOa Waiter.
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through his secret Worm induces the girl In 10
her fathers sfto write an discriminating letter 10
|on Kab. tho Court aarShal The letter is placed In