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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

DISPATCHES from the Keller trial,at Par
kersburg say that Judge Jackson has for.
bidden all newspaper comment on the pro.
ceedings. This edict Of the court is the
only thing in the trial go far that is likely
to provoke comment; aud il 1t occurs to
any newspaper in the district to express a
view Of the case or any proceeding in it,
that newspaper will probably express the
opinion first and see the Judge later. BY
the way, did Judge Jackson ever hear Of
the celebrated hull against the comet -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

WAsnlsGros, D. O., January 2s-Cspt
Walton, Of Pittsburgh, appeared before tht
Board Of Supervising Inspectors Of steam
vessels and presented complaint OF nesli
nenee sgalnst the. men in charge o. the
Davis Island Dam, for failure to show sig.
nal ligh,s on the outer piers, whereby
collision ot the s'eamerI I N. Bunton caused
four lives to DO lost and the steamer de-
sl1oyed by FIRE. - w ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
DNntlH Utr Of Gilman.

LONDON, January ga Hong Kong
dispatch points out that the Ffcnch occu-
patton OF Chussn, Formosa or Hainan
would amount to cesus bslH with Eng.
land, as, according to the treaty Of 1916, It
was stipulated that upon the evacuation
Of Ohusan by tho British, 1t should never
he oeded TO any other foreign power.
Epgland undertook, in the event Of attack.
to protect the Chusan dependencies and
restore them to China. The Chinese conld
and would insist upon tho fulnllment Of
the ssipulationa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
A New Candidate.

NEw YonH, January % = General slocuirm,
10 now started cff on the Presidential race
course. at meeting Of the Nineteenth
Ward Democratic Club, of BROOKLYN; this
evening, be was indofeed as IN Available
candidate, on tho ground Of his. soldier
strength, and because he had not been lonr
enough In public lie to make euemies Il :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

THg Senate yesterday made ihirty.fre
Bsig places by voting thousand.dolla,
clerk to each Senator who is not chairman
Of a committee. The resolution OF Mr..
Batter should have been entitled. "a
scheme to encourage nepotism." The sons
OF Senators will do1btlcas come in for a full
share OF the places. w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
They ATE Haw ma.t.

WABASH, ISD January pa sensation
was occasioned here to-day by the an.
nouncement Of attending physicians That
an entire family was lying in a critical con, con.
dition from trichinosis George Heilmap,
his vito and two children we're attacked
with what the doctors at first pronounced
dropsy. Investigation shows that 81 ia
trichina. The Ileilmans had used raw
pork continuously ior several weeks To.
night Mrs. Holman and one child are at
deaths door, while the Iather and another
child are not yet out Of danger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

WHEN Judge Tourgee wrote "A FOOLS Er.
randi" he classified himself rs lone Of the
FOOLS" Whatever he may have been then
he ia no fool now. His remarks on the
political situation are timely. The day for
claiming with confidence" is past. The
Democrats will vote their ticket this year,
and earnest work is required OF every Re.
publican 1.-THE party ia to remain in power.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

A CLEVELAND politician says that Ohio
ia necessary to the Democrats this year,
and Mr.. Payne is the man to carry it.
There are other people, however, who think
that the Standard Oil Senator would fare
rs badly in that Slate as he did in 1857,
when Salmon P. Chase beat him out Of
sight. Itis not so easy to manipulate a
whole State az it is to handle Legislature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
Tho Duy In I he SENATE,

WASHINGTON, January 23.-Mr. Sewell,
from the committee on Military Affairs,
reported favorably the bill ior the relief Of
Filz John Porter. Mr.. Harrison, in Mr.,
Logan's absence. said there would be a
majority report. Wy ~ ~ +"-1'st,iN- an
Mr.. Sherman introduced long preamble
and resolution reciting the circumstances
connected with the election riot at Dan.
Vile, Va, and the killing OF Matthews in
Copiah county, Miss, and instructing the
Committee, on Privileges and Elections
TO make a tull Investigation OF The whole
subject and report by bill or otherwise,
MIR. Sherman esked immediate Consider.
alton otiho resolution, but under oblec.
ton by Mr.. Cocarell it went over until to.
morrow. MIR. Coekrell thought the gen.
tlemen offering it may by tomorrow de.
sire to add lew more "whereases."
Ar. Harrison presented q petition i,om
the assembly OF the Knights Of Labor Of
Indiana, praying for legislation 10 prevent
the importation Of foreign laborers under
contracts made abroad. 55..fil,g. :
Mr.. Van Wyck offered a resolution
which, after amendment, was agreed Ia.
calling for full Information from the Al.
torney General as to the fses paid attoy.
neyB in the Star route cases. i.
Mr.. Butler called up hia resolution pro.
viding for clerk at q salary OF $1,000 per
annuln, for each Senator who is no, chair.
man Of standing or select committee.
He said there were forty one Senators such
chailmen, who already have clerks, and this
resolution would add only thirty We clerks
10 the clerical force OF the Senate and add
greatly to the efficiency Of the work. The
resolution was agreed!to by 80 yeas 10 10
nays. 7f
Ibe Senate Committee on Public Lauds
has decided to recommend the repeal OF
the timber culture act, md Senator Invals'
bill to promote the efficiency OF the Gen.
eral Land Office was ordered TO he reported
lQVnFA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

VIZ have not the particulars Of the srs.
pension Of the Columbus Erening Times.
But we do know that tho paper opposed
Mr. Payne before he was elected to the
Senate, and with its last breath hurled NAL
edictions at the combination which defeat.
ed Mr.. Pendleton. This was bold and
brave, but it was not discreet when the
Tmts had a mortgage out. Mortgages can
be bought as we'll as votes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

The narrow gauge railroad chartered
yesterday has formidable list OF jncor.
porators. The project Of building such a
road from Weston to the river is already
familiar to our readers, and fortunately,
unlike most Of the roads chartered in the
interior Of this State, it bids fair to be some.
thing more than railroad on paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
Archbisnop A Ryan.

New YoRK, January es,-The Catholic
Review ia informed that the Holy Fa'her
has created as an Archbishop the coadintor
bishop Of St. Louis, Patrick ], Ryan. This
promotion is regarded as another mark O.
tue favor with which the Pope regards tho
American prelates recenily>in Rome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
A Desperate Fight tor,in.

JACKSON, o., January 23.-Luke and
William Jones. who are shortly to be
hanged for the murder Of Anderson Lackey,
broke their cell doors at noon while the
guards we're q! dinner, captured the guards
rsvo!vers in the corridor, overpowered
and tied the jailer and escaped to the hills,
Five hundred citissns coon started in Dur.
suit, Tbs prisoners were oyestaken but
Showed fight, and Luke was wounded.
when, they surrendered It ls uncertain
whether Luke will recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

THg PitsbuIgn papers showed com.
mendable enterprise IN getting the opin-
ion Of President Arthur, Mr.. Blaine and
Others on the result Of The Mutt trial. But
the idea that Mr.. Mutt himself was an in
terested party evidently failed 10 worm it.
sell into the journalistic b.ain. He was
not interviewed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
A Cob g Pool sSarrninp

PITTSBURGH, January GA movement
is on foot to fern coke pool on the came
basis as railroad pools ior the purpose ef
obtaining increased and uniform prices.
The Frick Coke Company, schoonmsker &
60, Mcclure 4 Cn., and tho nntIlsyills
Coke and Iron Company, who own two.
thirds OF the nine thousand ovens, head the
movement. The balance Of the operators
are expected to join The selling price of
coke is now from 95 cents to ST Der ton.
The operators claim prices should be- ad.
vauced o5 percent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

Tus selection Of General Golf as a mem.
b.r OF the Republican Congressional Ex.
ecutive Committee is not only m endorse.
ment OF the sterling qualities OF that gen.
tleman bu. recognition OF the growing
strength OF the party in West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

SENATOR CAMDEN does not seem 10 take
much stock in the alleged Pennsylvania
syndicate to deyelope West Virginia oil
territory. It would be strange if he did,
director Of the Standard Company would
scarcely be expected to have confidence in
project confessedly conceived as rival
10 tho present monopoly. The Senator
may think better OF it later. 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
Ohio Coat Miners.

CoLuInvs, January 23-At the meeting
Of the State convention Of miners TODAY,
resolutions were adopted urging upon the
Legislature the passage OF law that mi.
ners should be paid ior all merchantable
coal; ,denouncing tho scrip aystem and ask.
ipE The. Legislature TO pass Law 10 prevent
payment in the Same; favorins payment
Of wages every two weeks; refusing to ac-
cepta reduction before March 1ss, and ia
vorlng the creation Of boards Of examiners
to teat the ability ofapplicants for mine in
epeCtoY. .t.ta.ii.. 80. III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
A LunAtlC's Denil,.

O:,gJanuary 2s.-A Leader
special from rainetvillc reports that Cor
nelius Van scbaak, an attorney OF Chica.
go,iwho, being violently insane, has been
confined for some months in the Riverside
sanitarium, Painesvil!c, forced the lock on
bis room last night and escaped. This
morning his corpse was found underneath
nickle plato bridge at Willoughby. His
Skull and both arms were broken. It Is
not known whether he was struck by a
train or iell through the treslle. His over.
coat was found on the track.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

NEw YonE, January 23-J. H. Wade, Of
Cleveland, aaid at the Filth Avenue Hotel
tonight: u think the D .mocrats will mias
grand opportunity il they fail to nomi.
nate Senator.elect Payne ior the Prtsi.
dency. Ohio is necessary to the Demo.
Gratis and MI. Payne Ia the man to carry II"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
Very Cnrelexs I,urEImrn.

lRosroS, Wis, January 2S-The store
Of L. 4 N. G. Blakesles, in this place, was
entered by burglars last night, who blowed
open the sale, taking $1,000, mostly the
town treasurer's funds. They overlooked
sl,loOin currency in package in the back
part Of the safe. -y lI,E'r' ,'H%
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

vienna, January 2s.-H-rr E!sert, the
baker, who was assaulted by robbers in
his etore January 10th, died to-day. His
cons condition is critical. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

LOUISVILLE. Ky., January :s.-The Dem.
ocratic caucus met again tonight. Three
ballots were cast with no change in the
tgures-Williams, 81; Blackburn, IS; Swee-
ney, "a. The caucus meets again Thursday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

GgS. GRANT Is sill confined to bis room,
but he is able 10 dictate q strong and
shrewd letter in favor Of the Mexican trea.
ty. Any uttcrancs Of his on such sub.
ect will! be read with interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

WEsr Virginia has . less number Of EN-.
ployes IN tho civil service than any other
STATE in the Union. Our people are Re-
publicaus from principle and not for spois.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

TnG iron.clad oath will probably be
numbered with the things that were before
many months. There seems 10. be about
as little present use Tor 1t rs for iron-clad
yessple.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24

Tas Register insists that it Is on good
,erms with the State administration. viii
the State administration stand up and be
searched? 'u ~ 1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
GIte ,1nttelliqt.lt:er.
ooic., N".. 81 aoa ~ For rieen.h ss1ee'.
"a READER" Is informed that the Cover.
nor has power to pardon lie prisoner.
Send in your petition.
GES. SlocuM is the last gentleman named
IA the Democratic candidate. But few
promiuent men escape this intliction.

A pnlLApELrnIAS asks In despair, "What
Ia to become Of our young lawyers" Bet.
fer turn preachers and marry rich widows.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06
nrrEIEnERRY rnKERs.
Fhe mare shi,,s 81 the Penpio who
euppis she nurKicberrf uar-

IkeH York timea
shaheia. GA Gee pelawarr lalaou oi the
trie hallway S Che center ai Che Ficat
80 Gl.heis itsa III. siadon afe eoa5aon
fhf ngrfies see brought iH iram ian cd 81
teen Hlies back u iht inaunf4ins. ehieNy hg
wHaf 3D. who eftTg their great hisReis 1ptrs
ana afis en their hed1 lbu 0utiu distance
waiNIna ovrfF staWni fht waE ffiah frt
qnfnfNUrufr ms fur SIMMER tHe flsr cnrntg
ftrIr anlHf Hneei H tn Hui iH liH 1nr
fHe DOS iIl tie afrr1. iH-f ftarfr YAH
ial Ila. WifH them iufhr IitIHH. all fIrIuI
Hud aaih bHok aHmr arrn. between hfcIk
iaai iut supper SOME. Wes tie Wll Dee
aef mptuied HR thfee uf iUuf HiId lunki
phiiiftn caeh bearing We Qnela 1e fock
imradu these peurlt sclpriif q tpr
stnns Or at tue stuiuu, the naaFfieNi uf
WniHn buys Hli thr hef0og tHai - hflue m
mi inohuis eserpi tlr itW timt gu s'ifi
mfF Nntfl takes for itH hHHFiufaa fIcAH
pork aud iHh3eal form tnIeftlis faIf pfu
portion ID iaa Eeturn ihe rickei receive ioi
theif irnli.
The wives aud children 1IeaA nHnoneud
Of ina employees di coal companies Wlku up
Inc srge body u hHctltberfy picker lnibr
M1nac mgHnisiua. pn ide borders - Pike,
WAYNE and laekaWsunl counties f.nn4fl
vafil. The .aur faini 30 e11 e4ff .hni
riimb ihl nannHns hy ihe frafitY system
cars fhesc rirhers lu thc htrfYiuF rllnd
hy inc score Women nud litdren clln& ip
tha Sides ~ tile ffH. Hnhlihe aH ths uN
raw board ihat flis Mune ihs edge 4ud
holding IN with ene n4'l1 lily 'Rss
otinrr There Is fril neri III tliis wraus
az fidiug aH tne tniit 4iah tiHHlsh liarfnW
rock enfs, with hai little lpAre giher elte
Of tie irnckI tlane eve iHcea q hiHh ilAH
and arnuud tiH Harpei oi CURVES. hl ihe
beuyWckcfa. lHlRe ANA aM4iAi ED Hud
gonng have haeuue sktnnl IN geHine nn
hui go the eafi and know ~ iae dangtriu
pheeq. aud ST n0i Often lulufei Bow Niu
4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06

8ilooz BLOCK, 80 aptms ST Nv Angeles
isiif
W atamsas " glarasssas
Gardiner & Stephenson,
Attorneys ar oounselOrs at Law
qsaas- Booua and 3. Alien Bloch,
u8Rsfa 0r sPmsa AND TENPhE sHs
GEORGE J, CLARK.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No IN wet uut street acknowledgement. |
q ~ tlats iabea WIN ia5al s,e,tnoss, mga.i
a @, HOLMES,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
aaam 81. Temple Blaat Giaia street slds.
D. M. ADAMS
ATToRNEY AT Law.
aoon77 rapls Block aaiu
J, Broussean,
Attorney ana Counsellor AZ Law
,rso9 % Ayn 81 nAAea moo1 MIN
No. $ CHAPMAN JA,GRspEs
Graves y Chapman,
Atdofneys and oounseiore az Law
Room NO 8 RAKER MOCK en-
GRIFFIN Jol4NsToN,
ATTORN By AT L A W
And Examiner Of Titles
Room u. Bamili,, aloas, spr,ne street, Los An
Releai CA asRsiu
THOMAS PITOH,
ATTORNEY At Law,
Eaams mud 70 phillips Block. IS North
Main street, iaa ANGLE, CsA oe3lgl
GEO, BUTLER GRIFFIN, /
Attorney al Law md NllgF Public
coNygYANoINe a SPECIALLY
SIS. 70 North Main street. Bowney Hloek.
uot25u
s. 2. eoNERy J.W swASweR
ooNREY 8 swANwIoK,
tspT Exs-AT-AAw,
Heam as. temple Hloek. tssain stroet sde
u y aowule III soasx
HOWARD a SCOTT,
ATTORNEYS AT law
No 20, Temple BLOCK uov
.s=-=--s...-s.s...-..s .-...-.........-...s...--.
ENGINEERS AND SURVEY on.
III h. EEGs WEI
civil Engineer and Surveyor,
Raoogoa b Ne 81 sou,h sprias strsss IA.
andg Block Room - aIAu
ToErNT HAL.
ARearReT AND atsUARY gSdwgrB
q Nsrt5 Main atsess dsoohs and s.
sp
J. d. Wildly, o. a,
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.
VII mskc ourveys 81 loe1 lota. g54erunlant
sHas, rauehca roads. stsi railroads. Irrigation
dftehes anf Pipe aues AMI ill iu1uah claws and
sIas aest0us % Watar eofss, srslna Ana oihei
sat lseiHg work
9seiuE. Roon. IS. Hssnna 5uulsne. over
EHanHe Store fsbfae
WILLIAM g. REYNOLDS.
cgfll EFClNEsa AND suRggYn
No 10 NORTH Msiu Street.
Tn -rlss Rom. 81. s5
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coAiso sourH. eolso soaru.

Steamers Santa Rosa aud Orizaha 20
through t. san Diego leaving San Pedro on
4. ates OF tlIeir arrivals iroIn San Fan
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06
oll fnr Mnean-M 80.
LPnpallL HcI.u.a -

Many fseme1a thinh lhst as 4aon sb VOC
OIL leiiies befia 20 snrnt thep must o. ei
nuUo 90 blacksmith la ad get tha ire
Sell Instead ri toing Cost tWh0H often .
damage toLhe whuta can ius taen tOdir1l
Il tNoy Wlh get spmg inseed - ans nest u
boiling l1t. aud give lle iaiies Oil ihe ltl
taey ohn take. it wtil dl ihen mp tn tlcir
usuai size, ami Uehieu o. keep them nom
shrinking aud aisl $50 harf On fire watef
II You 90 net wish tu go 30 fHe trouble w
mixing paint sou Gao heat lhe u and ue q
rag to d stick and sWah them nFef B iuue ff
they viii fate oil, a brush Is mefH c0uveu-
tent % use, bat sWfu Wlli ausHaf u gup
10 u1t Hlfh % buy brush
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06
CALIFORNIA SoDTHERN n. R.
DIRECT RAIl conEuA'cATi0s WITH
NATIONAL CRY axe Gas nisc0.

o. and after ti0nfass February q, isssi gtins
viii leave San rsrna rdiHc dailyi Sundays ca
iptei 1t lfp n fioitse ~ tse ~, q On
arfitei Of EAst bound asethern PAnhe tfAin,
ard Hiteraids % 51S =. -, arriving ~ San
Diego Al 7.itKa
Going nofth, slli ieayn San Diego a. e.49t
Riverside a. z2l, irving A C0ifcu " 7.t2F
and san ftfnariif1 II So ~
which is 2n mlnutsa faster than ran ttsneisrl
TINS Passengers wifi save from tgn ,iOl - sixt
(6al cents By purchasing their tiokeia Of the are
hoiora aninrfe mo cam
ciuae connections nlnda with B. 2 h&hi 70 ana
hon Los Angelica fAsseHgrru W and from
ilia East ain have but short delnY at
Cotton. Tho aboec ID National City tilna,
For information Tor frfixht or ifse addrHss
Agent California Soul eft Rallfdsd, 0oitau Or
j. h. fiofDh.
.enAl City 0,i avs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06
HOTEL RHEiN.

one bioos irnm he 0ld Depot, head Of Whining
tan b., No ig8 conmercial ST. Meals Of All
toare Herman hons cooling Board aud
Lodging rUg week o., board without Lodging
per waok, 3i u alunl riUkats, o. noans lfofi
g rents 70 ~ par night No Dhinesa employed
auss2 sn HAffNER a Co. prorrietofa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06

fs1ies who Hfe tfouhio1 with cramps and
neryog.uf sHould drink humihna BUteU
d pheasant aa aeke.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06

icy fskiug Die Gnm Tree leBo5lyptual Cough
Syrup 9uis Tor sale by G. He'u2emau
arJgs l Los AHEeies.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06
A Grand Opportunity
TO SECURE THE
Best Property I'M Southern Gala.
On N0sl FaTlTa6lF TETlg.

BY small payment of cash.
Time to suit on deferred pay
ments at low rates of inter
est, consisting of q splendid
business location in the town
of San Bernardino; a valua-
BILE water power with a grist
mill near town, q great bar
gain to a practical business
man. Also, the finest pas
lures, with an abundance Of
water. Good corn, alfalfa
or other grass land-~-a fine
location for a milk or dairy
farm---adioining the town.
Any portion or the whole for
sale at prices That will not
fail to meet the views OF
parties having a small
amount of ready money.
AV..Ixr4o
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06

story u the new enfgl1f nlrof. ohihe Plaza
with the intention 81 UYsning lfsi cinsi
udeinl house, Those desrOus 81 oneafinc
desiratin rooms should chll Al once % tbe
Prolesspf, A. 10. ~ hakar Block oetlslnos
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06

7. Il. GOODMAN.
oonefai rssasrser kai Ticia Agent
A. n TOWNEs
CcirTai Marriages..
4. r. HEWITT,
Ardaant eupsfiniepisft, f.os Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06
Dissolution Notioa
LOAN naHsY o. WAREHOUSE RE-
CnIpTe.

p mcfarland. No. 10 Commercial 6troef,
noe mqnsl = leeL Z l9. eeten9.'fs feesipt4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06
fos Angeles Council Nc. II, Royal
ana Select Masters, :. & A. M.

Hours its stated assemblies On the sth Mon
Day OF each meath AZ Aaeonia Hat st g,a0 P.
5alopruiDs Companions = Eodd staudiug ere
ira.eulaily invited 10 attend. .aA
By nrasf d the Ih' H.. ,EW
n. q. CUNHfNGu An. Raoonier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06

FfF- Plans Of steamers Cabins at AGENTS
once, where berths may be secured.
For Newport Landing, via Santa Cruz, etc,
fteight stesmets leave San Francisco about
every two weeks. as tides serve on the New.
port bar.
The Company reserves the right to change
the steamers OF thelr days Of calling.
Ew-For passsge or freight "a abote Of
for tickets % and from
All Important Points IN Europe
APPLY TO-
Il. MCCLELLAN, ~: Agent
oFFIcE-N oommefeislst-, Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06
LANYHRa


Law 0rfiuE, 10 IS rEApLn BLOCK
usilande No ims 1Hss pt0rsf 5elHsen
flafaHih aHI Twelfth iYia sm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-06

The sarte Rosa and 0rizahn call nj Santa
Berbara and Port Harlcrd San Luts Obispo3
pnlg, % the route 70 ana ifein San fran
cisco.