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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
The ThInr settled.

NEW YORK, Nov 15.-The National and
State headquarters Of the Republican and
Democratic Committees closed tonight.
Chairman Jones. OF the Republican National
Committee, left his rooms early. Secretary
Fessenden and Committeeman Elkins re.
mained during the early evening, and were
in conversation with Walker Blaine. All
conceded Clevelands election. Assistant
Secretary Loomis says. 1T Is all over. We
only await the action Of the State Board oil
scanvassers Wednesday next; but we have
made good fight considering that we did
not have one-third OF the amount OF funds
controlled by the National Committee In the
GARFIELD campaign"
The Democratic National Committee head
ausrters were deserted. Senator German,
Jones and Barnum had left the city. feeling
that their war was ended. Chairman smith
of the State Committee has gone home 20
Plattsburg and Secretary Bum left this
evening. There was little to talk about at
the hotels and public resorts about election.
Those feel, who know, that Cleyeland's ON
cial plurality In this city. alone Is 4s,o64;
Professional betting men have not settled
their wagers, but await the decision OF Kelly
& Bliss, bookmakers, which VIII be given
after the action Of the State Board OF Can
vaseprs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
A Harmless Lunntic.

LONDON, Nov. i5.-Inqpify Into the case Of
Mr. Buel, the American who escaped from
ths AmerIcan Minister, shows that Bnel Is
harmless lQpatic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
Resolution No. 3Oi.

Approved this 18th day of November, A. ID.
1854 1T c. L. TIIOM, Mayor
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Fatal Accident.

oAKLAsD, Nov. l5,-JohB pargie. pioneer
Of this State. while on the way home last
night, jumped from a train which had
passed his station and landed in the mud In
Inc bed OF a creek. over which the train was
moving al the time. This morning the body
was recovered by the coroner He was a
bookkeeper of the Oakland Tribune, OF
which paper his son, W. y, Dargie, is pro-
prfetor. lie leaves q widow, two sons and
daughter. lie was about 81 years OF age,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
NJ. Hilt0n Williams. M, D. m. C.P.S 0.

2Tb North Main H., Los Angeles, Gal.
Ofiipe hours.-from 10 A. ". to4f. N. sun
day from 4to 8 r. N. Residence, Is South
Charity street.
p. S-Proiessional visits made both be-
fore and after office hours. octl0lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16

resolution accepting the grading and i'm
proyement of Main street between Califor
mia street and Washington street.
BE II Resolved, by the Mayor and Council
OF the city of Los Angeles:
SECTION |. That the work and improvement
done and made in grading and Improving
Main street between California street and
Washington street are hereby accepted
Section .. That the contractor for said
work, w. X. Lewis, has made and done said
work and improvement in accordance with
law and the orders of the Council and his
contract therefor.
Section 8, That the Superintendent OF
Streets is hereby directed 10 issue to said
contractor, W, II. Lewis, a certificate that
said work aud improvement have been com
pleted according To the contract OF said W
k. Lewis thereof and accepted by this Coun
oil upon bond being filed by one or more
persons conditioned to keep the said Main
street between California street and Wash
ington street In good repair for six months
from and after November llth, 1854.
Section 4, The Clerk of the Council shall
certify to the passage OF this resolution, and
shall cause the same to be published once in
the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD, and there.
upon and thereafter IL shall take effect and
be in force.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
Cursss 10 the Geverament Em-
plNyes.

WAsHisGros. Nov. i5.-rhe Washington
Star says: The following reply to an
inquiry sent to Mr. deofge william Curtis
by the government employees here. has just
been received:
WEST New BRID0EToS, N. Y, Nov. H.
Dear Sir:--I have your letter of the 18th.
There Is no doubt that Mr.. Cleveland will
encounter tremendous demand for a clean
sweep. but think that, while changes Will
legitimate reasons. he Will respect the letter
and spirit Of the reform law, aud that non
political officers, who have been honest in
the discharge OF their duty. and who haya
political ends, will not be arbitrarily dis
missed for political reasons. OF course,
have no authority to speak for Mr.. cleve-
land. Ny faith is founded on some knowl-
edge OF his character and convictions.
Yours truly,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
SETTLED AT LAST.
Cleveland and Hendricks
Get New York,
AND ARE SURELY ELECTED.
Blaine Bows Gracefully to the Will
of the People. decent Republic
can Newspapers Take Their
Medicine Without
Grumbling.

Especial to the Herald by Associated Press' !
New YORK, Nov 15.-The Board oil Can
yassers completed the canvass OF tine seven
hundred and twelve electiondlstricts OF tn's
city this evening The first election district
of the 18th Assembly district by error return
ed "a votes to Blaine The electors number
should have been 81. rhe Committee on
Corrections will rectify the error and report
IN favor ~ q, votes Monday morning. With
ha return ne OGs FL ,Ss ySe oty IF 'he 4 sMss
- tor tho biphest Republican elector 80,
giving hs Gwesi sbs clsyslSaa iOdwas esStO5 sbs
ppmaiai and complete figures In the Assem-
BY districts named; Seventh, Blaine, 1852;
Cleveland, 1920; Butler. iO6; st. John, rs.
i2s: M st. John. ia Thirteenth, Blaine, 1876;
Cleveland, 4i59; Butler, lSl; st. John. 100.
Seventeenth, Blaine, 1865; Cleveland. 6S95;
Butler, 2l4; 81. John, 81. Eighteenth, Blaine.
27s5; Cleveland, 62j3; Butler. 209; st. John.
25 Nineteenth. Blaine, 1850; Cleveland, $3.50;
Butlpr 1872. st. John, 56.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
NEW TODAY.
WANIEp.

good young weli.broken saddle horse
for lady. Also pony, broken to ride OF
drive. Address James Bye, Wilmington
California. novlctf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16

Any person desiring to exchange city lot
for new piano'of the celebrated Marshall n
Wendell make, will call at room 3, Muller
Block, from to o'clock. noyl6 lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Nice furnished rooms, with fireplace; one
front room. real cozy; sos Second ST. II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
Resolution No. sO5.

Approved this 18th day of November, 1894
1t G. L. THOM, Mayor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
Pension CommIssioner.
morc Coal OIL,

wAsWIN0roN, Nov i5,--The President to.
gay eppon,es 9 yee dley cac
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
Returns 10 be Adopted as They
Come In.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-At meeting Of the
Kings County Board Of Canvassers to-day.
supervisor Willis moved that no action be
taken on returns as far as there were
changes in the electoral vote until Monday.
Supervisor Jarvis moyed.to amend so as to
include county towns. 49,,
snneryisor Collard said: "This is politi.
cal move and it's done for the purpose OF
holding these returns back until the twenty
fourth, when by law they would be thrown
out. / know that some RepublicaRs had a
consultation yesterday In General Traey's
decided to continue their usual custom OF
adopting the returns as they come In
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
a
BRIGHT'S
Just Received! !!

10000 yards Calico ... ....4 Genus
1000 yards Ginhams. Observation-Disclosures. . cents
5000 yards Lawns e cents
5000 yards White Pique. ue........... -. e cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from. to DO cents
5000 yards of Brown andABleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods Just Received.
5000 pairs of Gloves from &c to 81 pah
6,75o pairs of Hose for Ladies at to as cents
$3.50 pairs Chlldrens Hose. 8 to IS cents
I325 Corsets from m..........2 2oc to 81
10000 pairs of Ladies' Shoes from 7sc TO a.
$500 pairs Chlldren's Shoes from ....2sc to $I.25
10000 yards Ribbons from 9 to * cents a ward
10000 yards of Lace from l to soc ward
10000 yards of JaconetEdgngs from 2 to 4oc. yard
10000 Ladies' Hats trimmed and untrimmed from 2sc
toss
1000 Chldrens Hats from Ioc to 81.
6,ooo Plumes and Tips from. Ioc to 81
6ooo Bunches Artificial Flowers from to 81 bunch
Also large stock of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
The Wool Market.
Mining stocks.

NEW YORK. Nov. i5.-wool quiet. stead.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
The uworId,, and s.Times.v
The Blood Horse Association.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 15.-The World gives
Cleveland ll07 plurality In New York State.
The Times figures say 1106.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
Thc money NInrket.
The Crnjn MARKET

NEW York, Nov. 15.-Money easy; Il;
closed offered /. Prime paper SOC Exchange
bills firm; sON: demand. S4N.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
Jnnunry,s IEondsmen Withdraw,

SACRAMENTO. Nov. Ex-senator c. II.
Maddox and James C. Clayton. of San Jose,
withdrew from the bond OF State Treasurer
January To-day. They were ON the bond TO
the extent OF SIS 900. II January does not
file supplemental bond In ten days the
Governor, Il is thought, will declare the
ONCE vacant and appoint another Treasurer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
NEW TODAY.
RESOLUTION No. 40.

Resolution of the Mayor and Council OF the
City OF Los Angeles to establish the grade
of Fourth street from Main street to Lo,
Angeles street.
Be II Resolved, by the Mayor and Council
of the city OF Los Angeles;
SECTION l. That the grade OF Fourth street
from Main street TO Los Angeles street be and
the same is hereby established as follows
At the intersection OF Main street and Fourth
street the grade shall be as now established.
11.50 feet above the datum plane; at point
on Fourth street 225 feet easterly from the
east boundary of Main street the grade shall
be feet above the datum plane; at the in.
tersection OF Los Angeles street and Fourth
street the grade shall be feet below the
datum plane.
SECTION 2. The Clerk OF the Council shall
certify to the passage of this resolution and
shall cause the same to be published once
In the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD, and
thereupon and thereafter 1t shall take effect
and be In force.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
CATARRH.

Catarrh Is often regarded by the patient as
4 cold In the head, and he often expresses
his establishment at his remarkable tendency
TO CONTRACT fresh cold; indeed he declares
he takes another, and yet he is always ex-
ceedingly careful; 1t is also matter OF sur
prise to him that the cold always seems to
settle in his head and throat,
At times many of the symptoms of catarrh
may seem to abate, and the patient is led to
hope that the disease is about to wear of,
but another class of symptoms soon appear,
and he learns to his horror that instead of
recovering from the disease, 1t is some
what changed In its character, and has ex-
tended to the throat. A sense of weari-
ness is often felt in reading, speaking or
singing; hoarseness at times occurs:
sensation Of dryness is felt in the
throat, or II appears that some foreign sub
the throat: there becomes a sense of Ian
guor and fatigue. breath lessons upon lit
tie exercise, short, hacking cough, a pecu-
liar. sound In clearing the throat, a feeling
as though there was not room enough in the
chest to breathe-these aud other symptoms
occur after the disease has made consider
able progress. Then II is time when con
sumption Is about to begin Its dreadful work.
Up to this time the progress OF the disease
may have been slow, and the patient may,
in expressing his confident hope that 1t wifi
wear off," declare that he has had the
catarrh for years, and has not seemed to be-
toiitt huth WbiSts iustN titut ut Will
"bye-and-bye" recover; but this delusion is
the grand error that has peopled our ceme-
teries with consumptive forms, as all forms
of catarrh end finally in consumption.
The remedies must be carefully adapted
to the stage Of the disease In each case and
applied directly to the parts affected, which
may be done by the patients themselves,
wherever they may be, and without hin.
drance to their daily occupation; and we
would hereby urge our eastern friends the
necessity OF direct medication In the treat
ment of these diseases, and not to depend
upon the beneficial effects OF the climate
alone for their restoration to health, as In
this way thousands find their way to the
grave, who might have been cured with the
aid of proper remedies
Inhalations are applicable to all diseases
Of the respiratorv organs, including catarrh,
throat diseases, asthma, bronchitis, con.
sumption, aud thousands OF cases can be
cured by this mode of treatment when moth
Ing else can can reach them. A positive cure
effected In every case II taken IN time.
ponsnltellon iree, and prices within the
reach OF all
Those who desire to consult me In regard
TO their cases had better call at the offine for
an examination. but II impossible TO visit
the office personally, may write for "List OF
Questions" aud circular, both OF which will
lie sent free Of charge. Address
II lillian uUiIliamo n n N u n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
TIC ..Unter.Oceanu Gives Up.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15-The Inter-0eeaB VIII
print tomorrow: "with colors flying. the
count completed. the old guard march of
the field" "But Ii goes with coiors flying,
and with step as firm and as true as the
men marched from Sumter undaunted and in
splendid fighting trim" .rbs old guard
goes with measured stepping TO the old re-
1rain OF Blaine and Logan, Blaine and Lo-
gan. Blaine, Blaine. Blaine" The Official
count OF New York gives the S6 electoral
votes OF that State to Cleveland and having
2l9 OF the i0l electoral votes Mr.. Cleveland
will be the next President OF the United
States We have never been slow to take up
the party flag. nor laggard In urging its
cause, nor eager 70 pull II down under
threatening Of defeat q disaster. We have
In this campaign stood by pnr guns to the
last and we contend that the party
Is In good shape for whatever It
may be called upon In the futuIp 10
perform without being cowardly, cautious.
without being timfd and true to party, with.
out raising false hopes, We refused to ac-
cept the dictation OF those Who through
menace, attempted to close the case in New
York against the Republicans. because We
believed that in so close vote, Official fig
ures only could determine who was elected.
we bave official figures, aud we yield, with
out one word OF resentment or bitterness.
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The solid south remains ''IlefT mas s un-
less Virginia should give Blaine Ter vote. The talk
OF protection, tdal-wayes anti Bourbon uprislngs
and soap" surprises proved 10 be empty wind.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE coMmssIoNFns

DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON. 8ept. 16, 1884
Proposals. for the purchase OF square numbered one
hundred and nine, In the city Of Washington D. G
Sealed proposals addressed to the undersigned Will be
received at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
MONDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1884
for the purchase OF numbered hundred and
nine. In the city Of Washington D. C.
Terms: One-fonrth cash, and the remainder payable
In six months without interest or al cash at 6dders
option.
Proposals may be made for al-l26 1876 square feet
more or lessor any Ioron Of SAID square All bids to
be Tor the square foot Of ground
depositof ten par cenSum Of TIP amount bid fof
his receipt for the same must accompany each bid
The right to reject any or al bids Il reserved BY the
Commissioners.
An abstract Of title can be examined It thiGofhoa
BY order Of Commissioners u. O.
sslf.eotnlO WILLIAM TINDAII. Secrstary
Il INTO BAERACKH
OIyycI OF A. A. q. n.
wAsHMoyoH BA11AcKa D. q, October o. 1854
once eenn RfeRSSss II tTpcsfs wv e Ssysd g ~
TEEN II. 1884 ct which time and place they will be
mf into three sets barTacka.
be turniihsd upon applisasioa % t6ls ea!ss....-.
nl-At Let Iisut r. q. Mr.. ID 1fsiis11 AAok
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large quantity OF banners, transparencies
torches, documents and other campaign IaIscella-
MES, can be bought to-day cheap for cash
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not only from its bearing on the contest but from
the light IL throws on some OF the most important
features OF the campaign. The end crowns the
work, says the Latin proverb, and from this stand
point we may review with proft several interesting
questions that awaited solution through the bal
lot-bOx-
one Of these was the real strength Of the Butler
movement. IL was seriously claimed that Butler
would get very large vote In the city, some plac-
Ing the figure as high as $1,000. The returns show
complete collapse OF all such pretended strength.
He gets only 3,740 votes in the city. and perhaps
rs many more through the state st. Johns failure
Is even more complete, he gets but I036 in
the city He Will probably lead Butler. however,
IN the state at large IL is evident therefore, that
the people wished to have nothing TO do with slde-
show candidates.
Another very significant feature is the evidence
of considerable trading Of local Tor national tickets
Kelly protests his entire fidelity, but the figures
look suspicious We see on the one side d very
large Tammany vote on the city ticket, and on the
other hand extraordinary gains for the Blaine cleo
toral ticket In the Tammany strongholds-
The New York Times Of to-day openly charges
Kelly with treachery and declares that the election
OF Cleveland In spite of his Vaccinations VIII be
fatal TO the domination OF his machine How this
Is 90 be brought about it does not explain.
But the Independents must make IL appear that
many democratic votes went TO the republican cleo
toral ticket II they 10 find credit In claiming
much strength for their own movement For, on
an increased registry, the city casts Just about the
same democratic majority for Cleveland that IL did
for Hancock. The republican detection must there
fore be measured by the democratic II one was
Insignificant, the other was equally Hence, 1t
Is for the interest or the Times, the Post and the
other independent republican newspapers to make
out Kelly and o'Brien as bad as possible.
Ii is TO Brooklyn that the Independents can look
with the most satisfaction. Here there Is mate
in do
fair 70 assume that most 1t came from dsgruntIed
republicans.
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New YORK Is clearly ''the Empire state" to-day
On her voice hangs the fate OF the issue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-05

"Horfzontal' Col Morrison pulls through by a
GaaIl majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-05

Did any body ever see worse gas light than that
furnished TO Washington last evening? The gloom
OF the politicians who were gettiHs;7 pad election
news was as nothing compared 10 it, 10 osf IL
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IL the vote OF the country could be taken on the
subject just now don't you think there would De an
overwhelming majority in favor OF the proposition
that once in six years is quite often enough for
presidential racket:
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II would be interesting TO know, with the present
outlook giving margin OF only 10000 either way
IN New York state, just how many votes were
affected By Dr.. Burchards on-hand alliteratiye
allusion 10 rum Romanism and rebellion
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show something new every week. Among the new
gods offer this week beautiful assortment O.
genuine
BARBoTINE VASES AND BASKETS
ranging IN price from acc TO SIS So
larve assortment OF Fine Palm Lunch, Travelling
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from ic Also. larxe selection Of fine Scrap Bas
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nice prestentfrom 99c up Part of large stock Of
Fine Plush Goods, such Is Whsk Holders Odor Cases
Work Boxes. jewel Cases. Handkery hi-f and Glove
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We can show some decided novelties In this line
~eofer Heavy French Plate Mirror IOxI4,in Pol
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Meanwhile, our CurtsiG Poles booming They are
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Our Frame Department is also in Full Blast We are
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he rapid sale Of our OH Paintings and Enp~avinxs
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cts. 10 cts, IS cts, 80 cts 49,
iangtres Dress Suiting all WOOL 40 inches wide new
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Erocade ,ik yelvets all colors sl25 Colored Silk
sri,ets ne" shades, Sl25 Colored eros Grain Dress
Ladies Tricot Cloth 81 niche. wide. all wool. new
FLANNELS.
All Wool White Flannel II cts. AL Wool White
fIanne! ~ cts All Wool Red Twill Flannel Is cts
Medcated Ned Twill Flannel. IS cts Canton Flanueis
% cts.- I'd cts. 3 cts, 10 cts.
Sicth Tor Boys uits IS cts. As cts
i,aee curtains SCALE ped borders 81 so pair
Ut 50 Ginghafns cts. and cts
WHIT WOOL Blankets 30 cts 81. So 90 A250
5tu comforts. 8 cts, 81, 81 Is. 81. so
SMldreii,s solid color hose no SeaIns Ia eta
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shawis. Coats. skirts Etc
CARPETINGS.
Best Brussels Carpets IS eta 40 eta az n,
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Rarely has Washington witnessed such exciting
scenes as those OF last night The rettrrS came in
such conflicting shape that no one could SpaSS the
outcome, and the fluctuations OF seeling were at
times quite dramatic The democrats had it all
their own way TIL towards eleven O'Clock, when ii
began 10 be noticed that the great democratic
claims in New York city refused TO materialiZe AS
midnight approached. tidings very hopeful torepub
hcan success began TO stream In, and the downcast
republicans suddenly found their voices, while the
Democrats grew anxious. So preposterous were
some OF the dispatches that many believed they
were framed 10 deceive In the interest OF gamblers
Such Charges were freely made and widely credited.
The matter Is an important one. for it IS very de-
s,rable that election returns should be reliable
The time FOR brag and bluff is then passed and
0gures and estimates only valuable as they ad-
here strictly TO the facts
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Well. arnr you glad It's over, any way.
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The general rain OF yesterday seems TO have had
very little effect on the vote. few invalids may
have kept out OF the wet the returns show that
The vote was the largest ever recorded II Is proba
Die that ten million ballots deposited In the
boxes yesterday.