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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-04-04


ASSETS.
Stocks and Bonds absolutely
owned by the Company mark
ct value .......................... S13,OI5.OO
Interest due and accrued on
Stocks, Bonds and other sccu-
rites 1885. 80
Cash in Company's principal
office and belonging to the
Company deposited in bank. 1,l45.O0
Premium notes in force..
$3.50, TITS
All other Cash Assets detailed
in statement on file in this
Office. ............................. 100000
Total Cash Assets.................. s4a, 995. SO
LIABILITIES.
Losses reported adjusted and
unpaid: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Borrowed Money.................... 100000
Premium Notes in force..........
1896, HIS
All other claims.............. 1900
Total Liabilities. 21,51S.OO
Surplus as regards Policyholders %, All. 50
Total ncome..........."........... A, 495.31
Total Expenditures. 44,036. II
Amount of Policies in force in
Maryland on 31st Dec 1884 10, 1873, 100. SO
Amount of Policies written in
Maryland during the year 1884 1927, $4,000
Premiums received on Maryland
business in 1884. .............. a1,OoS.1 IS
Losses paid in Maryland during
1884. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 19,49514
STATE OF MARYLAND, !
Insurance Dept, Commissioners Office,
Annapolis, March 18th, 1885.
In compliance with Act of 1878, Chapter
106, hereby certify that the above is true
abstract from the statement of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Baltimore County, to
December 3lst, 1884, now on file in this De-
partment.
JESSE K. HINES,
APP 4:3t Insurance Commissioner.
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NOAH WALKER & CO.,
SCHLOssER TANNERY.

We will pay EIGHT DOLLARS per ton
of 1000 pounds for
1000 TONS OF CHESTNUT AND SPAN
ISH OAK BARK,
of this years peeling, in good merchantable
condition, delivered at our Tannery.
All persons bringing their Bark to us will
receive the above price and just weights for
all tt bring during the months of May and
June.
Any reports during the season that we have
stopped buying are not entitled to belief
Bring your bark to the SCHLOSSER
YARD, Tannery Station, Nd, and receive
the above CASH price.
ENGLAND & BRYAN, Proprietors.
JAMES S. BAER, Superintendent,
APP Ann Schlosser Tannery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-04-04

The Secretary of the Navy has decided that
all employees of his Department shall perform
the specified duties for which they are carried
on the pay rolls. 1t appears that it has been
the pract;ce in some cases to detail watchmen
and laborers for the regular performance of
clerical duties.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-04-04

The Irish revolutionists and dynamiters held
large meeting at Chickering Hall, New
York, last Sunday. Senator Riddleberger,
who was announced to crate on the occasion,
was conspicuous by his absence, though he
..o.,t q ula l,,t. ,,l.tn nf rnrrot
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-04-04

Caroline, aged 81, John, aged iG, Louisa
aged A. Salie, aged II, and Mile, aged =
have, within a few days, become afflicted with
horrible malady, the symptoms being terri
BILE paroXysms, spasms and Mysteries, some
what resembling hydrophobia. The super.
stitious neighbors think them bewitched, and
witch DOCTOR has been sent from Reading
to treat them.
Near Winnsboro, Texas, on Tuesday night,
six masked men went to the house of A. Ii.
Cline, quiet, peaceable planter, and took
him out of bed and severely whipped and
otherwise abused him until he was nearly
dead. Through the pleadings of his wife
Cline's life was spared, but the maskers mott
forty eight hours he would be killed. The
cause of the outrage is a mystery. Cline is
protected by officers.
At Shenandoah, Penna., on Tuesday after
noon, five thousand miners assembled at Co.
lumbia Park to hear President Harris, of the
Miners and Laborers' Association portray the
advantages of labor organ cations. Mr.. Har-
ris spoke for nearly an hour and half, and
was followed by Captain Jeniski, who ad-
dressed the Poles and Hungarians in their
own language. At the close of the meeting
six branches of the organization were form
ed, over 600 men signing the constitution ef
the order.
Luther A. Sears was arraigned on Wednes
day in Brockton, Massachusetts, for cruelty
to his children, in burning their ears with a
hot wire The prisoner testified that it was a
common practice j n his family, and had been
for years, to perform such an operation for
the cure of toothache and preservation of the
teeth. His testimony was corroborated by
his father. The prisoners son testified that
the operation was painless. Notwithstanding
this testimony Sears was held in $500 bail to
await the action of the grand jury.
The reports that have been in circulation
that Jefferson Davis was lying dangerously
i'll at his home in Beauvoir, Miss, have been
very much exaggerated. Mr.. Davis has been
sick for about two weeks, his illness, rheuma-
tism, being complicated by breaking out of
the old wound in his foot, which he received
in the Mexican war. With this exception
his general health is good. Although he is
confined to the house and is unable to walk
or take any exercise, there is no ground for
anticipating any serious or fatal consequences.
Mr. Davis has hearty appetite and is in
good spirits.
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Rosters Success.


Among the suecessfnl business men of
l. A..,a A.. ,.;ooa IouN
= - ~,,a 1,ne' my
hoSIhh, whose place OF BUSINESS may
be found at 100 SOUTH SPRING
STREET. Mr.. Roster. who was brought
nm 80 ,ha ,aroa,,;la h,s;,... co,n.
-p '"' me- e""'N
menced lew years since In the oaker
business in small way, and by strict
attantion IN hnsiness and consulting the
- -. e ~. ,,..,... h..
s"s'e' anu WISHES "s p"sioa'
succesded IN building up a colossal trade
and the opening of one of the finest
stores and suites of coffee parlors TO be
s..'., = a.. s.,;- a.
iouha III the Sta'e. III nsehS up MS
place he has spared no pains or expense
in the decoration of the walls, covering
g.. ~, 49, -. IN. s,rn;,nra aud o,har
tut '"e Noo'A' u 'A' 'a'a''.'e "1s o'-
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The New York Star in an editorial on
the fruit market says: While far above
the average Of our States in all rield pro-
duets, in one California is easily the
hrat. Indeed, In all the production OF
fruit OF all kinds it is doubtful II any
country Of the world OF equal size can
compete with IL. All that the fruit trade
Of this country now needs to double its
value and give II the place due to its
merits is an organized system of distri-
button. Something has already been
done in this direction. fhe California
Union, the Florida Fruit Exchange, the
Delaware Fruit Exchange, aud the Fruit
Dealers League of New York mark i'm
portant steps in the right direotion, and
every encouragement should be given
them"
The Star will doubtless learn with
pleasure that the Southern California
Fruit Growers Protective Union recently
organized in this city is the largest and
most complete in the world. The par
| ties connected with the Union repre-
sent over sl0.0OO.000 and desire to
SO systematize the business OF fruit
shipments that all parts of the United
States shall be supplied with our ius-
cious fruits at most reasonablerates, and
TO prevent any Eastern market from be
ing overstocked and either the shipper
or receiver ruined by the movement.
Heretofore a town that required a
thousand boxes Of oranges might re-
ceive teu thousand boxes, while town
that required ten thousand boxes might
not get thousand boxes.
BY the system adopted by the Protec-
tive Union the shipments are all record
ed by Secretary and every market is
supplied with what it needs and no
more. By this classification the trade is
kept steady, free from damage and loss,
and the whole fruit crop placed where 1t
is needed. in prompt and iudicious
manner.
The needs OF the world require all the
fruit that ia produced, and it is the
height of wisdom to provide method
Of exchange between producer and con
sumner without needless friction or ex-
pense.
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The weather in December viii be quite
cold and winter like, with a number Of
severe winter storms, and good deal OF
rain in the Southern State while in
the Northern States, and in Dakota and
the Northwest, the precipitation will be
much less, and all in the form OF enew
though there will be a partial thaw the
last Of the month, during which there
will be SOME rains in portions OF the
Northern States. While there will be
some pleasant winter weather, yet taken
as a whole it will be cold, stormy
month, though not SO cold as some De-
cembers are, January, 1886, will be
still colder, and all the precipitation OF
the month, except possibly the first few
DAYS OF the aionth, will be in the form
of snow, except in the far south, where
it will be rain, but the precipitation for
the month will be less than in Decem.
Der.
During the last days Of January or the
lrst days of February, 1886, there will
be violent electric storms that will seri-
ously interfere with working the tele-
graph lines, aud at the same time there
will be extensive auroras visible both in
North America and Europe. cannot
tell exactly how far south these auroras
will be visible, but think they can be
plainly seen as far south as st. Louis,
Mo. These electric storms will CON
tinue for several days and be quite in
tense, and under the PECULIAR
circumstances OF their appearance,
they will be the harbinger of the
end Of winter, for soon thereafter IL Q
cold weather win bsgio to moderate in
the south, aud by the middle Of the
month Of February.extensive rains will
@ lmmence in the Gulf and South Atlantic
states, which will reach st. Louis, Mo-,
by about the goth, and soon thereafter
will extend over most OF the United
MATES and Canada, except ! erhaps the
far northwest, where winter will not
break up before the end OF the month.
February will be very stormy month,
taken at whole; and during
the change from cold winter weather to
rainy spring weather there will be a
violent conflict in the elements, result
ing in heteroge neous mixture Of rain,
snow, sleet and hail, with the rain grad
ually advancing and gaining the mastery
over the snow. These rains and melting
snow during the latter part of February
will result in extensive Hoods, which
will probably do the most damage In the
following month Of March. The Flu
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The best salse in the world tor cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rhsum, fever
cores. letter, chapped hAuds. chilblains.
corna and all akin eruption, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required.
Il lie guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton. or money refunded. Price rs cents
per box. For sale BY c, 8. Heiuaoman.
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A resident Of Savannah, in this coun-
ty, addresses the following note to the
HERALD;
Have we representative from this
diairict in Congress- II so. who is he
Please answer. c. c."
c. C. is informed that this district has
a representative in Congress, Hon. II. III.
Markham, Of Pasadena, where he has
been fruit grower for the past six
years. He is now at Washington, DC,
residing at No. 3 Iowa Circle.
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE OF
BARRETT & FRANCIS,
No. o s. spring st.

FOR SALE At SPECIAL BARGAINS;
One corner lot on Hill street, l0oxl04 $l0o'
one elegant lot on Olive street, near
Second, 60xl65- 1909. ..4s....-....,.. wv
One desirable lot on Hill street, 52xi2o 81
One lot 55xl4b, house OF large rooms
and basement, fronts on Bunker Hill
avenue near Second street, good view -,
and beautiful grounds 4oo'
One corner lot on Main st., 60xlSU. house
Of rooms, bath. closets, pantry ETC.,
all large rooms. barn and outpuiio ,oo.
fnes. lawn and flower garden ON
One lot 5oxl50 on Hill street, between
one lot 5Oxi50 on Hill street, between
Tenth and Eleventh ...,..,;.,...-.. zVv
One lot 50x1h5 on Olive street, between -.
7siN acres Of No. i. alfalfa land, IL
miles from Compton; 50 acres In al
falfa. 4 acres in decidu0us fruits;
house OF Ave rooms, hne well, etc. soo'
II acres miles north OF city z. o.. all
set in choice fruits, water piped on
land good two-story house, hne view,
healthy location, near Railroad sea- 400.
ton school, churches, etc --+.. -, 4oc
One Of the finest residences on olive -,
street, Q rooms, corner lot. y, wv
One Of the best residence prop nd Son oa
Of y rooms, bath, pantry and closets
beautiful lawn and flowers; every
thing in frstc class order. -. g. - wv
Three Cheap Lots on MAIN 81
TO EXCHANGED No. | Alfalfa Ranci
of 30 acres, near Compton. for city properly
2s acres OF land near Florence, all IN
alfalfa except acres; good house OF
six rooms, Tor good grazing land IN
Texas that VIII bear inspection.
Large list Of Eastern property TO e change
We also have a few extra bargains 10 Pass
dena, Alhambra and Pomona property.
E-GIVE US CALL before purchas
ing elsewhere. We will show you tn.
choicest list Of property in Southern Cali
fornia. nl2ti
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Ladies'. Attention |!

Having received from the East an extra
large consignment of the very latest styles
in fine Millinery Goods, being delayed by
late washouts, will sell them at astonish-
ing low prices to dispose OF them at once.
Also received beautiful line OF Child
aud bonnets, the argest and finest assort
ment in town. No. % 5. Spring st, next door
d Ie1' wv MRS. d. GorrHELF.
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hours on a doorstep, think Of
Christmas and get what enjoyment
| could out Of my thoughts.
Christmas ! have spent it IN
Turkey and seen the Christian
Greek on that happy day cram
ming decayed fruit down the neck
of his fellow Jewish citizen, as a
gentle reminder to the jew Of the
peculiarities of the Greek religion;
In the Great Eastern Hotel, OF
Calcutta, | have, ON Christmas
night, drunk OF merry compound,
yclept punch, made up of hot white
wine. rum, maraschino, pineapple,
vanilla, sugar, lemon and hot water.
| have spent Christmas in the
mountains above Ragusa in Dial
malta, in company with Peko Paul
oyich of brigand fame, and while
thus keeping yule tide, seen that
gentleman rob and strip an italian
deputation who came to fraternise
with him.
| have spent Christmas in the
Grand Hotel in Yokohama, prob
ably the best located hotel in the
world. / have spent it amid the
SHOWS and frosts of New York. |
have tried its enjoyment east, west,
south and north but for reasonable
pleasure, unalloyed by the heat OF
the tropics or the cold of the tenn
perate zone, commend me to Los
Angeles which city trust you
shall long live to see many yule
tide log burnt, and to drink many
a Christmas health.
Meantime, while you give a
thought to those less favored than
yourselves in other lands, fail not
to bestow glance upon those who
this year keep Chirstmas-tide at sea.
To the sailors who shall eat only salt
junk, or worse still, shall not have
even salt junk to eat. To the
stowaway in the hold wondering if
he shall ever emerge from his hid
ing place alive. To the wealthy
travellers who shall organize a
Christmas fete and a Christmas SER
vice, and who Just as they begin to
sing out the anthem
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Young Mems Institute (catholicl,

Institute No. "A, meets every second and
fourth Monday evenings Of each month in
Painiers' Hall, NadeaH BLOCK, at 80 o'clock.
Catholic Young men between the ages of
Is aud 81 are eligible 70 membership. Wis
iting hrothers Ia good standing are cordially
invited. JOhN 7. MORAN,
JAMES J. GEE, President.
Recording Secretary. oct2I-iy
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It's All Over Town.
What Is?
WIN. MoLEAN's NEW p
nkxrIrk4IrNut

VIM. MoLEAN'S NEW PATENT
PAVEMENT.
This pavement is composed OF a combina
tion OF cement, concrete and tiles, of any
shape or color, and any shape that taste may
require can be laid, and his method is so
rapid and simple that he can lay his pave
ment at less expense than plain pavement
can be laid by the old common method; and
Tor cheapness, beauty and durability will
excel ali others Mr.. Mclean Is now pre-
pared to sell the rights of counties, States
and Territories. 2ls Third Street, Los Ange-
les Gal ux2lm
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-20
Monthly Excursions.
Rich Valley Lands with an
Abund ance of Water.
This Holiday Excursion to the Great
SALT RIVER VALLEY
TAKES PLACE ON
Monday, Dec. %, 1885.
Railroad Fare, Round Trip, S34.20,
Railroad Fare, Round Trip, ss4.2o,

limited quantity OF these lands and wa.
ter rights will be sold by the Ph9nfx Canal
and Water Company at from $40 to so per
acre, on easy terms. All who desire 90 avail
themsel yes Of this oppor unity to investi-
gate or purchase these cheap lands, Will be
cordially welcomed A number Of Los An
geles capitalists and business men have sig
nihed their intention TO go with the kxcur-
Sion Provision has been made for all who
may desire TO see one of the Most Fertile
Valleys in America. No better opportunity
to make a fortune upon a small investment
was ever offered TO the public. Those OF
small means who desire homes in the Flu
ture Paradise OF the Pacific Slope should
see this valley
LOCATED about 100 miles southeast OF
Los Angeles, In Arizona, the ..rown of Phoa-
nix located in is center, having a popula.
ton of 1900 and growing rapidly, and
through the agency Of the Phoenix Irriga-
ton Canal, now completed. Il Is destined 10
be place Of great Importance as an Agri-
cultural and Manu- featuring center.
Wheat, Corn, Barley Alfalfa, Fruits
Flowers and all kinds OF 2emiTropical pro-
duction grow TO great perfection. The CON
tract is let to contruct railroad from Mari
copa to Phoenix.
For further information apply to
P. q. EDDY q CO,
deco Il No. 10 Court Street, Los Angeles.
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Curacao, Poussecaffe, Chartreusse, Green
aud Yellow. pts. and qts.. Benedictlne, pts
and qts., Kummel. Kirschwasser, Mara
schtno, Annisette.
Absint he-Burger and Pernod
Claret-Chateau La Rose, pts and OTIS.
Ciuret-Chateau DE Frauds, pts. and DTS.
Claret-Chateau Margaux, qts
Dr Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron, OTIS.
Rums-lamaica, Medford, st. croix aud
Maple
VI neral Water-Apollinaris pts. * OTIS.
imported.
Mineral water -seltzer. stone jugs, i'm
Minera, water Hunyadi Janos. i'm
MineraI Water-vichy, qts., imported
Mineral Water-Bethesda, qts.. domes'
tic.
tsin-Swan Boord, Old rom, London.
Ssin-Olive Tree.
n--Rotterdam, Ia bulk
ssiu-Adolpho Wolf s, pts and qts.
VermaOuth-Noiilv,p Pratt 4 Co.
V h-Francisco Ctnzano.
Vermouth--M Martin. Sofa 4 Co.
Whisley--Jesse Moore a Co.'S Ky. Rye
and Bourbon.
Whiskey-Belle of Nelson Sour Mash.
Whtskey-Joel b, Frazier Sour Mash.
Whiskey--J. b. Sheriif's L0ehendallislay
scotch.
INDEPENDENTLY Irish.
ssutnness' Dublin Stout, pts, bottled by
nj al Burke and Johnson
David Me olsOn's Liquid Bread.
a oH-s Malt EXTRACT
/ make a specially of pure California
Wines and Brandles, which are put up in
q ,ses ready for shipping to all parts OF the
East. consisting Of the following varieties
Port, Angelica, Sherry, Muscatel, Zinfandel,
Burger, BLUE Elben, Dry Muscat, Riesling,
Maderia, dock, White and Red, alsa tine
Old Trousseau Port and Grape Brandy.
Persons desiring TO send a case OF assorted
pare california; Wtnes TO their friends
IA the East arc cordially invited 10 cali ana
,uspact the stock and select from the above
varieties, which quotations VIII be furnish
ed together with railroad rates Of irctghts
to various points al the lowest possible mar
8 All communicationS addressed to
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decl7 55 NORTH SPRING STREET, Los Angeles. Gal
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Horace A. Ferguson.

Real Estate and General Commission Bro
her. Room Is Temple Block, over
County Bank.
Free Intelligence bureau for for
eigners Reliable agents In British Column
M a. FnQland and Canada. references
q. " Mortimer, British Vice Consul: II. L.
Macneil, Cashier L. A. County Bank; Cap
tain A. j. Hutchinson. sepb-ltf
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BRANDY tDOMEsTIc.

Biackberry-Gingsr, Apple, Peach, Pure
California Grape
Cognnc-tlmported) Jas Hennessy & Co. S
C0gnac-J. &. II. Martell's 49, 49,
COgnae-J. Faure 4 Co.
COgnHe-Pslevoish pts and qts.
C0gnuc-Jules Robins & Co.'S
C0knac-United Vineyard Proprietors,
NalBlatz Milwaukee Beer pts. and DTS.
Ch mpng ae-Louis Roederer, pts. 4 OTIS.
Cham pagne-G. II. Mumm pts. and DTS.
ampagne-Pommery & Greno pts and
qts.
ampagne-Cachet Blanc, pts and ats.
Cham payne -DeMontigny is. aud dts.
Champagne-Krug, pts.
Cham pagne-Duc De Montebello, pts.
and qts.
Cnam pagne-Green Seal. pts and qts.
Champagne Eclipse pomesticl pts. and
qts.
OTIS.
Cidrr-Michigan and Oregon, pts. aud OTIS
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Notice is hereby given that II Is the inten-
ton OF the Council Of the city of Los An
geles to change and establish the grade of
Kip street from Orange street to Ingraham
street as follows. At the intersection of
Kip street and Orange street the grade shall
be At the southeast corner of said intersec.
ton 50. so feet above the datum plpne, and
at the southwest corner Of said intersection
SIS feet above the datum plane; at the inter
section of Kip street and Ingraham street
the grade shall be at the northwest corner
of said intersection "a feet above the datum
plane, aud at the southwest corner of said
intersection rs feet above the datrm plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to Ale their objections, II any they have,
with the Clerk of the Council within ten
days OF the date OF the first publication OF
this notice..
BY order OF the Council OF the city of Los
Angeles at its meeting OF December sth,
A. y. 1885.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council of the City Of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles. December 10th, 1885. dill lot