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Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15
TUESDAY. THE (5TD FIFTH DAY OF
JANUARY, A. d. 1886

at ten O'Clock and thirty minutes QO:S0l, A,
NJ In front of the City Tax Collectors office
NO b North Spring street, in said city oil
Los Angeles, commence to sell Mt public
auction, for lawful money of the United
states, all the real property described in the
foregoing delinquent tax list, to which this
notice is appended, upon which the delin.
quent taxes described In said list are a lien.
To pay said taxes, together with the costs
and percentages accrulng, unless the taxes
delinquent, together with the costs and per
centages, are paid prior to the date of said
shle, commencing ut the bead of said list of
the property advertised, and continuing al
alphabetically, from day to day, until com
pleted.
Given under my hand this 18th day of De.
cember. A. ID, lssb. H. S. PARCELS
CITY Tax Collector of the city of Los Ange.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15

:, . :, IlU6 NNWELEs, JAL.i
], II. 5. Parcels, City Tax Collector of the
city of Los Angeles do hereby certify that
the foregoing list is true and correct DE-.
LiNouENT LIST of all persons and property
owing taxes for the fiscal year ISS5.6, in
which list is contained, In alphabetical or
Ter, the names of the persons aud descrip-
ton of the property delinquent, and the
amount of taxes cost and percentages due
opposite each name and description, with
tue taxes due on personal property.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15
w
TOTAL TAX,
WITH COSTS,

l6-walker, Tot IS, block7
Paramount tract. valued At 800,
impts $50, buggy $50, harness o., Am
horse go. sp wagon SIS, watch 5, fur,
niture 500, sew machine $50, total
value Of ali property s455. total tax
50 46, 6 per cent q cents; cost OF al
vertising a 90. Total tax Win
costa
90. Ward, Peter-Lots 4S, a. 20, %,
lg, 20, 2, o and 4. block 2 and lot 40,
block l, Sisters Of Charity tract val
ned at 5000, total tax si2, per cent
90 cents cost Of advertising b0 cents.
Total tax with costs 10
10. Ward, Peter-Inst by reason Of
mortgage In property Of Mrs sylvia N
Swan, being lots 80, 81, 3g n, block
j, sisters Of charity tract, for 500;
txH 60. per cent IS cents; cost OF
advertising so cents. Total tax with
costs
90 watkins, W Lie 46.lOo acres of
land, L side of Arroyo Seco, BID
aud Y by land Of Griftith, s by Whit
'aker, valued at $500, impts $40, bug
y, so. sp horse SIS, furniture $50.
rev inch $40, total value Of all prop
olty s57b total tax % 90, per cent
"A cents cost Of advertising n. To
tai tax with costs
o.. Watts, James A--Lot 8, block
O, Morris Vineyard tract, valued at
SID. tOthl y tut per Ctui ~
cents; cost OF advertising 60 cents.
Total tax with costs
5s. wattenberg H--l0 acres of
land s OF southern city boundary
line, BID + by Woodwork, W by Sal
gado a Lugo, valued al $1,000, total
tax sl2, per cent 90 cents; cost of
advertising 80 cents. Total tax with
costs ~
rs. Weller, l. W--Lot 90, block 81,
Huber tract, valued at $3.50, impts
100, sp horses $50, furniture $50,
organ $50, sew inch SO total value of
nll property 5000. total tax si2 49,
per cent 81 cents, cost OF advertising
". Total tax with costs ~
30 Wells, James Blot 3, block
X. Mott tract, valued at $40, total
lax SO OF, per cent 10 cents, cost OF
advertising so cents. Total tax with
costs II
1876. whitman, J Slot II, block
:, Chavez tract, valued at 1928, impts
$50, furniture s2b, organ go, sew
lnch e. total value OF all property
s5Sb, total tax 81 ", per cent 3z
ents, cost OF advertising 81. Total
AK with costs
1913, Wyatt, H-Central h0xl04 Il Of
lots and 6, block 3, West Rosas tract,
valued at $500, total tax 81 49,, per
cent l. cents, cost OF advertising 50
cents. Total tax with costs
IA. wibbett. Theo-Jot 4, block
v, Thomas tract valued Mt $500.
impts $500, total value 500, total tax
10 90, per cent aS cents, cost OF ad-
vertising 30 cents. Total tax with
costs II
Also lots 10 and IA, block 1, Wash
ington Garden tract. valued at s27b,
impts $500, total value ssh, total tax
81 80, 8 per cent "a cents, cost Of ad-
vcrtising so cents. Total tax with
costs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15

Orange Council No. 70, 1. o. G. r., meeti
every Wednesday evening in Good Templars
Hall. Visiting members are cordially invited.
JAS. NJ. BRAINARD, @. @.
IsAAo 8. snlfH Secretary. te6 1y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15

Damiaaa bltterE regulates the stomach
Michel Lew q Co., Wholesale liquor dealers,
agentA.
3HILOH's CURE WILL Immediately re-
neve Group, WhOoping cough and BrOn-
,iiitis. 5oldhy G. +. Heinzeman, 122 n.
a. ain street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15
SOCIETY NOTICES.
knights Templar.
Los Angeles Lodge No. IS, 1. o. o. F.
American Legion of Honor,

SAPsry CoUEon, No. 664, meets First and Third
Thursday evenings Of each month at Good Tenn
plers Hal
Visiting Companions always welcomed
d. r. PAYNE, Commander
G C. WfLLMAN, Secretary. ep6-Sm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15
Eagle Corps, N. G.. O.

REGULAR meetings ct the Armory, Cour
street, every Friday evening at o'clock.
w. II. II RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding.
@, A, KRrLRR First Sargent. je2i-n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15
400 a -
VINEYARD AND FRUIT TREES,

Now all in benring, onefourth OF Il mile
from the S Z, X. Il, Depot, San Gabriel Cal
There are about 2JuO01 grape vines oi
choice varieties for wine making, that will
yield about FIVE pounds TO the vine this year
vine next year and ten pounds the neNt
year. as the vines get older. Also an orch
ard Of old, bearing orange and lemon trees
now loaded with fruit, with some 2OOC
choice apricot, Bartlett pear peach French
pruue, cherry, plum aud apple trees. Sou
rich sandy loan. Lies beautiful. Must he
seen to be appreciated. Joins L. J. Roses
large vineyard ana winery
Go aud see or write ~ NJ. AMES.
debS I'm san Gabriel. sfstt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15
NOTICE

Is hereby given that pursuant to the pro.
visions of the Political Code and law of the
state OF California and the ordinances of
;he city of Los Angeles relative to the col.
.ection of revenue, that |, II. S, Parcels Tor
my successorl, City Tax Collector Of the
City of Los Angeles, shall, on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
ueported by .siiiette a. Cibson'
Exam'Aars of Title.
MONDAY. December II, 1850


c0EyEYAHcEs'
Sarah y Mckee and Joseph Mchee, neI l
Of al s " Of NWI4 sec 10. To u "; 5000.
Sarah Mclean and Edward McLenil' her
husband TO n 7 GOODWIN aud ! L bukehs
I.ot 22Oxso5 feet on northeast corner OF iot
blk X, san Pascual tract AlSOV. -.
North 1876 feet OF lot blk c. San Pascuai
tract; 81 ,,..
Edwin BoyntOn 10 Cordelih boynton
North nall of lot o blk o, and acre In lot
| blk G, San Pascual tract; 81.
Samuel |, Richardson TO g Mccoy
Agreement to convey lot IL, Mills supolNi'
sion OF blk SS, Ord's survey Al2''
G Mccoy TO James Meckel-Assignment
| of above agreement.
sherman Wash urn to II W Magee-Lots
| 0 ard Is, WashburnH subdivision Of lot d.
| vision q, Berry a Elliot's tract, ana Arroyo
lot "a $1,000. 80 ta.o,,
santongue-Els of So Of lot Q III 0, Comp
ton; $40.
Margaret wager 70 aS yvi NJ, li''ei'
ess n " 1 ,aavs raemer and samuel Kraener
| 90 n mr' sasIint 4 blk X. Kraemer tract,
s'cdo pr'sos L'' "'A
suuo t.,i,orsb,r, and Georpe d Rowan
20 too Joh uruoer'-Lo' p'A W '-''''''' '''''''
4oVRVii oa stowelI IN cornelia Lawrence,
,,t,a mf FaSsT Lawrence-I4ot blk 5,
| T,ngsiav's suhdivision Of part of Loop &
| Nassssya' tract. xJbnO
MssgtN ,ti tIho,i rlo,te Howell Loo ~
p rn,h o = = acres Of iot o bik II San Pas.
nma ,rsct. sifl0
| Wanrv q Rotsford 10 lane A Odell Lot 80
neni ., % -, nj ~ nrd's snrve {. s250O
w ,Se u,a ~ ~ inTis Koller-I,ot 80.
s,enbensoi,,s subdiyisl0n OF part OF Carey
Place tract $3.50.
I Baldwin 10 samuel heeie e5o nlo ." %
| ~ ~ anu 20, Shhtn hhlt1 tlho, $1,000 -, q.
u BALDWIN 70 Ell y Jane heeier-bot o.
santa ANITA trace Soo"o; ,viat,. Ian aud
Joseph Z Schmlu 70 M = " t ,,s ~ 40 anu
iractlonbi lots hn ~ plk o. 1870, ~. = q
A IenoX ahu hlAs , ~ nunon " trso,.
Desmond-bots ahu W. "asuuio"a '"o'
SsVO. -, -. n nth. ava a Y
Lyman Allen, Iouis II blApy uhu ~ n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15
Dr PraglfrS T6r08i sTd IUnt BaIsam

BY taking the Gum Tree ,eucalyptus) Cough
syrup. Only for sale by a. F. HeinzemAn
iruggist. Los AnEeleh.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15
Confidence Engine Company.

6t REGULAR meetings Of this Compa
any on the first Wednesday evening
ss.sssSss4Assof each month, at 7:s0oolook.
BY order J. X BRKRLy,
+. P. KEILv, Secretary. President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15
Masonic Notice.
Los Angeles Council No. II, Royal
and Select Masters, E. g. A. M.

HOBBS its stated assemblies on the 9TH Mon
day of each month at Masonic Hall, at 1850 P. y.
sojourning Companions in good standing are
trste nslly invited TO attend.
BY order Of the TIL. M.
Il. S. BELL, Recorder.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-15
California Southern R. R. Co.

On and after November 18th 1886 train.
VIII arrive at and leave Los Angeles
as follows.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16


Der reidffeu 8auerntodter im Bsrdtes.
9abuer Qanb.
Die 2iebenben a9teten taum bieIer
Wcrte. Sepp aber fraste ii1 BEL biefer
uuerDartsten Reutsteit iebr brbentli9
binter ben Obren.
Die Bersrieien Ieudieien in 3auberis
i@er graGt. 5ranjti breiiete bic Nrme
aus, ais pplte lie bic ganas @eIt nut.
-arnleu; bann o5er umfdlone fe uisber
ben braueu, treuen 5Iori uu6 REF:
-SsIrsott, ME Is hei' @eIt 70 Ih6nIA
Gm aneern Gage tnisfe bas fehlid
es,lelbete Srautpoar anba9tsuou in Rem
1dOaen, nn5en Balfdbr,stir1Isiu unb
5tnGte aus freubiS bsuesten SerSen
Oant unb Sreis Der uunSertbdtiqen
$oimmsIsmuttsr, bar Iiebea Srau Don
6nntsrwes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16
0fhnrHM.


Mdbrif9sS frau. SIN Dem fiirIt.
LID SaIm'i6eu Siebeue,i ba6t bsi 8pI.
nif6,Sfrau erfOIste in SoIse i9lasen.
bar Wetter cine @rptofou; 3 9ereIeuts
b!iebeu iofOrt tobt, mebrere anbere MIR.
ben uerpunbet. Son bielen RnS i6on
eini9e ibren 8unben erIseen.
Yras. Seit eiuiasn Easen wurSs
t;er Der in Der GtuugoGe auf ser Rlein.
iei!e uebnen6e @aitpiri6 @en,el 8etran
uermiBt; ieSt wurbe bic 2ei6e unter benz
RanaI9itter IN berielbsu Safe aefunnen.
Der Rolijei setans es, ben W5rber in
Der Berion bss cbenIaIisen Yd1ters be1
Yetran'i6en S6autwirtbi6aft, Anton
6lbItttd, 3l ermiitteln, usIher mad ici
hem 9eitdnbniB ben Betron er6rofelr
uno bereutt uno baun bic 2eide in rem
SonaI geworfen BAT.
ct Y6Iten. 4uf Rem Geimusse
pon ieinem Sdwnssr in Qmba6 lift bsi
8irtbidoftsbeliser Soisf Rauineer aus
Inter: Gatersborf ermcrbet porctn.
Il. Sn Der Roblensru6e Der Staatss
balm Del aniua bot zine @rplpfon unh
III JoIee befen elm 8ran6 itattgeFunben,
pobei 40 Qrbeiter %perbrannten ober ere
i1idten, 30 Grbeiter wurosu gerettet.
5dswstI
Gnrgau. Die @elneinoe Rappers.
ppl wirb cine WaferIeitung erbnuen
Die 9emcin6e bot bo:u 10, 600 6r. be
uiaigt unb 6obritant @ueslbert Bebin
10000 5r. seibsnft. Der 8slf pirf
bur3 Steuern aufsebra5t.
S9wp3. Der in BfdFftou nieber.
9eIahene Resser SrdnbIer unb feline
frau, bic Iestsre aus @OBau bsi 3iri6.
ermoroeteH i5re Rd9barin, bic 8iitIrt
Brai9Isr, aus Ra9e, neil lie in einem
Bro3eB sesen fe se;eust bate. ats biz
BoIiSei bic Berboftuns u~ornebmen no te.
De5rte fid bic Srau NIT einem Wefer,
sr nit ben 6dultsn, unb babel wur6er
lie pou einem 5unbe unteriiiSt, Der 6i.
RoIi;iiten biB, 70 bag bisic ni9ts ous.
fonntsu. SdIisBli9 uurten FL
bod biusfsit semndt, Der Mann abst
baIb uiebsr euiIafeu, Sa bic fran bic
Chat aaein besansen gu baben f9sint.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16
ans bfr EkesHsfah

Qeimersbeim. Der iuesen uebers
falls auf ben Sntel feinsr gran gu l
Sabr 9sfdnsniB perurtbeiIte 6ran5
S9Uab pom bier bat ii9 Der Serbhsuns
isinsr Strafe 6ur9 bic 5tutt mad Auuef
rita eut;oaeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16

an i1re Gtppen.
Oa, eben belt fie cine ro:be ReIte II
Der s. no, feI ibr Bid piPber auf BIZ
l1ntsnitsbenben, es bui5 iudte lie pos.
lid, 10 baB ibr bic ReIte In Der Sant
bIieb, unb nit lem aus,ufs: ,S.B, b6s
IS Der 6Ioli, elite He, 70 itneq ne es usr.
mc6te, bic Ereppe binab IND bin III cen
Don Iusit uno 9Offuuus s,fiGtsu Bur:
f9eu.
p5lori, " iagte ite nit beuester Stimme,
feart (uorises 5abr) am beuntin Gag bon
/ Dir 9 srfte Rasert sebn. On bait es
in 95reu sbaIten uuo bait es Der liebeu
Srau pom &unterpes s'opfert. Oaiir
gi6 / Dir ias h5s bd. Rmm'3 - uno
mimi mi nit, beun / 9b6r Dir nit 9sib
uno 9ebn."
Gle mari f5 an Slor,'s Sruf, Der
lie, rom Slide p6aig b:tdubt, ar fd
prsEte. an ieiren bergen Ri6eu erz
fannie fie i'm Diebsr.
DIR bant / h5s @Iid. bas i's uie6er
siIu tlsl. me b 8It 10 i96 is"
fiaste iie.
IS rpcr ca bran f6uIb on Dein' I'M
sIlf, j." entsssnste GIOri, ybsun ias fonfi
alss wihsn It mars, her"
Der WaIerItsfft riB jest ben Burden
10 beftig an Der Scope, bag er in isinsm
@eitdn6nide innebaIten muBts.
6rdn,ei a6er fnese in beIterifer 2dune:
IS poaB ia eb Iae5." l1nb 5Icri's
Brief aus benz Wtsber uehmenb, feste
He f5eImii1 Id9sInb bin:u: uSsst, uisi
Iiabsr @udnfaed2"
Die aIte uGeIin Isste wie iesuenb bic
6dnbe ibsr bas gIldli5e Paar unS
iagte:
n@ott fei NIT emf - uub haB g IS
wisr's, / BON fiir's Srau3ei q ausitener
siamipart, baB iis f. mefIen fam nit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16
Yin untuerfaImttteL.

NtSM yanearat wirb auf's Oorf gum
III. Ssi. ptt5sr tEant seporben, aernfen
Msh;,s. aSt slet9 cine tii9tige SlafGe
e. fatrer: vanuerf9dmt! Wie fSnnen
So% ~. m; elne Ar3nei brinseu, mo sic
my. pusfsr. mo- mir febItI"
n eenoar1t: .gu, nh, tbun g nur net
isrin Daroen ; i'd bin Ia nod sur WiiI,
BE Ms assien Do seb' i9 baIt na9berb Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16
GiIakaeftrEnset,.

StraBburs. @ur burd einen Sus
fal warbe bic neue 6ir9e. bic pdbrenb
oss Bom5arbEm.nts i'm Sabre 1870 in
5Iammen aafgiu9 unb ieitbem in l66ne.
rer @sit1It' aus Der Ni9e erftanbeu 1T,
Dor abermaliser Seriiorun9 bur6 5seuer
bepabrt. SIN SeIIerraum berIelben mar,
pabrenb Der euanseIii9e SdngIinssucr:
Elm istn 32idbrt9es Sabrssfeit fetsrte uub
iber 1900 8ericnen in Der Stride ma.
ren, 5euer entitanben, psIdes idon cine
betrd3tIide Insbebnung erIaaet bate,
aIs man es bsmertte unb nod re6t,eilie
Ioidts.
WartoIsbeim. Ourd einen oe.
uaItisen in BEN Stauungsn bes Siirser.
msiit,rs @aItsr auseebro6enen Brant
uuroen in tur3sr Git l3 @ebaube einse.
di6ert. Der 8rnnOftiftune perbddtie
unrbe bic Wasb bes Birsermeiftsrs per:
haftet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16

@e.ufaot a. S.. Eran .6ouber.
WoIf IN Minden bat Der Gtabt fur ben
9eiibau zines SpitaIs loo, 600 O. unS
fir 9erfenuns pom Bart unb @artens
aula9en Guf hem 2olen so. 600 R. aes
identt. Der Stolen lou mad benz ron
pm. 9aubsr entuorfeneu 8tdn in cine
ObitbanmanIaSe umgeuanoeIt werSen
uno omar iino 3und6it 80 9damert ,ur
Sweti4eRtuItur beltimmt.
Wartteabsxs.
Roffinsen. Der e~siShriee Sna.
fer 5lurer pom bier f~eiertc nit ieinsr 82s
idprtgen 6roa bas Ssit Der biamantensn
0o5jeit. 8on ibren IL R;nbern fnb 4
loon frIber ~seiiorben, 6 Isb.n IN Vines
rita uno u cine Sr9ter 1T mod bier.
Die ielbff wiebsr IL RfnSer nn6 mebrere
9ntel bat. Ser &0nis IieB benz SSubeIs
Paar elm 9si5ent itsrrsi5en.
Obernbein1. SIN 6auIe bes &oIist
Dsoier brad in Der Ra1t elm 8ranb aus,
Der fi@ nit FOLDER S5neuiateit perorel.
tete, baB er in tur3er !9eit Die 6duIer
neS Nsmuno Mantbe, Srana Mantbe ir.
unb SCblunes Mautbe eindi5erte. Nur
init Nehbs tonnte has SduI6auS aerettet
peroeu. Die Sewobner Der abasbranus
ten 9dnier touRten taum i5r 0eben IN
Siderheit brin9en. .llusmeifelbaFt Iieat
Branoftiftuns Dol. Der S9aben III
bebeutenb.
Heutliusen. Su elmer Ra6t
brad bier an ;wei psrf9iebenen Steaen
5euer aus. Wd6reno bei benz einen mn,
elm oItes 9interbaus unb etniee Sieaen
elm Raub Der 6Iammen wurSen, fanb Bel
Dem Sweitsn cine game Tamilie pom 6
Serionen ibren Sob in ben Slammen.
Der Tuhrmunn Beng bate ii6 Al Ianas
NIT Der &ettnne i%ei1er 9fer6e beiddfiiat
unb 3utiid ms 9aus eiIenb, um feline
TamiIie in Siderbsit gu bringen, tonnts
Ct bofeIbe ni6t mebr perIafen. @r.
feline 6rau uEb 4 &inber non eli
Sabreit. ffaiben ben @rftGuuqstob. Die
lbrigen O i'm 5aufe wpbncrben sauiIisu
tonnten ii9 3eitis reiten.
BeAEx.
Gttttngeu. Sier wur6e Elm
Suri3e Don % Sabren uerbaftet. bsiIer
ucheberidaft bejisIi9 Der 8rdnbe in
Der Stabt @ttltnsen bereits fenfteben
fol-. Sin ben S6~aosnfeuern i'm amts.
be,irf ioa berieI5e uidt ~betbeiIiat ieiu
auf sIei9en 8er6a9t e,foIete IN SsIebiu
gen bsi Sretten bic 0er9afiuna bss
S6uBmaber8 9eors rlbl, ben. bic borti,
gen, felt einiseu Sabreu 70 bdufasr |
Sranbiftftunsen sur 2aft seIset werbsn.
llnsIifsfaue. Sn Rafatt brad be,
7sidbrise S6rsiucrme;iter 9arten5timn
our6 eiueu Stur, pon Der Better bae
BET 9fafenueiler erfror bi,
asaibe 96BIer, au &ei&ens
'a9 BEL 2dbr sertetb MtIb. 1r6nbIe I'M.
er feinen i9werbelabsuen SoIsfdIittcn
purbe set0btst, in Der Sudsrfabrif
eerietb Der Zimmerman
cbee. &ipplinger Don Oberbaulen in
inc Eransmiifion uub prrbe 3erfeSt, In
SrsIbenbsrs bel @ertbeim fsI benz
anbr. Waier elm Stein auf bte
robe Sebe; ct bsa5tete bic erItttcue
,laetiduns ridt. ftarb aber einige Gage
arauf am Starrtrampf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-16
En$fmbura.

2uremburs. Am Absnbe bes 4.
Geiember tameu n Babnbofe ca. I50
Berlonen an, peIbe aus Nmeiita suriid
tebrten, onwo iie ibr Yeben ni9t meb,
our95ubriuseu wu6ten. Daruutsr be.
Ianbsn f5 1870 StoIisuer, II S6wei,er
unh 6 2ursNburser.
RhmeIinsen. Am Ra4mataae
bes 5. Se3br. ruuroe ber 5ub,tne6t Be.
rens g., Sebieuftetsr bes linterne5mers
SabIer, IN elmer Der &imeIinger Sod:
6feus9 sieuf9aft suseb6risen CRUDE Don
stnem @agSonet, ben er gum Steben
brinssu poIte, iiberfabrsu unb erIitt
oerartiee 9erIeSunaen, baB er 10 Rinus
ten irdfer ben 9eift aufse5.
= sSn Oeslins baben bic Nisneu ieIs
ten felBiser einsetrasen ais bieies Sabr.
GIN 8ienenyldier pirb nanabsft, peI9er
90 9entuer 9oui9 erutete. An3 bas
Stolen bat jeinen alien &uf treu be-
rDdb.t. Sober Setter ausIaot bra6te
usnieifens fem WaIter surl6. AIs
Ausnabmefau uerbifnt erwdbnt Bu wers
ben, bag Elm &obfeIb, bas NIT uiei
Sefer Rorn beidet worosu mar, a@t
Ralter ais Srnte Iisferte. W~abrhaftis
ea thrift bas MoTt su: vRobeu BAT soI:
beueH Boben.~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
The Canvass.
The canvass.
Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC)

ROOMS STATE DEMOCRATIC |
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA, August &c, 1885.
The canvassers at large for the Demo-
cratic party in the pending canvass are
as follows;
John Nelly, John 7. GOolrick, of the
First district.
l.. d. Starke, r. C. Marshall, of the
Second district.
James N. Dunlop, W. K. Aylett, r.
f. Beirne, of the Third district.
p. W. Mckinney, W. T. Atkins, DR..
NJ. Q. Holt, Of the Fourth district.
A. A. Phlegar, John Staples, of the
Fifth district.
Waller r. Staples. John E. Penn, of
the Sixth district.
Holmes Conrad, r. I. Barton, S. S.
Turner, John T. Harris, DR.. S. H..
Mofett, Of the Seventh district.
r. Taylor Scott, George A. Mush-
bach, c. E. Stuart, of the Eighth district.
Abram Fulkerson. S. II. Newberry,
R. R. Henry, James A. Walker, John
A. Buchanan, of the Ninth district.
S. +. Coleman, W. NJ. Cabell, of the
Tenth district.
The Virginia Democratic members OF
Congress.
Attention is asked to many new an
nouncements Of public speaking in the
usual column.
The Dispatch and State are requested
to publish all appointments and an
nouncements, and the local papers such
as pertain to their localities.
JoHN 5. BARBOUR, Chairman.
". ". Scott, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Personal.

Carl Schurz is writing his " Life OF
Henry Clay" at Elberon, as a contin-
uation Of the American Statesman
Series. lie is said to be continually
solicited to reenter journalism, both by
German and American newspaper pro-
prietors. but declines all such invita-
tons for the present.
Ella volpi. the Italian artist, is
painting for the Queen Of Italy a beau
tiful fan, which is described as a mar
vel ofelaborate finish. It's painted on
kid leather and represents the Queen
surrounded by the Graces and other
allegorical figures, with the genius of
Italy in the act of browning her.
Occasionally there must have been
trouble even in Daniel Webster's home.
Late "reminiscences reveal the fact that
it was not an uncommon thing for him
to take his son aside and observe
FLETCHER, my son. let us 60 to Frank
lin tomorrow. Well have good
time and leave the old lady at home"
Mr.. Doyle, the sculptor, who is at
work on statue OF the late United
States Senator b. III. Hill, for the city
of Atlanta, has found a defect in the
marble Of the pedestal. and he is to cut
a new one. Says the Savannah NeUs
The marble from which the figure is
being hewn is perfect. The pedestal is
large and of ornate design, and it is
serious setback to find at the time Of
its completion that it must be cut all
over again. The figure is Of heroic
size. The Senator is standing erect
with cloak gracefully draping over
his left arm. The likeness is said to
be fine.
London Truth thus relates q little
story Of a popular queen of song: AT
Schwalbach Nine. Christine Nilsson is
the chief attraction. A few days ago
a concert was given by some wander
ing Tyrelese minstrels in a little al
fresco restaurant in the woods there.
Nilsson was present, and listened for a
time with exemplary patience to the
usual excruciating noises, but suddenly
she disappeared, and presently from the
heart Of the greenery arose, to the
amazement Of the Tyrolese and the de-
light of the Schwalbachians, that voice
that has given so much pleasure to
thousands, even when they had to pay
a guinea for the privilege of hearing it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Diss atasned New Kent and Charles
City Republicans.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
There was meeting Of the Repub-
licans Of New Kent a few days ago, at
which a committee was appointed to
wait on Mr.. William II. Brisby and
ask him to allow himself to become a
candidate for the House Of Delegates,
and requesting him to do so. Mr..
Brisby refused, and said he did not
want his name used. The committee
also wanted to get his views in regard
to new convention. He refused also
to give any views on this point, but
showed letter he received on the 18th
from Charles City county asking him
to come out. lie said he had been ap-
pointed two years ago to wait on the
white Republican Readjusters and to
state to them that we, the cOlored peO-
pie, would take sides with them Tor the
House of Delegates, and vote with them
always if they would give us chance
once in every ten years. Whilst we are
$40 majority over all the whites in these
two counties, we have been refused this
recognition. When William P. Morgan
(white) was put up in convention, and
William II. Brisby (colored), Morgan
said he could not vote for Brisby, as he
was a negro, and still both claim to be
Republicans and candidates. This looks
like as though colored MAJ is never
to have any office that is worth five dol
lars, il makes no difference what his
qualifications may be. Yet we have to
do all the voting to put these white Re-
publicans in office. We think we ought
to have show once in every ten years.
We think it is no more than fair and
right. A new convention is expected.
j. b. ROBINSON,
ROBERT RICHARDSON,
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM 7. j.,
RICHARD WETHERs.
WILLIAM b. WILKINSON,
JOHN MINER,
A. n. WILLIAMS,
NAT. BANKS,
j. X. ALLEN,
Committee.