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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-06
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Nuauit Sed'S Srauerct, 8arriicnz9aue,


erireut if pie in Der g8ofe, 10 aud Sogtuz
tooSs Nss regen 8eiubes BON 6qmilten ana
Osp T etaOt. WtsIs "fieH' cab fs eort tets
CUTE llnterbaltung fin0en. geGann...~' 'S''''
iett Sr. & arl @ebre, ais semaubter
0te9iieur uno 9arfeuer betauut, bic Sorz
itellungen aui Der Renuer'i6eu Slhue. llu-
ter ieintt Stegie iteben M 0 "a ii ben @afen
Elm bunloriitli9er gIadmittu9 uHb abeuO be-
Dor, 2te Sorfellun9 be9inrtt um llbr. Gs
iperStH Ole swsiattige YcFie pum @tternadt"
nnb baS 2uifiptei. otds sal3 ber g6e," ein
3peiatter, geSeben. auberoemfs perIdie.
bene @eiangs uno Concentrations sylumnnern
auf benz Rrogramme. Der @iutritt TT fret.
Die NQlle il QeifmQfpnl heforirt-
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R Moutas, ben 8. Sebrnar, 9ibt
Ser in bieF9eu 9reiJeu uugenletu beliebte
@eian9oereiu n6roaiinn" in Der p@ IL
corbia ieiuen eieSidhtigen qrCBen WaS.
fenball, bel peIaem fir bic belaa Diastea
nambaite 8reiie Sur SertheiLnng gelangea
meroeu. Siide uuo Seller i!ao berudbrtsn
SGnben anpertruut Die 9RGstenb6ae hes
yTrobEnnSn sdbiteu hon ieher ,u ben beiGts
teiten unb geluueenGsn Der Saiion. uuS bic
&idtigfeit nieier GshauptuHs Dtro id aud
oisies Qtal wisSsr peruAsesleH,
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Staats Gonpent Oct Galifornier
9lnti=S SbttteieasYartet.

San SOle, Gal., 5. 6ebruar. = Der
erfle StaatS Gonpent Der 9lntiz @bineIenz
Bartei frat beute bier 3uianlmen. @lrfa 100
&ertreter oer 9lnti. Gbineienzgigas uno arz
beiterpereine tparen anweieno. Die Stiulz
muna untsr BEN 9ele9aten 1T eutiateoen gez
gen @euaIhhaten ober 9robungen, baeegen
niro bas y8o1cotten" als oas bette atittel
sum @rreiden oes angeitrebten 3medes be-
iiirnortet. 9abinsebenbe &eiolutionen uur.
ben Qnsenommeu, iomie etu gei9luB, wel=
der ben @onsreB aufiorbert, ben Yurlinz
on,ne Tertrua Ill mtberrufeu.
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Grmproun9 eines Yoitmeijfers.

Suren, Nrf., 3. SSebruar. Sn
arbloe, @ranforo= @ountp, lit Der Saufmanu
unb Yoitmeiiter S. gulbot I'M Sdlafe BON
i.inem gdmaser Sim gosueu ernlorOst
perben. Der R0rber, Der ftd sur 2lusfiib=
1uug Der 9bat elmer 2lrt beoent bate, 1T ur=
ter 3uriidlaiiuns berielben uno anoerer Spu-
rem in ras gebiet Der @boctaps Snoianer 9e=
iohen.
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Niinf Weaid,e., a. sooe perbrau,t

81 ic@regor, Sa., 5. Sebruar. - Die
brei Meilen BON bier 9elegene Bobaun9 oes
6armers albert GOolep brannte in uergan.
gener gtadt nieber, unb Die aanSe aus
Wunn, 8rau, Smei Snaben unb etuem Mdo.
den beitebenbe 6auilie fauO ibren SOB III
Den 6lammeu. Gins Der Siuoer mar iraut,
nnb Die @ltern batten ben sr0BteH Gbeil Der
giudt madeno Sugebraft. 0a8 6euer brad
9e9en Wtorsen aus, uudoem iid Die gltern
5ur 9tube beaeben batten. 9aS 0aus mar
Elm Observation-Disclosures uub aus Saunftim~
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selbfmoro aus Nurd)t Dor Waifer:
Sdteft.

gtem 9ort, 5. 6ebruar. - Sor etua
ied)s 0tonateu puree Wm. S. 6,ggius, Der
bamals in Der @irtbidaft uno 9feftauratton
bon Sbomas guitace, Nr. 1875, sSater.Str.,
beId)afti9t mar, Don einem SHnoe in ben
2lrm sebiiisn. Die @unhe mar ;iemltd)
ifmer, beilte aber 5u. Sor GINGER 3ett
'ette Sis9ns es fid) in ben &opf, er peroe
gSalerIheu befommen. Ser betrehenoe
9nno mnrbe ertrduft, bod perifttpano bei
9tg9lns Die Seiiirdtuug Iidt, uuo er muroe
melard|oliid. am Dttttipof) beiud)te er
ietne Sdlmciter, peld)e an 6. Strabe pobnt,
uno ileB TN @eiprG1 NIT ibr bic gemers
tung lallen: pGs bari 9ir nid)t uuliauen,
penn On aNf einnal pernimH,it, bah id5 tobt
let." @eitsrn abeno iaB Sissius nit mebrsz
rem aueereu Mdnnsru i'm @eiprdd, beariffsu
in gtr. l25, sSater, Ctr, am Diem. B(Gt.
lid erbob er iid unb sing. obne elm gSort su
iaaen. auf ote StraBe hinaus @leit, barauf
fielen raid aufeinaneer orei Sdiiie, uno als
bic 2eute hinauS eiften. fanbeu fe, oas 6iaz
gins iid, ourd 3tuei Sduiie in bic Brut uno
in ben Sinterfopf t0otlid oerlest bate. Der
Mann tpar boio eiue peihe.
Beriude tin 0las 1uiebarnt'iden Vor.
0>k nA nSkk "A u>f.
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SSn Scr ;, Wed, attits' sane"

nebmen Senntas bic beIitbten yliterariten"
uno anberen Sonntu9Ss sSOtree'n ibren rsgel,
maBigen Sort9ung. Sie iinO ipesieQ fir ote
9iit9lieber bes oaIgemeineu arbeitersSrauz
fensllnteritiieungs Sereins" unb oes ,We9aa
MICS Clubs" beltimnt, uno ibre 2eituua 1T
erfabrenen SGnben anoertraut. Der @intritt
1T irei.
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Sds S61ahfttrnfrr.

ct. Gonis, 5. 6ebruar.-9as Gdu6e
TURNER 3tpiiten .@feinis unb 3utertort
pnree heHte fort9elett, unb Die 5Weite in
ct. 9cuiS geipielte Yartie enoete nit einem
Siese bes 9ru. Steinie. gta9 Dem 50.
3uge CAB 3ufertOrt bic Gur.te oerloreu.
2a8 nQdllfe Spiel iin6et am OlontQae itatt.
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Ser ssottantn.Qa,taI,

8ouama, s, 6sbruar.-Die franiOFlds
@ommilfOn 1T. init elmer uorldufigeu Sns
petition Der Nrbeiten anr Banamafanal, TO-
rpie nit gorbereituuseu fir ben Gmpfans
oes 9rn. De Qefeps beiddftigt. 9eeterer
spirS am la. 6ebruar bier erwartet.
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setuen ltnsernoea gtnvuk ouI SI,

eetuen Itnosraosa gtnHuB puI 81, ans,sriH,.
men atbmunssOrsan, Ssrbnnft er Den tptrfTamNta
befanatea SruItnttteIa. Is ftnb DteIes baupt.
id6Itt Der Soats Osr poreboaaOp pftanIs, dsemtia
perbunben nit abteS BaITan,ea o6er Balm on
@tIeaO. Ws6sn bteien entbdIt TT faaf tuetters DO.
taniid)e @Iemente, DeIte bic gstrtiag.tett be.
oeuteuS oerItareea.
siefentaen, peI6e Sales eomes Of Sore,
buuuO nuo Ear eebraud)eH, 0erfitbern, ba6 er tn
aucn saHen tpunSsrbar betIsno pirgt, no Die
atbmunssorsans onassrifFen itnO, uno eaB fstas
gStrfune eins aassmeta rafds lit. gr entbda
SurtGus Ritts, Dos benz Rogsn nattbeilts feiu
tonnte, bat etnsn daberfs aRssneb bmen o. eid,uaa
uub pirO gu encm Breiie Osr'auit, pelber IS I,lta
0enisuisen NIT 6eIdran,teu RiteIn srm0slibt, bsI.
fen DObItbotsn tbettbafss su Usrs,n.
Gta Sniten iqan in paffenber 2Bsils oils Ger 8ot.
Iduier Der SbDiuautt sner Rraut5eit, fir bersn Gbs
psubuua SaIe's Ssass OF Sorebouas aas sas
cas bette glitteI tft, bssetdnet tuerben. DssbaIs
Outs man aud tstns Rinute Oeriauran, etslss
ftd,ere SpeetEeaRs siasuasbmea.
&iuoera TIT er, Haan fe BON Grons ober Geudss
bnftsn beinGsn pafSen, 0urd isiui HaOfrHcsa
SiecnsdaItsa issr OienEtd.
&setfs: as, so Gents unb 81 bic 6taEsa; Ste
sr0b,sn biz btItsfsn.
Sx aasn apothefeu Ia oerfaR5sa.
6. N. Grtttent ~,
uueint9er GiscutbEmaE,
Nctn49orf.
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9ie .ReII,s IotnterQo q 6

BS 3 ie n6eu's Botnter2 8 E
Nr. 90, YstbtaS Sitter" be9ebt
Wonta g, ben 8. fsbruar, ihr fiiniidhnges
gSirteu nit einem Sale in Sd)legel'S % r
d trionz . 6alle," auf uel9em aue
Srbensgeuofeu bohmiItommen ilno. Die
6eG's Y0inter Oeriteben es, ibre @dite beiteas
al untRrhnlten
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Set Setraioes t,no Siftualtens
Wfarft.

Gbicugo, 5. Sebruar. - Tiebl fta
wQiseu le6baft uno idloB + iibsr Oeu geftris
gen SaQesraten- 6ebr. 79s, ,Vfar3 8Ot, Wtai
$50. 0tuis ieIt unO idlOB etpns boher -
San. 365, Nidrj SGT, Mtui 40t. 9afer 29l.
Go9seu So. @erfte so. 8lad8iaomen lib.
Sdlmeinefleii9 5000. Shmali $6.l5.
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Guropatid)e &abelbertdbte.
Stsmar6's ppIntIdbe GpIittf uno pte 9euts
Sc1su In Seitreidl.


gSien, 5. Sebruar. - Die Wiitglieoer
bes vSeitrei6tf)z zDeuti6en Clubs" Sroben,
iid bon benz ygfatiouals@ Club" lossuia9en,
neil 0etterer obne giniuilligung bes Grlteren
cine 9enfidriit on ben Siiriten Vtsnlard
anfsste, ipelde beiien polniide Bolitif btulgt.
Die artifel Der afiociation bebinaeu, oaaB
fetner BON beiben Clubs politiife WtaBna9s
men obne @inpillisung bes anDeren ergret=
fen bart. Der ugationals Club" bat leet be-
ltloffen, Die erpdhnte 0enfI6rift nld]t ao@
;uidifen. Die polniIte Srage lit bnrd) Die
GrflGrungen oes Siirften Sismard IN oen
SOroersruno seoranst ucroen uno fptro aus
9emein beipro6en.
Der 6aiier uno Die Saiierin BON Settretd)
eripieieu ben polnii6en @1iten auf benz titrjz
liden Soibaue bic ausseiu6tefte SDftdtelt.
Die YoIen beabiifiisen, ben beporftebenoe zen
BAL als 9elesenheit 81 elmer Demonltratton
81 benuben.
9srefdbaatu'S 8smaIoe.
gSien, 5. Sebruar. - Der Siinitler Ses
rei6aaiu bat ben gSiener 3eituH9en elnea
Brief eeidrieben, in tpeldem er erflart, er
freue iid iiber bic SerDffentlidung Der i'm
&eifstase seiteuten Sraaen. Gr tonne be-
meiien. baB bic Bolisei elrlel Srtef III odrs
ben babe, aus tueldem beruorsehe, oaB bod
aefteIlte Yeljouen in gSien Die S6ietptdste
tpelde 9ttriol iiber ieine Silber i6iitteteu
su Der Sbat auifadelten. Das S4reiber
entbiiIe oiele beifle Gbatia9en uno mar
babe oeriudt, safielbe sll uerheiuliden.
Rarft uno S5rSe.
9ioerpool, 3. 6ebr., 1890 Wtitta9s
9aumnolle: MttteliorteS Sberldnber 4 15l l6
Ditto. NeipzSrleanS 5 1y16.-9ie Serfauf,
betrusen 5000 Sallen, SpefulatiOn unb ans
1000, 3ufubr 10000.
gonboH, ). 6ebruar. - Ser. Staaten
Sbli9atiouen: 4-prps. 1853, Ditto. 4i=pro;
114&. aftien: a.sg.z8. 375, 90. ,. lit
grie 25a, 30. 824, N.=D. Central 1Os, Ba.
Central 56t, S1s. Central l44 ,Reabiug los
Gan.=4acific Cos, Iterican 26, ct. Bau
Common 954.
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pikr's Babnweb- -Trspfrn .inst i%siiSa Sina. IA
6uhneraugen.

gBarum pirb traeno SemnHo gu
5Gbaeroueea g d bmerBen leioer, fpehR InaH
etne EIoIde -@erman Corn RemoOet- TIA
fderes unb tsinen S6merb bereitenesS Vsiltd ststn
hdbnerauarn urb FrohheuieR - bdoer tann' IN
apotbetsn une Del SGIbbdrelsTn laI - cents,
Depot: 9tr, lis, 6ultouIEGeei H'D,
(EaDi-I) %
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user frantiit, finbet aenua Nathaebet. aber

User trantilt, finbet seuus 5atb9ebet, aber
nidt immer bic beiten. @s 1T cine beiliame
&egel, nur ,u iolden arsueien 3u sreifen, bic
iid Surd lausjabrisen @eriud oils aes Ser
trauens tpiiroig ermieisn babsn. pier tauu
bic @rfabrmns ant erer sou arobem Jtueen
ieiu, uno Eaulsnoe babeE eriabren, oab
Npsr,s @berrp. Electoral bic bette ariuei fir
ben 9Iiea If. bic es stsbt. 29,32&w6)
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Srduoe.

Solsenoe Serlnfte burd grdnoe muroeu
sefern tele9rapbiid semeloet: Die 9aoen Der
Ntrmeu Z. 6othld,ilo, q. 9. WcPberion,
Mulane & Comp. unb 90. 8oienthal &
SDbne Su 9reenpille, S.-G., $4,000; in
Der @bemifalieniubrif Der 20. q. 8etbereu-
Comp" Su philadelphia, $4,000; Merrif &
Comp. 9 SufnageIiabrif unb 1ifep & Sobu's
Stlelfabrtt 81 6auiton, Seauer, @ouutp, 8a.,
$4,000; bas 9ebauoe Der Star= gottlingz
Comp" in Montsomerp, Ila., 900 Is.
g. Sorton eritidte in Dem @ebanOe); bas
uSiusue Speruhau8" uno bas yBooiter.
9ouie in Sepmour, Conn.,, $4,000; 8i6bero
& Sroofe's Dtiihle su Bridgeport, nabe gtor=
ristopn, Ba., $l2 900; e,n oem 6ru. @baS.
q. .Niner eebOrises groBes s3ieseliteinsebduoe
in &1lfesbarre, Ya., $50, 900.
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Beriude ein Olas 1ufebarnt idsn Vor.
tiers! 81 iener Sabresseit gibt es teiu
nabrbafteres, eejilmperes 0etrauf.
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The German Correspondent
{pAlLY, WEEKLY AND suNDAyl.
FREDERICK RAINE, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
rorrer Raltmore St. and Post Once Ave.,

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18

with instruments that register every
thing important concerning the atmos-
phere. Three times each day, from all
these stations, reports are telegraphed
to Washington, where is the central of.
fee. Now, then, this is the way that
"Old Probabilities" makes up his fam
GUS predictions. As these various re-
ports are received, he with map before
him, draws q red line connecting all
those points which have the lowest at
mospheric depression. The area within
this red line is called ''storm center,
about which we hear SO much. And
the wise old man knows that from all
points outside this circle the wind will
rush in toward lis center. because slow
pressure means less air, and on the
principle that nature abhors a vacuum,
the air outside rushes in to fill the void.
Nearest the storm center, the wind
blows hardest. So this storm. center
moves over the country, and the ever
watching and reporting telegraph faith
fully records its progress, and knowing
all about the moisture, the temperature,
the cloudiness, velocity of the wind, etc I,
"0ld Prob" can very accurately tell
when and where it will rain. Some
times there are several storm centers
Sin session" at the same time in differ.
ent parts of the country, and, of course,
this makes it very lively for the winds,
and also for the weather bureau at
Washington Then, one good thing
about it is, that tie signal service has
arranged for the constant and prompt
reporting of it's predictions. Il American
ANALYST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
Notice Of Intention.


Notice is hereby given that 1t is the inten-
tion of the Council OF the City Of Los An
geles to establish the grade OF Hope street,
from Sixth street to point 10000 feet north
erly, as follows:
At the intersection of Sixth street the
grade shall be as now established, on the
northeast corner 13 90 feet above the datum
plane and ON the northwest corner IA. 90 feet
above the datum plane.
At a point 10000 ieet north of the north
line of Sixth street the grade shall be on the
east side li.00 feet above the datum plane,
and on the west side Is. 0 feet above the da-
tum plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to file their objections, If 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 November 18th, A.
ID. 1856.
w. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council Of the City of Los An
geles
Los Angeles, November 18th, 1886
nOv10'l0t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
Notice Of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that 1t is the inten
ton of the Council of the city of Los An
geles to establish the grade of Washing
ton street from Main street to Figueroa
street, as follows:
At the intersection of Main street the
grade shall be as now established $500 feet
below the datum plane; at the interse ction
of Hill street the grade shall be 4i.00 feet oe-
low the datum plane; at the intersection of
Charity street the grade shall be a.. 90 feet
below the datum plane; at a point 800 feet
west OF west line OF Charity street the grade
shall be 1000 feet below the datum plane: at
the intersection of Figueroa street the grade
shall be as now is Alps feet below the da-
tum plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to file their objec ions, 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 Lo.
Angeles at its meeting of November 10th, A
ID. 1886.
w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council of the city of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles, November 18th, 1886.
noyl8-10t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
A Tip onsstockings.

Walking down Sixth avenue the Other
day a Herald reporter met well-knowr
comic opera actress who was standing IL
front of shop window, looking at an
elaborate display of fancy hosiery fol
wo men.
"Pretty, are they not?" suggested the
reporter, glancing at the crazy-quilt
effect that the bright colors produced.
'sIndeed they are, but effective in the
window only" replied the footlight
fairy.
"Why so?"
'sBecause they are not properly de-
signed for stage wear. Although the
designs are odd and the colors blended
very preitily, they would not light up
well at all behind the footlights.
81 fail to understand why"
s'There is no part of an actress ward.
robe that she should give as much atten-
tion and study to as her stockings.
There are certain rules about dressing
the legs that must be followed to secure
a good effect. Now, in fancy stockings
the lower part should be dark and the
upper part light. That gives the effect
of smallness at the ankle and plumpness
ut the calf. Reverse the position of the
colors and the leg will look as straight
and ungraceful as stick. Then il the
dark shade does not go all around the
lower part it should be at the back and
not in front, for in that case it gives the
ankle fat look. The hosiery that is
figured with an imitation boot ceming
up to the swell of the calf gives leg
the best appearance.
"Now every actress with any expert
ence knows all this, and would not wear
stockings figured in any other way. !
knew a song and dance artist once who,
though she had beautifully shaped legs,
did not know how to dress them and
was Laughing stock among the audi.
ence on account of their skinniness.
They called her 'Pipestems. Good
stockings are more effective than pad.
ding even. If You will look over these
in the window you will see that the ar
rangement of colors is wrong in nearly
all of them for stage use, and of course
they are too fanciful to wear in private
life. The artist who designed them was
evidently very clever fellow, but did
not know enough about the little secrets
of stage costuming to make stockings for
us. Its very handsome line of goods,
but unless / am greatly mistaken the
merchant will find them a dead loss.
No actress has any use for them except
to admire them in the window. This
is a little tip about stage secrets that the
outside world knows nothing of, bat
every chorus girl is perfectly well aware
Of the truth.
"Good-by, / must hurry to rehear.
SAL" there was the futter of fur.
trimmed wrap and q vanishing lady
New York Herald.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18

SAN FRANCISCO, November H. Wheat =
Strong. shipping, s1.3sA91.40 per GENITAL.
Barley-Fiim. Feed, 81. t5(G1. .071a; Brewing,
Glib.
Corn-Quiet. California, large, yellow
s1C5(Gsl. 10 per GENITAL; small yellow, sL059
S1.10; white, ST. 109S1.15.
CHICAGO, November IL -Corn-Stronger
and higher. Cash 36 December, 361a; Jan
uary, SO 1916; May, il3s.
Wheat-Lower. Cash, nominal; Decem-
Der, 1873; May. s0ss'
Barley-Quiet. $40 per bushel.
361a, May 4lss.
LIVERPOOL, November 17.-Wheat-Firm.
Fair demand. Red Western Spring, 6s Sd
@6s 1od per Genital; Red Western Winter, IS
9dg6s lid.
steady: November and december. As Id.
firm: January. As 4d, steady; new mixed
Western As 41ad per Genital.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
HEALTH RESORT
Mountain View House,

CEPULvEDA, CAL.-EIGHT MILES BY
- Southern Pacific Railway. Train
leaves Los Angeles at 1890 p. NJ. Every
good hunting house at foothills. One mile
northeast from station. Free carriages will
leave Hollenbeck Block, Los Angeles. on
Saturday of each week at4P. NJ. orders
may be left with Mrs. Hammond. Hollen-
beck Block, or address W. M. BURTT, Los
Angeles, Cal.
Terms very reasonable. o22n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
Hsw They Tell when IL is Going
to Rain.

What is known as the Signal Service
Bureau hes, in this country, grown TO be
Of 80 much importance, that it is inter-
esting to have at least general knowl.
edge Of its workings. 1t is one Of the
notable things Of this day and age. A
very large probably three
qnarters-of the predictions Of the
weather bureau prove to be correct.
Scattered all over this country, at ad-
yaptaeeous points. an equitable distan-
ees. like the ancient cities of refuge,
there are about $50 signal ftstions.
Eaoh Of these stations is fully rigged
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FOR SALE BY
Oliver. Walker & GOOdenOw,
1O1 North Main Street, Temple Block.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.


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nuckIen,s Arnica saive

The best salvs In the world for cuts. bruis-
ter, chapped hands, chiIblains, corns and
all skin eruptions. and positively cures
piles, or opsy required 1t 's guaranteed
70 give perfect satisfaction, Jr money re-
funded. Price, 25 cents per box. For sale
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
New York money Market.

Quiet at 3 to Z, closing IN per cent asked.
Prime Paper. 400 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Dull and unsettled.
Actual rates, $4s1; for sixty-day bills
$3.50 for demand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
The New York stock Market

NEW YORK, November 17.-Three per cent
Government bonds. 1909; four per cents.
l1634 four and half per cents, 10Y; Den
yer & Rio Grande, 1921; Kansas q Texas,
l6ls4; Chicago & Northwestern, l1919; New
York Central, 1885; Oregon Navigation,
1923; Transcontinental. 1877; oregon I'm
provement, 1877; Pacific Mail Steamship,
l54A; Panama Railway, 9S; Texas & Pa
States Express, 161; Wells, Fargo Cos
Express, lbs; Western Union Telegraph,
IFS; Central Pacific, 1471a.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
NOTICE.

The LOS ANGELES CITY WATER Co
will strictly enforce the following rule: The
O'Clock A. n. aud and O'Clock r. n. For
violation Of the above regulation the water
VIII be shut OF and . dne Of two dollars will
be chsxned before water viii BE- turned on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
FINANCE and TRADE.

Government bonds and Railway
shares.
NEW YORK, November 17.-Government
ponds dull and steady.
Stocks were active, but the advance in
prices was checked, and the market closed
heavy at the lowest prices OF the day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
Now Has Faith.

had been troubled all winter with cold
and pain in the chest and got no relief from
remedies recommended by Druggists and
Physicians. At the same time | was adver-
tising DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup.
had little faith, but thought to try II as a
last resort, now believe even more than
they tell me OF its curative qualities, From
the News, Elizabethtown, Ky.]. Sample
bottle cents at G f. Heinzeman's.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
The Grain Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 7.--Crocker,
zoe; Peerless, ,40c Ophir. S.75; Savage, ,s7.371a
Hale & Norcross, $3.50; Peer, SOC.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
Los Angeles Wholesale Meat
Market.

Corrected for the HERALD by 8. Maier, 40
North Spring street.
The following are the prices for whole car
casses:
BEEF-First grade. .6lc per pound second
sraie, &c; third grade, sc.
MUTrCN--5c per po Ind for Ewes and &c
for Wethers.
LAMB Spring, Sc.
VEAL-From Z to sc per pound.
HOGs-On foot, hard, sc TO S1a per pound;
iressed, &c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
Pork.

CHICAGO, November 17.-Pork-Easy and
about steady. Cash and Dscember SO 45,
January $l0.02]9.
Closing-Higher Cash and December
SO az
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18

REV. H. B. ERRELL, of Pavilion, n. Y.
says of Gilmores Aromatic Wine: al be
lieye IL to be most desirable remedy to be
placed in every family" For sale by II. ID.
Godfrey, Eadeau Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
Mining STOCKS.

NEW YORK, November II. Petroleum.
Firm. United closed 745ac per gallon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
Notice to Contractors.

DIDs FOR GRADING ON STEVENSON
ID avenue, according to profles in office
of City Surveyor of Los Angeles city, are
requested. Said contract will be let in
whole or in three parts, divided as follows:
First-From Los Angeles river to east
line of Boyle avenue.
second-From east line of Boyle avenue
to west line of Euclid avenue.
Third-From west line of Euclid avenue
to the east boundary of Los Angeles city.
II W. MILLS,
On behalf of himself and other property
owners. nl| ot