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New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

TUESDAY. NAY %.
Iiy ScDu 4 uU@rs.
Assignee sal lot 25N o.. s2--Vt - ana sloIN nu z
h, 81 Jou 40 Broad Nay, 3 40 10 II u o o''u ST.
BY.J,tuts =. Nclis
foreclosure s2le / crane referee po OF ahu A-"4i
HILLSIDE ave 2i5 81 rom Na-'eaFc'
Ig Iuirctlia q fH0iNhGrSS
Nos 90. and 90 Sd-avc. T. :. e.. II or 1HtA ST.
Ia Nuiian hcuH,UH 4 t0 .
Executors sale. lois 5I9JI4 oAcA SIS est fs' -'o
Al " OF Grand Boulevard
ro,cc,nsrrc Olu. referee lot l6GXlON5 ana i
sioiy dwelling so 20 aSt ia ST. : ~ OF Manson
ave- ot -o19O Icg x 300 ant similar iol 40
last G7ti.,t lg" II e. OF jth-ave.
Bu Peter ! AcVcr.
puc oc on saie pot % aui c0xlon5 and story honse
CLINTON flai and 80 "a est l'h-Ht s. s., II " "i
rtb av,. ot xIC. and ~torv dwelling. % ~ 'st
IN II fl v 7tll-etc i lois lH-x' '' tacI ana
sfor. FIAT, Sos loo I'D Last Nst cor ~ -aN -
ot xluu.j and siwl'ai building No IoS Last "a
st o o above lot 1IA16 40 ~ ttl ave 8 ''| II :
of59G II lois l7vg3 elCh an1 3stOry dNeluFs Nos
09g and lO5l leNiDston-vr Il OF .Hst 80 Io's -'A
1,,nea~G Nest IA .th-st 500 IT " %. llth-aVe
Bv kichurd !. Hrr"eH d 90.
Foreclosure sale Henry Itieee 0t TX Vu3 aI =
sor, owe ing &c last o-dst SIS 70 IL " o. NaisOn
ID. - ora storv
dwelling 40 ,, West 4olsI-~t ~ II OF shave , = o.
Isrfl.r sale IL Anderson, B., cree lot I."A 'N !" =
uu J-story bu0lns so lJ3 Broadway = ~ IL Il O
pn'c sn Ion sale 10, - C--7 and 4,ory Duialng, No
s1e xl.vc spf sO' slh st-.G lots tore h,r ID ~,
lauo - 5NIuO s2avo bio front bet q ID anu q stS
no. of Iaud Y Last Hilh - IN' II Ct
.dave u.ol "a 900, Last 'JtA-sl 4VO II
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
REAL ESTATE.
p1rs1Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Somucl Stern reported on the floor OF the
e. Estate Exchange Saturday the purchase oJ hin
ON beha OF the Friendship Club OF plot OF iots' ioo
feet by O2 and inches on the corner
Pa,k.ave and Seventy -second-st. for $4,000 Inc
.,h Of which Mt director. intends 10 erret
Handsome building this site at cost OF S-oo,ov11
Plans from different architects will shorty nr Ca
nes Win rs on saturday the sale Of no $50 West Thirty
siIhs 22 10y 100 feet three story Th Slvc
resdcncc for Mrs Lowell, for Sl4ooo lnr, 81 hv
sold for John Mack No. 4a7 Nest Thirty our.f f -
100 feet a three-story highsto"p hroh hou7S ~ d.,
600; for Edmund c. siedman the lon'' no.
Fy-fourthsi. foursory. higi-stSop ," ss
house for S3s25 The frp has bought ior Sasan
DoyinR plot At sixtyninth-st ana ~, tr s6G 600
Ing suiheas corner and hve Io'' a., io soy,c
bpyer for S7l 900 and makes up the whole block All Is
10 be improved without delay ,u ,o,,r W.,
pe.ay and Thursday. Unmproved property nton ,hs e
fairy good prices The total OF auction safes TOT Tue
week is as follows:
Nv; 3 'qs"s @ Mse MsSN s'fRSS
SrStiyn Ssw,1iS1h.... sSSsoS 45,soS $500 $500 1850
the brokers Gales fallen off In Consequence Of the
SO $50 Tor the previous week The sales Included
fu lot cores adjoining on me n"r'n ie , ~
Tiyhly.sccond st near Nnih for S22OOo p'o'o
rTenn1 on One-hundrcdand-se d-severternih.-t. between
Tf,h ami SIKH aves. tor Sl23oo 10 e.. r for
10000 fou,-story dwelling. No 45l "sst foz last
sistnst FOR % slmsr nras.,orv weDgs.
Ms 5lG and $50 West One-hundred- ana
Sl65OO each; two lots on one
st. r ,econne Road for 50 900 cach inu '
,o-x % hrawSsone fiat, No. 437 East Eighty -eis""
for $4,000. ..- ~ e.,rrdsv WAS We'll attended
ond couslrrabe property was offered ih-I va va"
%,r fu,nroyrd downtown property FOR
cost about $4,000 or 500 vacant po" T1n,I
1on se.f m Forty-uinth bet ween ElGhth Nhi Nlhn
sye. WAS ofrre. for $4,000; thrce-stoS hnuSe ~
I,,rv s.rond st west OF Nintl-ave, lr c--V"V' wv
trencb nls % hy 100 feet. for Saoooo ehc' or
viii ba e1changcd for business property an 'o.'ae ~
AZ highlands y. j., with seven rooms ana o"H ro"'"'
ard me ,ua one half rent for the season
There were a go offered the call by the owner Win
ti cnmusion to buyers broker 100 lots ID the I"eh
t~f urh N ard abOnt Onc-huad ed-and clghtlel-sl aV
$50 each: also Nos. los and 10 East hirhy'hin'h,
double flats, Tor 5000; also No' az 10 ~
- ~ nve-ttory uoupe ms
,"r 600 @ ,ch; also Nos 232 10 23O Chrrry.st'
fcur.forv factory stable. for $4,000 The tendency
~ n,Snels 20 on their property on the LNchhhSe
wit ian commission TO the buyers broker Is new ue-
pdrture -, s... -. a 4. NOW with Tho Gov.
ernor autDOrlzing the Park Department 10 prepare +"
map maps. showing sIch chHh-e III lh' stt't'
and ave ue. the lines aud era les OF streets an"
avenues may be decned proper 10 make Ill bat sec
.i,n o The Iwrnty-thrd Mari wncn bounded on 'he
south y One.hundrcd and niry-egh'h-s oh tne n"tn
hy 81 N.ry's-sL. on The west by 81 Ann'saVe ana OF
H. easl hv fir nltvdve. IL Is anticipated th't ie' u
iher improvements Will add 10 the activity OI Fe"i cs
tate tl... dIsttlcI
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
Ccttnres ano Aleetinqs.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

Tho exercises with the twenty seventh annual
Commencement OF the Law school OF OUn1is College VIII
take place tho denny of Music. In this city, on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 26. at O'Clock m.
The degree OF Bachelor ~ Laws will be conferred upon
AWARDED
Addr sses will he delivered before the class by Prof.
THEODORE W. DWIGHT, Warden OF the Law school. and
the Hon DANIEL H. CHAMBERLAIN.
FA. r. BARNARD. Ill. D..
President Cmunbia College
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
Coun:rn ;Jropcrln for Sale aus Go Get
NOR SALEor 10 RENTAL Lebanon. y

NOR SALEor 10 KENI.-At Lebanon. \. H.;
L tho III RoN >PEINg 'U-E ald sr.roas al al
~ me or .e net an 'n' , co,an an ''1 M i
IL calya lei pipes kite en. iarn.iy and stab
hoc en- rlu Srl wt.cr hi I5i r, T. ,u01 as
d'cua lCi-'u Mt To- applicant Io I'll a eX
de nj &C. a- chiir.u situated .e r,cn noun
rains VIII hne view Inns ac well ap,cd for summer
rpc FOR tyo r 'rec fi.- OF germ rcoent 10
Z, .Iu ncr hoalcer. anOH mile irm pe stnt village
OF anol holr, og rl ron 80 ton nncs ~ Ion 10 n.i a
woodland. Ais farm n'a-e an ioe WIN "a,rI nom
re- SonfT Ad.rc,s T. p Eli orr * 90. 10 central
v hrf boston. Nass..orA IL .rLEFItLp. Ieo'non y H.
EOR SALE.-At Richmond Hi. +. fl teen
siyfs his ,'ace ever, wav 'icsn ANA leanhy ~
i-arce wa'er otks no,,.osc'' 'e.r-I'r1 .oi.o' moor
Ia,af ,rlprovcae ents FIELDER. 30 LlDcity-st.
FOM ic.., on tie emi-e'
LNOR SALE E.-POUrNkEEPSlE y. Y.-lhe
ic re id-nco Of B. p 'alpcner ine"n >Fnare sub
,or p"a' about l~' aee . i'Sin 81 4, 's @ a
Norih Ham. j,n at, f5uslktensie.
rNOR SALE.-A house with sixteen rooms,
1s Gnde G & G1 ve nn Sg a i %s HON De-
and post Office ANA "4e Eour ana Hiic7i MiYs Nv car l
DOR SALE or TO RENT.-At Great Neck.
ii Two beautiful residences situated 81 Manbs.sct
do3 ay . % 1% a5 pFlGaT' g4S Neos ,"fu
NEONrCLAIR REAL ESrArE.-Fuliy fur
VI ni,lcd resideuces let ,orthe summer variety
rf'O RENT OR FOR SALE.
At hastings. ON TIE HUDSON.
mile south depot Broadway, House 10 roops hoi and
"'ui''' T NJ REQUA, 2i state st. New York.
VEROY. \. Y.-To rent for Term OF three
years from SeDtomher next large 3story ana base,
he o. 1roy w4ri, and scan he servsn now on
lhr premises are competent ana sIcY h'gst nav hS neen
address C. y LOCKWOOD Troy. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
WEDNESDAY. NAY 26.
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n D. IT >FnUiuH,
,orec,osure e1e p l. Nuay referee, lots o. ana
stor, dwellings, est 7-thst. l7j IT W of lOthave
In /. 81. q j. fhuitDS
To-,clon sale Baucrior; referee lots 2jxlo22 ca
Il tast -Jth ST. l7j fl Oi J;'-aye
Bg 4. H. N0i',f 4 Spa
r~o,osrr sale = j. Wlrlcs r~-o,ec lot 21x991l West
lsyth ST. 90 fl " OF lth-ave
Ju.i05Hcs :. Wells
Pubic auction sale 81 pots OF and on webster valentine
T,.i,out sIla y NauctrJIi aVcs ,Hth and 10Th sts
Rg huh1f0 >. Gy"'H 90.
t-,ecr-or s.ie lot l-xlnO5 ana istO dwelling, No 90
"A est 55th-si. 5Z5 II " Of ? I'll ave .
Iuhc auction "a e. lot lOx 0o.5 and 3story dweling "a
5fa-t ..d->t l3S II . ot ieNlnrtOr-aNe i'i -9A
1o0 auc stOIS uullding. so asl lo+ I'-st -
4, nt i've 0 2UN 4Ot each and story u4s = es
I4.thst 90 II Of luth-ave OF ltox'J ana sloiy
Cwe!ne 80 Last li@th-- u.s. - . IL ooi 4ot-"Ne.
Ia Joh5, /. T. NHgth.
Partition MuIlay. referee lot q 100 and 4sioy
Cv...nr. - last tn = ~ y " of Mains nave
Ynllc au ton a'e lot l-gz' and 4stcr' Gwelhns Ma
I44 ta. s...-st 1888 Il o. Lexington ave lois ~
eu, 5.sfory hats. N,- and IS 3d-t
90 II W Of 81 lots 2IN lOo5 ana 5-sory DMdlnFs
hos {l- 10 > Iasi jHth-st -5' II 81 ii ave Ots
t21sgII, West li7th-s 100 fl " oi Grand boulevard
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
Che Gurt.

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-Jeromc Park
~ May p. 27. % and 81 jane q 3. = and :.
Races promptly Decora Day p other days 30.
J. H. COSIER. ~ec'y A BELMONT PIes't
RRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY. THIS WEEK.
r ROBINSON. President.
JAMES MCGOWAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
LAKE HOUS Sc,
eLea Sum@lT HOTEL.
EAURHI. HOUSE,.

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KAATrksKIlI FALLS CAT~kILL MOUNTAINS.
OPIN FROM MAY TO o. cToBhh -
eyery For ci cuar terms g. address
J. l.. >CHUTff, IrOprctor. Cat XII y y.
.NUMNER UOMES.'-A handsome Illus
- rated PAM hieL giving liz o. l.5OO summer homes
along tha Nen York Ontario ant tle
foothills of the the mourtains OF Central New
or, and tho val u the Ieawafe, Sn5luchanus anu
ChenanpO IuVeis with rates OF BOARD III" ance lioh te
attractions &C, !urhshei ifee upon @ppcaon 10
D%EWI oEK; 2o7 sCJ. 0ii. 1893 Broadway. 737 9Th
hf00AIYN: SJs $50 Fulton-st. Court S.. 2l7 Al
antc-ava BfooAivn Annex ce. l'7 Broad way. Williams
ourg; 2IO Mannaitsn.Ave. GrecnpDnt A. ETgest.
t. j. 6 a DkRsON, O. T. A. 10 ana 10 EAehanSe pace
DIPONDACKS.
a ~HtRNAN HOUSE. MORIAH. Essen 60, !.
j. ovation 200 fr.i above Like Cnamp.4n NJ ma dr a
pleas rooms b1ntifu merry board Slp per we K
AIpIy q i.d In;OTnttiIn -
GLOhGE W MARSHALL PROPRIETOR.
~ KEY r ASr EEACH. S.J.
The I'm IS rcpete with every Improvement known 10 ihc
WATER From AN ARrE~IAN WELL $50 feet dccp
Pass elevator tlroush,ui -peainS Iube Sc All
crcss bLMAN X SMl II,
l.~lO Chest ut-st. Phi adc pima. or At Key last.
DLOCK ISLAND, Il. I.-Occan View Hotel
litcnn mi es AT hne bass bin" and sHof i-'lnN
hain TIE drives 5uO guests strictly hrsctss gas
bells brass and stung band. hnc music hall per
cot dru' See GE kGt HOLIDAY. onr room clerk
send mus hendb book. o. : NAKnEN. Mgr. Tourists
BaItau. IOJ Washington at. Boston Mas,
LRENCHMAN'S ISLAND. Wrichfs School
/ Of Physical Cn'urc July 10 September Instruction.
board boats fare soO. j. right. MtNcrn"n y J.
HIGHLAND HOUSE. Garrisons-on- Hudson.
i L Now open. send for circulars and parucullrs
c. +. GAKtlsON.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

AT'NDRESS.-Bv Il thoroughly competent
a. Strong young German girl IN summer hotel
OF boarding house best city references Apply at Il ID
y / T.. and III sts, urst iOOE
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
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Partition e,'c Pa rex re.rce lot ,5N9tS ann 'so
nm ,t,,~ 80 a. All sth-s 2i.s II " OF ave 4
Iuc aucuOA safe ~ acgcs cl iAc al Larry tO"u Hel="
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

IOA(UMAN and GROoM.-By young man !;
y la. nrstclas, city references just dsengaged ias
employer BE- interviewed cay or country Address
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New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

ARGYLE COTTAGES. BABY O>. !.
Nos g. o. and j o. THESE very desirable summer homes
The season tl.Spp ssJI aud 400. hand
somely furnished gas hot and cold water baths teep ones
meals served from bOtei desired
bca. eunently healthy location Situated Pic
turesquc Old park. macnt 10 the CONNEXIONS Ko L.
HOTEL aud It's attrgc X r. depot fiTe Island
Steamboat and he ig" churchs and stores line drives
fishing and loang Cottages
Plans al once of CHARLES BRl fF. ~ecy ana Ir,as
Long I.aud Imp Co, Limited no Bro dway y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

KAAIEkSKIlL FALLS tAI-kIlls MOI MAINE
OPi y FROM MAY TO % IOBEh -
N~sf claas fsm'g hO'e brauti uly located ahc hfNlh
every moden yrovenent For ci cular terms suues
80 [ -I.II1r / rlpI. ctOr. cat -klIl. y y
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
TTTsDAY. WAY %.

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Tg kfnr. MG'igi4 4 Whtt.
Tulc sale plot VI land t5xI 10 On >kaau-s COZ
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
THURSDAY. NAY 27.

7. = WIT7VII0
Foreclosure sale mars referee los 'ach ana
star, inn dngs Nos .lUy ana 2.ill MadisoD'aVe. es
D. ~ IL fl II OF l5Zdst
IN LOtUs irSifr q 90.
Executors SAFE bt ute an I'M rest III Piers No D. H. 70
and y East River y iar'e7 ddJO lulHS
W UJOha /. EDyd
To,ecosue sac Lev. referee, IOis 2'1I-- oach on
Aver Il cor OF l-lstst .o, :.
SINAI It, Hamersev To'ore" pot of land 4'Xi9 II,
Nns6 and 81 " shin, giOn-s, cor Of Barrow ST.
Ey tchntd l"iUfUd 20
Foreclosure sale Auerba" h. referee 10, 2,1loo ana
=, = tse % 5d-st. l25 II W or Thompson 81
- to sale lease 25N 595 and story bul clngs
an place, iarcavst. l55 n
Of Church ST. ground $500 each Der aIDu taxes etc
SATURDAY. MAY 20.
Pu richard Y U0rticrf q 70.
,o.ure sale ID Waden referee. plot o. land l57IlcOx
I3ix.sJ.ss I14th-st. bet Crane and Anthony aVes
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
Nrw.Nonk. sAtnrtav. NAY 90. lesG.

NopuhAc auctions Of real estate were hed AZ '''
,rc Auction Room to-day
M ,otl .m,y,t realized q, the FxchaDre and Auction
Ioo,n from l. Die auction sale OF cy IeM estate lO' eDe
weeA tn.Au- with saturday. May -. N's ~o''''''
Ll>l OF AlCiION-.
rr tc week ending Wit S4turlav. Nav % the foi,
,tiuc 50 are announced ue Lcd al the ENclanse ana
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

by his luminous statement in other
columns, the working Caucasian ele-
ment repel the allegations of the Trt-
bune. Multitudes OF white working
men have had the most satisfactory
business relations with the the Dem
ocratic candidate for Mayor, and he
has always shown the most earnest
disposition to foster and fittingly re-
ward white labor. AS to his relations
as a citizen OF Los Angeles they re-
dound to his honor in a most signal
manner, as is shown in his card and
as the HERALD had previously pointed
out. With perhaps two exceptions,
Mr.. Workman has done more to de-
yelop the city of Los Angeles than
any other man in its limits. lie has
created valuations which will 60 on
increasing forever, and which have
already lessened the burden OF taxa
ton for the average citizen, and which
will sensibly lessen it year by year.
The next Mayor has himself ans
wered these conditions most convinc-
ingly, and the voter will have no diff
ficulty in making up his mind that
w. II. Workman is the man for the
hour and the place.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

the singular shamelessness of the
matter, the Chairman OF the Republi-
can County Central Committee. Then
followed the energetic action OF Mr..
Hellman, the Chairman of the DEM
ocratic County Central Committee,
in the interest of fair play, and the
dispatching OF deputy assessors under
the law to register voters. The con-
summation of this crime against
free suffrage ensued when County
Clerk Dunsmoor, after having prom
Used Hon. S. Nj. White, Hon. r. f.
Del Vale and Major w. r. Burke,
to register 1914 lawful Democratic
voters, deliberately left them off the
list. In other words, we are con-
fronted by the spectacle of Republl-
can County Clerk deliberately ar
ranging to facilitate the voting OF the
members of his own party, while re-
pulsing equally qualified voters, the
Great Register meanwhile being
locked up in the Office of an unscru-
pulous Republican newspaper,
guarded jealously against Democratic
inspection. No such a scheme of
chicane directed against the right of
the citizen has ever been disclosed
since the Louisiana fraud of 1876.
This is one of the chapters in a
Congressional contest which will de-
termine whether we are living under
free institutions or no in California,
in this year OF grace 1886.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

THE Democratic nominees for Coun-
Gil in the Second ward are men OF
notable strength. That noble old
municipal Roman, M. Teed, heads
the list. All old time Angelehos re-
member Teed, and they are not for
getful that he made, in the old days,
a staunch, reliable and responsible
City Father. No suspicion of job
berry attached to his skirts in the old
days, nor will they in the days to
come, when he resumes his station
in the hall in which he did such good
service before. AS to his colleague,
NJ. T. Collins, the HERALD takes
great pleasure in endorsing his thor
ough worth and capability. The city
could not possibly secure better or
more unselfish servitor than "Mike"
Collins. A business man without
blemish, and "rustler" from base,
his election and calling are sure-not
surer, however, than will be his val
liable and intelligent services to his
fellow citizens.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

The Democratic City Central Com
mittee has very happily made good the
declination OF Walter d. Stephenson,
ESQ.,, on the Board of Education, by
the nomination of Mr.. E. G.. Bosby-
shell. This gentleman is one OF our
most enlightened and progressive
citizens. He has invested mint of
money in Los Angeles real estate, he
is gentleman thoroughly conversant
with the latest educational develop
ments, and it would be hard to find
his superior in any respect for this
important trust.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

THE Democratic candidate for
Mayor, Hon. VIM. H. Workman, in
another column, meets the conun-
drums of the Tribune in a singularly
happy fashion. He does not attempt
to deny the fact that he has OCCASION
ally employed Cinnamon in his vine-
yard operations, but he also estab-
fishes the other fact conclusively that
he never employed Chinese when he
could get Caucasian labor. Those
who are opposed to Chinese labor
and they comprise nearly our en-
tire population-have never shut their
eyes to the fact that the Chinese evil
cannot be eradicated in day. What
the opponent OF Chinese immigration
and Chinese labor desires is an earn
est purpose to extrude i. from our
social system as soon as possible.
There is not an anti-Chinese voter in
Los Angeles who would desire to see
the grapes of any Angelefo rot on the
vines from a deficiency of white la.
Dor. The HERALD, which has ever
been in the forefront of the agitation
against Chinese labor, has always
the fact that we
are living in a transition era,
in which the citizen who shows his
desire to replace Chinese by Caucas-
ian labor should be recognized as
meeting the requirements of the situ-
alton. Mr.. Workman has been one
Of these men. As will be perceived,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

Mr.. FRED MoRscH, the Democratic
candidate for Council in the Third
ward, is gentleman whose services
to the city, should he be elected, and
We have no doubt that he will be,
will be above all price. Mr.. Morsch
is an old timer, entirely equipped for
the post for which his fellow citizens
have chosen him, and man without
fear and without reproach. The vo-
ters OF the Third ward cannot do bet
ter than to advance him to this trust.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

A THING which should not be over
looked by the voter is the fact that the
irrigators have no representative in
the Fifth Ward. The city Democracy
have recognized this fact by nomih-
ating Mr.. John Webber for Council
man in that ward. Webber is a man
who could not be improved upon.
He understands to a nicely the inter-
ests OF the large irrigating population
of the ward, he is energetic and ca
pable, honest and as good as gold,
and will unquestionably be elected.
The Fifth Warders ought to vote for
WeDber to a man. They will hardly
do this, but they will elect him, all
the same.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
DYE WORKS.

GERMAN DYE WORKS, 1913 SOUTH MAIN
VI street-Dyeing and cleaning of blankets,
hannels and shGwls a specially. GEORGE
BOEKHOFF, Proprietor. au6 tt
DARIsIAN STEAM DY ENG AND CLEAN
l. ing Works. Dyeing and cleaning of ev-
cry description. Ladies' dresses dyed with
out ripping. Kid Gloves, Flannels, Ribbons
and Blankets made to look like new. Office:
liz South Spring street. Dye Works: Cor
ner New High and Bellevue avenue.
OF ]. VOLLET, Proprietor.
los ANGELES STEAM DYEING AND
IL Cleaning Company. Office-Corner OF
Main and Arcadia streets, opposite Wells.
Fargo Co. Dyeing and cleaniug Of every
description of ladies' and gents clothing.
Orders taken and delivered. Send postal
card. Telephone No. 227.
sep9 JAMES LARQUIER. Manager.
NITY STEAM DYING AND CLEANING
street. opposite the old place. Dyeing and
Cleaning of every kind OF ladies' and gents
Grape, shawls, silk and lace, kid
gloves and shoes, flannel and ribbons, lace
curtains, blankets, made equal to new
Black silk dresses made a specially. Dye
works Ne. So South Los Angeles st. Great
In price. au106m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
THE DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL
TICKET.
TWELVE PAGES.
The Great Point.

No voter of Los Angeles, whether
he be Democrat or Republican,
should for a moment overlook the
cardinal significance of the present
campaign. In the first place, in its
short ascendency, both in tae city
and county, the Republican misrul-
ers have been simply infamous in
their betrayal of the trustimposed on
them. Gaining power under cry OF
reirenchment and reform, both in the
city and county, they have sent up
the tax rates to unprecedented fig
ures. In the county they raised the
Democratic rate of import 2O3 per
cent, as follows For the year lSS4-S5
the total expenditures under DEM
ocratic regime foo'ed up only $36l,-
600. Under their Republican sue
cessors, however, for the fiscal year
1886, under reform Republican
administration, however, this modest
figure was raised to $73S ,000-an
advance of s372, 900, with nothing
to show for it.5 If there is anything
to show for it, why then, in the name
of all the Gods at once, let somebody
particularize the items. No man,
though he were accoutered with a
ninety million magnifying glass, OF
"double h extra power" in the felicit-
GUS Weller phraseology, can find
where this enormously increased
county income went. In the city the
result is similar in degree. In the
Democratic fiscal year 1SS4-85 our
municipal matters were conducted on
q total import upon the taxpayer of
$l95, ,2S2. When it came to the Re-
publican retrenchment and reform
government, however, for the year
1886, the sum OF $295,176 was re-
quired, with absolutely nothing to
show for the additional s99,S94. No
man, whether he be Democrat or Re-
publican, can possibly be deaf
to the significance OF facts like
these. Men who attained office
under pretences of retrenchment
and reform, and } who yet "fall
down" in such an infamous manner,
orght to be cashiered and dismiss ed
to private life. The voter, whether
Republican or Democrat, will feel
like throwing in the tail with the
hide. Having contributed to a Demo.
cratic victory in the county, he will
feel like supplementing the good work
by thoroughly remodeling the city
government from .turret to founda-
ton stone.