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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17

An ordinance to amend an ordinance
entitled an ordinance OF the Mayor
and Council Of the City Of Los An
gsles for the protection Of life and
property from fire and explosion and
regulating the erection of buildings
approved September oath, A. d.
1888.
The Mayor and Council Of tho City Of
Los Angeles do ordsin as follows:
SEcrIoN l. That that clause of Sec
tion oil an ordinance entitled an ordin.
ance Of the Mayor and Council of the
City of Los Angeles for the protection
Of life and property from fire and ex-
plosion and regulating the erection of
buildings, approved September Gath, A.
ID. 1883, which describes the boundaries
OF District No. Of the general fire
limits Of the City of Los Angeles be aud
the same 10 hereby revised and amended
so as to read as fellows;
Commencing at the intersection Of the
middle line of Alameda and upper Main
streets running thence. southerly along
tho middle line Of Alameda street to
its intersection with middle line
Of keqaena street produced
thence along middle line Of
Requena street westerly to point 80
feet eastcrly from east line Of Whining
ton street, thence along line parallel 70
the west line of Wilmington street
southerly 10 the middle line or Iacksou
ssreeti thence along the middle line Of
jackson street westerly to the middle
lineof Wilmington street; thence along
the middle line Of Wilmington street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17

Former residents of Texas will meet
at Y. NJ. @. A. Hall tonight, to form Z
State organization.
Confidence Engine Company will meet
tonight at tbs Council chamber to
transact important business.
The ladies Of All Saints Mission gave
dinner on the 18th that was . great
success financially and every other good
way.
Willie McGraf, little lad Of East
Los Adgelss, broke one Of his arms yes
terdsy In attempting to jump on street
car.
Martin Aguierre has recovered two
stolen horses and returned them to their
owner in Venturs county. The thieves
hsve not yet shown mp.
Thirteen Of the leading druggists Of
the city we're arrested yesterday ON
a charge Of selling spirituous liquors
without license. Their cases viii be
called at i day agreed apon.
1t will be seen by notice in an
other column that Soathern California
Lodge No. 27s. F.&A. NJ; will have
work in the first degree this evening, at
their hall In Mcdonald Block. Sojourn-
ing brethren are cordially invited.
II this thing continues there will be
nothing of note in Los Angeles to point
out to tourists except the court house
and the river. Billy Manning departed
Monday and now comes the dire an
nouncement of the Councilman Albert
Browns resignation of office and Of his
settlement at Oakland.
Yesterday morning about s o'clock an
alarm Of fire was sounded from the Park
hose company's house. Il was found
that the roof of the Spring freet school
house had caught FIRE from an outside
ssovepipe. The fire was put out by the
use OF buckets by members OF the school
before II had gained any headway.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17

Z. W. DuIeher. NJ. D.. Allegheny, N,
Y, came with SigleFs last Pnllmar
party.
=. W. Thompson. travelling agent fol
the Rock Island Route, viii arrive from
the north to-day.
h. B. Wilkins. general freight and
passenger agent Of the California South
ern, Is in town.
Joe Mccall, General Agent Erie Rail
way Co., arrived in town Monday and
went to San Diego to-day.
+. W. Van vranken, depot ticket
agent s. P. R. R.. went north yester
day. accompanied by his wife.
DR.. h. c. Scott, one Of the most prom
inent physicians Of Cleveland, Ohio, wa
among the sigler excursionists. =
@. J. Cowan, Of the Union Pacific
looks the picture of health in his new
quarters under the 81. Elmo Hotel.
VIM. Bedsil, general agent of the l.
s. h M. s. n. R., With headquarters In
San Francisco, is visiting Los Angeles.
B. L, MoClain, Travelling Agent Obi
cago and Alton Ry.. formerly located
here, arrived from Kansas City yester.
day.
Garmore y. Dodge, Iowa, one ol
Iows's capitalists, with his wife. was one
Of the happy number making up Sigler's
last Pullman party.
w. D. sanborn, general agent Of the
c., B. a Q. r. R.. arrived Sunday on
his way to San Francisco from the East
he goes north to-day.
Hon. Mr.. Pohler. ex.Member Of Con
grsss from the Second Congressiona
district OF Minnesota, is visiting hil
brother-in-iaw ] Frankenfield, Council.
man from the Fifth ward. Mr.. Poble,
is a highly intelligens gentleman. VII,
seems to appreciate all the peculiar ad
vantages Of Southern California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17
e. =: :: Piles !: e: :: :,

FIsTULA, FIssURE, RECTAL ULCERS,
cured without Cutting, Ligattng, Burning on
Swallowing Medicine, by DR.. A. W. BRINK
ERHoFF's New, Sure and Painless System
~ More than 10000 operations and not
shun the old. painful cAHBoLIc treatment
lit Is dangerousi
Rectal Dfseases-sympton
Bleeding and protrus1on at stool tell you
plainly that you have the piles or true Aem-
orrhoids. Cure guaranteed.
Bleeding and severe pain at stool, and a
severe path with or without bleeding, with
sore. small lump atmouth Of rectum, with
out protrusion, tell yot that you have Fis-
A discharge OF matter from q small open
ing. or from small openings, having hard
pipe arouni opening. tell you that you have
fistula. Never allow the knife or Hgature
Constipation, slow, hard stool, want Of en-
pulsive power In rectum, frequent attacks OF
or constant diarrhna discharges Of mucus,
like white Of egg, OF blood and matter; itch-
Ing, aching and burning in rectrm after
stool bearing down feeling, lame back, ef-
fected kidneys, Liver, stomach, heart, numb
limbs, hurnfng soles of feet, duh pain in
Ct sasns sna ~o%S q
bladder and urinary trouble, pain in the alb.
domen, hips aud feet; cough and so-called
coNsuMfTIoS; nervous prostratton, dyspep-
sia, breaking down of the whole system
ssliow complexion; distressed and wrinkled
countenanoe; no desire to labor; energy
gone; tired Of life; Brights disease of the
kidneys; blood poison; bloating Of abdomen
and stomach, Inflammation and soreness OF
bowels, weak limbs; pale, haggard look;
one or more Of these symptoms tell you
plasnly-Rectal Ulcer. No use to swallow
medicine or travel for health, for neither
will cure you. Whole families die with this
when Ii no such thing. CuRR auARAs-
rKED II TAKEN In TINE. The diseases we
treat and guarantee 10 cure destroy thous-
ands annually, very often the cause not be-
lng suspected. ~ we Know wns' We ,s ses.
Come aud Judge for yourselves. Charges
reasonable. Consultation and examination
free.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17
FOR EXCHANGE! !!


rl s.,t. :. e.
change only;
u... - .,. x..
aouses ana Lots Ia Eas. Los angeles s,, i0f
eoa sh ses,d Gece iesn oa business properly "hi
/ -, -.
ior unimprovea ianos IN OF near eity'
$50 Acres near Verdueo for city property.
2o7 Acres In Santa Ana Valley. adapted to
| fruits and alfalfa, In Artesian Belt. Tor Los
Angeles city property.
| Business property In Girard, Ill, for good
| properly IN Los Angeles.
Several town lots In sedalia. NO.. Tor city
| property.
Two-story Brick House in southern part of
the city, for residence near business cen
| ter.
800 Acres in stearns CO.. MINI, for Los An
| geles Co. property.
80 Lots in Jefferson Addition TO Chicago; /;
also lands IN Highland Park.
A sne Lot nasr Wal,s. ana Doth a.rast.
| Chicago.
A ans Io, In rrvino p.rt and a I'm Smith
| Addition TO Chicago, nj.
| A ane House and Iot in Granville. III.
a. oa
| T,striorf PS AAo' ''' f'oto''S - ~
n - as.as - pou,. u.,.s.. ...
IN mai, a;ty y" eosie "e's"'s i"' s''o pioP'i'y
uo,sa s,aa ma a,o-. uo,.. a., r..
Los Angeles for Tulare CO. lands.
20 Acres at Ontario, highly improved, for
city property,
rs beautiful Lots In one of the most beauti.
iul towns IN Colorado 70 exchange for
ar1,' nnir ralJ1 rsm "a ~ -. - Anseies TO- oaf-
s.roor, uor.s .nd Is,va II. ON ,,th .,,as,
for business properly or residence proper.
ty near business.
House on 10th st for unimproyed city
properly o. ci'y property % supaisiee,
- as9s ~ Pshs pa n n on ia liz
nicely.
uou.a ana r.ot in East ros xnoeiss. Ana
nro-,arfw ciasa \, oar iine. erI t-snroraS
| BtofH acr.s si IN eity Wnits A~e
A.-.s % cs,v ,ir,,t. wau ,,,c-o,,.A to,
citv nronerty "e'' -f'o'e~' -''
oo,,, un,ss ana xrnt. a,.,.r.,ot oh.r,.
tv traaf. and acres Al Psrk Station for
small piece OF land in country.
soo cra. tpnrovad f.rr In T.nn...as for
Los Angeles county property. ~
4 kxo cras a. avsv,. uarhox aoo .cxas q,
spokane Co. l6o acres In Whitman Co.
| WI.
S Acres adjoining Bismark, Dakota Terri
tory
House and Lot at Bethsny, Mo-; also 100
acres near Popular Bluffs, Butlsr Co. No.
$40 Acres Orange county. No.
varv ana nronertv In carthaea No
sa - ~. ~-s. v..,...
- rsrrI1orx' s~s ~" ~ "@sA'As'oA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17
WASHINGTON.
Garland Will Explain the
Telephone Suit.
HIS SKIRTS TO BE CLEARED
The Education Bill Discussed in
the Senate and Fitz John Por-
ter Occupies the House.


Special TO ne Herald tv The Assocfated 5rsss.l
wAsHIxeros. February le.--A'sor.
ney-(}eneral Garland to-day said to an
agent of the Associated Press shas ne
had nothing new to say concerning tne
manner in which he became Interested
in the Pan. Electric Telephone Company
or the circumstances under which the
suit st Memphis against the Bell com.
pany was isstituted by direction of the
Solicitor. G snersl last autumn. "For,"
he added, my pablished statement to
the President last October said every
thing l know about those matters and
my attitude In regard to them has not
changed in the least since then. Be-
sides this 1t now appears that an inves-
tigation covering the whole question is
to be had by the House of Representa-
tives. and am glad Of it, and hope 1t
will be thorough and complets and all
there Is OF 1t will be revealed and made
public. In advance Of this inves.
tieation, which I heartily welcoms,
I feel disinclined to 60 Into the subjsc.
in detail but I will say this, however,;
ii Is asserted by some persons that. as /
am member OF rival company to the
Bell Company, and the government nov
is prosecuting the suit against the Bell
Telephone patent, this suit may result
to my benefit or advantage and that,
too, while l am at the head of the De-
partment Of Justice, through the Solio-
itor.Q General OF which the suit Is to be
carried on, and that therefore something
should be done by me TO relieve myself
and the administration from the appar-
emily delicate situation indicated. Il
have considered this suggestion In all its
bearings, as far as | am able, and /
recognize the fact that there is much in
Il worthy of thought. have discussed
In my mind most thoroughly what /
could and ought to do, in view alone Of
this state of the case. and I have de-
10 way that win, l think. re.
csivs the appreciation Of all
people who really desire to be satisfied. |
This would bestonce consummated, bat
as the investigation by the House is now
proceeding do not think IL right for me
to do any thing or explain what intend
to do until the investigation il concluded,
as my motives 10 view Of this investigs-
tion might be misconstru ed; but, what
ever the result Of the Investigation may
be will carry ont and execute the de-
termination have reached. aad Of which
| have already spoken, and mere than
this ! hope you do not expect me to say
or indicate"
f'But. Mr.. Attorney General. will you
allow me to inquire whether this fore
shadows your resignation from the Cabi.
neti'
mo, 1t does not"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17

Mr.. W. T. Colemas. one of the pio
neers Of California, Is ct ths St. Elmo.
As the northern citrus bsltn abou
Boca and Winnemucca does not warn
up to his offer Of $500 to clothe and
care for the orange trees Of that region,
and keep up q pleasant founding hos
pital for their support, a train Of eight.
cen cars of oranges will leave Los An.
gelea tomorrow TO gladden. the sight Of
that district aud pass through the great
northere citrus belt on fast tims, run,
ming away even from express passengAi
train.. Mr. Colemans behe iiciariss eau
look At the flying train and exelsim In
anguish;
"Thou art 90 near
Ard yet 70 far"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17
THE POsTMASTERs.
They Meet in Convention
at Chicago.
THE PRESIDENT FLATrERED
1t is Intimated that an Increase
of Salary Would be Some
what Pleasing.

Special 10 the Herald bvfhe Associated Press
CHICAGO. ILL.,, February l6.-At th'
meeting Of Postmastsrs to day tho com
mittee on resolutions made the follow
ing report;
We, the Postmastsrs of the United
States OF the third ana fourth class, h
national convention assembled. hereby
resolve:
First-Thst we point with pride x
the postal system Of the United State
IS built up and extended by the success
sive administrations of the Nations
Government. until she stands to-day !
marvel Of simplicity, economy and
efficiency. transaoting the most oempli
Gated and laborious public duties with
such facility, convenience and despatch
as to command the respect and conf
dence Of the nation.
Second--That in the present recon-
mendations to Congress relative to pos-
tai sffairs we recognize Mr.. CIeveland's 3
administration a. worthy successor to
any which preceded it. In Postmaster
General Villas and Assistant Postmaster
General Stevenson we recognize earnest
and constant champions Of every valua-
BILE Improvement in the postal service
and In the condition of its employees.
That we realize the relative position
which the third and fourth class Post
masters retain to the public, and that we
earnestly recommend that each individ-
ual Postmaster constantly study public
convenience and learn In every way poa-
sible to aid the department in making
the service more efficient and Of greater
usefulness to the public.
Third-That the present operation of
the postal regulations fixing the salaries
and allowances Of the third and fourth
class Postmasters, has been found by
practical experiment to work q great
hardship to the incumbsnts Of those
offices.
Fourth-That we recognize in the
Postmasters' National Association, a.
ordered to be formed by this association,
the official representative of the third
and fourth class Postmsstsrs of tho
United States. To them We delegate
the duty Of preparing . memorial to
Congress specifying in particular the
irregularities in the present postal law
as affecting salaries and compensation,
and authorizing them to prepare and
have submitted to Congress suitable
legislation looking to relief.
The resolution was heartily applauded
and adopted.
The COMMITTEES on Money Orders REQ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17

The Fred Sckafer art sale that is in
progress every day from 10 A. NJ to s P.
NJ, was continued last evening at Ar.
mory Hall, at which some OF his finest
productions sold for much Less than
they coat him. The catalogue embraces
many Of his finest works, which took
prizes at the Meohanics' Fair at sau
Francisco. Professor Fred Schafer is a
graduate Of Dusseldorf School and ia
alfo officiating member Of the Fine Ari
Association Of San Francisco. Tho Pro-
fessor brought these picturcs to this
city at time when the market had
been glutted with cheap pictures that
have materially affected the demand for
works OF fine art. The lovers OF some
thing really meritorious will do we'll to
look IN and see what gems are being sac
riioed at this forced sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17
Receivers Notice Of sale
In the Superior Court of toe State Of OsIli !
mia. In snd for tho county Of Los
FRANK A. GIBSON, Executor of the last !,
viii of James u. Goodhue.



Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday
the 2sd day Of February, A D. 1895. at the
hour of 10 O'Clock A. M, In pursuance Of an
order to me directed, dated the 9Th day OF
February. A. d 1885. issued out of the snpe-
rior Court ot Los Angeles County. Califor
mia, will sell at public auction, tothe high,
est and best bidder for cash in u. 9. gold
eoin. ct the store formerly kept by c. l.
Fisher & Co., No. 81 North Spring street, In
Los Angeles Cit, Cal. that certain stock Of
said store, consisting of stock of Boots
Shoes. slippers. Rubber Goods etc.. and be
ing the same stock Of goods formerly com
prlsing the stock in trade Of said c. L
Fisher & Co, together with the safe and
store fixtures In said store.
An invertory of said stock can be seen al
any time before said sale at the office oi
Messrs. Silent, Wade and Fitzgerald, attor
neys at law Temple Block,
Said stock can be inspected on Saturday.
the ooh day of February. A. d. 1886. at said
store between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N
and 8 o'clock P. N.
RALPH z. MARX,
Receiver in the above entitled case,
Los Angeles, February IL. 1886. febl7id
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17

Prot Il. ?. Tilden will open his Dancing
School at Nadeau Hall, Tuesd.y eyauinS.
February 1ed, and will teach all the late
an fancy dances OF The Hast Music by
Prof. L. Loeb, Cordial invitation extended
TO all For tickets or further Information
inquire OF Prof. Loeb. Al Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

27s North MAIN Street. Los Angeies. CAL,
Next Diamond Housed

All diseases OF the respiratory organs treat
ed by the most improved medicated inhala-
tions, thus bringing the remedies into direct
contact with the diseased part. These are
tionai remedies for the liver, stomach, {,
nervous system and blood, etc. The effca-
oy of this system Of prsctice Is attested by
the fact that out of o BOO persons treated in
twelve have died, and those had treatment
only with a view OF prolonging life
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17
sasissactory Evidence.

Satisfactory Evidence.
j. W. Graham. Wholesale druggist, Of
Austin, Tex, writes: II have been
handling DR.. Vim. Halls Balsam for the
lungs for the past year and have found
it one of the most salable medicines
have ever had in my house for coughs,
colds and even consumption, always Civ
ing entire satisfac ton. Please ssnd me
another gross.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17
SHORTHAND AND FYPE-WRITING.

Prof ELIAS LoNGLEY. late Of cinoin-
natl, Ohio, practical reporter and author Of
Photographic books. gives Instruction In
these arts; also does any kind OF reporting
speeches, sermons, testimony, dispositions,
Room l6. Allen Block. "a au W ga I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17
To the Public.

1t Is very foolish OF Mr.. @. D. Platt to stir
up his late unpleasantness. The narrow es-
cape ne had about eighteen months ago
ought to satisfy him of what the people
think Of the case OF People vs.. c.. d. Plat
embezzIsmenf. Had been a witness the
verdict of the jury would have been. guilty,
instead OF four for acquittal and eight for
conviction. Now, my fat neighbor, take
this advice: Don't say q word o1 your past
liiein Los Anseles-let those two year old
life. and the people will forget and forgive.
But by no means say anything Of the past.
IL will never, never do.
Respectfully,
P. S.-Eo more Rnswers no more newspa-
per talk from yeurs humbly. fsb17.lt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17

Last Day-Last Chance-Ts-Mer-
AT II o'clock A. N. sharp, will com
mence the last days sale OF for account
Of v. beaudry, at Nadeau Hall. when l
ofier the few unsold lots In the follow
ing tracts, to.witl Mott tract, Wash
ington tract, Ocean View tract, West
hosas tract and Bellvue Terrace tract.
Many OF these lots are worth from
$500 to $1,000, bear that in mind,
l will also, by request, effer few lot,
In the Park tract. Tho Temple street
cable road runs through the tract.
NEwHALL's SoNs 4 Co..
Auctionesrs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17

Parties having horses in BEAUDRY PAS
TURE are hereby notified to remove them
Immediately, as must give possession to
purchaser in three days.
febI7-3t " BEAUDRY
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-17


| THE WEhii5~BELb ldBbb.
Deae"a@st eHa % ANSWER.
| Following were the proce1dlngs o.
Monday and Tuesday in Justice Rar
nav,s Court in the spit of Hop q yv;la
~ - nm
e''s vs. mAjof hofaee neii, ior efin
inal libel,
coIoaEE WILLS rEsrraoxY.
| Nv accupst;op IA that of n lsvv.,
Inc Witness snsn uesA''ed nus persoha
history, particularly the portion relat
ing to his services and studies as a law
ys.' ,sro
Il Arrived In Los Anee'ss IN 1910; wen
to China in 1877; owned my librar,
J while in Mississippi. where 1 collccse
,o.. ~ ~. hooLs bsd .trono ma,
shars s ,r;th svho,, n contand N
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paus,,s,;.s ss thst 7 Ma rarohssad a \.
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= nj : worJ II srrtb n tbe art;cla Il
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n.,,aJ nson asas,ar shsrn,a, ,rh;is Il,
~. h.ra Nat him once IL ,ha con :, :,
bouse and merely passed the time q
~ ~. hdt as,ad :, 1,h;.
IA nj @ nav ths srn.nsas of NV Fri,
there snd bac. and wb;Ie ,bera AZ
on;.sd 'no.t of nv i;hrarv IN M;ss;ss;nn;
srh..ora,tiv ,,rc h.sad .Iudas Rr,,n.op,s
,ors;cs $500
P,1 The NJ po,,;n< of Fsbr,srv an, ws.
aes.sd :. av;danc.
cHoHS hAA MiSAr'oN
BY Major Bell:
Col. Wells-Am about 40 years old;
served four years in the war; studied
law in Judge Hardin's office in Hume.
Allegheny county, N. y; was off
| probably five months; wounded ia Feb
ruary. 1865; was disburser OF claims or
examining officer in the War Depart
ment in Washington; stayed there until
the fall ef '6S or so. when l went to
Mississippi; graduated from the Colum-
bia Law College; went to Mississippi of
/ my own accord; settled at Holly
Springs; had przcticed In Washington
ibout i've months; had about $500
worth of books at Washington; it is
none Of your business where got the
money.
Judge Fitzgerald-This has gone too
far. Colonel, just answer his question.
Witness--Was appointed U. s. Dis
trict Attorney Of Mississippi; after
year was I.,, su"mo1eo 70 oxIoro, miss;
ssiss;.e % 81 b;s had ID haan s .nro;n.aI ,' a1
chancsIlor ana that tSs a;str'o, A =.
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