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New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
Alta cKKD BY HIS WIPE AND DAUGHTER

A family quarrel occurred early last evening
IN Brooklyn w=ich may prove 70 be a murder In
the iarge lenement-aouse No. 3ls Union-ave lives
William keenan, his wife, dangn5er and son. After
finishing his work last evening ne drank some liquor,
aud going home his wife and danxhter uperaided hm
and a quarrel followed. The dishes arranged
for the supper used rs missics.
keenan, was hit upon the mead with
heavy plafe Word gas sent sixth oub-Frecinet
and an IN uaulance calrd. 1hr man vs. removed 10
II Caihertnr's Hospital whore ~ found thAt De
mas susi ain-d a ny0und fracture of tue ska "hen
s reyvoa lie sIalsd laughter Catherine nSu Ms
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
MICHAEL J, HANNAH.

Michael J. Hannah, Superintendent of
Streets in the City Works Department Of Brooklyn. died
suddenly yesterday his home at rlsry and Lawrence
Sta He returned from his vacation SATURDAY and at
tended to his duties Monday. Paralysis caused MS
death. He was In IS34. and had employ nent IN
the City Works Department twenty years ago IN lSo
he represented the lid Assembly District OF hlnRs
County in the legislature From 1888 Til 1886 he was
clerk in tho City Hall Hoce Court
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
.coyDEyrs on rWo RAILROADS

GALVESTON, Aug. 24.-A dispatch to The
Mems from Brenhsm that the rear coach OF a
nortn-Donn passenger train the Guif Colorado and
santa Re Railroad junpea the track a. point Two
u,,,ss .h,sye Lyons yesterday and vent down ten
lrrt embaukneuf landing on Its side IL ls reported
thai one p-ryoa Mrs. Locgef. Was killed ana ABOUT
nflrea Others more OF less ihjIsed
BATTLE CREEK, Mica. Ane9 24.-rhis morning, ax
nils. we,t of here frsight IN collision With
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
7HE GEKMAN NEWSp4pyR uey

Inc National Association of German Ameri-
'0"'"a'sts And Authors met at the Metropolitan
- yesterday. The question OF mutual aid, which
De one of the purposes OF the society was
sase- special fund provided for charitable
n To-day the association VIII meet sgsin nnd
e'ehlhs VIA visit the ss4Bo rney visit the
fs,a. "A local ciub to-morrov and br enter
go H,th dinner and excursion on the Delaware
~p'..' ALey "il rtiarn To Nsw-YOrk ON saturday
"-en Tue session VIII nnally adjourn
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
PRACTISING AT CREEDMooR.

The 18th Regiment, of Brooklyn, practised
rife range shooting at Creodmoor yesterday afternoon
under command OF Major ]. Fred Alderman. one
hundred and twentythree men shot, and elEhty
i'm the secondelass practice making score OF twenty
i've points or more OF possible nfty points After
dinner ths rst-class practice was taken up, when com
,res distances Of 200 and 500 yars. and out or lAo
men who this fOrty-six qualified as MARKS
men, making the required number OF points Noliey
nrrng and sSrmish dril practsed with unusuany
good results
tfor Other out Door Sports see EighA Pdgs)
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

KEEP IT IN THE HOUsE-That it may be
promptly administered in all sudden attack. or cholers
M0rbus. Cramps, DiarrhPs Collie any Affection OF
the Bowels, for which Dr. JaTnss Clrnlnauvs B,issn
efectusl remedy At THIS OF year every
family will fnd In 1t useful aud reliable curaave :.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
DEAKKLr. rnE nIrt-nrnnrnrp rssArr

"AIEkBCRY, " Conn.,. Aug. "a DIR. &. A.
"Nu' o this eity. to-day ysiied Ltchned Jail and ex
,"'heo Robert Drakeiy. rnr Woodbury. wfc-ruarderer
~, ward Pronounced Drskely Insane, partly from here.
Lsfy causes bnt more directly FROM the of stimu
sh. Drakriy. Dr. Ward says Appeared demented and
- iofo ie nj tioes am. seemingly had no reaiizstlu
~ RAst he lad doreL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

Tho wasting Diseases u infants and children are hy -
confined insufficient supply o, food The ronhs
the food nudclOusiy seieca ant limited Dig
power Of the child II unable mi.afe ~ Men
food when prepared according the dro oess
substitute fOr mothers milk Pat haseye been produced
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
The WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDrcArGOSs-FoR 81 uoUa1
WASHINGTON. August 24.-FOr New-EDg-
land, New-York Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Delaware
and Maryland rains, followed by fair weather, eastery
winds. becoming northerly. slightly coolsr.
Thence westward. fair.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

lErBUsx OFFICE, Aug 25-i a. m.-An or-shores torn.
moving norIheastwsrdy. caused rain and high winds
the Carolina Virginia coast Yesterday. There
local ths Lower Lake region. also with
sight cool Northern Dakota aud Minnesota re-
ported heat the mercury reaching 1929 Bis
mares. Here. the barometer nearly steady with
coudness ~ the afternoon. aud q moist, heavy
The temperature ranged between go and 100.
the average G2si scins 9iso iuwer tnan the
spending day last year. ~ hlxRer than Monday.
lar partly cloudy weather. nearly stationary tenn
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

TWENTY XEy INJURED IN Az EXPLOSION.
HARVESTING, Penn, Aug. 24-Two explo-
sions Of occurred At the short Mountain Co-ry
Lykens. yesterday afternoon which burned twenty men
seriousy. James 3. Batsmsn. the foreman. was pain
fully injured. No deaths have yet occurred.
plcsons were caused by lighting lamp In tho airAolo.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
CANOE RACING Al GANoSOQUE

GANoNoQUE, Ont, Aug. 24.-Ihe canoe
races continued to-day. Yesterday afternoon and
evening rain tell. and this morning the weather was
cloudy with q good northeast wind. The nrst race,
padding, Class T. weight limited to 200 pounds mad
SIX eutres The lena (FI. F. McKendrick. of GaO
In 1885, with +. NJ Turner second. Fourteen
started the combined race three miles, sailing and
padding alternately each half mile Of the course
THIS by the Lasslc C.. Il. Vaux. OF the New
York Canoe Club IN - minutes, W. q. MckeDdriok
second. Cass b, sailing. unlimited, had 43 starters.
The Pecowsic H.. II. Barney OF tue Springfield Canoe
Clnbl 4j3s the Nesper (R- ". Gibson. OF the
MOhlcan Canoe Clu0l. second IN 47:J3 Blanche (Psul
Iurr Of Lowell Mass.. third, in 49 %. In class a,
unlimited. the Peggy Grant Edgar OF Newbnrg) won IN
Jl-O; j. l. Wheeler. OF KINGSTON, secOud III 81 minutes
The Padding race clbass three limited weight was Won
by NJ T. Johnston. OF Toronto ll55 win g. h. "likns
OF BrOcsvle. second In 1910. IAe hurry-scurry race
amusing The contestants hrst rsn foot race OF
yards hi then dove from the wharf ana swan
boats anchored IN the stream, and nn~ly
padded to tho finish. ]. l. Weller OF PeterDOro, Won,
q. b. Wilkinson second. To- morrow the Associaoor
trophy will sailed TOT II there is wind enough, II NOT
the postponed Will be padded.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
INTEREST Isl rHE cOMING POLO MATCH

NEWPORT, Aug. "a (SpeciaD. The third
Gays play in the national tennis tournament tomorrow
VIII powerful rival in public interest in the inter-
national polo match which begins the Newport Polo
Grounds afternoon. The match Is to be Dc
,w OF FIVE from the Hurlingham Club, said
the crack polo organization OF England and one
from tho Westchester Meadow Brook Club. when
holds the championship in this country The players
will be as follows: For England-Captan JOhn NalsOh
Captain Richard Lavley, Captain Hone and MI. Lamp
ton For Americs-rhomss Hitchcock, captain; W. n.
Thorne, FOxhau keene, Raymond Belmont ana W.
Rutherford The games be best two out OF three
play De continued next saturday and tue lo4o"io9
Wednesday. The prize Is a cup valued al l,OV0
The English team reached here last sunday Ilelr po-
Dies the pretty well aud nave oeen rap
idly gotten into good condition Dy practice on
the grounds OF the Westcnester club, the use
OF which the governors promptly oueVeu
them. IL Is said that the AMERICANS are
careful TO shield their play from the eyes OF the British
ers play their best game in practlce
openly and unconcernedly. The ponies OF the English
team said to be oversize but afterward an
agreement made that Neither team should take
their ponies to the measuring marx
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
TELEGRAPBIC NOTES.
: CAsF,s HEAVY sACRIFrCE.

a. l..
CHICAGO Aug PA dispatch from Racine, Wis, says that
a self et has been perfected between J. J. Case and the
creditors Fish & by which MI case SACRIFICES
e wnole of M. @2lgOOO which the supreme Court
foun 10 m his due and claim against
contracted after tho Tine when the Cont
held that his ownership began
CONVENTION OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
PRovIuRVcF H. L. Aug. @3.-Ihe fourteenth annual con
al Association OF Pre- Engineers met IN
tn ctly nus Afternoon convention called to oIdrr
b, President Woncy Of Long Branch About 100 delegates
present
No CARS II WHICH TO SHIP FREIGHT.
pyr1-al- va Anr - ihpecriThe uanufat tnrers here
ARE ia 4. r,s predlcaaent They are now c1p"rltncinE
and have book iuil OF oflcfa u I
ter Il AT r-.nt gua scarcity oi freight ears GA all Sne
ras fuaulpg into city tnat they unable 10 ship
Their aoi- Tine trouble exf-nd- outside the city III
partcuaf The Lake region u short OF car
-UMNEn BOU-E or MIR ROPES
Nyw PFDFoaD - tspccsafi Ropes OF Brook
lvu pr-eut OF the BroD, ,yn Trust Company and OF tie
snsau Iank Of OrE having purchased 10 acres nt
Land al Point viii erect handsone 1~ eng fof sum
ner occupancy.
GENERAL JOHNsION- HEALTH
81 Ioflr AuE. 2l-The rrporis that General Joseph p
Johu.on H. diving city Incorrect Ir tensfAl ar
riv hrs v~stsay est He has J.e irnni
slight atiacs OF malaria severn days. bat la
erei to day as about the eJ and ateha 10
ms business.
A BuRGLARs SHOT AND KILLED.
LAFAYETTE lad Aug. PA coursr Nbiiesvihe, n
diana cn says taf O'Clock This nolEg burglar w1-
ersl In fe g~uet oi r. Fisher. As hr ran 0ut
struggled with John 81 the door AID ss - LS
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
5perial Notices
Waltham Watches

The movement OF a wALrHAM WATCH is composed 'i
153 separate pieces To these requires more than
900 elaborate machines which marveis Of ingenuity and
precision Every complete wALrHAM WATCH movement
masses through 746 operations the 25 depart
ents OF tile great waltnm factory which has 217 500
square feet Of aoor roo and half miles Of work
benches and gives employment to $500 hands
The case whether gold silver composed Of 81 piece%
requires over 200 operations and made in an entirely III
ferent department but with such exact
ness that any VIII lit all parts being in
terchang cable
GOLD wALrHAM WATCHES SIS, $50. s35. $40. sJa
$50. s75.
A new Ladies GOLD WALTHAM WATCH. mneh smaller
than any made before s25 and $50
GOLD wALrHAM CHRONoGRAPHs. or Timing
Watches $50, $50. 500.
SILVER WALTHAM WATCHES 20. slO sl3 $l5, s2a
COS and an excellent wALTHAM WATCH for travelling.
fishing or hunting movement the others Dut laA
strong well finished nieAsl 81.
AuwALTHAM WATCHES are raade to Wind aaa st
without key.
q
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

pernture. and ffeen-mfe norfneast@riv bror,~
be exp.cted IN TINS srd TO-DAY. AZ pfes-
rally fair weathar and stationary taup-rstars
are indicated for Thuisiay. Warm aud fair IrIlAT.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

him with the plate. The police arrested the and
daughter ssd the son. wfiam twelve, detained
as Witness The daughter charges her mo;her with
having thrown the plate.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

NFWBOLD-HAGFR-On TUESDAY e-rn!nr August ~
1856 at the residence OF the brides mother 81 West 5tth
ST. NegYOrx city by tle Rev. George L. Aennsr Michael
T. Newbod Of Jersey City. TO stella II. Hager Of tho
former address.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

the rear OF westbound train the Michigan
Central Railroad. Two porters badly injured Two
wagner coaches teleseeped aud three freight
loaded with lumber and salt down n forty foot
bank. Detective air-brakss cinsed the accident
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

-, n. arm Since the War General McLeer has
eet Dc Wv Auditor and Postmaster Of BROOKLYN He
been w the 14th Regiment for number of years.
conn socS va ehosen 20 command tho Third Brigade
oed ,sansi uari 10 suceeea General Christensen.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
Confecfo Laxative
NAPPIEU

fruit lO7enge for coast p9t0n agreeable harmless ans
Efficient Al Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In the diagram White line tne baromerl
cal station this
city yesteray BY series o dot relative humidity or per
OF The with moisture Indicated
Longer represent perzture regis
terei by sefmoueIer Hldnuts pnarnacy. No 2lS
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
HOWARD G. COMPANY.

OFFicK THE
BROADWAY AxD sEgEXTH AyENUE RAiiRoAD Co,
COR. aTIANE AND JOIi-eI.
Wanted
Conductors and Drvers Also Horseshoers Car But
and seay employ
VIII be given petent Apply
10 The Superintendent AZ tals Office.
No. u Cologne.
The most fra yrant refreshing Cologne CAsWELfs
MAsSEY CO. > No Cologne III way aad , - ''-4se
Parquet Floors And Wood Carpe, suitable los evasJ
class 0f room W N II - Nah n -.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

= ,-,psrv WHICH TO SHIP FREIGHT.
prroct.Rsaor AND KILLED.

TAE4vrTft Iul Aux. 2l.-A fduFIfT Y HitrrNlNf u :
d,-paich aays taf ocock his noig burglar wo- =" .
In fe e~uettl Is. Fisher. As out A
st.,slsa with Jolu Evurssa door AID -s. - y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Mr. Geo. W. Peck, Of Peok's San,
with his wife, is stopping at the st.
Elmo.
Hon. Chas. Maclay, Of San Fernando,
IL in the city to attend the great Flower
Festival.
Col. ]. j. Ayers, State Printer. and
formerly editor of the Epening Erprsss,
is paying Los Angeles visit. He took
IN The Flower Festival last night and re-.
newed his pleasant acquaintance with
the young ladies OF Los Angeles.
Mr.. s. NJ. Allen, Chief Train Dis
patcher Of the California Southern rail
road and Superintendent of Telegraph
for that line is in the city. He is now
engaged in constructing line OF teie-
graph from San Bernardino to Los An
geles. He appears to be compendium
Of materialized energy. yard wide and
straight goods.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31


We wished we had some kind Of an
Indicator that could tell the exact nun
Der OF people who entered our store yes.
terday: the-number must have been
large, as our force Of salespeople had
their hands full; but it was railroad
pay day, which may account for IL.
But don't you think the extra values we
are daily offering may have induced
seine Of the trader We do.
To-day we will get rid Of extra fne
lace curtain net II Ac yard, worth 3hc.
To-day we will get rid Of white apron
dimity So yard. worth loo.
To-day we will get rid Of broeaded
vslveteens 35c. worth 70.
To-day we will get rid Of double
width extra fine bed sheeting 18c. worth
25c.
To-day we will get rid Of ladies' silk
sun umbrellas Sl.25, worth 81.
To-day we will get rid OF bed lace, 4
inch wide, 90, werth Zoe.
To-day we will GET rid Of ladies' mus
lin night gowns 40, worth 100. Il.
To-day we will get rid Of heavy cold
gros-grain dress silks Zoe, worth l.25.
To-day we will get rid Of window
shades, fixtnres complete, 45c, worth
$50.
To-day we will get rid Of ladies bid,
foxed. scolloped shoes 75c, worth 81. %.
To-day we will get rid Of children's
tipped button shoes Soc, worth 81 %.
To-day we will get rid Of ladies'
pebble goat button shoes 81, worth
81 so. PEorLE's SroRk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Our eastward-bound friends should re-
member that they are likely to strike
some very cold weather after they leave
Southern California, aud should pro-
vide for comfort. You will find an all
wool blanket, just what they want on
the trip and most acceptable present
10 their friends when they get there.
b. Il. Coulter, corner Spring and Second
streets, is headquarters for these goods,
and is selling them very low to reduce
his stock. These blankets will stand
any test, no shooddy, cotton or I'M
healthy mixtures, made Of pure Califor-
ain wool, all colcrs, don't fail to see
them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

From one Of Hon. Patrick Hamilton's
recent papers on irrigation. says the
Tucson Citizen. published in the Phoenix
Gazette, the Sat River Valley has l54
miles Of waterways, constructed at the
estimated cost of S626.0O0, carrying
70, 500 inches Of water and irrigsting
1863, 900 acres Of land. The Pueblo
viejo valley, on the south side OF the
ella. has 90 miles Of canal, costing
$43, 900. reclaimiDg IL 800 acres Of land.
He places the total length Of waterways
10 the territory at 400 miles. costing
over 81, O00. 900, and irrigating 2s0,O00
acres.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Are those who now in large parties daily
take the excursion by San Gabriel Valley
Railroad to Pasadena and thence by car
riage through the orange groves. gardens
and vineyards to Sunny slope, Santa
Anita and other points Of interest and
beauty in the paradise Of the San Gabriel
Valley. This route avoids the long and
tiresome thirty niIe drive from Los An
geles. Round trip tickets. including DIM
nsr at the famous Sierra Madre Villa,
are only 40 IL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

f,-...,tt- r.....ot. rs.ax. ~ ID n rsa.r lfarn
Tanhiis ruhch oisnrs nv 4. v. oisni o'o' y
Go to DR.. Baldwin, dentist, Widney BLOCK.
Some new rooms now ready at Iron sui
phur Springs.
Pillow sham holders only Of cents at 27f
North Main sire ct.
N .oods mari Cd down. IN account of low
x.a,.-,,. :, Aran,s
r ne 80 a.vo,s ,or oast Al Allan.
- =. .'.ae 80 - ~
% oou.n opf'ns S'le.' Aux -,
VI. nhiihins' sp'oiH'ss =" u''s VI -
head, throat ana chest.
Have you seen Charley why you can
see him at the Eintracht.
Fvervbodv buys Simonds' Nabcb Whiskey
- = s.m,,,,s.
~ nsee,e"A aA
+ 10 70 'ne rohy o'ap'e' - ~ ''A'" s''e'''
iof s'yiisn .urhou' o"eap'
Snn uaoriei ho'ei no" openeu W '''o pun
lio X. j. bayiey, proprietor
Eye.y customer at tia Chicago Hat Co. Is
entitled to a chance on a silk hat.
Furniture. carpets, wallpaper, lace Gus
taInal nj Aliens. ~ South Spring street.
'",','s - -. .,,..... ., o...,,.
Ahother cut on chfpsss ~ n'sn = p ,o"'''
spring street, between rirs' anu eecohu.
simonds Naoop "niskey Is vac pes'
Vacne Freres * 20, soio agents io' Los An-
geless
Raphael Il Schlesinger, 10 North Main
street, take the lead In wall papers aud dec
orations.
For indigestion. insomnia, lassitude. or
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Ladies' suffering from female weak
ness. irregularities and all diseases insi
dent to their sex, should consult Mrs.
DIR. Wells, whose speciality is diseases Of
women. Consultation free. 34l Spring
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

In railroad fares and freights do not
compare with the cuts Baer L German
have made in California wines and
brandies. They are delivering free OF
charge to the purchaser TO any part of
the United States. ~ South Spring
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

MERcKp, Cal. March 30. Following is
list Of the bound passengers pass
ing through here this evening;
c Meyerstein. San Bernardino; Chas
o Richards, Pueblo, Col; DIR Archibald,
st Thomas; VIC johnson, ID J Holland,
Atchison. Kan; Il T Mason, Chicago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

San FsAsclsco March sos p. MIN
dicafions for the succeeding thirty-two houIs
for California are as follows: Generally fair
weather, except In the extreme northwest
ern portion occasional light showers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Buy your cigars from Edelman & Co., the
only exclusive Wholesale cigar and tobacco
house In Southern California. Corner OF
Los Angeles and Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Are taking advantage Of the opportunity
Of having tho pure juice of the grape
delivered free of charge to the purchaser
to any part of the East, by Baer 4 Ger
main, ~ South Spring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

WI. King has opened a now and
secondhand furniture store at S6l South
Spring street, and offers special bargains
TO those ia need Of furniture.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Gents furnishing goods of the finest
qualities and lowest possible prices at
the Horse Shoe Clothing House, LOG and
los N. Main st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

vsoIe,s ssspeeiaI,, Excursion
Leaves Saturday. April 30. o. Ii.
Violet, manager; Dick. Hatcher. porter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

REV. L. J. WHITNEY, Of ciarkson, N Y.
says Gilmore's Aromatic Wine for female
weakness, stands without rival. For sale
by II, ID. Godfrey, Nadcau Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31
n. Adams Clothing House, 10 y.
Spring street.

Everything marked in plain figures
and no fancy prices asked. Call and see
us and look through our bargains in
fine clothing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Maasra. Stoll & Magee announces inthe
advertising columns OF tho HRRALp n
book boom. 1t will pay TO read their
price list
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31
Hy steamer TO san Francisco
For Aim.

We do, and shall contiaue to under
sell all competitors ut the California
Auction House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

VIII lind fine line of cloaks, listers
and circulars for home wear. or for trav-
cling at cost to close. This is a rare
chance to get fins cloak. Call and
see them. Is. +. CouITER's
Cor. Spring and Second SITS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Merchant tailor-made clothing at the
most reasonable price. at the Horse Shoe
Clothing Honse, l06 and l0S N. Main
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

Headquarters Great Gist sale.
Winning numbers in Tuesdays draw.
ing:
Ticket number 1878 wins fine hang
ing lamp.
Ticket number $500 wins a pair Of
ladies slippers.
Ticket number 36l4 wins cut glass
wine set.
Ticket number a5s2 wins cut glass
fruit bowl
Ticket number $3.50 wins a pair Of
gents embroidered slippers.
Ticket number 1851 wins q cut-glass
lemonade pitcher.
Ticket number 36l7 wins cutglass
butter bowl.
Ticket number 1852 wins pair of
ladies slippers.
Ticket number 1924 wins cut glass
fruit dish.
Ticket number 1901 wins o pair OF
ladies low-cut button shoes.
To-day is the last day OF our Gift
Sale.
HEADQUARTERS.
200 Downey Block,
North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

California Auction store.
A sensation created in the clothing
ba u, the way we are slanghtering
nrices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

just received at the Horse Shoe Cisth-
ing House. LOG and los N. Main street.
the latest styles Of Spring clothing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

rhe llowns s.lmon

-e RIVERSIDE, November 1855
hdaei,o VIZ bought two
other failed 70 90 snnang we @
respectfully BEN fp}uA phh Ns
4 4 ~ - E4s
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