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TRAGIC DEATH.

<s..-,.~ vR.Ler : R~~p~cfcd Citizen ~ VII
hanson County. Texas. Craxed by srrf.
com mIss suicide q = Tragic Manner Afsrr
severity wounding Neeghbor-
GnrrxvrILE. Tex. Nov Is "A few miles
from Liberty Hall. this Williamson ccunr
~. lived Charles Baker. welitodo farn
or. who recently lost his wife About :
month ago the neighbors detected ina
BAKERS mind was becoming a'fected Suo
denly he developed into q raying mani
and his servants lied from lie place -
Gers visited the plantation p capture w
maniac. bnt could not hnd him -
would sccrctc himself the moment any o.
came around the place
Two weeks ago every DAY nelEnpr,r
would hear tho firing Of guns on naAes
plantation. Investigation showed inal NJ.
maniac was amusing himself IN kiinne W.
live stock. He would shoot every Ting q
saw moving. even the chickens ~
4 ncichbors determined 70 capture ~.
| they saw him enter the house yes'er1a.
! and Immediately guarded all avenue -, y.
escape. A. }. Miller. W. Jcnn 49,
ma r. r. Eagan entered me -.
while others stood guard. 49,
ana John Miller started upstairs, N..'
the maniac suddenly confronted .n.[ = !,
the top. He opened fire. shooting NJ. n
the shouldcrs. INJECTING serious wo-n.
Roth men retrcated before the despel-r
man. who kept up continuous NJ. 4,
several times Baker tried 20 Ieave ".
house. but finding every door and WINDOW
hlockaded. he became perfectly furion-
ma rushinR % an upper chamber. se.1ss
1 razor. placed himself before the w.
dow where che neighbc-s could get 81.
view ~ him. and then deliberately cu' 4.
throat and stood there bleeding 70 deaan
Hearing Eaean coming upstairs ne turns,
ana. notwithstanding the gaping wo.n.
attempted 70 kill his neiehbor. out sae ~
~ missed the mark. whereupon ne t.r. ~
ne pistol against his head, fired ana - q
desi Baker was highly respedeu;
camc from Illinois, and leaves vaiuA''
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raprs. November l5.-Further rAran
!. :. nave bccn received Of the railway -
1900 4 rlsteron IN the Departures, ~.
Sssess 1lver. II appears that abcu. ,' ~,
~ ruh;c metres Of earth fen from 800.
ncrvrs. overwhelming : train which VI
-, Al fun speed from EArsea, y
M erst-rsss~ carriage was crusns-
1890 s.d the engine was overiuIn.s,n,
S<e dr,vcr. . guard -.
s 49, scd four English passengers - -
.ss,.a ~ ere rpot. and two Other -.cs
49, hsvc aimee died from thclr srsv
49, ~. sscser,s life u dcspaired q. s.s
-. =. rersons are suffering nom nl.. .m-
A second slide cccafrea NV
go.
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Arronxxy- CrxRnAL OAKLAND hns
written % Dissrics-Aseorney Bliss % keep
: wa,chful eye on the 6libass<r<
ssorx Crv. L.. hss pade spch vigor-
Gus var o. the ssloop5 that they are near
ALoAx = nan .eoo -arks = ba'snes
she Germ-D impsris1 baA1st uill. -
thought. - uecuDogy. A q
rnr Trial o. - second action for Iibel
against Lord C1lef Jn<tics Coleriige BY
his so,-i.-iaw. charlss ". Adams, uas
commenced IN London on the nth
- nALv-B4rsp fIns'sn bov. ~ho 80
| hen serving s>ntence st the reform
school - Dssroit. Mich. and had started
home % Nnskogee. l. T., died on the uaIn
near Lisch6eld. III. On The lsth-
LOUISE NScHxr- the French Anareniss
has been ofEIciaIly rardcned, the unsx-
pired portion Of her term q sentences -
ing cancelled
ArroHxxx -GrxRxAL GARLAxD has de-
eided thai i've dag ray IL - rsuth -
supervisors Of election are entitled 70
THE Railway Passenger and freiSnt
Conductors' Mu-uai Aid and Benefit Asso-
citation OF the Unised States and Canada
met In convension in Chicago on me i.sn-
There were - delegates in attendance.
II il reported in labor circles that
Henry George il going 20 IrslAnd IN
short time 70 speak In behalf Of nome
rule
| THoxAs Wusox. surerinterdent o. inc
For Hill granite quarries. Al keeiinS'
Pa. went 70 Wilmington. Del. ab9ut tne
18th and drew >..0oo. with which 70 pay
the employees. and up 70 the 18th ne mao
W., 49, ,-,rc-ss- -. convicted II
s.--,-r =. N. IN ~ an attempt 10
..-.s.- csr.--ic n Aurer- The General
| -rs----s =, pr,.. ..-,;nv \. = noiss manner
<.. - ~. formers rs<id. nee and
---r ~. ~--sso,e~- ~ho In trrn inflicted
- - = ...,,r- .r,s. q tbe C;ener ara
! 49, i'''>''
$3.50, - rexi Wilson
80 80 ,.'...-, 4, ~ wilson
sone.1ae. - r-... - -. r-tb. ans
- -, - tba surx. VII,
.'e $50 -. ~ $500 - Men tn
I. : -. - s.-s.- -. .r,,onrs q
arisn1,n', 49, III =. ~, n.rs ~ Men
. ~on 49, -
= Win lnle. ,r~;~,ss O,
1rn rs.-,~- ci,x Il,
'ne 80 - !. 100 - ~. knIinr Q
sna .en'~n !, - s-a-.s. 80 r-fusei I
. n'S neSs - - $3.50 =. In ~ IN
4 n.I s :. -. 81 twent
seepna N n
ye s.x~.a ,..<~rrer
I. lhA,S - 49, - 80 ,-,h .
On 800. 49, - I, c.,>o,
snc~ea ~ e'eeen - ,'..- ~, 49,,
4 "a ,ns p -. vn~.ute
r-S ~,,h S..d engines
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AZ Members OF the Cabinet ON Gen
<r.l Arthur's Administration.
Nrw YoRK. Nov. 1S-Ex-President Ar-
thur died al lis residence, l-5 Lexington
avenue. ~ five o'clock this morning. q
npoplexv. resulting from the bursting Of |
blood vessel. which caused paralysis ~
his whole right side
New YoRK. Nov. is--At the residence OF
the late ex-Prcsident No. ~ Lexington
avenue. . United Press reporter me. Mr
sherman n Knevs.s- law partner u we
dead statesman who said;
.-On Tuesday last the ex-Prcsident feii
well. and was very bright He ate heart
liz OF some clans. and signed his name 70
several communications he also gave
orders regarding transactions OF interest,"
70 him DIR. George Peters the family
phv.ician- called At p. m, and was nigniy
pteased at the condition Of his patient nc
attendant left the ex-Prcsident after nall
r,axf twelve. He was then sleeping.
when the attendant entered his room yes
,er,,zv morning he found him lying on his
right side. breathing heavily. he spoke
~ him hut received no answer. He placed
his hand gently on his shoulder but couid
not arouse him The attendant then PC
came alarmed. and summoned young ar.
Arthur. who hurried messenger 70 tnc
residence " DR. Peters he responusu
quickly After examining Mr. asn..,
DR.. Peters stated that the ex-rrss ssl
case was hopeless rs the cause q NJ 49, ,..
dition was q stroke o. apopiexy caeseu ~
the bursting 81 blood vessel also s s.
the whole right side Of the body 70 become
naraIvx.d. Word was sent Immediately 20
-. $500 Relatives and friends and
those who could arrived osiote -
I death Mr.. Arthur remained ~
! unconscious condition all day Yesterday
1 His breathing became more ana n.ore az Y.
I ored. but dissolution was very siow.anu y
\ could not be told 70 any degree o. eer'. ~
1 ~ when he would breath MS iast n's
l immediate relatives ana irienus wsIr -
| and out Of the room where me 81 49,
1 dent lay all day ana tnroushous sne n's".
1 There was no scene AZ me oesiuc- anu -
the time death occurred u was not -
pectsd.
Al,houoh Miss Nellie knew that her
e.,rc- ,~as quito mi. the news OF his death
..r,.s,,,re = sudden shock 10 her. and she
-. rnnpIetelv overwhelmed with grief
w. amt. Nr~. NcElrov. led her 70 the
hca.ide- where the ex- president lay. wher
| the Young orphans tears fell copiously
..vc-,y NJ Arthur took his fathers
80 80 n, !, M borc IN manfully. II,
49, 49,, rorn nanion "a his father, and hi
| x.a,h ,,,orcd re faithful son To tears
p-r~;5crt Arthur was. AZ the time OF hi
ac.,h 81 h;S fiftv. seventh year.
| ~. funeral viii take place from IN
| f.nr~rh ~ the Heavenly Rest. on FIT
1910 rear rortv-fifth street. at min
-,-,-,-r~ Sa,ur ,3ax morning and the remain
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

TnE Issue Of standard silver doll srs
from the snints during the week ended
November Is was Ss5s.l44; same week last
wear. <sss. III. The shipments Of fractional
silver coin since November amount 20
<tnGt4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

Bosrox. Nov. HILARY Loinoa." ,,s-
the Arm Of A. q. fsombards sons. wv. Z,
sion merchants. ccmmisscd sun'a .,;rr
Young's Hotel this morning ~ W ras
eas through rubber tune. ~ $50, n. :
probably due 20 nl-ncaitn- ne
widow ana three children
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

An Austrian electrician Il SUPPLYING the
German navy with : ns~iy-inssnsea -
tgoleum engine for torpedo boats.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

Pnrxcr NICHOLAS Of Mingrelia has been
designated by Russia as her candidate
for the Bulgarian throne. and the otner
Powers have unanimously approved tne
selection.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

Tur str.sburg tribunal has condemned
eso ahsenteex 70 paw fine Of six hundred
marks each Cor emigrating without hav-
ING served in the army.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

HxRR vox ALvKsLEBES. the German
Minister to the United States. vas re-
ceived by Emperor William and Vas en-
tertained NJ dinner BY the Grown Prince
On the 18th before starting for America
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

PRor. Willy reports that BY the ar
fusion process OF sugar-making about
twice the amount Of sugar Is obtained
from Louisiana cane as py the old sys-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

Az AutEt@@s AtE~e = - 49, - - i
stanton ~ kuled n : - ~ish Me<i-
can. one q whe. ~ss - killed bys
conpanloa = Stanton
A. many % 10 chicAgo union 1esck-
Yar1s sriksro = eonld obealn e@ploy-
usot ssenrnn1 % wov& - - -. and
the remaindsr viii b taken o. q fast -
they are needed.
A. extsnsize evolutionary scheme - !
Phlllippopolis. which was fostsred ~ NJ
Russian consuoats, has been frusrase@
FRANCIS McCADs. the hoodIe alderman
who was recently adjndged insane 90
cured his release on bail from LudIow
Gsrsse Jan. New York. % The 18th he
required bond Vas <so.o0.
Tux schooner Ishpsminz vas towed
| Into port a EscAnAba, Mich. on the 18th.
| having been found On the Lake abandoned
l BY her crew.
| II Il reported from Athens that The
/ peasants q Eastern Roumelia are decisr-
1 ing themselves in favor OF Russia and that
1 q civil war l. imminent.
THE steamship Normantore l. reported
TO have foundsrei on Pashima- Japan,
with sevenfy-two passen gers on board.
| or the>, twelve reached the shore She
was laden with tea for New York and
Canada
Hox. NORMAN CoLxAx. Commissioners
| Il the United States Agricultural Depart
ment. delivered an address AZ the session
OF the National Grange in Philadelphiao on
the 18th. The seventh and highest degree
Of the order was conferred on B. C. Har-
rison. Of Ala hama. acting high priest
TnE National Veterinarian Sanitary
roards' Association met in second annual
convention At Chicago on tne As'n.
EDGAR LOMBARD. OF ine nrm 81 - =
lombard 4 Sons one q me es.-kho~ =
shipping nrms ~ boston. se.'''-e-
eide on the 10TH ~ nnAAn< 80 :.
Young's Hotel. while iapof.ns unnsI -
Of despondency caase1
troubles
A DECISION has been rrnas'ea - -
, bright divorce case IN Lonuon annans
the marriage
VIENNA i suffering rom : na ian'
inc. owing 20 a long contin asa oIeosa'
GREAT nre Va -
. Blue mountains, near Hamburg r. On
: the 18th.
DESisoS. Tex mas lus. eo'n
ter WORKS eose'ns
al A LARGE portion OF the business part q
= $40. W
: tna io'n. $500 -. ,-,h. -
: = c.E~ =. ~ .wsn.
e1 sae''" y
M,no's.. net. .or~.,t;o, 4
mn n. r - 1890. !.
we enl'e- -. - 80 ,s,e
Da.tlnoIe, -, - - 80 - - p,ssi.,
,'.H- n ---,s - 49, u i'm
sugar Ply. 49,. :,
~ ~
a prove ne ,,,.a 49, en-.
e nhL-s -..---o. ~. rsrhf !
l. unkno.n - -. 1890. -
e me l,sn' -Aa 49, : -
Mctea. - s.,s-..i ain
= 1. r-~ III. y
= ping sfns .a's s,;.h,.-s
- where ne SOFA .nen = 49,. -.
50 AD'u1Asl1-N. As- ,-1,s-.,l
a. ms annnsa rr,I., s.--a.',s,;.
% space 70 tns suo1s,' q se --;,.< :.
Ahs.s 49, -. 80 -. rfxf
20 ll.ae'I,.'- r -. u inxe<,ira,
he service
tnem- " -. =. ro.;. -,
- - CoNstipA1Ac~ = - !,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

TIM report Of the committee appointed
70 investigate the charges against Secre-
tnrv Vail OF the National Trosflng Assoc
citation severely crisicises the oficial en-
duct Of that gentleman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

Axepidemic OF juvenile crime seems 20
have broken out IN Paris Among the
cases brought to public notice - that Of :
young girl named Georges, who com
mltsed suicide in the Seine because Of dis
-appoiutment In love.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

II l. alleged that John C. Emo. formerly
president Of the Second National Bank Of
New York. who robbed that institution Of
several millions Of dollars and NED 70
Canada, visited his fathers residence II
this city few days ago In disguiss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

THE sloop Mnyfower = offered Tor sale
~ cost. the ofFer 70 remain open until De-
cember /. The reason assigned Is that the
owner will probably he unable 20 give the
required time next summer Tor the triai
races In the event Of another contest Tor
the America cup.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

SIX American citizens have been arrest
"a IN Southern Russia for preaching IN
IN orthodox assembly Of Russians. Mr..
Lothrop. the United States Minister q
st. Petersburg. has been endeavoring q
induce the aushorities 70 release the pris
oners, but % FAR has been unsuccessful
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

TIM Secretary Of War has decided that
the soldier belonging % Captain Law
tons command. Who we're provided win
worthless shoes from the military prison
At IT LeavenwortL while In pursuit o.
Geronimo's band, shall b fully reim-
bursed-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

Conn1ssroxKR MTLLKR OF the Internal
Revenue Bureau has received several sam
plss Of the oIeomarg arins recently seixed,
but no decision has yet been reached q
10 The disposition 70 Be- made Of the seixed
material. The decision still awaits the
investi cations Of the chemist Of The
hureau Dr. 8farkeI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

OovERxoR PIERce o. Dakota had long
interview with the PRECEDENT on the 18Th.
He again expressed bis readiness 70 re-
liuouish the duties Of his once. which. be
said, was q che disposal Of the President
q any time. Il d understood thai Gov
<rnor Pierce has made arrangements tore
enter the profession Of journalism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

A srAoE-LoAD o. passsngsrs was caught
% . snow ~slids - To mountains near
Aspen, COL. On the lC.i, ard tse entire
outft was carried over : two hundred
loot prscipics. Afsscuins party dug then
out. and four % The pssssngers were
found unin jursd, but ths rest, I've IN mum.
hsr. were seriously, Il sct fatally injured
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

TsR President finds that q costs scme~
thing to b property -holder In the Dis
trict Of Columbia. He purchased s'Osk
View Tor about <zo.op. Ne got Lis tax-
bill the other dsy and found that the place
had Just doubled ~ valus On his hand~.
Next year tns ssssssor viii sd he cost Of
Improvements 90 the grounds and
dwelling. which win make Che place
worsh just 60 ysar's SALARY. o G0.ooQ
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TOPICS OF THE DAY,

.........-.....-.......-.. -
M nT0C mr. TIT nAYI
lUIN0 UT ILL In
-, 49, Rw0g,0oGho90s
s
..... =. .,cr,x,r~ Ne
~ Aos' - ~. ~, :. '.- --,.r~.s,a -
srmsn 49, 49, $3.50. 1900
--s
a PROPOSAL nas .n .-..;c-
y -ss.-. - nm who died
..."v u-s'- n
e-c vn..
IT'S ssi' 10. . sn-s 1880.
NE report .M , ..i q, -. pose
J eo',ee''o-s
s--
4 nEkriSc q pr,.'sa = ~" -. y. ..-,t.-,
'eia ~ Lonaon n ~ - - ~. f.h;c.go
lgainst tns eo.s $3.50"
ymafkes 'n1."e- -
THE Strssburg tribunal mas conoem"s
~ absences = P-s -. -,,hon, h.x-
narks eseo ~
ms served ~ m - ~.
rxprxss MrssrxGxR ForHEaISGHAn
vas called into court In s. Louis on the
IGN ana Pie. 80
uic 'ments ak.''s s-- 49,
~ the 18th. Sir Farra- Herschel said In
i. sreech AZ Bristol that the Liberals could
NOT confide IN Lord Churchill, as his policy
was an eeno u o.e--s.o -
TIM Official returns Of the New York
civ election show that Hewitt received
81 I'D votes for mayor: George oslo;
Roosevelt. q, a.. and wardweh. as
p,or. WHY reports that BY the diff
fu.ion process OF sugar-making about
twice the amount Of sugar Is obtained
from Louisiana cane as py the old sys-
tenn.
- = W;,~ral;a has beeu
designated by Russia as her candidate
Tor the Bulgarian throne. and the othe'
Powers have unanimously approved tn
selection.
-----... ,,,,, -.
I'm report =, 80 $50 s~sz,., Scr.
t.rv VAN Of the National Trotting Asso
~i.f;or severelv criticises the OH cial con
durt n tbat gentleman.
49,,
a MARRIAGE y oens - -
the Princess e'e.o,s y. - Rsft
ons.n Victoria win give the princess
Sowsr her father being pennile ..
e
HERR voS ALvksLt.1s $3.50 80 !,
Minister 70 the on.-a $780, -
ceived By Emperor ui'am - 49,
tertainea - u,nHe' - - - Z ,n.r;r.
- 80 m
TnE Issue Of standard silver aoi' =
from the mints during ne week enae
November Is was >s,S.l&a; same week ~
year. SIS III. The shipments o. ir.e''on
silver coin since November ! amount
<4o6b44-
Az epid emic Of juvenile crime seems
have broken ont In Paris. Among Z
cases brought to public notice - that q
Young girl named Georges, who Coz
united suicide in the Seine because o. q
appointment in love.
~ r-L- y - x~rrv, -
.-..,d.ct ~ tbe second National Bank
1870 ~ q robbed that institution
s.xsr.I r.illloos Of dollars and ned
c...d. visited his fathers residence
sh;. 80 . - davs aro IN Disguise.
-s-
TEE estimates 10 - s,.n = !
r-....rx Dep.rrment on the 18th. II
.re sd. &C. 200 less than last year and
r1rae q ooo.oo0 for che continuance
~ort IN ths new cruisers already auth
,,.d
. - 1870 d
I'M !" u $500. I
tne 'o'o'e1s .,-s-;a~a I.
~o-,hle.. ,hoes from the military pri
.trt T~.vepworth while In pursuit
Cerorimo,s band. shall b fully re
tn~s.a
- $3.50 80
HI nooP ..y -,
- COSY. tne on " I1''.-. ".- -. !. ~
center I. ~ 49,. -.sh, NJ. - &c.
required time next summer Tor the
races in the event Of another contest
the Americas cup.
.-- -s,1-.-- 49,. 49,, .rr
- s--s..- p,--,. - cre.cbin,
.ss-- ..,tl~ - Rn..i.n..
's 80 5000 s,.,.. MinIss~,
:. p'sr.'hr-~ 80 heec endeavorin
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MR4aAGke or Co<DoLkNtE-
NV YosK. Nov. 1s.-The following tele-
grams were received q the Arthur resi-
dencc to-day;
| TO CnEsrKR A. ARTHUR IN: You have ny
| profound sympathy. Waller = 1hEsA.
srArx Or NEW YoRK.
| EXECUTIVE CuAunxR
| ALBANY. Nov. IA
| ALLAN ARTHUR: IN the great scrruw which
| your bereavement brings ] desire 20 express
| my sincere sympathy. DAVID = Hill
CoruumDus. q. Nov. ~
= 4. ARruUR IN: me people o. Ohio learn
~sth profouud sorrow Of the death Of your
Industrious father. and on their behalf tender
shc sinecrest sympathy IN this hour u Jour ~
rravcment ,. y. FoRAKKn
wAsHrx0roN. Nov. IL
il z. A. AnrHuR, JR: Accept my profound
svmpathy with you In the death o. your father
And nv appreciation Of HE distinguished char
sctcr and services. a committee % me senate
President Of the senate
II SAN rRAxusco. Nov. IA
il CA ARTnuR, IN Accept my profound sym
patty in this hour Of sorrow.
II WI Ff0nExcs-
CHICAGO. Nov ~
II G. A ARTHUR, in: Mrs.. Lincoln and mysel
hear with great sorrow Of thc death Of youi
father ana tender you and your sister an<
aunts our sincere coincidence.
RoBKRr 7. LrxcoLx.
wAsntxGrox Nov. "a isoA
Nina r. n McErMOy: Mrs.. Sheridan so<
J myself send our sincere sympathy IN IN
J | Arthur have sustained II his death today. W.
oner our condolences and respcct % this -
uua IL SHERIDAN.
-. Lieutenant General
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-19

Requires acids more potent than the
solvent Juices of the human stomach
And yet, in the form OF medicine intend
ed reform the very evil they aggravate,
o-wit; dyspepsia, solids and fluids, ire
concilable in their constituents that
have no chemical affinity one with the
other, are introduced into it. Are these
so.called remedies more digestible than
vulcanitey Positively-not. Hostetter's
Stomach B,tters, on the other hand, a
simple mediciue, harmonious IN its com
position and readily assimilable, is active,
and produces marked as well as speedily
appreciable effects, because it is a ration.
al remedy suited to the stomach. 1t is
tonic in the true sense, because 1t har-
monies and iusures regularity OF the
operations of digestion. Not the least
OF the benefits which 1T oonfers, is n
thorough repair OF the damage inflicted
on the stomach by ill.chosen remedies.
For bilousncss, constipation, malnrial
complaints, rheumatism aud kidney
troubles, it is ulike invaluable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-19
Notice Of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that II is the inten
ton Of the Council OF the CITY OF Los An
geles to establish the grade OF Pico
street from Main street to Figueroa street as
follows:
At the Intersection of Main street the
grade shall be, as now established, 25.50
feet below the datum plane.
At the intersection Of Hill street the grade
shall be 27.00 feet below the datum plane.
At the Intersection of the south line of
Pico street with Olive street the grade shall
At the n Jrtbeast corner oil Olive street and
Plco street tn grade shall be PASS feet be.
low the datum plane.
Atthe northwest corner OF Olive street
and Pico street the grade shall be 24.60 feet
below tue datum plane.
At the intersection of Charity street tue
grade shall be 1880 feet below the datum
plane.
grade shall be 25.00 feet below the datum
plane.
Al the intersection OF Flower street the
grade shall be 1925 feet below the datum
plane,
At the intersection of Figueroa street the
grade shall be, as now established, 27.26 feet
below the datum plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to file their objections, 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 Los
Angeles at Its meeting of May 10Th.
- W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council ofthe City of Los An.
Los Angeles. May 18th. 1886. myl2 lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-19

were the breaks in Consolidated Gas and
Louisville & Nashville. The former has
been sold down by n single broker, gem
orally believed to he for inside account,
and the immediate reason Is the inability
Of the company to make any money at
the rate recently fixed by law. There
was considerable business in Oregon &
Transcontinental, which declined per
cent, but recovered fraction toward the
close, The market opened heavy, with
Delaware & Hudson and New Jersey
Central each down I per cent. and the
rest of the list generally TO | per cent
off from last nights closing prices. Open.
ing figures were generally al or near the
highest prices reached, while final prices
were close to the lowest Of the day.
Everything on the list is lower Delaware
4 Hudson, Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas
and 81. Paul & Duluth, common, show
ing loss of per cent each, aud the re-
mainder OF the general list fractional
amounts. Louisville & Nashville shows
ne. loss of II and Consolidated Gas 81
per cent. The market closed dull and
steady.
Petroleum opened dull at 705, and
broke on news of increased production
in the field and went still lower on the
announcement OF j. w. Craig's failure,
touching 66b, and closed at 671 bid.
Sales, 1898, 900 bbls. In the down
ward movement large blocks Of oil were
thrown on the market.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-19
WORK FOR ALL |.
BUSINESS INVESTMENT.
SI5,oo6 WILL BUY

One of the Oldest manufacturing establish
ments in the city, doing a good cash bust.
ness and in good running order This Is
one of the
BEST INVESTMENTS IN THE CITY.
. Apply to =. T.. ROWAN,
ml4 iw nan. Spring st., Temple Block,