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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-17
aATLWD Ye,TERDAY,

Steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
Bark Address Ris Nor, Rotterdam.
Bark Cato Nor, Genoa.
Bark Iillid Nor, Harburg.
Bark Victoria { orr, Antwerp.
Bark ROndo (Nor), st Simons.
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RECEIPTS.
Per ssyaunAh, Florida and Western nv,
Feb 1881 nAlss epttOh. 81 cars lumber. 1 eAI
corr 8 cars wood, , cars rioo. icsf beer, 6iS
bbls rosin, II bbis spirits ERrpsntlne, 10 carr
iron. 81 bliis rice. Si2 boxes oranges, ~ b5li
syrup, II bales hide, q sacks rice. u sacAf
peas, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Feb 1915 bales
cotton. 70 bales yarns, l48 bales dOmesties.
bales hides. u pks paper, . pigs tobacco, 90 tct
lard, 1854 lbs bacon, l54 bbs rOsD, 100 bble
lime, pkg fruits, 1909 bush oats, 1882 bales
hay. 20 bbls beer, 20 hf bbls beer, l40 or bbls
beer, 81 pkxs fnrn'tnre, 1857 bush corn, l2s
BIB -four. 20 cars ium ser. rs cars wool, 3 bbls
syrup. y bush rice, Az pkgs wood IN shape, 10
tons piR iron. rkRs machinery. 2 cars railr'd
IRON, pkgs carriage material, 20 doz brOOms,
A. pf gs mdse. 70 bales paper stock, b paint.
car brick g, s pkgs hard wHre, Q ca g. eggs. 2
cars coal, $50 bbls grils. 10 bb.s wool shoddy.
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MIL q mber II below these iRures
FkEIGHrS.

LUNBKKs-By Sdit.-Ihere is q full sup
ply ut spot tonnage, and we
nave no change 10 note in cOastWise rates.
We quote u 00aS 90 as the range Of prices
from this and the near Georgia ports
on lumber 10 Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York, sound ports ami eastw art. Timber is
kocasl higher than lumber rates; to the West
indies and windward. nominal: to South
America. ST. 50alS: to spanish aud Mediterra-
mean uorts. 81 sail: tO United Kingdom
for orders. timber, 27a2Si; lumber e.. Bv
steam TO New York. 81; to Philadelphia, 81; to
Boston. 80.
NAVAL STORES, CoAsFwTsx.-By SGii.-
Dup ,ud 0miRa. FORET0N.- Cork. etc. for
orders. 2s 81, and. or. As; l3a nc. p 81.
aud 3 ~ a.. CoAsEwIsE. - Steam - To
R0ston. SOC on r0sin, 81 on splri .;
TO New York, rOsins 49c, spiri : SOC; Philadel-
phia, r0sln 9Oc, spirits SOC; TO Baltimore, rosln
soc. spirits 7Oc.
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CLEARED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship WIN Crane, Bllups, Baltimore
Jas West & Co.
Bark Vesta (NOr). Olsen, Dantzig-HOlst &
10
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark lex (Norj, Duns. OpOrtO, in ballast
Master,
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COUNTRY PRODUCES

POULTRY.-Market steadier, demand far,
stock large. EdGs.-ln far uema Il, mari ct
well supplied and irregular. PEANUTS
Ample stock; demand light: native peanuts In
light request 40 quotations. SUGAR.-6eOrgiA
and Florida. nominal; none m market.
II INEY mo demand; nominal Sweet pota-
toes scarce; demand good
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSH CO.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE hrst -c'ass iron sfeqa,ships ~ tbis co,..
Il panv are pointei ~ sail everv Thurs
d1'y from 70 ton az P NJ; from Savannah AZ
foilnws-siandard time:
CITY OF MACON. Capt. WV. KELLEY.
THURSDAY. trh. IL. atGP N.
GATE CITY. Capt. d. HEDGE, THURS.
DAY. Feb. -, at AN.
CITY OF MACON. Capt. W. KRLLrYs
THURSDAY, March 4. at5P.M.
eATECIrY. Capt. D. HEDGE. THURSDAY.
Marcn II. IT 9:3lA ".
Through bills ~ laalng given n New Eng.
land manufacturing points and r. I.iveroo0I
The cnmpany's whargs., in both savannah
and BosfOn are connected with All railroads
leading out " the two eities
RICHARDSON & BARNARD.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YEsTEF

Bark Jernbyrd tNorl, Asbjornsen, Barba-
dos, in bRllast--M 8 COsulich Co!
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Shipping 9ntPlliarnre.
WEDNESDAY,. Feb II. 1855.
ARRIVED ,TEROAY.

Steamship City Of Savannah, Daggett, New
YorL-G NJ S0Frri
Steamer st Nicholas, Usina. Fernandina and
way lAndIngs-C Williams, Agent.
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MEMORANDA.


TyNee. Feb 10. 800 D IN Passed out, steam
sup VIM Crane, barks udreas kIS NOR,
V etoria NOR, Tilid tNOr', alto tNOrl.
Passed up, bark Jernbyrd tNOrl.
Waiting, bark Daphne lNOr).
Wind NE, light; fair.
New Tors, Feb l4-Arrived. scbrs Isabel
Alberto, Bishop. Cedar Key; Caroline Hail.
Lollis, Jacksonville; Helen Montague, Green,
3afllia River.
Bristol, Feb 1a-AFrIVed, bark Maresea
Utah, Ursi, Pensacola.
Deal. Feb l4--Pl ssar bark Chapman (Rus),
Sounski, Apalachlc liz for Brake.
Darien, Feb Arrived. hArke Michael
GER. Marx, st Yinrent: Aijuca (Norl, SOr
eneen, London: Aekur Nor, FOrlsnd. All
cante; sohr Samuel P Hitchcock, BAR. Ss-
vannah.
Cleared, bark Einietelt Ger, Kautel, Cork
Feb i4--ArrIVed, bark Carl friedrich Ger
Balow, sierra Leone.
oeAufOrJ. FeD lb--Arriyed. schr Warren
Potter, andrews. Jacksonville.
BucNsyile. Sc, Feb To- Arrived. schr Hattie
MEG Busk. Putnam Wilmington; lIsh. schi
Martinique, Lowell, do.
Sailed, schr Nor lmbega, smith. Surinam.
CoosaW, Feb 9-CieArei. stmr COrnucOpit
(Br), smith, Uni,ed Kingdom.
Jacksonville, Feb i2--OHtside, brig Wood
COCK Br). Williams. from halifax.
Key West, Feb li--SAiled, eohT Goodwill
tkrl, sweeuns. Sasssu.
Philadelphia, Feb A-ArriVads sehr Henry
ID May, MOrrie, Fernhndtna.
Delaware BreakW ater, Feb H-ArriVed
schr Annie G Grace, Grace. Savannah.
Passed ont, s. RomanDy tBrl, for COOeaw
Providence. Feb l4-Arrived, schr John II
Cross, R0wley, Pensacola.
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NOTICE TO MANNERS.

Lewes, Del, Fec Ia new whistling buoy
was put in position on the overfalls this after
noon.
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THE steamships Of this company arc an.
a p'inted 10 "a fr m savannah for o =
more a. lollGwe-cty time: not see q
WIS.,. LAWRENCE, Ca
DAY. re O ut 10 A -
WIN. OR NNE. C mt b, iE EHLEs.
FEB Is a 2r.M
VIM. LAWRENoEFail to Find ApR
DAY. Mr'r at43a Crime.
wM. CRANE, Capt. B. 1.-THE Corr
Nj fcls. at ,1A.M. ho.iies of the
named At ?. NJ.
Through bills lading givelorning, de-
West. all the m nut ,rturng from acci.
Engl nd snd TO IAverp0ll
Through passenger tickets pes nor Inc
burg; Cine nns'i, C9ssg0, and all POND ~ 81
JAS. :. WEST CO, agents,
> Ia HaN aLr..lE
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PLANTING POTATOES.

. 100 BARRELS CHOICE EASTERN
d. lJU TAT tFs for Seed. Cargo OF
schouner "JUNE BRIGHT" now landing aud
for sale low BY
g. M. GILBERT g. co
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6s1taf.-The market was very quiet
uoiders keep fair control of the supply OF the
ho,,r.ebie grades and of r carefully. but ac-
oe st mil bids when made. There were no
,esnssctiuns reported.
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Feb 70, eff Hatteras, Echr Frank Wander
herchen. Hand, from savannah Il New York.
Bark AFIsLOs Nor, from PeasaeOla for
BuenOs Ayres, ian 8, LAT n, lon IS w.
The stmr City OF Savannah. at this port
from New Y0rA, reports: Feb "a, LAT 81 CO \ +.
Ion IS 05 ", passed chip Sumner Il Head, Of
Boston. bound North.
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turpentine was quiet, but very firm. There
was some inquiry, but very little dong. owing
to The sea city of Offering stock. The sales
for The day were only Is casks, at 4l1<c for
regulars. At the Board OF Trade on the
opening call the market was reported firm
at llc for regulars. At the closing call il as
firm. a. Az for regulars. RQsin-The mar
ket was quiet but very steady at quota
tons Tue sales for the day were
about l.OgU barrels. At the Beard
Of Trade on the opening call the market wac
reported s'eady at the following quotations;
A. *, Z aud ID Csc. e 81 90, f 81 o., G 81 20, u
81 so. 1 81 1917, K 81 0, NJ IS S75z. N s. 25
window glass "a so. water white SIS IS. At the
closing call it was unchanged.
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Gom.mrrriaI.
sAvANN AZ MARKET.
...nrrnN MlRNfNa NEMs

,,sfoEOFTUE MORNING NEWS.
sAvANNkH. Feb 10, 1873. p. Nv
..oS-Fhe market was dull and some
srer AdYices from controlling mar
va l8icate a depressed and weak feeling,
is'' .ayer, we're in consequence holding on.
az ,soand was very light and Ony small
Iu' WAS doing. while the Offering stock
Du, lao night. Tue total sales for the day
W" s-3 balos. ON Change az the opening
IA "A NJ. the market WAS reported quiet
ga unchanged, wish sales Of l2l bales. AT
sH1 ..eopd call, y. M. 1t was quiet, the
w " 1e,ps 8 bales. At tue third and closing
'"I' st4p.m., it was dull, with further sales
cav, oo hales, The following are the official
,,,g spot quotations OF the Cotton EX-
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LfvrarooL. Fos. 10. noon. Spirits turpeu-
tine. G0a
LoEnos. Fob. o. 500 o.m.--spiriE turDss-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09

Joseph 0. Wheeler, erstwhile resi-
dent Of San Jose. attempted to shuttle
off this mortal coil at about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning by suspsndiDg him
self from the end Of a strip Of sheeting,
the other end Of which was attached to
hook in the closet Of his bedroom, To-
Gated in = building on s. Spring street
near Fourth. The timely arrival of th,
would-be suicides brother prevented the
Successful contamination OF the rash act
and Wheeler was cut down. In re-
Spouse to queries addressed him by his
brother regarding the cause Of the at.
tempt upon BIS life. Wheeler stated tina
continued ill-fortune had made him de
spondent. The brother stated that thu
death Of Whseler's wife. some time ago
had, in his opinion, affected his mini,
aud to this cause he ascribed the attempt
at self -desiruction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09
THE GRAPE GROWERS.
Bv.Laws Adopted and Assesses
tnenfs collected.

NME4As9 t41tttt 80
An adjourasd meeting Of the Grape
aud Wine Growers Association was held
in the Board Of Trade rooms at 10
o'clock yesterday moroipg
The Secretary. George Rice, called
the meeting to order and named NJ. W.
Getchell as Chairman.
Mr.. L. J. Rose was present and said
that be was ready to agree to any propo.
sition the grape growers might make
with references to the use Of his distil-
lery. Mr.. Rose stated that q ton Of
grapes would make from 40 to so gallons
Of brandy, the cost Of making the same
being ten cents per gallon.
The Board of Directors reported that
articles OF incorporation had been pre-.
pared in acoordan- e with the instructions
Il the association.
The committee on by-laws handed in
their report, which was read by the
Secretary and adopted by the assoca-
ton. The bylaws are identical with
those adopted by the orange growers,
with the exception OF lev changes
which it had been necessary TO maku in
order to comply with the instructions
given to the committee By the sssocia.
ton. Tue bylaws provide for the cleo.
ton Of Board OF Directors, TO consist
OF seven members, 10 serve one year.
A provision is made to the effect that no
single Individual will be permitted to
own more than FIVE shares Of stock for
every acre of vines controlled by him,
and that the shares Of stock shall at
no time exceed $500 shares, ualess SO or.
dered by two-thirds Of the stockholders;
and, further, that each share Of stock
shall entitle the holder 10 have one ton
of grapes raised by him crushed into
wine at the actual cost of crushing aud
storing.
The bylaws fix the frat Wednesday
in July Of each year as the time for the
annual meeting Of the stockholders.
The following assessments were paid
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09
Notice of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that 1t is the inten-
tion OF the Council Of the city OF Los An
geles to change and establish the grade OF
Ninth street from Pearl street TO Alyarado
street, as follows:
At the Intersection of Pearl street the
grade shall be 500 feet below the datum
plane: at point $50 0 feet west OF Pearl
street the grade shall be "a. 90 feet below the
datum plane at the intersection OF Nevada
street.-the grade shall be 400 feet below the
datum plane; at the in erseotion OF Denver
Ave. the grade shall be II. 50 feet below the
datum plane: at the intersection OF Willow
street the grade shall be $50 feet below the
datum plane; at the intersection Of Holmes
street the grade shall be 2. so feet below the
datum plane; at point 2236 feet west OF
Pearl street the grade shall be0 so feet above
the datum plaue; at the Intersection OF
Buckley street the grade shall be 3 SO feet
below tine datum plane; at the intersection
of Whittier street the grade shall be 3 0o
feet below the datum plane; at point 90
feet west Of Waiter street the grade shall
be at the datum plane; at point go feet
west Of Whittier street the grade shall be
IL Sc feet above the datum plane, at the III
tersectioh of Union Ave. the grade shall be
Is so feet above The datum plane; at the In.
terseolion of Beacon street the grade shall
be 1000 feet above the datum plane; at the
intersection Of Burlington Ave. the grade
shall be 2b.c0 feet above the. datum plane
at the Intersection OF Central Ave. the grade
snail be $3.50 feet above the datum plane
at the intersection of Park Ave. the grade
shall be A.0o feet above the datum plane;
at the intersection Of Alvarado street the
grade shall be 22.b0 feet above the datum
plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to file their objections, ii any they have, with
the Clerk of Council within ten days OF the
date OF the first publication OF this notice
BY order of the Councilof the City of Los
Angeles at its meeting OF August 3oth, A. d,
1886.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council OF the city of Los An
Los Angeles. August 3lst. 1856. sen2.1Ot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09
rne pemccrastc Nominees.

The Santa Barbara Independent. which
has no party affiliations. has the follow
ing impartial sketch Of the Democratic
ticket, Washington Bartlett, the uomi'
nee for Governor, is one Of the substan-
tiai, as conirasted with the brilliant men
of this world . man of deeds, not OF
words. His field has been that OF the
worker and not that Of the orator. He
has filed many offices Of honor in this
state. He has bern Harbor Commits
sioner, Senator from San Francisco and
Mayor Of that city, and has always left
The position to which he was called I'M;
sullied. Like Swift, the Republican
nominee, be has great popularity where
he is best known.
Michael p. Tarpey for Lieutenant
Governor, has been especially prominent
and faithful in the effort recently made
bv the Democratic party TO control the
railroad monopolies Of this State. He
is good business man and resides in
Oakland.
Hendricks the nominee for Secretary
Of State, is cousin OF the late aud la
mented Vice President. Hs has for
three years last past been member OF
the State Prison Commission. and has
fearlessly and strenuously fought against
the pardon Of conviets who were serving
out sentences worthily imposed. No
weak sentimentality has swerved him
from the path of duty to turn out upon
the world those who have forfeited
their rights to liberty by hideous crime.
Tho Convention wisely honored Con-
trolisr Dunn with denomination, For
four years he has honestly, persistently
and conscientiously watched over the
financial Affairs Of this State. No dollar
has been ordered from the public treas
ury, which vas not warranted by law.
BY his efforts, hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars have been saved TO the State,
aud those who have improperly with
held money from the treasury, have
been compelled to place it where it Of
right belonged. Dunn, we are satisfied,
will run many thousand votes ahead of
his ticket.
Senator Johnson, Of Sonoma, who has
Just been nominated for Attorney Gen.
erai, is scholar Of profound learning, o
graduate Of Yale College, lawyer Of
much legal learning and acumen. He
has for the past four years represented
Sonoma county in the State Senate, and
has justly obtained reputation for
ability, honesty and conservatism.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09
Notice of Intention.

Notice Is hereby givea that II is the inten
tion Of the Council of the City of Los An
geles, to change and establish the grade o.
Pico street at the following fn.s:
At the intersection OF the north line q
Pico street with Hone street the grade shall
be changed TO 2l.5ts feet below the datum
plane at the Intersection Of Pico street with
the west line Of Figueroa street the grade
shall be $500 feet below the datum plane
at the east line OF Wright street the grade
shall be 30, 30 feet below the datum plane
at poipt $3.50 feet west of Flgueroa street
the grade shall be $500 feet below tho
datum plane; at a p int 1900 feet west Of
Figueroa street the grade shall be 3i0o feet
below the datum plane, al point 400 feet
west Of Figueroa street the grade shall be
&c. 90 feet below the datum plane; at the In,
tersecti N Of Alvarado street the grade sh Il
be 200 feet below the dstum plane.
All persons interested hre horeby notified
to file their objections, IL any they have,
with the ERIK of the Council within tcn
days OF the date of the first publication oil
this notice.
BY order OF the Council OF the City OF Los
Angeles, at its meeting Of August soth, A. D
1856.
w. w. ROBINSON,
clerk Of the Council Of the cityiof Los An
Los Angeles. August sist, 1886. sep2 ios
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09
All Business strictly confiden-
tiRl.

-.
Los Angeles Pawnbroker Shop, 32(
North Main street. next door TO Pic'
House. loans money ut a cheaper rae O
interest aud advances more moasy arti
clcs of iewelry, watches, diamonds, fire
arms. ETC., than any other house in the
State. and is responsible to its custom
ers for their pledges against fire, water,
theft or otherwise. He also sells the
first of each month pledges that are not
redeemed Parties wishing bargains
please call and purchase the following
goods: Six gold watches, 5 diamond
rings, 80 pistols, 8 shotguns, 5 rifles, 3d
coats, IL vests, ~ pants. 5 gambling
tools, lot books. 10 assorted chains, SO
gold rings, 10 pair earrings, 10 iiddles, .
guitars. 6 pair bracelets, 4 lady's sets,
ind lots Of clothing. trunks and ya!isea,
boots aud shoes. L. B. Cohn, the Red
Front Store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09
poLIrIcAr FIsrIASA.
Further Evidences of Discord
Among Republicans.

n hN08& ASRstVEAte-A-~-
As the time for holding the Republi-
can ward caucuses draws near the more
evident does it become that there is
blood on the at present eclip ed political
moon that will shine forth bright and
ugly Friday night, and even more rud-
Oily on Saturday, when occur tue Re-
publican primaries for the election OF
delegates to the party'a County Conyen-
ton.
''And still the good work goes on!''
was the exclamation, yesterday evening,
Of a well-known Republican politician.
the possessor of possibly the latest Of
fee in the gift of the county.
"What's the latestf" queried a HER
AID representative, who happened by.
ooh, the mugwumps are out in force,
laying all sorts and lengths Of wires to
pull things their way Friday night, and
at the primaries next day.
''How is it that the G.. .. II. is en-
veloped in such a fog Of discord; the
the county contingent, / meany in
quired the HERALD man.
la peroration, occupying In its
delivery nearly bali an hour. the evil
IDENTIFY sore-headed politician laid out a
string Of facts which must be really
alarming to local leaders Of 'the party
Of great moral IDEAS
"You see, said be, "the Times ac-
lion regarding the State ticket proved
contagious, and mugwnmps, since the
inception Of lis anti Moore movement,
have grown as plentiful as Sacramento
mosquitoes in August. in the county
ranks. So epidemic has it become that
our halfway soreheads OF every primary
we have ever held have become full
hedged mugwurnps, and instead of being
able to talk them into the traces be-
tween primaries and conventions, we
find that their wants they must have or
split and bolt the ranks"
"What do they WANT
swell, that is where it is. answer d
the official. They want everything.
Decidedly hungry are they for the Sher.
iff-s cffice and that of County Clerk and
Treasurer. The Sheriff. pie they are
especially desirous Of tasting, through
tho medium Of their man, during the
next two years. The present incumbent
is also very DESTROYS of feeding another
term at the municipal stall, and has q
very strong support. He is as determ-
ined to get the nomination rs they are
that he shall not. aud merry war is
among the extreme probabilities Tor FRI
l. =. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09
CITY HALL AND COURT HOUSE.
New So Bulsd them For The Best
lmtereses Of the People.

EUooY - DUlt0 theuA FOR Imo Best
lntsreses Of tIle Pcspie.
The present Council has started il to
build city hall and make other NUM-
cipal improvements. To this end the
credit Of the city has been pledged to its
utmost limit until some Of the present
debt Ia paid. Tue first improvement
begun is the city hall. The limit al
lowed for this purpose was s65, 900.
The site has been excavated. and at the
last meeting Of the Council bids were
opened for the work on the building.
These bids cover the brick, stone aud
terra Gotta work, the rough carpente,
work and the iron work. The bids ag-
gregate $50, 900. and when this sum is
spent the edlics will bs far from COM
plete. Tonight the Council meets in
special session and the architects are
cited 10 appear and explain about the
cost Of the structure. Il Is reported
that those gentlemen have made state
suent to the effect that the hall viii cost
$3.50, 900. Que or more Of the Council
s s"en -. IN ~. cSxo am ~ r,a',.sa
ouiioing WIN goat e1'o,ov. - 'as s'a'o
ment conoefnlng sne es';lna'e u 'ne s ~,
cniteets = correct mere ~ no eouos 'ns
building WIZ run up 70 'ne iuh quarter
mi,,on. .,.
IN pan rfanc'sco, noar.y .weny YEAR
ago. tne manlciPa, au'noiis'es se' ~. :,
pf9viae 2 oiIy ia.l. = sue was 1 rs 90.
miles IRON me business center. - Ge'
tne puiiding tnere y was s'aieu ina. 'ne
c'ty would get the nan free OF all Cost.
a large lot was secured. Tart OF this
vas selected Tor the nall. he rest was
cut up into lots. These were 20 De sold
and from the proceeds the City Hatl was
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09

Ayers Ague Cure, when used accor-
ding to directions, warranted to eradi-
cate from the system all forms Of mala.
rial disease, such as Fever and Ague,
Chill Fever. Intermittent pnd Bilious
Fevers, and disorders OF the liver. Try
IL. The experiment is safe one, and
viii cost you nothing il q cure is not
Effected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09

Joseph d. Lynch, Of the Los Angeles
HERALD, has been almost unanimously
nominated by the Democratic Conven.
ton for Congressman from the Sixth
District. The rarty could not have
made better nomination, as he will
poll the full strength OF the Demosr tic
psrty. Ia his capacity as journalist
be has aided greatly in the development
OF Southern California, and if he be
-elected the honor is but small reward
for his past service. --[Downey Tribune.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09
Pyke,. Opera Company.

Regarding the operas which will b
presented at the Opera House next weel
by the above company. the press an'
public are unanimous in praise of th
manner in which they were rendered il
all the large cities which they have Wis
tied. The selection of the repertoire TO
the week is one OF the best and they pro
pose placing the operas on the stag
with a grand orchestra, handsome cos
tunes and settings in manner that ha
nevor been equaled heretofore. It i
to be hoped that our music loving citi
zens viii I'LL the house to its utmost ca
pacity.