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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-19
GONSIGNEMS

|Ptrsieamor Katie, from Augusta and way
luhug- Peacock. II u Co, Baldwin u Co, o
hem Co, Il d Mcdonald q Co, a Letter,
dluer Ellis, II & Co, Chestnut & ON. J
lor-eil, NJ terst & Co, Mrs " Haltiwan-
prseamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
IY .andlngs-E e Cheatham, Ellis, H u Co,
MILLER, u b Lester. Lowell Il J., Ray & @,
EFAWcett, J \ Pearson, P Williams, J K
I4hley. Order, + I Roberts, w c jackson, A
amp3cN, Baldwi in Il Co.
,Ier steamship CITY OF savannah, from New
IrA-A Altmayer Il Co. Acosta Il e, Z l.
~ Eendhelm Bros 4 Co, Byck Il S, W z
oohs' II Blum, ID Brown, NJ Boley & Son, r
on or. Branch Il {, Cohen y B, G A Cox,
,",.lHs Go, A II Champion, Clark Il ID,
T. arson, Davis Bros. NJ } Doyle, Derst,
'eb lls, Cool son, Eckman n V, II Estill,
9',eln !, | Epstein Il Bro, Epstein & w
4 -.4stein TO, Enrich u Bro, q Ebber-
4 d. RANK \ Go. y Falk Il son, J FREDDIE
w, fFe,Well Il y, VI Ferst n Co, Fleischman
/ o. Gray " OBJ, George Il &. j IL Furber.
.,r.ll9, j Gazan, = NJ Gilbert Il Co, j
ugotr: SGuckenhcimer & SON, J Gorham,
4 N'er "A, L henderson, G VI Heidi Il Co,
.e' Bros co, HOcolnbe, q Il Co, W n
suahi, u K Haltiwanger, NJ { Hopkins,
Ii-In'o; ) II Koch, l. kreigel, J Kelly,
hd.4"' Il Levy II Bro. Ludden & b, II
A7I'oh. Lindsay N NJ, Lfppman Bros, d
GrrH', Loyeil l.. E Lowell Il Son. n Lang,
rI.Pf' a Letter, NJ LAWN. hohr Bros, j
IT, ,"r LYONS Co, Lee Roy NJ yers, Nell
nc. 'orgugh II Co, II MYERS u Bros, 5
~ d MILLER " Co, j McGrath Il Co. f
". D.n"lg & Co, NJ McMabon, J Nc
n' "otA cnbr0Ck II -. A $ Nichols, J j
4 I%t Ndrpe Club, Order notify II Mil
4 la !'l"s, PUll0Ck Il Co, Relser Il 5.
EDp.'' w. "aWc, Ross Il ; Smith Bros Il Co,
,pithern EX Co, NJ >ternberg. }
XSoor..., T. ~ N'h"arz, c Il Stultz, IL suffer,
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York. Judy I6-Arrived, schrs Bella
New, 20 Glta,slTnan, Jacksonville; A6ble
RUSsen' nobbin. do; W e Cloves, fennS,
ssnendna: Vacancy s rsspan 90 Az
G; r Congdon' IeFre1l' "o' A1"->'
{ Wu, Jacksonville -, u.o.,,,.h;,, Villa
fortlIup,,n Jnlv l4-Arrived, steamship NloIa
An' Ffnrrav, Savannah. - r-..o
~, ~ JuIy 15-Arrtyeds bars Ohtohe
,l BiS'TP' elrcaIa, Pensacola, eoefore reported
rrigedh TS w. July 14-Arrived, bark olof Gias
Nv, An SI1dnev' c b, July A-Satled. steam
Il No[ ~ ~ ~ 9tson tBrl, Edmontiston, from Coo
.fhlp ,or GLASGOW not London.
~ WIIooT.chIcola, Fla, July ARRIVED, DARK
A A,tts 'Sorl, Wood, Plymouth.
1eh91 s;, ,,[v JUDY 16-ArrIved. schr Lucy
,, Baatli, Mumford, Jacksonville.
"A sySick, Ga, July l6-Arrived, brig MEDIA
M. Halbern, Barbados. ,,z, ,u.oa,
W. saned. bark Guldbringa tHorA, Johansen'
Bo JaR R3ger, July 19-sailed, bark Cambaiu
h. phillips, Plymouth.
E pp5oonfort! 5 c, July 16-Sailed, bark l. Il
/ a pGrsI Overton, New YORK; Ada Carter
sn 6o9eV July l6-ArriHed, schr Black
DeS Carmon, Baltimore, chad fore gaff, &c,
fa arr, 10 Tor for harbor, schr Thos B Schall,
|EitchengS, from Baltimore forSaVan nan tcar-
q od away iinsGay, &cl.
a pJtasf Me. July l6-Sailed. schr Charlotte
II SibIey. Bartlett, Jacksonville
a Snosqyy. July l8-Cleared. steamer Stranton
,rlrD Grinold, United Kingdom.
a arrived 10Th, steamers Austerlitz IBr1,
towi5. Madeira; Cyprus tBr), Guild, Ber-
4 E Eo@, July 16-Ciearcd. brig Jose
trt. 'SnI, Liorca. Alicante; schr Isaac n
Min, Steelmau, New FORK.
n Kew West, July l6-ArrIVed, schr Mary Jane
NM, Roberts, Nassau.
\ Pensacola, July l6-Arriyed, steamer Amy
49, IBr., Thompson, Philadelphia; bark
n sre Becker GER, Sanderefeld, Trinidad.
n Giesred. barks Mary E Chapman (Br), W.
ham Alicante; Ottone Padre utaD, Repetto,
|feaarth roads; Eliezer (Nor), Andreassen,
a PART ROYAL. 5 c, July 13-sailed, steamers
&scatsmau IBr), Schlossman, United Kingdom;
stm Joseph FereDs (Brl, Mechesen, do.
Fl Arrived l4ih, schr Nellie Floyd, johnson,
Fl Delaware Breakwater, July l6-Arrlved,
Mar Minnie s. Gussie, French, New Y DIRK for
Jacksonville
I'm hester, Ingersoll, New York.
IA New YORK, July lS-Arrived. stmrs Alaska,
ii yerpoo!; POLYNESIA, Hamburg; Seneca,
Newport News.
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it affords. He works early and late, and
employs several stenographers. In man
ners, he is genial and unpretending; in
disposition, he is a great good-natured
boy; in commercial skill, in financial
acumen, he is unquestiouably one of the
notable figures of the times. His name, l
hear, is to be presented to Queen Victoria
for knighthood. 1t is not impossible that
his Canadian friends will yet greet him
as Sir Erastus Wiman.
OSCAR WILLOUGHBY RIGGS.
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Shipping.
COmpagnie Generate Transatlantique
French Line TO Havre.

DETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. AZ, n r., foot Of Morton street.
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by
English railway and the discomfort OF cross
ing the Channel IN a small boat. Special train
leaving the COmpany's dock at Havre direct
for Paris on arrival OF steamers. Baggage
checked at New York through to Paris.
ST. LAURENT, DARDIGHAC, SATURDAY,
July "A, am
LABRADOR, PEBEIRE D'HAUTERrVE,SA
URDAY. July 81, 4P.M.
IA BOURGOGNE, TRANQUIL, SATUR-
DAY, Aug. l. NOON.
La CHAMPAGNE, TRAUD, SATURDAY,
Aug. II. $3.50 A. n.
PRICE OF PASSAGE tinouding wine:
TO HAVRE-First Cabin, ti20, 800 and $50 !:
Second Cabin, $50; Storage from New York TO
Havrc, tS5; Storage from New York to Paris,
$2s; including wine, bedding and utensils.
Checks payable at sight in amount 10 suit
the Banque Transatlantique of Paris.
LOUIS DE BEBfAN, Agent, Bowling
Green. foot Of Broadway. New York.
or WILDER h Co, Agents for Savannah.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
0dng--J " Furse, L G Grower. S Jones, G
oeock, Miss Lizzie Jones, q q Garnett, ID
9aolls. + RoberJs. and ~ deck.
Per steamship City of savannah. from New
lb- Rev Bishop Moore. Rev Thomas A
'rher. b A Knapp, Rev Guldner. II Meyer,
A Coles, Mrs 4 E wilkinson, A Springer,
3, Davies, " Wnberg, VIM Brotherton,
l0ns, Farmer and wife, w Cook.
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'sFROM HEAD TO FEET

Charles Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights,
y. j., writes: M son, a lad of twelve years,
was completely cured of q terrible case OF
Eczema by the CUTICURA REMEDIES From
the top Of his head to the soles OF his feet was
one mass of scabs." Every other remedy and
physicians had been tried in vain.
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TERRIBLY AFFLICTED. y

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stebbins, Belchertown,
Mass, write: "Our little boy was terribly af-
hcted with ScrOfula, Salt Rheum AMI Fry
sipelas ever since he was born. and nothing we
could give him helped him, unsil we tried Gu
TICUEA REMEDIES, which gradually cured
him, until now he is as fair as any child"
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''s'e's Cp, Cleared and Sailed
Tor this Port.

bARKS.
a, l ,a' Anareasen, Trapani, sid prior to
f6uil 81 Nof' Hansen, Frederikshal, sid
D., .''"I -----, Penarth Roads, sid
"A ,. DR. Richards. Sharpness, sid MAY l6
oys n '' aud Cape Verde.
1''I.Ia .italJ, Massone, Hull. sid June
" 'oFD' Coelho Para, sid about June
bci Z, .il or. -, St Nazaire, SD june 2s.
|Gyf .Norl' Rcinerts, Liverpool, sid
/ G:, Nor)' ---, Shields, via Santos, sid
SeTi Nor, Knudsen, santos, sid june Q.
T. Noil' Nielsen, Hamburg, sid July
Light Br), Dexter, at New York July
ERiGs.
cia p,nens; Eddy. New York. sid June 9s.
Wv" hei2, Rio Janeiro, sid June "a.
sCuooNERs.
|G iS.7 = Hoyey, Wright, Philadelphia, cid
|do GSlr 5, ,stubbs. Bath. sid June %.
l.s,gro,,'p IlgnncN, Baltimore. cid July IA.
n. renee, Young. N"w Vnrr IN INV
|0ly saunders, lngersoll, baltimore, cd
|, BcmenI," G0q2ll, Now York, mp July Il.
|dJuly 7'o"ase, New York via Port Royal,
Iemiorrp' { Terry, baltimore, sid July "a, at
Y az BEAM, Kitchens, Baltimore, SD July
IDeultee eppiort, q, July rs.
-oWnsend, Baltimore, mp July IA.
II NlNGTrf
PEI 'urmmer is the crop of daisies ut tba GO II
u-H the bottom lands Of * ansas.
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE first-class IRON steamships of this COM
4 pany are appointed TO sail every Thurs
day from Boston AZ p. NJ; from Savannah as
follows-standard time:
CITY OF MACON, Capt. wM. KELLEY
THURSDAY, July ~, at $50 p. NJ.
GATE CITY, Capt. ID. HEDGE, THURS.
DAY, July 20, at $50 Pm.
CITY OF MACON, Capt. WIN. KELLEY
THURSDAY, August s, at 10 A. NJ.
GATE CITY. Capt. d. HEDGE. THURS.
DAY, Aug. IL, at 4:3o P. NJ.
Through bills OF lading given TO New Eng
LAND manufacturing points and to Liyerpooi
The company's wharves lin both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading out OF the two cities.
RICHARDSON q BARNARD.
Agents
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Per steamship CITY of Augusta, for New
ok-s- bales domestics and yarns. IS turtles,
Ubl- rosln, lbhls spirits turpentine, 6l,308
Number, 100 boxes pears and peaches, 297
D., pis IRON, Ij7 pkgs mdse, 1923 crates vege-
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,.4prrtuE MTsCELT.ANY

Pensacola, July l2-schr w w Hungerford
rev, from Mobile for Calbarien, experience
heavy ENE gale June 80, which carried
way fore and main rigging. She ran INTO 81
ossun bay July and repaired rigging, and
la. lying at anchor there on the July 6 wait
Nd Tor favorable wind.
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
nInes-l00 bales cotton, 40 bbis rosin. 80
BIS spirits urpentine, l sack coffee. 2 mules,
lol m Use. % baskets grapes, 8 cases eggs, 5
,op, fowls.
Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
ag Lasu n4s-320 bbls rosin, 10 cases eggs. =
bop, hogs. 100 melons, 6 bdls hides, bag APP
les, ] 90 bOls spirits JurpentIne, 6 coops fowl, l
Ags mdse, . ODis bottles.
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Gutiritra Rrnte0ies.
BABY HUM0RS.
Infantile and Birth HumOrs Speedily
Cured by Cuticura.

NOR Cleansing the Skin and Scalp OF Birth
II Humors, for allaylng Itching, Burning
and Inflammation. for curing the first symp
toms of Eczema, Psoriasis, Milk Crust, Scald
Head, ScrOfula and other inherited skin and
blood diseases, CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure,
and CUTICURA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Beau
the new Blood Purifier, internally, are infalli-
BILE. Absolutely pure,
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Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases.D
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MONDAY, July 10, 1886
, YESTERDAY.

..,,sh,p CITY OF Savannah, D<sSgees' ne"
tors-Ge N Katie, Bevin. Augusta and way
steSre Lawton. Man ns. p,rr ars
's'ss s3.EW Et + Gibson Salr Sansssr.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Ooonumbers ending with rs, being the two

l000numbers ending with IS, being the two
last figures of the number drawing the
Capital Prize of $4,000. ................ s Is
The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing, Glass q, LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above are the
numbers which were this day drawn from the
100000 placed in the wheel, with the prizes
corresponding to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La, this
Tuesday, July 10, 1886.
q. r. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY,
Commissioners.
Prizes cashed in full without deduction
No. 1875, draws CAPITAL Prize, $4,000, sold
in San Francisco, Cal. Boston, hi ass, Fort
Wayne, Ind. Columbus, o.. and Annlston
Ala. No. 1927, draws Second Capital Prize
$4,000, sold in New York, New Orleans, Kan
sas City. Mo-, and Toledo, o. No. 1906
draws Third Capital Prize, $4,000, sold in
Boston, Mass, Detroit, Mich, Springfield
Mass, Clear Lake, WIS.,, and DenisOn, Tex.
No 69234, draws $4,000, sold in San Francisco,
Cal, South Vallejo, Cal, st. Paul, Min, and
Tharpe, Tenn. No. 75476. draws Sc 900, sold in
San Francisco. Cal. and Richmond, Va. Nos
2S74, 2599s, 2S615 30sO7, $1,000, draw each g. 600
sold in New Orleans. Brooklyn. N. Y, De
, troit. Mich, Ellis, Kansas, Palmyra, Mo-,
Louisville. KY, New York City, Chicago, ILL.,,
Memnhie Tenn. and WASHINGTON. ID q
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"A LITTLEBoY CURED

Nash q Nash. Covington, KY, write: "One
OF cur customers bought your CUTICURA REM
EDIEs for his little boy, who had a kind of
humOr IN the head, 60 that he was a solid scab
of sores. lie was entirely cured, and his father
saws he would not begrudge $500 for the good
il has done him"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-19

REsoLvENT, 81 o.; SOAR, 25c. Prepared by
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
Mass.
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..r.rn YESTERDAY
Memoir ANDA-

-..,-,ship city OF AugusIa, Wv UIA.
ste sa Smrry TreTenburg tSw), Antwerp
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shiuniua SntfIItgfsste-

- -~---, a,ITpr AI,mAhAC-THIS DAY
MlELAIo iSN ssC9
suSlfIsBs - 6.5S
POI 81 nrR at.savannsh. .ro=sa NJ, 1o:S9R
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DhDV Use CCTICCRA SOAP, an exquisitely
DhDl perfumed SKIN BEAurIFIER.
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ALL HIS FORTUNE OF TWO OR THREE
MILLIONS,

all his financial achievements pale before
one single act of his busting and event
ful life. Fifty years hence nobody will
care how much he was worth, bur history
may we'll record, with an electric spark
PLAYING round the words, that the repeal
OF the ancient and barbarous statute in
regard TO imprisonment for debt was
largely due to the efforts OF one man,
Erastus Wiman. An emperor might have
been proud to listen to the words OF heart
felt, fearful gratitude that were poured
out upon this business man OF New York
bv the unfortunate men suddenly and I'M
expeciedIy released from hopeless I'm.
prsonment, who assembled in front "
Ludlow street Jail TO thank their beneiac-
tor, who, out of pure kindness Of heart,
had spared neither time nor money in
their behalf. IL was an act that may we |
have caused the miserable place and the
bystanders 10 shine.
LIKE MOST MEN OF LARGE ENTERPRISES
Mr., Wiman IL careful in his personal
habits. He neither drinks nor smokes.
He is fond Of horses and has SIX good
roadsters. he has farm which he loves
for the needed rest and seciusiUn which
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MORTUARY REPORT
Of the City Of Savannah for the Week
Ending Friday, July 16, 1886.

Causes OF Death.
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Louisiana State Lottery Com'y.
COMMISSIONERS.

We the uadersi0Red Bdnks and BdRk hers aoiII
pay all Prizes drIqon in The Louisiana Stdte
Ldfteries aohtch mag be presented al our com
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n NlAGfff Au 49,. ---=----===---
ast sunni ana beautiful relic OF the food
'el llron',,. US Tue crop of daisies that It
ehe bottom lands Of Kansas.
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OUUDOu VI ONWFHs
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-27

The transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $40, 900 and mortgages to
Sl4,00
The City Central Republican club will
meet this evening in the Council Cham
Der for the election of officers.
Margaret A. Finn has heen appointed
post mistress of Santa Monica. She is a
relative of ex.City Justice Morgan.
The corner stone of the great Maclay
Theological College will be laid on the
Fourth of July next at San Fernando.
Deputy Sheriff Will Hammel yester.
day arrested man named Chas. Bryant
on order by telegraph from Tulare. An
officer will arrive to-day with warrant.
Geo. Bailey, the injured engineer, was
reported to be resting more easily yes
terday. There were slight hopes enter.
tanned that he might pull through after
all.
Messrs. Schoder, Johnston & Co, have
received the contract to furnish $50, 900
pounds OF l6-pound steel rails for the
new street railroad 10 join Santa Ana,
Orange and Tustin City. Work will be-
gin on the road at an early day,
The Chautauqua Literary Circle will
meet at Long Beach July l4th and CON
tinue session of fourteen days, EN-.
bracing fifty addresses on literary and
educational topics. The philosophical
and literary branch will then hold daily
sessions for six weeks.
Last evening some one near 3S's en-.
gine.house threw a stone which struck
All Moy, a chinaman, between the eyes
and inflicted severe wound. Ii is
probably an outgrowth of the dispute
about an almond-eyed damsel who
dwclls in that classic precinct.
The British ship Eaton Hall. Capt.
Lindsay, arrived at San Pedro yesterday,
81 days from Sydney, N. S. Wales,
with $3.50 tons of coal for the s. P. R. X.
Company. Capt. Lindsay is accom-.
panied by his wife. This is the first
trip the Captain has made to San Pedro
He and his wife will probably visit Los
Angeles to-day.
Mr.. H. P. Warner, of the city of Ray.
mond, in South Pasadena, whose ad. APP
pears daily in the HERALD, has taken
time by the forelock and ordered ton
of chewing.gum for the use of the 100
New England girls who are to take
places of industry in the great Raymond
Hotel He will sell each one copy OF
the ILLUSTRATED HERALD.
Alfred Moore, by his attorneys, liza.
ley, Russell and Lyon, has filed suit
against the city, claiming damages in
the sum of Sl7, 500. These are all of tn e
claims against the city for damages done
by the late flood in the Los Angeles
river rolled into one, the other claim
ants having assigned to Mr.. Moore.
Deputy Sheriff Martin Aguirre last
Saturday stepped into one of the cracks
in the miserable old sidewalk around the
Court House, and sustained painful
strain of the right ankle. He was out
on crutches yesterday, for the first time
since the accident. Some fellow will
fall into the yawning abysses of that
sidewalk one of these days and get seri-
ously hart, and sue the county for dam
ages
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-27
Drawback for Canned Fruits.

Congressman FELTON, has introduced
bill in the House, which, fit becomes a
law, will be an immense help to our can
ming and fruit growing industries. 1t is
bill to authorize Gamers or others ex
porting herme tically sealed fruit to re.
ceivea drawback for the refined sugar used
to the extent of the duty paid on the raw
sugar. As there are about six pounds Of
dry graduated sugar in case of table
fruits and the drawback would amount
80 100 cents for each pound. the draw
back would amount to l6 92.l00 cents on
each case, if the sugar duties are not re-
duced and the Gamers do not in.
crease the proportion of sugar to
fruit This is Al cents reduc-
ton on the cost per dozen, and
while it seems trihing would greatly
stimulate the export of canned fruits,
which again would stimulate the
whole cannery industry and enlarge
the market for our fruit producers.
We cannot see where any opposition
to the bill could arise; the Eastern
refners would favor it because il
would increase the demand for refined
sugar They cannot object to the
principal of drawbacks for they already
benefit by drawbacks on the dry granu-
lated sugar they export to Great Britain,
a business which reached last year to
100, 900 tons and over. The Maryland
peach Gamers would favor it and indeed
all States which raise fruits for canning
purposes There is nothing new in such
concession. 5. F. Journal of Com
meTce.
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4 Few Words About the Paint
inRs and Pictures.

The grand display OF pictures and
paintings which were left with us for
exhibit has caused many minds to won-
der and few to ask what we intend do
ing with them. We will only hint that
it is more than likely that an effort will
ne made by us to become the owners of
the collection. Ii SO we will only say
we may astonsh the public
We have on sale to-day ladies' full
finish balbriggan hose, l5c; worth %.
We have on sale to day Atwood blue
flannel for bathing suits, 25i; worth 30.
We have on sale to-day ladies muslin
skirts, DC; worth 40.
We have on sale to day ladies' 6-button
silk gloves, light shades, SOC; worth 65
We have on sale to-day ladies' silk
mitts, black or colors, 25c.
We have on sale to-day ladies toe
| slippers, zoe; worth Sl00
We have on sale to-day Misses san
dals, two straps, Csc; worth Sl.00.
We have on sale to-day ladies' poke
| shape shade hats, 25c; worth so.
We have on sale to-day extra grade
summer silks, 49c.
We have on sale to-day mems bathing
suits, Soc; worth Sl25.
PEOPLES STORE.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-27

Mr.. X. j. Northam returns home 10y
train due here at 80 to-day.
Mr.. Charles Cabot will arrive homt
by train from San Francisco to-day.
Harry C. Wyatt, the genial theatrical
manager, who has been sick at Sar
San Diego, returned to Los Angeles yes
terday.
MIR. l.. A. Dessaint and family, who
have been visiting Mr.. j S. Mckenzie
of Vernon, went East yesterday to pre-
pare for return in August.
Mr.. Charles Auerbach and bride ar
rived home yesterday from San Fran
CISCO They have apartments at the
Hollenbeck Block, where they will be
glad to see their friends.
Hon. J, d. Cleveland, of Cleveland,
Ohio, brother of Il. X. Cleveland OF the
Evening Express, arrived by yesterdays
train from the north. Judge Cleveland
is a grandson OF General Moses Cleve-
land, the founder of the city which
bears his name. He is making a tour of
the Pacific Const in company with Cleve-
land friends, and comes Immediately
from the Yosemite valley, where he has
been spending few days.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-27

The HERALD is under obligations 10
Mr.. S. j. Mathes for fine specimen of
the famous snow-plant. This rare Grim.
son flower grows only on the lofty sides
of snow-covered mountains, and springs
from large conical bulb up through the
snow. The specimen presented by Mr..
Mathes was gathered by him out of the
snow on the Sierra Nevada mountains at
Yosemite three days since, and is very
fine specimen indeed. 1t is about fifteen
inches high, two inches in diameter,
with small trunk on which
cluster numerous red blossoms
shaped like strawberries, each blossom
being supported by a spear shaped red
leaf. The trunk is covered with bloom
even on the top, forming a structure
shaped like huge stalk Of asparagus.
To those who never saw this curious
flower before, it is q most interesting
sight. Botanists have spent fortunes and
risked their lives to obtain it. In Cali 1
fornia it grows to great size and possesses
great brilliancy of color. At first sight
1t is strange surprise to see the fiery
red column standing outof the cold white
snow on the bleak side of a mountain,
and refusing to live in the rich valleys
below