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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-15
Notice for Application for City
Deed.

Notice is hereby given that application
will be made TO the Council OF the City Of
Los Angeles. at the session of said Cou1cil
70 be held Monday June the 2lsf. A. ID. 1856.
for quit claim deed from said city 10 Fran
co.'s Doulard, OF all that certain tract ofland
situate in the city and county of los Angeles,
State Of California, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit;
Commencing at a point in the northern
line of the lane formerly known IS the Old
Mission Road. but now called Rose street,
la the southwestern corner OF the track OF
land formerly belonging to Lewis wilhart.
but now or lately Of the Pioneer Building
Lot Association, said point Of commences
ment being the point Of Intersection Of the
western line OF said last mentioned tract.
which Is marked by q line of large syca-
more trees, with the northern line. which
Il marked by a live willow fence; thence
along said western line OF said last men
toned trsct N. 9u' w. 6.60 chains. more or
less, to the northwestern corner OF said last
mentioned tract of land thence along the
prolongation of the northern line Of said
last mentioned tract of land 3. 50o W. s.95
chains. more or less, to point in the horth-
ern line OF said lane. known a. Rose street.
thence along the same >. So z 5.57 chains
70 a willow tree in the line of said lane and
willow fence where said lane aud fence
ma ke turn, said tree being n. 75o W $50
chains of said point of commencement;
thence 5. 750 Z. so chains to the point of
commencement. being a triangular piece
OF land, and continuing 2-22 acres Of land;
Reference is made TO the abstract OF title,
petition and map now on ale in my Of
nee; and all parties interested are herebg mo-
tilted that they are required TO hle their Oh
iections, IL any they have. in writing,
at least one day before said session OF
the Council of the 2lst day of June. 1855.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council of the city OF Los An
Los Angeles. June 18th. 1855. ini5st
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SAN FRANCISCO, June l4.-Private
advices received here by the steamer
Mararoa, from the Samoan Islands,
state that on May 18th King Malietoa
addr essed communication to U. s.
Consul Greenebaum, stating that a
portion of his subjects under Tamasese,
pretender to the throne, were In re-
bellion, and requesting the American
Consul to issue proclamation ordering
all people in Samoa to be orderly and
return to their homes. In response
to this Consul Greenebaum issued
proclamation May l4th ordering all
persons within the kingdom to live
peaceably, and ordering all persons who
may have assembled for the purpose of
opposing the government Of King
Malietoa to dispense forthwith. This
was followed May 9th by a joint
proclamation issued by the American,
British and German Consuls recognizing
King Malietoa as the rightful ruler of
the Samoan Islands. This is believed to
have effectually disposed of the claims
of Tamasese, and no further trouble is
feared,
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WASHINGTON, June l3.-Morrison, in
an interview with a reporter of the asso-
ciated press to-day said he would surely
move to consider the Tariff bill On
Thursday. He said very candidly that
he could not speak positively as to the
chances of success, 1t all depends on
the votes of New York Democratic
members and had from the first. The
committee on Ways and Means was
entirely harmonious and could have
brought in or brought up the bill at
any time since February, but he had
deemed it unsafe to do so, knowing he
could not succeed without New York.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury
has appointed Edward White, of Indi-
ana, to be confidential clerk to the
Third Auditor under the recent decision
of the First Comptroller, that such ap-
pointees were not subject to civil SER
vice examination.
Five members of the Signal Corps,
stationed at Fl. Meyer, Va, left there
Saturday for Fort Bowie. Arizona,
for duty under General Miles in his
operations against the hostile Indians.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

The hrm heretofore existing under the
name and style of L. Waldeck 4 Co., doing
business at No. 1i3 East First street. at the
place known as the Gambrinus Hall Saloon,
In the city and county Of Los Angeles, State
of California, also doing business A. the
corner Of Third street and Utah Avenue, at
the place known as the Milwaukee Beer
Garden, In the town of Santa Monica, Coun-
ty OF Los Angeles, State of California, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Emil
Waldeck having purchased the entire inter
est of Geo. Greminger In the Gambrinus Hall
Saloon In Los Angeles city; George Grem-
niger having purchased the entir, interest
OF Emil waldeck in the Milwaukee Beer
Garden, in the Town of Santa Monica.
All debts due said firm on account Of the
Gambrinus Hall Saloon business will be
collected by Emil waldeck, who alone Is
authorized to receipt for the same; the said
waldeck will be responsible and pay all
bills owing by said firm on account OF the
Gambrinus Hall Saloon business. All debts
due said firm on account Of the Milwaukee
Beer Garden will be collected by George
Greminger, who Is the only authorized per
son 10 receipt for the same; the said Grem.
niger will be responsible and pay all bills
owing by said firm on account OF the MIL
waukee Beer Gat1en.
EMIL wALDECK,
fullest GEO. GREMINGER.
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The Condemned MAN Boasts OF
HIS steady Nerves.


HIS steady Nerves.
CoLUsA, June l4.--Charles Dewitt, a
native Of San Francisco and 20 years Of
age, was hanged in the yard of the
county jail this afternoon at 2:44 o'clock
In the presence of about fifty spectators.
The doomed man passed very restless
night, sleeping but little, and after call.
ing for stimulants ate hearty breakfast,
but no dinner. While the Sheriff was
reading the death warrant he calmly
smoked cigar. Dewitt made quite a
lengthy speech from the scaffold. saying
nothing about his guilt or innocence. but
con fined his remarks to upbraiding the
prosecuting attorneys and Gov. Stone
man. He occasionally called the atten-
ton OF the spectators to the steadiness
Of his nerves, and after thanking the
Sheriff and his deputies babe the crowd
good bye, commended his soul to the
mercy Of God, and said he was ready.
He dropped six feet, breaking his neck,
and the end of nine and half inmates
was pronounced dead and the body cut
down. The crime for which Dewett
was hanged was the murder OF Dolly
8 ullivan with pistol at Willows on the
10th Of May, 1885. She had been his
mistress, but had left him, and her re.
fusal to return to him led to the muir
dsr.
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ST. LOUIS, June l4.-For some tim,
past prominent Knights of Labor or.
gsnizer has been at work among the ser
want girls of this city with the result
that local assembly has been organ
lied. and they will be admitted to the
Knights of Libor as a part of National
District Assembly. to be composed en-,
tirely of servant girls. The assembly
already numbers in the neighborhood of
one hundred and fifty members. and is in.
creasing every meeting. The place of
meeting is kept secret for the present,
the principal reason being to withhold
their names from the public for fear that
if they were known TO be members OF
the Knights Of Labor they might lose
their situations. There will be admitted
to the assembly hotel Mattresses also,
and the combined strength of these and
the servant girls will, they are confident,
bring their employers and mistresses to
farfna
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Another Centennial in
Prospect.
A PLEA FROM THE PRESIDENT.
"A Murderer OH the GallOws Boasts
of His Observation-Disclosures
Manifesto.
Special to the Herald bv the Associated Press.l

Special 10 the Herald bu the Assocfdted Press.l
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June l4.-A resolution
was offered in the House to-day by Rep
resen tative Hewitt to provide for the
celebration of the centennial anniver.
sary of the organization of the constitu'
tional government Of the United States,
and the first meeting of Congress and Of
the inauguration of George Washington
President of the United States in the
city Of New York, which occurs on the
Both of April, 1889. 1t calls for joint
special committee. consisting Of three
Senators, to be named by the presiding
officer Of the Senate, and five Represent.
atives. to be named by the Speaker Of
the House, whose duty it shall be to
consider in what manner the anniver'
sary shall be celebrated.
The report Of the House Committee
on Public Lands recommends concur
renee in the Senate amendments Of the
Atlantic and Pacific land forfeiture bill
The report was agreed to and the amend
ments ooncurred in.
Under the call Of States large mum
Der of bills were introduced. Among
them was one by Bean, of Arizona,
granting pensions to persons injured in
conflicts with Indians.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-15

Capt. Coleman, schr. weymouth, ply
ing between Atlantic City and New
York, had been troubled with cough
so that he was unable to sleep. and was
induced to try DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for consumption. 1t not only gave
him instant relief but allayed the ex-
IRENE soreness in his breast. His chill
dren were similarly affected and single
dose had the same happy effect. Dr.
Kings New Discovery Is now the stan
dard remedy in the Coleman household.
and on board the schooner. Free trial
bottles OF this standard remedy at G. f..
Helm zeman's drug store.
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A CowardIy Murder.

Ell PAso, Texas. June 1.-The facts
of the following murder have just been
learned here. Two men came into the
store Of A. II. Howe. near South Fork,
Lincoln county, New Mexico, on the
night Of the 10th instant, and asked for
some tobacco. As Howe turned to get
it they drew pistols and ordered him to
throw up his hands. Instead of doing
so he attacked them, forced them out of
the store. and shut the door. After
doing SO they fred ball through the
door which entered Howe's breast and
passed through his body. The wounded
man seized shotgun and fired twice
after the fleeing ASSISTANTS. A party at
once started in search of the fugitiyes.
One has been captured, and it is expected
that the other will be shortly. The
doctors pronounce Howe's wound NOR
faI
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BELFAST, June l4.-Rev. Hugh
Hanna, d. D. Presbyterian minister Of
st. Enoch church. this city. preached a
sermon last evening on the recent riots.
He said IL the Government thinks Ulster
will be easily subiugated by the sedi-
tious Parliament. it has signally failed in
the estimate Of the United States. The
people of the North have effective means
of resistance, but the time has not come
yet to employ them. The humblest of
seven victims who succumbed last We'd
nesday under the murderous fire OF Nor
ley's militia, presented higher and no.
bier type of character than does Morley.
The Catholic clergy of Belfast yester-
day congratulated their people upon
their patience and foroearance under
provoking circumstances, and urged
them to keep the peace.
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ST.. LOUIS, June l4.--To-day warrants
were issued Tor the arrest of forty-seyen
Knights Of Labor. the most prominent
being Chief Advocate McGarry and SEQ
rotary Nolan OF District Assembly No.
8, $50. for conspiracy to destroy railroad
tracks, turn tables, switches, ETC, of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company. The
Company express the determination to
push these cases to the end.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-15

The Opinions of she Press Con.
corning Il.

The Opinions OF tine Press Con.
corning Il.
LONDON, June l4.--Gladstone has il.
sued manifesto to the electors of Mid.
lothian 10 which he earnestly appeals
for their support. and draws attention
to the proposition OF a government for
Ireland as presented by him, and that
Of Lord Salisbury, which proposes to
c,utinus its coercive policy.
The Times pronounces Gladstones
manifesto argumentatively and histori.
cally weak. at does not Offer" says
the Times, "a single argument to prove
that coercion is the only alternative
policy to Home Rule for Ireland. Cham
b srlain gave one alternative policy 9th sr
than coercion, aud John Morley sug-
qested the fourth by admitting it was
possible TO govern Ireland AS crown col
ony. When the worst comes to the worst
it Is always open to Englshmen to say
thew prefer separation pure aud simple
tn the intolerable demands OF Home
Rule. It must be made clear that there
ia another alternative, namely: to give
ireland local control of her local affairs
on the same scale as given TO England
and Scotland, on principles as applica.
BILE to these countries as to Ireland"
The Edinburg ScotsnsaR says: Glad.
stone in his m ,nifesto misrepresents the
issue. Parliament never voted on the
question Of coercion versus Home Rule. "
The Manchester Guardian says, that
OF Gladstone, Salisbury and Chamber.
lain, Gladstone alone sees the desperate
circumstances in which the country is
placed by the mistaken policy on the
Irish question, and that he alone per.
oeives how these circumstances can be
best dealt with. I'VE are confident,
adds the Guardian. shat the country
will endorse the Premier's diagnosis and
proposed remedy, for they are based on
rigorous common sense"
The Conservative provincial papers
bitterly criticize Gladstone's manifesto.
The Irish papers do not make their
comments on the manifesto a feature
of their issues, but criticise it az a mat
ter Of course, according to their p ariy
lesnings.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-15

BosroN, June l4.--The second regular
session Of the four days biennial conven-
vention, North American Turner Bund,
opened to-day in turn hall by Albert y.
Guthermul, of the Boston Turn Verein,
who extended warm greeting and intro.
duced Johann Toeusfeldt, who delivered
an address on the objects of the organ
ization. After four ballots, Chicago was
decided upon as the place for holding
the next meeting, it receiving 276 votes
against l47 for Pittsburg and AZ for San
Eraneisco.
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CHICAGO, June l4.-A mattress fac.
tory, corner of Twenty-fourth and But
Ter streets, was destroyed by fire this
afternoon. Three female employees in
one room had to jump from the window
to escape the flames. Two were fatally
injured. 1t is greatly feared that Others
we're buried in the ruins. Firemen are
now at work overhauling the debris,
but the progress is slow on account OF
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Dissolution of Copartnsrship.

The eopsrtnership heretofore existing be-
tween L. H. Grssett and 5. A. Boys, under
the firm name and style OF Grasett d Boys.
in the city Of Los Angeles and county OF
dissolved by mutual consent. s. A. Boys re-
firing, The business will be carried on hy
Z. II. Grasett. who assumes all debts ana
liabilities Of Grasett q Boys. and Il anthor-
ised 10 collect all accounts Of the old N
T. u. 0kAkkfT-
tnf5 i'm 3. A. BOYS.
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ST. LOUIS, June l4.-Mrs. Samuel l..
Winning, residing at 1918 st. Louie av-
enue, has received from Secretary Of
State Bayard information to the effect
that she is about to receive from the
United States Treasurer million dol
lars, awarded by the Court of Claims
under the terms of the French spoliation
bill.
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ST.. LOUIS, June l3.-The first sale of
Kinlock stock farm thoroughbred year
lings took place here to-day and was
we'll attended by representative turf
men. Thirteen head were sold for an
aggregate of Sl0.l55. r. p Ashe, of
California, bought bay FLY by st
Martin for $500, chestnut filly by
Onandsga for $3.50. aud roam FLY by
Duke OF Montrose. out of dam Helen
Blazes, for 1915.
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NEEDLES. CAL, June l4.-An outbreak
and massacre is threatened among the
Hnalaipai Indians at Kingman, Apache
Springs, Ariz. About ten days ago a
buck named Pisa, in jealous rage, shot
his sauaw and seven other bucks and
souaws and then killed himself. In re.
venge the tribe, according to their
custom, were about to massacre the
family and relatives of Pisa, but were
prevented by the whites, who sent them
here for safety. This greatly enraged
the remainder, who openly threaten to
take the war path. The Hualapais
number about FIVE hundred, with
Schaum as chief.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June l4.-Best &
Belcher, SOC; Chollar, 40c; Croker. 35c;
Gould 4 Curry, SOC; Hale & Norcross.
s2l0; Mexican, SOC; Navajo, 75c;
ophir, 35c; Peer, l5c; Potosi, 45o; Saw
age, 95c; Sierra Nevada, 35c; Union
Consolidated, Soc.
Yellow Jacket assessed SOC.
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SAN FRANCISCO, june l4.-At this
evenings session OF the Board Of Super
visors Hon. John Sedgwiok. Superin-
tendent of the House of Correction, was
removed by vote of s to aud T. N.
Machin, formerly Lieutenant Governor
of the State, was appointed in his place.
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CHICAGO. June l4..-officer Hanson,
after suffering greatly for about two
hours after the operation of TRANSMISSION
OF blood, died at the county hospital
at Q o'clock this afternoon. He leaves a
wife and six children.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
IF c. Howes, Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true TO the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
18th day Of June, 1855
ISeai.1 GEO. ]. CLARKE,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest;
II SINSABAuGH,
GEO. II. BON BRAKE.S Directors
w. g. COCHRAN.
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he Begs Time 10 Attend 20
Business.

aMG "C8 ~ AhsDn1 -
Business.
WASHINGTON, June l4.-The follow.
ing is furnished to the Associated Press
with request for publication;
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June IA.
Notwithstanding the announcement
heretofore made by the President re.
serving Monday in each week for the
transaction of such public business as
absolutely required freedom from inter-
ruption, he finds, that through ignor-
ance Of the rules adopted or from other
causes, the time he thus seeks to reserve
il TO a great extent engrossed by those
whose calls are of personal and social
nature, or by the presentation of bust
ness which might easily be postponed to
another day. At half past one every
Monday, and at the same hour on
Wednesdays and Fridays Of each week
the President will meet all who desire to
pay their respects. He earnestly re.
quests that, with the exception of the
above time specified, the remainder OF
Monday and the afternoon OF the other
days in the week. may be allowed him
by the public, not for his pleasure, but
for the performance of official duty and
the transaction of public business.
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who was the First Plain Figure
DeRIerr

1t was Adams. For genuine bargains
of fine clio hing, call at E. Adams one
price Clothing House. Make no mis-
take in number, 10 s. Spring street.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL

This famous Mountain Health Resort is
again ready for guests. Hotel Kept on first
class principles. These springs require no
comment from me, as no one has ever claim
ed to have as good, and as for climate. can
say from 10 years experience right here.
earth. Altitude, 1920 feet. Distance. from
Los Angeles City. 43 miles on 8. p. R. R.,
north, towards San Francisco, at Lang 5
Station. Post Office, Express, Telegraph,
and Ticket Offices here. Excursion ticket
TO and from Los Angeles City, SO rs. Fine
hunting grounds: plenty OF horses. saddles.
and carriages; everything here that makes
life pleasant and desirable. Fruits of all
kinds grown here. Very fine flower garden
etc. Charges reasonable. White Sulphur
water piped to hotel.
N. B.-Parties being entirely helpless are
requested to bring attendants with them.
mo. LANG. Proprietor.
Lsng's STATION, June 18th. 1885. 3m
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QUEENSTOWN, June l4.-Arrived, the
ste .mer Egypt from New York.
LIVERPOOL, June IA Arrived, the
steamer Bulgarian from Boston.
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los MOTH MAIN street, Los Augeies, Cal.
OFFICE HOURS A. N. to SP.E.
RESIDENCE-121 South Main street.
The most successful specialist west OF
New York.
II you have any OF the following diseases
| consult this distinguished physician at
once:
HEART DISEASE adsS 1o or h fIT.sul ssl Is
ti lion Of the heart. OF dizziness or fuiiness Of
the head, difficulty In breathing. suhocat-
ing feelings, pain in the region OF the heart
o In the left arm or shoulder, or numb,
hand. or dread Of being alone and a fear
lose. Consult Dr.. P. White now.
TJNG DISEANES 4 you ch have P PdE,,d in
sensation In the throat. II you cough and
| raise white, tough mucous or yellow and
streaked with blood; or IL you have bron-
chitis, difficulty in breathing. afternoon
chills. evening fever. night sweats. consti-
patton. poor appetite. you have no time to
experiment with cod liver oil, patent con
sumption cures. cough medicines. mag
netic or faith(3) cures. Do not run danger
Gus risks. but consult the experienced DR..
White, los North Main street.
CATARRH a Ii ySni srdsr Of with mue as
In the nose and throat. q stuffy feeling In
the head, hawking and splitting. dull, heavy
pains across the eyes, a sensation as OF pres
sure ON the forehead. discharge from the
nostrils, sores and ulcers iu the nose. bad
breath, headaches and q tired, dull, Ian
?. White, iSs n Main street.
WOMANS DISEASES . %S%fa ' with s p.is
little, too early or too long delayed. p iins In
the small of the back and at the lower end
of the back bone, bearing down pains, a
hot spot on the top OF the head. neyerous-
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BuKsos AYREs, June l4.--Juarez Sell
man has been elected President OF the
Argentine Republic.
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The shipments last year mounted to 500
cars, and the falling off is accounted for
BY the fact that the L. A. & ). G.. V. R'y
has carried into this city all the oranges
from Pasadena. around Lamanda, the
Sierra Madre, Kinneloa, etc., which last
year were shipped from San Gabriel.
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THE WIFE. MOTHER AND MAID Who
suffer from female weakness. vii nnd 1l-
more's Aromatic wine positive cure. Fof
ale by H. d. Godfrey. Nsdsan hioes.s
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NERvE-LIFE AND vIGoR restored in
men and women by using Gilmore's AFRO
matte Wine. For sale by II. d. Godfrey.
Nadeau Block.
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New Addition 10 the wiesendan-
ger Tract.

ger Tract.
Choice lots, Sl65; $50 cash. $40 a
month; no interest. Free carriage from
% N. Spring street.