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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

modem convenience, and when finished
and furnished il will be q model Of eie-
gance and comfort. Mr.. Thog. Reieef's s
brick block il nearly finished. The front
of this building is Of iron, the first iron
front IN this part Of the State. II will be
completed in month and the Opera
House will then be opened The audi
torium will be elegantly fitted up, and
the scenery and drop-curtain are 10 be
painted IN st. Louis. There are a great
many strangers in town--one secs them
everywhere, on the street, on the drives,
and our delightful climate and pleasantly
Situated valley is drawing great many
home seekers here from all parts OF the
Eastern States.
The We 'ious Grand Army posts of
Southern California are to camp at the
Anaheim Landing in the month OF Aug
list, and they propose to have drills and
dress parades and games, which will be
Of great amusement to the many thou
sands who win 90 TO the seaside while
the veterans are there.
Mr.. Conrad has bought Of Mr.. @. @.
Miller, near the Southern Pacific Rail
road station, ten acres Of land, the price
paid being $3.50 an acre. 1t is for his
new brewery and residence. The brew
cry building will be in sige 100xl20 feet
and two stories high. Mr.. Conrad will
begin work on this enterprise imme-
diately, and besides having the necessary
machinery for making steamed beer, he
will put in all the modern appliances for
making the best lager beer and in time
he proposes to bottle hle as well as lager
beer, and for these purposes he will add
a bottling department.
Decoration Day will be observed here
again this year by Malvern Hill Post;
the Tyroleers win also assist, They will
march TO tho cemetery and decorate the
graves Of the soldiers who are buried
there, and there will be other appropri-
ate ceremonies.
A number Of new citizens, who have
lately bought small farms Of from ten to
twenty acres, propose to devote por-
ton OF the land TO vegetable raising,
which will be of great benefit to many
families who have not garden OF their
own and who now have to buy OF the
Chinese, whose vegetables are certainly
not in q very inviting condition when
they get here, being very wilted and dry
looking. Nice fresh vegetables of all
sorts will find ready sale.
AT o meeting OF the Town Trustees, on
Thursday afternoon, the Committee on
improvements WIS instructed TO find q
good location, and the probable cost Of
the came, for reservoir TO provide
water for street sprinkling Center street
especially needs sprinkling. There is so
much travel on this street that the dust
is many inches thick and makes tine
street an adherence to foot passengers
and particularly Ii there is any wind at
all blowing. 1t should be sprinkled from
one end to the other-quite to the South
ern Pacific depot. ANAnEMER.
Annhni1na Nav o- 1899
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
Az attempt is making to show that die

AN attempt lB making 10 SHOW that The
OWL Service programme Ia not being
carried out by tho Administration. The
Customs Office at New York was selected
as Che field to furnish data. And this
Is what was disclosed. AT the end OF
three and n half years OF Democratic
rule about fifty per cent. Of the employees
are Republican. At the end Of the last
Republican Administration there was
one lone, solitary Democratic in
the list. This exhibit Of non-par-
tisan action on the one side, and
OF gross partisanship ON the other, speak
volumes which no solitary instance Of
the removal Of an individual from office
can silence, Such disclosures as the
above it Is which justify George William
Curtis, the leader Of the Mugwumps, in
saying Mr.. Cleveland has not proved as
ardent In his Civil service reform as
might be desired, but as compared with
Mr.. Blaine, or any other candidate the
Republican politicians will allow to
be nominated, the President is
iiniheasufably the best. Mr.. Curtis is
perfectly correct In this estimate, and we
say it without having any very large
measure Of faith in the wisdom OF the
Civil Service programme. We are rather
in sympathy with Mr.. Congressman
Spinola Of New York, who said on Sat
urday last in the House, 81 want to be
recorded in the negative against that relic
Of Federalism" The sum Of the matter
is that under regime Of machine
Republicanism with It's Credit Mobiliers,
Its Fort Scott bonds, its Hubbell ASSESS
ments, it's Dorsey soap its Chicago and
1T. Louis whisky rings its Star Route
frauds, It's Washes, Chambers, Robe
sons, Babcocks, et I'd omne gentts, some
such law as this Pendleton act Is good
and necessary. But under an honest
administration it is needless, cumber-
some, and not according to the genius OF
ltzre Republican-Democratic principles.
With big surplus in the Treasury, a
wsr time tariff schedule piling the heap
/ still higher and an extravaeant Admin
istration, the country will be the safer
tor every check we put on extravaganza
pnd dishonesty. But it is not Just to our
institutions to allege or allow that such
checks and stops are necessary. II is a
concession that corruption is an essen
bal element in our National Administra-
aon. Better to lay the axe of reform to
the root of this upas tree, than to be
forever Topping off the iast-growing
branches. Gut down the revenue, stop
the accumulation of the surplus. Make
IN honest administration and then trust
It. That is better way to sustain and
Pcrpetuate Republioo- Democratic meth
DDS at home, and to recommend them to
the Monarchies, Despotisms and Cesar
ism abroad,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

AN INTERESTING debate is In progress
before the Synod Of Southern presby-
'erians now in session in Baltimore. The
debate is upon DIR. Woodrow, a divine.
excluded from the church in Georgia be-
cause he had taught the Darwinian
theory Of evolution. The Synod Of the
State of Georgia held that this theory
Is incompatible with the teachings of
lhe Christian Scriptures. DR.. Woodrow
Rppealed to the General Synod, and in
that body he won his case by very
close vote. The action of the brethren
In Georgia and the vote of the General
Synod will not be accepted as proof OF
large culture and thorough education
among the reverend gentlemen in cues
ton. That there is a tendency
in all physical studies to lead men to
materalistic views and away from faith
ina spiritual state Of existence seems es-
tablished by the facts before us. But
that there is ANY more danger in this
respect in the ll4 alan hypothesis is
not established. lhl. there is nothing
IN this theory atAeistic or antagouistic to
the Christian creed, to the scriptures,
to the Mosaic cosmogony, is
proposition which the most irrefragable,
logical methods will show. DIR. Wood
row may be as orthodox as Calvin, and
yet be an extreme believer in the Dar-
winian hypothesis. Darwin never claimed
for his theory that it was more than
hypothesis. 1t is doubtful If that care
full, conservative and modest naturalist
would ever have maintained that 1t was
at his death advanced beyond the
stage of q tentative hypothesis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

"A vIh Service, IA His Royal Acci-
glFy Waterman Is just the sort all the
I'D, hearty Republicans believe in. The
lila in tho Republican ranks which par
poSship does not reach, like truth with
i bnius, Ia hid without the center. It
NV Il given to tho public from an su-
pTiic source that Brigt der General
vafe was appointed to the place made
a. Int by the enforced resignation Of
- ,lesal Mathews becanse: 1T was tie
4iabeEaed desire Of the members OF the
INK Central and State Executive Com
an tees, resident III the Brigade district,
Il ioi the City and County Committees
I'D Los Angeles, that the ap-
i llmcnt be 30 made" What
apdmeant by the estate Central
Am State Executive Committees, resi-
IL J In the Brigade DISTRICT" may not
,nolsyel to the understanding Of ordinary
traltsls, but that the Republican Cen
dedUommittees OF oil grades and resi-
"a ii from Halifax TO Hades, combined
he Hft1F iiln <fcthtcilN4 40 ~ NhVii
hrishoald appoint to the head OF the
an Jade il fnanifest. This Ia not said with
ann desire TO reflect on the person
too binted. Nor indeed to lament with
flvbitter q tone over this downfall Of the
tbal Service idol In the very temple of
worgod. But merely to point out to the
lated that the High Priests and Pre-.
sely Of this superstition do not them
whes believe in their creed. ii any
asIFe partisanship ought to be laid
oneo the militia service Of the State is
uea oi these. Paradoxical as it may APP
Givi, the military circle is where
voo. Service should rule. But with all
tbe] Republicans 1t is here, asclsewhefe,
tldwai Of pattisanship to the knife, and
frsAnife Of partisanship to its partisan
Il y The N. q. q. is to be made po-
IN bureau; that il all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
moNpAy. MAy eo, ,sss.
liin.,rntea Annual raerAla.

The matter il now being prepared for this
popular publication. Tho edition WILDE larger
than ever before and its columns viii be hlled
with carefully prepared matter rejecting the
progress nnd industry OF southcrn California
The Illustrations will be more numerous than
ever before, and In point Of excellence the en-
gfaver's nrt viii maintain the high reputation
this publication has deservedly gained. Parties
deMroua OF avaiiing themselves Of the advau-
tagcs This special edition offers for advertising
and wrlte-ups. win do well 10 hand In tholr
orders ut as carly day ss possible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

been |corr, the slayer OF Smell, has not
he o5faught yet. If he ever should be,
adyod.ht to procure the services of an
protehte skilled in pleading for high
able {tiye tariff. Such an one might be
nersnl lfrom his experience in this line, to
mblikde jury--composed OF good Re-
Mills fansvto the view that it was the
Chicaf Tariff bill which "did up'' the
pleaxso millionaire. These special
in tHbrs have proved all sorts OF things
whv 1ts line to their own satisfaction; ;
lot this, then?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

wins ANGELES Is not blessed at present
mid an efficient street car service. One
- 1et suppose that an electric railroad
Of pits kinship to theswift-winged darts
proEmortal Jove would be a tolerably
delu,pt and expeditions thing. If any
ing ted dwelier IN inns CITY Is labor
srnd dnder this delusion, let him on a
Heiby undertake to go out to Pico
awalLts and backl He will be rudely
tries bned from dream. Before he
pair he should provide lunch, if not a
eet Of blankets. He certainly will not
oblia ahome to dinner, and he may be
kd 10 camp out all night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

al kpunIfcAs politicians are becoming
thI lous to a degree which has reached
ind border Of frenzy. The surplus is
po1ed the ghost that will not down.
tarIlhat the Government may, the war
swet schedule, which, like dragnet,
J, OPS all the seas and shoals and bays
keetamerce for another cent Of revenue,
I'd | piling up the cash Of the country
lfe useless in the vaults. So, as
he Mt resort, the pension mill is to
tbi4un at double speed, and lest
fasA should not squander money
hin enough the Blair Educational
tbe y to be pressed to consideration, in
outlaope that in some way channel Of
c,it " in the way Of extravaganza may be
The which in some measure will equal
for t,ne on The other end, that Of tariff
l;fAuxation, which il drawing away the
Me$ood from the arteries Of enterprise.
eapatime, while these mills of extrava
do ne are getting up head Of steam to
traEi work Of rackrent, spendthrift ex-
the lgance, the 6. 0. p. in force sits on
cordafety valve and cry out with one ac-
4 there is no danger
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
wRrTs~Ts.

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A DAMS BROS, DENTISTS, % .. SPRING
IA street, Rooms and o,
Gold aliings from y2 up.
Amalgnm and silver hlings, 81. Z.
Painless extraction 0f teeth by vitalixed alt
or nitrous oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, 30 cents.
Best sets Of teeth from $6 TO $40. BY our new
method OF making teeth, misft is impogsible.
All work guaranteed.
we make specially Of extracting teeth with
out pain. ~
Office Hours from 8 A. NJ, to SIN. Sundays
from 10 A. ". TO IL m. myS.u
mr.. r. O.. CUNNINGHAM, 36 SOUTH MAIN
~ street, over Meybergs. my15 II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

the DAY after delay has characterized
witbIirse Of the City Council in dealing
Tranlhe franchise for which the Rapid
to rel iii Railroad applies, to allow the line
order ch this city. 1t is madethe special
mor2 Of business in the Council this
will }lng. The Board OF Public Works
prant trecommend that the petition be
suff,Isd. No further delay should be
s,atel BED in the premises. II any able
mt fman thinks otherwise he should be
carsA, his proof and made show some
pranf why the petition should not be
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
AMUsESr ENrs.
HAZARDS PAVILION.
Ill Corner Fifth and Olive streets.
McIiAin &.LsHMAr, Lebsees and Managers

HAZARDS PAVILION.
Ill Corner Fifth and Olive streets.
MchAtn &.LsHMAr, Lehsees and Managers.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY %.
Matinees a. usual.
After the LilIiputans comes the Giant
The leading Vaudeville Entertainment Of the
world More pcoplei More noveltiesi More
expensive acts than any other travelling com.
binations in America. fs
REILLY &c woods
BIG SHOW, BRASS BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
Larger, stronger and greater than amp Vnude-
vile Company that has ever visited. the coas.
strictly All Feature show. One of the prin-
eipal features being the NELsON FAMILY t61,
Robert, Arthur, Samuel, Charles, George,
Frank, tho greatest features ever brought from
Europe, The champion of champions, The
ncrobAtic inarvels OF the age, introducing thefr
great success. "The Failing Column" per
formed only by. these artists, Ten other. fea-
tures, and concluding with the funniest Irish
MoFEE." -
Popular prices e5e and SOC. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Now on sale 1t McLAih q
Lehmnn's, No. 3 Market street.
Look out for the grand street parade.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
MEMoRIAL DAY.

MEMoRIAL DAY.
Having been appointed by the General Ne
mortal gommittee ts Grand Marshal for Me-
mortal Day, May. .30th, 1888, hereby assunne
It's obligation and enter upon tho discharge Of
itB dnties. Tho following staff appointments
are announced o. Aid de Camps: Ba
Capt y. q. Oliver, Stanton Post, No, 55j Capt
]. N. Fletcher, Frank Bartlett Post No g;
Capt. D. Jones, John A. Logan Post No. 169;
Capt r. W Tyler. .Gelcich Post No. 106.1
Tho column will form on east side, OF Main
street, right resting on Arst in the following
order:
Platoon Of mounted polics, Brig. Gen, Nelson
and stair 7th init. bard, Sattsiion III INIT. N
9. O., Major W. h. II. Russell commahdins;
Gelcich Post No, 100. John A. Logan Post No.
130, Camp Sons OF Veterans; city band, car
riage containing president of the day, orator
and chaplain; officers OF the Soldiers Home,
Mexican Veterans, Foreign Consulate, y. 8.
The column Will move at 1.30 r. N. sharp.
The line of march will be as follows; Up Mhin
street to the plaza, counter march down Main
to Spring. down Spring TO Fifth, where It will
be Joined by the several relief corps, and
thence up Fifth street TO the Payilipn, where It
will be dismissed T.. 8. BUTLER,
my274t Grand Marshal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

+ leaIelafrfs kno" what tho roy
|ns, whose government this Is, really
Ire ip tho premireg. As for ourselves
Ihink II better our party should bo
|ated on a rqnnre presentation Of he
Z than that Il should win by lodging
But the party will not DO defeated
De iasue. That issue is tie real one
bro the people and The people arc for II.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
NORTHERN ROUTES
Embrace lines for Portland, Or; Victoria. q, O.,
and Puget Sound, Alaska and all coast points
s0UTHEaN ROUTES,
Time Table for May. 1888.

The steamers Queen OF the Pacific Santa Rosa
and City OF Puebla leave San Pedro Tor SAN
Diego on the. dates Of their arrival from san
Francisco, and on their trips between San Pedro
Port Hartford (San Luis 0bispo) only. The
Eureka and Los Angeles call at all way porta.
Cars to connect with steamers leave 8, p, X. r.
depot, Los Angeles, as follows; With Queen OF
the Pacific, Santa Rosa and City Of Puebla at
$40 O'Clock A. NJ. With Los Angeles and
Eureka going north at 515 O'clock Pm.
EEf- For passage Or freight as above or for
tickets to and from
All Important Points I'm Europe,
APPLY TO
N. MCCLELLAN! !Ageiit.
Ofhce: No. s, Commercial ST., Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
Notice 90 mai, Subscribers.

The papers Of all delinquent NAH subnorlbcfe
10 the Los Angeles piLY HERAJD will be
promptly discontinued hereafter, No. pnpcrs
win bc sent to subscftbem BY mail unless the
naine have been paid for In advance. This rnle
IN nilcxiblc. AYERS & LYNCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

IT is at length decided that the Mills
Tariff bill shall be taken up item by item
unosr the five minute rule, and passed
upon in this way. The programme thus
outlined win give opportunity to amend
the bill step by step; and it will do q
better service to both parties and to the
country than this. 1t will put the matter
before the voters OF the Republic on its
merits in detail and as whole. 1t will
rive the Representative Of each district
means Of contending Tor The best intef-
ests Of his constituents; and it win put
both parties and each Congressman in
the House on record in regard to
this matter of Tariff for Taxa
ton. This will settle the question
as to whether tariff reform is to be the
issue or not and If it is, then it will give
the people the opportunity Of letting
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
our Anaheln, r.ettcr.

EDI OWF AnAMeAnl HIeLtcFs
satisfafoRs HERALD .--It is with immense
nrop, Potion that we hear of the positive
reoul lie Of the Santa Fe Company that
not N trains will be run on their line
pradifter than July LIST. Now that the
davs k is all done it will be but few
train 1hefore we have the construction
the OAa town, laying ties and rails, from
helm. Iange end OF the line through Ana
0ran1 Track laying was begun at
ties sAe yester day, and the placing OF the
force Nd rails is rapid work with the large
will uNpf men now engaged. The road
Anatr2h on the original survey and the
selectdim depot is to be on the spot first
The td--Oranee and Centre streets.
happ1 hole town feels jpbiant on the
delay n turn of railroad affairs; for the
been tm the completion OF this line has
obstadtruly vexatious. But now all
early \ les have been removed and an
Thel npetion OF tn. read is assured.
going lrs. "a great deal Of building now
brick y. Miard, and some really imposing
June lpkini.s are to be commenced about
OF Lo4 iortlOne on the northwest corner
by Ilntatales and Center streets, owned
build IN Martz. Tho present woodt n
street Is are to be moved along Center
whcll1lo make room ior the new building
two st@D is to be OF brick, S0x36 feet and
promi3ries in height. When finished it
The p Jss to be an ornament to the town.
are beif fms ior Mr.. Federman's new block
southe4Ng drawn. 1t is to be On the
Center,bst .orner OF Los Angeles and
an eledistreets. 1t will be of brick and
ouildiinnt building The present wooden
man iIsg win be removed. Mr.. Feder-
store, Altends having the lower floor 1or a
MOD ihich is to be in every respect o
has dry goods house. Mr. N. Hort
5Qr( = for a proposed new residence
,r ., ra..ad Ne " A.. ANitlss id
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
-, -eteerls .l0ls and

ls to his dwelling. Al these
4 buildings are to be really sub
z Rylructures, and will be Of credit
town, and to the enterprise Of
op]e. The Hotel Del Campo
IDLY nearing completion and
(nth or 30 it will be ready for occu-
"a will be opened with grand
s hotel is supplied with every
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

~ ROBBINS, II. D., PHYSICIAN AND SUR
H. geOn. corner Of Fist and Spring StS., en-
trance ON First st. Electricity and disenses OF
women speciality Disease diagnosed with
out explanation from patient Proprietor of
tAc celebrated electric healing baths Consul
tstion free. Office hours 8 TO IL, 10 5 and
too, yelephone70- n1o-u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
California Central Railway,

.ssANTA FE ROUfE.o
On and after MAY 20, 1888, trains leave
and arrive at First Street Station as follows
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
REGULAR PHYsrosANs.


nR BROWN-oFFICE 115% W. FIRST ST.
U Speeialtes; All private diseases and dis
eases OF women. Consultation free. my26-tf
DR. c. E. CLAC1Us. rs NORTH SPRING
RF ST., Rooms 3 3 and "a, Office hours from IL
a. n. to p. NJ. Speeialty-sexual and skin
diseases. my7.u
DR. J. NJ. HARRIS, RECENTLY FROM THE
~ East is permanently located in the city.
Diseases OF women aud children specially.
ONCE, 800 First street, Boyle Heights. Resi-
dence, FIRST aud Soto streets. a29-lm'
nR. e. NJ, GRIF MlH HAS RFTURNED
~ from San Francisco aAd resumed his prae-
tice. Oilee in the Tholn block, corner ofTh'rd
and Main streets. OAice Hours 10 5 and to
SP. NJ. Telephone No. 2c5. my3tf
nR. ], DooLEY, ELgCTRIc AND MAGNET
~ ic Physician, Ofiee 3615 $. Spring street.
Room g. Office Hours, o to IL A. NJ B to P.
III. win visit patients OUT OF Office hours. my2stf
w Z. PARKER, N. b. OFFICE IN LOS
w. Angeles National Bank Building, corner
First and Spring Streets Room Id. Residence
No. 500 corner Central avenue and East Eighth
street. Telephone: 0iIice, S75; Residence S7G.
Hours, 10 to II A. NJ. ard 2 10 m. my7-tf
II HENRY FoRLINE. NJ. D. GIVES SPECIAL
H. attention to general surgery, including
ortbopedic surgery and gynGcology. Also
treats sll diseases OF women by most improved
methods, ONCE No. 33 s. spring st. Residence
Coz Grand Ave. and Kinney st. my2-tf
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ZINES or TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

GooDALl, PERKINS 4 CO., General Agents
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-10-06
Costly Comns.

In Boston nothing is held to be too good
for genteel corpse. Two coffins, just now
in process of construction by local manu-
facturer-to be used some day by a grand
daughter of the Baron Won Wurtemburg
and her husband-will not cost less than
$4,000 apiece. They are made of mahog-
any seven inches thick, carved in bold re-
lief with the most elaborate designs. All
of these are in some manner emblematic of
death. On the panel spider-itself sym
bolic of the grim destroyer-has caught the
fly at last in web SO delicately executed
that you fear to breathe upon it lest it blow
away. In another place a grifins claw
supports human skull, from fracture in
which lizard is crawling. Still another
panel shows an owl in the act of capturing
a mouse, and so on, the intention being to
express the idea that death comes soon or
late to every living thing. On the top of
each coffin is carved coat-of-arms, and
every available inch of the interior is beau
titled by the cutting tools. Inside these
superb caskets are swung two silken ham
mocks for the eventful reception of the
barons granddaughter and her spouse.
They are not dead yet, be it understood.
Quite otherwise. But, having no end of
money, they wish to die regardless of ex-
pense. A S125,000 mausoleum in local
cemetery will serve as receptacle for the
costly boxes.