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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Dr Brigham has removed his ofFice 20
tia rev Kendall Block, l4T hsnrse-st
vhsre ne mar Be found ron , ia 10 a "a.
3 Ill 5. sad 8s5 nj - ,. m. DR. Brigham
and NJ Brigham viii I've Of the Wsrwicx
unnl the opening u the Livingston Tee
phone afi,.e d Wwvick SO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

whsat-So. 2 June. 81. s7<. So ssl; July.
cornzJaas' AZ ssa. sss4 s4y.: July. $40
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

:. J. Hsrvey. the old reliable je-eler.
Csnsi-st-. has Juss rse-ivsd an elegant n~~
assortment Of ladies' and Gesss dns god
silver and sxtrs heavy gold filed watches.
vnica be is selling at greatly educed exices
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

sag<z-Cut losL &C: grSa8saie1 7aT<c.
a s@ostc: Extra C" s&S1&c Yellow
cosssEGrssa BIO. irelse, Ris roas,ed 2oc:
laws. green. sake: lava. roasted. see;
Marieaibo. roasted. 229<s2se. Msncan. roasted.
502sc.
Tsas-Jspsn. ane, s5gsse; Japan. MEDIUM. >
GSoc, ordinary. Iso20cs Hy@on. sQsAsc. gIa-
powder. 5oSae; oolonx sSe7oc. Congo. 80
eze
Flour-s2 - per c-t; g. % per bbl-: psten< pro
cess s. q $500 per ewt-, s. 20 per e0i; al vhees
coar Eiy per cvt, - = per boL; buckvhesI
RS Ger cvL
NIL Fessi-screenlngs SIS per ION, bran, SIS.
ships o. -. niddlinxs. Sls0A
tesd-Coro azsa Ostx g3SEsH per ton.
sslt-Nlcniran. asc Eastern, siis
Fsn-No. | vhltsfsh. $40 Per half bbl.:
trouf, Nao8Soo. cod. salt sft7e per "a. clans.
soc per hundred. oysterx bulk q. ookssl = gallon:
standards. Nc can. selects &c can. smoked hall
but, lla
Pork IA barre,s-Ness PORK. Chicago packed
ts.e sxtrz short cut. tl50osls %, srandard clear
bach Esl&
Lsri-risrces. s4Gsc: % and % 10. tubs. &c: 50
ID. round UDs. 10 cases. Sc, In tn pals. &C.
Beef "a barrsis-Fxwa ne<s. warranted 1olos,
No. extra. homeless. E->0
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PERSONAL NOTICE.

IA. y. n. Ross WILL BE ~ CINCINNATI UNTIL
About THz rIBsr az JUrS
The doctors remedies csn es lad ak bis
ofice in the Wiadiconb block. Of Mr..
Washhuru. or at Or. Ross drug store. No.
a. West Fulton-r Letters vii reach him
az &6i West Eish sh-st.. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

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ss.,...f ssursFer = saipbur sltHeFs 30 Gan
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- ~ $500 E.ssoEsns
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

The folio~izg e q asa of ne Marriage
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Standaxt Bros-. Lobbing Ast'A Detroit. N
For sale in Grand Ra>id. si retail By H. Leon
ard ; Sons 4 Co, HoDroeet. A. Rasch. l22 Canal
So; John Cordcs, l27 Canal-t; J. Van Der yeen,
100 Nonroest-: Van Der Veen & Whitman. 10
Moqroest.; Conelils Fox IS south Dtvsion-st,;
Z, a. DeGraaf a.. 22I south Diviston--t.: T. II.
Hart 51t South Division 81; II b. Huston. 4o7
South Divisienst.; W. ,. Chapman, +s5 South
Division a., J. ,. Baains@ Co., ss south plyi-
sion-st.; Philip Graham. ~ snd 479 south Diyi-
sion ST.; Geo rubersen, s. South Division St: A..
y. Young, Wealthy aud Je1eyson-svex; r. A.
Hydorn. d west Bridgs-st. y. r. Emery. 50 West
Bridge ST. Chas. ID. konkle. 10 West Bridge st
o. y. Watson. loo West Br.dge-st ;Chas. Peitersch
l6S West Bridge~t: j. NJ 'Peasley, 666 Wealthy
ave; J. G.. Lehman. 10 West Bridge-stsL / q.
Blakeiey Co, i26 West Fultor-st: A G. Wag-
ner, ls7 Eas BTidge-st- O. EpDons 2i2 East
bridge-si HincheseT Sons. 2.l Hast Bsidge-ss.;
Thouss Heating. 2i9 East Bridfe-s;.: Ms, c. J.
RruidenieF sz7 Fast Bridge-sf-; C. r. Williams,
7S Plainfeld-svs.: y. B. Kroper s Son, 81 Plain
feid ave; G. " Saunders - Piain6si8ave: E.
b. Downing, rs Plsinhetd ava; n. Van der Mas
207 Plsinheld-ave.: J. 6 Gray, l8s South Divi-
sion -st-: HANK & vruggink, iS Elsyorth-sve I;
Nelis Hardware, u and 10 GrsndviAe-aye
Brink Bros. & Q1int, "a GEsndViils- ave: j.
NiessnEa. ~ Gxandville-sve.: John WormnesL
s2 6randville are.; John 5. Dykstrs West Leon
ard and 1urner-sts-; +. Van Der Veen, West
Leonarist.
Geo. C weatherbee & Co, Phelps, Brace & Co.,
Wm- DOnRan Co. Moran, Fitxsinnons d Co,
kagmann- DDeweke Starks. L Forkel, Detroit
Mich. Foster stevens q Co, Hawkins 4 Perry,
Buikiey, Lemon Il Hoops, Amos NuZzelmau 4
Co II. LsOnsrds Sons. JObbing Agents for Mich
is2n who buy q, 30 and 100 gross lots.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-29

Insure your dwellings in the Grand
Rapids Fire Tusursncs Co. Cash Csgi "a
s2Oo 0oo0o. julius HOusemsn, Pyessdeat
= =. Aspinwsll. Secretary. Otce. House
man huildins.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
RECEPTION.
Te IN der ed to Rev. 8. q. Fleming at
the HOIlen beck.

the HOklen Deck
very pleasant reception was rendered
last evening at the Hollenbeck Block by the
Chautauquans of Southern California to
Rev. s. G.. Fleming, superintendent of In
stsuction Of the Southern California Chau-
tauqua Circle, who has just returned with
his bride. nee Miss Lyman. daughter of E.
Lyman, president of the Peoples Bank of
Rockford, Ill. The following committee
had made due arrangements for the recep-
tion: DR.. and Mrs. Hilton Williams, Rev. +.
L. Spencer, Rev. DR.. Weller and Mrs. Boal.
The guests began to arrive shortly before 9
and were entertained In DR.. Williams
rooms. At 8 the bride and groom ascended
pink velvet and satin dress with pearl and
diamond ornaments. They made a very
charming appearance as the ascended the
stairs to the parlor, where they were re-
ceived by the following guests:
Miss Eva Williams, Miss Blanche Will
liams, Walter s. Williams, DR. and Mrs. NJ.
Hilton Williams, Miss Gertrude Metcalf.
Miss AIDA seeley, Cspt and Mrs Heaiey,
Long Beach; M. r. Dalton, San Francisco (;
Job J. Pratt and family, Minneapolis; b. f.
Haskell, wife and sister, Minneapolis; r. L.
Mcknight, Kansas IA City; Mrs; Calhoun and
and wife, Judge r. NJ. Widney and wife, E.
F. Spence and wife, DIR. s. H. Weller, wife
and sister. Carrie K. Elwood, Mrs. G. w. Ell
wood, Mrs Louisa Elwood, Miss Nettie
Palmer, Mrs. Hellman, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A.
Widney, Rev. ]. L. Spencer. Miss Minnie
| Lapham, Miss Eva Howe, Law
renee, Kansas; o. L. Liversey.
Mrs A Page, Racine, Wisconsin: R
| Brad ey Mr. and Mrs H Bradley, DIR r and
Mrs Wilder. Miss Patton, Hon W w Webb
wife and sister, Of Brighton, Canada; B
Steele, Miss Emory, E Nay,W P Mcintosh
Miss Sbumnay, Palo, Ill; I H Preston aud
wife, r L Horton, Miss Z H Greenwood,
( d + Widner and wife, General H Marlette
| and wife, Rev C Bransby. Mrs Goodenow
Mrs Marsh, Miss Wade, Miss Mccullough,
| Esperenza Circle, Rev e W Caswell, Mr. and
| Mrs B H Nay, C H Noll and wife, G w Con
well, Miss french, James Robson, Mis-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
THE POSTOFFICE.
Talk About Its Location, Hut No
Decision.

The proposition to buy the Court House
for Postoffice site while it meets with
much favor is generally considered to be al
most an impossibil;ty for the reason that at
the present time there is no place where the
valuable records of the county can be kept.
The proposition to build temporary quarters
for the Court House until the new building
is completed does not seem to meet with
much favor, either from the fact that it is
considered that u hurriedly constructed
building would not be just the right place
for the records. The county officers as a
general rule are opposed to a change on &C.
count or the risk which they think would
be incurred, at the sam3 time they think
that a central location should be chosen
Mrs. Means has been thinking very seriously
of rendering her property on Fort street and
New High street for either a Court Hou Sc
or Postoffie site and yesterday held con-
sultati0n with Mr.. Joseph Mesmer in rela-
tiOr to the matter. Mr.. Mesmer said that
nothing new had developed bat he was of
the opinion that the matter was as yet un-
settled and that the site was yet to be chosen.
Those interested in having the site near the
city center we're working but were keeping
quiet until ready to present their eide OF the
question in proper shape.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
A BURGLAR CAPTURED.
Notes of Happenings i'm Criminal
Circles Yesterday.

The detectives succeeded in making
another important arrest last night. De.
tectives Ly ch, Mckenzie, Auble and Ser
geant Donahue had their suspicious
ments of an express wagon, and tracked
the driver around the town. After long
circuitous. drive the wagon was pulled up
in front of Solomons secondhand store.
examined the, contents OF large
package in the wagon, which, on
being opened. was found to contain
several revolvers, which have been identi-
fed as part of the goods taken from the
house, on the corner of Fort and Spring
streets, which was burglarized several days
ago Solomon and the expressman were
both arrested and Brought to the police sta
ton, where The latter gave the Chief a de-
scriptiOn of two men who had hired him to
deliver the goods at Solomon's store, aud the
officers then started out to try and find them
if possible, and Officer Mckenzie succeeded
in capturing II. W. Clark, a tall, dark com
ple:xioned man, who exactly filed the de-
search of the prisoner resulted in
the finding of small file, ske eton key,
and several toilet articles. Clark, when
asked where he slept last night, was very
reticent in divulging the fact, but finally did
So and the officers started out to search his
roor. The Chief thinks that Clark is a
professional burglar, and lately from Indi-
ana. He has u cut near his thigh which is
uoI yeI Hedleu up, anu lS pTODdDly gun
shot wound.
Charles Brown was arrested yesterday on
Upper Main street by Detective Auble for
petit larceny. Brown went to work for
baker on Saturday and lodged with an
employe of the same firm. During the
night, he waited till his newly found friend
had gone to sleep, and then stole his pants
and $40 in coin. Judge Austin fixed his
trial for to-day and committed him in
default of 800 BAIL
Brown Monroe and Charles Johnson, two
colored men, were arrested last night by
Offiter Mckenzie, for fighting Monroe, is
notorious and has figured in these kind of
scrapes before. The pair were taken to the
police station and booked for assault, and
will have an opportunity of telling their
difficulties to Justice Austin to-day.
Mike Kennedy yesterday stole vail Sc
from the room of Harry Clifton, who resides
at No. 27 Los Angeles street. He was ar.
rested on suspicion, and. when brought to
the police station, admitted his guilt, but
would not divulge where he had disposed
of the valise.
John Smith. who the other night was ar
rested by Officer. Fitch for shooting at the
electric light, was yesterday fined ST. for
discharging firearms.
John Shanahan, who is charged with petit
larceny, applied for trial by jury yester-
day, which was granted and set for March
1st, at loan.
Geo. Mcdonald, alias W. Bush, was yester-
day held to answer on the charge of grand
larceny and committed, in default of $500
bail.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
JOHN MORIARTY.
The Democratic Nominee From
the Second Ward.

A Democratic caucus was held last night
in Judge Hutton's Courtroom. for the pur
pose of nominating candidate for Council
man to fill the vacancy made by the resigna
ton of F. J. Cuddy. A large number were
pres 'nt and the meeting was called to order
by Justice Taney.
C. NJ Northcraft receiving majority vote
was declared chairm an, and Chas. P. Kear.
ney was chosen secretary.
III. w. Patton placed in nomination, Joh n
Moriarty, Robert McGreggor, nam ed John
Schumacher and Robert DomiDguez, X. A
Ling.
The first ballot, resulted in Is votes for
Ling, Moriarty 80 and Schumacher as.
On motion of Mr.. Patton it was decided to
cast another ballot nd drop the candidate
receiving the lowest mum ber of votes. Mo
ton carried. The vote resulted in MOriarity
rs, Ling 73 and shoemaker 45.
The last ballot gave Moriarity 112 and
Ling 55 John M0riarity was declared the
nomi ee. and upon motion, the nomination
was declared unanimous.
H. response to calls for speech Mr. Nor
tarity thanked the assemblage for the honor
conferred upon him. The meeting then ad-
burned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
Business Transacted AT Yester.
days Session.

days Session.
The Board of Police Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon in the Mayors office,
there was present full Board, viz:
Hon. W. H. Workman, Mayor and Chair
man: John F. Humphreys, Pres dent of the
City Council, and Thos. J. Cuddy, Chief OF
Police. The meeting was called to order at
2:3O o'clock p. m, and the following bust
ness transacted:
The Chief of Police having reported favor
ably Of the proposed saloons of Andrew
Tuhrberg and August P. Clos, licenses were
granted them. Messrs Blind & Plant, who
made application for license for a sa oon on
FebruaNy 9Th, came before the Board with q
petition'signed by H. j. BOvee and others.
In favgr Of giving them a license, After
considerable discussion, it was moved by the
Chief of Police that license be granted
them. Mayor Workman and Chief
voted "aye." Mr.. Humphreys voted mo ;,
The motion was therefore carried. Finsl
action III the matter of the application for
saloon license of Shafer & Haeter was post
poned until the next regular meeting. APP
plications for saloon licenses were received
from Frank Esperance, Peter Bissen, Robert
Stewart, Bunker d Doh, Street 4 6are An
tonin, and referred to the Chief Of Police
for investigation. communication was
received from 8 Rcdgers, asking that he Be
Appointed special ofacer to oct - night
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
Suit for Dam ages.

H. Baldbridge commenced suit against
William L. Wells and J. s. Toppan ester
day for dissolution of co-partuership and
an accounting. Plaintiffalleges that in Oc-
tober he and defendants entered into a
partnership in the establishment of a
berr, farm. The terms of this agreement
were carried out until the 3lst of January,
when plaintiff alleges defendants took
charge of the books and papers and for IL
bly, elected him. He asks that the partner
ship be dissolved and that u receiver be ap-
pointed.
A second complaint was filed against WI.
liam l. Wells. asking $4,000 damages for
personal injuries alleged to have been re-
ceived on the 3lst of January. Plaintiff al
leges that defendant assaulted him and beat
hi m ahOut the face
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16

Jsnes, DR. Rose Talbot, Mrs NJ Talbot.
H blanchard and wife, A H Palmer, Miss
Belle Shockleford. of Philadelphia; J L
Hibbard, Miss Lance, Miss Howe, Miss Lii
bidge, Miss L White, B Dunlap, Pei
ton, Miss Mary Brown, of Concord, H ;
Rev will Knighttein, wife and niece, Miss
Lucy H Clifford, Miss Connor.
Rev. 1. q. Spencer delivered the intro
du'tory address. congratulating Mr.. Fleming
for his efficiency as Superintendent and his
success in obtaining such worthy com
panion to share his pleasures in this beauti-
ful climate of Southern California, and he
hoped he would succeed as well in super,
intending his domestic affairs as he had
cond acted the Chautauqua Circle.
Rev. viii A. Knighten also made few
remarks, dwelling somewhat on woman's
superior qualities.
Mr. Fleming m sde very nice response,
thanking them for their congratulations
and kindness manifested during his stay
here, 9 lso at this occasion. At the conclu
sion of his remarks the guests repaired to
Rosters restaurant, where an elegant repast
was served. The balance of the evening
was spent in singing and social visiting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
Los EeliZ Sale.

According to programme the great
excursion and mammoth AUCTION sale
came off yesterday afternoon. The
affair was complete success in every
particular. and Ben. o. Rhoades, the ac-
complished auctioneer, disposed OF nearly
and everybody was satisfied and pleased
with the whole business. The weather had
been threatening for two or three days and
for that reason a large number was not ex.
expectations nearly three thousand people
gathered ut the Sisters spital to take pas
sage on the trains provided To say that
the excursiOnists were delighted with Los
Feliz goes without saving, and those who
invested in the lovely fOo.hill land are only
anxious to get more.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
Pleasant Affair.

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Forster were the re
cipients of very enjoyable surprise psrty
in their spacious rooms, in the Baker Block
last evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Forster were
greatly surprised at the ovation they re-
ceived at the hands of their friends, but the y
were equal to the occasion, and all who at.
tended enjoyed a most pleasant evening.
Songs, recitations, aud other party
festivities were INDUCED in until
everyone had thoroughly enjoyed himself,
those who were present were Miss Ysabell
Del Vale, Miss Felecidad Abadie, Mr.. and
Mrs. John f. Forster, Hon. 4. F. Del Vale,
Miss Popperwell, Miss Thompson, John
and Frank schumacher, Miss Lulu Meade,
Mrs. Meade, Miss Roth, DR.. Granville Mac.
Gowan, Miss Agnes Wilson, Henry Wilson,
Robert K. McGIegor and others.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
The Royce Libel.

Colonel II. H. Boyce commenced suit yes
terday afternoon at about i've o'clock
against the Times Mirror Company and C. J.
Richards to recover $4,000 damages, al.
legged to have been caused by the publica.
ton of an article in the Times few morn
ings since. The complaint, after reci,ing
has been injured by the article in ques' ion,
which would be construed to imply tn 1t he
had been guilty Of sharp practices and wae
an EN- bezzler. As a recompense for the al
legged libel the plaintiff asks damages in the
above amount
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
X. of p.

At meeting of Castle Guard Division No,
27, U. R. K. of p, held Monday night Feb
ruary 18th, at Pythias Castle, the following
officers were elected for this year:
w. H. H. Russell, s. X. Comma ander IRE
elected); o. ]. Barker, s. X. Lieutenant
Commander, (re-elected); w. J. Browne, s.
X. Herald (re-elected); Fred H. Terry, 8. X,
Recorder Chas. Bradford, s. X. Treasurer
The Division starts off in the new year
with an increase of M m bership and re-
newed interest in the affairs pertai ming tC
the advancement Of the order.
Castle Guard Division, U. K. K. OF p. will
meet on Thursday evenings at 7:3O P. NJ. al
Py THAN Castle, until q larger hall can bt
nrOcured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
The Sweepstake.

Yesterday c. NJ. Anderson, the champion
long distance equestrian OF the world, de-
posted 800 with the Turf and Grain Ex-
$3.50 corner sweepstakes already entered
by Card Pugh and B. Clark. He will be
ready to meet them to-day at 5 P. N. to
make the final deposit of $3.50 and to sign
articles for a 30-mile race, to take place
over the Agricultural Park tract early in
March
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
ICoMINe SOUTH. GOING NORTH

The steamers Santa Rosa and City of Pue.
bla leave San Pedro for San Diego on the
dates of their arrival from San Francisco,
and on their trips between San Pedro and
San Francisco call at Santa Barbara and Port
Hartford (San Luis Obispo) only. The Eure-
ka and Los Angeles call at all way ports
Cars to connect with steamers leave g. P.
R. r. depot, Los Angeles, as follows: With
Santa Rosa and City of Puebla at $40
O'Clock A. M. With Los Angeles and Eureka,
going north, at 4 so clock P. N.
~-FOr passage or freight as above or for
tickets to and from
All Important Points In Europe,
APPLY TO
III. MCCLELLAN, AGENT.
Office. No. Commercial st.. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
A Chance TO Get Fine Land and
Water without Cash.

Porter Land and Water Company, corner
of First and Spring streets, offers a few
tracts of their best valley land at San Fer
nando to parties desiring to plant half in
citrus fruit trees without requiring any
cash for one year. Regular prices, plenty
of pure, free water piped to the land.
Terms, one, two and three years, at six per
cent, interest
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
FIRE! FIRE!
All the balance of goods from the Los
Angeles Furniture Company will be sold at
1l2 TO 1ls UPPER MAIN STREET,
Until cleaned out. ia 3O-1m
NOTICE

THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER co.
will strictly enforce the following rule: The
hours for sprinkling are between and
O. CLOCK A. N. and and 8 O'Clock r n. For 4
violation OF the above regulation the water
win be shut or and Z hne of two dollars viii
be charged before water Will be turned on
again tan1-d
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
Undelivered kilograms.

Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph Office, February Is, 1883,
IL P. NJ: P. H Vickers, Mrs. Carl Me,sel, E
G. McD0ugall, Mrs. VIM. 8. Packes, Rev Til
ighman Brown, Clayton J. Burns, w. G
Mosher,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16

Robbie Burns, the little champion Scottish
dancer, is to dance 'sheann Trews" on Fri.
day evening, at the Caledonian entertain
ment. The i,st time danced in Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16

Don't forget to call on G. F. Heinseman.
rs Temple street, to have your prescriptions
compounded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
esOOO-Reward-ebOoo

For better and more pleasant remedy for
cough. Group and whooping cough than
SANTA ABLE, the California king of CON
sumption. Every bottle warranted. If you
would be cured Of that disgusting disease,
catarrh. use CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE
81 jar: by mail &1.10. Santa Able and
Cat-R-Cure are sold and warranted by C. H.
Hance, II and 20 N. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16

Mr.. Sam Booth Of San Francisco, is going
70 sing the Laird of Cockpen," t.the Gale
donian concert on Friday evening, at the
Armory Hall.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-16
SlXTH-STREET MARKET,
400 SIXTH STREET.

This market has just changed hands and
under the new management they will keep
everything pertaining well-regulated meat
market. Telephone No. All. feb-7tf