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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-11
CLEARINGS.
Business Transacted by Il

Business Transacted by the
Banks I'm ahree Months.
The following is statement of the
clearings at the various banks in this
city, for the three months ending
April 1st. If comparison could be
made with the banks of other cities of
equal size, it would be found that
Les Angeles is far ahead as regards
commercial activity. The total for
the eight banks is $34, ,217 ,653. %, and
is good showing comparatively. The
Los Angeles National Bank heads the
list, and shows an increase over the
same three months of last year. The
showing for the California Bank is
especially good, when it is considered
that it is the youngest bank in the
city. That its clearings should amount
to $1,9l3,942.20 in three months,
especially as it is so young, is a mat
ter Of congratulation for its officers
and stockholders. Following is the
statement -
1. A. National Bank $s, 2a5, ,333. 40
First National Bank ..-....... 924,259.7S
L. A. County Bank 3,362 ,623e6
Southern Cal. National Bank. 3,094, 404 A
California Bank ......-..... 3,94z. 20
University Bank ............,. 5Ia,o9S.O6
Childress Bank ...-..s,,,.. To,o7S ~
ss4,2i7, ,e5s.22
Cali for the Red Letter Havana filed s
cent cigar.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-11
AMUSEME ENTS.
Signor CampobeliO,s Concert at
the Grand.

the Grand.
Those who attended the Campo5ello
Concert at the Opera House last night
were amply repaid for their journey,
for the entertainment provided proved
to be a musical repast of the highest
order. Signor Campobello was in
good voice and sang the old favorite,
"In the Cleaning" in manner that
brought forth vigorous demand for
an encore, to which he graciously re-
sponded. Madame Fleissmer Lewis
proved that her vocal qualities had
not been over advertised and sang
the "Come Vorrei Saper' from Faust
with all exactness that denoted care
full training and admirable powers of
rendition. The Misses Joran deserve
the highest praise, and are artistes in
the strictest sense OF the word. Miss
Lulu Joran is the eldest OF the two
and played the accompaniments
throughout the evening in iault-
less style, and her younger
sister Miss Elsie, child of fourteen
years, astonished all with her marvel
Gus powers OF manipulation of the
tuneful keys. With the violin Miss
Pauline proved to be an adapt. Her
first essay "Auld ROBIN Gray" show
ed great delicacy of touch and singu-
lar power of expression and in her
second venture with Sarasate's Clip
sy Dances" she showed that she could
throw force and vigor into her bow
ing that equalled the softness of her
opening strains.
Another concert will be given to-
night being the closing performance
of the company's present engagement
here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-11
TO Advertisers.

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70 the columns OF the HERALD. To insure
Insertion in the DAILY HERALD oi al new
sdvartisements, as well as changes, they
nust be handed in before 8 O'Clock r. Il.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-11
Notice TO Mail Subscribers.

The papers of all DELINQUENT mall SUD
ocribers to the Los Angeles DAILY HkRaLL
VIII be promptly discontinued beresitsl
No papers will be sent to supscflpers 3S
"A all unless the same have been pald ior III
adyence. This rule is infexible.
AYERS LYNCH,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-11
REMOVAL.

On or about the first of May The HER
An will move into the new building, now
n course of completion, on the nortn Noe
a Second street. near Fort.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-11

Local CORRESPONDENTS from adjacent
SuWns especially solicited.
Remittances should be made by orait
oheck, Postofice order or postal note. Inc
lefter should be sent for all sums less thah
I've dollars. o,u;,n to
M greatly increased facilities, we are pre-
1ered to execute all kinds of JOB work IN .
saperior manner. Special attention VIII pe
given to commercial and legal pIliihtling, PRINT
moderate rates.
The oficial List of Letters remaining IN
me Postofice Is published in the HERALr
On Monday:
Oyr1cr OF PUBLICATION, rs North Spring
street, Los Angeles. Telephone NO. 100
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-11
Miss Lizzie richardson,

Next Saturday evening at the
Grand Opera House. Miss Lizzie
Richardson will give Lyric and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-11

To pass the charter and then amend
it is like letting sick man die and
then administering medicine to make
him alive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-11

call for the Red Letter Havana filed
ceut cigar.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
Another New York Bridge.

Plans for bridge across the North
river that will very much eclipse tbe
Brooklyn bridge in magnitude. are
taking definite shape, though wears
may pass before the actual work Of con.
sStruction is entered on. Yet the pre-
Ildniharles have progressed to the stage
OF the plans being taken in hand bv a
number of capitalists, who have an
pied to Congress for the required lev
ilslatiOn and who hold out every prom
ise OF building the great bridge and the
necessary approaches, together with
the terminal stations at both ends. so
that all railroads may use it on eGual
terms. For the scheme rests upon the
groundwork that this is to be the onlv
bridge across the North river and thai
II snail therefore be competent to serve
all the railroad traffic coming into New
York by way of New Jersey. The es-
umated cost of the bridge alone. with
a capacity of ten railroad tracks. is
SI5,OOO,OOO. The approaches. connect
ing railroad switchyards, engine houses
terminal buildings and other appurte-
nances are placed at $11 100000 more
ana the right of way, interest durino
construction and incidentals at SI4 600
OOO; making total cost of $40 600 600
Great as is this cost, it is stated that
the expenditure is fully justified by the
traffic in sight, and this traffic is a
constantly growing factor.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
A Crazy-Quilt Dinner.


Philadetphians are trying to outdo
New Workers in the elegance of their
dinners and social entertainments.
we read that at a wedding breakfast
given recently on the occasion of the
marriage of the son of a millionaire
haoerdasher to a beautiful girl in the
swell set, the table was covered so
thickly with La France roses-tbe
brides favOrite hOwer--that there was
scarcely any room for the plates. Cor
sage boquets of the finest orchids were
used, and though not large, cost $40
AT pretty dinner of eighteen the
other day one set of plates was used
that had been specially made in EuroDe
and imported at a cost of S58 each
NO vlands were served on them. As
the guests sat down they found one of
the plates at each place, and after thew
had spent few pleasant moments in.
specting the decorations, the plates
were removed and the oysters served
on other dishes. The first plates were
lald again between each course. a diff.
lerent one to each guest at everv
change, and as no two decorations
were alike the effect was like that of n
little art exhibition. A sort of crazy
quilt dinner, in fact.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
For The Smyrna Times.
Washington Letter.
WAsHrNGroN. Dec 17tb 1sss

| WASd4N6ION, " Lee. lIth 1888.
The Republicans who are most on
posed to an extra session of the Fifty
hrst Congress are making their voices
heard in the land. According to their
views, If the surplus is sufficiently re-
duced during the present session and
Ghe republicans have three or more
majority IN the next House, the neces-
| SHY OF an extra session is removed
Inc opponents of an extra session
nave therefore, but one hope and that
is mat large regular appropriation bills
VIII be passed. The Democrats eniov
Ihe situation, and will see to it that
Ihe appropriations are kent within
iImlI. Added to this is the probability
UhaG no River and Harbor bill will he
passed. Its veto by the President
would be assured, and the least Demo-
cratic opposition on consideration of
Gne veto, would, of course, kill it. The
Blair Educational Bill belongs in the
same category. Indeed, its chances
are still smaller.
New York men in Congress are now
OF the opinion that the fight between
Messrs. Platt and Miller will result in
New York being unrepresented in Mr.
HarrisOn's Cabinet. Mr.. Platt,s an.
Polntment, it is held, would reopen all
the tactional quarrels in the State. and
Mr. Mlller's appointment would meet
Dltter opposition in the breast of Levi
T. Morton. In short, Mr.. Morton
makes up in the right to hate Mr..
Miller. In Ohio, the Sherman Foraker
uispute bids fair to keep Senator Sher-
u man out OF the Cabinet. The possibil-
lty OF Senator Allison's appointment as
Secretary of the Treasury thus grows
brighter every hour.
Inc Senator who shares the care of
virginia has been exhibiting himself
again to delighted audience. consist
ing OF the public and fellow Senators
On Friday he desired to twist the Brit
lsh Lions tail, and was efectuallv sat
upon by Mr.. ingalls,. He then retired
TO the cloak room, where he announced
\ MS intention to resign and leave the
senate IN the hands of the Democrats
Inc threat having been made often he
lore no one paid much attention to if.
senator Riddleberger then asked the
assem- blage If any man thought he was
drunk, and stated that if such a man
there breathed it it would delight him
beyond measure to go out and wrestle |
with him. Every gentleman having
made animation to Senator Riddle. |
31erger's undying hatred for malt and |
ulsIllled liquors, the eminent Senator
LOOK street car for home. And this
Is craftsmanship.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
M. MECARY Z S0N
CARPETS,
5. E. Corner Sixth and r..
FURNITURE
$40 Tatnall Street.
$40 Tatnall Street

We have arriving, dav h,
large invoices Of HoIidSS,. oE day,
ties consisting Of Fancy 'B ~ Novel
Writing Desks, Bric-a-Rrlo.oo rlo.oock5ers,
NETS, Unique Tables ''' Wal UGa6-
Baskets, etc. Work
Don't delay PURCHASING
Is i the e time to buy, theT%bv NOW NOW
ing first choice and stcn;.;, s nav
bargain before the o,ra,J uJIlhg a
which IS bound to como llu rus rush
buy now, have done Win biater 3
troublesome question Of Wbolth l,I the
o,ya ouy Tor your gifts to the 'I't Iotd99 70
one ones. any goods bought '9ged no,
are CG carefully stored and deIivanoooTi noT
on Christmas morning or at ,'' ered a,.l
We have placed on onr a..
Today an enormous IinrTor BI5GoTS B5,S
lockers, cherry and antj0na Iush osj
frames, nicely upholstered in oaE o;Ii
push III tasty and attracti,.H fix
designs. Prices from 81 up. 1--WE
Our matchless stock is ,,n
met by our matchless low nrico.. "eu
the two forming a comIibIatfiees,, I'itfes,
nlIot not TO be broken by any starc ,,'Gl III
the nc city. Bear in mind WE = IN IN
offering you the best CLrist,,'aaee ,ae
novelties IN Fancy Furniture '.f at
rock-bottom cash prices. '''' ''
Having bought a larger amorn4
OF these goods than ali ot5n1 tI'LlD
stores combined in the State ''lgr WEI
know, that to sell them all. wo %o
must put down the prices WE we
nave a thousand and one tbin~s
here-everything stylish a5d i
In fact evervthimo,
IS IN prOfusiOn with the prices i6
confusion. ~ Ill
See our Sixth street window
! on see there a chance in a Iife
55lme. A S65 Walnut ChamLaTr
SUIT for S45. We bought at =
are bargain the manufacture,3s
,a, ,tock Of that pattern. Thereby
langs the tale.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
HOW IT WORKED.

GOOD morning, Jackl why 1 haven't
seen seen you Tor month past. What in the
world Is the matter with you? You seem
TO nave aN, renewed your youth"
wen, Phil, | have. Don't you remem-
per the last time l saw you, how miserable
was Sick and blue, and in that sort of
Enood man gets sometimes when he feels
the most noble thing in life is to 90 straigbt
to the devil" . ''i "is ~
o,o,t. not so bad as that, I hope; at all
events events you didn't go that way, YOU are
lOoklng TAR too happy and heartv.''
". 1hank goodness, no or, rather. thank
lnegar bltters. Do you remember that
u9y saw you last when you recommend
80 uu .4aC a remedy TO me so persstenty, and
was tlrst vexed then half convinced ?'i
| remember it perfectly. and Won
needn't say another word on tbe snbiSct
your looks tell me that you took the medi,
No doubt of it everybody remarks
upon my improved looks and temner. but
1, must really tell you all about it. I oot
SH9 Ii ga styIe, as you recommended. and
ulun mlnd the bitter taste at all. l finish
ed the bottle in about two weeks and was
sreaIIy improved, so much so that | deter
mined to change off and try the new stvie
:, Weil, how did you like it?"
ou told me yOnr wife preferred the
new Styie, l believe; well, / must saw /
agree with her. like the old style verv
much, but the new is finer. smoother
more expensive preparation"
1 oelleye 1t is; in fact, l have heard so
ana wonder the Mcdonald Drug Com,
P3y P3any sell 1t for the same price they do the
ola style because it is really very costly
'1
Well, that doesn't concern us. Who
was 1t said that people fancied themselves
pious sometimes when they were only biz
ll99us No matter 1 was only going to saw
that believe people often seem wicked
when 1t Is only their liver, or their stomach,
or some other cantankerous organ of the
loSody so out of order they couldn't be good
If they tried" eN
And if all the miserable dyspeptics and
victims of biliousness, headache and the
thousand and one ills that flesh is heir to
would only take Vinegar Bitters. what
happy world this would bel
l should recommend the new STYLE"
never go back on the old stvle.'
Well, they can pay their money and
axe their choice, for both kinds works ad-
mirably."
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26

The Washington monument. with its
05O feet of altitude, must now Weld the
precedence to the Edel iron tower on
the Paris Exposition grounds which
mas reached the height of 666 feet and
IS stIll growing. The Efel tower is to
De 0OO meters, about 984 feet high
when completed, and a trip to the ton
OF OF 1t Will be one of the treats offered TO
those fortunate enough to visit the
French capital next year.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
He Had Been There.

An overcoatless man, with a gener-
ally dreary look about him, entered q
Jefferson Avenue saloon the other dav
and called for a glass of cider. It was,
placed on the counter before him and
he took a sip assumed a look Of dis
gust and backed of.
Anything wrOng?" queried the bar
Yes, sir. It's working"
Yes, it has worked little"
\ es, sir, and don't want IT, sir
any burned thing that will work when
It amt obliged to can't get no encour.
agement from this chicken-oh. NOT
I've seen the folly of it."-DetroH Free
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26

Female suffrage is growing popular
~ Europe. it is being agitated in
it.aiy, and now no less a personaoe
IMAM the Prime Minister Of En0land
says ne hopes that it will soon be n
realized fact in Great Britain.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
LIBRARY OF TRIBuNE ExTRAs.

ESHeiy year1he Tribune prints an Almanac ana
lndex ana several bound Extras ~ ~ n anu
Rosed now 70 syslematlze the publication Of tbese
i..i. EA.fas and % issue them, regularly. opce 4
~ 'iaa, i, ~ nuieDefs per year. The Almauac will
~ ~ ishuSd IN lts old form, only with new vsine
PIE ana extensive additions to he contents tbe
number for 1859 by the way containing com.
P,t Pitt.o ielulns s OF tne Presidential election The
otlei , nunbers will be made up with paoae M
ABOUT o9ut monthly magazine size. There wifi 6e ot,a
S o5 Iw9 NUMBER, per year. devoted 10 The iateet
. lueas IN knittlng aud crochet" Several Win
contain complete novels Others win ~ " " ~ ~
w q entertaining features or special and ner,na
nent value relating 20 Science. societv fitnra
sulei Lol litlca, etc single copies rs cents prjae
per oeari for the u numbers 81 iioe'
THE TRIBUNE, New York
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26

Mr.. CrimsOnbeak: "What a tall how
that IS on the other side Of the street e,
p,I, Mrs r., Crimsonbeak "Why, that's
What Bill?"
why, the plumbers Bill.n
being so long" - "''
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
Consumption Surely Cured.

- oT 10 THE EDIToR.-Please inform vour reado-u
~ s,as nave positive remedy for the above a 81,
Ie esS Dsease by It's timely use thousands Of bope
be gis5 80 y, nave ave oeen permanently cured I shan
~ Iliy : oI your readers who have eonsumptio -
wy viii send me their express and postoace
T. A. sL0CUM, N. C., 1sl Pearl st Na,y vo-,.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
TO ADVERTISERS.

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AND AM, SECTIONS win be sent on implication
To those who want their ADVERTISING n nav 49,,
een oiler no better medium for th0roneh' ana
ehective work that the various sections ~ o,
Select Local List. - 'ul
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Newspaper Advertising Bureau.
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Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
The New York Tribune

Every American Farmer, Wage Eorncr NM,
business Man, the Union Volunteers, tLe
SettleFs OF the Western TerritOries.
every Young Man and Woman. the
freedmen Of the South, our
american Fishermen and
ShiPbuilders, and the
whole People Gem
orally on fhe
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
A PHYSICIANS LETTER.

"GENFLF'IENI glad write you my opinion of Ivory
SOAP, and have long intended doing
1t has become household necessity with u.s.
there unusually obstinate spot the clothing on the wood
WORK an INK db desk cover; polish required for the door
plate surgical instruments, cleansing harmless preparation for
the ee and superior toilet soap needed we resort to Ivory
We buy by the box, the wrappers allow the SOAP to
thoroughly rpen.
NOV" had saved fifteen wrappers would you to send nv
little 9r drawing book in accordance with your in the Yo
Cd7H'a but is, all feel under obligation you for manu-
featuring IVORY Soap for
we 40 not hesitate to recommend unquaFfedy all friends
1t one OF the few articles that will do what advertised do
A WORD OF WARNING.
There white each represented us good as the or
they ARE NOT but Ike all Qualities
the genuine Ask for ivory" Soap an @ upon getting it.
by Froter& & Gamble
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26

Wneh squashes are converted into
p'eS' 'hey become some pumpkins.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26

Legal inconsistency: Calling sortv
pages OF ioolscap briefD y
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26

Under false colors !" The cbeol,.
OF many women. oneeAs
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26

~, rlease I, - apologize, Perul You won't,
We'll, forgive US for asking. OA =
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
0nly Temperance Bifters Kpown.

TIE ONEAI BLOOD PURIFIER
ana HeaIth ItestOrer. Cures all kinds of
Heidache within Thirty HIinutes-Try it
,i, nc Only temperance Bitters known. II
stimulates the Brain and 0uiets tI,c Ncr,-cs
regulates the Bowels and renders a pprferf
nlOod circulation through the human veins.
b5-A beautiful book free
Address, R.H MCDONALD DPt7c ro
$50 Washington St., New York
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
Elliott, johnson e Co.,
RANprna .nrr, D..

AAllAAAh8 LUhs delaware
Buy and sell Stocks. Bonds and am other so,,ri
es on commission and have Direct Pyipnfe H,irss
rom their Office to all principal cities and ~
Shanges. Grain and Provisions bought and sol
" " Nhlcago. Depositsreceived and Interestailot
ca Local securities and mortgages bought AZ
jan I
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26

shot in his tracts. % %
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26

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Smyrna times., 1888-12-26

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Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
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Smyrna times., 1888-12-26
We have in stock for Fall and Spring Trade A
very fine stock of
Apple, Peach, Usage Orange, and
Silver Maple Trees StraWber-
ry and Raspberry Plants.

Pear, Plum and Cherry Trees, and all other
Nursery Stock at the lowest Market
Price for First-Class stock.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-26

m,G now stands in the front rank of monthly
PuoHcatons and occupies the position of
Leader among I,eode.s
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-23
AFrNE maRw~


4. Q. RfaR & S0n,s High Rank Among
sne Meat Markets of the City and
State.
The public find that there ia no better
equipped or more satisfying market La the
city or State than L. @. Pfaf C Sons at Nos.
and Church street. Men In the trade
from New York and the West say they find
none better equipped anywhere. Everything
is neat, clean and tidy, the meats are fresh
and wholesome and of the choicest kinds,
there are no flies owing to the rotary fans,
which also keep the spacious market cool,
and their trade being very large and their
buying facilities of the best everything is sold
at very equitable prices, while the high quail
ity is strictly maintained. Orders are called
fer and goods delivered anywhere in the citv.
The firm enjoys the patronage of large NUNS
bers OF the best families, including many of
the highest social position. They always
have large line of all kinds of vegetables in
their season and the earliest the market ~
tords. The meats, poultry and game are e8ept
IN three mammoth refrigerators. Fsve teams
are constantly employed, and one supplies
people at Savin Rock and west Haven daily.
Their hams are cured by the firm and are
specially fine. They make specially of
Connecticut beef, Their branch store corner
of Portsea AND Liberty streets is run on the
same entsr,prising plan, and isa great accom-
modatieofa in that section.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-23
RIr Purchase.

The Las Vegas, New Mexico, Stock Grower
Of June says: Cattle do not have to &c
begging for buyers, as the transactions in
this kind of property the past week seem tc
indicate. On Tuesday Mr.. Wilson Wadding.
ham purchased all the cattle of the Y
brand, located in San Miguel county and
owned by Mrs. Y. Kohn ofSLeavenworth,
Kansas, Judge Henry Waldo of Santa Fs
and L. Sulzbacher of Las Vegas. The herd
numbers about 5000 head, ons-third Of
which are steers from ysarlings upward, the
remainder being cows and heifers, and the
entire bunch being well improved. The pur-
chase includes also the ranch equipment and
horses. The average price. it is believed, win
amount to $13 per head, nothing under year
lings counted This purchase, with the one
noted elsewhere made by Mr. Waddingham,
makes him the buyer of over IL, 900 head of
as choice range cattle as are grazing in New
Mexico, which added to his other purchases
of the past eighteen months will make total
number bought by him of nearly 81 ,O00
cattle, and at a total cost Of something
like $272, eOo Mr.. Waddingham il just now
an interesting gentleman to the stirred" cat
tie raisers.