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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
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and the Tarifr.

Pre goes again! 1t is hard, discour-
5, uphill work, with no chance of
eward that accompanies success to
EN- the heavy burden. But, like
phus, with his task in Hades, we will
yer up courage, make the effort and
Up goes tho stone again!" And
baking this attempt for the one thou
and one times, to reach the brains
Pnscience of the Express, in discuss
he tariff, we beg our esteemed and
kble contemporary to strip the scales
partisanship from its eyes,
its Republican purblindness,
e prejudice from its soul and make
fort to gain an interval OF lucid mem
peration. Will it in this most desir-
frame of being turn to its columns of
Fday, and read therein the excerpt
hour columns OF that morning which
3 us the honor OF quoting? Will
eighbor read that over word for
and spell it out letter by letter? Do
lowly. Get into a quiet nook while
70 doing it, 80 that no jar or shock
interrupt the nice mental processes
Eourse of development. Thus
rmark, learn and inwardly digest
,eparate clause of the short para
in question. When this is done,
sne carefully, then please | us in
,rd or syllable you find any thing
grasvor of retaining the tax on bo-
'e had fiattered ourselves that
ID pretty clearly confined ourselves
lefepse of the fruit interests of the
We had thought that he who ran
Aread our non endorsement OF
pfopositions, by their very con-
ds exclusion. But perhaps our
boz is gifted with some new sense
5nment and finds borax included
category OF fruit. Now here is
bsition: We decline to say or to
that our fruit industries are neces-
dependent on tariff protection.
link they are most profitable pro-
n, and not to be ruined, if all
were put on the free list.
rsme time we think it would be
- the line Of fair play to grant
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

THINGS in the Senate look as if Ed
munds in the exuberance of his partisan
zeal did really intend to hang up the
matter OF appointing Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court until Congress ad-
journs, in the hope that a Republican
President may be chosen next fail,
and that then action in the same line
may be postponed until Mr.. Cleveland
goes out of office. In such an event Mr..
Edmunds of Vermont might be made
Chief Justice. That is broad, patri-
otic and statesmanlike attitude. But
the Senator from Vermont should read
the fable of the rustic who came to the
bank OF the river and sat down to wait
for it to run by in order that he might
pass. Mr.. Edmunds will have to wait a
long time for the fruition Of his hopes.
And if one speaks OF civil service refor-
nation, what bright example of that
in its highest form is outlined in this
programme Of the New Eng
land statesman. That is Civil
with big, big G; and it is Reformation
with bigger R-not to speak of the
Service rendered the Nation with the
biggest S in the font. The three letters,
as applied to the intelligent voters of the
country, stand for 'Can Smell a Rat p
Mr.. Edmunds will hear of this next fall.
-
The big Convention is in all respects
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

to this Coast some Of the benefits Of pro-
lection; and it is onr opinion that these
fruit industries which are new, which
are in their experimental stages in many
respects, which are OF general scope and
embrace multitudes in their various
branches, offer the best field in which to
help California, which bears so
much OF the brunt OF pro-
lection, and gets little of its
benefits. 1t does not appear to us that
borax, which is produced at cost OF one
and one-half cents per pound, and the
deposits Of which are controlled by half
a score Of individuals, should be pro-
tected by tariff OF three cents per
pound, or fifty per cent Of what it is sold
at. We are confirmed that this interest
does not need protection when we
can export the commodity to England at
the rate Of millions OF pounds a year.
We do not favor tariff on wool for the
reason that we think this interest will
be benefited by putting the product on
the free list. There is no lodging in
this statement. But can our neighbor
comprehend it? Not until he first gains a
little self-control so that he will not
feel impelled to sneeze whenever his
party takes snuff. A partisan will
not zee much until he RECEIVERS
from the purblind state of thick-and-
thin party man. He will not be able to
catch the notes until he ceases to be an
organ" whose pipes may be sounded
by every wind Of party doctrine, whether
it be true or false. The manipulators
sound him from his lowest note to the top
Of his bent, and he has no more power
Of independent thought than the hurdy-
gurdy can play without the man at the
crank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

Why is our Convention 30 peaceful
and harmonious? Why was the Repub-
lican Convention so epileptic? 1t must
be because we had no monopolists, OF
millionaires Sin our midst" They are
indigestible stuff and always ''make a
muss" in the "internal economy" of any
organization. Our Convention is com.
posed of the people. We are working
for the people, in line with the wishes oi
the people. There are no ''jobs" tc
carry, no private interests to sacrifice to-
That is a wholesome regimen which
needs no physic after the repast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

CALIFORNIA and New York, the Golden
State and the Empire State, join hands
to-day across the continent. While oul
Democratic State Convention is carrying
forward its deliberations here at the Pa
vilion in the Angelic City, the Democracy
of New York is assembled in the Acade
my Of Music in New York City, under
the same happy auspices. Will our Con.
vention to-day send greetings over the
wires to their Convention, and let them
know we are with them in heart and
soul? 1t is not bad idea, if it is our
own
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

SANTA CLARA County fired the first gun
OF the Convention when the Chairman
of the delegation, in answer to roll-call,
reported "Santa Clara County seventeen
delegates, all present, and all for Cleve-
landp" Santa Clara is one of the chief
fruit-growing districts in the State; and
she may we'll be proud Of her Democracy
which declines to utter the injurious
| libel that her profitable industries will go
to pieces if she looses the benefit OF tariff
protection. At the same time, there is
probably not man in the dele
cation who will not be heart
lily glad if the amendments proposed
| by the two Democratic members of the
California Delegation, shall be incorpor-
ated in the Mills bill. Note, that not one
Of the four Republicans in the Delega-
ton at Washington has done anything
for his section in the Lower House, of a
higher grade OF craftsmanship than to
rise there and talk buncombe for the
benefit OF his own reelection in the fast
approaching campaign. 1t is extremely
probable that these unpatriotic partisans
would much prefer to have the bill pass
as it was, for the sake of
some paltry advantage they think it
would bring to them personally They
sink patriotism to party gain, and sacri-
flee the interests OF their constituents to
the success of their party. The pros
perity of the country is nothing to the
thick-and-thin party men, as compared
with the count OF votes on election day.
Why? Because it is the spoils of office
which they live for.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

The declaration made by the Alameda
delegation will furnish ammunition foi
the opposition press for many days to
come. The delegation from the county
across the Bay has the courage Of its
convictions to sublime degree, as is
shown by the answer Of the Chairman,
Mr.. McPike, at roll-call. When the Sec
retary called Alameda the answer came
back full and strong, Alameda delega-
ton twenty-eight-all FULL" AS that
was the initial county on the roll its
answer will be taken as exponential ol
the entire Convention. There is nothing
like standing by ones colors when roll
is called on the eve of battle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

A PRIVATE letter to us from General
Edwin Ward informs us that he is enjoy
ing good health and hopes to be back in
Los Angeles very soon. He also sends
us news letter, giving an interesting
account Of an interview he had few
days ago with Charles Dickens, Jr.,
whom he met at Stockton, where the
son of the great writer gave readings
from the works Of his father. We shall
endeavor to make room for the Generals s
letter tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

WE ARE showing our esteemed friends
on the other side of the House how to
harmonic. Our Convention is in all
respects different from the Republican
Convulsion which met at Sacramento a
few weeks ago. That organization devel-
oped bad 'conniption" fits. They will
become chronic, and eventually fatal
about the first week Of next November
dissolution may be expected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

THE Eapress last evening paid gra-
cious and fraternal compliment to our
confrere on the auspicious occasion of his
new life, compliment which is we'll ap-
preciated by his friends here, and which
we are assured will be grateful to the OBJ
jects of the handsome eulogium of our
contemporary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
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Annual Herald.

h matter is now being prepared for this
k1x publication. The edition will be larger
Inver before, and Its columns win be filled
lc4fefully prepared matter rejecting the
kfH and industry OF Southern California.
|3iIbstrntions will be more numerous than
sb>iorc. and in point Of excellence the en-
,3f& srt viii maintain the high reputation
M6Iicatfon has ieservedly gained. Parties
,yua Of Awaiting themselves OF the advan-
this special edition offers for advertising
e6rIte-ups. will do well to hand in their
4 at a. early day az possible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

The HERALD was the recipient of a
most exquisite serenade from the City
Guard Band of San Diego yesterday
morning. They played a number OF
pieces in front of our office, and the
music they produced showed that the
band was one of the very best on the
Pacific Coast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

SENATOR Del VALLE's ovation when
proposed for chairman and elected by
acclamation, is full proof of the young
gentleman's popularity, which is bounded
only by the State lines.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
glase q IIon. Joseph D. ! vnoh.

W COLUMBUS, tOhio), May 10, 1883.
- y. J. Ayers, Herald Office, Los Angeles:
.xife and myself arrived hero to-day. and
Moonlight en- route for Washington and New
Ettff JOSEPH d. LYNCH.
above dispatch was the first Off
announcement to us that the happy
i for some time in anxious expec-
had taken place. On last
fsy May 18th, at st. Louis, Mr.. Joseph
lynch, one Of the editors and pro-
lofs Of this paper, and Miss Grace
Part, the daughter Of a prominent
~ Of that city, were united in mar
\ The telegram above quoted shows
IT the happy couple are on their
ling S6ur. After visiting some Of the
srn cities and the Atlantic
ring places they will CROSS
continent to San Francisco, and
H)n the summer teamer-excursion to
-. They will then come to this
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch will settle
10 their new life. The bride is a
bright, lovable and accomplished
and we are sure she will
warmly welcomed to Los An
where her distinguished husband
nniversally esteemed for the splen-
work be has done for his city and
Go4 as the publisher of one OF the
= papers Of California. AT this
\ and suspicious season none but
hdliest messages can go out from
he gentleman and his lovely con-
Having been associated with him
l1sss hers from the time he first
70 Los Angeles, we have had the
tunity Of knowing and appreciating
terling qualities Of our talented con-
His staunch and manly character
me out brighter under the ordeal
small and narrow criticisms incl
fhis conspicuous position in jour.
Sld politics. The jealousies of
pn which seems, in it's least sue
members, to be ncedlessly lost to
mites Of courteous intercourse,
manifested a singular delight in
|ng their petty shafts at his de-
"A head. But they have all struck
n His abounding good nature was
\ ruff1ed by these causeless attacks,
|have they ever been able to call forth
port from his trenchant pen. Like
dn's shaft, that smartly sped,
Should pierce hundred thousand
hearts,"
D quenched their ranking points in
pale beams OF the watery moon, and
Pbject Of their aim passed evenly on,
acid meditation fancy-free. We feel
not only the friends Of Mr.. Lynch, but
political adversaries will at this time
with us in wishing him and his
rs bride smooth and pleasant jour
Through life.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

NEARLY five hundred delegates came,
representing all the clans from the Ore
gon border to the Mexican line. They
are an intelligent, earnest body of men,
who will work hard to carry the State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

THE heavy work of the Convention will
begin to-day. 1t is pleasant idea to
stretch the meeting over three days, and
to alternate the seasons of work with
times for refreshments.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

SANTA MONICA with its sad sea waves,
drew nearly all the delegates to that
point in the excursion yesterday. The
trip was delightful.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

FAIRvIEw, Mt W place near Santa Ana,
Is to the fore with paper Of its own. 1t
Is the Register, a neat, well made up
weekly, full of local interest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

THE committee who made all the ar
lrangements for the Convention lost
sight OF nothing. The programme is
perfect.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

NORMAN f. JENKS, G. E., CONSULTING
IN engineer, superintendent Of construction,
plans and estimates for buildings plans for
sewerage OF towns, typographical and hydro
graphical surveys, river and harbor improve
ments. With HARVEY I. D. WILSON,, %
Moth Spring street. ais
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

EOR sALE-NAILs STEEL, IRON AND
i wire) steel rails, water pipe, gas pipe. For
rock bottom prices on above, large buyers had
best consult the undersigned, who represent
leading Eastern manufacturers. BOOTY 4
HOLMES, Merchandise Brokers and Fire Insur-
ance agents, 236 N. Main street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

A SUBURBAN COTTAGE OF SEVEN WE'LL
"A finished rooms and basement, with good
artesian water in the house, for rent at reasona-
and well suited for summer residence, and il
on University street., between Rosedale and
Western avenues. Enquire at the adjoining res
idence, or of John Mansfield, Esq, Temple
block. JJ WARNER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
WANTEO-FE nALE HELP.


vNANTED-A GOOD COOK; NEAT, CLEAN
W.. and willing worker in a small private
family; no chiluren. No other need apply at
A. w. corner Och aud Pearl st myl5-2tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND PROPRIE-
IN TOR5-Plans and specifications for cot
tage. $15. Plans and specifications for 2-story
rcsdcnce, $25. Plans and specifications for
enti e block l per cent Furnished by ].
FRIEDLANDER CO., Architect, 104 n Main
s rect, room 3. a20-1mf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

NTANTED-FROM THREE TO FIVE ACRES
w building ground, not more than three and
position preferred. Address P. o. box 1OII.
State price by acre. my8-13t*
MTANTED--A MAN AND WIFE TO LIVE
w on al care for 60 acre tract of land
near Downey City, with tolerable house and
fence, now grown up with clover, volunteer
barley and some mustard. Place we'll watered; ;
excellent for potatoes, corn and pumpkins
this season, and for poultry raising. No rent
required except fixing up and caring for house
and fences. Apply to WATERS g. PATTON,
III New High ST., Los Angeles City. a21-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
AGENvS WANT ED,

AGENTS WANTED.
ylUU IL XjUU working for US. u.s. Agents e 1- pre-
ferred who can furnish their own horses and
give their whole time to the business Spare
moments may be proftably employed also. A
Jew vacancies in towns and cities. B. f. JOHN
SON & Co., 1000 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
my3 d&w1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

MRS PARKER, INDEPENDENT SLATE
Il Writer and Clairv0ysnt. Consultations on
business, law suits, mineral speculations, love,
marriage, absent friends, diseases, life-reading
ETC. % south Spring street, Room is. "a. M.
to p. n. a20-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
APEUIsI No s'VCES,

APEUI IL Nd rbCES.
IMPRESS AND HACKMEN-GO TO THE
II i. A Rubber Stamp Co. for your badges.
l23 N. Spring street. my16-7t
ExCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY-MAIN
Ia office permanently located at No. Is West
promptly attended to. Telephone 367. a25tf
~ A. r. FUNERAL--ALL COMRADES OF
VI. the G. A. R. are requested to attend the
funeral OF our late Comrade j. p. Rafferty,, at
Orr & Sutch's parlors. AZ south Spring street, Q
p. NJ. Wednesday. 1t
T IMEl LIMEl LIMEl-CONTRACTORS AND
IL builders See the undersigned for Bad
BOOTY d HOLMES, Merchandise Brokers and
Fire Insurance Agents, 236 N. Maia street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
FOK sALE-City Properly.

EOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY, FIRST
Il street. Inquire Of AUGUST BREssMER
l64 East First street. a2Otf,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
FOR RENT-ROUSES.

ITO LET-NEW E0USENEARU UNIVERSITY
i bath; fine place with six rooms. Apply
to R. M. BEACH or THOS. LLOYD, University
place. myIO-6t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
HOTELS.

CONTINENTAL HOTEL. 20 SAN PEDRO
u street. 2. NOvARO & CO.. proprietors.
Furnished rooms. single or en- suite, by the day,
week or month at reasonable rates. Best French
meals in Los Angclef for 25 cents. my1O-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

ID H.-EXPECTED TO SEE YOU MONDAY;
IL. try and meet me Thursday; II impossible
seed letter TO Postoiiice here. Leave Sunday for
the East-F 8 mv1f;1ts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

BY A. L. TEELE. SECOND AND FORT SITS.
$15 to $17.5O--5 flats, rooms each close to
two cable car lines; water included.
$20-Two room houses, Howard street,
water free.
| $21. .50-4-room house, new, corner Court and
Ohio streets.
$25-Two 2-story 5room houses, Eleventh
| street, west of Pearl.
$25-6-room house, bath and closets Calume
avenue, Angeleno Heights water Included
$25-Two Groom cottages Eleventh street,
west of Pearl; water extra
$3.50 rooms, bath, closets, lawn, flowers
BOG 5. Fort st.
$100-1O-room house, elegantly furnished
Belmont avenue. Lease to right party.
.$125-11-room house, 2ls S. Fort st. Elegant
place.
1925 Finest Office suite, 8 rooms, in new
Philips block, Spring st. Possession about
July LIST
$700-Business block on corner Fourth and
Los Angeles sts; stores, 20 rooms upstairs
Stores alone worth $500 per month.
$3O-13-room lodging-ho 5O4 Downey
avenue, E. L. A.; lease year. Snap.
1906 rooms, bath, etc., Cells street, near
$40-7-room house; bath, 5 closets, carriage
house and stable; partly furnished; Boyle
Heights; lease-6-l2 months.
$40-5 rooms, furnished; bath, water, stable
lease; 40 8. Flower street.
$40-S rooms; new house, stable; Ia Calumet
avenue, Angeleho Heights; water extra
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

THE big Convention is in all respects
most successful. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

BY A. L. TEELE. SECOND AND FORT SITS.
$15 to $175O-5 flats, 3 rooms each; close to
two cable car lines; water included,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

FURNISHED ROOMS, THE BEST IN SANTA
Monica, en- suite or single, day, week or
month, in Boehme block opposite postoffice.
Also In cottage Oregon and Ocean avenue.
Apply by telepone, Central office, or otherwise
to MRS. GEORGE BOEHME myS-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
FOR SALE.

DOILER AND ENGINE FOR SALE-APPLY
ID at the office Oft the Herald. If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
wANTED-sITs ATOMS,
WANrED-rIisCELLANEoU..

MANIFESTATION BY A RELIABLE
w woman to do light housework; is a good
cook. Address M. b. 100, this Office m15-2tF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

IL store room No. 16 s. Main street; fine show
window. Inquire of MYER & WOELPER, No.
16 s. Main st. nv lO-l OF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

EoR sALE-A oNEsEAT PHAEToN. II
l Wright street. my9-7t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

$700-Business block on corner Fourth an
Los Angeles sts stores, 20 rooms up-stair
Stores alone worth $500 per month.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

NOR SALE POST TRADERSHIP FOR
il full particulars address NORTH WILL
COX, Fort Mcdowell, A. a17tfs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
FOR RENT -ROOM 8

FOR RENT ROOMS.
N0R RENT-NICE FURNISHED ROOMS AT
IL 40 Buena Vista st. my9-1m
NOR RENT-TWO FOUR-ROOMED HOUSES,
Il unfinished. Enquire 118 Banning street.
my162t*
ITO LET-ROOMS AT GREATLY REDUCED
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

ITO LET-ROOMs AT GREATLY REDUCED
Il rates, gas and bath. s. W. Cor. 9th and
olive. Los Angeles. my14-1w
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ARCHIr ECfN.

4 UTGENS & Kraft, ARCHfTECTS. AMES
Ia toy Building, 104 n. Main street. alst-f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

$40-7-room house; bath, 5 closets, carriage
house and stable; partly furnished; Boyle
Heights; lease-6-12 months.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

IL ROBBINS, M. D.. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IL. geon, corner OF F rst and Spring SITS, en-
trance on First st. Electricity and diseases of
women speciality. Disease diagnosed with
out explanation from patient Proprietor Of
the celebrated electric healing baths. Consul
tation free. Office hours 8 to 12, to and
to 8. Telephone 20 a1O-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

I (NEO. +. C0STERISAN, ARCHITECT. NO %
" S. Spring street. rooms Il and % Roeder
Block. s2O-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

DOR SALE-A FAMILY CARRIAGE HORSE
j. 5 years old. Warranted gentle every way
Call at 328 Eighth street, near Olive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

s2o-Two A room houses, Howard street;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

$125-Finest Office suite, 8 rooms, in new
Philips block, Spring ST. Possession about
1st
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16
fERsonAL.

nELICIOU5 ICE CREAM SODA AT GARD
~ NER'5, IL N. Spring street my stf
rNHE BEST PLACES FOR STORAGE, 523
i East First street. Pacific Storage and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

DOR sALE-FINE BUGGIES, CARRIAGES
IL and sadde-horses, also second hand bug
gles and harness at reasonable prices at OCCI-
DENT STABLE, 100 s. Main st. myi5-5t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

nIVORCE AMP CRIMINAL LAW A 6PECE
~ atty. W.. W. HOLCOMB, Attorney, IL
Temple street. Room H. ao9-tf
Connecticut western news., 1888-09-12
JOkers SDOil Lecturers Test.

In Glen Falls, N. r., once, the am aoun cement had been made that in the evening burning building would be made to demonstrate the fi,e -extin guish- ing abilities of the "modern wonder, hand grenadcs." In tho meantime, q ,ort of "shanty" was erected in the vil- .age square. Darku ess came and so did the crowd, and so did the stranger with bis wonderful bottles. After lecture on the merits of tho grenade, hs pro- ceeded to ignite his pyre. The flames loomed up before there was any serious ignition of the wood; the knight of the g1 enade threw off his coat and let the bottles fly. As each one crashed against the board, higher leaped the flames and more fierce the fire burned l Faster few tho grenades and larger grew the con lasration, till the grenades at hand and their astonished thrower were exhausted The "shanty" was suon pile-of ashes. and the discom- fted vendor of grenades retired amid shouts and jeers far from conso!atory. And to this day ho has never learned who drew the corks of his gren adcs, and, pouring out tho contents, substi- tuted kerosene. Ar rgonaut.