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Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

LOnIll nnh tho Rat

Il do not ueually tell q joke on my
self, remarked Frank Leach, private
secretary TO Senator Quay, to u party of
friends, ''but one happened to me one
night about IL O'Clock which is too good
to keep. i was coming up the avenue at
that hour, wien | noticed q huge rat
slipping along the gutter In front Of me.
made for him with my umbrella as a
weapon and lambasted the pavement
around him In Wild endcavor to knock
him out, but 1t was no go. He kept out
OF the way, aud kept up the fight. He
ran along under the curD aud ! charged
after him, more anXlsns to get him as he
showed signs OF anxiety to get away.
ran him for about a square, and by that
time q crowd OF boys and deg were fol-
lowing int, aud was the observed OF all
observers on the avenue at that hour. 1t
wasn't very light, however, and there
were not many people abroad, SO | didn't
care much. Across street and along
the next square the rat went aud 1 alter
him, bound to get him If ] had to 20
clear to Georgetown or perish In the at
tempt.
The chase began to grow exciting, too,
and the small boys were having as much
fun us was, II not more. Eye'y now
and then the darned rat would stop and
I'd jump for lin with my umbrella ant
whack the pavement lick, but the ra
would be six or eight feet away ana I't
go for him again. Well, IL kept up thi
way for about three squares, when hap
pensd to look ahead, and about fifty foe
In front OF ne | saw a boy on the run
lodging behind the tree boxes. At th
same time | observed that the rat move
about the same time the boy did, nm,
then 1t struck me that the boy had
string tied TO the rat and the rat was
dead body AID l was well, 1t doesn'
make any difference what was. i'm
mediately had an engagement up til
first side a. rec came to, AMI ,hc way
gathered up the wreck oil my umbrell
and went away into the darkness was
sight TO behold. II that blamed ho
hadn't stepped to laugh | believe I'd b
chasing that COMPOUNDED rat YETI AL
MIR. Leach kicked over chair and wei
out tu get breath Of fresh air.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

How loving they are; there is al%sys :
snre sign. Alter the first year somt t!.n"
II don't hold good. When Charles ccn
home to you grouty aud cross, sha.plp-
and snarllng, unable to relish the n','
dinner you have cooked, aud feels as I
there was a ton of pig iron in his stem
sch, he is troubled with dyspepsia, .
sulphur Bi,ters Ii the only medicine "
Hiit cure him.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
l CLINE TO REST.
LUCY LARCOM.

SUI must | climb, If ! would rest
The bird scars upward 70 his nest:
The young lent ON the tree top high
Cradles itself within the Sky.
The streams that seem to hasten down
Return in clouds the hills to crown;
The plant arises from her root
To rock aloit her flower und fruit.
/ cannot In the valley stay;
J,ho great horizons stretch away
The very cliffs that wall me rouud
Are ladders unto higher ground.
TO woTk-to rest-for each time.
toll, but | must also climb.
" hat soul Wns ever quite ut ease
smut in by earthly bounduries2
! am not glad till have known
Lie that can lift me from my own;
loftier level must be won,
A lnightier strength to lean upon.
Aud heaven draws near rs ascend:
The breeze invites, the stars befriend,
All things are beck Oning 10 the Best;
climb to thee. my Cod, for restl
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

shlloh's CAtarrh Remedy, a marvellous
cure for CataTrh, Diphtheris, Canker
Mouth and Headache. With each bottle
there is an ingenious Nasal Injector for
the more successful treatment OF these
complaints without extra charge. Price
50 cents. N. Is. Danforth, Wholesale and
retail agent, Second and Market streets,
W ilmingtou, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

We publish iu another column the
advertisement OF samuel
IIecks, her senr. OF Hamburg AS thia
house has qured good reputation III
the prompt aud discrcte payment OF thH
amounts won by persons here aud in ell
parts of tho world, we would recommend
our readers to take particular notice o!
the insertion, and try the Chan :es OF
winning a fortune.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Why do SO many people we see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Coustl patton,
DitIiness, Loss OF Appetite, Coming up
OF the Food, Yellow Skin, when for Us
cents We will sell them shiloh's syste m
Vitalizer. guaranteed to cure them. N.
b. Daniorth, wholesale and retail agent,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
CRYSTAL PALACE ROSE PARK.
HEADQUARTERS FOR ROSES.

Large stock choicest varieties only sizes ranging from
Pasat healthy stock and in ordinary maiden loan
satisfaction with ordinary Creme of the
Lntt
La
dsj trdiaes bcicl
Princess
sedf Also in
thousand Decorating
mail telegraph will
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Has chad, herring, founders, white fab,
catfish, codhsh, paddock and white perch
at S0s and $40 Madison street. Oysters,
25, 80 aud ACC. per quart.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

BOurdon's fan nous brands OF cigars
Nonpareil, Standard, Three b. B. B., etc.
Manufactured by II. Y. Bourbon & Bro,
No. 2lV West Second at, llnion-ma ale.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Ladies' who value refined complexion
must use POzzoni's Powder-it produces
n soft nod beautiful skin.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

The following games were played yes-
terd,y;
At MISUNDERSTANDING, A; Bos.
ton, 8
At Piltsburg-Pit'sburr 2;Cleveland, 4.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10; hi.
cago, 3.
At New York-New York. 1G; Wash
inglou, 3.
At New Yore-Athlctic, >; BroolSlyn,4.
A. Kansas City-Kansss City, =; Gin
cinuat!, 3.
AT Columbus-Columbus, |; Balt'-
more, ..
At st. LouiS-St. Louis, .; Louisvllle,1 J..
AT Euston-Eastou, 2; Lowell, 3.
At Wilkesbarre w ilkesbarr', II;
Worcester, o.
At Newark Newark, 7; New Haven't.
At Jersey City-Jersey City, s; Hart
ford, 6.
At Reading-R adicg, & Philadelphia
Giants, 0.
AT Observation-Disclosures o; Cuban
Giants, q.
AT Harrisburg -llarrisburg, s; York,2.
At Pklladel phia-UniycTsity OF Penn
sylvanil, I; Trinity, TO-
AtNorristowu-NOrris:own, S; Somer-
,et, 4.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Wilmington y Northern II. II.
Time t. bic In erect Dee. gln. 1883. Trsinf
leave Wilmington (krencn street, 80 oiloHa;
Por Reading, BirdBoolo, JoannA. Sprlng'
neid WRynes6urg junction, Manor louisville
TsmaqnA, AllenteWn, Lebanon, Werner5
i,eadius h. H., 100 \. III. and 40 p. III.
For apringheld, WSynetburg Junction,
ForI and Dupont's aud interIaediAto poiuts
TOOa. m, 2. IN and 500 p. N. -. ,
FER COStesville and Intermediate polhh 81
90 a M, 2, " Nad 500 .. III. n.
FOR " eat Chester, no q. n'' A'ao Anu Gel"
" M Daily axeeet saturday and sunday.
For New ErIlKe aud intermediate points
a II n M and on Saturday only a. 6.A Rnc
On sunday for RosdinE and internediAt,
nointa ats o. a. M, and for springfield Hno
Intermediate points At 800 y. "a. ,,,,,.,.
A, d, McCA USbAND. BOW N NM DkiSaS,
gnperinfsndent. Gen Pass. AT,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

We will sell you one pair Of shoes at
the wholesale price at the GIT Edge Boot
and Shoe Store, Ill West Second street,
Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

When you drink milk shake at Ne,sey's
drug store you get pure Alderneg mia.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

PROPOSALS FOR NEW SCHOOL
hnuse. Sealed lropofals will be received
a. The Nn,r1 OF Public Education rooms until
4 on. m. on Monday, the 18th day Of May, for
the building Of a new school house IN ~" l2th
ward k~hld viii he received after the above
Wsm,d hour file board reserves the right 10
rvirct any or atl Diis 4 hOnd OF 500 " ~ he
Ieaulred VITA each bA, Plana and spocih "a
lions can h, seen ~ the suhltecta ONCE Frank
u TnrsWtu rlAtl and sliplry streets.
Committee. JOSEPH PYLE,
b. KODdOGD SMITH,
h24i2t JOHN Il. CASSIDY.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Saves labor, time, women and furniture,
Absolutely no dust when using II. Ever
bousekeeper should use 1t. Ask your
grocer for II.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Call at 2l6 King aud look ut the fno
display OF flowers and fancy hats.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
SPEND
TO and TO
SPEND SAVE
IS A GOOD MOTTO.


We help you do both. We
sell at such prices that you can
save money to spend on other
goods.
We have just received a loti
of Ladies Fine Kid Button
Shoes-samples-all small Sizes,
If you can get fitted they will
prove the best bargain you ever
bought. J
Lot 1-Iadies' Fine French Kid Fulton, on c.
ID and Last; sizes ~, Q, ~. Regular
price 81; our price q.
Lot2-Ladies' Fine Berlin Kid Button, @. d
and last; sizes ~, 8, 81. Regular price
$3.50; our price q. %.
LOts1L.dles' Fine Glove Top Button. and
$3.50; our price f2.75.
Lot 4-Lsdles' Fine Curacao Kid button, 20
Button, and last; sizes 3, "a. Rega-
lar price $3.50; our price only SECS.
Lo' 6-Ladies' Fine Paris KID Button, u, CD,
Elsst; sizes 2l-2, a, 3 IL. 4. Regular price
s3; our price s2.25.
Lot G-Ladies' Fine Curacao Kid Button. ID,
last: sizsssi2' si2. Regular price s2.S';
Lot7-Ladies' Fine Cnracoa Kid Button, d
and T. last; sizes la, 3 3l-2 Regular
price s2.25; our price Sl.75.
Lot Shades Fine Curacao Kid Button. ID
last sizes IL, o. Si-2. Regular price o..
our price g. 30.
| Lot 9-Ladles' Fine Glove Top Button. ID ana
Il last; sizes z l-2 and 8. Regular price
f2.50; our price $3.50.
Lot I0-Ladies' Pine Glove Top Button. d last,
sizes l-?, 3. Regular price e.; our price
Lot II-Ladies' Glove TOP Button, lastli
sizes 2i-2, 3, 3l-2 4. Regular price si.76J
our price $40.
Lot is-Ladles' Fine Kid Patent Tip, HOOK
| lace, D last. sizes 2 liz, q . L., 4. Regular
price, 81; our price Sl.5O.
Rememberthese are not cheap
quality goods, but good goods
at low prices. you are money
savers, you will come at once, as
we intend closing out most OF
them this week.
Base Ball and Tennis Shoes.
Clubs supplied.
The best 81 calf, hook-lacc
shoe for men in Wilmington. !
Big bargains in all kinds OF
footwear all the time.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
NOTES.

Casey certainly did great work.
Quinn viii reyer finish the season at
short for Boston.
1t may be nothing hut coincidence,
but just as soon RS Acph laid oil
Tcbeau began to p ny coed ball.
Devin has slgued with st. Louis ard
Milwaukee is seehitg TO trade back
Pitcher Freeman for him.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

NOTlCE-THE REPUBLICAN NON
IN NATION election for candidates for as
fes ora and collectors OF city taxes, one for
No Ne-ihctn distllrt aud one for the South
ara. viii be held on Saturday, the nth Of May,
htiween the hsnrs Of and Z y. IN. The places
of,ltctlou In the several wards will he nRined
later, FREDERICK 4. BACH,
Chairman First Dlstrict Committee.
THOMAS ". sANiLLE, Sccretarr.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

Ia the place for white sugar aud good res ana
coffee. We open new goods every DAY anu
t6ey are gone like nAEli. Our So cipl ties too
hay arc fine tea and IA china cup and saucer
with every half pound: china plate, cup snI
saucer with every pound, lovely llLi teapot
wifi, every mound OF our lava coffee. Come
and see our harrison lemon sques4eri y u
Centennial novelty and Is most useful nitisle,
only l0cents; ducks for nickel - Mnas ~
cured shoulders equd to BAN, 10 GENTS a
po"hu N'sV' mum ml-6t;
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

A TTENTIoN-ALL PERSON S DE
IN string druRs pure and Oh smiaals or with
ing their prescriptions or private receipt.
carefully compounded with pure materials,
should go to the drug store OF II. r. BIZ No,
HI RSr, No. 81 Market street, Wilmington
Del. d2e-u
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
MASONIC TEMPLE.
aasN ~.

lVl II IN NJ. IL
l'ndyt This mead will place rs and 5O.eent
neckwear. SO Market st II the number, At
which place GRANT 3. RIGGS has opened n
Meme furnishlng store New goods. New.
cot styles. fairsst prices. This week will
have specially nae line Of z5 and accent
fcArfs. Htylr, quality aud price to suit the
public. Ny stojh is complete and would ap-
prtclA.e TIE patronage OF tho public. a21-tt
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

AN MONTGOMERY, 900 N. NINTH
T.. phiia., Reliable Medicines FOR oengis
Coldi' ii,lisf 10 days. Advice free, day or
evening.
DR DrHARpI,s PENNY Is .,I. Al u
ag n 5th st., Phi!a, l. dies beware Of
mltAloni.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
NILLIAMH ROBINSON,
w Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,

us East Fourth Street, Wilmington, Del
A well selected stock of choice cigars and
The nnest brands oil tobacco constantly on
lA1d, Give mt a cal. aEHI
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
Notices.
17oTwE-BoARD OF PUBLIC EDU-
N CATION
ELECTION.

.i,ct,on for members OF the Hoard OF
pnhhe Education In Mllmington. VIII he heiu
a. liz anernoOu of SAfuhbAi, NAY nn.
~ ~. Polls Will be open al IL O'Clock OF lhifb
liratcs thereafter sna a. io sisc,iop district in
,iieh the election Is 10 be heid 10 tue war"
Mold The school election.
'N,,nSers 10 he elected and places oil Young
''fs,m1igF WkWD.-onc membsr for two years;
rlis nnbilo school house No. "a, eecohu
,t,e,t near Washington street. -
''sfCJND WARD Que member 10, t"9
wears. rolls, northwest corner seeoh" AN"
N irnlIr i WARD. one member for one year,
.nf n,Ipprr Tor two Years. Polls, public
,"nooi house no. =. Jefferson street. belo"
1RGliFIii 'wABD. One nepber fcr two
- IolIs. public school house No. 4.
yorssr Finh and line streets. -
FIFTH WARD. .-One member ior Two Yeats:
rnls. public school house no. " corner
tiyhth And WUllhslon streets, ,.
hsIK1H " ARD. One meinb.r Tor twQyeArs
p,Ii. nuilic tchuoi house NO. 0, walnut
,tr,st .hntr Iwelflb street.
yfsf Gps member for two years: i'olls, pub.
H. school house No, :, corner Eleventh ana
"EiUHiH WARD. one member for two
-. poll,' nrb'ic school house No. 9. cor
n,t .evCnth and spruce streets, ..
'EtSIU WARD One member tot one year,
oue member Tor two years. Polls Ola Aeade-
"3INrH WARD, 90 one member for two
,e.r. Polls public school hOnEe No. 49, near
'orner third aud harrison streets,
ELEVENTH WARD. -Ope mtm,rt ioI w"
yrafa Polls, public schAci house MO- ~ COT
isTOik nud Harrison streets. =,
TWELFTH MARLBORO member lor I'VE
,ssrs Fnus, southwest corner fourth ana
hS c95. IL '"''" b JONES. Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03

One OF the hest assortments OF clocks
IN the city az Davis 9E. 2ud st.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03
for Rent.

EoR RENT OR WILL EXCHANGE
l. for city property. a small farm on III
road leading from WILMINGTON TO MI. Cuba
Amply to THOMAS r. LALLY,
ms 800 Market street.
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Cpnnlrp Real gsiatr 90 Get.

ELORIDA.-Why go 10 hotels for win
sr! when you can get a furnished
sighLfoOincd cottage, stables for horses and
COW, private pier for bathing and boat
ing, an acre Of land half with lS-year-oid
Strange trees. within miles by water OF
he niiket and postOfice Of Jacksonville
oh bluh 20 feet midst live oaks and mag
hsnss moderate terms plenty OF black SER
wee al hand viii let tor the winter or
I Ie ,ssveral Years Apply 70 II. T., 80
50 East tth-st, Plainheld, n. j.
III ANDSQMELY FURNISHED HOUSE
TO RENT.-Chsreston 5. C.-De-
En,,,a.Ss. winter climate; desirable location
vs,s, 10 rooms hot and cOid
,er,ei bathroom. closets. kitchen, &c.
diate nloaefate 20 app we'd tenant; imme-
p p PS',,..fssion, for months or year.
=. SuERARD Charleston. :. G.
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To LET.-The 3-story. attic ana basement
high stoop brownstone house, No. II
FIRST Place. Brooklyn House Is full IS
feet wide contains Is rooms and bath
plenty OF closets AMI all modern improve
ments hrst-clsss .ocatiOn, aui convenient t.
Bridge and ferries would be- rented partly
furnished at a very reasonable rent for
term Of years. Apply 10 j. ID. II. BERGEN.
307 Court St
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Boaro poanleo

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN desires cheer
"A iul room, with board, Ina a refined
private family highest references given
and required all communications Will Be
considered strictly confidential. IL 9. W.,
tribune Uptown ofice. 1888 Broae<~5.
u GARD WANTED.-By a lady in quiet
~ house Ia New-YOrk for the winter
Address w. ". c.. o. Fast 47th-s;-
w ANTED In Hsrlem.-TwO connecting
w rooms. with board. I'm nrst~class nam
lily. for lady and son; Will furnish one room
IL necessary; references exchanged Ad-
dress A. II. c., 2jS West 125tb-st
w ANTED. Three rooms and board for 4
w adults and child, On or near Stuyves-
ant Square. or 4 furnished rooms for the
winter In the same locality references eX.
changed Address EDWARD, S5 Pierfepont-
IT,, Brooklyn.
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gounirr ReaI estate for Sale.

A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-R
- some residences a19 ssil1ing sites for
sale houses 20 let furnished or unfur-
nlshe1. ~ LBS & TAYLOR, . Beekman-st.
A DELlGHIFULI.N SITUATED Hud.
4 Son River residence with 80 acres 80
miles out fully furnished and equipped
Iree ana clear VIII exchange for New Sork
ClV properly apply personally photo
PHILLIPS WELLS. Tribune Building
T CRAWFORD. as minutes from NJ
Al York. on Central Il. X OF n J. desi,.
seie French roof house for sale 8 rooms
barn and fruit lot 1OOX2OO; good situation
near station. Apply 70 WM. ID. BIGELOW
Crsnford, Union Co., n. J.. OF CHAS. LEO
ABRY. Al Maiden Lane. N. Y.
SMALL FARMS. 70 90 acres, garden
- sol, win b. sold for al per month.
WI. LEVIN. 81 Dey-st.
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Rooms nOauteo

NEAR 50TH-ST and GTH.AVE.-Good
~ sized. comfortable room. without boaId
private family for quiet gentleman price
80 TO 81. FRANKLIN, z. o. Box 1851.
AZ ANTED.-In the vicinity OF ColumbIs
w toueg". one large room. at least lSN2D
with bathroom attached Reply with par
ticulars 20 HANFORD. Columbia COLLEGE
w ANTED.-A small furni he'd nat for the
w winter, between 10th and oath sts..
and SIN and 10th ayes.; references eX-
changed Address WINTER. Tribune Up
town once, 1,o3s Broadway
" DUNG MAN who occasionally stops IN
city wants furnished room. PR1Vl-
LEGE, Tribune Office.
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w ANTED.-An intelligent man or woman
w 10 manage our DusLlc-- in each coIIrf1,
Of New England and New York: mus 80.
good Reference, and have SOM money: posi-
$50 per month. Call OH GEO. ). CLINE
u East 16th-st., city.
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6els u0anieo.

w ANTED.-An intelligent man or woman
w 10 manage our OuslIc- ia each coiIut,
Of New England and New York must riy,
ton permanent to The night party: -iio'
$40 per month. Call on GEO. ). CLINE
u East 16th-st., city.
Males.
A MOTHER salesman wanted TO take or.
"A defs on IN" easy payment plan for A ne,
book b. w. ID. HOwells, published by Harfrf
L Br1thers one VINO i9- mt, ll.nonr, AMI
determination can make iOr himself pg.mA-
neut position. with cAc. lltnt upunrtuiItir..
references required; personal lu.ttuciio1
given. Extracts from the press regarding
the BOOK EVERY page = thrilling AMI We
predict for IL a warm weleOme h. thousands
Of MONIES. N. Y. Observer AN iu-,
hdu,tiblc mine Of delight 10 young t-nt,..
with countless Illustrations thrilling stories
OF doing daring enduring aud cOnaueflUg -
y. Y. Eyang list. 1T lis A bo6k ba-i,,.,
boys Will be cniaptured By, and adult. viii
Iake equal interest," IA IN Y TItLi,,.
This. large lhandsomely bound book i, In.
magnitude OF Interest '-BfD0klvn E,ri.
NO pagr can b. turned without Inc ati.'r'
lion I,e eaimfa by thrilling ana authentic n
stOfchou-c 10 f. Ola people nav ,efr nay
their memories. and the young rlfber f,,n.
10 THAT which will b. % lasting DroHt 49,
htih. y. J - nf-. AaIfrs- by Ieffer
only. WALTER BLOWN. 100 Nassau.
Room 30, New-Yoik ''''
MORE MEN WANTED
vi For locaI and travelling agents: STEADY
work and good pay 7'n'
FOr terms address
z. b. RICHARDSON \ CO. Kuyser,-,o.,
Geneva n. 7
=, ALkS MAN, - intr0dure school -nU1IIos.
- a good man. with sXporienre 1850
a. once. S. ). Upton, 10 East iStb-st'
IN ANTED.-Slngle man to take earn - |
w horses ana doR- generally usaf,T |
about small place IN country need No, a.
ply unless temperate stay in niebts oi sP
, years reference. Apply STURDY a., /
20, between II and 8 o'clock ~ oeI, 81 1
lO3 Greenwich-sL /
w ANTED. BY a dry.roods comm ssic-
w house a competent oillce boy. AIDES
p o. Box 3l34.
w ANTED-A married man w7,I-or,
w children, n milk and care Tor raftie /
N farm, HIS wife 70 make the butter and /
are for 1s p@pltr7N apply Win refer
females
ADIEs.-Any lady desirinR 70 maize
- from $40 20 500 per week without hard |
york, send 25c. for necessary Odtft; money
eturned II dissaN sled BRED. W. WAT. |
IN s. CO., and 4 stonet
NJ ANTED.-A 0rst-elass hdys s-mnif
w VINO thoroughly understands drsss
laiing and haifdressing Swiss or Ger
IAN preferred Apply, With city refetpnoeA
sVween IL and o'clock. at $50 Shave.
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for Sale.

for Sale.
/ y>->~-~y~-~~~~~>------ --.>---->~~-s~~~.0-
| A ROLL-TOP DESK for s25 S feet roll.
! n top for $40 Smiths rol-top desk. the
| best made, specially; desks OF al kind
| T. II MASON, ~ Wiiliam.st
AT REDUCED PLICEs.-4O0 s,ron9- hand
n wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed machinery bought and eS-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY, SSs Mad
iSOn-sf
AN COMPELLED 70 sen an elegant plush
~ pafl0F suit almost new Will sell for
SOD 2O5 East 105th.st
EoLDING BED.--IIas ana Klib0urn. fuii
II SIZE; s35 no dealers. MUSGRAVE,
lo4 West 1oSd.st.
7 ADY viii sci sealsldn Jacket s35
IL sab h and sealskin cape and mun, plush
Newmarket black silk dress els i'm.
ported long winter cloak, cloth and SLY
dresses bargains. 643 Do1ingtOn.sve
between Saith and 55th stA
ID RICE So for 'Pinkers home medl.
Il Gated vapOr bath apparatus IL viii last
q lifetime and cures rheumatism and colds.
Salesr0om, 1.I79 S1-svC
81, 900, 0O0frNTT9s E aT co5 NoE g;
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ORDINANCE NO. 1874.
New Series.)

AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTENTION OF
THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
Los ANGELES TO CHANGE AND ESTABLISH THE
GRADE OF COURTHOUSE STREET FROM GRAND
AVENUE TO FLOWER STREET.
me Mayor and Council Of the City of Los Ange-
les do ordafn as follors:
SECTION l. That it is the intention of the
Council of the City of Los Angeles to change
and establish the grade of Courthouse street
from Grand avenue to Flower street, as follows:
AT the northeast, northwest and southeast
corners OF Grand avenue the grade shall be as
now established. 147 feet, lac feet and
l45 feet, respectively, above the datum
plane; and at the southwest corner the grade
shall be IA feet above the datum plane.
AT the intersection with Bunker Hill avenue
the grade shall he 140 feet above the datum
plane on the east side aud 139 so feet above
the datum plane on the west side.
AT the intersection with Hope street the
grade shall be 1873 feet above the datum plane
on the east side. and 1877 feet above the datum
plane on the west side.
AT the intersection with Flower street the
grade shall be as now establit he'd, 100 feet
ana l29 feet above the datum plane on the
northeast corner.
SEC 2, The City Clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and shall cause the
same to be published for ten days in the Los
Angeles DAILY HERALD, and thereupon and
thereafter 1t shall take effect and be in force.
l hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was adopted by the Council Of the City of Los
Angeles at its meeting of June 10, 1888
FREEMAN G. TEED.
City Clerk.
Approved, June IL, 1850,
.o,o. HENRY I. HAZARD.