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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-12
Ser umaliidliafte Wsenic, /.

auf grben tit pobl ber Nerb6ie. Ni9ts
tann ibm re6t gema6t tperben, hber
Iaes 1T er un5ufrieoen unb iebes Sing
i6eint uur besbalb auf ber @elt gu iein,
I'M ibm Ierger gu bereiten. Derartig
nerb0fe Meni9en giebt es beut3utage
un3dblise. Gas Raf6eln beg papiers
unb bas 3raben elmer Geber auf benz Yas
pier, oas 9lingelt zines pferbebabnpas
gems, oes SuElmen bas Sbeetefels-Nls
leg 1T ibm 5umiber unb bas Nn bsren Die.
ier @erdui6s brinst ibn ber 8eraweifuns
nabe. @ine innere unrube qudlt i'm,
ni9ts pernag ibn gu erfreuen, bas
2eben tpirb ibm 3ur 9ait. Sebe Glei=
nigteit oermag i'm in eine faum
gIaubli6e Wutb gu perieBen.
96reibt bic Geber, tuel9e er be-
nuBt, ni9t 10, mie er es tpiinl1en
m69te, 10 aeroriidt ct lie in einem
Wutbanfale auf benz 8pgen, ben ct ios
eben bei9reiben ppllte. gfatirli1 bot
er bann bic gaA3e Nrbeit bur9 einen
bdBli9en Sintenfleden berborben unb
nit nod bermebrtem Nerser muB er bic
9lrbeit DON 9teuem beginner. Ser Ner,
ger unb bic fille Wutb perpirrt Die @es
5anten unb ba mag es benn leiGt &C..
i9eben, baB er einen bel rubiger ueberz
legung unm0gli6en Gebler begebt, ober
bel Der nesb6ipn 6ait, nit ber er arbei.
tet, einen neuen Sintenfed auf bas ga.
pier ma6t uno 70 ge5mungen 1T, bic
9rbeit BON gteuem au Beginner. pailirt
es ibm, baB er beim 4ufiieben nit benz
&nie gesen bas Sil@bein 1i6Bt, TO tpirb
man einem entleBli6en Wutbanfaa bel.
mobnen f6nnen. Blei9 nDr Nerger tritt
er bann fiinfs pber ie6smal nit benz
CUB gegen bas 9if6bein, benz bod ab=
foIut feline 99ulo beisemeRen tperben
tann. gfo9 biimmer 1T es, tpenn ibm
bic GuBtritte nod ni6t seniisen uub er
nit ben Jdufien feline Wutb on Dem or
men Sif9 ausldBt. Natiirli1 r,a6t
ii9 bieier abiolut ni9ts baraus uno bic
ein3ige Golge bes Wutbanfales 1T cine
i9meraenbe unb Dielleidt ani6pelenbe
Gauit. Wer einem iSl9en Wutbanfale
beipobnt, muh unbebingt auf ben 8es
ban~en fommen, oaB cine fold bo6gras
oige Nerbolitdt nit elmer @eiitesberpirs
rung nabe Dertpanbt 1T. Su ben 5tdo'
ten unb bel ben Berufs3weigen, meld)e
nur geiitise Arbeiten berlangen, trifft
man ben Nerboieu am bdufigfen. Mer
auf bem 2anbe lebt ober f0rperlibe UT.
belt berridtet, ipirb felten in einen fold
tbatid9li9 bebauernsmertben 3uftanb
oeriebt peroen. 2eiber balten es piele
2eute fir einea beionoers biibiden
vSport". ben nerp0ien Weni9en auf
ale m6sli6e @eiie gu drgern unb gu
trdnten. @s ma6t ibnen elm beionberes
8ersniiBen, oas au tbun, mas ben 3us
fanb bes nerb6s @erei5ten beridlims
mern muB. Mirben fie nur cine Stun,
be lans bic Qualen BEG 8eoauernsner.
then gu erleben baben, iie tpiirben ni9t
mebr baran oenten. ioIde Qualea ber=
berbor3urufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-12
Ndtaehntes &abiteI.

Souls 8enede unb Gran3 Scott faBen
chamber in ber Mobnung beg 2ebteren
gegeniiber. Ser Wirtb fu9te es feinem
@aFs 10 bebaslib tpie m6glib au ma.
9en. ST legte frii9e 2oblen in ben
3amin, bereitete Sbee, lieB bon ieinenl
Oiener falte 6peiien bringen unb bat
genede, fi9 bor Qaem erft Elm tpenig
3u ftdrfen.
Jran3ens ungebeu1elte 6reunbIi1=
teit f6ien benz 6eimgefebrten tuobl 3u
tbup.
9lls er i16 ertpdrmt unb gefGrft
batte, begann er: 2aiIen sic uns of
fen, ipie es gbrenmdnnern ge3ie:nt,
nit einanber fpre@en. Doctor Scott.
ST es tuabr, baB Sic f9 nit Grau
Marie berlobt baben?
Sa, aber erit felt Gur3em, 3tuii1en
ibr unb mir ift ni6ts porgefatlen, tpas
nift Die ganSe Welt bdtte tpilen biirs
fen. 8ergefIen sic aud nid5t, ebe Sic
iiber Sbre Satin urtbeiIen, DaB fie
jung, f6uBlOs in Der @eieGli9aft ftebt
unb = Sic felt einem Sabre geHorben
tpdbnte.
Sd bebenfe au9, baB Re mid ME
geliebt baben fann, fonft piirse fe
mid ldnger betrauern, faste 8enedt
nit 8itterteit.
Sbre 2age-
8erfuden Sic ni6t, mid um3uitim.
men, lieber Scott, unterbru9 8enedt
ben 8ertbeibiger, i'd oirne ibr ni9t,
bas berii9ere id Sbnen, i6 tpuni9'
nur ni6t mebr BON ibr au b6ren, ale
i'd muB. 8eantiporten sic mir iebt
cine Jrage, es icl Die leBte fein, bic if
an Sic ri6te: 9ennen sic Mariens
9erfunft, ibre GamilienperbdltniHe2
So. i@ babe ibre 2ebensgei9i6tt
aus ibrem eigenen Wfunbe gebbrt, er'
mibertt Sran3, iie 1T traurig.
(5ortfetuus foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-12
Giniunnoernng.

Wdbrenb ber am %. SUM- c. beenbe.
ten WD6e purben 4619 3wii9enbeds.
paiiagiere i'm gaitle 8arben gelanbet,
gegen 8,404 in ber forresppnbirenoen
WO6e bes 8oriabres.
Wdbrenb bes Wonats SUM- trafen i'm
Stem Oorfer 9afen i'm @nn3en 35. 1903
@inmanberer elm segen 81, 1856 i'm Sum-
bes 8oriabres. Sn ben eriten ie9s
Wtonaten bes laufenoen Sabres be3iIferte
iid bic @intpanberung auf 173, 992
Sopfe gegen 239. 1926 in berielbe periobe
bes 8OriaDres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-12
spibbubens q 0 man,

uSiebfte, Sottlieb, 10 tam ct. Ser
S4uBmann seigte mir meine Ybotoira,
pbie ins 8erbre6eralbum unb fietfe,
neben mir iti6t n Bib bon 1t 6rauen=
5immer, nat 10 ausfiebt, als Of fe iagen
mil: uWtir fam feener on be Wimpern
tlimpern." Wie i'd bic feb', Tag i'd au
mir: p9ie ober teene MIDI" Sd er.
tumble mir nod ibre 0erbdItniife, bore,
bet iie aus 'ner febr anitdnbien 0erbres
9erfamile is unb bet he ierabe mod 10
lange gu Drummer bat als tpie id. Mie
mir rausfamen, iiugen mir ilei9 uff's
Stanbesamt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-12
9te GE.Raiierin ppm Waeriep.

ueber ben 3ultanb Der Gaiierin
@barlotte, bic ale Sabre bonn @aloB
Bou6ot aug ber Gronlei9noms pro=
5eilion 5u3uieben pflegt, tptrb Der vNllz
gemeinen 3eitung" beri6tet: vNn Ell.
ner Jeniterede binter einem Glitter er=
blidte man aud balb bas bIei1e Mntlib
Der 6iirltin, wel@e tbeilnabnslos auf
Die Wenge berabfab unb fortpdbrenb
oos 3ei9en bes &reu3es n1a9te. Die
Rranfe, tpelde beute faum 49 Sabre
adblt, fiebt iiberaus sealtert aus unb
glei6t enti@ieben elmer 5easigerin.
Do9 bat ibr fables Nntlib Die Gpuren
einftiger S66nbeit behalten. Ser pbp=
lif@e unb geiitige 3uitan6 Der &aiierim
bat ftb ni6t berdnbert. 3nar fn3 bic
SallucinatiOuen urb 8edngftisungen,
tpel6e ber &ranfen in friiberen 3eiten
ben S9laf raubten, eiiligermaBen ges
tpl9en, aber Der Geiit oer ungliidli9en
pirb nit iebem Sabre mebr uno mebr
umna6tet unb bic Observation-Disclosures
l0fen fi6 nit GROCER 56neuigfeit ab.
yta6 benz fortmdbrenben Su1en bon
@egenitdnben auf Dem grbboben, mad
benz eifrigen 2eien militdrii6er unb ius
riitiider S6riften 1T bic Brin3eifin iebt
oa3u getommen, be ieltiamiten Mufifz
itide gu fompOniren, melde iie Johann
ber &6nigin Utarie 0enriette, bic ibr
5peimal in Der Wo6e 8eiu6 abftaitet,
auf bem &labier boripielt. Na6 lber.
einftimmenbem drstli6en Nusipru6 1T
on eine @eneiung Der unsliidIi6en &6z
nigsto9ter, ruel6e bor einiger 3eit mod
mtgli@ f9ien, gar ni6t mebr gu oenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-12

geferes peiR, in ben 5tru6eI beg @ez
nulies, erf66pit f6 barin big gum @fel
hnb greift bann i1lieBli9 5ur Betdus
bung our6 geiltige @etrdnfe, mas ibr
freiftebt, obne baB fie gegen bic Site
ibres @lei6en Dert6Bt. Ser seitmeilige
8enuB bon 6timulantien tpirb balb
gum bauernben unb bas2aiter berSrunfz
fu6t nit alien feinen Golsen fellt fG
etn. uWiilm. 9erolh".
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8eibeg9apns.

25oO garSs Sbeer, poir,cOrO, Ylaib
Samns, 10 Gents per Oarb; Marieilles
BON l24 Gents per Yurb an; feline
Biques, Is Gents per Oarb; DreB GAM
bricS, 12aa, 16Slunb 20 Gents; ensliide
@ambrics unb geaini iOOfs, 36 3oa brett,
20 bic so Gents.
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Iluctuatipnen i'm Wlartte fit 81.

5luctuationen i'm Martte fiir gis
fenpaareH fann Seber permeiben, ber
feline Orbers bur9 pieper& g 1uIt.
b eb ausflbren ldBf. Gabritanten res
guliren ibre preiie nod hem Rnnium.
piper & S6ultbeB baben fets etnen
enormen @Orraib bon Genaorabt, giien.
ble6 u. I. 10. unb fie nptiren friibere
nieorige preiie, menn bieielben aud i'm
i'm Warfte fteiQen.
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3eu& Son(ll(

ldrer. Sic linb ausse5eidnet in BET
Wdide unb i'm Sam sefdrbt.
Sdottifde 3ephnre alerleeter Mcbe
in alien Wuifern, iOlib sefarbt, 81 3O0
brett, 25 Gents.
gine hubf6e NuswaAl bon Sdotti.
fden Gbaubruhs 35 unb 40 @ents.
@roBer 8crrutb bon Glasgow Be;
pbbr8 a0er glrt.
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GefGrbte Qamns.

40 3cll breiter 8uttiif, quite Waare,
10 unb 124 @ents per Oarp; glaib
2auns, 80 3oll brett, in Tarben, 10
Gents; 100 Stide Berth Orsanbies,
129 Gents; Gable @cro Orsanbies, 1211
Gents; Berlii9er Wuu aIer Nrt, 30 uno
35 Gents; american @baries. seorudt
unb e4tfarbis, IA Durbs far 81.
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@nbIi6 Elm .afenerenh4 her

= @nbli9 Elm ,&eberenb", Der sur
8ernunft getommen if. Ser N1etbo.
oiltenprebiger @rowe iagte neuIid !:
pgebaItet Dies i'm @ebd6tniB: nit
@eieBen iit ni6t 4les gu errei6en.
Die menI9li6e Nntur if Elm Ssattor,
NIT oem gere6net tusrben muB. ......
8ebt @ud ni9t oem Srrwabne bin, boz
bic @elt burd @eieBe mdBis obsr ebrli9
oOer bonn gleno frei genla6i iperbem
t0nne -" @O3u Der 8altimprer
ySeuti6e Correspondent" bemertt /:
Wern bieier &atb namentIi6 bon @ols
lesen bes 6er,I 8aitols unb beraa Ins
bang befoIgt ipiirbe, banu tpdle lptniger
ben 8erfu9en bieier 2eute gu bbren.
ibre 0titbiirger gu bepOi .nunoen unb in
bic S6ablOne ibrer tigeaen bel l9ros
benen ani9auungen 3u 3lpdng /, unb
Elm gut 3beil Seudelei peri9mdnbe
pen Der politii6ea 8iIbfld6e unierer
Republit.
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se-tporum benn, VQuItlen9"
Die ..Mohile Life In

Die ''Mobile Life Insurance
Company" in MObile, Qla., bat am 2.
c. ibre 3ablunsen einaeiielt. 9ie sc.
ie0l9aft bat 100 Giiiten ausfeben
unb 3tpar bauptid6li6 in Nlabama unb
Wiiifiilippi. 9ie genannte lit bic leBte
bon Is 2ebensberii6erungs s@efeai9af=
ten, tuel6e in ben Sabren 1870 unb
1871 i'm Siioen ge9riinoet norben unb
iimmtli6 untergegangen linb.
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Cine pOaftdnbiae Nuswabl Ter neuez
ffen Mfuiter 5u 121 unb IS @ts. per Oarb.
1856 Sthfe "New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies iinb Wulter fran5Oiiider aanits
ler unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 6riiblinsspaaren in foliben 6ar>
hen 125, Is unb 20 Gents.
9dOttiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Waaren wsrben ir1mer pppu<
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: Mu6t Cure 8eiteuungen fit Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten Srabt, giienble6,
2upferble9 unb 26tbe BEL Yiper &
g 9ultb'e 5, 80 & 35 WeIt Com.
merce StraBe, San Nntonip, Seras.
Spart @elb unb 3eit.
@arantie fit niebrig1te Wlarftpreife.
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garnabp's umerifanii4e @insbams
far Damen- uno &tnber 8leiber, ertraz
Iein, 20 Gents.
Qamns.

gSir baben ieet mebrere bunbert Stiide
amerifanii6en, en8liideu, iriiden, fruns
3Siiden unb i6weiaer 6ubrifats CUR Mn.
lidt ousiiegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-12
Enfaut terrible.

r8eiBt 9u, Sante, uenn 9ein @es
burtstag lit, oann tpirb's aber bieIes
@tal gefpiB gan5 5eionbers f60n mers
ben!"
rSs-marum benn, paul6en2"
rSa, i6 bab' gefern gebbrt, tpie Der
papa sur Wfama iagte: Siefes Mal
tpollen mir aber ben @eburtstag Der
Sante nit @lan3 ignsriren
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Stride 9einensense.

BlOniensQeinen, 8elfalt Bropn DreB
2inens, Is Gents; braun 2einea.g .gattilf,
bon 10 esnts an; 9einensg gumbrics, SO
Gents big 81, unb pieles Mnbere. =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-12

- @s giebt bier3uIanbe 811S tatbo.
lii6e Prieiter unO 1858 fatboIif6e Sir.
den.
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sSrau,0iiid)e Satius.

.Sn yfew Ocrter unb 8pitOner 3eitun=
gen lperben iie nit 374 uub 335 Gents
per Oarb annoncirt. Wir pertaufen
btefelben Waaren in ben fdSniten Wius
ltern 3u 35 unb 80 @ents per Oarb.
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Oie
WOdentlide 6reie Yreiie flir Seras
eri6eint
isoem Donnestag
unb fpitet
$3.50 fitr oaS Sabr poer $1.25 fit
6 Wpnate in Vuransbesablnma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-12

&0nig @eorg bon @rie6enlanb
be3lebt 100000 idbrllde Ipanage.
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Mmerifaniide Gatins.

NlltEtIUltIUE SullN1.
Sn aeuen i9Snen Muffern nur 10
@ents per 0arb.
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Cine unssheure Iuswobl in bieien
Mrtiteln.
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Oie
Sdslide Sreie Yreiie fit Seras
erf9eint
mit @usua6me oes Sonntass
unb fpitet
$1,000 fir oas Sabr pbcr $3.50
fir 8 MDnatc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
Keep the Accounts straight.

Reference has been made recently to q
discrepancy of feveral thousand dollars
which was found in the school funds sew
eral years ago. 1t appears that this oc-
cured as follows: 1t was caused by a
failure of the Auditor to place certain
special school taxes to the credit of the
School fund. The accounts of the Super
intendent were found correct, and no
blame is, therefore, attached to past ad
ministrations of that office. Were the
Auditor and Treasurer required to keep
corresponding accounts with those Of the
Superintendent of Schools, no such error
would occur, for one Office would be an
efectual check upon the other. This
and one other county are the only
counties Of the State in which such ac-
counts are not kept by the Auditor and
Treasurer, and the reason for this neglect
is not apparent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
He Pretended to be an Officer,

AS ex.Ohicer Boyee was on his way
home about half past twelve O'Clock
this morning, be was stopped by a man
on Spring, between Third and Fourth
streets, vino claimed to be an officer,
and attempted to arrest Boyce.
The ex-policeman resisted and the man,
according to Boyce's story, made a
movement as II to draw a weapon. Boyce
Immediately struck him in the head
with his cane, knocking him down, and
then arrested him and brought his
prisoner to the station, where he said
that his name was @. D. Cornell and
that he was member of the Peoples
Theatre Company, and was on his way
home from rehearsal when Boyce &C.
costed him saying that he was an officer,
and after knocking him down placed him
under arrest. He had an ugly scalp
wound on the left eide OF his head and a
slight cut on the face, both of which had
bled profusely, covering him with blood.
No weapons were found on him, but he
was considerably under the influence Of
liquor, and was booked for assault.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
NEARLY SOLD.
The Electric Railroad Will Soon be
Well Equipped.

The Electric Railroad Will Soon be
Well Equipped.
1t has been well known for long time
that negotiations were pending for the
saleof the Pico street electric railroad.
MIR. Taylor, of San Francisco, and his
scheme have disappeared from sight, but
more responsible syndicate, probably,
will buy and operate the road. Some
days ago Mr.. Dan Mcfarland and his
associates took an option on the road for
sixty days. This term will soon be up,
and then in all probability the transfer
will be made, and the road thoroughly
re6tted. Nearly all the conflicting inter
ests have been reconciled, and it is not at
all probable that any recalctrant element
shall arise to disturb the negotiations.
1t is very much to be regretted that
Colonel Rowland, the enterprising pio-
neer of the road, should have to step out
of it and lose all the fruits of his energy.
But as things stand, there is no use in
the present stockholders trying to hang
on by their eyebrows. The people along
the line wish good service, and the
transfer OF the road to other hands is the
best thing that could take place under
the circumstances.
When this read was first set in motion
it was almost the only existing one of
the sort in the United States. Since
then electric roads have increased
greatly, aud are still growing in rfum-
Der. Boston has a fine system that is
being extended as repidly as motors can
be secured. It is said that the Pico-street
line, under the new management, will be
one Of the best in the country.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Arnold, Collector for the Port Of
San Diego, was in the city yesterday.
DR.. @. G. Vale, Of San Diego, is in
town. While here he will be the guest
of Mr.. w. D. S. Harrington and family.
Mrs. s. N. Jenkins, Miss 81. L.
Lancy, of Aberdeen, Miss, and Mrs. ].
W. Manning, of Columbus, Miss, are
visiting the city, and are at the West
minister.
Yesterday before Judge Van Dyke
Moye Wicks, ESQ.,, moved that M. w.
Conkling be admitted to practice before
the Superior Courts. A committee of
examination was appointed.
On motion of Judge ]. D. Bicknell yes
terday W. FL. Avery was admitted to
practice before the Superior Courts of
this county. He presented State GER
tificate. Judge Van Dyke granted the
motion.
Mr.. Jules Guthridge, Washington COR
respondent of the New York Herald and
the San Francisco Examiner is visiting
Los Angeles. Mr.. II. r. Osborne, OF the
Express, is accompanying Mr.. Guth.
ridge to the points of interest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
Criminal Notes.

.Thos. Burnes, charged with assault to
commit murder, was arraigned yester-
day and held to answer in the Superior
Court, with bonds in the sum OF 81 900,
in default of which he went to jail.
Miss Louise was fined $40 and Miss
Vangoethan $50 by Judge Stanton yes
terday for fighting.
The case of A. A. Montaflo, ex-County
Auditor. was continued yesterday by
Justice Savage until tomorrow morning.
Constable Fred. Smith arrested j.
Ferguson and Fred. Busing on Wednes-
day evening for battering Chinaman.
They were taken before Justice Lock.
wood yesterday afternoon and their ex-
animation set for September Sd. In
default of bail, they were committed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
NEWS NO lEs.

Cahuenga Tribe No. 66, 1. o. R. NJ,
viii, meet this evening.
An eastbound excursion of fifty people
leaves today on the Santa Fe.
Services will be held at the Synagogue
this evening at 7:45 O'Clock and tomor-
row at 10 am.
Yesterday, before Judge Van Dyke,
George Hail, person of color, was ex-
amined and committed to the Stockton
Asylum for lunacy.
During the time that Rose Coghlan
is playing at the Opera House next week
the California Southern will run special
theater train as far as Duarte.
In the windows of the Office of the
Santa Fe there are two large and elegant
photographs of the Missions of San Luis
Rey and of San Juan Capistrano.
The members OF the Y. NJ. G. A. will
attend the funeral of J. G. Byram in a
body, meeting this morning at $3.50
O'Clock, in the hall OF the Y. M. g. A.
building.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to $32 ,490, and were 81 in
number. OF these were for more thar
$1,000 each, and 9 were for nominal con
siderations.
Coroner Meredith held an inquest Oh
the body of J. V. Sylvia, at Wilmington
yesterday. The testimony showed tha
deceased committed suicide on account
of troubles with his wife.
The HERALD was yesterday morning
serenaded by the Bavarian Band, unde
the leadership of Jacob Zsihmer. Th
music was above the standard, aud tn,
selections rendered were much appreci
ated.
Tbe Southern California Athletic clut
has arranged for fight to finish bs'
tween Ed. Cufe and Pete Mccoy, il
October, for a purse of 1900, $1,000 o
which goes to the winner and 5000 to th'
loser. Both men are we'll known ant
are way up in the middle weight fighters
and game battle can be assured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
Postal service Exten ded.

Postmaster Preuss announces that after
looking over the field he has been en-
abled to increase the limits of the free
delivery of this city, and that commenc.
ing today, the following new streets will
be included in the carrier districts:
Kurtz street. from Bridge to 6ichel street.
North Siehel, Workman and LyeN streets
from Kurtz to Mission streets.
Figueroa street. from Adams to Jefferson
streets.
Brooklyn street, from Figueroa street to
Maple avenue.
Main street, from Adams to Jefferson streets.
Rodney Montague and Shaw streets.
Huron and Friend avenues.
Munroe and Juds On streets and Wslnut drive.
Maple and Grand avenues to Brooklyn street.
Clanton and East Laurel to Peru street.
Mateo, Carolins. Colyton aud Seaton, from
Huber and Third TO Palmetto
Poplar street.
Koher, Merchant and Central avenue, fIom
Seventh to Eighth streets.
East Eighth street, from San Pedro to Central
avenue.
Chicago and breed streets south to and on
line with house No. 445, Chicago street.
West Pico, from Wright to Broadway streets
Sentous, Girard, West Eleventh and Twelfth
to Broadway streets.
East Pico and Twelfth streets to Stanford
avanup.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
Burned TO the Ground.

About 9 80 O'Clock last night fire broke
out in the two-story residence of Mr..
Chambers, the foreman of the Washing
ton street car barn, on the corner of Yer
mont avenue and Washington streets.
The Pine street engine responded to a
telephone message, but could do no
service, as water was unobtainable, and
the structure was entirely consumed.
Mr.. Chambers succeeded in saving some
of his furniture, but the majority of the
contents of the building could not be re-
moved before the fire gained such head
way that the building could not be en-
tered
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
Attempted suicide.

Kittie Harris, an inmate OF Lille
Stevens house OF ill-fame, had some
trouble with her lover a few days ago
about his attentions to another woman.
She thought she could not get along
without him, and determined to take her
life. She provided herself with dol
lars worth of morphine pills, entered
hack on Wednesday, and told the driver
to take her to Pasadena. After leaving
the city she began to take the poison and
continued to dose herself until all the
drug was finished. When within q few
miles of Pasadena Kittie began
to feel the effects OF the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
Scatter the.Rnes.

The Pest Inspectors who are watching
over the welfare of the orange grow ves
can do good work by organizing the M
selves into an agency for disseminating
the ladybug that destroys the white
scale and the lace fly that is preying on
the red scale. Let the committee make
known their willingness to help the
farmers in this way, and let the farmers
who desire either of the parasites sent
write their names and addresses to the
commission. Here is where downright
practical work may be done.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
AMUSEM ENTS.

'sKari, the Peddler," Produced at
the Grand.
The change OF bill at the Grand last
night was popular one. Karl, the Ped
dlef, took better than did Fatherland.
The chief interest of the play, like it's
forerunner, oenters in Mr.. Chas. A.
Gardner. His songs and dancing created
a great deal OF amusement, and won for
him frequent applause. The songs in
Kart are all new, and they are well rem
dered. The play will be repeated to-
night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
M Nominations Made.

Yesterday few members of the
Democratic County Committee for the
new district met in this city, but as no
quorum was obtainable. the meeting ad-
journed until next Monday at O'Clock.
In the meantime all members of. the
committee who live in the district are to
be notified. The object is to name fit
person to run for Supervisor in the new
district.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23

poison and Immediately repented the rash
step she had taken, so she called to the
driver that she had poisoned herself and
bade him hasten to the town and take
her to physician. Pasadena was soon
reached and a Doctors services called
into requisition in time to save the
woman's life. She returned to Los An
geles after recovering somewhat from
the effects of the opiate, determined to
regain the affections of her lover.