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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21

The Los Angeles TRIBUNE true to its base and un-
manly instincts has been spreading fasehoods you
wherever it read regarding my administration of the
Office of Mayor hope and believe that the reputable
people Of this city, whether they honor with their suf
ages not will at least weigh the character and motives o
the Tribune and its controller BOYCE alongside of my
standing citizen and to my actors your chief execu
tive 1t is needless for say, for know it. not ewl
o you WE'LL that the of Mr. Boyce has been one
long continued effort against peace dignity and honesty and
his scurrou attempt to dwarf the eyes of fellow
citizens must be fully pondered by all mnded citizens
little than two Boyce and his by dint
the wholesale and continuous system of lying endeav
oed to defeat the present Lieutenant Governor of this State
for the position of State Senator from this District but
|STEPHEN M. WHITE grappled with the vpers and over
threw them He pacarded the city and presented his
las am constrained to do at this time
have to submit the following from the Los Angeles
Times, February 18th, commenting the mud-slinging
campaign of Mr.. Boyce's private organ
publishes this ephatay
denies the made by local private Doodle that referred
asghing manner to poor men, and adds an explanation the par
cula pursued by the editor of the DOODLE ORGAN
full his $35OO he could him deal
good wound declaring that could and would make him
prospect getting the Mayor
menced his attacks him his and not before There
into the malicious lie that will do the
Republican party good the Democratic nominee any HARM
AS workingman for many years, have only to
state that those Whe know best will brand false
all such charges as these Of BOyce.
pit my reputation for honesty integrity and character
against his and those who aiding him in this community
and will leave the public to judge in the matter.
believe in vigorous but fair campaign and appeal to
all justceloving citizens to Uphold the right whether they
see fit to support me- or honorable gentlemen who are in
the contest for the Mayoralty with me.
! Respectfully,
JOHN BRYSON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
neunrt,,emu 2. -CIark. =,

Estate of Edward A. Hall, deceased
Settlement of accounts and distribution
Estate of Elizabeth Werbecke, de-
ceased-Sale of realty continued until the
21st.
Estate of Thomas Dunn. deceased-
Homestead continued for one week.
Estate of F. P. F. Temple, deceased
Petition for letters of administration.
Estate of John J. Mitchell, deceased
Probate of copy of will admitted; bond
$500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
Departmcnt 4-Van DYKE, J

Thompson vs. dArtois-Findings and
Judgment for plaintiff ordered, prepared
and submitted, with interest on the
amount sued for from the date of com.
mencement of action.
Hewitt VS.. Dean-Demurrer to the
complaint overruled, with ten days al
lowed to answer.
Rupert vs.. Kays-Judgment ordered
for defendant for the property or its
value. Findings waived.
Vejar vs. Mound City Land and Water
Company-Supplemental complaint filed
and cause continued to April 4.
Abbott vs.. Robson-Continued to
March 9th.
White vs.. Abbee Default of defend.
ant entered, and decree ordered as
prayed for.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
New Cases.

Stephan Wagenbach and wife vs.. G. J.
Richards and the Los Angeles and Pacific
Railroad, to foreclose mortgage on GER
tain lands given as security for the pay.
ment of promissory note for $4 1000.
Fred f. Andrews sues James A. Powell
son and B. Ballerino, to recover his right
to half interest in certain lease with
defendant Powelson, which, defendant
claims, was set aside by a new lease
granted by defendant Ballerino to Powell.
sOn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21

will you head the warming. The signal per
haps OF the sure approach of that more terrible
disesse. Consumption. Ask yourselves If you
run the risk and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shilon's Cure will Cure
your Cough. Itnever fails This explains why
more thsn a Million Bottle, were sold the past
at once. Mothers, do mot be without 1t. For
Lame Back. Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by c. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
The Advertistng Drill.

The ladies of the First Congregational
Church. who are getting up novel en-.
tertainment in the way of an Advertis.
ing drill, are meeting with splendid sue.
cess. About forty business houses will
be represented, each by young lady
whose dress will characterize the bust
ness. The drill will be in charge of Capt
Jones, at the Pavilion, March 1st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
California Oa.-R.Cure.

The only guaranteed cure for catarrh, cold in
the head, hay fever, rose cold, catarrhal deaf
ness ana sore eyes, Restore the sense OF taste
and unpleasant breath, resulting from ca.
tarrh. Easy and pleasant to use. Follow direc-
tions and a cure is warranted, bv all druggists.
Send for circular to ABIETINE MEDICAL
COMPANY, Oroville Cal. six months treat
ment 81; py mail $1.1O. For sale by G. H,
Hance,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21

II you want that peace OF mind which passeth
all understanding, put your children to q,
kiss your vile, and light Grand Republic
CiYRrrO.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21

Wolfskiil Orchard Tract - New
Southern Pacific Passenger DE.
pot.
The right of way is now obtained, track ha'
ished, and the depot will be occupied in few
days. Come and secure a good lot in time.
cash payments small, long time for balance OF
payments Los ANGELES LAND BUREAU.
G. w. Frink, President.
ONCE: No. 90 West First street; slso on tract,
corner Fifth street and Wolfskill avenue.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
THE COURTS.

WEDNESDAY, February 20, 1889.
Department 1-Chency, J.
People vs.. Acknowledgment arson
on trial
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
Dyspepsia ana liver Complaint,

Is 1t not worth the small price of rs cents to
free yourself of every symptom of these dis
tretsing complaints If you think so call at our
store and get bottle OF shilOh's Vitnlizer.
Every bottle has prin nted guarantee on it. use
accordingly, and If 1t ,es you no good 1t will
cost you nothing. Sold by G. f. Hetnzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
sewer ys
Oh. What q Cough.

Vote for Fred Eaton, for City Engineer
and you will get 'em.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21

st. Louis Lead, Eastern OIL
And rainters' supplies. at P. H. Mathews.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21


street.
There IL No Place Like Home,
but what is home without Crown Flour.
e. Adam's, she ClOthAer,
Is South Spring street.
Oversoats SO. so, worth $15.
Overcoats SO. so, wo, tn $l5.
OvercOats SO. SO, worth SIS.
Overcoats SO. SO, worth $15.
The Pacific Furniture Company, 226, 22S
and $50 y. Main street, positively announces
that this Is the last week OF their existence In
Los Angeles. Furniture will be sold at Eastern
msnulscturers' prices. Store rented for In
mediate possession.
Eggs, Eggs. Eggs,
OF the celebrated Wyandotte fowl; also a few
rrosters Wyandotte and light brsmahs, at
844 w. 10Th street.
Keep your eye on the Grand Republic
Ciga, ros and Buffos If you want to be at the
head OF the procession and next to the music.
Go to =. m. Porry's
For anything you want in the way OF gas fx-
tufes plumbing goods. etc. No. 30 South Main
81. Bath tRbs made W 0order
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
The Hammam xsath Chan Red
HaOdS.

Dr.. H. G. Roger, noted surgeon from Ohio,
and Mr.. Charles T T,aphagen, a most pleasant
Buckeye Stat, have purchased this institu-
tiun, and are putting IL in perfect order. The
Ham nam Is running day AMI night. No charge
Tor gentlemen remaining over night. The
iadies' d. D 4rtment is now open. and in charge
O a competent lady attendant. This depart.
ment is very complete. and finely fitted up and
has elec.rici y running to every cot There ls
cer'ainy notniug that gives as much benefit
for the mo1ey as the Hanmam.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21

For anything you want in the way Of gas AZ.
iuree. plumbing goods, etc. No. 80 South Main
ST. Bath tpbs made 70 order
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
Sewers

Vote for Fred Eaton, for City Engineer,
and you will get 'em.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21

TENTS at Foy's harness shop, 217LosAngele
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
fao to 4. na. PerrY,E

Keep your eye on the Grand Republic
Ciga, ros and Buffos If you want to be at the
head OF the procession and next to the music.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
e. Adams, she Clothier,
15 South Spripr street.
Eers. Eugs. EgRs,

OF the celebrated Wyandotte fowl; also a few
r,osters o Wyandotte and light Bramahs, at
844 w. 10Th street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21

There IL No Place Like Home,
but what is home without Crown Flour.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
Maple HYrup

Aud buckwheat flour at Seymour d Johnson
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21

To the Voters Of the Third Ward
Fearing that my candidacy as Coun.
Gilman for the Third Ward would hazard
the best interests of the city and elect
Charles Gassen, therefore most respect
fully withdraw, and thank my friends foi
their interest in my behalf.
j. II. BRYANT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21

q. n Rust, B. Marshall WotkynA
The Exhibits will be classified under head! %
follows: Spanish and Mexican Indian, Russian
and ALE an Oriental, Antique and Curi0ns. and
Pottery, Collections Of Paintings and Photo
graphs will be exhibited and departments for
the sale of Bon-B BoRs. Souvenirs ana Flowers
Admission SOC, Communication tickets 1t rats
OF 26c. each admission.
Season tickets (not transferAhael ~. ~ In
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
A rrIrbtn,l niscoya,.,.

WHEELING, W. Va, March ls.-A horri-
bic discovery was made upon the farm of
Samuel Hewitt, in Rich Hin township, Green
county. While neighbor Of Mr.. Hewitt was
passing through a small piece OF woods he
saw the body Of a man swinging from limb
Of q tree. On making a close examination he
found that the mans face and skull had been
crushed out Of all human sembanee. a.
though beaten with heavy hammer. Tied
70 small limb close to the corpse was an old
fashioned horse pistol Justice ]. c. Barker
impaneled jury and the body was cut down.
In the pockets were found six half ounce bul.
lets, several musket cartridges, some percus.
sion caps and small paper OF powder, but
nothing by means OF which Identification
could be established. The man was appar-
entity young, was well dressed and about )
feet 6 inches tall.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
CONDENSED NEWS.

Gen B. f. Tracy, secretary Of the navy,
was banqueted by the Hamilton club, oi
Brooklyn, Saturday night.
Mrs Hunter, Of Kansas City, No, and her
6-year-old daughter were killed by falling
over thirty-hye foot bluff with an empty
wagon.
Benjamin W. Roscoe, city treasurer Of
Syracuse, n. Y, is under arrest for attempted
bribery.
Recent advices from Samoa show that
everything is quiet, although the consulates
are guarded.
Russell Harrison, son Of the president, has
become interested with w. j. Arkell ia the
publication Of Frank Leslie's Weekly.
Mary Cannon, Of Scranton, Pa, victim
Of the Mud run disaster, has brought suit for
$4,000.
Eight chambers Of the Central Collierv
company, under the most thickly settled por-
tion Of Scranton, Pa, have commenced TO
give way, and there are grave fears Of a gem
eral collapse,
Ex- President Cleveland made a speech at
the annual dinner Of the Friendly Sons Of
St Patrick of New York
1t is said that George Reese, foreman Of
the squib factory, at Plymouth, Pa, con-
fessed on his death bed that he accidentally
caused the explosion which caused the death
of ten girls. A spark from his pipe fell on a
keg Of powder.
The gold excitement in southern California
is rapidly dying out
BY the wreck of the bark f. L. Pettingill
in Chesapeake bay thirteen sailors lost their
lives.
At Brooklyn, Frey defeated Malone in a
match game OF pool for 81 900 and the cham
pionship Of the United States.
Harry Holmes, in jail at Sacramento, Cal,
for assault, starved himself 70 death.
At Tranquility n. j.. White Caps stripped
Il. c. Lemons, gave him thorough washing
with brush, soap and hot water, and ordered
him TO keep clean.
BY an explosion Of natural gas at Green's
burg, Pa, man named Hogan was Instantly
silled and several Others seriously injured.
The Lehigh and Eastern railroad was sold
1t Wilxesbarre, Pa, to New York capitalists
Tor $4,000.
At Mauch Chunk, Pa, Flagman Hannigan
vas acquitted OF the charge OF criminal care
.assness in connection with the Mud Run dis
sS5er-
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
BATTLING WITH 4 BURGLAR.
James Barnes Desperate struggle Against
Eeapv odds.

- AFfihAe struggle Against
Heavy odds.
NEw YORK, March IS James Barnes. who
= einpioytd IN the Staten Island dye WORKS
el west New Brighton, as fireman, at an
e'Fay hour yesterday mornf.g had an en-.
eoun ser with a burglar, and while struggling
WIZ sne after was shot Barnes, who re-
siess on hiehmond street, West Brighton.
"Aie oohlng cat of his bedroom window.
i''o ms attention attracted by a light in his
o''fn at the rear Of his premises. Without
waiting to dress be hurried down stairs and
proeeeaed direct 70 the barn, when he discov-
eiea q man inside carrying a lighted torch.
alhgs ran back to tine house and told his
Wle inst there was a burglar in the barn.
anu she St once telephoned for the police.
ne lhen returned 70 the barn, and as he en-
eered he grappled with the burglar, when a
desperate struggle ensued.
Inc burglar drew a revolver and placed il
nt baInes. head. Barnes pushed the weapon
aside as It was discharged, and the shot did
not take effect The burglar fired a second
shot, which entered Barnes left leg near the
thlgh. The ball, which was Of IS cnliber.
passed entirely through the limb. iacerating
the hesh IN a terrible manner. Barnes. who
IS a man Of powerful build, pluclsily held on
70 MS assailant and had him firmly trrasped
by the throat when Police Inspector Cobb ar
rived with one OF his men, and the burglar
was arrested. Barnes was bleeding profusely
from the wound and was growing somewhat
weak from loss of blood. The prisoner de-
scrlped himself as Joseph Decker, aged IS,
OF West Brighton. He was locked up ia the
West Brighton station house to await the
result Of Barnes injuries
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
Expelled nom The KnIahts.

PHILADELPHIA, March ls.-At meeting
OF the general executive board OF the KniQhts.
Victor Drury, Harry J Sledlngton. national
mnster workman OF the Shoemakors Trade
Assembly No. PIG; james l. Wright, ex-
master workman Of District Assembly No. i.
Mary Sterling and Lizzie Lucas, prominent
among the women workers OF the labor cause
m this city, were expelled from the order.
The cause assigned was treason to the
order m that the expelled leaders had mnde
war on Mr. Powderly and his executive
board Drury is the founder Of the famous
Home club, and was az one time Powderly's
most confidential adviser Skeflington Is a
fhiladelphian, who devoted tho best part OF
his hie e organizing the 100000 shoamakers
Of the country.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
A LOYAL MOTHERS DEATH.
Her Life Went Out with the Notes o
Her Song.

Her Song.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Amelia Carde.
aged 80, died Of hemorrhage Of the lungs last
night at No. 30 First street, where she was
employed as a singer The place is a con
cert hall and was open in violation Of law, a
number Of girls being employed to serve
drinks to customers. Mrs. Carde was con-
sumptiye. just as she had finished song
she was taken Ill, and soon expired The
girls say they asked the proprietor, Rudolph
Stein, TO send for a doctor, but he refused
and swore at them and made them 90 on
with their business. An undertaken was
sent for, and the body was being removed
when policeman, who had noticed the UNI
dertaker's wagon at the door, interfered. He
was shown a coroner's certificate and had to
let the burial proceed, but reported the facts
at the station Investigation showed that
the woman died without medical attendance
She had been neglected and abused by her
husband, and was obliged 10 sing in the
place to make living for herself and child.
An inquiry will be made as to how the coro-
ners certificate was procured.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
The ram River strike.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March lS.-There is no
change in the strike situation to-day. and
every min is shut down, as many operators
desired TO participate in the ST. Patrick's day
celebration. Most of the mills will resume
again tomorrow morning, although some will
not start up until the weavers are ready TO
return 10 work. Tomorrow wiz probably bs
the most critical day in the strike II the
weavers can mold together that day, and show
no signs Of weakening, the struggle IS likely
TO be prolonged
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
MARY ANoERsoNs ILLNESS.
numors That tho Peerless Actress Is la
inis Her Reason

ing Her Reason.
fiv YoRK March lS.--There was quite a
STIR r1.y in dramatic circles m this city
over The lumor that Mary Anderson was az
heted with strange nervous malady which
might keep her Off the stage for year. For
some u.ne past there have been reports OF her
" health, but her frieuds have been told
That II was merely Of a temporary character.
ana was precipitated by the outrageous at
tAeks made upon her by the ST Louis critics.
henry L Abbey was expected home from
Philadelphia yesterday, but he did not come
TO one connected with him could rive any
information about Miss Andersonis condition
Those who know the actress best ridicule the
idea that she is suffering from anything but
oyerwork.
Il know Mary Anderson quite well,p said
Mrs. Fernandez ''and l saw her when She
was here. There is nothing the matter with
her, N my opinion, but oyerwork The part
of ferdita is a most trying one, and Miss An
dersons double role has been too much for
her. see there Is an intimation in the
n.afess shat she is not right mentally. That
! pure nonsense. Mary Anderson & not the
kind q woman to become insane.n
PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.-Tha condition
Of Mary Anderson Is reported 10 be some.
what worse A rumor 10 the effect that Miss
Anderson is insane has gained circulation.
Dr. y Weir Mitchell, under whose cnre the
Indy has been since her arrival here. when re-
qnested 60 affirm or deny this rumor, posi-
uvely refused % say nnsthing about lis pa
tents condition. Mr.. Joseph Anderson, her
brother, pronounced the story absurd.
Miss Andeson's condition is improved
he said, ''and no impairment Of her health i
fearedu
u IS known that DR.. Mitchell has ordered
that his patient mgst remain where she l. for
two months At the end Of that time. he
says, unless some setback occurs she viii be
able to 80 70 Europe to recuperate.
elrdats have been given by the doctors 10
positively exclude all persons from Miss An
derson's room, with the exception Of her maid
and tho professionally in attendance upon
her. Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton Griffin. Miss
Anderson's stepfather and mother, went 70
New York last night
Miss Anderson's English company, number
mg nifty people, was paid of by Manager
schoetfel, and they viii leave for their homes
at once.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
Mr.. wanamai.er Favors probIblt,an.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1s 4 Postmaste,
General Wanamaker went through his ror.
tine meetings at Bethany Sunday school YES.
terday. He went to church in the mornino
and opened the Sunday school in the after.
noon. Afterward he taught his Bible class.
at which, and at the Sunday school also.
there was a very largo attendance. After
Sunday school Mr. Wanamalger expressed liz
views upon prohibition TO a reporter. "There
Is only one side 70 prohibition . be said, land
that is the right side constitutional amend.
ment am in favor Of it first, last ana ali
the fiino
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
soft COM Producer. cnmhlne.

PHILADELPHIA, March IS Arrangements
have been perfected BY which the soft eonl
producing companies win maia tnin rates and
have fixed upon schedule Of prices for the
year The are $3.50 per ton alongside for
New York, S325 on board at Anboy and
s260 free on board at this city, Baltimore.
Newport News and Norfolk According to
the terms Of the new deal the Beech Creek
shippers, while not members OF tho Seaboard
Steam Coal association, viii act in perfect
harmony with the latter The new rates
went into operation on Friday, whom every
other soft coal producing company signed the
compact
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
10 Ala ,.,.ii..i. 1iA...i.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March ls.-At a meeting
OF Branch 40S Irish National league, it was
resolved to urge the president Of the National
league TO start movement throughout this
country and Canada to raise funds to defray
the legitimate expenses of tho coming cam
paign IN England, which, it was thought,
would surely follow the defeat Of The London
Times and the Tory government.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
Tho rimas n rn.lis..,a,,. .

LONDON, March 1S-The Times attack.
Messrs. Cremer and Clark, Radical member.
Of parliament, for joining with the Radical
clubs in the welcome to Henry George on Sat
urday. The Times says; "Mr Georges
doctrines come as near spoliation as anything
that has been proposed bya man with a char
acter to lose since the French revolution.
Men like Mr. Crsmer wish to apply the opera
tions Of the Irish leaguers to England, Scot
land and Wales
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
KIng NIllnn.. snnnn.snr.

BELGRADE, March ls-An imposing ser
vice was held in the cathedral Yesterday in
honor Of the succession OF King Alexander.
The king, the ex-lzing, the regents. the cabi.
net ministers and all the diplomatic represen.
tatives were present. The city was decorated
with flags and the celebration closed with
illuminations and torchlight procession. In
the course Of the day the officials were re.
ceived IN farewell audience by ex- King Milan.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
Hid Her shame IN Death

PIrrsBuRG, March ls.-Miss Jennie Nc
Kee, daughter Of wealthy parents Of this city.
gave birth to a child about eight months ago
Last Wednesday, learning that her betrayer
was in Wheeling, she went TO that city, and
nothing more was heard Of her until yoster-
day. Then information came from Wheeling
that the bodies OF herself and her child had
been found IN Indian creek, ten miles from
that city ON the Ohio river.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
nan 4 IIundred BantI,oI

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., March Is.-Over
fifty converts were baptized at tho First Bau-
list church yesterday The scene was a repe-
tition Of that Of the previous Sunday, when
many converts were received, and the church
was 80 crowded that hundreds Of persons hna
TO be turned away. The extraordinary in
terest is due 70 a series Of revival meetings
that have been held by the Rev. DR.. II. q.
De Witt at the church.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
Disguised ns sinner Krnnt.

PoRT TOWNSEND, Wash, March ls-Cus-
toms officers at Tacoma have seized on the
steamer Walla Walla four barrels contain
ing opium, valued at $4,000, consigned as
sauer lxraut, and purporting to be from San
Francisco, but which really came from Vic.
toria. b. &. Other seizures are expected.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
lie Evldently Prefers Prison T.Ife

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, March Is.-John
Downs, in quarrel, assaulted his wife and
mother-in-law with a poker, severely iniur-
ing the former and iniiieting injuries upon
the latter which will probably prove fatal.
Downs was arrested. He was but recently
released from Jail for assault, and on the
same day helped a female prisoner to escape
and ran away with her.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
For Mayor Of chicnrn.

CHICAGO, March 1S-Dewitt c. Cregier
was nominated for mayor by the Democrats
Cregier served as city engineer fourteen
years, and was commissioner Of public works
for five years while Carter Harrison was
mayor. Mayor Roche was renominated by
the Republicans
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
nromned IN the Hnl.on.

PoUeHKEEPsIE, n Y, March ls.-Three
young men named George Leeman, John
Peele and George Broomhead, while crossing
the Hudson at New Hamburg yesterday
afternoon in a iealsy, small boat, were thrown
into the river by the boat being swamped.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
Thrown from Train bv n Tramp.

LIMA, o, March lS-John McCartny, a
brakeman On the Dayton and Michigan rail-
road, was assaulted by a tramp and thrown
from a train at Anna station. Mccarthy
viii die. The tramp escaped