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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29
Sas biaige Wittagelieu.

Ste Srau &dtbiu: sd weis
gar ni4t, mas i'd tbuu foul 9eut' lift Der
leSte bss Wouats, i1 babe teinen Yfennis
9slb mebr, bergen ba,f i'd nidt, unb i'd
mus bod elm Wiitasefen idaffsu. Absr
bait! 9ier 1T nod stuas SIsii9; has tbus
i'd nit einissn RartOfeu in bts Shame,
bann sibt es nod elm iS6nes, biutses
Wittussfsu!"
9siast, getban. 8st'm gHen 3eissn
fi9 Iauter LANCE @si4tsr, unb mad been,
btster WabIasit banbsIn bic e~iuSsInsn Sas
milisnslieosr folssnbermaben:
Ser 5err Ratb: rOonnernetter,
mas meire Srau nur bate, mir ioI9' elm
@fsu uor3uiesenl BUM Slid lit beute
elm Qiebssmal TN @atuo. Nus Splriam.
tsitsridfdtsu wolts i'd ntdt binsebsn,
isst bin i'd idon baSu sssuuussn - iatt
muB Der Meni@ bod i9liesIid werben."
Der SER Sobn: .Seim 3sus,
bic aIts NOR wobI toll, iol9sn 6raB uns
ansubtstsu! Ruu, i'd sebs in bic &usips
- elm Diner "a 5 Wart wirb mir isst gut
tbunl~
Die dItsfs Eo9tsr: sd Be-
sreife Wama wirtIi9 ni9t - iol4' Elm
9fsu uirb ia taum Elm Gag l05 nsr m5sen !
Romm' 9tss9en. mir ssbeu gum GOn0itor
unb eien uns bort orbeutIi9 iatt!"
Die a65in: Die Rabam' wirb
pabrbaftis nit iebsm Gage tnauie,issr
unb unustiddmter! Sd besrsiis ben
@ndbissu ntdt - 10 mas oirfte i'd meis
nsm SranB ni9t uorisssu. Der bats fosar
beim RiIitdr sebn RaI better. Run, Soft
iet 0aut, mir wtfsn nod, no WsbI unb
@tsr iteben - Der gisrtu9su wirb mir
berrIi9 i9metsu!"
Ole Srau &dtbin: sd Bin
uirtIi9 frob, baB i'd 10 ssbanbslt babe.
Weiue 0isbeu madten. alsrbinss LANCE
@sli5ter, aber bas i5abst ni6ts - es Isbe
bic Spariam,sitl @iniss Rals nod sbsnir
tIus uerfabren, bunu babe i1 mir @sIt
senua fur ben neuen 5ut seipart, ben u,sin
Wanu mir 70 LANCE perwsisert bat. Sc
sebt bod ni9ts absr ein biatsss Wittas:
efen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29
Giur Shrtfenslceue, mite fe sswiB ie!

Cine Sdrtfensiceue, wie fe sepiB isI'
ten portomnt, ipislte fd bisier Gage In
Der fanbrii9su Srtidaft 9bsIupelt ab.
Rorssns sessn 9 ubr ma6te elm tortiser
ginpo5uer benz Yforrer bic Nn,eise, baB
elm Wabuiiunissr ith in Der Sirds beiinbs
unS Die I'M g5ors befinbIi5su @sgsnitdnbs
perwiifs. Der Brieitsr elite iofprt gum
@~ottssbauis unS iab ii4 bort einem stpa
80 Sabre alien, ais duBe,t ssfdbrli5 unb
trdflts b%stannten Siren s~sssnibsr. usIdsr
on ben in Dem bsiItseu &aume uorbanbsnsn
Bilosrn, Statueu u. +. 10. elm pabninnis
ses 3srit6r unssue,t bssornsn bate. Der
Bfarrsr, tin slsidfaus isbr trdftissr Wann,
iudts ibu bisrau ,u binberu, absr ais Der
lInSlitIide biss wabrnabm, mart er cine
bere;ts balb pom ibm 3srtrimmerts Statue
auf bic grbe unb ifir3te ii4 auf ben @siifs
li1en. IS s%ntfianb elm srbittsrtsr Sampf,
aIsiu benz 9farrer ssllus es i6lieslid isis
men @sSner 81 lbsrwdltissn unb bis our
&trdtbir gu brirseu. SOrt entrts ii5 Der
@abufuniss ieinen Sdnbsn unb elite ME.
bsrum Guf ben altar 3u. absr Der Bfarrer
boIte Jpn Dol Ser &ommuntonbant elm, unb
gum spsitsn Wols brad Der Rampf Los,
isbo5 aud Sum ;usiten Wals iissts bic
Rrafs unb Der Wutb bss bersteu @siitlis
den Ibsr ben tobii5tisen Wenibsu, weIs
der idlisbIi6 untsr WitbiIfe GINGER iuns
ger 9sute s"efsieIt unb tn Si5srbsit sss
brabt wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29
NGerfet Spak uno Grnf.
Ser WiB Der Mppenjener.

Die rNppsnselIer 8eituus" erinnert al
sinsn beutidsn Susenbi9riftfsller. Der DO
80 Sabren tn eth beuti9es goItsblatt uou
@ppen3sIIer Wts i1rtsb. Oabet tommer
,SfIide @ei9t9ten Az Gage. Waan ned
BITE Gppen1eqer, baB ibr 2anb uon ben
gr6Bern Canton st. 9aaen rings umidlof'
fen fsi; obns biss pdrsu fs ME CUR Rub!
sstommsu. rSa," %entsesusten fis, run
fee 2anb ltsst uobl battn, uber ME eth Ou:
eaten In einem &ubfaben."
Rau6e antporten f1nb pirtIi9 ausss:
3si1uel unb minbIi9 forterbaIten worben,
5isr einise bauon: I'm elmer Easiasuus
Der Is @antone frasts bsr Brdfbent suIesi
NIT @erinsiddsuns ben ;ismli9 unbea5:
tsten GppeuSeuer @eianbteu, einen einfa:
den Bauer: rNun, unb mas Sintt eud
sut2" .5onis uub 8idIein!" antuOr:
tsts ber @sianbte, aIs banoeIte es f9 UNI
bic 2sibipeiie Der appen,euer. aaes la9'
ts; Der Brdfbent absr fragile nun b6ftdsr
UNI feline Weinuns unb e.bisIt cine 3utrefs
fsnbe antwort.
Gin anberer Gppsn3sllsr @sianbter, eth
@laier, wurbe pom einem Germ BET Tiid
ip6ttti4 sefrast, uie pisl man fir bas Gins
isssn elmer S9sibs gable. Bier Baseu
bann sebe i'd aber einen vSornaff" cbeu
brsin~, ipra9 CT, inbsm sr benz Nadba,
Id9slnb auf BITE 99isl tIopfte. 5oruafi
btsB man bas brstsdiss Stid @Ias swtideu
ben runben S9eiben. Ser Srasenbe bate
nun bic WabI, auf men ct nun ben ,6ors
nuff" besisbsn uoIte.
Gin 2anbamann traf i'm 0irtsbaus ben
5auptmaun e. D.. Il. Cine Bortion Stod:
iid ~uer3ebtenb, fraste @rftsrer ben 2es:
tern, Oh er nt9t mitbaIten MOLE. sd
mag He ni9t," erpiberte btsier. vOas NJ
nt1t i16n," bsmertte Der 2aubamman,
.wsnn bic griber chamber ni1t m6sen! !"
rOo1 nod id6ner," msints Der Saupt:
mann, vaIs wenn fe chamber ftehenl"-
Cine Gppeuteasr @emeinbe, bic uenia
Raunidaft bate, ftsIte ibre Solbaten Bel
Der Wuiteruns In cine Sront. 9a man fs
bssusseu aufsos, bemertts gtnsr: ,Bir
baben baIt tsiue vuiitsn", bic man mist
,biutsrs" feasn!"- Bel elmer anbern Sns
ipstttcu bsmertte Der eibsen5ifids Sbsrfi
benz appenssuiiden Off1ier, bic Rrassu
on ben 80den Der 9sute idstusn ibm isbr
unsIeid gu iein. Ser SffBisr antuortete:
rOas tomut baber. neil utdt ale SoIbas
ten orbonnarsmdBise 5dIie baben. - Gin
8ettIer 3os mebrere URaI etpas unseitim
on elmer 9aussIode. Ser Sausberr risi
erbof gum Senitsr btnaus: rRaridtre
fort uub tomm' mir ME wisber por's
9aus!" .Re4t, 5err, sbsu tam i'd, UNI
abidieb gu nebmeu," antwortste Der
BETTER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29
Die s,atur In GonpuIismen ii

Die siatur In SonpuIioneH lit ibrttIta. euLeas
niide AuSbruas. Srtaue. Grobsbeu iuS furttbar uuS
i6retlia pittorsst uuo IS TT taum pluidsuspertb, Oisis
GriasiuuHssH in ibrsr Ibdtts'eit uuo @irtHns Surd bic
SeibrtusUus pOu SsImttttIu uad;uubmsn, psIde Som
~puLioueu uuo SbmsrSsu in benz usuormaIsu Gbsils oes
msnidlian SSrpsrs bsrUOrruieH. Gtusu OsrarttssH GHsct
babsn bic aItmootibeu, bsitis UtrteuSeu YurSirmittel,
welte slldliATpsiie thinner mebr GuBsr @s6rGud toms
men unO iar Die SOittttsr's @tagsus8 tttsr5 NG5 bsIiame.
anstnsbms uuO nett pirtansspOusrs SurrOsat IN. 8dbs
rtub bic sritsrsu Die giusepeiSs ibpiasu, hirtt OaS Bit
tiers ~oisislbsu. Die srieu IaisH bic @sOdrms ~uutbdtis,
neil ~OitiSlbsH Oura bic uatioIsenSe Sawdde uHidbis IA
irssno psl5r Gbdtis,ttt 8smGdt WsrSen. 6as Sittsrs
bepirtt, I'M Seseutbsil, neil Is oisislbtn CUR t~bitisteit
bsidbigt uuO uidt s~sUaItiam Oa5u iWiust. susH eroBsH
uuO pObltbusuosu uut,riAisS. iuOsm IS iIr cine SausruOs
9b6tistsit uuO 8sseImdBiststt S~srieIbeH iOrst. Die sebeT
uuo bic RisrsH psrOeu bura oisis WspiStH. psIbs s5snio
Iei6t Malaria. RsrUOiitat uuO 8hsumatismus ~bsieitist in
pabItbatissr 8siis f~tmuiirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29
Gin Yriu;ipaI uar zines CAGES idIsdt

Gin Yrinjipal mar zines Cages i6lsat
seIaunt unb drssrts iid ibsr ben Srut, ben
ietn Counts anbatte. v9as tit ia Elm
wabres Pra6tfit uou Srad," iaste er irOs
mild, yss 1T pobI bic nsusfts WObe9~ -
.Sawobl,~ antportete Der Counts. -
rErdst man bsnn ioIds Srats aud In ans
~ftanbisen 9ei9dften2" fraste Der Yrin,is
pal meter. - .Nsin!~ antpOrtete Der
commits i6Iasfertis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29
Seriprehen.

r0u 2eui, ssb' met istt ben GbaIsr!"
- v8us for en- SbaIsr2" - vWo Gu
mer ueripro4eu BAIT r2oB mer mel
&ub!" rBas wirft Ou bod ni9t bans
bsln sesen Oeineu 9runbias: bas 9ers
iprodens iouft Ou baItsn9" - Rum ia,
oas SeriprO9ene 1T Der SbuIsr, unb bas
Seliprohene balts t1!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29

~S1uimateriaIteu S4uIs unb gtbttbh4r, Woitutrdntti
Samburau 3ropftn, Brufts uub Slu.retntsstpet, o.
SafobssStI, gusslbartss0 o sbtSiusn. rotbs Sropttn tar
8boIsra uHS @botsrasR orbus. Sttbtrpilea, iopts 8ttb'
futter ausr art. Die sBaarsu Hnb uou gutter nualttat.
RrstIs btais un6 nod btltsa.-Su Berbtneuns init BEN
labeu 10 eth . o o u.-Sarmer fuoeu Stauunasn .uno
ttut Bearbtnaparbi 1r tbrt Bterbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29

Swei Sabre Int i'd on sinem beftisen
Masenlstoeu uuS tsines Ser uisisn ansss
pauotsn WitisI bradte mir 4%inberuus.
S4IteSIi3 wuroe i1 iebo9 our9 bic ans
wsnbuus ucn Or. ausuit 80uis's 5ams
burger Eropfen bauernb ssbsiIt. - Bertha
Woolfs, Stodton, Gal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29

Baraapn, Snb., 80. SuIi, 1888. - Sn
SoIs siuss Sonusnfi5ss lit i'd % Sabre
an bsftisen S9msrten I'M Ropfe. 9ur9
bic anwenbuns bon ct. Satobs Del wurbs
Id bausrub sebsiIt.- SamusI y. Sbiplor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29
geriammluuseu oer9uremburaer Sersine,

geriammluusen ber9uremburaer Bersins.
o.
euremburser Observation-Disclosures
Gin Chicago Norofette).
[@ssrdnbet am 6. Sebruar 1901
Seriammluue ieben eriten Sonntas i'm Wouat.
Generals eriammlun9en: @ritel Sonutas
i'm Sauuar. Giuiesuu9 Der geamten, eriten
Sonntas i'm stpril uub sSuIi. SIN October BE
amtenpabl.
q. 8etter, BrdfOent.
o.. Brof, Setretdr.
Def
eusemburasr ttnterfasmnss,Seret
non Tetp BORT nub 8rppflpu.
periammelt ii6 ben pierteu Sonutda ct,
mes iebeu Wonats, 4 ubr Hadmitta9s, IN
Saco6 alness Subertus Sdger Saile,
Oil RoutrOie 9usnus,
suii6en Suutbolbt ctr. II. SuIbuit auenue,
groofIpn. E. D.
peter 8setid,, graRbeut.
SIS. CONT, Ssrstar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29
aug Ro. 2, td8It@.
SuB Ro. 4, tasItm.
Seitli6 aebenb:

Barlorfubls uuS Buffet Cars auf Sas;iseu.
Salaft:@ars unb ,Wanu SouSoir @ars" auf
Ra6tji9en.
Die eiu;ige 9iuie. peI6e rWann Rouboir
@ars" 5pil6en Chicago, Dubuque, Ses Roines,
ct. Soiepb, Vtc., ct. Yaul uuo minneapolis
bat.
S9latpldse uub Yarlors Stiible werbeu auf
InulelOunS in SidetsO ffce ~reierpirt.
W. e. SsrmaiEe, Bail. II. Sidet. asent,
Dubuque.
B. u. 8uienbari, General atuaier
uno Sitet a9ent, Chicago, 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29
suremburaer gereta.

dubuque 2urernbttraer Bereta.
(gesriubet 1887
gerfa mmlunsSIocal Seebs Sale.
8eit Der reselmdBiseu geriammlunsen bab
adt rbr GbenoS am erffen 0onnerftda IN
ieoem ;peiten Wouat ua6 benz SSanlar.
VI. z. Goes, Yrdii6eut.
Z. y. Globes, Sefretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29

MOST COMPLETE FILE OF ORIGINAL
LEASE CONTACT THE STATE HIo Oh'CAI
TERIALS Is KNOWN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29

2ursuabur8er ,,SuSepenoeut gIab''
tn Chicago.
(gesriinbet I'M "a. Suni 1882
ger'ammIuns iebeu britteu Sonntas i'm Wos
nat UNI 81 ubr Ha6n,ittass, $50. 40 South 9as
Gale Strabe.-Seamtenmabl au1 80. Sanuar.
3. u. Sdbumader, SrafiSeut.
Bernb. Yroff, Setretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29

Aspsaussr uus Rsiisube RaStu BITE bsftu ssausHIia'
tstten.
cute Staauus, sei&IONsns Barb uEs @aRsrDsrt.
RS. fbstfsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29

Dee thaeaHe pafastsr5us=1te trsens stnsr
Toute 3pii6sn IinnsapsIis, at. yauI,
5ss Yoiues, at. Ssisps, Dubuque
nno 6bteasp,
uub bic etu;tSe 9inie, peI5e Speiie : 60 8
our6 mad Dubuque bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29

3rluseu i4perss Silberisus.bduis. SIas oSsr IoItber
Seiel, lduit aui Ii GoeIltetueu, sum aufstebeu init
S8laNi...... ................ ...."..'..... $3.50
SisieIbe llhr NIT glsiuer @ert. ............ TOO
uuytn idwerss SiIberieusebduis. Slas ober ioIts
Der SsteI, Stemmwiueer, Rttle @ert.......... $50
Sisislbe lSr init gIsin Bert. ....... -. $50
, uuSsu ibweres Silberseb6uis, Slas oeer iOltesr
0etsl, sum auiStsbeu nit SaIhlel, eIstH oeG
@altham @ert $50
3uuJsu iapsrss SiIbersebduis. Slas cher ioIiosr
Setel, gum aufSiebsa nit SaIhiieI, gl9iu 8srt... 11.00
GsatI. SiemmSiassr Glsin @sri. -. LOO
3 lujeu iApsrss Sil5srssbduie, Stemmwtuesr,
gIsiu 81t.... 70. . 1900
~ Sts lbrsu ptrosu CUR GiHHat asiaubt. psuR bic
grprs6toiteu tir Din uue Ger betahIt pereeu-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-29

2useu.bar8er GentraI tluters
ffisunsss8tno
pom 9btca9o, SII.
8sriaurmlaus, ieSsu 2teu Sountas i'm Ronat,
@ds 12 II. @aler StraBe.
Saeob @eIter, pr6fbent.
sutton Steiu, S9riftfibrer.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-04
REAL ESTATE RECORD.
THURSDAY, April 3, 1890.

TRANSFERS.
William G Watson to Elizabeth Phillips-Pt of
lot IL, blk B, San Pasqual trt $6 900.
Kaspare Cohn and G w Tubbs to Elijah NJ
Dunphy-Lot IA, blk F, and lot 10, blk c, of
Walnut Grove trt; s1O50.
Elijah M Dunphy to Eliza Ann Phillips-Lot
"A, blk F, lot TO- blk c, of Walnut Grove trt;
$500.
Wilmer Bros Co to NJ sparks-Pt of lot 2,sec
William B Herriott to William Ormiston D d
strip off side said a sec; 81 200, ~ %
0 w Childs trt; 81, 300.
John West to Geo d Whitcomb--W acres
of E a of S w 4 of n w a sec 90 T 1 n, R9
located on \ y OF sec % and Oak Spring located
on u f "a, sec 21,T1N,R 1880.
John II Jones and Caroline M Jones to Henry
G Brainard and Lora Hubbell-50 feet of lot
George Danskin to Samuel Rees-Lots 20
and 26 block 26, California Cooperative
Colony tract; 81 200.
James M Harcourt ct al, by NJ G Aguirre,
Sheriff, to William Obear SherifFs deed-Lots
10 and 20, Kenwood Park tract; $3.50.
John w Hugus to S Hull-Lot 20, Legges's
Lower tract, Pasadena: 50, 500.
Theodore Webb to Mrs Wells-Lot 26
and rs feet of lot %, Mes tract; $1,000
Lee Mcconnell and Merwin to w
Mead-Lot II block H. Homestead tract of the
Pioneer Building Lot association, East Los An
geles; $1,000.
II c Moore to Theodore Nelson and Albert
Leur-Lot Z, Reeve tract; $500.
Charles Iabatt to Charles W Smith-Lot l,
Mappa tract: 81 800.
Number transfers 81 600 and over, 16.
Amount $4,000.
Number transfers under 81 900, 16.
Amount, $3439
Number nominal transfers T.
Total amount of considerations, SIG, ,459.
NoTE-Transfers of which the consideration
is less than $1,000 are not published in the
above list
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

An Italian named Aladino Guarretti
was fined SIS yesterday by Justice Austin
for battering a fellow-country named
+. Urucnurtu in New High-street
saloon on Wednesday night last.
In the Township Court yesterday
Harvey Branscomb, formerly justice Of
the peace for Calabasas township, ap-
peared for sentence for malicious mis-
chief, and was fined So by Justice Saw
age.
Justice Lockwood yesterday fined
Alexander Patterson in the sum of So for
battering J. L. Weaver in Main-street
cigar store, Wednesday evening, during
quarrel about debt. Patterson was
verv anxious to have his case disposed
of Yesterday, as he claimed that he was
to be married at O'Clock in the after
noon.
John Sciles, Basque, was arrested at
the Strasbourg saloon, on Alameda
street, at o'clock last night by Officers
Stephenson and Dunn, upon charge Of
battery. Sciles and septuagenarian
named H. Nifenecker were drinking to-
gether in the saloon, when dispute
arose over the payment OF a bill for work
performed by the former.
All Sing, an itinerant peddler, was
yesterday sentenced to imprisonment in
the city Jail for seventy-ive days for at
tempted larceny. On Wednesday night
All Sing was caught in the act of pick
ing the lock of an old piano box, which
contained twenty sacks of barley, in the
barn of G. Grower, by ex-Otficer w. H.
Young, who promptly placed him under
arrest.
Eugene Destry, the Frenchman who
attempted to commit suicide on Tuesday
last, by standing in front of the "Colton
flyer" but who was merely thrown from
the track and stunned, was sufficiently
recovered yesterday to be taken before
Justice Lockwood for arraignment upon
the charge of vagrancy. He was placed
under bonds in the sum of $500 to appear
for trial on the 9TH inst.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-04
PERSONAL.

A. III. Hart was in from Redlands yes
terday.
B. M. Smith is down from San Ber-
nardino.
w. Blaisdell is up from Yuma for a
short stay.
Vincent Wallace and George Fuller
are up from San Diego.
CT. Smith left for the north yester-
day on the afternoon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Paxton of Cincin-
natl are visitors to the city.
Francis White and wife, of Pomona,
are visiting friends in the city.
Henry Bohm, OF Denver, accompanied
by his wife is visiting in Los Angeles.
Mrs. John Ferguson and Miss Fergu-
son of Louisville, Kentucky, are in the
city.
DR.. Stephen W. Bowers, editor of the
Ventura Tidette, is in the city for few
days.
]. w. jackson, formerly of Pasadena,
has returned from the East with his
bride.
Colonel and Mrs. G. Byrne, of New
York, are spending few weeks in this
part of the State.
J. d. Hooker, of the East Side, goes to
Arizona next Monday to spend some time
on his fathers ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Madlener, Miss Mad
lener and Mrs. Bessie r. Abrams of Chi
cago are in the city ON V lit.
Mrs. M. E. Daggett, Miss S. f. Dag
gett and G. B. Daggett, of Fort Worth,
are visiting Southern California.
Miss Jessie Couthoui will arrive from
Santa Barbara this afternoon. She will
recite at the Illinois social this evening.
Miss Jennie Rhorer, a prominent
singer and pianist, of Cotton, is spend
ING few davs with friends in this city.
Marion w. Conkling, Esq, was adj
mitted to practice in the United States
courts yesterday on motion OF Moye
Wicks, Esq.
III. r. Warner, manager of the Hotel
San Gabriel, at East San Gabriel, was in
tne CITY yesterday. MI. NdIhel otatoo
that the hotel now has sixty guests.
Mrs. Smoot, of University, left on
Tuesday evening for Walla Walla, Wash
ington, on visit to her daughter. She
is accompanied by her daughter Lucy.
Mr.ssand Mrs. John B. Simpson, OF San
Diego, are in the city. MIR. Simpson has
charge Of the business of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company in San Diego.
Mrs. Mamie Gallup, who has been
visiting at the residence of her father,
Rev. H. Sinsabaugh, returned to her
home in Denver yesterday. Her hus-
band and little daughter accompany
her.
Mr. Max Pepper, president OF the
fourishing Iroquois Club of San Fran
cisco, lis in the city. He will be here
for a few days. Mr.. Pepper is a
sterling Democrat, and as chief of the
Iroquois of the metropolis has always
been a powerful factor in organizing
victory for the party
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Humphrey-Smith Recital Last
Evening.

A good-sized audience OF intelligent
people gathered at the Church of the
Unity last night to listen to the readings
of Mrs. Louise Humphrey-Smith. The
programme was as follows: Court
ship of Miles Standish" Iongfellow);
vocal selection, Mrs. Mamie Perry Davis
''The Deacon's Confession Newis);
"The Curse of Conemaugh" (Clara Mar
scelle Greene) "The Pet Lamb Words
WORTHY ;"Auntie Doleful's Visit" (Anon).
Mrs. Humphrey-Smith showed herself
as much at home with all the authors
whose thoughts she portrayed as she
was with Shakespeare on Tuesday eve
ming. The audience fully appreciated
the merit of the performance, and all
her efforts were greeted with warm ap-
plause. Mrs. Humphrey-Smith has
fine stage presence and a pleasant voice,
which she knows how to handle. Her
final recital will be given on Monday
evening, when she will give selections
from Browning. Mrs. j. w. Hendricks
and the Nomos Quartette will assist
with music.
Miss Richards's Benefit.
Miss Kittie Richards will be rendered
benefit by the Y. P. S. g., at Illinois
hall, on Saturday evening. Miss Richards
leaves Los Angeles for Chicago on next
Tuesday. Doubtless her many friends
will avail themselves of this last oppor-
tunity to hear her in this city. Follow
ing is the programme: Calesthenics,
Miss Richards's class; recitation, Miss
Kittie Richards; guitar solo, Prof. G. S.
Delano; piano duet, Misses Stagg and
Spencer; cornet solo, Mr.. j. L. Wilson;
recitation, Prof. G. G. Parker; baritone
solo, Mr. L. L. Scott; recitation, Miss
Kittie Richards; male quartette, Messrs.
Dupuy, Hare, Stephens and Maybin.
Illinois Social.
The Illinois social tonight promises to
be very interesting entertainment. A
number of excellent musical and elocu-
tionary selections will be given by local
and visiting artists.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-04
NEWS NOTES.

Today is Good Friday, and will be OBJ
served in all the Episcopal and Catholic
churches.
Parties interested in the establishment
of Produce Exchange are trying to work
up the enterprise to a practical reality.
John Quack fell into the water at
West Lake park yesterday forenoon and
came near drowning before he was
fished out.
On April 18th, 10th, 18th and 10th the
State Medical Society will hold its an
nual meeting in Los Angeles at 254 South
Main street.
The adjourned meeting of the fruit
growers of the Vernon district will be
held next Saturday evening at West
Vernon school house at 80 p. m.
Stephen McC. Cosgrove was brought
up from the Soldiers Home yesterday,
as insane. A commission ordered him
committed to the asylum at Stockton.
The irrigating ditch leading southeast
through the Wolfskill Orchard tract,
which has long been clogged and useless,
is being deepened, widened and put in
good order by gang of workmen.
On Tuesday evening next the four G.
A. R. posts in this city will meet in G..
A. R. hall, No. 251a North Main street,
and hold grand campfire, it being the
anniversary eve of Lees surrender.
An Easter supper for the benefit of
Union-Avenue M. E. church, given by
the Ladies' Aid Society, will be served
900 H. ~1o o,4.a hi
to 10 o'clock. Everybody is invited.
The feast of Pesach begins this eve
ming. Services at the Synagogue will be
held at D. m. this evening and at 10 a.
m. tomorrow. This subject for sermon
in the morning, "God in Nature and
God in History"
James P. Jones, the preacher OF the
Temple-street church, assisted by S.
Magee. evangelist, of Centralia, will be-
gin series of meetings next Lords day
morning. Preaching every day during
the week at II o'clock and at Z 30 p. m
Public invited to come.
The name of the Los Angeles Detec
tive Agency has been changed to Nc
CHthy's Detective Agency, and the OF
fees have been removed from the Viii
son block to rooms Z, s, 9and 10, Larrondt
block 1t will be remembered that Mr.
Nc Carthy is the detective who sue
cessfully managed the Levine arson case
A course of free lectures setting fortl
the leading doctrines of the New church
as contained in the writings of Emanue
Swedenborg, is to be commenced Sunda.
morning at Elks' hall, No. 254 Soutl
Main street, by the Rev. ID. V. Bowen
Next Sunday being Easter, the subjec
of the lecture will be ''The Resurree
ton"
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-04
SOME GOOD HORSES.
Sam. Cation Takes a String of Such to
the East.

the East.
Samuel L. Cation, OF the Simpson
stock farm, Cuba, New York, left Agri-
cultural park yesterday, at noon, to re-
turn home. He took the following
horses, which had been wintering in
Los Angeles: Woodlark, Cousin Joe, a
sister to Contractor, Billy Cation, Mer-
maid, Addie Marco, Amber, Radius,
Electrician, Glabart, Hummer, Witch
craft, Esther, Belle McClay, Marseilles.
Cousin Joe, by Del Sur; a bay mare by
Sultan, out of the dam of Contractor,
and Amber; by Stamboul, were new pur7
chases made here in Los Angeles. These
are all The Moor's offspring, and will
speak, or rather trot, for Los Angeles In
the East.
Mr.. Cation found Los Angeles an ideal
spot to winter in, and will no doubt
come again.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-04
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
A Pleasant Gathering of the Faithful
Last Evening.

A very pleasant and harmonious meet
ing of the United Democracy of Los An
geles county took place yesterday even
ing, at the rooms of the Iroquois Club.
Judge J. R. Dupuy occupied the chair.
The committee which had been ap-
pointed to wait upon J. B. Lankershim,
reported, through their chairman, A.
McNalley, that he had found his busi-
ness interests too pressing to admit of
his serving the club just at the present
time as its president. He, therefore,
was much gratifed that they had ac-
cepted his resignation and elected sue
cessOr.
A number of good speeches were
made, and very harmonious spirit
prevailed