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2 railways and electricity, to emancipate ourselves Ihm early from Ihe prejudices hsauihn frl the wm of the rebellion The sons of Ooi. (Jrant hnve shown the bad impulse which they hnve iuheriied from tlu ii wealth-worshipping and hunt ing I ither; while the sun ol lieu. Lee, we heg to nuggnst to his acrimonious Itoston critic, has put tbe mad struggle for money and dedicated bis taleuln to tbe intellectual advaucemeut of his kind. Therein is a distinction with a difference and with vengeance. DAILY HERALD.

vi. ljl Herald ataniu p.Mw.l by Mai Job Low mm) b. Notice "T- 1 in. H.m.i.v nomlMi. Th.

hon sjitetn ol t-f" Atip-ehw and county. Ord. r. for sdveruseim or Jeh work tut HWOUfS eumher IVk The Bsasbn is the otntaal paper of the of Lo. ailffSlsn.

The city detlw at tax lUts ami all ntbi Biunletpnl notHMaawesr only In Its eoV BreiiUni Ne. Union New BfafffcOny, ntfent" lh CousUi.tlj tM found sale lt, elr swaaters" Mr It. N. H.iwc is the Hunts Ana Igeas of he THE LATEST! I Special to the llkkm.d by the Western Union Telegraph Company.) PACIFIC COAST. Mni.Mfo, May 28 Following If ft Bet of south bound passing hero thin evening: 1' dreary, St Louis; 11 Clinton, Boston; Stockton, Oakland: A Orant, CtUM, II Varie), Ouincy, Cal; Rev John A Binary and wife, Austin, Nev; I Bencher, An goatl Mrs oiif.wmri, Mills Inaryj VV Moiilthrop and wife.

Call CX lluber Mfl wife, Lm Angeles; Meaner, Santa CUraj li .1 Hurt, iv Luis II Bahbur, Angeles. A Breathing; Mpell lv the Hharon rilth. Haw Fi.anciw;.., May 28 -Sharon, during his crois examination, wan Halted by coi I for the plaintiff ho hnd uot uiaiut-oiied a number of mistresses during thn lime between the Mgmug of the alleged uotiriugo coulruct and vow. This iiitcnnioueJ considerable argument OB both sides as to the relevancy of such testimony. Finally on the adviite of defendant's eoui.set.

Sharon admitted that he hud other mistresses to whom bo had not paid the sumo deference that he did to Ulesfllll. This completed the cross, examination of Shnruu and tho case was I tost poned till July 14th. Prlmou Director Kobblnn Mrported Irylittf. San Fka.niisco, May 28. A report reached here Inte to-night that Prison Director Kolibiun is in a dying condition, and is uot expected to live until morning.

He is a member of the linn ol Ulnke, Ruhbins A of this city. The telegraph brings us the welcome intelligence that we are to be treated to short lurconsn of Ihe Hharon uastiness that, like wounded snake, has drawn Its slow length along lor mouths past. Would Ihst this moat weleutne relief were nuiro enduring in its character. A cbutain evening Journal which, ns to i(h old, Imbecile management, was blotted out hy mi attachment last Satur attachment which transferred the ownership devoted oolamm of its spies to belittling the Antelope Colony. An remit we learn I hat nil who sowed In time there rejolee in the of a splendid yield of tho cereals.

Tho lint la slowly obtruding itself upon ilull people that land is land in Southern Cal if orilia, and tii.it the sooner il is pre-empted and snt apart to private owners tin- liet, Tim people of are in aa especial degree Interested in the success of the New Orleans Exposition. The lean hy tho government of the- Uuiud HtatesofoitD million dollars assures a coinph'tenuss to that event which would doubtless have been guaranteed by local pride ftnd enterprise iv uuy caw. As the Imposition ill be held at a time iv which the prevalence ot the yellow fever will he impossible, and as tin- attrac lions of Now Urlc ins ant world-wide, a concourse next winter, nlinont equal to that which was chronicled ut tbn Centennial Exposition iit Philadelphia, in 1870, may ho confidently looked fur. dust there our oruhardintH aud vineyard ists will find their nut ivaled opportunity. No time ought Iv bo lust in arraogiug fur a creditable representation of all our distinctive products in the Crescent City.

The Mtork Hoard. Han Fkancimm, May Isle, H. ft H. M.V.; Chollur, $100; Curry, $1 25) Halo Noktoss, Navajo, J.IOO; Ophir, fl.Oft] Polosi, Savage Sierra Nevada, Si Union Consolidated, iLSOI Yellow Jacket, Crown Point, 91.95, Died Krnsi HlsWoands, San Francisco, May '28. John J.

Smith, who, on Monday night, was shot hy Special Officer John Witrmoie, in self-defense, died to night. Wheat aud Harley Market. Has Fkancisco, May '28. -Wheat, steady hut dull; seller, Inner, season, Hurley, weak and dull; buyer, season, ,80 fu Hotel Kobbed Tho BiirslarH Vimama, May 28. -At (io-hen, last night, about unlock, Hotel was robbed by two men who brain open the door and sticcweded in gettiug $1400 iucuiii from the drawer.

MrCulta telegraphed to the uuthoiiima iv Kern county, aud this morning the hurglais were arrested at Sunnier. One of the parties in resisting arrest, was shot in the neck by Deputy Sheriff Drake. All of tlm stolen moucy was recovered and the burglars will he brought to Yisulia to-uight. Nan Itlcaro for the Old Ticket. San DtSOO, May Tho Detnocrutiu County ('ouveulion to-day elected delegates to the State Convention.

It was declared tho sentiment of tbe convention that (he bust leaders for 1884 were Tildcu and Hendricks. Knded Hla farcer With a Pletol Frkmno, Onl.i May '28. This morning about eleveit o'clock W. B. Willis, a I-111 Keeper, WAH foUlld dead ill his rOOIII in the rear of the saloon, with a pistol wound iv his right temple ami a small four-bur re I pistol clasped iv Ins right hand, lying acrose his bienst.

He had been ileipuudent for long time on account of ill health. He left a letter stating that the urt was premeditated. He has a mother and sister residing in Hau Francisco. 'riiif TreCN and Vines Held to be AtmesNablc. San Johk, Cal-, May the suit of Royal Cottle, representative of the Fruit vs.

Couuty Assessor Spitzor, to obtain au iujuuetiou restraining the defendant from assessing fruit trees and viues, Jttdgo Spencer to-day rendered a decision in favor of the defendant. The plain till' contended that fruit trees are the same in tho law uf assessmeut as growing crops, and therefore exempt from taxatiou. Judge Spencer held differently, and with his opLaJofl Judge Betden concurred. A urand chorus, to which wo hope theC'ouniy Convention which moots in this city Saturday next, iv Turnvcreia Hall, will contribute, is going up all over California, over tbfl Pacific Coast and over tho nation at large, in favor of Simon I ,1, Tltdou as in- Democratic nominee for ('resident of the United States. Notwithstanding the disclaimers of Mr.

Charles A. Dana, the editor of the New York $Un, and of Mr. Henry Wattersun, the editor of the Louis ville t'ottrirr-Jonriml, both of whom aro very close to the Sago of (Jruiuercy Park, there is a general hope that Mr. TUden, if nominated by ucclamntiou, will accept tbetiUHt. This compliment should bo tendered him in tiny event.

In view of the fact that Mr. tiladstoue is hcvm years, and that Lord lieucotisfleld, when he surrendered tho premiership, was even eight years older than Mr. Tilden, his seventy years constitute uo disability. It would require a very rebutt uot ye on the part of any American to repulse this illusive preference of bis fellow Tut most marked movement which can now be noon iv this region is that of the headers and threshers, which are being sent, iv great aumbers, to all portions of Los Angeles county, to assist in our present unprecedented harvest. It even subordinates that of real estate, which, for two years past, has heeu unique iv the history of Califor nla.

The other day thirty-aoveil conveyances were recorded iv Los Angeles county; white, on the lame day, there were only three mortgagee, which were overbalanced by tight releases of mortgagee. Such a foot tpoftkl tougucd of the exceptional conservatism of the transactions in real estate hereabouts. Never has thorn been a more nolid and moneyed investment tbau during the past year. That it is destined to go on indefinitely is without question, because the sixty thousand inhabitants of Los Angeles county of to-day aro certain to be swollcu to three hundred thousand iv the ucxt fifteen years. The enhancement of real estate values, iv such an inevitable evolution, when regard is hud to the miracles of production which now, and which will continue to signalize this county, may be left to the calculations of the cent, par cent, tribe, without allowing fur tho uf Mulclde or a Prominent Attorney.

Makvsvillk, Cal May II owner, a well-known attorney, committed suicide at noon to day by himself through the left breast with a pistol. He was formerly District Attorney of Yuba couoty and was elected delegate to the Democratic State Convention at Stockton. IL) was a member of no fewer than eleven fraternal organizations and insured to tho extent of abont $10,000. He wan a native of Missouri, aged 44. Tho Corouer's inquest takes place to-morrow morning.

Found to a Tree, PtiNUi.tcToN, Oregon, May 28. The body uf hu unknown horse-thief was found hauling to a true in Yansyckle Canon, a few miles east of here, yesterday. It had been hanging about two days. No doubt be was lynched. Heavy in Irah The lienver a Itlu Mraiide Kailruad t'loard.

Salt Lakk, May The Rio Grajuta Railroad, owing to the extreme high water in the Cuuuison country, has discontinued running trains on the road. No through trains now have fall Ijtke, Floods are also very had throughout Utah. At Dent-ret the in habitants are working day and night to save their homes. Ths melting snow, together with the unprecedented amount ot rain, aro the causes. Bttuguiue-Muodyd people.

Kit her pro. cess will result iv astonishing increments. Bomb two or three weeka before the lute panic iv Now fork a BoetOQ paper ilrew a very iuaulUng and unjust compariaon between toe aonol Genernl Lee, who ia a inodeat college Profeeeor, tnd the nana of Oenaral Qranl, who were BuppoHc.l to millionaires, with tlie Midaalike property ol turning the leather which their father wai wont lo help their grandfather, Jeaae, lo iuto gold. If the Boston pandit who inatituted this oompariaon had Imd aa lunchforesight aahenow baa hindsight, he wuuM not bars inatitnted thin in. vkiiona com pari bo When il wm mads it wan lonnded on the moat base ami pro.

letanat estimate of httmanity. Uen, Orant, aa compared with Uen. Ue, rrom a national point of view, atoo.l on a very aupariof plana, Hie energise were devoted to the mainteaanca of a union of rttatea, whlok from Ike time of Jackson and Calhoun, and the can emporaaeona eipoMtioai of Webster, aartaia asirrivs temporary eoatnnreralea. nia very Sanfctfal whether Gen. Grant, at ant time, eaderetood alguincasoa of the aeJdlaM work in which be waaea gaged, tbntol the premier Republic the vtuiU f.

llicaciuua use in tbe ol ILe i ail tune lv which a-t not prevent Li. career Iron, being epic, but which lift him a rible diaadvantage, Piiinaslli. how ever, allowing for the fatal lapae uf judgment which be snppnaao' Was sot a basse ol patriotism, Gen. Lea waa one of the moat heroin ligurca in Given twenty yean more, aud the peoplo of the United SUtea will looh spoa the luat cause of tliu South with much of tbe indulgent judgment with whiah tbe iieuplc of Kngiand, with an interra! of fifty the Warerly uovela. which apotheoeixed the eervitora of "Bonnie I'iiuce Charlie." ClftatraatanoM have enabled na in the United B.ates, through Ihe rapidity uf 'I he Convention.

May During the day the following teli-grams passed bet wet a Got. Begola tad Geo. Itutler: May 98, Btn ButUr, i'l you accept tin 1 nomiuation on a platform? No other I. Ittoul.K. Boston, Mam Mey 28.

Begokt tndktmapolk. Thinks for consideration, but why ib on Id asked aqoeetlon which, ooder like circamiUnoee, was put toaay olber meal not my a Gtweabacker for twenty years laftV oient without a. pledge to you, which would cause nitt to he pointed uut a man who bids for a nomination! Bkn.l. F. Botlio.

Moat of tbe afternoon itae.oa was oapied in dilntiMiiiH tho question as to whether tbe delegates ost-uting Btatea whose delegations were not complete rthould be allowed to cast tho eu(ore vote to which tbe State is entitled. The wen quite spirited, and at times great confusion and disorder I availed. After throe hours' debate it was decided that do votes should be cunted exoept those of delegates present, this being regarded as a triumph BoUer. Under this deoUnon the ot tbe convention is ill. ftr TnaM rbaiplnneblp Ciik'aoo, May shooting for t'-am championship in the International Clay I'igeon Tournament at Crossing began to day.

The contest is by tenon of five each from recognized clubs, ten singles and five pairs by each mao. Fourteen teams shot to-day, completing their score at single pigeoua. The Kxater. N. club thus far leads with a score of to its credit, tbe ludependeut Club and the Bradford, team No.

1 being next, with 29 each. The Worcester, ami Cleveland, Ohio, clut follow with an. Taw best possible score is 50. Hum Iv Manitoba. Maki.k I 'kxkk, Manitoba, May IndiHiis nu.it this sHttlement la.tn<gbt, killing I'aul Pollock and stampeded his borsss.

The Indians went to Pollock's aortas' and were running out hin Pollock, bearing the nome, jumped out of bed hastily and ran out in his night on unarmed and had a baud te band in with the ludiana. Iv Ihe melee an Indian shot him twice, one ball enter 11., bin shoulder und one bis chest, from thc.ifWts of which PoUoffc diel iv about two bourn. Tbe Indian, immedi ately after tbn shooting, ran away, leav his gun sml a butcher knife. The mounted were uolilied and a force with Muperinteiident Klloce in command, started for the ens of the nmrder, with ihe intention of pursuing the Indians. These i- little hope of capturing tho In dian.

The raiding party numbered twenty. Il is not known whether they were Amerieuu or Canadian ludiaus. KxehaNgr nasi Hondn, Nkw Yohk, May 28. -Sterling bills on Comb.n, mi days, $4.84 3 Sterling bills on Loodbo, sight drafts, H. is.m.

iuterest quarterly, 11)07, inlorestquorterly U. S. crptioual. quarterly, W. U.

lot, -Ofl. The Pennn) I vsnlsHsnk rooked ness stUMperted I'ittsiu ki.m, May detkieney of the Pennsylvania Bank still grows ami thin evening reached A heavy defalcation is also hinted at which, it is claimed, will reach nearly a million dollars. The directors have heeu iv session all day and have decided to have a thorough investigation and a full statement furnished to tbo public, and if wrong has beeu done by any oue they shall hn made to pay the penalty. Many of those who mode deposits on Friday threutuu the hank ntliciala with criminal proceedings for false pretences In obtaining money. Cashier Keeber is now under police surveillance.

President Kiddle In much hotter to-night and will probably be strung enough to ooine to the city to-morrow. The. Hot Mim liikw stank Prewldeat A ncied A Woman In thnt'ane St. Loon, May Union, the musing President of tbe Hot Springs, Arkansas, Bank, which failed yenterday, was arrested here on tbe Iron Mountain train this morning. Bruon is an-umpauied by a lady uamud Mrs.

Stiole, of Peoria, whom be is reported to have brought from the Hot Springs, limou and Mrs. Steelo were lirst takun to the Laclede Hotel and afterwards to jatl. He professes extreme willingness to go back, but says it is uu outrage to take tho woman, too. It is supposed nhe knows where the money which Union took from tbe bank. Uonteatetl K.I eel lon Uaeea Washington, D.

May House Committee on Elections, by a vote of 9 to 1, decided to report iv favor of seating J. 11. Chalmers, in the contented election esse of Chalmers vs. Manning, of Mississippi. In the case of Massey vs.

Wise, of Virginia, tbe Com mittee agreed to report in favor of Wise. FOREIGN. of Midgets. London, May midgets, General Mile ami Millie Edwards weie married ilns morning in the Register's ottice ut Manchester. Hoth were carried up stairs enveloped iv shawls and placed on law Office table.

They were perfectly self -possessed and answerbd questions and repeated the deductions, but iv a lain, piping voice. After marriage they breakfasted ut the Uraud Hotel. The religious ceremouy was performed In the uftcruouii aecordiiig to tbe Presbyteriau "Frou Frou" The audience at the Childa Opera House last night waa even larger titan on the upeuiug night, nut the entertainment ottered was by no meausos gratify' iug to tho lovers of the drama. Having duly celebrated the inauguration of our now dramatic temple, having dealt out liberal on all hands, from this time forward we propose to assert the right of criticism. "Frou Frou" is a play iv whioh the whole iuterest centers iv the heroine.

With the exception of an occasional note of comedy, principally referable to the Baron de Catnbri, all etforts of every Itiud depend upon the lady who persouates the title role. Allowing for the superb toilets of Mademoiselle Kin we are constrained to say that Blie failed to realize the high wrought expectations created by her reuditiou of Lady Teazle OH the opening night. Wheu aha becomes excited she speaks a language which a Parisian friend assures us Is not French and which wo cau a wear is uot English. Iv faot, for the greater portion of the evening, the charmiug star woe simply unintelligible to niue-tenths of her audieuoe. As she has a spleudid company, it is a pity that that portion of her repertoire wh eh sterling pluys with diversified action has not been more fully underlined iv tbe bills.

We are convinced that Mademoiselle Rhea would make a charming Lady liny Spauker; and lette might be very ceptably substituted for some of the plays already announced. Acknowledging a great pride in our new theatre, which, wo are assured, possesses splendid propertyroom facilities, it was a little trying, en the opeuiug night, to see tbe scene shift from tbe drawiug-room of Lady Teazle to that of Ludy Soeerwell without a change of "set." We trust that, during the remainder of Mademoiselle Rhea's eugagemeut, no such faults of omission will be noticed. To our infinite pleasure one new "set" was introduced last night. The ii combination is a remarkably talented oue, especially in its male components. We heartily hope that full scope will be given to its capabilities.

Last night, iv addition to the general excellence which characterized the acting of Mademoiselle Rhea, save in momeuts of excitement, when her command of F.uglish was defective, Miss tiugenie Liudeinau was effective and charmiug. Tonight the L'ueuuat Match will hold the boards, and it will doubtless be en joyed by a large house. EASTERN. Notes of Progress. Pomona now has seveuteeu fiowiug artesian wells that furnish 395 inches of water, with twenty miles of rlnine aud water pipe.

That result will astonish the readers of the Hkkaj.d, at a distance, who have no adequate idea of the of thU country in its industrial development. The ovement is sinij ly gigsVttic, iv every direction from Li-s Angalav the work of plowing, planting, building, sinking wells, drifting, tuu planting orchards, forests and vino yards is going forward with tremeudous energy. The I'omooa settlement, in ad ditiou to the 196 inches of well water, has brought sov Inches of water from the San Antonio cafton, aud from the San Antonio CUmega eighty-three inches inure bavo beeu brought out making over 1,900 inches of water brought out on to what was a squirrel pasture twelve years ago. Such a development is grand, and shows that the possibilities of Southern California, as set forth ia the Hckalii in years that are past, are being seized upon aud set forth even more rapidly than the prophecies of the Mm: ai.u indicated. Pomona has one six million gallon reservoir aud will make several more, while Anaheim is building MM that will hold 42U.U00.U00 gallons, lv I Canada reservoirs are to ho made i aud the orchards aud vineyards are ing the cbapparal to the in una tains.

All the air Is musical wilb the hum of I trial progress. LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD, THTJBSPAY MOKNING, MAY 29, 18fl4, LETTER FROM THE PEOPLE. set of Communications appearing In is not nnOo-Msrdy endorsed by the edltof of the HifctLD. Ths riur who drwirrs hoard In it should always ar ompany screed w.t'i his full name, not Mcessnrily for nuhll' ation hut as a (uarsntse of good fslth. I The Rltera BU.

Koitok Ukrai.o It is probably no fault of tbe manager, tbe new theater in tbn city last night, that tbe speculating fraternity "got their work iv" on the sale of tickets at public auc ion. It would not be a matter of surprise In these days of "puts and calls" to see pews lv a fashionable chnrch knocked down to tbe ungodly for nptoulntive purposes. But it is gratifying to see the "scalpers hoist by their own petard." This was witnessed Inst cveuing at the opening of tbe uew theater. Although there wui a crowd jamming Main street from First nearly to Second it seemed to be composed chiefly of those who hud come to wituesa the fashionable trappings of the elite aud dude element, rather than invest in tickets costing more than regular rates. Ths result won that many injudioious investors iv tickets at from $2.75 to $7.60 premium were glad to sell out a large balance ol holdings for the regular charge for the class of tickets they held.

Tie; public has no sympathy for these "scalpers" In their losses. A fraud was attempted upon the publio aud it has grown wise enough to wait and "get even." It cnunut be doubted that there are sufficient numbers of persons in Los Angeles able to appreciate the brightest talent which may grace the boards here; but they do not belong to a class so sub- Jaottfl of jiuy advertising or speculative craze as to lose either their business or art-critical sense. It is expected aud be' lieved that the management of the Los Angelas theater will meet, so far as possible, ths requirements of a community uo more fastidious tban those of older cities. Ytrbum Sup. Civih.

May 28th. Memorial Day. Tbe final arraugements for the celebration to-morrow were perfected at tbe ineetiug of the joiut committee last even ing, and are given herewith for the benefit of tbe public, Tbn committee request all who oau contribute flowers to bring them to the V. M. C.

A. Hall today, where the ladies are to meet and arrange bouquets and wreaths. Contributions of flowers should also be left at tbe headquarters of the G. A. Ooud Templar Hall, aud at the Baptist church, comer of Sixth and Fort streets.

The graves in the Evergreen Cemetery will be decorated on Friday forenoon, the comrades to assemble at their hall at tt a. m. aud go to the cemetery with the Band of Hope from the Railroad Chapel iv wagons, starting at 10 o'clock sharp from Uood Templars' Hall. At 12:30 P. M.

members of Iba different Posts of this city and of the Comptou Post, and all ex-Uuiou soldiers not members of the O. A. are to meet at i bind Templars' Hall, nud at 1 P. M. march ou Main and Sixth streets to tbe Baptist Church.

The Eigle Corps aud the Kire Department will also march to the church. The Band of Hope will assemble at the Y. M. C. A.

Hall aud fall into line as the procession moves up Main street towards tbe Plaza. AT Tint BAPTIST CHURCH. Doors open at 1 P. call to order at 1:30 p. h.

Music by tho Eagle Corps Baud. Prayer by the Chaplain, C. W. Tarr. Song by the choir, "What Peams so Bright." Recitation, "You put no Flowers on toy Papas Grave," by Miss Rosa Stanous." "Battle Cry of Freedom," by the choir; chorus by the Veterans.

Oration by Hon. W. A. Cheney. Memorial hymn by the choir.

Benediction, Rev. P. W. Dorsey. At the close of the above exercises the entire procession will form on Fort street, under tbe direction of the Marshal, Major Horace Bell and his aids, aud take up the line of march through Fort street to Third, to Spriug, to First, to Main, to the Plaza, countermarch to Temple, to Buena Vista and to the City Cemetery.

Iv the open square at the cemetery the different organizations will align In front of the platform iv the following order: First, Band of Hope; secoud, Post of the Q. A. R. and Mexican veterans; third, Eagle Corps and Fire Companies; fourth, citizens. TUX KXKRCIHES.

Ritualistic memorial services of the O. A. singing by the choir; readiug the names of tbe dead; address by Major Edward A. Weed, Frank Bartlett Post; a detAchment of cemrades the Band of Hope carrying flowers will proceed to each grave, the band playing the dead march, and after they have reached their position tbe cannou will be tired, when every grave will be decorated simultaneously with noral offerings. The Eagle Corps then tires three volleys over the graves and the services of the day are ended.

The various organizations theu march to their respective halls and disband, the Eagle Corps escorting the O. A. R. The societies or companies intending to participate are requested to report to tbe Grand Marshal, Major Bell, before four o'clock v. to-day.

The Superior Court Judges, Federal officials, couuty and city officials are to be provided with carriages in thejline. Drowned in Santa Ana River. From the subjoined special dispatch to the Hkralu it will be seen that Edward York, a member of the State Board of Eugiueers, was drowned iv the Santa Ana river, near Colton, yesterday evening. Mr. York, iv 1875, was iv charge of the party of engineers that surveyed tbe line of the Los Angeles and Independence Railroad through the Cajou Pasi.

He also surveyed an experimental live from this city out through the Puente Rancho, via Poinonn to tbe Cucamonga Rancho, He was a graduate of the Institut Poly technique, ef Paris, France, ami enjoyed a high reputation in a civil engineer: Colton, May 88, 1884. Loj Anuelks Daily Edward York, a member of the Statu Board of Engineers, was drowned iv the Santa Aua river to night. W. Beach. He Knew Him.

"Did you arrest that fellow I out yon askud a grocery keeper ut a "Yes, and the Judge mailed him." "Was he found guilty?" "Yes." "What did he do?" "Paid (he penalty, of course." "What was it?" "Work house for thirty days." "Well, it's a good thing it wasn't a grocery bill, or be wonld have been bung before, be paid it. I know tbe THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by C. F.

Helnzemau, ISO North Main atreet. WILL YOU BUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Ahiloh'a ia guaranteed toi ore you. Sold hy C. F. Hein-wmau, 122 North Main street.

HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY Mining News from Calico District. ST. CIIAKLKM HOTRL. Bunefa, fnmulsiia Tax lot, Fomoon It 11 Nsuuton, HK ButdMuan, Wis Osnll Ban ml, New hall Hiss Iteiisbww, do Ulsnohsrd, Paula Hourow, Oakland LM Low in; A Herrick, do Mrs Tomiflioh, Bsn In conversation with Mr C. L.

Brown, practical miner, just arrived from ths Calico alining District, San Bernardino county, a Hebalu reporter gleans the following reliable information. The sampling works of iJAKgett, near the town of Daggett, are vow iv a condition to perform effective work, ami all tbe miners who are taking out chloride ores propose to patronize the establishment. In addition to this, Mr. Osborn understood to bu perfecting arrangements tor tbe erection of largt reduction works, to accommodate not only the necessities of his own rich group ot mines, but of numerous others now developing with great promise. Wm.

Raymond, the owner of the Garfield, has recently bought the Oriental group, and proposes to cut a tunnel through tho ridge on which is located the Uartteld mine, running under the Occidental group, from one caDon to the other, which will test the value of this extensive property at a great depth. Mr. Raymond is now bufcily at work with two shifts iv a tunnel already 200 feet in length. Tbu reporter was shown specimens of ore from the Bismarck, containing pure silver, aud other specimens more or less Impregnated with silver ore. Heretofore tbe ground iv the vicinity of the Bismarck has beeu considered worthless, but Mr.

Brown feels aasured it will turn out an abundance of profitable ore milling from $75 to $150 per ton. Altogether, Mr. Brown insists that tbe Calico Mining District, notwithstanding the great output of the King mine, so well known, la still in its infancy, and that the most startling developments abide in ths future. Another Crooked Prospector. The Herald called attention last Fall to a scoundrel by Ihe name of Taylor, who swindled Col.

Howland out of an ontlit, consisting of a spaa of horses and wagou aud a supply of food for a mining camp for several weeks. Taylor pretended he had found some of the best of silver mines and exhibited some very rich specimens of ore which he had stolen. Mr. Church, formerly foreman of tbe Bveniny of this city, was induced to go out with Taylor and two raiueri, to open a the great silver mines which he bad discovered. But when the outfit had reached the vicinity of the mines Taylor, on a pretext to go ou an errand of stria sort, left Church and ran away with tbe team, which he sold in Ventura county.

He was afterwards caught in San Luis Obispo aud sent to Prison. A similar case appears to have turned up again in San Bernardino, where a man named Joseph Ingram, who goes by the name of Morgan, was the culprit. He showed rich samples of ore to Doctor Geo. T. White and induced him to purchase a horse and wagon and a camping outfit for prospecting, which Morgan-Ingram borrowed for a brief drive to see some dear friends neur the Chino Rancho.

That was about two weeks ago, but the borrowed outfit has not been returned. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of the Bwiudter. Resolution No. 282. Resolution of intention to improve and grade Second street, from Buuker Hill aveuue to Olive street.

Be it resolved by the Mayor and Council of the city of Los Angeles: Section 1. That it is the intention of the Mayor and Council of the City of Los Angeles to cause to be improved and graded, at the expense of the property 1 owners, Second atreet from Buuker Hill avenue to Olive street, in the following manner: The road-bed shall be graded and covered with 8 inches of gravel raked free of coarse stones of more that 2 inches in diameter, and it shall be made to conform to the established grade at the center of the street with the proper slope towards the curb; after being gravelled it shall be thoroughly wet and then rolled. The ourb shall be of redwood 3x12 Inches placed with the upper edge to the established grade and spiked to posts of redwood, 4x4 inches, 3 feet long, set into the ground full length below the top of the ourb and inside of the same and not more than four feet apart, aud one to each joint of the curbing. The gutter shall be feet wide, concave at the bottom aud paved with granito cobble-stones uot less ttian 12 inches long aud nut more than 6 iuohes in diameter, thoroughly set iv sand aud theu rammed. The center of tbe gutter shall be 12 inches and tbe outer edge shall be inches below the grade.

The sidewalks shall be 10 feet wide, graded and oovered with 3 inches of tine gravel, smeothly laid and raked free of coarse stones of more than 1 iuch in diameter. The slope of the sidewalks shall be three inches the enrb. Sec. 2. That the exterior boundaries of the district of land to be affected or benefited by said work or improvement, and to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses thereof, are as follows: Couimeucing at tbe N.

curner of Olive and Second streets, and running thence along the westerly boundary of Olive street northerly 50 feet to a point; thence ou a Hue parallel with the ceuter Hue of Second street westerly 560 feet, to the east boundary of Buuker Hill avenue; theLce aloug the easterly boundary of Bunker Hilt avenue southerly 100 feet to a point; thence on a li. parallel with the center live of Second street easterly 500 feet to the west boundary of Olive street; thence southerly 110 feet to the point of beginning. Skc. S. Tbe Clerk of Ihe Comet) shall certify to the passage of Ibis shall cause the same to be published once iv the Los Angeles Daily Herald, and thereupon and thereafter it shall take effect and be In force, hereby certify tbit the foregoing resolution was adopted by the Council of the City of Loa Angeles ut its meeting of May 26th, A.

D. 1884. W. W. Ru BIN HON, Clerk of the Council of tbe city of Los Angeles.

Approved this 27th day of May, A. D. 1884. C. E.

Thou, Mayor. A Dangerous Street. Ou Temple street, near Pearl, is a narrow causeway needing the attention ot the city authorities. At the crossing of an arroyo the street baa been filled so narrowly that two teams cannot pass, and during a dark night tbe driver of a team is compelled to feel his way cautioualy to prevent precipitation down the steep embankment. Should a runaway occur on the approaches of either side, a wreck of team, driver, vehicle and contents would seem to be inevitable, to say nothing of prospective collision.

The dangerous passage should be attended to at once. Portland Cement. My own importation; direct from ex-ship Blengfel. For sale in lota to init. Special rates glren for large Walter S.

Maxwell NKVV TO DAY, CAUTION. All iwriwif CMitionad iietfoti.tli'f; lor promiiMory not. lur the ol executed on or the Urn ol May, hv in. and payable to b.arer, Ihe WM wm obtained bj IreuJ uou torn up holder" gyfegg REMOVAL. GRAHAM CLARKE, Have removed their Heel Fjdate office to 07 Spring- etreet, oppunte thu (Juurt House.

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CLaaas OK AH AM CLARKE, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, City and country property bought, sold and Exchanged. Loans uegotUtsd. U. tUrks, Noisrv Public slid Couveynnoer. Office 07 Bpriug Lue Ai.ffeles, Cal.

Jk. OARD. In regard to the distressing accident to our boy and the professional treatment of his broken Jaw, tbe following facts are of Interest to the publlont this time: 1. Dr. Httcklns did not hnve charge of the case nor operate before the eleventh day.

2 tils conduct toward the attending physician was always courteous and professional. 8. The Anal and suocessful operation was performed by Dr. Hockins, after tbe lapse of eleven days, assisted by Bra. Wise, Roej and Klrkpatriolc.

Tbe operation then was the name that Dr. Huckinsrud advised at Unt We are profoundly grateful for the complete success of the QnsJ operation, and make this statement In Justice to Dr. Huoklns and to correct misrepresentations aud false and injurious impression. BAXTER TODD. Horses for Sale! 300 COOD YOUNG BROOD MARES In or.

lot or In Lots to Salt TSIV WILL SI SOLO CHEAP. Apply at Santa Margarita Rancho, San Diego county, to Klt'ti AKD O'NKILL, May 28th, my2ft lm Notice to Oroditors. Estate oj H. Ross, deceased. Notice Is hereby by the undersigned, nd mm Ist rator of the estate of R.

E. ttoss, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons hat ingolsimssgainit ths said to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of thin nottco, to the said administrator at the office of Urates Chapman, Hoom No. 21, Baker Block, Los An geles city, the same being the place for the transactions of the business of said estate. L. N.

BREED, Administrator of ths estate of R. E. lloss, de- Dated Msy 28th, 1884. Chilis Under the management of Messrs. Qustev and Charles Krohman and Al Uaymnn.

TO-NICHTI Thursday Ev'ng, May 29, Third appeal anee of the Great French 9oc.ety Star Mile RHEA, Supported by MR. ARTHUR ELLIOT And a carefully selected company, under the management of Arthur It Chase, In the following strong repertory: TO-NICHT TO-NIGHT Unequal Match! Third performance, Ticket 3. Friday Camilla Fourth performance, Ticket SATURDAY MATINSE, UNEQUAL HATCH. Fifth performance. Ticket ft.

Saturday night Adrieune LHUth performance, Ticket 0. SPECIAL (or any' performance can be obtain, a 1 thla day the box onlce of the Theatre. PRICKfJOF AUMIMBIOII: Private Bone, SIM orchestra, Heeerved, SIM; Druse Circle, Hi-served. General AdmiaatOD, tl; Balcony. 60c.

Next Monday. June 2d, Charley Reed! I) EMERSON'S MINSTRELS. Chilis Sew liatre! Commencing MONDAY, JUNE 2. Short Seaeon Only. JUST the PLAIN COMEDIAN, CHARLEY REED Emerson's Minstrels.

EMERSON'S CBMIBIASS I EMERSON'S QUARTETTE I Emeraon a Celebrated Orchestra. Seata on aale Friday at the Box office of the Theatre. Popular 27 i507T5b7 i5O. DO YOU WANT THE VERY BEST QUALITY White Shirt AT A REASONABLE PRICE? If so, ask any of the leading dealers in this city or State for Number 150 Standard Shirt! STAMPED FINE LINEN. And you will buy better value than has ever before been offered in the I lilted States.

this Shirt trial, recommend it to your friends, and thereby do your share in promoting Home Manufacture. 150. 150. 150. 150.

rnvt'SuiTuThSutp NEW TO-DAY. NEW TO-DAY. HEW TO-DiW Peerless Dry Goods Emporium mm OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, SBfi 105 AND 107 NORTH SPRING STREET. The Largest Stork. The Finest Goods.

THE LOWEBT PRICEB. Wa direct from Manoheater a full line of r.ble Liuou, Napkins, Toweli, Fronting Handkerchiefs, Manufactured Expreaaly for Ua. We are Brat and only home In thi, city bai ever lm ported tin. clan of good, direot from and we we enabled lv them for law money than other houeea have to pay for them. We are alee agents for Ladiei, Gentleman'a aud BATHING SUITS I Which we are aalling at extraordinary Low Prices.

STERN, CAHN LOEB. Certain Portions of my stock must be cleared regardless of cost. The assortment is too varied to attempt quoting prices. Not only a few articles marked down, but the whole entire stock. H.

B. FOX. 36 North Spring St. NEW TO DAY. WANTED, SITUATION.

By a young man of good address bookkeeper, general oOob man or clerk in any kind of business. Work for email salary, best of reference! given, Address box K)U, Lee An gales. razD 1 FOR SALE. 72 Hill Lots ob the luUUant run. $200 EACH, $50 GASH And In inontblv ItutellmmU of 110 Th.

lot. eituated on tb. hill nr. adJao.nl to the Presbyterian Female Seminary, Now bolnf built, within One HUe of the Postoflice. LOTS COMMAND A FINE VIEW Of moat of th.

City ud the ocmd to th. west. Appllto WICKS, LUCAS BENTLEY, Booms ST. Temple Block. i AMU.iKMKNTS ANNUAL Picnic and Ball! LHR rRBBTOH Benevolent Society, AT CITY GARDENS, SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1884.

Games of All Kinds. Frizes for the Best Waltzera. KftLAMBACH'S BARB H.I eDgattod to play lor the AtlmlHNlun, a.ntlemui, SO. LADiKS FBEK. m2Md RACES! GRAND SUMMER TROTTING and RUNNING MEETING OVKR TBE AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, LOS ANGELES, CALA.

Five days' Raring, commencing, Tsjesulay. July Int. and ending Joiy Sth, First Tiir-rtay, Jnly 1. First Bacs-Trottiag-For 3-minute cisss. Purse, Sasend half mile and repeat; free for all.

Purse, tlfao. Merond llsy Werlnfsrlsj, July Two sped Raoes, te be announced hereafter. Third July 8. First class. Purse, S2OO Second -One and one elghtn mile; free for all thiea year-olds Purse, il6o.

Fourth Day Friday, July 4. Two special Raoes, to be announced hereafter Firth Isay il. Rrst Race-Trotting- Free for all three yearolds. Purse, twoo. Second ami one eighth mile; free for all.

Purse, 60. CONDITIONS: All nf the above purses to he divided; twothirds to the first horse, mm third to the second All trotting races, mile heats, threu In Aye, In hamew, and lo be governed hv the mlee of the National Trotting AH-ocistlon. All running wen to he governed hy the rulss of the Pacific Count HUod Horse Anstx-iatlon. Entries in all purses dose on Saturday, June 7th, ISH4. Kntrniicu fee lUper rent, of purse, which must accompany the entry.

IMAwSfTT Propristors, Lock box WOi. Los Angelas, Notice to Horse Hen AND THE PUBLIC. In our ad vert tits I Race Programme for the first week in July we left Wednesday and PfMW, July and 4th, open until ws could confer MM owners of racers In order to ths public it possible, and on WRBNEBUAY, JULY 2d, Will give a Uunnins; Race, free for all two-year olds entrance, S6O added, 2d horss to save entrance, distanoe flvesightlis of a mile. Also another event te he announced hereafter, FKIDAT, JULY 4tt, A Grand free for all three year olds, dash of 1J mils, entrance, 2d horss to save entrain s. Also, same day, Trotting, mile heats, 2 In for two-year-olds, 926 entrance, added, NOTE consent of all parties Interested, the mars Kate Render Is not barred from the 46 Trotting event M.

FAWCICT (JO. BJjfcW ft POLASKI ft, BROTHERS, 118 North Main Street, MERCHANT A Spring and Kunamrr 1884 Saltings and just re ccived. are new In design, and of fluent fabrics. Ready Made Clothing! The latest styles for the season are in Cutaway Sacks and 4 button Cutaway Frocks, satin fared, long-roll Ocoata and Ulateiettes. We bare tailors on the premises who take particular pains in lilting ready made garments.

Boys' Ready Made Clothing. FURNISHING GOODS. lor Summer wear. HAW. OoUar.

and NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR. OUSTS PRICE. nif 17tf CALIFORNIA AUCTION HOUSE! 71 SPRING BTREET. WE HAVE GOME and WE MEAN to STAY I Look .1 oar price, and compare th.m with other houeea. Grand Opening of Men's 1 Boys' Clothing, ALL NEW AND LATEST STYLEB.

ALSO BOOTS AND SHOES! Men'afine Caaalmere Snita from 7.00 to $15.00 Black UK aack or frock, from 12 00 to 20 00 Genuine Scotch Tweed from 8.00 to 13 00 Cheviot Suit, from 6.00 to 12 60 Fine French from 16.00 lo 26.00 Genuine Caeeimere Panta from 1.76 to 6.60 Suita from 3.60 to 10.00 BOOTS BHOBS. Full Stock Calf Boota $2.60 O. K. Fall Nailed Bottome 3.00 Full Stock drain Leather 3.00 Uaitera or Alexia Tiea at 1.76 Brogana, Very Heavy 1.25 Cloth Tup, London Toe Shoe 1.76 Hata, Capa, Overall, and fnll Linea of Genta' Furniehing Oooda.Trnnka and Valieee 50 ptr cent, cheaper than any other houae on the I'acitic Coaat. STRICTLY ONE PRICE.

D. HARRIS Proprietors. DO YOU PROPOSE BUYING A FOR THE HARVEST OF 1884? It you do. Reed the lag THE ADRIANCE BUCKEYE MOWERS (MtA ramnn Th.y have elwaya etood at the head Their haa been largely ill ol any and all other. Their In IKBS wa.

double that ol Ihree year. alio. Thiy aie the oiilv Moaere which have remained unehenaed In piiiiolii.l, have coiiaUntly gained In popularity ami have outlived kind ol competition. The vi r.iict ol the fannera la, that they elcel all other, in Slmplirlty, Strength, Durability, Ease of Managenie.it, Portabitty. Lightness of Draft, Variety and Ease or Adjustment, And capacity to do good work In all kinda anil conditiona of gran.

Mr We invite inapeotlon.fecliugcoutident of convincing any one of their aupremacy. HAWLEY BROTHERS' HARDWARE COMPANY, S8 to Los Angeles Street. Los Angeles. m2l lm To All Whom it May Concern. Tha privilege of keeping; the bara, reatauratit, ioa cream eeloon, during the Ueftrae' Turn feat at the city Merdeite, on Sunday and Monday, Juno nd and will he aold to the high eat bidder at Tumvereln Mall on Saturday even Ine, May Slat, at 8 o'i look r.

a Term, will be anuounoad at the aaie. THE I uMM.TTkK of ARRANUIMKNT DiySS St far the reett.al W. BPENOB, PI. I'M KM. Ute of I.

now Icxated at No. 44 South Hl.rh'B atreet, l.i rear of F. a. Rroan'e hardware atore. Prepared to do all alula of Srattlaaa plumbing, ntallf TEAMS WAHTID To nanl hay from naar Oahuarnra Paw Apply lo AH.

Miller, 4'i North Main atreet. mil It.