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WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. ARMY. Division of Telegrams and Reports for tbe heutlt of Commerce and Agriculture. Report of 01.

eervations taken at Los Angeles, Aug. 1 ISB4- LOCAL BREVITIES Mr. Robert Farrel), an energetio gentleman, well known to Los Angelee, has been appointed subscription agent for the Hkkai.u. For sometime to oomo be will dcv te himself to the oily audits immedif surroundings. We commend him to who desire the leading daily journal published south of San Franmsoo.

oigara, P. O. Cigar Store, tf Try Lankerahlin Co's new proooss roller flour. A. W.

and wife, of Sen Jose, are at the St. Elmo. Samples of Cleveland hats are on exhibition at Biegel's. Attention is celled to a strayed or etoleu in to-day's IJeralu. Gentlemena' gauze vests cents aud cornice poles free; People's Store.

Mr. Richard Gird end wife, of the Chiuo Rtucho, a are at the Ml. Klino. Ladies should use Peck's Premium Perfumes. For sale at all droggists.

Mr. R. J. Norlham and family, of Anaheim, are registered at the St. Klino.

A respectable girl advertises for a situation as chambermaid, in New To- Day, Judge Howard, of the Superior Court, bas taken a vacation till the Ist uf September. Tbe highest temperature yesterday was 80:3 degrees, end tbe lowest, 60:0 degrees. Fall finished hose, polka dote. 15 cents, and coruice pole free; Vindication Bale, People's Store. To yonng If you desire another husbsnd, use Peck's Premium Perfumes.

Mr. M. G. Wheeler, the well known Surveyor, of San Diego, is registered at the Pico House. Under the bead of "wanted" several interesting advertisements will be found in our New To Day.

It is not without your while ta visit the Vindication Sale aud get cornice pole free; People's Store. Grend opening et tbe new Bismarck Hall, lit. Main street, under the United Sates hotel, this evening. Maroney's Arizona excursion, consisting of forty-seven members, will arrive thu aflernoon at 12 20 o'clock. Mrs.

J. Roll, of Auburn, Placer county, Is visiting uer parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Viokeiy, of this city. Fine bowling elley, billiard and pools tables at Bismarck Hall, Main street, antler the United Stetes Hotel. Nortbcrafts Clerk will hold a fur niturs auction, corner of Tenth and Flower streets, at 10 o'clock, on the 10th instant. Fust class pianos aad second-band, for sale and to rent. Valentine's music store, '7 N.

Main street. if Mr. P. W. Deck man elsewhere notifies tbe public that be has lust a horse, for whose return be will pay a reward of $5.

To-day we have reloaded our center tables with uew aad varied bargains and elegant cornices free; Vindication Sale, Peoj le's Store. Hon. Cornelius Cole, ex-Uuited States Senator end Los lea farmer, is on tbe overland from Washington, I). C. due at Los Angeies at 12:20 r.

m. today. There ere undelivered telegrams at tbe telegraph office for Mrs. Gilbert, B. Bulkley, Rev.

John Heushal, George H. Melae and Julius Kaplan. Excavations are beiug made on Malu street, between First end Second, for tbe laying of the new gas mains, whicb are to be put In on Main street as ftar as Eighth. By advertisement elsewhere it will be seen that owners of teams have au opportunity of employing tbem profitably on Ibe Los Augeles aod Sau Gabriel Valley Railway. Mr.

G. TsDSote is affording residents of his neighborhood, through the medium of bis caah store, facilities for unrivaled bargains fur cash. Hu stock is a capital one, and has been selected with great judgment. A large invoice of sponges end obantois skins at wholesale at MjcDonell's drug store, North Main street, opposite Baker Block. There will be a match game of base ball on Sunday afternoon between the Third Nine of tbe Los Angeles Base ill Club and tbe original Bough and Ready Club of this city.

Mr. T. J. Askio, who waa run over and fatally injured on Thursday evening, died yesterday afternoon about '2 o'clock. lie was unconscious from the time be was.injured lo tbe lime of bis death.

Mrs- Kate Siddoos, wife of John C. Ruddock, County School Superintendent of public schools of Mendocino county, formerly of Los Angeles county, died et Ukiah, July list, in the 20th year of her age. Ask your grocer for the new patent roller flour of Lankersbim Co. The -San Francisco Hoi. I QaxttU states that Mr.

A. Clawaou. of this city, who haa leased the Depot Hotel at Ogden, will continae to menage tbe Railroad Hotel in Los Angeles. "A thing ef beauty ia a joy forever." Cornice free and en endless variety of bargains; People's Store. Mr.

K. J. Baldwin a old horse, Savannah, yesterday won at Sar toga, heating tbe famous Flyaway and csjuickstepT This is tbe fifth victory for Loe Angelee horses in the Eastern races. Ia City Justice Morgan's curt yesterday, ttenoit Santa Crux, for assault with a deadly weapon; will be examined on August 7th at 10 a. m.

Pedro Villa, for dirtarbing the peace, will be tried on tbe same day at 1 r. m. Appoliuaris and creem water on draught at McDonell's elegant fountain, opposite Baker Block, North Main attest. In Recorder Miles' yesterday there were tiled for record nineteen deeds, fourteen mortgagee, thirteen sat of mortgages and three miscellaneous papers, but no marriage lionses. Messrs.

Keiotuch Brothers are removing to No. 50 Spring street, tbe store formerly occupied by MissL U. Hammend, In Central Block. Next Sunday evening the Turnverein Gertnania will give en enterUinnaent andbaUalTumveretn Hall. All lovers of fan, wishing to pass a evening, should go.

See advertisement in New To-Day. Take your Saturday promenade and wend your way into the People's Store, We have unusual attraetiousto-day, and cornice poles free. The cheerful intelligence is given to tbe people to day that the city reservoir, although doubled ia aise, is now filled with water, Ibat all danger from scarcity of water In ease of fire le nog- abolished. A party of geoUemssa will visit the rescrvour (his afternoon aad examine its condition. LOS ANGELES DAILY HgRALD, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1884.

Chief of Police T. J. Cuddy bu furutahed the Hsjulo with the following arrests for the month of July, aa follows: Murder, assault and lattery, 11; grand larceny, assault with deadly weapou, 3) disturbing tbe peace, 13: petit larceny, drunk, lv; drunk and disorderly, 35; lighting, embeazlenieut, liceuao ordinance, violating hitching ordinance, violating saloon ordinance, disorderly conduct, 13; violating sign ordinunoe, offering a biibe, suspicion, 'J; violating lire ordiauce, forgery, carrying concealed weapons, resist tug ay uflicer, firing bams, exposing person, Insane, sick in streets, lost childreu, smoking opium, vulgar language, gamblers, visitors at gambling houses, 30; impounded, prostitutes, Tl; no license, soliciting prostitution kidnapping a girl, fast driving, totat, Mr. and Mrs. Mays Wicks have returned from their tiding trip to Laka Tahoe, where they spent a month In the charming summer climate of that elevated region, where the air contains the very wine of life and the water seems distilled from crystal.

Kven the fldiue that float in the pellucid waters have a delicacy of flavor that is found nowhere else. Our esteemed friend and bis charming wife were just the persons lo appreciate such rate and delightful scenery und surroundings. It is needless to say that they return with fresh and inspiring thoughts imm the grand and beautiful ana rceues with which they wore surrounded in the lovely ras. Their home will hereafter be one of tbe most delightful social centers of oar beautiful city. Tho box office at the Opera House will be opeu this morning, at 9 o'dock, for the sale of seats for tho grand operatio performance given by Miss EllrnCoursen, a California artiste, aiul Mr.

Ftulay Finlayson, formerly dramatic editor of the New York World. Concerning Miss Courat.ii in patriotic songa the ttxamimr says: "Miss Ellen Coursen then ap peart attirnl in costume as the Goddess of Liberty, cany ing in her loft hand tho American flag, and sang "The Star Spangled Banner" in a manner which excited tho wildcat enthusiasm of the vast audience. At its conclusion a shower of bouquets fell at her feet, and aha retired amid a deaf on ing peal of at pi suae." The San Diego Union says: Tom McAaliffe, who has returned from a trip to Julian, showed us a piece of ore yesterday that bod boon taken from a new ulaim just located on the edge of the desert, about ten miles eust of Julian, which assays over one thousand dollars per ton. This claim has been located by Thomas Buudy, of Julian, and Mr. MoAulilTe says that it ut tbe testimony of all the miners in the Julian distriov that it is a very rich discovery.

Tbe gold is so tine in the ote that thuy can only be separated by smelting. He also lays that Ambrose Buok have struck a rich elaini a few miles from Banner, the ore of which will assay away up in tbe hundrds. Mr. Charles 11. Brown arrived in Los Angeles yesterday from a aixteeu days' prospecting tour in which he hat been remarkably fortunate, iug located a welt-defined, eight foot lodge of silver ere whicb promises to go up to tbe hundreds of dollars to the too, and which remarkably resembles the ore of the Consolidated Virginia aud California mines in their hey-day.

The region pros- Eccted by him is within easy reach of os Angeles. Bargains at in lawns, white goods, laces, edgings, fans, parasols, corsets, handkerchiefs, ladies', misses' and children's hose, towels, napkins, table linens, gloves, ladies', misses' and children's shoes and Spiiug and Summer dry goods, as the entire stock ia marked down to coat to reduce stock before going East after goods. This is to be a clearance aale of all that are liable to be kept over the season. That favorite, and popular resort, the Etntiacht, comes to the front iv our advertising columns this morning with the just boast that the Anheuser-Busch beer has extorted recognition for excellence all over the world. The proprietor.

Mr. Charles Bauer, Is well snd favorably known iv this community. The attendance and appointments of the Kmtracht are such as to assure a good time lo all who go there. It is reported that iv the deep gulches on the northerly side of the high peeks of the Sierra Madre, east of San Bernardino, that the snow is from ten feet to one hundred feet in depth. This snow will slowly melt, bnt will probably not half melt thia summer, so there will be a good supply streams sud springs summer, even without any rainfall during the coming winter, and irrigators will be happy.

Mr. Louis Sohwarx, who is well kuown to most of the old residents of Los Angeles, has established a depot for California wives and brandies st the comor of Main and Third streets. He will inske a specialty of Napa and Sonoma wines, dealing, also, in the favorite Los Angeles wines and brandies. He will supply customers iv all quarters of the city by wagon. The oflioe of the Southern California Immigration Association has been moved to the Board of Trade rooms, where maps, papers and discriptive literature of the opportunities and of all portions of Southern California, and where visitors can obtain all the necessary information about lands for homes.

We are happy to say that not a lady entered onr store without making a parchase. Our bargains are irresistible; People's Store. In Mayor Thorn's Court yesterday M. Chapeau, convicted of being drank and disorderly, paid live dollars' tine. Syt Tester Mascarel, arrested for quarreling and lighting, was disohergedfor lack of evidantv.

Hia commie, Augustin Bernal, arrestotl on the same charge, paid five dollars' fine. Marie, a diuukan cyprian, paid the same tine into the Curt. Lsst Sunday the son of Mr. O. L.

Mesnsger was baptized by Rev. Father Gaudon, at the Church of our Lady of Angela. The godfather wai Mr. H. Leoroq, and the godmother Madame Emma Vignea.

The social dinner that followed waa given at tbe restaurant of the godfather in Santa Monica and was a moat delightful affair. In another part of thia number of the IHkai.ii appear the condolence and reipect of the Arrowhead Social and Literary Society in memory of Leah 4tich, whose auddeu death was sanouooed in these columns a lew days since. Tbe pUuting of the trees in the railroad park at San Fernando aaa been a great success. The trees were planted last winter aud are doing very well indeed. They are already au ornament to the settlement, and next year will be a thiug of beauty.

Deputy Sheriff tieorge E. (jird started yesterday with T. J. Morrison, a orezy mau, for tbe Insane Asylum, and the larceniat Pelier for the State Prison. Morrison waa especially violent an 1 tore itis clothes nearly off from his body before he was proporly secured.

Hon. Win. A. Conn this morning offera to purchasers nnuaual inducements In the shape of a flour mill and eligible leasehold property located in San ber. nardiao.

For further particulars oar Traders ara directed to oar advertising columns. it ia reported that the runaway team which hilled Mr. Aetin waa left unhitched on New High etreet while tie driver gallanted a lady friend up stain. If that ia the true state ot the oaae tha driver ie to bleme, Home of the Rivereide vineyards pleated with Sultana grapes will yield forty pounds per Tine this year, or twelve tons per acre. The vinee are but five yeara old.

That is a good record for theMultanu. Cleveland Hats. Stegtl, thr Hmtler, Lot AngeUt Have to-day forward to yoa samples ot Cleveland adopted aa regulation by ihe Democrats County Commuter, July 28th. The re eh on thia ia something enormoue. Hwaauxa', the Hatter, San ftaaciaoo.

The New Railroad. The Los Angelee and San Gabriel Valley Railroad Company will commence on Monday tbe grading of seven miles of the track of that important live of road. It is understood that the dummy railroad eumpany will retire from the Held, and that the Los Angeles and Sau Gabriel Valley Railroad will occupy tbe Arroyo Seoo line, provided the right of way is given along that Hue. It also appears that there are two rontes along the Arroyo Seco for this line, one of which is in the Arroyo valley and the other on the mesa ml joining ou the north. This appears to be tbe popular route, from the fact Hut tbe line displays both the valley land aud the mesa, and is also oo the proper piano for a branch railroad through tbe San Rafael Rancho end Verdugo Canon to Creseeuta Canada, which is rapidly titling up with settlers.

A line in tbe Arroyo bottom would not display tbe mesa at nil, while a road on tbe metia would display both the mesa, the mountains ami the bottom lands. If tbe proper right of way is secured tbe road along the Arroyo will speedily be constructed on that line. The line which was to enter the city by Atiso street has already scoured the right of way, but if the Arroyo land owners will grant the same right ot way the live mity go by th it route. The popular Hue will doubtless be by tbe Arroyo mesa. There is another consideration that sbould load this road by the Arroyo mesa, and that in the business that is to come to it from the Sen Rafael and Canada rancbos.

A new wagon road is to be built from near the Watte reservoir in San Rafael rancho, through the Verdugo mountains to tho Lauterman settlement. Tbia road would be a largo feeder for the line, and that with tho Verdugo canon settlement aoovo the rancho of Mayor Thorn, and the Creseeuta would make a lively business for the new line. It is important that all interests should be harmonized and that the road ahould be built on tho most advantageous line for alt interests concerned. If the land owners along the line comprehended thtir true interests they would give tbe right of way with alacrity, and speed the construction of this line of travel aud trade. The road will be built on one of the three lines proposed, end it remains for the land owners to, say which it shall be.

County License Law. The obnoxious County License Law is creating the most intense throughout the city and The business men are perfectly furious and denounce the act tn most unmeasured terms. The following petition is now in circulation to be presented to the Board of Supervisors at their me eting next Monday, August 4th: "7'o the Board of Suiter visors of the County of Los Angeles, July 30, ISS4- Gknts: We, undersigued taxpayers of tbe city of Loe Angeles, bt-g respectfully that you at once repeal tbe odious county license law, it being antagopiatio lo republican or principles and oppressive to the dealers and traders of the county. We would urge upon you the necessity of repealing such ordinance and lessen the taxation and discomfort of your petitioners." There is no doubt but that the Board will repeal tbe law which is so burdensome to the business interests of this city. By this most unequal law the retail Itqnor dealers pay a license of only $10 per quarter, while every peddler of merchandise or other goods in a wagon is taxed $40 per quarter.

A commission merchant must pay 95 per quarter aud a real estate agent $10 per quarter. Persons engaged in bottling and sslllng beer or ale must ply $5 per quarter and an insurance agent $10 per quarter. A wood-yard pays $5 per quarter, and a second-hand furniture store $10 per quarter. It is needless to say that the indignation of the people is great and gi owing. From all parts of the county the storm bursts forth and will not cease till the rates are changed.

Tbe law seems to be a tax on energy and enterprise, and in many cases will exceed the profits of the dealers. Do the Supervisors mean to take away the entire support of families by this law A Mugwump on the Plumed Knight. I Editor Herald It puzzles me very much why the Republicans of this seem to do nothing but howl about Blame, as if he had done the State some great service. They bold np his Chinese record. What opposition there ever was to anti-Chinese legislation came from the Republican party, notably Edmunds of Vermont and Dawts of Massachusetts.

Blame, while Speaker of the House of Representatives, prostituted bis position to make himself a millionaire or financial bandit, and from the number of fat pluml be picked, he deserves his name as the plummed knight or tbe Knight." He hae had two atnbittooe during bis life. The first waa to get rich, and ihe second was to become President of the United States. The first be has already accomplished. Hia magnetism is simply demagogiain. For the last eight years he has been moving heaven and earth to accomplish the second ambition.

His way of getting bold of the Mulligan letters and the sunstroke racket prove him a trickster. He never had a sunstroke before or since, nor will not, till next November. Daring the war he was so afraid to lose aa opportunity of getting hold of some fat plums, that, when he was drafted and called to do his duty, he hired a substitute, and now they are holding bin up as the noblest Roman of tbem all, a typical American. Typical Americans never send snbstitntes. Instead of buying plumes the Blame enthusiasts should buy a "white feather." They should also purchase glasses so as to distinguish betwoen honesty aud roguery.

At present they are morally blind. A RkptMLU'AN Duerte, July 28tb. The Laws of Evaporation. Conrad Dryer, a man who was until recently in the employ of Mr. Conrad Hafen, a winetnaker, was examined yesterday upon tbe charge of burglary, before Justice Ling.

Ia order to let the public judge of the helnouaneea of Conrad's crime, a condensation of the prosecuting witness' testimony is hereegiven: "Der boy sumdlmes he talk very much mit bis mouth, und he peat der horses. I cun'd say of he waa droonk, but be peat der horses und he was talk soo much. He go und take of mcr ill hinges yon de door of the keller where I keeps my wine und mit a bucket mit a buckst goes he hi wine, und this several time, and in his troonk find we the backet." The complaining witness was confidential all through and gave these feels to his honor and the counsel on both sides with many gestures aad shrugs. Miss Ida, hia daughter, being called afterwards gave expert testimony as tothe evaporation In a gallon barrel every fortnight. For the defense the only testimony was in rebuttal as to tbe evaporation ef 160 gallon kegs, as stated by Miss Ida.

The Judge pondered deeply about this problem for a time, and coming to the conclusion that wine don't evaporate at the rate of a bucket and Its contents during one night, held Conrad Dryer in the sum of 9300 to appear before the Superior Court for the crime of burglary. A Word of Caution. The glanders appears to be prevailing among the horses of Southern California to a moderate extent. Some have been attacked by the disease in this city and have been promptly shot. The disease is also reported in Man Bernardino county.

All persons should kaow that the harboring of an animal infected with this disease is a great criminal offense, by the laws of the State. All animals infected with glanders should be killed and buried as soon as the disease li diecovered. It should also be know.i far aud wide, that human beings are quite as likely to take this disease from a horse as tbey are to take small pox from an individual. The only way to stop the disease is to kill every horse that shall become feet ad with it Sbould any attrt eases occur here they will be dealt with in that meaner, and tha disease be not peri aaUted In spread. A Budget of Railway News.

Captain Waau rulhamus, of Yuma, arrived In Los Angelos yetterdsy, from the scene of the bridge building operations at the Needles. The temporary bridge mjA Colorado river at that point has been completod, and the first train passed over it yesterday, thus for tho future doing away with tbe laborious process of transporting freight lioat on the Atlantic Pacific Railway. The Captain went down to Wilmington to sec bis brother. He will return to-day and go out to Yuma, where he will engage a large force of Cooopah ludluns for work ou the permanent biidge at the Needles. The demand for farm labor in Kern county has been so great in the harvest field that the Mojave and Cohuilla Indians, who were formerly employed by the railway company, have been coaxed off, anil it is necessary to employ the services of the hostile Indians ot Ihe lower Colorado, who can be scoured for titty cents a day, while the pamperod Indians of tbe Mojsvo country are now receiviug $2 a day as agricultural We may add that a sort of epidemic haa broken out at The Needloa, whicb has resulted in several very sudden deaths amongst the bridge builders.

Dr. Ross, of this city, was summoned yesterday hy telegraph to attend to these cases. This unexpected mortality is supposed to have resulted from the too free nse of ice water In a climate where the thermometer at midday, in this season of the year, generally stands at l.lt Fahrenheit. We learn from Captain Polhamus that, as soon as tho permanent bridge has been built over The Needles, ihe whole foroe of laborers will be shifted to Yuma', and that the bridge at that point will he open for couimeroe about tho 15th instant. This will be gratifying news to our merchants, to.

our farmers, and to tho public generally, all of whom have bueu greatly incommoded by the obstruction of transportation incident to the sweeping away of bridges of trans continental importance. Captain Polhamus added that, owing lo the super-human efforts of the railway people, almost the wbulo of the contents of tbe blockaded freight traina on the other side of the Colorado have been already transferred to this aide. Council Proceedings. The Council met yesterday afternoon as a Board of Equalization and transacted the following business: E. Martin assessment on stock of liquors, was raised from 96,000 to 98,000.

G. W. Morgan, on 04 40 100 acres in Hunter Highland View tract, from 92,035 to 92,570. G. W.

Morgan and A. Judson, on lot 314, Hunter Highland View tract, reduced from 91,200 to 9200. V. Beaudry, on 49 acres In Park View tract, reduced from 920,370 to Beaudry, on acres of lot 7, block 30, Canal and Reservoir lands, reduced from 9700 to 9525. 11.

New war A on Improvements oa Temple Block, reduced from 970,000 to 950,000. A. Briswaller, on 15 acres, corner of Main and Moran lane, previously raised from 916,000 to 920,000, was reduced sack to 916,000. Froeblintfor and Potts, on half of lot 6, block 43, Hancock's survey, reduced from 91.050 to 9225. Los Angeles Ice Company, on improvements previously raised from to 925,000, reduced to $10,000.

J. W. Wolfs.Mll, on block 75, Hancock's survey, reduced from 920,200 to 917,800. J. W.

Wolfskill, on acres east side of river, reduced from 94,350 to 92,175. A. Vignoio, on stock of liquors, Increased nana 91,800 to 93,000. H. J.

Woollaeott, oa stock of liquors, increased from $3,000 to $5,000. Sunset Telophone and Telegraph Company was assessed $5,000 on franchise and the assessment continued. Passenger Due From the East To- Day. The following is tho list of cassengnrs from the East, via the Southern route, to arrive ip Los Angeles at 12:20, r. to-day, specially telegraphed to the Herald from Casa Grande, Arizona: Wade Hampton and family, Texas; Cole, Los Angeles; Grassbuck, Stephenville, Tex; Grassbuck, Mrs Antonio; ASissenbrenner, Pj Backus, San Francisco; I Evans, Riverside; Mrs Bantry, Miss Ban try, New Milford, IHiuois; McDougsll, Los Angeles; Bernstein, Bernstein, Brey, New Orleans; Crotty, Tally, 0 fl Pett, Mexico, Jones and wife, Manitoba; Mrs Doxon, Tucson.

BfAROMir'S EXCURSION. A Scott, Jr, wife and sous, John Haynes and wife, Henry, Mrs Culver, George Roskruge, Mrs John Gray, Tucson; Rev George, Glebe, A Mrs A Sampson, Miss Glover, Miss Maroney, Tucson; Miss Bis bee, A Mrs Crooner, Leo Goldscbmidt, Mrs Gilford, Tucson; Herman WeUch, Charleston, A Fred Lewis, Benson, A Tj Montgomery, Mrs Gold tree, Mrs A Anderson, Miss Daingerfield, DG Snnford, Tucson; Mrs Robert Eccleston, Tombstone; A San ford, wife and boy, Brown, A Brown, Brown, Tucson; Mrs Walker and son, Tombstone, A Macs, Lngan, A Crosby, Bisbee, A Or WUlard, Tucson; Hamilton, Tombstone; Ryan, Fort Lowell, A Arnold, Priest, A Harrison, Drais, Tucson; Mrs A Kohn, Mrs A VV Givans, Mrs Lowry and son. Tomb- Newhalt News Mr. D. G.

Se.oii.dd and family have arrived here, and will remain about two uifintbs or more. Mr. H. G. Newhall is paying this little -village a visit, looking after his interests in the Newhall Rancho.

An invalid by the name of Antonio Joseph, who has lived in Ibis vicinity for some time, died at the residence of Joe Leigh tun on last Tuesday of consumption. He waa buried from the school hove Wednesday. Mr. William and Miss Moe Woods, both of Lancaster, were married at the Southern Hotel oi last by Mr. Crumm.

During a fight in the Derrick Saloon, last Sunday, D. Kavane cut Win. Looser in tbe breast with a pocket knife. The cut was quite a large one, but ts not considered dangereut. Geo'.

will ship over 200 tone of honsy this coming month. Newhall, Jaly 31, Important Land Suit. The San Bernardino Index of July 31et cays: Francisco Pico has commenced suit against J. J. Warner, John G.

Downey and the Merchants' Exchange Bank of San Francisco, ia the Superior Court of San Diego county, to quiet title to what is known as the Aqua Caliaute rancho, covering tbe north half of San valley, and containing 26,088 acres. Byioa Waters, of this town, is aaa qf the attorneys fur the plaintiff. COURT REPORTS Superior Court Smith. J. Friday, August 1.

People vs. Rodolfo Sylvas, informed against by the name of Adolfo Sylvas, jointly with Manuel lav panneled. On trial. Oden vs. Morrison et setting caase for August 9, ISS4, ta rescinded.

In re estate of H. H. Riegle, Demurrer overruled. John Spiers, a native of Scotland, naturalized. Jacob Abraauon, a native of I iermany.

HOWARD, ,1. Reoess until September Ist. Cleveland Parade. The Sportsman in brown la the regulation citiiens' parade has. $1.50 eaoh.

SiauKL, the Hatter. To the Ladies. Having just received a targe consignment of ike latest of ladies' and children's aad sna-hats direst from New York, aad being late ia the seaaoa, I will sell them at New York prices. lias. D.

(loTTUhLF, 118 First Nadaaa Block. HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY I- 1 Mi- HOTEL. Chase, San Eras A 8 Miner wt, Sn Joso A Uammersly. do IHrd A wife. Chita Thompson, do A Carpenter, do Mrs Htew.irt,do Ktmllsh, Toronto Stewart, da limns, He tit a Rosa MtssU Osborne, do do A HehMeher, do A Holmes, Aiu.ht-iui Basch, tlo Wmthmi fam, do SUpleton, do rto in.

Pomona Smith, do Evans, Riverside Murphy, do KctsoMs, Haii Pedro UsSSaa, Al. Brewer, I II Hulllveu. do Weightier. Chtca.o A Fox, do Cttuphell, El Peso AW ItandeHAwl. do Staplaton, 111 0 lloicardus, 14 Oweas, Ht Louie II Keifer.

lowa Mlts Itaftrj and sister, San Ersmieco PICO HOVBK. Wm Uoyd. I'ortorville Mrs Oalton, Hta Monioa II Bdnu Wheel, San Dlefo Daaper a wf, do Eiauk Hume, Alex Eex, Ban Krmn Brows, city Louis llasch, do Peter Kitchen, Tucson Bloom. do A Henderson city Thompson, Han Praneiaco ST. CHARLEH.

Dillon, Shreport, La A Steele, Uuelph.Uau EJ PluckAwife, Sau I ran Bates San Hdno A OHrk, do -nt-, Yentura RAOarlheks, do Klttredice, do fl A Bui-chanl, tlo Clay, 'Kiwnay II Bates, do Paul BllUdx, Yuma Lnysn, do Wallace, do Htealey, do Pavne, Han Oonio MrsD Mule A Harris, Phils, Pa Clark, Jr, ALontf HonAntonlo.Tcx Cliurcht 1, Ruese, Stockton A Rlohardson, Newport, I. Resolution of Condolence. Arrowhead Hot Spkinuh. July 28. At a meeting of tho Arrowhead Social end Literary Society, held in the parlors of tbe hotel, on tho evening of July 28, Issi, the following resolutions were passed: It has pleased an all-wiso Providence to remove from our midst one of our must esteemed members.

Miss Leah L. Rich, be it Jtesohed, That wo as a society deeply mourn her loss, and tender our sympathy to the bereaved family and her many friends. Htsolred, That a copy of these resolutions be published iv the Los Angeles DAILY Herald and and the San Bernsrdiuu Daily and Index; and also copy he sent to the family ot the deceased. By order of Ihe Committee: C. B.

MoDewKLL, Man. N. P. Lyman, Mi-h 1. B.

LINDLKY. Horsford's Acid Phosphate. ADVANTAUEOrS IN DYHPKPSIA. Dr. G.

V. Horsey, Pique, Ohio, ssys: "I have used it iv dyspepsia with veiy marked benefit. If there is deficiency of acid in the stomach, nothing affords more relief, while the action on tbe nervous system is decidedly benefictal." Electro-Magnetic Institute No. 111, 113 and 119 S. Main street, nearly opposite Cathedral.

Dr. E. Robbins, the celebrated Medical Electrician, cures diseases that battle the skill of other physicians by warm vitalizing currents of electricity, scientifically administered with the latest improved electrical instruments, also by Electro-Therapeutic baths, Electro-Thermal baths. Medicated Vapor baths, Russian bathe, hot and colli, showers and plunge baths. Hygienic, Hydropathic snd Psychopathic methods of healing.

The Institute is one of the finest in Southern California, elegantly furnished with every facility for treating indoor and outdoor patients. The Doctor would advise thoee that are Buffering from pain or diseaae to try this new method of healing, before abandoning ell hope, aa references can be given to hundreds of loading citizens that have been by these means, when all else had failed. Diseases diagnosed without explanation from the patient, free of charge. Office hours' 8 till 12; 1 to 6 toil. Telephone 244.

feb24tf. He Couldn't Help It. A Chicago gentleman, now stopping at the most popular hotel in Los Angeles, says he never loses his temper, except when he fancies himself in the concluding part of an Interesting story, which winds up with something about Mrs. Soothlow's Winsling Syrup, but saidr he bad to laugh and couldn't help it when be found hia favorite cigar, "Tansy's advertised at the P. 0.

Cigar Store. Livery Stables and Corrals For Sale. Temple street sublet.and corrals will be sold with or without tha livery. The use of location is guaranteed for years, and business will be continued if not sold. I wish to sell immediately and cheaply.

Geo. O. Ford, Grand Central Hotel. THE REV. GEO.

H. THAYER, of Bourbon, cays: "Both myself and wife owe onr lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure." Bold by C. F. Heinzeman, 122 North Main street. A Change.

Oar many readers will gladly welcome the introduction to general use of the pleasant remedy Syrup of Figs, which is aa agreeable to tbe taste as tbe fruit from which it is made, and- better than oil, salts, pills, or any of th! bitter end nauseous medicines of bygone days. Aa it coats nothing to try it, and always gives satisfaction, everyone ia using it wherever known. C. F. Hcinseman is the agent for Los Angeles.

Ayer's Ague Cure should be the companion of ail who reside or travel in malarial districts. No family or traveler in such places sbould be without it for use as a preventive, and ready far eny emergency. It is certain, harmless and the best auti-malarial medicine. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you.

Sold by C. F. Heinxeman, 122 North Main street To the Smokers of boent Cigars. We wish to call your special attention and introduce to you the beat Nickel Cigar aold west of the Rocky Mountains. They are made of the best selected tobicoo, contain no artificial flavor, and have a bouqnet equal to any cigar aold at ten cents.

This article of smoking has tamed greet favor in places where introuced, and we respectfully ask you to try by all dealers. Manufactured by the Friend- KrAine Cigar No. a Califor iiia street, San Fiancieeo. Miles Commission Merchants, 112 Spring Temple Block, selling agents. jll3-lm SHILOH'S 60UGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee.

It cures consumption. Sold by F. Ueinxeman, 122 North Main atreet. Cigars, Cigars An immense consignment of imported and Key West cigars! Just received 125,000 cigars direct from Havana and 100,000 from Key West. Tbe largest consignment of this class of goods ever received in this market.

Being direct importers, thus saving the commission paid to middlemen, we are enabled to sell at a reduction of 50 per cent on former prices. Bdrlman Direct Importers, No. 116 North Main Street. apr27 lm WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi lob's Cure will give Immediate relief price, 80 $1. Sold by C.

Ueinzeman, 122 North Main street. FOR lame back, side or chest nse Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Sold by C. F.

Helnzeman, 122 North Main street. ARB YOU MADE miserable try Indigestion, Coustipation, Dixzinesa, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin! Shiloh's Vitalixer caia positive cure. Sold by C. Heiaasman, 122 North Main street. ksconomtcal fuel Wellington Coal.

A careful estimate of the relative cost of coal and weod shows the Wellington coal to be the cheapest. It will burn in any ordinary grate or cook stove, giving a steady heat, and is much more convenient to use than wood. Now in general use by all the hotels, restanrau in thla city. For sale at aU the retail oal lanls.I anls. Am prepared to sell same near lots aud upwards, delivered at any station on the line of the Southern Pa eiiio Railroad.

Waltrr S. Maxwkll, my2stf Wholesale Dealer. 10 Coart st. FOR DYSPEPSIA and Uver com plant Ct have printed guarantee on every tie of Shiloh's Vitaliser. It never fails to core.

Fer eels by CF. Hetuxeman, North Main sheet. SHILOH'S CATARRH KKMKDY a poslve cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by V. Hssnaeatan.

122 North Main etreet. FOR RENT. Cottage and Lot for Sale ON TENTH BTRBET, NEAR HILL, STREET. Apply to K. WOUHNAN, jy 11 lm Corner Mala and Rluveuth SU.

FOR SALE. A first-class hi I good IM) ing agaliey fur sale For particulars adorns. VY. Box gal, Loa AI, a I it FOR SALE. I Tha Saloon, counter, side-board, Urge and ainall laa cheat show ceeu, adrror, pic- at Bisuiarek Hall, 111 N.

Spring HBKt. roe sale. I Tha trait and confectionary atora. No. Spring att.

it. oheap, il thla week. lySl St roe smb. A brand new bar tide board, llveiware. glassware, mirror, etc.

En- Blreat iTllEKMEnit'JUan fIAI.IIWELL'B, JluUt No. xTt Main Downey Block. STOCK FOB SAIE. uel Mai hado.of tower California, has tha Loa atoek for aaie at tha following prices: (wild and gentle) So half-breed. yeara old) further partleulvra apply lo ALLIS IN IMego.

"for sale. ten-acre lots, near the new "Young price, tjnoo per acre. RIHIKHS, BYHAM No. til North Main strict, FOR SALE. One small blllard table with ooinpleU outfit.

Enquire of CUEESwUttUIIQII CALDWELL, ftUU Downey llloek. ttt Main FOR SALE. A handsome cottago of five rooms, nicely tinkhed Inside, situated on Hltth street, between tort and Spring-. For imfm, etc, apply to piSptm mills, Dov2 OppoaKe the Court House. fobsiimed Roeas ro ut, Suitable for light housekeeping or for gentieanen Apply at 100 illPe.

corner Second street, al at FOR REST. I A Sua new four room cottage far tent, cheap. Cuqutr. at No SO Hayes atreet, X.st Los An genii tiM TO REST. A fully furnished honaa of 6 Lath room and paotrv; centrally located.

Apply to lit iKFOKD A BON, JjrW lw 110 N. Spring Temple Block. TO LET. Third story flat in tha bumlHer building, near Court House. Also office, and apartment, lv second story.

O. W. KUAUaK, Agent, Jyta tw Uoou, 10 Downey Block. FOBREBT. Aafoo carpenter shop, with two rooms back, ejnayoait.

Utovell mill, ou Alameda atreet. Apply to T. E. MOW AN, I Jvlttt 114 N. Spring street.

I ROOai ABO RO ARO. I Beautifully fuml.hed reoma, single or en suite, arlth board; South Spring atreet. JullU ROOM! ARB BOARD. Nicely furnished and pleasant rooms, with or without board, at It Seventh atreet, between klein and Spring. nvsltf BEAUTIFUL BOOMS TO REHT.

Two pleasant furnished rooms, en suite, and one single room for rent at No. ft Bell.ua Place, on Peart street, at the end ol Hiilh Street Hall- road. The situation is delightful, commanding au extensive Uood hoard can be had close at hand. FURIsaSHED ROOMS, Pleasantly located and neatly furnished, TO LET, SINGLE Oft EN SUITE Corner Port sod franklin streets, ous block from dSIJ ROOMS ARB BOARD. Largs, elegantly furnisfcad rooms, with board; 10.at.-d and in the moat desirable past ef Utm city; HIU street, near fourth, apw AMR MURR.

Two large finely furnished front rooms to let with board; bouee containing telephone and all modern oofiveeJeneea. No. South Spring mrietf. WANTS--LOS PABTSIB WASTED, With from Oa) to WOK to eatend an established tiu.iD.es An active businean man mora an object lhaa the caeh capital. Addrcea t.

Has Itl nam. Jy 11 St WASTED. A ant-class huaiaeee man who will invest from three to five thooeaitd dollar, and hasaarvtcea Ist a sage, legitimate brseiaem, in Lot An galea. First cjaea reference, gitcu and retfoired. Don't answer thi.

unless you mean btuduaa Addraef. for an Interview. WboleeaM Merchant, Boa 1015, Los Angelee, CaL Ividtf ACESTS WASTES. Apply to CarroU. 13 New High Street, near rrauklin, at 7 r.

a. ifrtt lw SITS ATMS WASTES By a good InlHy woman for genera) houae work. Caaglre first clem references. Addrasn UUw Ilaaite othoe Matt ESTSAT soar. Taken np by tbe auhsertber an iron gray colt with dark mane and toil, branded with a orooa oa left hip, about two rear, old, which the owner ran recover oo paying charge.

Knqulre ot joseph Liucn, At strohm A lottoera, TIM Street Store. )viau TUBS VSBSW MALI. Sunday, August Id, IMI, gymnastic exercise, by the nuvmbers of Turn Section, and social, commencing st o'clock. Admiaslon, SO cents, gent aad ladUa. Th.

British Benevoleut Snc'etv will t.e.'.t general meeting ks the V. C. A. Hall, 17 N. Main atreal, on Augu.t -d peil, at r.

a. ALFUED W. H. FEfTON, Jyllbl Hon. Srcretary.

MILLINERY REMOVAU MISS I AMMONH dewirea to lnlorin her sastosanrs nsrlthn yntilir fli has removed to her hsstdsoms new don-, No. 26 South Spring HSreet, Haoaiond block. JyU lm Practical WatehmiUcer Jeweler. lie North Main St, opposite the Pico House. Spscial attention given to flue and difficult work.

All work will rwotm prompt and careful SatlsfacUan always given aad charges iSMtmablw. jylStt "ST. JBLEAfATIIOIJSEr No. 122 Fort Street, between Third and Fourth, Angalea, Cal. A Haw House ot 28 Booms, Elegantly furnlahsd and In a good loraUty.

Spe, ctai Indoccmeau to temlliee aud tourists JtW let M. BWAimOB. Fropflator. The raoowne.l elwmbla Hlryrlra. tbe "EXI'EKT the Leading RlrVl'LE of Ihe world.

Oaaoaw ALBixanaa, Sols Agents, Market Street Ban Fiamtsco, Cal. Uchanics Tl Hardware and llschln Catalogaaofallourionita Jj imySiu bo. M. TtHNfMPa, JNO. 8.

OaM CARR THOMPSON, Shipping und MERCHANTS GRAIN DEALERS. Proprietors of Park Station Ware- House. We are prepared to Insure grain stored in our warehouse under our opeu policies with first class com fan i. s. -206 l-os street, next door to Hellman, Haas A Co.

apiedAtwly KNABE PIANOS. "I have never seen their equal." CLARA LOUISE KELLOCC. A BANCROFT Til llariet St S. Bole Aairnte lor the Pa. eilie Coast.

mariil tn. Main and Scrond M. TUMICH A CO I'rourlrtnni, Presh Prnits of Every Description For Sale, Wholesale aud Retail. Goods delivered in any pari of the aijy. I i i it a CAPITOL STOHK AUCTION.

Auction! THK CAPITOL STORE WIU. AKI.L AT AUCTION, CXimtKNCINO THURSDAY MORNING At 10 o'olMl, tin. LARGEST STOCK Dry Goods, Silks, Satins, Velvets, Brocades, Hosiery, FANCY GOODS, will ot aold without reeerve ta Uu hia-h--at bid.tr,, AUCTION EVERY DAY AND EVENING Until Kntitv Stock Oiapoeetl of. eaTt toot la aold at Private Sale during tho Day. jyltj MOSOKOVR A CO.

MOSGROVE'S NEW Cloak House. We desire to call your attention to the following BLACK DRESS SILKS: An elegant line of Black Satin, Satin de layout and Oros Silk with full backs, panels, draperies, pleats and fine beaded fronts will be offered at $12.50, $15, $17.50, 920 and combined with plain black or braided Jersey waists, making a nice costume for street wear, ladies will find it to their advantage to inspect these goods, as thojyre immense values, WRAPS ULSTERS. We also have on hand and are daily receiving all the late sty Us in wraps and traveling ulsters, prominent among which we may mention the Beatrice, Josephine and Leonora, a well as many others. DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. We have recently opened in connection with our cloak business that of dressmaking.

TO THE LADIES: This will till a want long felt, and el we have placed at the bead of this department First-Claes Dressmaker ladies who favor us with their patronage can rely upon having their dresses modeled after the latest and most fashionably Hast, and European designs at city prices. One trial will be sufficient to convince aa to the truthfulness of this assertion. E. WOVE ft OF SAN FRANCISCO, 21 S. SPRING ST.

Adjoining tha Nadetvu Blook. P. tent to all par Is C. CD. or on receipt of Poatoftiee order, tbereby giving ladiea in the country equal aJvantage with reaiienti ia thia city, anWaJS OPERA HOUSE.

TUESDAY, A DOUBT sth. Qrand Operatic Entertainment mSSETJiESfoOURSEN Mfi. FINLAY FINLAYSON, Assisted by local trusts, chorus and orchestra, will give complete scenes from FAIRT (OouoodK IL TROVATORE (Verit) PKTIT snd LISCHEN and kyilTZ CHEN (OffenWa), sod full scenic effects. MR. Will introduce his celebrated humorous sjeketches ot French ami EnglWi Life.

MlBB ELLEN COURSEN Will also appear is her well knewu-aod popular assumption uf THK GODDESS OF LIBERTY, alagin. "Tbe BUr Spangled Banner aad Saint a la France. Boa ofece opena at Theater Atiguat for tbe aM of reecrved aewta. .1.00, mate included. I W.

OLMSTED HTOKaI sraaov. Stone buikliners, foundations and cement, ssrvoirs. All kin-is of stone masonry done prompt ly rsssnnsotW rates. AU work gwaranuwd. sWAddress ar cali Hhi ted Stales Hotel, Los Angeles.

aayls-Jss TIJTT'S PILLS TORPID aOWSLS, MSORDERED LIVER, and StACARIA. from tbaaa eoamea fonrtb. 01 bat dlliaill of tba human race. rrmptonu Indicate tnelrexirfence: JVeee at t.p.lKl, atowele Saaal Meaal nand tho oo of a remedy tnrf Uver. rll-Ldbave no equal.

TlMrlr aettonoa Itinera and Skin also prompt; reinov in, Ul Imparities through tbeee af Ike aratnaa," product rur aound dureetton. wpilar a clear Tt Tl-a FIXUa gaaea aa grlplnanor interfere TIJTTB HAIR DYE" finer HAia oa Wjjaaeaa obanaej (a N'KW TO-DAY. NKW TO-DAY. LEWIS BROS. COLUMNS.

COMMON SENSE Is that which we believe every one more or less possesses. Presuming this to he so (in justice to the public and ourselves) we beg to submit through our colomns EVIDENCES, Not for the purpose to Ensnare nor to Entreat, BTJT FACTS Which you will find worthy of careful consideration, and which we have no doubt will prove ADVANTAGEOUS Alike to you and ourselves. TRUTH Will stand when all things fail, to substantiate which we unhesitatingly beg to state that the goods which we offer are of such quality as CANNOT Possibly be offered by any heuse FOR LESS Than we sell them. The Marked Success YVhich has crowned our unflagging efforts in placing before the public Good Goods at Honest Prices, Speaks loud for the confidence we have gained with the people and which we shall at all times endeavor to retain in the future by STRAIGHTFORWARDNESS. The object of our advertisement is not to DECEIVE Its readers, but for the sole purpose of laying before them Our Mode of Doing Business.

Years and Years Experience. During all our business career we have been taught, in order to gain the confidence ofHhe people, THE FIRST STEP TO SUCCESS IS TO SELL COOD GOODS. SECOND, LEE XI PRICES, Which Invariably foremed in oar establishment by tha QUALITY. We have been in yoar midat bat wven yean, daring which time it haa been OUR CONSTANT AIM To gain that which ever sought for but which ao few attain, CONFIDE NCE. It is not A matter of consideration with for to-day nor to-raofrow, bat it shall ever be oar foremost thought to gain that MARK, CONFIDENCE, With the public and SUCCESS for us will surely follow.

It is with pride aad (to say the least) a great encouragement tv reflect and find The People of Los Angeles Hare not alone warmly appreciated oar bat MORE, They have bestowed upon us their ENTIRE CONFIDENCE, Which to ia MORE than their patronage, ami whilst tendering then on greateful thank, we feet it onr xt "nr In justice to ourselves to honor and greatly value that confidence and we do most unhesitatingly say no effort shall be found wanting on our part to inaare a coattanance of that confidence and that patronage of which you have so liberally accorded us. It la unneseary for us to quote prices, as for the quality of our onr goods we will leave THAT To your good Judgement aa we are CONFIDENT That to be jndged by others is far better than PBAISE by OTIBSELVES. With good goods at honest prices, fair treatment aa careful attention we hope to receive a continuance of you esteemed patronage. Very respectfully, your servants, Lewis Bros. New Illustrated Catalogue sent, post free to any address on application.

One Price Boot and Shoe House, 101 AND 103 N. SPRING ST. urn aasaass, cal. Texafowa no. o.

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