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CUSTOM SHOE STORE.Something New, Something Needed.

We are prepared to make to order allof the latest styles of ladies' and gents'fine boots, shoes and slippers, in thethe best workmanlike manner. Wehave also the best assortment of leatheraud findings this side of San Francisco.Uppers of all description made on shortnotice. Sign of Mammoth Golden Boot,No. 33 Main street, Los Angeles, jet-lm

Shotguns at Coat.

I have a tine lot of both breech amimuzzle-loading shotguns which 1 willsell at cost prices in order to reduce mystock. Call and examine my guns be-fore purchasing elsew here. No. 77 Mainstreet, Downey Block.

jeS-lm H. Si.o'iteuueck.

French Dressmaker.

Madame L. Ferrie-Dclpech takespleasure in announcing to the ladies ofLos Angeles and vicinity that she has afullstock of the latest styles of silks undother elegant dress goodi, which she isprepared to make up for customers inthe newest Parisian modes. Havingpurchased her goods at first hands shecan furnish material cheaper than it canbe bought at the stores. my'2tf

John Shaffer, 08 Alameda Street,Opp. Sisters' School.

Manufacturer of tents, wagon covers,awnings, etc. Allkinds of tents torent.

Also, sells all widths of canvas fromthe lightest to the heaviest, at San Fran-cisco prices. My'2-3m.

Mr. F. Adam, the pioneer tailor ofLos Angeles, No. 13 Spring street, in-forms his patrons and the public gener-ally that he has just received a large as-sortment of the latest styles of springand summer goods, which for eleganceand variety of pattern cannot be sur-passed. A Cordial invitation is extendedto all to call and examine his stock.

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To Whom it May Concern.

Please take notice. Any person hav-ing pledges or collaterals at the StarLoan and Broker Office, No. 4 Com-mercial street, will please redeem thesame or pay accrued interest thereonwithin thirty days from this date or theywillbe sold. P. S.?-Money loaned ouall kinds of personal property. mr3otf

Rooms and Board.

Desirable rooms, with board, at 200Spring street. Immy'2l

If you want choice pure candies go toGardner's, 30 Main street, under wandCentral Hotel. Im-jel

How can they do it, and where dothey get. them from '/ is tlie questiontrembling on lie lips of scores of anxiou.imen, us they eagerly procure good,serviceable suits of clothing at from S'2to $2.50 and $3 each at the great clear-ance sale of men's clothing at No. 8 Alisostreet. (Jome aud see- for yourselves.

The greatest discovers of the age isthe celebrnteii "Rnkoezy Water." Pre-scribed by the leading physicians andrecognized as the bust. C. F. Heinze-man is the agent for Southern California.

¥, Lindquist, merchant tailor, No. *20Spring street, is himself a practical cut-ter; ami, having had ample experiencein San Francisco and Los Angeles,

?knows ROW to meet the requirements oihis customers. He keeps a fullsupplyof the best cloths constantly on nanaand makes them up "upon honor."

Miss Logan, one of Los Angeles's oili-est and most reliable dress-makers, hassecured the services of a tirst-class East-ern trimmer, and will this seuson hepleased to see all her old customers andthe ladies in general at N0.5 First street}corner of Spring. apl2-lm

The old reliable store of C. F. Heiu/e---man is still headquarters for drugs andmedicines. He has a full line of patentmedicines, selling them in quantities tosuit at Eastern prices.

Hughes's Russian baths, located No.15 Main street, opposite tike Pico House.Gentlemen and ladies attended to bypersons of their own sex.

Crowded from morning tillnight, sell-ing off his immense stock of new andsecond-hand clothing at lees than 25c onthe dollar, at the great clearance sale ofHoratio Marteen, N«» 8 Aliso street.Drop in aud see.

Eastern oystern every style; hotand cold lunches and all thu delica-cies of the season served ou the shortestnotice at Congress Hall, corner of Mainand Reqiiena streets. lee cold Bocabeer, the hest on the coast, always ouhand, as well as a full supply of the hestbrands of liquors, wines and cigars.Open day und night.

To the ladies out shopping: Stop in atC-ardner's at any time and get a glass ofice water; .'SO Main street, under GrandCentral hotel. lm-jel

Repairing promptly and cheaply doneat Slaughter's 88 Spring street, nearSecond.

Bavarian Kelson beer constantly ondraft at Fhilippi's Yolks Halle, Marketstreet.

WAR DEPARTMENT. SIGNAL SER-VICE, U. S ARMY.

MlMen of Telegrams anil Reports tor the licn-ellt of Commerce and Agriculture. Report ofob-servations taken at l.os Angeles, Cal., June lii,1882;

Maximum Thermometer, 77.0Minimum Thermometer, &7.0

LOCAL BREVITIES.

Capt. B. F. Ames, U. S. Army, isregistered at the I'ieo House.

For banquets, dinners anil parties useEclipse Champagne, equal to any iinported.

Thermometer for the 94 hum's endingat Stiff h. m. last night: Maximum, 77";minimum, 57.

My. S. s. Law son, of San Bernardino,Mission Indian Agent, is registered at

the Cosmopolitan.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mesmer and theirson, Tony Mesmer, went up to SauFrancisco overland last evening.

General Stoneman went up to SanFrancisco overland last evening, enroute to the San .lose Convention.

Mr. A. L. Seely, proprietor of thestage line between Santa Ana and Sau

Diego, is stopping at the St. Charles.

All who enjoy fun should rememberthe anniversary picnic of the TurnvereinGennania at the City Gardens next Sun-

day.

Mr. Theodora Lynill. of Anaheim,del-egate to tho Democratic State Conven-tion, w cut up to San Jose overland histevening.

A special meeting of the League ofFreedom will be held at TurnvereinHall at 7:30 o'clock this evening. See

notice under New To-Day.

We aro under obligations for an invi-tation to a social to be given by theladies of the Eastern Star, at MasonicHall, McDonald Block, this evening.

The Boston Quintette Club reachedSan Francisco on Tuesday on their re-turn from Australia. Thoy willprob-ably visit I.os Angeles iv the eaaly partof July.

We arc very happy to learn throughFather Peter that the condition of Bish-op Mora Inn so improved that he canvow be moved with safety, aud willprobably be brought home to-morrow.

For the tirst iime iv the history of thefreight tratlic of Wilmington, therewere three heavy trains dispatched to

Las Angeles yesterday, aggregatingninety loaded cars.

Fruit and vegetables as follows were?hipped by Wells, Fargo A Company'sExpress yesterday : To Arizona andNew Mexico, 3,215 pounds; to SanFrancisco, '2,900 pounds; total, 0,175pounds.

There willbe a general meeting of theCongregation B. B. in the vestry roomof tho Synagogue at 7:30 o'clock next

Sunday evening, for the election of otlic-ers. See notice umler New To-Day.

Stephen M. White, Esq., Judge J. C.Morgan and Messrs. Sam Prager and M.E. Ryan, delegates to the DemocraticState Convention, go up to San Francisco overland this evening, ou route to

Sau Jose.

There was a lively shooting match ina saloon about 2 o'clock yesterday morn-ing, in which neither party was hurt.It was foQttd to be a case of mistakenidentity, and both parties went otr andiook a drink.

There will be a meeting of the Ameri-can Colony Association at Union Hall,Spring street, opposite the Court House,at S o'clock this evening. All desiringinformation about the colony are in-vited to be present.

Mr. (leorge Vignolo, of La Espcrun/a,has commenced moving into his newstore iv the Rivara and SanguinettiBlock, opposite the Court House. Whonhis goods are in place Mr. Vignolo willhave one of the handsomest and mostcomplete family groceries in the city.

The Greenback Labor State Conven-tion is called to meet at San l'YanciscoSeptember Oth, ut 10 a. M. Five dele-gates at large will he allowed to eachcounty, and the clubs will be representedon the basis of the vote east for Weaver

and Chambers in 1880.

It is reported that Col. W. H. H.Russell h.'.s been tendered the positionof Brigadier General of the First Brig-ade, N. G. C.| recently made vacant bythe resignation of Gencrul Banning.Col. Russell is a thorough soldier andGovernor Perkins could not select onewho would do more honor to the posi-tion.

We had the pleasure of meeting Mr.E. W. Maslin, Secretary of the StateBoard of Equalization, in the city yes-terday. He returns to Sacramento over-land to-day. Mr. Muslin willbe a can-didate before the State Democratic Con-vention, which meets at San Jose next

Tuesday, for nomination for the office of

Jtato Controller.

We have received from our youngtownsman, Mr. W. James Carlisle, aninvitation to tbe hall to be given by thegraduating class, of which he is a mem-ber, of the Virginia Military Instituteon the evening of June HOth. Whileregrottiug our inability to be present,we wish those who will have the goodfortune to be there a delightful time.

The Sau Francisco HoltI OatcMc, oflast Tuesday, has this to say about thedrama that is to be presented in Los

Angeles in a few days: "The last weekof "Hazel Kirke," at the Old Californiaopened auspiciously, and will undoubt-edly continue so to the close. It will

be some time before our theatre-goingpublic will have an opportunity of wit-nessing so rare a combination as that ofthe Madison Square Company in thisthrillingly sensational drama."

The case of tho People vs. JohnWeiser, charged with embezzlement,

which, on Wednesday, was continuedby City Justice Adams for one mouth onaccount of tho press of business and thedemand of counsel that tho testimonybe taken down in writing, was ro-set forexamination ou .Monday, June '2(5, bothparties waiving tho right to have thetestimony written in long hand by the

Justice.

By telegram elsewhere it willbo seeuthat tho dead body of Captain Ains-worth, of the American bark Dublin,was found near tho coal sheds of theSouthern Pacific Railroad Company, atWilmington, yesterday morning, with apaper iv which there was some urscnicand an empty laudanum bottle by itsside. An inquest was held and a vor-dict rendered that death had beeu causedby laudanum and arsenic. No causecould be discovered for the rash act.

In City Justice Adams's Coart yester-day J, 15. Fields, an old offender, pleadedguilty to a charge of vagrancy and wassent up for twenty days. Wm. Williamsdrunk and disorderly, got nine days in thochain gang. Fong Chu, arrested forkeeping an opium den, pleaded notguilty; case set for trial on Thursdaynext at 10 a. m. H. Slommons, chargedwith assault with a deadly weapon, wasdischarged on account of Insufficientevidence. Jacob Vignoli pleaded guiltyto a charge of assault and was lined §12or twelve days in the chain gang.

Dy announcement elsewhere it willbe seen that Mr. John Kelley, the pionear violinist and vocalist, who, by hisdulcet strains, has gladdened the heartsof the weary miners in every miningcamp on the Pacific Slope since "TheDays of '49," willgive a vocal and in-strumental concert at Good Templars'Hall next Tuesday evening, assisted onthe piano aud organ by his accomplishedwife. Mr. Kelley is known lo every oldPacific Coaster and is universally con-ceded by the press to be one of the mostaccomplished violinists now living.

Justice Fisher was engaged nearly allday yesterday iv the examination of thecase of the People vs. Ah Yung, a China-woman, charged with stealing §.100 fromher husband. Deputy District AttorneyMorgan appeared for the prosecutionand Col. 0, Wiley Wells for the defence.The examination was conducted withclosed doors and at its close tho defen:'-ant was discharged. A second informa-tion was sworn out before City JusticeAdams against the defendant for thesame offence. She was rearrested byDeputy Sheriff Berry and in (Jcfuult of¥.100 bail was committed to jail for ex-amination.

The programme for the Uth annualpicnic of the French Benevolent Society,to take place at Sycamore Grove, ArroyoSeeo, next Sunday, will be found else-where. The Committee of Arrange-ments, composed of a Dumber of our bestFranco-American citizens, have been in-defatigable iv their preparations, audthe entertainment promises to be one ofthe most enjoyable ever given in thiscity. Carriage! willleave Downey Blockevery hour and will convey passengersto the drove for '25 eeuts each. We cansafely promise all who attend a delight-ful time.

Brownvs. Brown.

The Supreme Court has affirmed thedecision of the Superior Court of LosAngeles in the case of Martha Brown vs.John A. Brown, un action for divorce onthe ground of cruelty aud adultery.The lower Court found against the de-fendant ou tho charge of extreme cru-elty, and for him on the other charge,awarding the plaintiff half the commu-nity property. The Supreme Courtfinds that the lower Court was compe-tent to give all the relief on tt finding forextreme cruelty that it could give had itfound the charge of adultery true, hutiv awarding the property the Courterred. Section 148 of tho Civil ('ode

provides that "the disposition of thecommunity property and of the homestead as above provided is subject to re-vision on appeal iv all particulars."Under this authority the Court athrmsthe decision of the lowor Court, but re-mands the case with instructions to

awardthe plaint ill' three-fourths of thecommunity property.? S. F. (.'hronirlc.

Florence Percy, who wrote "RockMe to Sleep," is living with her thirdhusband, the two others having beensuccessfully rocked.

HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

PICO HOUSE.

W 1' OttlllllM.Hal Fran (1 W Steinnian, PhilaC" MsjSHlllll. do J RWhikey, LeadenJ Meyersteiu, do A Kiokard, doL Jacobs, do J tl Ousley ano wf, ChiJ A Crane, Santa Ana S X Hanlv, PhilaB t Allies, USA W A Caldwell, Louisville0 H Laubenheinier, city W M Hainhridge, FlorueT A Case, Toronto H Neill, Santa AnaT Wibbelt, Germany Jose Pico, San Fndo('has Johnson, Oaklaud A o Farnswortli, N VWin P Hopkins, do X P Ellsworth, do

J James, Santa ClaraCOSMOPOLITAN HOTEL

N C Hawks, San Fran S S Lawsnn, San HdnoP H Derby, jr, do Jas Farris, doJ II West, do J T Reed, doW P Tompkins, city A W Phillips, doC S McCarty, Mojave A M Kimetor, doT F ltotello, Yuma OeoChaffey, EtewandoE T Urundstrora, Rivrsd W B ChAfley, do11 Alvorde, Sac Manuel Buca, Sau Bdo

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

M J Whipple, Kansas A Saniulin, YumaN W Blanchard, S Paula F Chile, doH Arkerman, San Bdo H Dore, doA L Seeley, San Hicgo C Hasbrook, doA Ricard, National City Lynn Lyman, city

UNITED STATES HOTEL.

J W Morgan, Globe S W Hutchins.Silvcr DistT F Oardiner, city Mrs Rowe & 3 eh.El PasoOeo Meyers, do Mrs Maxwell Si 2 eh, doWm A Witte, Anaheim O E Roberts <& wf, ChiWm Kuhlman, do John D OrdwayH T Stebbius, Newbury J B Camp, PomonaA Workman & fin, S Fd Rev 0 T Ixk>v>, doJ D MeCollough, S F .IS George.Van Nuvs RhL Fogal, do J McCallura, cityH Crampton, do O 8 Olsen, DenverH Charles, San Juan (' Sandgreen, doS Staple, St Uarliara (lus Erechson, doW Pike 4 fm, Gilrov T H Parks, cityB M Swain, AT U M Russell, do

SIF.RRA MADRE VILLA.

B T Cable & wf, Ills Frank Dalton & wf. s FMrs Crosby, Tucson Jas W Dolan and wf, doH W Taylor, San Bdo John N Dolau, doF C Graves, Boston Miss H Cooke, doHenry C Dave, do R S Baker and wife, LotLouise Templeton, 3 F Angelas

Fourth of July Meeting.

Pursuant to call a large number of in-fluential citizens assembled in UnionHall last evening, to mako tho prelimin-ary arrangements for the eelebratiou ofthe coming Fourth of July.

On motion, J. R. Briefly was chosenChairman and Louis Lewiu Secretary.

On motion, the chair appointed thefollowing executive committee; B.Cohn,

L. Lewis, Geo. P. McLain, A. Smith, H.T. Payne, J. C. McMenomy, JohnBloesser.

Ou, motion of 11. T. Payne, the com-mittee was instructed to invite tho Mili-tary, the Fire Department and tho CivicSocieties of the city and county to par-ticipate in the celebration.

There being no other business themeeting adjourned until next Tuesdayevening at 8 o'clock, ut the same place,to hear the report of tho ExecutiveCommittee.

After adjournment the ExecutiveCommittee met and organized by theelection of R. Cohn as Chairman aud L.Lewin, Secretary.

On motion, the following gentlemenwero appointed to solicit subscriptions:Col. Walter S. Moore, Major George E.Card and Mr. Dan Ullmau.

Literary Committee?Lieut.-GovernorJohn Mansfield, ex-Gov. J. G. Downeyand Mayor J. R. Toberman.

Committee on Music -J. R. Brierly,.). Downey Harvey and Robert Eekert.

Other committees will bo appointedhereafter.

On motion, tho Committee on Suh-soriptious was instructed to report to thoExecutive Committee next Tuesdayevening before the opening of the ad-journed meeting.

Live Stock Statistics.

We glean the following interestingfigures us to the live stock on farms inthe United States at the time of the tak-ing of the census from Census BulletinNo '28.'!, issm-d by the Interior Depart-ment at Washington, D. C, May 18,15.82:

Horses, 10,357,961) mules and asses,1,812,9.'12; working oxen, 993,970; milch

cows, 12,413,593; other cattle, 22,488,590; sheep, 85,191,658j swine, 47,08.'!,---951. Rates of increase since census of1870-80: Horses, 45 per cent; mules and

asses, 01 per cent; working oxon, 25 percent; milch cows, 39 per cent; other cat-tie, 00 per cent; sheep, 24 per cent;swine, 90 per cent.

There were at that date in California:Horses, 237,710; mules and asses, 28,---,">13; working oxen, 2,288; milch cows,210.075; other cattle, 451,941; sheep,4,15-2,349; swine, 003,550. Rate of in-crease iv ten years: Horses, 24 per cent;mules ami asses, 02 per cent; workingOxen, 02 per cent decrease; milch cows,28 per cent; other cattle, 2 per cent de-crease; sheep, 50 per cent; swine, 30 percent. Increase in production of Indiancorn 03 per cent; population 54 per cent.

Passengers Due This Evening.

The following is the list of passengersby the Southern route to arrive, in LosAngeles at 4:15 o'clock this evening,specially telepraphod to the Hkrai.dfrom Casa Grande, Arizona, at 10o'clock last night:

A A Snyder, W L Chalmers, JosephCease, It (Joldsworth, Wm Goldbaum,Tombstone; Mrs M H Patton and child,.lames S Robinson. Ceo D Thompson, JC Stewart, Tucson; T Douglas, li CDouglas, wife an I daughter, Chihuahua;Oscar Lankfold, Benson; Prank Garst,Socorro; J Franklin, Texas; C W Prei-ter. 101 Paso.

The Pests of the Tropics.

Ernest Morris, tho youug traveler andnaturalist, who has just returned fromBrazil, repeats the 'general observationof explorers that the exuberance of in-sect lifeis the principal obstacle to theeujoymont of a sojourn in that part ofthe world. Cockroaches swarm in everyhouse, despite the inroads of an army ofspiders which sally forth from everychink to prey upon them; scorpions are

intrusive and dangerous; a small red in-sect called the "mecium" is an intolera-ble annoyance; at certain hours of thoday the air is black with Hies and mos-quitoes, and ants are a universal plague.To battle these last-named foes of peace,Mr. Morris was obliged to keep his en-tiro collection on hanging shelves, thecords of which were soaked in the oil ofcopaiba. "The most destructive antin Brazil," says Mr. Morris, "is thesanba. It will strip trees of theirfoliage iv a single night, and in manyplaces orange trees cannot be grown forthis reason. The tocandcira is a verylarge ant, the bite of which is poisonousaud makes a very painful sore. I wasonce rendered unable to work for aweek from a bite received from ono ofthese ants. Borne species travel in largeIsjdies, marching in a straight line andnever turning to tho right or left. If ahouse lies in the track of oue of thesemarching bodies, unless they are com-pletely exterminated they will passthrough. Nothing will be injured, butevery crack and cranny willbe explored,and uot a cockroach or spiper will sur-vive the visitation. They are, therefore,regarded as friends and their advent isalways welcomed. Go where you willin Brazil, you willmeet ants. You live,sleep and oat with them?and cat them,too."

An enterprising and gentlemanly assas-sin who makes a "baking powder," em-ployed a skillful chemist to analyze it,and the followingresult was obtained:

Ono hundred parts of Dr. Sprico'sGreat North American Dough Expandercon tains:Phosphate of Slime 09Flaxseed Poultice 07Dynamite 13Bicarbonate of Latchkeys 08Horshoe Nails 08Triturated Beer-mugs 07Baldpate Paralysis 12Solution of Coffin-screws 19Electrate of Mule-kick 05Suicide of Stomach ache 10Black Plague 02Sudden Death 04Baking Powder 01. 100

Th's interestin I mlt was uot madepublic at the time, ami is now tirst givento the world by the manufacturers ofthe New England Baking Powder,which contains none of the ingredientsabove mentioned.but is composed of purecream of tartar and bicarbonate of soda.One ounce of the New England BakingPowder evolves 174J cubic inches of gas;no other willgive of more than 134.

COURT

Superior Court Sepulveda, J.Thursday June 15.

Los Angeles County Bank vs. E. S.Blasdel et al.?Argument had and sub-mitted.

Jose Julian Chavez et al. vs. RamonaFelis de Ybarra -Foreclosure. Defaultof defendant duly entered and decreeordered as prayed for.

IfoGarvin VS. Bryant?Defendant allowed to tillamended and supplementalanswer.

HOWARD, .1.

People vs. 8. P. R. R. Co.?Set fortrial June 27 at 10 a. M.

Application of John Weiser for writof habeas corpus--Application dis-missed.

Estate of Win. Monks, deceased?Re.turn of sale of real estate.

Loomis vs. Peila ot al?Further timoto answer plaintiff's complaint.

Guardianship of Mary M. Maxey etal, minors -Order to show cause on ap-plication to sell real estate granted.

SET KOK TO-DAY.

Estate of P. MeFadden, deceased-Petition for letters and contest.

Estate of Jacob Gray, deceased -Re-turn of saje of real estate.

C. Karlson, executor -Account.

Wilmington Shipping News.

Sailed, June 11, schooner SerenaThayer, Wheeler master, in ballast for

Humboldt.Sailed, June 11, schoouer Peerless,

Staekman master, inballast forUmppia.Sailed, June 12, schooner Ida, passen-

gers for Santa Catalina.Sailed, June 13, bark tiermania, Ross

master, in ballast for Departure Bay.Arrivod, June 11, schooner Vega,

Thorn master, three days from Cuffey'sCove, li.OOO ties to S. P. R. R. Co.

Sailod, June 14, barkentine Mukah,Thompson master, in ballast for PagetSound.

Sailed, June 13, steamer Salinas forSan Francisco.

Arrived, June 11, schooner Elnorah,Botts master, seven days from Trinidad,170,000 feet of lumber to Bryson A Co.

Arrived, June 11, schooner AmericanGirl, seven days from Trinidad, 280,000feet of lumber to Bryson & Co.

Arrived, Sparrow, Simms master,six .lays from Humboldt, 230,000 feet oflumber to KerckholF, Cuzner & Co.

On Sunday a boat containing twosailors belonging to tho schooner Vegacapsized on the bar and they would in allprobability have been drowned hut thatWilliamfuinsh, a pilot, who was com-ing in from sea rescued them aud towedtheir 1 oat ashore.

Artesia.

The editor of tho Riverside Pre**,who was at one time connected with the

settlement of Artesia, makes the follow-ing reference to that locality:

Artesia, Los Angoles county, was set-tled iv 1875. The land of that settle-ment was mostly sold at auction in Feh-ruarp and Aprilof that year. The salelasted through three days of Februaryaud four day-* in April, during whichtime ahout $75,000 worth of propertywas sold. The Company selling theland built a school house that cost about$0,000, at a time when there was scarcelyenough children in the neighborhood toform v district. The district was formedafterwards. Artesia is now entitled tothree teachers, and the school house isgetting too small. A postotfice has justbeen established there, and Win. M.Wilson apponted postmaster. Mr. Wilsonhas just established a store there. Thusnew settlements grow rapidly in thisfast growingcountry.

PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

REPORTED HV JUDSON, GILLETTE & GIU-SON, EXAMINERS OF TITLES.

CON VEVANCES?JUNE 15, 1882.

A Weill to Celestin Save- Lot 3, block 11, Alisotract; S4OO.

Robert Cummings to Jacob B Hoth- SJ of blkI, Ross Addition to Santa Ana; 5750.

Lydia Thompson Parker to Leonard Parker?2Dacres in NW cornor Sec 12 T 4 S R 10 W; WM,

Jacob Ross to Mrs Emily W Squires? Lots 4, 5,0, 7 and W t lots 3 and 8, blk L, Ross Addition toSanta Ana; *l:'.>.

Wm M Scott to Leon Vellinger 20 acres in ran-eho Santiago de Santa Ana; $3000.

J W Clark to F Kuehenbeiser 150 acres ivraneho La Ballona; $1000.

Frank Monaghan to Geo II Peck, jr-Lots !», 15and 17, blk B, Morris Vineyard tract; $350.

Thos Banbury to A O Bristol - Lot 88, ArroyoSeco; $60.

San Gabriel Orange Grove Association to A 0Bristel?ls acres SW corner Mountain avenue andFair Oaks avenue.

Geo A Nolton to S D Spear Lot 10 and SJ lot11, blk 12, East Los Angeles; 9300

Josefa Palomares de Yorba to 0 J Downing 30acres in raneho San Jose; 53200.

Wm Metcalf to Celina B Wise -Lots A and Bblk A,Ocean View tract; 4300.

S C Hubhell to Mrs Ann Glover-Lot 8, blk H,Thomas tract; 9025.

Real Estate Associates to Mrs Matilda Waldeu -Lot 15, blk 7, Fairniount tract: $75.

Louise Kalisher vs City of Los Angeles andWolf Kalisher -Decree quieting title to lot 13, blkC, lot east side Upper Main street and part of lot4, blk 12, Ord's survey.

MARRIED.

WATKINS STONE -At San Marino, June 14th,by Rev. Father Bot, Mr. Edward L. Watkins toMiss Mary M. sumo. No cards.

DAILYHERALD.FRIDAY JUNE 10, 1882.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

H. Newmark & Co.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS,Dealers In Wool, Grain, Hides.

11, 13 und 15 LOS ANGELES STREET.je3tf

Phineas Banning,

FORWARDING & COMMISSION AGENT,WILMINGTON, Los Angeles County, Cal.

Vessels towed, goods lightered, lumber soldand grain stored, with

ACCUSTOMED PROMPTNESS.oc7tf

J. M, GRIFFITH & CO,,Lumber Dealers,

ALAMEDASTREET,Between Macy and Chavez Streets,

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DOORS, WINDOWS,BLINDS, SHINGLES,

POSTS, LATHS,SHAKES, HAIR,

PLASTER OF PARIS, ETC., ETC.

LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES.-AT-

PERRY, WOODWORTH & COB

LUMBER YARDSAND PLANING MILLS,

No. 10 Commercial Street, near Railroad Depot,nurwtf

Judson, Gillette & Gibson,

Examiners of Title andConveyancers,

Rooms IIand 14, McDonald Block, Main .Street,LOS ANGELES, CAL.

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The King of the Body is the brain;the stomauh iv main support; the nerves its mes-sengers; the bowels, the kidney Hand the pores itsssfoguards. Indigestion creates a violent revoltamong these attaches of the regal organ, and tobring them back to their duty, there is nothinglike the regulating, purifying, invigorating, cool-ing operation of Tarrant's Seltzer AMBJHV.Itrenovates the system and restores to healthboth the body and the mind.

SOLD RV ALL DRUGGISTS.

L SCRESOVICH & CO.,San Francisco, San Jose and Los Angeles,

PRODUCE, BHIPPINC AND COMMIS-SION MERCHANTS.

Oranges and Lemons.Eastern and interior trade supplied with

And by smaller quantities.

Fruit picked and packed fresh from orchards.Apples, grapes, etc., in their season. Correspond-once solicited.

ADDRESS:P 0. Box 13S8, P. O. Box 1212,

Sau Francisco. Los Angeles.

ORANGE ORCHARDS BOUGHT.

'all at Yard, south end of New Los Angeles St.Jstf

Wine for Sale!

PURE AND UNADULTERATED

Port and Angelica Wines,Inlots of uot less than live gallons.

Price, 60 and 75c. per Gallon.Apply at LINDEN PARK, No. 11(1 First

street, near the river. ml3-lm

Temple St. Barber Shop,No. 4 TEMPLE STREET.

Sirt*u first-class workmen always on lun.i .. nSHAVING TEN CENTB.

jel3lw W. H. CLINE, Proprietor.

THE HERALD

STEAM

Printing House

HAS FACILITIES FOR DOING

JOB WORK

Not Equaled in Southern Califoraia.

Power and Joh Presses run by *tea

secure promptuoss and

Moderate Prices.

Give this office a call aud secure work

at San Francisco Prices and of a San

Francisco finish and style.

SLAVEN'S CHERRY TOOTH PASTE

An aromatic combination for the preservation of the teoth and gums. It isfar superior to any preparation of itskind in market. In large handsomeopul pots, price 50 cents. For sale hyall druggists. C. F. Niece, agent, LosAngeles.

$1,000 Reward

To auy person who can equal MadameDe Florence, the celebrated clairvyant,the seventh daughter of the seventhson. She tells of lovers, names whoyou are to marry, brings the separatedtogether, causes speedy marriages, re-covers stolen property, cures drunken-ness, etc. Call at room 1 Ponet Block,No. 127 Main street, up stairs. Con-sultation, $1. Im-je4

Lewis Bros, wish to inform the publicthat they are clearing off no auctiontrash, hut good California-made reliableboots and shoes, to make room for East-ern importations.

C. F. Heinzeman has been appointedagent for the celebrated Shaker medi-cines.

Save money by buying your saddlesand harness at Slaughter's 88 Spriijgstreet, near Second.

Delicious ice cream, with cakes, 15cents, at Gardner's, 30 Main street, un-der Grand Central Hotel. jel-lm

Lewis Bros, experienced an euormousrush of business yeeVrday, owing to theattraoions at their great clearance sale.

The largest stock of drugs, medicines,perfnmeries and toiletsrticles in South-ern California, at C. F. Heinzeman's.

Cool and cosy, just the place to eatcc cream. Gardner's, 30 Main street,under Grand Central Hotel. lm-jel

A full line of caramels aud chewingcandies, at Gardner's, 36 Main street,

under Grand Central Hotel. jel-lm

Ladies' shoes only 75c. at Lewis Brosgreat clearance sale.

NEW TO-DAY. _J M

TXJJEt»TVIIJEf,jniBi- TTAT.T., 1WOOD A OSBORNE, LESSEES. 11

WEDNESDAY, "ORIDAY, Cj ATI'RDAY "\*"ATINEE, Tt'N'E SI, M» I 1THURSDAY, F SATURDAY, SATURDAY JjfLAriNEE, »J USE ft*. M»lj

A SIMPLE STORY OP LOVE. j

MADISON SQUARE THEATRE COMPACT.!????? ifeiJß

JOY .*...:. .Oustavk A Chas. Frohman, Mau'grs. ,:. * PCRrtY. * .:;| 9E. M. Roberts. . .Acting Manager.Mark Thall Agent. .%M

* PEACE * IN I » COHFOKT * jM» -*JW

:» si nsuine *: -r 2 ~

' * rIDELITY *'\u25a0 fl> E('STACY * . ' VIETCE * ' {H

: » rapture * : 0 * HARMONY *' |i: * delight * : J<» * BLEBBIJf° * : Ij

'HAZEL KlRt<^l 't l

TRUTH KEFIN,U) |iBRIGHT PATHKTIC |

ELEGANT SINCXEK I:::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::«POLISHED ISkV \u25a0 PLEASURE *\u25a0

THK ADVISABILITYOF »ARDENT 1 SECURING SEATS FORTHWITH I LAUGHTER '.

RESPECTFULLY SUGGESTED. '.SWEET HAPPINESS |jj

HAZEL KIRKE 1" GOES HOME TO EVERY HEART." J

SALE OF SEATS now in progress at P. Lazarus's book store, 14 and 16 Spring ]street. Notwithstanding the enormous expense of this celebrated company, there jwill he no extra charge for reserved seats.

C. X*. FISHER,

No. 26 Spring Street,

Has just received the largest and best assortment of

Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Etc., fEver opened in Los Angeles, comprising the celebrated goods of

GRAY BROS., Utica; JC. HOWARD, Boston, and W

C. MORROW, New York.

CALL AND SEE THEM.

THE LARGEST

Carriage and WagonREPOSITORY IN CALIFORNIA.

A $40,000 Stock! Look at Our Prices!Buggy with top $115 Platform spring wagon $135Buggy without top 100 Three-spring wagon 120Carriages, extension top 250 Business spring wagon 90Open barouches 125 Four-spring wagon 135

PHAETONS, : : $150.

WE HAVE ALMOST ANY STYLE YOU WANT.WE ALSO CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF

DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESSOf the Best Quality and Style at Correspondingly Low Prices.

NEXT DOOR EAST OF FASHION STABLES, MAIN ST., LOS ANGELES.JeUlm J. R. McMANIS, Manager.

Geo. T. Hanly & Co.,TEAS, COFFEES abto SFIOES.

itd'We are prepared to fill orders for the above, also for Baking Powders, CreamTartar, Saleratus, Bi-Carb. Soda and Flavoring extracts.

Office and Factory, Corner San Fernando and Railroad Sts.,Los Angeles. s»2ltf

C. DUCOMMUN,

HARDWARE,MECHANICS' TOOLS FOR ALLTRADES,

?And dealer in?

Paints, oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Mlhis,Sheep ear punches, Pruning Shears, Honey hnives,

Sheep Shears, Assayrrs' Outfits, Spectacles, EyeUlasses and other Optical Instruments, Pocket andTable t'utlcrv (Imported and Domestic), FancyGoods, etc-, and 25.000 Assorted lIWM

No. 54 MAINST., I/» Angeles, CaLap2stt

David K. Abass, Thos. Diiksksos 1

Attorney-at-Uw. Wm. R. Huw.

DAVID E. ADAMS St CO.,REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

Los Axuklks, Cad., P. O. Box 233.Offlee in Western I'nion Telegraph Buildiiij,',

Baker Block, Cor. Main and Arcadia SU.Will give attention to sales of both city and

country property, negotiate loans of money, rentdwellings and other property, collect rents andattend to payment o( taxes (or non resident orabsent owners. Free conveyance (or the use o(

patrons to examine property. my2li-lm

FOR SALE.11 60 acres, about one-eighth mile below

Agricultural Park, on Santa Monica railroad; awell, 19 (eet to water, wind mill and tank; pumpand hose; house, two rooms, a garden, stable,chicken house, SO chickens, granary, ten acres incrane vines, a row of pepper and blue gum treesin front and on the west side; 200 assorted (ruit

trees- a good horse, spring wagon, harness andcart. plow and cultivator, all iv good condition.

Enquire of X GASNE,joB-lw No. 15 Aliso street.

The BOUVIER PUMP,»

Patented Nov. 15, lSsl,

Ever offered to the public; will throw more waterat less cost than any other pump now in use. For

1 particulars and prices enquire ofC. DELEVAL. Agent,

aIS-lm Cor. Aliso and Alameda Sts

W. E. MORFORD. W. E. MORFORD, Jr

MORFORD & SON,

Real Estate Agents,NO. 4, SPRING STREET.

HAVE FOR SALECity and County Residences, Orange

Groves, Vineyards, Grain andStock Ranchos.

also,

CITY BUSINESS PROPERTY.i I onv i > ances nt the door (or the free use ol

our patron*'in examining property. o7

'D. K. Houghtelin,FORWARDING and COMMISSION

MERCHANT.

Wholesale Dealer in all kintii ot Fish, flame,Poultry and Country Pjoduce and Lubricatingand lllumiuating Oils.

CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.

NO. 7» BPRINO STREET,

Corner of First, Los Angeles, CklP. O. Box urn.

Allorders must be accompanied by essh or or.red C. O. D. n2-ta-4*»r

I wish my friends and the general pablie Is mmderetand that Ihave never rirm cause or see"vocation (or tbe adoption by Mr. Krumdiek ofprecautionary measures, as might be tnferrsifrom the notice published by him In Use Los As>

Jjeles Daily Herald, which ia altogether withoutoondation and certainly not actuated by ootiju-

gal love or respect (or his wi(e and family.|Mw MRS. KRUMDICK.