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The New York herald., 1873-10-07
acuve ana encouraging. We note sales at the

acv,ve ana encouraging. We note sales At the
respective boards st the following prices:-
central Pacific gold bonds. s3H o.; Union
Pacific Railroad, first mortgage, 7551 75k 75I ;
Union Pacific tens, income, "a 5a1k; Lake Shore
dividend bonds, 50; Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated, SO; Delaware and Lackawanna, first
mortgage, 100; Delaware and Western converts
BILE, 90; Great Western, second mortgage 81 !;
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago. first mort
gage, lo4 Pittsburg. Port Wayne and Chicago,
second mortgage, ss; st. Louis and Iron noun
tain, first mortgage, 95; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, second mortgage, 70; Milwaukee and st. Paul
eights, first mortgage, 1o4; Milwaukee and ST. Paul.
first mortgage, La Crosse division, S5; Columbus
Chicago, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, first mort
gage, 90; Columbus Cincinnati and Indiana Gen.
tral, first mortgage SO; Boston. Hartford and
Erie, first mortgage. PAX; Columbus, Cincinnati
and Indiana Central, frst mortgage, s3K; Ohio and
Mississippi convertible safety fund, SO: Toledo
and wabash first mortgage, st. Louis division. 81
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER T. 87s-TRIPLE SHEET

70 ID SIC s<c. DO, Is 10 10, sHc. 10c do, to ~
Dse: ins ioSsc white gslc osc Porto Rico -Renn-
sAe. yo brasii-putch standard Nos s % u 6<c
&c. Java-Duch standard, Nos. 10 10 IL SIC. S4c.
Mania-superor and extra superior 10. a 7sZc.
hiE.There has been very little demand to-day for
ctnsr uoesslc or foreign prices for which remained
snchanged The sales foot up 20 crces Carolina at
bags of Rangoon nj &C. a 6xc. -
sIEARIsr was IN active request and nrm sales OF 300
In hhds. at sse. to arrive, and ss4c.. spot
SIC. for fair TO choice. -
wHIsKEy. y.-Receipts, &5 bbls The market was ouet
at 81 OF, cash. ''
The New York herald., 1873-10-07


The business IN this line has been unimportant,
but we quote as follows bidding prices :-Manhat-
tan, las; Merchants, IFS; Union, 1875; America,
100; Fulton, 13o; Leather Manufacturers, l5o;
Metropolitan 100; New York County, $50; Fourth
National, 100.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The features were Western Union, Rock Island,
Lake Shore, Union Pacific and Pacific Mail. The
former opened at 69k, receded to 10. advanced to
S3h, reacted to 70%, and still later sold at TEX.
Lake Shore sold at Tx 70 TX TX New York
Central at OAK e5 94k; Rock Island at 95 q "a u
q 96x; Ohio and Mississippi at 29k 903S 2oyS q
30; Northwest common at 453l q 45< o 45X ASH q
45,E; preferred at Il; ST. Paul common at s5k Q
a4z q a51l 84s< IS; preferred at 5sH 59x; Wa
bash at 4sx q 4sJS q AK a 49,S As 4S%; Harlem
at 117H 1l6}s III; Panama at 90 o 100; Della
ware Lackawanna and Western at e5; New Jersey
Central at ss q e2A %; Michigan Central at 10 a
7ex; Hannibal and ST. Joseph common at 20 o 24z
q 25h; O., @. aud I. O. at 24k "a
a PAX 23X, ana Union Pacific at 2ox Q
21x 2oX 2OX. An influence which strongly
bears upon tho stock market, although indirectly
experienced, s the strength OF the banks AS these
decrease the loan certncates-which they again
did to-day the amount Of $780, 000-the ability OF
brokers grows stronger. Every dollar OF settse-
ment thus effected practically adds to the strength
OF the speculative situation and augments the
facilities Of Wall street in the transaction OF Its
business. The bar erected between banks and
bankers, however, during the recent panic has
stimulated the discussion OF the question whether
the latter should not have Clearing House of their
own and 1t will not be at ell surprising II they in
the assertion OF their tndependence-an there are
no more independent men In the world than tho
men on 'Changc--saould determine to establish
bank OF their own, where business can be az safely
and conveniently conducted as under the present
system. Their transactions variously estimated
to amount to from seven hundred TO one thousand
millions year, measured by the par value OF the
stocks they handle, and it would not seem TO re.
quire much determination or money on the part Of
brokers to plant themselves In position where
they will be entirely Independent OF institutions
which only draw the median line between the
merchant and speculator In time OF trouble, though
always glad to avail themselves OF the pront Of
both.
THE COTTON MARKET.
On 'Change to-day cotton on the "spot" was in
better demand, with prices ruling steady. For for
ward delivery prices advanced xc per ID. for this
month and kc. for the later months. Flour was
quiet and steady. Wheat and corn were In fair
request and 1rmer.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
Of stocks to-day
Highest Losoest.
N. Y. Central and Hudson, con. a5ds 9ik
Lake Sn0re. " IN
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
TWO HUNDRED MECHANICS DISCHARGED
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 0, 1873

FHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct Q, 1873,
The proprictors Of the Baldwin LOCOMOTIVES,
Works have discharged 200 out OF s,7oo employees,
Considerable work has been done ahead Of time,
and the locomotives will be delivered weekly until
the middle OF next month to the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. They nave delivered eighty
hve locomotives, and will make fifteen more when
required. The reduction in the number OF hands,
was caused partly by the cancelling or postponing
OF orders by parties whose position did not war
rant their fulhlment, but mainly In the falling OF
In the number of orders received.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Better Demand and Firm
Flour Quiet-Nheat and Corn Ffrmer-
Oats Highcr-Pork Duh and NOMINAL
Lard Easier-Groceries Dull and Nomi-
nal-Petroleum Nomtnal-NavaJ Stores
Quiet-WhtskeyL Lower.
MONDAY, Oct. Go p. NJ, 1873.
There was further perceptible increase In the
movement OF merchandise to-day, and in some de-
partments there was considerable activity. on
'Change -four was steady, but not very active
Wheat on the contrary was active and higher
The demand was mainly Tor shipment, notwith-
standing the contract deliveries were considerable
In iuture contracts nc further business transpred,
but the whole market was nrmer. Corn and
oats were also nrmer, the latter being
decidedly so in consequence OF continual scarcity
and good demand. WLiskey was lower, with
free sellers the decline. Pork still quiet and
entirely nominal. Lard was about steady. Frelghts
very firm. with free offerings Cotton met with
Q iair demand; asteadv price for spot" and sd-
Of c. &c. for futures Groceries were dull and
nominally steady in value. Petroleum dun and
nominal. Naval stores were quiet with values ruling
about the same.
tions and prices, in the absence of sales,
were noninally unchanged. We quote :-Ordi
nary 2Oc 2014c.; fair cargoes, 2s<c. &c
good cargoes, 2l4c. axe; prime 2lsc 2ac
extreme for lots 20c &c gold b 20 and 90
days credit Java government bags, 233zc 24c. do
grass mat) 24c. 251ac. Singapore, do. 21ac 22)sc
Ceylons 2lc &c; Maracaibos &c q 221sc Laguayra
s IPs Psro i%scs ea & @ 2io asa s Pisa PSansS &C. ie
sas. sis Gnrossra, aSs aSs; saysnliis 2oiss
credit edit ou'A'0A N''A'" 'a' s0'' - '' 70 " Gays
Corrox.-The market for spot cotton was hrm with
active AZ an Improvement Of c or October
and for the later months closing however, with moro
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

GOVERNMENT BONDS
were firm and in equally good demand as tnat
which marked the closing days Of the week. Five
twenties Of 1865, coupon. sold at 113k a 113K q
1885; OF 1867, at 1147S l1414 1l4sS 114A; ten
fortes, coupon at 40 10Y 109s4; skies, regis
tered, OF 1881, at HAYS 1862 at 1885 1OsA; 1854
at 109a 1865, registered at 100; 1867, registered
at 113A. The following are the late quotations.
United States sixes, 1881, registered 114S do do,
coupon, 1l41S l14H; DO, DO, Hve-twentiss cou-
pom, 1862, l0SH lOss; do, do, 1854, 109h; do,
do., do, 1855, III 111h; do do, do, 1856, new,
1lS1 ia; do, do, do, 1867 114k; d0 do. do.
1885, 115 do ten-forties registered, 100; do, do,
coupon l09h 1l0; ives, 1881, coupon, 10S 110H
Pacific Railroad skies. Ill 111H.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
The principal trahsactions OF the day were In
new Tennessee skies at "a; virginia consois, SKIES,
at 4s. The following are the late quotations Mis-.
souri, sixes, s7,s; Missouri sixes Hannibal and st.
Joseph issue, 81 Missouri skies, Asylum or Univer
sity S4 Tennessee stxes old, 73H; do. SKIES, new,
"a; Virginia SKIES, old, SO; do. sixes new, 40; do.
skies, consolidated, 48; do. sixes deferred. 9h;
North Carolina sixes old, 22 do. Funding act, 1885,
II; do. do, 1868, IL; South Carolina skies, 2s;
do. sixes January and July, IL; Louisiana skies,
levee, 52h; do. eights, levee, IS; Texas tens,
1876, so.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Nothing new was developed in this direction,
save the action OF half dozen operators snrewd
enough to see that mistake had been made In
the Associated Press dispatches which reported
as probable larger arrival OF specie during the
present week than has occurred. The sum total
OF gold received thus far has been only f1Sl 600.
This in the face Of the report that the steamship
Adriatic alone would bring $1,5oo,ooo. Her sum
total amounts TO 4s5,ooo. The market opened at
no. receded to 1O9. but recovered, and thereafter
showed steadiness at ITO 110K 1lo1. The rates
paid for carrying were 2, 8, J. s, and per cent to
nat. The final rate was per cent for carrying.
The fluctuations OF gold to-day were as lollows:-
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

Totals. II53 La
ture delivery bass middinp the sales have been as
20 at il 7-i6c zoo st II l5s2c January. 100 9fc.
Total 700 bales To-day up to three r M-october, a0
SSo at l7ss go st . slsae 299 at II lllse, 600 y
at II 7I6c at ISc, 400 ati7 Iec 100 II i5s2c
december 200 at u 7se loo At z ls.s2c, 2e9 at A8c.,
Tebraary 10 as i2'sc Total, $500 bales: Grand teal
follows-To Havre, by steam, Il6c,, compressed no
sail To Bremen. by steam nc To Liverpool BY am,
&c. q 7-16c BY SAIL nominal
.FLoun AND @ @sipts-Floar 1887 beis wheat.
market ruled quiet but steady lhe sales including all
kinds about $500 bbls at prices within the rance
steady about 2O bbls changed hands at prices Within
The New York herald., 1873-10-07


I%hsss wa: in good demand and the market was q
s % sS
pesoa s' in ns % and
pa ras
M s4 for no,. M Miaiss . i 4
g 1 ynssr = sw .s' .sns S4ss Hss', ea
sales
ss
srn mixed a IN store sSc Sc for new DO DO aoat and
aasst ssriey win demand, resulting in sales
na in the absence Of sales but held with considerable
FnEGn1s Business berth freights ha. been fail
day. at eighty i5resSar rates particularly for grain ae.
cheese at 5o5 boxes bacon at S and BY ss 1000
ss5ssa ss ,i ssssss: s5:l:
Tssslar q and soe5 bushels @ eeIsS ss is4s
@ ss .ss SHs e. ss sssn do Il + a t.
bins dour Al fe BrsoI by steam, 1900 Sqs6es grain
E ' Saiss
sSn s4 0tasF German aS grain
S,sc, ssnSh p0, Ia sTa M los B British
los 3D. German bark, $40 tons placed in the BERTH
Srs, hence . Cork orders the tn,sd kingdom,
mental ports at Ss Norwegian bark from Phiisdei-
psa sS port excluding Dutch 1900 bbs
market continued ag with
S tSs %s snd %
a2c do. elaysd ac. Sc. do. mascoyado, D. refining.
ss Epsh as sndSs aH SrC%Ssr % @ Nd d,sane rSTo
NAVAL srokKs.The market for spirits turpeniine has
Closing al s e M pi.
4o cash Strained rosin has been in improved demand
ss p.s: hsd sSd Ts1s rss, si ss
81 ss'5s ss S In hss ss
ns ps slsy
FrrKoLsux.-rhe market for refined continued mac
ALIKE spot olsc lsc for halt Of month and sc.
ssT without ssdns s1 e
at ssr sSey 5 ns
ns latter R5ca s e %s os aS lots rSs PRs Phs
delphia dun and nomnay MIN % unchanged inch Re-
s9sS SSoed Al @ for balance o. 5 and c for
SsS Ss 4 @essS aaS'S New ys!g ss
.sS ssss ss :sa ss,IsS Ell
es S g 6 S at @ rs S s tN
ss M e. hs sss tor wsfn 5
The spot At sSe. SSc $50 tsrccs for October
Civ lard Dc $ 9S1Ss sr% with 50 efss: s,ss
n &c osSns ST As & & ' STEADY pres
Tas ;sf; y So liz is os
extra do, bbls $l7 SO for do, terces and $50
So for India do erces Beef hams were quiet and
changed quoted At from SIS $50 30, extremes for
only in Ugh, re9sc and prices MOI notcsaby changed
picked DO at 900 picked shoulders 7sc 800 fresh
hams % ooo lbs OF bellies II lbs average atssxc
5OU lbs Of do, II IL lbs average, at 914c 10zc.
market was dull for raw sugar but prices
steady on the basis 0f INC. &C. for fair TO good re nm
ing. No sales. of consequence were reported. Re-
fined was dull at DC. ss<c.. for yellow, g{c; .
f9r standard A lNs for crushed and powdered ana
70 common 70. INC. fair 70 good fair 74c sc good
nrIc Hnme sS sSoc grocsry fair gSSs S4S bds
Icxcs 9 sHc, a 9sSc molases hhds and boxes skc
ard Nos to 10. 7xo. DO 10 to IL Sc skc; do. ~
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
Board OF Assfsta mt Aldermen.
The Cornptroller's Receipts.

Comptroller Green reports amounts paid yester-
day into the city treasury as folows:-From taxes
received real estate and personal properly, less
discount about S527, 900. From assignments for
street openings and improvements and interest,
sl,323 From arrears OF assessments and water
rents and penalties $2,O4s. From rents, &c.-De-
partment Of Public Parks, $l65. From markee
rents and fees, $1,43s From llcenses-Marshal's
Office $50. From fees-Judicial District Courts.
$127. Sales city Record, $15 Total $534,sS2.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

The Central Pacific Railroad earnings for Sep
tember were the largest for any one month since
the road was opened. The following is the CON-
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

The quotations based on cotton IN store running In
quality not than halt grade above below the
grade quoted. The sales were =
1o.Day. Sat Ereaing. Total
Export. ort........................ ,233 l2S
Consumption ................. SOS 500
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
10 A. M.-Refore Call.

Monday, Oct. 6-IO,15 A. M.
$1,000 $50 G. '65 n. l3h $500 $50 c, VI. li4K
l5oo9 - bee llsh 10000 $ lO4O c...... Lo
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

FL
$4,000 Tenn 6's, new. bic
1000 Va 6's, con-. :.
5000 Cen r gold bds..
1000 10.
10000 I'm Pac lst m. .....
loco do. :.
1000 do. &C
lO0OU Pac 10's, inc.
500 dO............. :.
1000 Lake Shore div b
2000 Chic K N W con.
5000 d, L 4 w LIST. :.
1000 Del. l. Il w con. !.
5000 Ct West I'd IN. :.
10000 p, Ft w 4 Chi 1st ]
5000 p, Ft w x g 3D..
1000 StL 4 IN LIST. -.
$500 o 4 NJ I'd m. 80.
1000 n 4 st r SIS, lst m
20OOM 4 st r LIST. .LaCd
5000 G. q, G 4 l LIST. :.
2000C. &l G Jst. 80.
45 shs D 4 II G Co. -. ]
lis do. ..b G
5000 Lie 4 N G, '98. ;.
900 Pac M SIS Co h n
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

BANK SHARES.
The business In this line has been unimportan
but we quote as follows bidding prices :-Manha
tan, las; Merchants, 1l5; Union, 1925; Americi
100; Fulton, 13o; Leather Manufacturers, l5(
Metropolitan, 100; New York County, $50; Fourt
National 100.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

$4,000 Mo 6's, II a Stills
2CW Cen Pac gold b..
10000 Tn p RR lst m...
&Du Gal A G ID IN. ..b e
5000 b, II 4 L LIST. -.
5000 q. CAL Q Ist m.
5000 . 4 NJ con 81. -.
500 G 4 N W comb Q
ZOO T&W LIST, Sc l. d be
BOY s(ls Con Coal OF Md
30 do. b o
ZOO Nd Coal Co. ..bc
Is Del 4 II Canal. b Q
lou Cl 4 Pitts gtd.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
FINANCIAL.

T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance OF al! kinds effected with best
companies j. J. HARBICH 4 CO., III Broadway.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-29
Pacific Coast News.

The Sutro tunnel is now 1, SOC feet in
length.
Only 63,O63 votes were polled in the
State at the last election
John p. Jones, it is reported will
take up his residence in San Jose.
Bear and deer are plentiful i'm the
vicinity of Georgetown, Ell Dorado
county. -
The new court house in San Buena-
ventura will soon be ready for occu-
pancy. :.
Work will be commenced on the
Stockton and lone narrow gauge road
within thirty days.
A car load of California pears and
ounces arrived in New York, OctO-
Der 23d, in excellent condition..
A new journal called the Pacific
odd FellOW will be established in San
Francisco about the lst of January.
The ship Three BrOthers-late steam
ship Vanderbilt - took 4,5O0 tons of
wheat from San Francisco to Europe.
Col. Won Schmidt has gone to the
Sierra Nevada mountains for the pur-
pose of locating the sight of the Lick
observatory.
McKinstry has majority of 6l
over both his competitors in the First
Judicial District, viz: In Santa Bar
bara, 6; Ventura, "a; San Luis Obs
pO, 3G.
A boy named Pisano .GOrdO, aged
about II years, whose parents live at
Caf1ada Larga, left his home OH the
18th of October, and has not since
been heard from.
r. w. Clark, of Taylor's Falls,
Mimi, bought on the Ojai 1900 acres
of land last week. He has gone back
home for his family. Several others
will return with him.
The ship Ontario has arrived at Liv-
erpool with 80 bales of California cot
ton on board. The consignment was
grown at HOpeton, Merced county, by
H. +. Buckley & Bros. This is, we
believe, the first direct shipment of
cotton from the State.
The following delegates to the Gen
eral Conference of the M. f. Church
South, that meets in Louisville, KY,
next May have been elected from this
State: Clerical-Rev. f. X. Miller,
Rev. George Sim. Alternate-Rev. J.
c. Simmons, Rev. c. P. Fitzgerald.
Laymen--Dr. l.. H. Bascom, J. w.
GOad. Alrernates-Wick b. Parsons,
G. f. Wilcoxen
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-29

Eastern, San Francisco and Norhern-Tele-
graph stage Linc-Arrive at 300 u. NJ; close
-. .at .riH5 NJ: Letters intended for registry
- .,lnSRL be presented before II \. NJ.
Coast Line-Stations between san Francisco
and Los Angeles, via Santa Barbara-Ar-
rive at 1890 l.. NJ; closes at $3.50 II. NJ.
San Diego Linc-San Diego, Anaheim, Gala
tin, Capistr;tno, etc.&ArrveS Il. 100 p. NJ.
. closes at 7aW \. NJ.
Southern Arzona-TucsOn, Yuma, Arizona
city, and Way StatiOns-TrWeekly Her-
vice-Arrves Sunday, Wednesday and FRI
day at p. NJ. leaves Monday, Wednesday
and Saturdays Mail closes at A. NJ.
Northern Acknowledgment, Wickenberg and
Way emi-Weekly-Arrives Mon
day an,tThursilay a:.5a0 p. NJ; leaves Tues
day and Friday; mail closes at L. NJ.
San BernarlinO and Way Siations-San Ga
brel FL Monte, Riverside, etc; arrives at
800 PM; closes at $3.50 L. NJ.
Wilmington and Way StatiOns-Arrives at
:. 2:30 F. NJ. closes at 9b0 a. NJ.
lerrO GOrdO, Lone Pine and Hayilal-A Arrives
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 500 p.
81. NJ; leaves Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day; closes at u NJ. -
Domestic and Foreign Money Order Office
Open from $50 a. NJ. to 4:40 u. NJ, except on
Il. SSatut0E ,.WIfSh office closes at 300 p. M.
Office nOurs-S:OU a. NJ. to 200 p. NJ.
H.'K. w. BENT, p. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-29
PATRONS oFs,'HusBANDRY.

Followings is a list of Oranges in Los An
geles county:
Siver-I.Os Nietos--J. ii. Burke, Master; F..
r. Wylie, Secretery.
Compton-A. Higbie, Master; j. a. Walker,
:. -. Secretary.
= ,
Secretary. ~.
Enterprise-Los Angeles - I. c. Alexander,
Master; w. T. Henderson, Sec'y.
Eureka-Spadrl-P G.: Toaner, Master; JOS.
Wright, Secretary -!
Eajrview w-Anaheim-EdwaM Evey, Master;
':s "5.sD: Taylor; Secretary
Fruitand-Tustin City-A. b. Hayward, Mas
ter: +. b. Nicos, SECRETARY.
Los Angeles.T. 4. Carey Master; 7. u. Han
Los Nieos-E. b. Grandof, Master; ]. F.. Mar
quiS, Secretary.
New River-I.os NietosER;. b. Guthrie, Mas
ter; d. $. Wardow, Secretary.
OrangeRichland- -1'hbmns' Brown, Master;
J.W. Anderson, Secretirt.
Azusa-M. W. MaNy,. Master; j. c. Preston,
risfsSissh: Sse1sse!A Gibson, Mas,cr wm Porter,
Secretary
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-29
Ios Angeles Aerald.
MEETINGS OF SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
Los Angeles Lodge No 42-Meets first Mon
:. day I'm them0nth, at 1870 p. Nj.
; Royal hrch Chapter, +, 4. NJ, No; 3a-second
Pentalpha Lodge No. 2O22Thim Monday in
each month, ut 7:O p. NJ.
fhe Council il-FOurth Monday in each month,
at 1890 p. NJ.
Council No. II, r. < s.. M.'.-Cteur de Leon
Com'dery No. Q, X. T.'.-Stated conclaves
third Thursday in each month, 7:O +. NJ.
=a. 49, ODD-FELLOWS.
Angelic Lodge No. lM-M Mondays at 1890 p NJ
Las Angeles Lodge, No. Wednesdays, at
7:30 p. NJ .-
Golden ittiie Lodge No. i6O-Frldays, 1:1O p. NJ
South star Degree Lodge First and Third
Tuesdays. at 7:30 u. NJ.
Orange Grove Encampment - Second and
Fourth Tuesdays, at 1870 p. NJ.
CHAMPIONS OF THE RED CROSS.
Olive Encampment No Wednesdays, at
7:M p. NJ. =.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Merrill Lodge No. 299--SatnrdayS, 7::W 7. NJ.
Los Angeles Social Cluh-Thursdays, $40 r. NJ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-29
TESTIMONIALS:
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES.
U..I. .l-n

OAKLAND, July IL, 1872.
Herewith certify that Miss Josephine Lind
ley has been student in my department Of
from September, 1870, to April Sd, 1872. During
this time she studied the French, the Spanish
and the German languages, obtaining always
the highest marks for proficiency and attend
ance, her average credit mark for five terms
being 81 per cent.
On entering the University, Miss Lindley
possessed already such knowledge of the
French and Spanish idioms as TO be able to
speak them with ease, fiuency, correctness,
and pure pronunciation.
She may now be considered thoroughly ia
miliaI with the theory and philosophy, as we'll
as with the application of these two tongues;
and she may safely be recommended as a cam
didate of great promise, for teaching the
French and Spanish languages.
p. PIODA, Prof Modern Languages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-29
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.

Josephine Lindley has been declared by the
Faculty entitled to this Certificate of Prof.
cheney In the departments. of Geology and
Natural History, Botany and Physical GeolO-
gy,) Bellies Lettres, English Literature, HistO-
ry, Ancient and MOdern,) Chemistry, Modern
Languages, french and Spanish.)
8. Carr, Prof Chemistry; p. Pioda, Modern
Languages; Joseph lie COnte, Professor of Ge-
OlOgy and Natural History; William Swinton,
Professor of Bellies Iettres; Martin Kellogg,
Dean of the Faculty. Oc2-tf