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MRKELMo, Jane 20th, ls74.


r. Re-, JatD Jaasl, D. D.:
Dan an:-I hereby announce my de.
bireAnd puTppse 70 NihdfAw from the
ministry and Membership Of the Protest
ant Epbeopal Church.
Ifm4yJbe stated IN general terms, that
! ind myself IN entire sympathy with the
Reformed Episcopal Church; which by
the recent action Of IL GenGrL Council,
has put itself In . position 70 represent
tstA el1raalS and eSytGialy, AID IsiEsOUt
sHspieiOn Qf EftGl e7F, the cardinal truthS
Of revealed religion, q taught In the
Bible.
AyowEnR, asI hsYe done heretofore,
my general Ettachmgnt 70 the doctrines,
discipline and Worship Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, l must BE- allowed %
say, that there are certain expressions In
the Prsyer-book Of whose doubtful and
dangerous tendency I hsVe EiRsJs enter.
tanned very serious misgfVfpgD; and the
experiences Of later Years has only served
70 convince ne that my earlier tmpres.
lions were well founded. In Other words,
alter much anxious deliberStion, I hare
arrived Of the conclusion that RituAlism,
In no slight measure, flnds Ils roofs In the
PraYer.book itself ,gE Eeg-
From all that have read Of Episcopal
uttersnces, from the proceedings OF re-
cent Diocesan Conventions, from The con.
tinuAl outgivtngs Of the Church press,
and from Whist know Of the spirit and
policy OF the High. Church party, the
dominant power IN the Protestant Frisco.
pal Church, there b but little ground 70
hops that anything satisfactory, IN TX
Gay Of HayT bO6k revision, viii be done
BY the next General Convention, or By
any Subsequent one nothing that will
meet the demands OF the case, 20 far Of
leaSt, a. those ara concerned who believe
that EituAlsn finds more than mere
shadow Of Justification 10 the Prayer. book
itself and who are unwilling TO be held
responsible Ior the errors, false teaching,
and oily practices, ofa party 90 nearly al.
lied In sympathy and purpose with the
Churchoi Rome 1'aa.
IhAYe been involved In this entangle-
ment, more or less, for the last forty years.
Others will remain 70 endure or enjoy It
as beat they can. Bot % for me, my
sense OF duty does not impel me in Thu
direction. | had fondly hoped 10 have
found, for my lew remaining days, con-
genial home in the Protestant Episcopal
Church; bnt this hope, like many others
has been doomed TO disappointment.
It only remains, therefore, for me tc
add, that / have now determined TO re-
tire from what l can but look forward ID
as state oil interminable strife; or, what,
perhaps should be equally depEofed, an
absorption Of the Evangelical element
into High hurchism, the foster parent
Of RltualIsm, and consequent overflow
Of Romanism about once 10 each success
siye generation.
With many thanks for the uniformly
kind and courteous treatment l have al
ways received OF your hands, remain
H. Rev. and Dear Dir,
Yours sincerely,
~ JAS. 81. McMRcHEN.
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Mr.. SAMUEL GEORGE has purchased in
the peighborhood Of 100000 pounds Of
wool, st prices ranging from IS 10 20 cts.
BE is still buying, and wool l. coming In
freely. Dir. Thomas Everett hAs also been
purchasing largely RezSburg Nsri.
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SATURDAY, LILLY 4. 1874.

TIM price q htuminOus coal, from
which Z produesd the ordinary gAs with
which streets and houses are lighted, b
lower IN the United States than in Eng.
Land, bat The gAs i.ssli b tWice, OF even
thrice dearer. In London, which h.s 10
gstcoaibg and.bg Iaiiroad from 70.
mote oollIsris, ga has lately been re.
dueed 10 91pGtaoo elbis teet, and eYen
this d grunbled HtAs beng TOO high.
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DIED..

& DIED. g' cr-.l
NocREADY,-on 1hur,dsy evening. July 4,
ts4 AZ ii O'Clock, JonS v. MoSSII5i, IN Ss
ssh yelI Of hiSAge. ..-Hl1 b.. : s.fl,
RuaesA tion Tho residsaes Of Als tAther, No.
$50 Water street. ssh Wand, .to.noHow aitss-
roOn st aoeIosk. Friends Of ths family sfs IN.
yIted. htsrnentAt Nj. Wood Cenetsry.
nronton pspsrs please eopI.l
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sALR.
JEnaA. Lancaster d AZ, ConplGlIinis,

SAN-S@ - A@AAss--s% - ~ SSA-t -A-AsN--3t
8. Bsady, the NerehtniS Ind Mechanics Bank Of
Wheehog, q a peieHdAnts. In ChAneeEy.
By virtue Of decree rendered IN he above
entitled eAube St tie Nay FeEm, isIl, Of The uif.
e1it Co1rt Of Ohio county, he Rndeuignod
special Commissioners WI, On
THURSDAY, Tie sth day Of Jlly, tsIi.
sen 81 pablo suction SG DE front doof u Ne,
Court Ho1ge q Ohio e9uuty, Tie t6ll0WinE lots
IN 1OsGph CAldW0lI's Addition % wheeling md
In The oedsr kGF1inAtteE named, that 10 toSsy:@
lsk LOIS nHmbRed ~ -, 50, q, @, ard That
portion Of lotn1m6efRd I, hing TaBtof The fol-
lowing line, eoluenclng At 1pglutin he north
lac, Of G1id lot, Is feef from the east line Of
water erect, End thene8to Q point q he Sooth
line Of aid lot, 16 let frun Gid 1aAt hne ol1
Water etreet "a lot No: g; g, lot No. y; I'll.
lot 80. - 81. the North hAf % lotNo. 9 and
9Th, the south half q lotNo. Q, toFstbetptA m
The inpfosements thereon; q, Bnekof MD lotA
e shAll b sumeGnt IN the order Afnpeaoid 70 pay
Wheeling the sum Of S5'Tl8 g, With Interest
thereon from thesth day of Nay. 1sTi, untti ply.
ment the COTS Of The Abote 6Rit and thSeo6tA,
Tnn or sA1x-one thtrd Of lie purehaSe:
money IN hand, Gnd thete1Idae inaixa1AfUelIe
months With interest fron Day Of eale, he, pnE.
chaser diving bond and Hee1f1ty for The defsFfGd
instA1mentG, md the title being retained e tifV
ther security until payment In tuls but with
liberty 70 Zach purchaser TO pay al Or greAter
proportion than one-thlrd Of his BID Ia hand.
D. LAMB and Z
r A. ]. CLARKE, a
Special Commissioners, a
June y 4ot+ --- W Ea-. lilo ta.s q L 1elo n.
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State Of West Virginia, County Of OHIO, 10:
bank, do solennlY swear that The above state
mant II true 70 The beat Of my knowledge and
belief. JOHN J. JONES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 heiore me this Cd
dAy Of July, 1874. J.A0RaAN,
~ = Notary Public,
Correct-Attett: A. WILSON,
.6EO. HENDEL,
Z J. STONE,
jy4 directors.
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withdrawal Of Rev. Jaa, II. Meme.
ehsn from TIE Ministry and Mem.
berihfp Of The Protestant RpISeo.
pkf CHuTAE r."
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
LIZ The NerehKnts' National Bsnk Of West
Va. Of wheeling, in the State OF ". Va, at the
close Of Business June 18th, 1874.
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ts9oI4O -
State OF West Virgins, County Of Ohio, -:
], John Wagner, Ca bier Of The AboVe.nAmed
Bank, do'Iolemnly swear Dist The above st1te.
Hsn iI uae' TO me 9sst q ~ 1hnSWIsSEs AID
day Of July, 1874. O. Il. WATKINS,
~ Rotary Public
Correct -Attest: ARTHUR LITTLE,
u. PoLLoCK,
Jas. HAXWBLL,
iyt - Directors.
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acknowledgements.

TWosYoUNG GENTLEMEN
aisk ~ = &C. soa q 3 sss ~ isisne
g q % eleh pr nDth. RTtsJthinE ps0tiaed.
slt1Atlo1 teliS AtaL Enquire q tAs lStElllfea-
eef OEe4 ~
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iPooMs TO LET. y as "a
I Two comfortably 1asniIhed Rooms. with or
without board, on the IslAnd, in small family,
where there are no other boltders, Situation
pleasant and convenient. p y
BGquIfe 1t tits ofleo.gL ,A1'ifEdhiiJyl
. sIs5Il Ij3I5L : SJTI5Y.I dIII t5JIsuIi
NOR CINCINNATI, % 1aNss3SGd
~ Thu ins passenger steamer
q, h nuDssos z! I: !. Coz oospt WI! 4. Ess
WIS., 5seEs q % iFiI a. A
For Freight o. passarSS sSjplS on board o. % I
To Q. Il. BOOTH h co.
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Educational,
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

Tho Spring Term viii open MONDAY, april
9gth. This Is = favorable time for new pupils
70 enter the regular school departments, or for
Music, Art French or German. For terms Of
admission, tuition, &C., call on or address The
President, REy. WIN. q. NORTON. apil
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DBPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ t-The National Baak Of Wet Virginia"
Ne close 81 b1iIntss on lie SSth diy q June,
1NA ,,,o,,,..
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A coon THRRE,sToLY BRICK H0NaE,
TOR SALE oHRAP-
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,
on WHEELING MsAED,

On WHEELING 1LSAhD1
On BoRlh Ffont Street; mar Ne EaspOnhoa
bEidge, 4 board walk and WGteF PIPE haie1 GtelY
been laid % th9 street. Also skads tFeea GFe
being tot On both tide1, Which Utn mAkA onenf
hundred md one hRn6fed md tnEty 600 and 10
ieet IN depth. TAe plat can b asGn Is ths oGes
q theEneerslgne6. Ten4 BGsy, Title Pefieett
For fGrthef Inclination Apply 70 -. =
THBoDoRB YIN, =
Cor. ChApllne md leA 6tre6eA
WKTxtna. ApRil Is isIi SpiS !.
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.ICNIo LUNcH.

THE RYE-oUR PERFECTED
l. SPoetAela hare stood tha tsst. For near
In years We kATe nLds thEm 6Tpeeilify, md
tie Thousands who have been TeiisVed from
dtnmat Vision md ghn1e eye1.kAYe been 10
stored tokellth and yiEoR testify 70 thslf mEdtG.
below n'L1te House, Toe Perfected 6peet4sles,
WGtehe1, Cioaka, J6WelEy, Silver Ware, &C,
~ OxT0BY b DUEHIRLD.
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It IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL unclaimed in the Post Once at Wheeling
Saturday morning, July T., 1874.
{ To obtain any Of tho following, the applicant
Will please cali of Advertised letters, giving the
date OF this Lat. -ssf, q Il. -, 49, -
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Planting After the PIood.

DIFFICULTIES n LoUIsr-
ANA
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- - Sil i9i mai eGssuI 81 HI2insoarou
a I IS eSo1 e % the capital stock
ons Sas Z, w.SSee!ig HIM r5Te Railway are now
isI1 4 a, NOCABH, sOs'y Pc sss e.
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Eor 0aIe.

R.H. HALLRR, AaetIoaNt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
Sale OF OIL Paintings.

The Oil paintings advertised in the
HERALD for sale at auction by Mr..
Noyes, are on exhibition in Mr.. HAM
ilton's store-rOom, two doors above
this office. The room Is constantly
filled with people inspecting the pic
lures, and from the many expressions
of satisfaction we have heard, the col
lection is fully appreciated by our citi-
Zens.
The collection consists mainly of
landscapes, only three of the subjects
being taken from the Pacific coast.
These are Mt. Shasta by Real, Gin
the Rocky Mountains" by Jas. Hart,
"Sunset in the Yo Semitic Valley" by
Sands. There is but one picture by a
California artist, "Evening on the
Juniata," a spirited and pleasing
sketch by Mosner of San Francisco.
"Winter,n and "Winter in the Black
Forest" by J. J. Fang of New York
are beautiful pictures. There is one
exquisite little gem, landscape, by
Jno. M. Hart. that shows mech artist
ic taste; "Storm in the Allegheny
Mountains" is much more preten-
tious piece, but hardly shows as good
execution. "TrentOn Falls" and
"Lake Pleasant are both good pic
lures. The collection is o good one,
altogether, and offers an excellent
chance to our citizens to secure valua-
BILE works of art. The sale will be-
gin on Thurday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
The Clarendon House Races.

The day opened with trot, best
three in five. Entered-Cade's brown
mare Dirigo, Durfee's Enoch Arden,
and CampbelPs sorrel mare Los An
geles Maid. The first heat was taken
by Enoch Arden by only length,
with the third horse, the Campbell
mare close behind, not being in good
condition. Time, 3:01. If the mare
had been in better condition her chan
ces of success would have been exceed
dinghy good. On the second heat
Dirigo and Enoch Arden were neck
and neck; time, 3:0S!, and the mare
last, but the heat was decided in favor
of Dirigo. The third heat was won
close by Dirigo, in 1902, and the fourth
heat was won by Dirigo in 1903 easy.
The race was an interesting one; but
not Il pool was sold; the odds being
very heavy on Dirigo.
The second race was the Ladies'.
Four entries were made, but only two
started. Mrs. Durfee drove Enoch
Arden, and Mrs. Hurd drove Los An
geles Maid. 1t was won by Enoch
Arden driven by Mrs. Durfee, in 1925.
The last race was quarter race.
Entries, Lucy, Diamond Nose and
Sally. The race was very exciting,
won by Lucy by a scratch. The time
was not obtained, about 2:024 was sta
ted on the outside.
Slaughter of San Bernardino, and
Carlin of Los Angeles, were judges,
and Donovan was the time-keeper.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
Pacific Coast kilograms.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6

San FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.
A dispatch is said to have been re-
cecived stating that the China left
Yokohama on the 10th of December,
which makes her only four days over
due
The trial of John Tuers, for shooting
James Bowling, is still pending in the
18th District Court. Tuers shot Dow
ling while the formers cousin had a
fight with man named Howard.
The Sulphureta Mining Company
organized1 two new mines in Storey
county, Nevada. Capital $1,000, 200.
Granada Silver mining Company or
gained for the same place; Capital
stock same. Also, Ironsides Company
to mine at the same place. Capital,
$5,OO0,OOO.
Judge J. r. Sharpstein assumed his
duties as Judge of the 18th District
Court to-day.
llIC llCW SlCtllICl iOi Vic MIL SOIu-
pany reached her dock about 2 o. clock
p. NJ. to-day. She will take her place
on the line to China and Japan.
A German employed by Jas. Adams.
of Adams. Blinn & Co., committed
suicide at Menlo Park by shooting
himself through the head with shot
gun. Cause of suicide unknown. He
had brother living in Portland, Ore
gon.
William Lightnock has brought suit
for $4,000 damages, against John
Marshall for seduction of plaintiffs
wife.
The Pacific Mail Company's steam.
er, has arrived; she was 40 days from
Rio, into which port she put for re.
pairs to machinery.
Governor Booth has approved an
Act prohibiting the sale of liquor
within two miles of the State Univer.
sity at Oakland.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
The Library.

The Trustees of the Library Associa-
ton at their meeting Monday evening
passed resolution allowing sojourn-
ers by taking out Librarians card,
to enjoy all the privileges of their
rooms for the period of one month.
This does not entitle them to take
books from the rooms, but this privi-
lege can also be obtained by paying
the sum of one dollar. If any one
making this payment should desire to
continue the arrangement it can be
done, at the same rate, and when the
payments amount to the sum required
to constitute one full member, a tick
ct of membership will be issued with
out further payment.
The Trustees also resolved them
selves into a committee to confer with
our citizens on the subject of building
hall, and will report at their next
meeting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
Senator POmerOy Is called and IL not
found.

Senator POmerOy Is called and IL not
found.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6.
The Republicans special from Tope-
ka says the case of the State VS. Pome-
roy for bribing Senator York was
called in Court to-day. The defend
ant was not present, but his counsel
asked for further continuance which
was refused, and his ball, $4,000, or
dered forfeited with the understanding,
however, that if the defendant appears
for trial during this month, the order
for forfeiture is rescinded. 1t is be-
lieved here, he will never be tried, it
puts him in the position of a criminal
at large without bail and liable to ar
rest at any time.
The Texas Election UunconstitutiOual
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l.
A special from Austin, Texas, says
the Supreme Court has just decided
that the late State election is uncon-
stitutional, on the grounds that the
polls were only open one day instead
of foor as provided in the new consti-
tuition.
Senate Finance Committee.
The Senate Finance Committee to-
day agreed to report favorably on the
bill authorizing National Banks to
withdraw bonds deposited in the Y. s.
Treasury in security, as they retire
their circulation.
Buckinsham's Free Banking Bill.
Buckingham's free banking bill was
taken from the table and referred to
the committee on finance.
Morrill,, Of Maine, from the Finance
Committee, reported back resolution
introduced by Sumner, instructing
that committee to report bill abol-
ishing the Office of Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, and to provide for
the collection of taxes by stamps with
the recommendation that it be indefi-
nitely postponed. He said when the
millennium arrived, it might be posi-
BILE to collect taxes without tax Of
ficers. To abolish the Internal Reve-
nue. Bureau would be to lose ut least
one-half the taxes now collected. The
principal part of the taxes were col
lected upon spirits and tobacco, and it
would be impossible to collect them
without officers. Sumner said here
was an opportunity for practical econ
omy, and by adopting this system of
collecting taxes by stamps, an army
of office-holders would be dispensed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
Los ANGELES, Jan. 6. /

Los ANGELES, Jan. 6. 1874.
EDITOR HERALD: Permit me in a
few words to reply to the interesting
communication of "New Conner"
He says: "The very fact that thou
sands are arriving here annually in
search of homes, while only scores are
remaining here, should stir up our
Common Council, and the citizens in
general, to do something for the public
good"
Let the half of the thousands that
are arriving here annually in search
of homes remain, and in short
time the &C ommon Council and the
citizens in general" will not need any
one to stir them to something for the
public good, but everything will be
lovely etc. etc. OLDER CONFER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
EASTER NJ.
NEW YORK. ia

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.
An exciting meeting of working men
was held here to-day. Addresses were
delivered, in which working men were
advised to hold their own against
swindling politicians who wish to keep
them in starvation. They went in a
body to the City Hall but could not
see the Mayor, or any Heads of De-
partments. They dispersed to meet
again on Thursday.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5.
The Kellogg Legislature met to-day
Kellogg. The McEnery Legislature
also met, but there was no quorum for
business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
Two cars of freight were received
from Wilmington yesterday, and three
were dispatched to that place.
Board OF Supervisors.
MoNDAV Ian

MONDAY, Jan. 5.
The Board met in regular monthly
session. Present: HI. Forseman, in the
chair, s. B. Caswell, A. l.. Bush,
Francisco Palomares and Francisco
Machado.
A petition was read from w. w.
Rubottom and others asking the APP
p0intment of ID. r. Lilly, as Road
Overseer. Referred to Road Commits
sioner.
A petition was read from e. r. Wy
lie and others, asking change of the
line Of the road previously petitioned
for by Mr.. +. Tyler and others, and on
which the County Surveyor had made
report. This road is described as the
Lexington and Gallatin road in the
survey. Action deferred until next
meeting.
A petition was received praying to
attach portion of the Cerritos rancho
to the Wilmington school district and
granted, the same having been pre-
viously approved by the County School
Superintendent.
The petition of J. H. Stockwell and
others was referred to the County
Superintendent of Schools; also the
protest of Mace and Judson to the
granting of the said petition, which
designs to take away portion OF the
Green Meadows District and annex
the same to the San Pedro.
Another petition, from Andreas Ma
chado, affecting school district boun-
daries,, was referred to the County
Superintendent.
On the petition of r. M. Widney
and others, Lewis G Green WAS APP
pointed janitor of the Court House.
TUESDAY, Jan. 6.
The Board met again to-day, and the
petition of Michael Reese to build
wharf at Anaheim Landing, was read,
and the right, as petitioned for,
granted.
The actual owners of 2,2lS acres of
land, in body, adjoining the city
south, presented petition that said
land be set off as Water District,
under the provisions of the Act to pro-
mote irrigation, and that Z. +. Kysor,
l.. Dukes and J. H. Breuer be APP
pointed as trustees for the first three
months. Granted.
The Board did not at this point, as
stated by the Express, enter upon the
business of selecting grand trial jurors
for the year, that duty being per-
formed in March.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
SAN DIEGO.
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 6.

San DIEGO, Jan. b.
Sailing of the TusearOra.
The United States steamer Tuscarora
left at noon to-day to survey the Pa
cific ocean bed between this port and
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, for the
Pacific cable.
Yesterday the Sheriff paid over to
the County Treasurer the taxes col
lected during the month of December,
being $4S,4 9s. The total amount Of
taxes collected in 1873, is $5l, 942 SS.
This is the largest collection that has
ever been made in this county. The
delinquent list being less than $4,000,
the smallest yet known.
The Board of Supervisors awarded
the city and county printing to the
Union, for the third term Of two
wears
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
SACRAM ENTO.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 5.
Bush's bill to increase the salary of
School Superintendent in Los Angeles
county to $3.50 month, was referred
to Senate Committee on Education.
In the House, Bowers gave notice of
motion to reconsider the vote by
which his bill relative to right of way,
ETC., in San Diego to Texas Pacific
Railroad, was indefinitely postponed.
Election of Officers for the Board Of
Trade,
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 6.
Tomorrow afternoon the election Of
a President. Vice President, secreta-
ry, Treasurer and twelve Directors of
the Sacramento Board of Trade will be
held. Every citizen will be entitled
to vote. The temporary organization
has already effected much good, and
the election of permanent officers and
directors will it is confidently antici-
pated result in largely increased
prosperity to the city and county.
Application has been made to the
Probate Court by the guardians of the
children of the missing Arthur o. Neil,
for Administrato of the estate. The
real estate is valued at S15, 900; person.
al property, $500.
John Mernaugh was arrested to-day
ona charge of mayhem. On Sunday
last he had a difficulty with John D.
Smith, near the old gas works, during
which he bit large piece off Smiths
10 wer lip.
AUSTIN, New, Jan. 6.
James Tresider, native of Corn
wall, England, was killed in 5000
foot level of the North Star mine OH
Lander Hill, this afternoon, by large
rock falling upon him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
Late kilograms,
WASHINGTON.
What shall we do with Attorney .Gcn.
eraI Williams?

What shall we do with Attorney .Gcn.
eraI Williams?
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.
The fact that the President yester-
day, had confidential interview with
the Senate Judiciary Committee, gave
rise to the rumor that he intended to
withdraw the nomination of Williams
for Chief Justice. AT noon to-day
Williams was not informed of such
purpose, nor could confirmation OF
the rumor be then obtained at the ex-
ecutive mansion. 1t is intimated the
subject may be a matter of cabinet adj
visement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07

Thanking the people of Los Angeles coun-
ty for their liberal patronage during the past
we, in order to meet the increasing demand
for finer goods, will, while making Dollar
Goods a speciality, keep a good assortment
of higher priced goods. We have a fine lot Of
Mouldings and first-class Trainer; so bring
along your pictures and get them framed
cheaper than at any other place south of San
Francisco. All work warranted to give salts
faction. Dollar Store, Dunsmoor Bros, l02
Main street.