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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-23

THE GREAT PRoDLEM.-The Idaho
Auaidnche, an independent journal,
contains the following: "Who will
be President? This is the question of
the hour, and for the time-being the
great majority of the people are think
ing Of no other topic. Everything de-
ponds upon the result of the count of
the votes in South Carolina, Florida
and Louisiana. Judging from the
decisive n.ajorities Tilden received in
most Of the Southern States, it can
scarcely he doubted that the result in
the three States named will, if there
has been a fair vote, swell Tilden's ma
jority in the Electoral College. A fair
count, under any circumstances, is
what public sentiment demands now
and woe betide those who may be re-
sponsible for its being otherwise"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-23
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New Constitution for Turkey.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. %.
The Commission appointed to form
a new Turkish constitution concluded
its labors and a draught of the docu-
ments has been SEM to the Grand
Vizier. 1t * stated that the new sou
stitution will he promulgated and be
put in force before the meeting Of the
conference OF the Powers.
No Faith I'm the Gear.
LONDON, Nov. %.
The Pail Mall Gdzette, Standard and
other conservative journals, express
their complete distrust of the Czar's
pacific as expressed to
Lord Lotus, the British Ambassador
to st. Petersburg, in his interview with
his Majesty on November I'd.
Visitors to the Cxar.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. %.
The Gar is receiving various dis
tinguished personages. During the
last few days he has stated hat he
would still hope for the maintenance
of peace, bnt considered Russia's hon
or and his w pledged to obtain the
autonomy which he had demanded
from tho Porte.
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EASTERN D|SPATC HE'S.
By Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-23

MARRIED.

Sutro, Novcmb Dor l9-T. W. Thompson to Mrs.
Caroline Eressendoffer
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-23
Il 1'O-DAl.
MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

NI1I1H NV11VH'
rVHE OFFICERS AND MEM n
i bers Of Eureka Lodge No. IL, sIGNt
+. * A.. NJ, are hereby notified toN%NyN
meet at Masonic Hall at IL o'clock W
sharp TODAY. for the purpose OF attending
tho funeral of our lato brother j. X. Shaier.
All Master Mssons in good standing are in
yited to attend.
JOHN GILLESPIE, w. n.
W. j.. STEIcugLaAx, Soc. pro tom. II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-23

0btainablc will be in attendance.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

designer, and Delaplanche, sculptor-are sho"n " ~ w. .
ing a design which could be carried out III oe'"', ~
man.er in keeping with tho gigantic shs oi INC
vases They are IL feet high. and are sara 70 NC "'0
lar.xt ever made In Europe. Although inaue oi ia'.
such a. has been used in ali countries Tor ages 'so
specimens represent achievement In inc ART Aa'
cclors are exceedingly brilliant, and although Is pioD
bIc tba. liner and more true effects may yet I've pro
dced these vases are 10 he claSsed among thc nos'
uorkaba productions OF French sail In reSaiu u 'i'
aiion, the eagle and stars ana stripes aio
taiuy not above popular comprehension. iho "i.'A'
prcfcrrcd everyday events or scenes from iahi' ~
tory for tie decoration of their vases and Win que
gard 10 the OlJectin yicN would nave oeoh aiu " W
artists OF Limoges to have been more complimentary
H., t o.,r,te tbeir work with the emblem and nag OF
America There is nothing suitable by virtue oi
their commemorative design and workmanship lor
place In Memorial Hall than these vases lhey WIN Uo
examined in after years in much the same spirit m
one looks upon the relies OF the art OF Greece Mhu Is
chiefly remarkable, however, nbout them u lhat thos
should have marked the revival OF the ancient "S"s
under such circumstances and in connection win Suc
o,, ,cc,son A, the ancient vases bear legends, ana
names and sentiments sufficiently indicative OF inc
surcial purpose of their design and manufacture 80 oo
the productions of the artists and poters oil Franco o
proof that their intended destination sus
gestei their design. As tribute to America lh.y aio
full Of interest which is stl more Increased py 'hc
qualities as works OF AIT
These vases have also been produced In small, or
what might comparatively be called miniature size In
these the staettes in light and coiored bronze Dut
in other respects they exact reproductions Oh inc
larger pieces TIE process OF firing ana coorihS
faienee is shown In a multitude Of other vases. some
of the latter are in motcd cloudy gray others III
and others still deep green The peculiarly Oh ine
cooring is the combination 1t presents Oh u"'p''en
DEPTHS and tine shadn, respect in which some OF tle
smaller specimens by Delapauche Noel and others are
even better Illustrations OF the process Than iher
gigantic ncighooTs.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
CoSYNGBAN's FoRGERms.

WuKHspARRE, Penn, Aug. 4.-Further de-
vsIopmeuts concerning ibe afaIs OF Thomas d. Coyus-
ham show that hi, Iorgcsi-s to nearly S25oCV"
lie was nen!aar Of the hrin oi Bro4erica K Co. "Ao
operated II coal aud hon IN this state. Virginia 'au
New,Jersey TIC forged paper is mostly drawn III 'Ho
maze OF B-ode~iek & Co. aud IS hcl by pryIfe fersoa'
and 1anss In this city. philadelphia Baiim'se Fo'.s'
villc Allentown, Easton. rittston, ar1 Plymo"ta ~
Wiisrsharre tho paper Is held a. follows; see,hu "
,,,r,I rant .7c ooo. Pnples Bank $50 OOC: wyoming
National bank. $1,000; Oes SlOSu.b, TI'"SD,t "a
Mycr. 81 300; W Lee < Co. ~ 500, Authrac't,
Ijaa. :. zoo; Miners Savings Bauk, SaOVci flst -
;lnusl laHs ot P,,is..n 5000; Frs Naiiohl' D p.r
Plsmuuth $1,000 Ne used tile na1cs 81 .isr,
oi b.. iIn.ly =, IudorserS 1: j. SAID Con, hSAlH IS {,
tanrd hoayT losses IN stock spcra a'loAN' ,
ON IN nm extrn.lye maruer ia, hcrcsoonts ise b. a.
kGoyr although he Is supposed "a b. IN Sa5ah, 80
of,lr Ers create, "A great a,- OF excitement
was vecy respec,sby connected, being SON oi ZIG -
gnIy
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
ne heavy gold articles of sdorumcnt i n

centuries and some heavy gold articles of adonmcnt
the Lombard style
Tie dactyotdeca collection of engraved gems con
tains inward OF 27O specimens They lave cil.h 20
hcnolTUs AID Number ~ them are framed ana. hahs
up that tlsY he viewed ny Transmitted DSht ru
flr exquisite workmanship studied Ia alSent,ye me
collection. forms complete history o! the sfpIlc an
from the earliest down 20 The fifth cciiuly o,
Christ IL re are AS .ian cylinders from Nineteen anu
P.rscpOiis Phnnican, Etlusrau, aud CItk aaOS
amuIcts ani a1Hllr gems in iutaslo ana camco-uaSy
OF tncn ruhsEcd and known g. collectors "a among le
most nntew ortiy examples eAt.nt There are mflh,,
oigical subjects aad iGcrial portraits on sird"n'A ana
sarG and Greek engraved gems are nu;1ciJai IHus n
his ono collection 4 TO he she rcHned GxcCuoh OI
the early cylinders and sCarhs the Greek ana Roman
ntagiios-whrre beauty OF design s TIE thcnG.d ,iia
Roman canoes, with their moro OF less Icasic poi
tTaiture The student ash FOR no more lEln tHs
OF rings principally gold, there Is collection ot up-
wards OF 350 extending irom the earliest 1yrrhciilah
10 the END of the sixteenth century Besides Soid here
are rings silver bronze, glass, amber IVORY ana sew
cral kinds OF stone Many Of them are o spch' l.lci
es TO archpOlogists One contains an inag10 lrfiaii
bv the engraVcr Apolonins. Another Is superb piece
of carving in amber. Here examples ol fhe various
STYLES that obtained among tie aacicntS ana III mcdofu
times from the mOlsr0us seals as large as siiHtr
dollar and an inch scIoss loaded with ornaneh'atloh
ana Gure devices, the coicd snakcwllch seems t9
a faVOTite fOrIu-and the pam S"hl biLu
without line of chasing or engraving OF any sort
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
ApANGERors USE or LEAD PLArE

TO ~ { T. ditOr Of Ihc IFtbuHc.
SIR: The account recently published of the
poisouin. OF eight persons in New Jersey by eating 1t
was supposed prepared beef. 10 that
tie can wbch contained the beef may have been made Of
lead plate called. Instead Of tin plate. IL Is not
generally known. oHc,ptt dealers and workers in n
plate that many cf the plates are coated with Lead
instead ~ tin and for many purposes perhaps they
- good the price j. very much less, the lead has
sometimes been used IN the manufacture OF cans FOR
canning fruits IL 10 not reasonable Ia suppose that the
nc, Of the fruit may act the caden surface of such
ems AID produce the symptoms of pois0ungt H. IN the
case cite above examination had been inafr of the
can a. well a. thc beef 10 might haze thrown some light
on as the account sdyS matter Stiil involved nyS
pry." This IL merely suggestion, hut ~ would GER
nly be safer persons ing for preserving fruits
10 see 20 IL that they are made of tn-clated instead ~
ead-coatcd plate, which he easily detected by the
dtrk blush souIrwbat moied surface ot cldeu plate
instead of the brighter siiyrry surface of tin plate.
Asrield " j., July 30, 1876. II. 4. T.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
JrFrERsoS AND rREsENr STATESMEN

JEFFERSON AND PRESENT STATESMEN.
To the Editor Of Tke Tribune.
SIR: In turning over some papers IN drawer
happened to put my hand upon extract ifo!n your
paper OF Aug. -. 1863 Tie farther removed We b.
come IN time from the few great and glorious names O"
the Revolution the more Udcarirs does Their memory
become to u, and the mote important to Us ana our
children Is i: that the party ury which s"ueht to oi
scurr their merits, and which even Dcw does th'n often
much nilstce. should yield TO the impartial voice OF
history. No more calanuiaicd daring MS
lifetime aud Just after his Death than Jefferson and yel
no man deserves higher place IN the love AMI esteem q"
every Ame. mean who wishes bis country to remain a
republic II !. In this that have thought you may
again ud place for part OF the communication Nh'h
appcarrd In your paper 81 the above date correcting
some errors OF previous correspondent II Is areh
larry appropriate the present ducurc OF aairs when
an ATTEMPT fcnd high pulir officer is made by
holding ip the example set for him by the highest In
place
Al one tinie Mr Jcf'rson owed d'ct of between
5000 aud 5000. but tai. G'ht Wa iIuldavl more
tI.u twelve mouths before his death. Ni J'utIs'u'
unlike many public ~ iLr present dhl VINO mn -
wealth l the public service, len that vice. gt'r NV
Years iL .I with Edus, as clean s iACN WrI" rmlN h'
leu u ;. true Es family destitute. but .o creditor ur-
paid and his uory uustayi By lIl-e To meet al)
ru-,!r..uyUt. u,cuu.lIN oT Otherwise
helr- IorL. July 81, l-1d. C. "a
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
THE SENDING OF CHILDREN WEST.
"a. gIfforo( TIc Trtbuus

SIR: In the editorial in to-day's issue on
"s,rdiug Children West" the fact appears be
looked that children only upon the public Tor sup
por, when the parents have proved themselves worthless
ana incompetent. That such parents should be allowed
10 shrk aud at pleasure the responsibility OF
their offspring fatal 20 the children aud unjust the
worthy poor struggling support their families without
outside Aid. In Eugllnd and scotland Tie BOardn sout
Committees make special poini Ot placing the children
coming under their far from their catly homes
as possible recognizing the best chance for rld's
advancing beyond the condition al It's parents the
pletc separation from It's curly corrupng surroundings
The general dr>rbilty ~ tranSpau;iE the pOIr nitlo
WAITS OF New-logk and Brooklyn "a The more hrathu
OF the Western States. must be admitted by
all who have given the sghject earnest attention.
Neic- iOrk. July 81, 1876 W. T.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
BCFPILC RACES.
\ DULL RACE AND A SURPRISING oNr.

Dull RACE AND SURPRISING ONf.
BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug. 4.-Thc fourth DAY "
the races "a; BIaH PARK favored with iiue we5ther
There were 6OO0 persons present. The track was IN
SoOd condition Fhc Iirst race FOR the 2:20 class purse
$500 dir. horse Sl.25o, second S625 third 1915,
t,uta $50 proved anything except interesting. kae
Good the .ayortte winning tlree straight heats. The
.2n race proved surprise tor those who had backed
Nay Queen gt odds of 500 S32, the iayonte beng
d.st.accd in tho first heat rhU race easily ~
Rar although q. re TOOK the thrd heat account Of
= bad break Dy Rarus IN coming home. Green, the
driver of MAY Queen, claimed that his had been
dcScd, her actions in the heat showing that something
was evidently WRONG. To apUeaSe the cllEUr OF the
May Qu.cHS bacAess ami 1t the request cf Grer, the
judges put D0D.e behind May Queen who drove her
up and down the track times. She acted poorly
trot,uS with aPpar, 4: diircay. The judges then de-
ciGed send her ru tho being unable - con-
tuUe in the race, DObc ptUhcUncng her GnEt
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
ATTACK BY 4 sKIRNIsnrNG BAND.

WAsHISGToS, Aug. 4.-Gen. Sherman re-
ceiye the following dispatches yesterday evening ifo
GEN sheridan dated Chicago the Sd:
qrartrrmasters train attacked at Elkhorn, on
the Frttcrmau road. OF tOrt LARAMIE; lhc wagon
IuI.i,r was Fed aud one teAtuStof NOlndc, ana thcc
wagons Wer. burncd The train has since afIlVed ~
tetterInan Red clouds son and others nave rcie A'd
t.r Lr,i loud A-cucy. They We're ia TIE R"scDnd uS
an Information seems Ia indicate bE"ak up OF tle
ior.- In front Terry aud Crook. The Cbie Rain-n
th Face reached the standing Rock agency ycstcrday
The Indications that numerous snli bands ar III t-e
vicinity ssouri River agencies waiting 10 come
in. None viii De received except ~ PRISONERS
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
MAJOR RENOiS RLPORT.
THE PLAN or BAITIE-AITACk on THE VILLAGE
THE RrPULSF-THE RETREAT 10 THF BiUfFS-
A DFsPi RATE DEFENSE-yAsT NUMBER or THE
D From me Arng and Nary Jo,ryaL


from ne irinu and Nary Journal.
As we approached u deserted village, IN
which was stan,,ng one t,prc about m. Custer
toned O. tp hmi which dd ana moved nrarr
in hs couu until about 1880 when LCut. Cooke
,nf,s ahead and the Indians running To move
forward M as rapid gait Thought prudent aud To
charge forward that the wHoc OUTFIT would sup
pot me :" | think thOso were his exact words
al once took fast irut, aud moved down about two
mU,s when | came Ia ford OF the ri,cr. | CROSSED
Immediately and halted about ten minutes or less 10
,-luer the battalion, sruJng word to Custer tlat
had everything In frunt of me- and tha; they were
charged down The valley driving the Indians with great
b,in. drawn into trap, - tney certainly wUiid
Village which was sim standing; brSirs.
very rtrt, srcmod to grow Indians, and they
ma towaul ne In swarms, ami from all dIrcetions
saw / mlsi tcfcuI mvsef and give up the attack
mounted. This 1 did, taxing possession Of point of
wooI and hich furnished, H. edge, shrIer for
The hnrses; dsmounrd aud fought them on loot max
ing headway through thu wood. sDon found my self In
the near vicinity OF The village. saw that Sas lighting
odds ut ave 10 and that my only hope was Ia
get out OF the wood where | would SION
hayc been surrounded, aud gaiu souie high ground
moved 10 tn. summit Of the highest blum. but seeing
and hearing nothnl OF Custer sent apt Weir, with his
coinpany, open communication with the other coui
mand liz sent back word by Lieut.. Harc that lac
could ~ no ltber and that the Indians were getting
around him al uis time no was keeping Wy heavy nro
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
. RnsISEss EMRARR AssMENTs.

Heinrich Imhorst, importer OF wines /" w.
a. Brond.si, has died o petition IN bankruptcy, W
liabilities amounting 10 $4,000 The largest ereo''
are John Osborn sio.7oS 81; j. MeCllogh sls''S- ca
J. Bolnean. hls, SI25ll 30: Jules CanmaSe
1928 IL ,,o,e, upos
Joi,n T. Laaher has been thrown inio bankF@p,? NJ
tho petitions OF George n. stodianl Alder, y vna
B,siop, Benjamin G. Decker. George b. seiss w.
IaolUSs uamlllVn.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
TIE RESTRICTION OF BATHING FOOLISH.

mn MI '''''' =
To the Edifor OF n, Trt"Hnr.
SIR: The horrible death rate % l,29S in one
week ~ thi, cjy must lave brc caused In part by
cruel law which directs a police officers. even dnring
terribly oppressive weather. al baIer, IN the
rivers on pr,rnse that tne city provides sufficiently for
them u public baths. There should Dee IN order s-Uei
wing these baths daring bot weather exclusively 10.
women aud eifl- and ;hc utmost flCedom Of bathing
shoua be allowed to Others. II those whose "drcry j.
d5ccucy or DEATH" deprived oi their own ,Uve-
nj .ur.. fpr bathing tlry uIii become ~ great
nmigrrs uf the nur thH yc7i"~t artist among uS. I
fhr-e p.rd-s Wolld PROV sole cheap hAtuinEitWcr- Tor
Inc great unwi.hel" their purity worlI rr nearer 20
mi, WHO hl. ~ bouuiI.uly given bathing ci'cs FOR an
the inhabitants ut tno favored island Two !"4S ago
advocated the public distribution of cheap bathing
drwer- sIIcGu-y numbered. ~ thar they could hc
traced instead Of hlthughoVsr~; but We Grcd buia Tie
enc fnr the women aud the girls ana the o'l,r for The
men aud boys Gr help them {" live, and not a. "a"
Ike poor ,icd wfctchcs In sight OF the cooling Hood
from which our ,truU- arms de5aI them. j. NJ. Il.
Mr. York, july 81, 1870
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
IN THIS CITY.

The frst floor of the piano mandatory OF
IAsbto 4 Egasi At No. 52C West FOvty-tArst took hre
last night and was damaged $500. The ea'se 81 tc fe
aud the amount %; he insurance wc.c no. asceEt"oo
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
METHOD OF MAKING THE FAST MAILS PAY.
To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.

To the Edffor Of rhe rribgRe.
SIR: How wouli II do tn give the public a
chance express thcr opinions on thu fast mails by
sumipg them ana continuing them month longer. rcdur
Ing all letters put In them to be ndoised "yia ias, ma
and supplied with extra OF two-ceut stanpl The
British Postoice Ia London has good cIstom. SOME
what similar All the evening mails close at o'clock
the mails leaving at T. II letter Is deposited before z.
and IL has extra stamp an H. " will the
ing N deposited before 75U with extra stamps. II
will go arrangement Of this kind. it would seem.
mig ght be possible. aud IL would test tLe question 10
whether fast man would pay. VIC. c.
Aetc- iork, Aug |, lsIG.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uestrnoreland HOtel-Chief- Justice William b.
OF the Supreme Court Of Canada, and Shern n NJ
Wadde OF Cobure. Canada Utsta.ast1 AoSELhe hGa
Wiison of WlmD goI y. Co.. ClGrea0a HoteLAttorncy
General Charles I. NJ. Gwinn OF Maryland Fgn AeenS
Chance u s. Consul Al Nassau; Dr. Hermann
Wedding German Centennial Commssoner Col Ae Aanae
piner n a Army and Daniel Tyler OF Alabama Not
nm H,ls.Proi Marsh OF Na. College Lieut. George
VI rotten U 3 Navy, and y Camden OF west EifsInis
.,,onaIftan Bo.-Admiral Leon DeIoie of the Haytan
Nav Epersn Gov. f. D. AcCooE OF Coi9ssao -
W Hactav ~ Gen. Adna ANDERSON OF Chcago
So yata.s Hoy-Extov Henry ID. Cnoke OF the Dstric'
coIrrnha BOfss-BufOrd Wilson OF IlunoA.
S TicboI,s oteLrCongressnan H. Burlegh Of Maine
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
IHE fiRG RECORD.
FIRE IN \ ROLLING MILL.

.PIrrSBUECU, Penn, Aug. 4.-Th!s afternoon
fire occurred n the roliug uIi!ls Of Lindsay Nc
Cutcneon Allegheny C.,y. The pudding furnaces, and
what Is known as the III mill were DESTROYED The
mill was injured The Are grgted from defective
nue. Loss, $4,000; fIlly insured.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
HOME NEWS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HuDSurH IN
BROADWAY.
ga N 76o Noon. ia: Spm, ,7ge MidsiSnt ~
Highest during the day. TO-. Lowest o8'
Average, 73ao. Same day. 1873, 74lo'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-19
Professor Plummer.

This talented elocutionist and delin-
Gator of character, is making tour of
Southern California collecting mate
rial for o series of collections on the
Pacific coast. He is now in our city
and will probably favor us with one of
his parlor entertainments during his
stay. Prof. Plummer holds a high
reputation along the entire Pacific
coast, and he has Endorsements from
the press of California, Nevada, Ore
gon, the Sandwich Islands, etc. The
Salem (Oregon), Statesman says:
Professor Plummer has been reading
to delighted and crowded houses. AS
an elocutionist he shows excellence in
rendering some of the most beautiful
and classic of English and American
poems, always choosing with the best
taste In the hard-shell sermon and
the Irish and Dutch scenes he is good,
but as Yankee he made his hearers
laugh until they cried. Anyone who
fails to see Plummer at least once,
throws away a chance that seldom
comes as far as Salem. The Professor
is q success, and no entertainments
ever given in Salem have called out
better audiences, or have given more
satisfactiOn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-19
San Francisco Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IS.
FLoUR-Extra Is jobbing at $50 to 9 l2H
per Dbl, as to brand etc.
WHEAr-Shipping 81 s. TO l 90; milling
81 90 10 95 per GENITAL.
BARLEY-As q general range for feed we
quote 81 20 to % per GENITAL; brewing, VI ~
to | 35.
oATs-Cal., 50 10 to . 80; Omaha, 80 10 to 2 Is
per GENITAL.
HAY-From sl4 to $40 per ton.
STRAW Best lots bring 6) to 6I1a per bale.
PoTAToEs-Quotable at 81 % to 70 as TO
quality and kind.
81 S71a.
BRAN--s2 25 per ton from mill.
CoRN-Large yellow, 81 % to 30.
HoPs-Very quiet at 0 to l0c for export lots
jobbing at 10 to lie; sales OF Is bbls at. l212c;
IA do at lac.
KYE-Scarce and wanted; last sales, 81 90 to
81 rs from warehouse.
BUTTER-California fresh roll is quotable at
25 to SOC; Eastern frkin, Is to 271ac; picked
roll, Is TO 22l4c; frkin, 25 to 27H.
CHEEsE-Cal., IA % l6c per pound Eastern
Is to 2Uc for Martins cream; 20c TO Z21a foi
block; % for sage and SO per case for new
HoNEY-Extra white comb IN frames 221aci
other grades of white, IL to 20c; dark comb, IL
TO l2llc; extra white strained, 10 to l21ac; me-
dunn, to Sc.
BEEswAx-27la to soc.
PRovIsIoNs-Eastern hams, l61 10 lie; dc
bacon, 10 to l6c;Cal, lS1a TO l4Hc; California
hams, 1917 to l4c; smoked beef, S% to 91ac
Eastern lard, tierces, Is to l5lac; ca, ID to l3l
for los, and l315c to IL for 5's;ful weight do, \
and 1917 for kegs, and bbls l512c per pound
eggs, 321ac.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-19
Passengers for San Francisco.

The following passengers left Santa
Monica and San Pedro to-day for San
Francisco, on the Steamer Senator:
r S Abbott, A Abbott, A ] Hine-
ger, J H Jackson, G d Vale, J H
Richardson, 0 G Brown, Mrs Banta,
Mrs Doley, Mrs Ware, Miss G Hunt,
Mrs Smith and child, e Clark and
wife, Miss Adams, G w Horn and
wife, S E Wilcox, G Blucher, H A
Owen, F H Pickrell, Miss A Rose, Mrs
G Tustin, ] F Reward, G Tustin, A
d Dunbar, G Wirk, L Andrews, H
Decker, DR.. Thatcher, F Vandermark,
G B Davis, Miss Dencks, Mrs Vande-
mark, Mrs Schleicher, J r Stone, G
Davis, f w Myrich, n Kelsey, MI
and Mrs I.enton and 2 boys, Mr. Banta,
Mr. Orvis, Mr. Condor, Mr. Bernard
Mr. Parker, Mr. Woodwork, Mrs Grif.
fin.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-19
There will be a Social this evening

There will be Social this evening,
given by the Good Templars for the
benefit of the Band of Hope. There
will be an excellent literary and mus
ical entertainment, and lots of good
things, and as the fee of admission Is
small there is no reason why even
persons of small means should not
have pleasant evening. We hope
the hall will be crowded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-19
A FLYING TRIP TO THE FRONT.

Busy Scene at the ems; of track OF y. II.
X. X. East OF White Water-A Rail-
road ride of 2i8 miles through San
GOrgonia Pass by Daylight and out
on to the great Colorado Desert-A
Pleasant lay--and Generous HOspi-
tsiity OfCOl. L. L. Eewett, Gen. supt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-19
COURT REPORTS.

District COurt-Sepulveda, ].
FRIDAY, Feb. Is.
Juan NJ Sane hez VS. K Baldwin ct al-De-
murrer. .overruled, 10 days to answer
@ iimby vs. Temple ct al-Same entry.
Henry North VS. Temple ct al-Deinurrer
Withdrawn, 10 days to answer.
Horace Bell ct ux VS. Temple ct al-Decree
ordered as prayed for.
Teran VS. Garcia-On trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-19

The finest valentines ever brought
to this city may be seen at Bonesteel
& Co.'s. Monday is the day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-19
GOLD RE2'eeET.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb 10
Gold, ll3
MISUNDERSTANDING S7l; selling. SIS.