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, 1876-02-21

AHclGl4illH "GAt HAU lin lONlkN&llQO u
aeen uyona tearing ravonouBly at the Bodsl
soizfuE spatle,~ which providsnt1slly wna In
deal.
Moral--Two Of Trade eau nsysr sgseo.
"A Thren SPOT.
TIE STATESMAN AND run ACORN.
a htatoahahn oEcc wont cut into Southern
Forest. nild, lying down bcnohth an umbrAEsoun
foil asleop. II cllanccd that NJ Acorn feIi from
bouRtl of tho Oak and struck the slumberoY
In tic eye. Instead of discovering tho Theory
OF drnvitat'on, ho at once fled to the noascet
town, telegrapttd to Washington for Troops, aud
WAs cocted 10 tho sonnto.
Moral-0tcat Folks from LEitto Acorps Grow.
TIE VAIN niflNocERos.
nhi1oeoroe who VS. drinking ss mpd
his llorn and Legs. "Alas!"' q.1oth lc, .tlias 40
animal With suull massive Legs al,ould 10 dis
figured by 80 Insignificant . 11orni" At ellis
moment hts modltations wore interrupted by the
bayine of pnca OF Hounds, Awsy he iltd. but
Ills Legs rofused to convey him With sufficient
spoed, and turnlog, rouud a. tho baylng PACK
gained OIL him 10 disseminated crude Sausage
Ne Meat ana pttstn4 uleyse oves that eooLon Of
Tho last Hound Into tho spacious Firmamsnt On
high, "that tile Legs I admired would hAro
proved ny y, r,,n lad not my dopsod Horn lusur.
Moras-bome People don't know whate Good
for Them.
THE MISSIONARY AND TIE TIGER.
As 3 pioua Missionary wns travelling through
tho Jungle, ho chancel 10 observe Leopard
lying uDder plAntatn Treo. Doing industrious
OF intrudlug upon tho aotmal's privacy, 1io made
wide dctour, and waa 40 unfortunate as to on
counter boncath q lofty bamboo Tiger. "Waat
do'you here2" demanded tho fiorco Animal, in
an angry yoieo. ut In rather l who should ask
that question:" replied tho Missionary; "for
lott you but monient ginoe beneath that Plan.
tain, and now hero you arc again, wloreas ths
6cripturo expressly teAchcs you that tho Leopard
cannot change his spots" cit doea," replied
tho Tiger; :" but am acroAtuto of quite another
Stripe" 10 saying he Bprang upon tho Mission.
ary aud dcyoured linn.
luoral-Thero are Exceptions to every General
Kule,
, 1876-02-21
TADLES.; !;

THE furs1uiAN AND THE n1tSA.
a Physician who, with wallos upon hta back,
hh Eono cut ons dark and cheorleso night TO
contain plate tho b&Autits Of Mature in Tho yicln.
isy Of q. Church.yard, thought that ha hoard
hastonng thithor, what was hin Indignation ts,
SEQ uyona tearing ravonouBly at the uods
soizfug spade,~ which providsntslly wna In
h's .wallat, with QUO blow ho laid tho animal
deal.
Moral.--Tvo Of Trade eau nsvar sgsoo.
, 1876-09-13
TIE EXPOSITION.
YEsrEnDAY's pOINos.


The aspect Of the Exposition chnngcs from
day to day according to the rcatdcnccs Of the
people who form the attendance. Yesterday,
for instance, was a day devoted to tho people
who live along tho line Of tho Chicago, Burltng-
ton l. Quincy Road. These could be told by
their air and by tho portions Of tho great ahow
which they favored, no less than by tho fact
that they climbed on the trains Of the roal in
question, and marched undetermined procession
Up to thu building locking neither to the right
il too short to describe how tic
physiognomtst can tell tho visitors from
Aurora, Princeton, Sandwich, ety., from those
further south; but II any ono wiahcs to know
without the trouble Of learning the facial SCI
to get their rctur1l-tirkcta stamped by the chub-
BY young men whom thu authorities employ for
thnt purpose, aud who, for some inserutable
reaaofi, arc always, forever, and etCrnally, op-
prcascd with the louugtng presence Of their
young women, wearing shawls about q large "a
hutcl.napkfns.,
But, utter all, yesterday seemed given up to
attendance, though there seemed hardly any
ChteaEoans OIL thu door, anil. rs consequence,
the picturc-gallery wa2 not % well filed as
Tho show Is now practically complete, and
only two small spaces, hardly TO BIZ noticed
by tbs guuoral Observer, rculatn unoc.
cup!ed. The department Of machinery has
nightly ilnprovcd within two days, and Is now
In tlrst-class shape, whlle tho dry-guods men and
orchestra was more thau usually effective yester-
day. and tho benches In front were well fllled,
wtiilc Hand himself Wns tho observed Of all
laliea,
, 1876-09-13

al. y - 1 fna%
Conmittec thc Maynr. aid tho prcsa had un-
artirto far Sl0 rcr l,t0 fur the buildings, and
tt,nncIa, pul st t,75 her 1,U10 for tho strccts.
That was not hts proposition, but since y had
nccn so understood, and accepted, he shouldatl-
hero to Tho general understanding. Mr.. Billings
has no. yel male his final proposition When
.ha r,Ea rs.,tn,,, ~ IL tsannsyth. N,nyor r..
enG en,,J G"Ht nnsgas n.ta. s,s,,nr that ihs a.
gGlseu 'e.ehf*n Mol} I'LL sraInsnna .H W..
uinange M W. :, H., * Eo,,rr,, ro on,s sw~ef, hy
Ss'Sn Msyns Az ~ lug TStrtv '' ,'a'vs s sro ailowc Il
n,,1e ynr,ar"ti,r. aT, nav a;rsn{ smcb An orii
me ne eois'o.s IT, @ ~ that tincp n mt
ss .csrnsc,, II 4 s IA cap',.iIrrc T. % dead or,inance.
1Gsrpseu. :. 10 rs,,,'i na,1 frnm AmT' ii To-
sSnt II AZ, ,ays AMI Il thc ordinance VIZ 10 e.
TX fron y tn 3s;c ~ Il. l a,saae by the Co-
III 4 n,t ~" now hc rns!,crsd dea, orinance
Mi M, Il II r. tnnW rtfec, aacl from Tia lime or tLc
ntt,a,nss osn - ~ M"ror. .innat,,rn. ticn it
ettaeatnens @ ot tme a9}GI' 1 s's*th ~ pltt.nrg -
nas tar wv r5s .hrs. 1ov. w Wherein Is
nie c" th"ir hnn,Ss ami net thctr franchise,
Mrhtinrnov t1 Tn,tii1 /. ~ the nn,non thai lie
~. y ~ ~ IRWIN Eu o IL. tnc wi,nn
~ ~ Msvor .1 .'1nca Il There Ia nothlnr To In.
Icot ;,nt IT. hnn,i. viii h. fife5 In fitne. The
, 1876-09-13
CRIMINAL.

sau,uel Couroy was nrrnlgned before Com
n,...ionsr uovns wednrsd,v morntno, chnrrea
."esous. ',.,' a"o ,,,...tss. sin nn.s .a ,,.I'1
WIN plssinea eoua.csasa Nv "ose' Anu he1a
for trial In bonds OF $5oo. Conroy rcalues at
No. 8 Groyeland avenue.
no,,ox p,,,,.or ,.,oht yo,,ow ronoe;, 1o,n
oAaccr 1etotson causns !eno" na.ueo So.,n
johnson roaming about with bundle OF CLOTH
ing which evidently did not belong TO him, and
toott him in at the Arnory. Tho clothing Ia
t,,oro a,va,,,rr ta.nt,acotIon
'oe'o A"s'.'us 'ae.'~.e'
Herman Ringer Is locked up In tho Madison
Street Station upon suspicion OF being tho man
who robbed Conrad Fisk, Of Daoomingdale, sew
crnl days ago, while both were enjoying their
schnapns In West Randolph street saloon.
r,.Tr,-. w.. 49,, z,,,,,,., wv -.
Charles Wessott T. aa WILLIAM sce,t wa ~ wsIo a.
Ieatea Jes.eiuy " Nai Ws.S s,.oat ~ ~ Hthh
=. Levy, resllaM'ns on Noi1M Lsosia sssI., u *ov
oney whil9 e ~as af1s,ng nomo ,1 N an h H.
toxlcated conatsoa one aay laSs weex: <; od dher h
cases ~efo coatmued 1os asc un5s III $'o paA
sach.
Henry Coburn, Justice Of tho Peaco Ia tic
Town Of Summit, committed rape upon lituc
of the complainant. Coburn Ia : man of about
, 1876-09-13
THE CITY-HALL.

Licenses yesterday yielded about 500 for tho
public fund.
Commissioner Prindtyllle yesterday returned
to his lubprs. lie has been absent about two
weeks, and ts improved In health.
The cty's miscellaneous employees will be paid
about $@.5, 900 today, which IL the amount Of
tho june salaries. Tho police and frcmsn will
bo paid probably Friday.
There has now been received from the In
sussnco companies about 1000. witch 10 the
per cent OF the net receipts required by law to
be paid into the City Treasury. The money
continues to CONC in In small amounts.
Building permits were Issued yesterdsy to N.
j. Mum to build i've buildings On North Dear
feet front BY 81 feet deep. solomon Snow took
Th!rty-frst atreets, 49xl05 feet.
The Committee On Printing was to have held
n meeting yeaterlay afternoon, but only two
done. Before thc next meeting Of the Commit
tea practical printer Will ba cansulted concesn'
lug tho bids.
Corporation Counsel Anthony has not ~ yet
prepared himself to expresa anap!h!on upon the
status Of tbs Board Of Public Works, thai il to
mud ths effect OF tue Councils action OF Monday
last. The opinion will be reaay within few
| days.
The letter In TIE TRIBUNE about tho In.
human practice Of killing the birds that ara none
too numerous In tho streets, has had tho deeired
effect. supt. Hickey yesterday received com
plAnt, and has Issued an order to the police to
arrest all persons caught In the act Of wanton
destruction Of life among the feathcEed tribe
Ex.afayos Hoyne yesterday ytstcd the City
Hall, complin'entcd everybody and everything,
! was pleased that matters wero running alonK 10
well, wanted sorns OF the popular .loan, WA
sorry twas all gone, had been East, had : tno
,ttme, wondered II there would be another loan,
hoped thcrc would b., had been told that there
would, ,-"gooA day, gentlemen"
The Mayor yesterday Ind D talk With Mr.
Watkins, tho aouth Side gas man. and the lattcf
to the last propositton which he made to the
Gas Committee. ne hsd Intended 70 propose
10 fuzniah gas both for public buildings, tuar
, 1876-09-13

cornorotion conn.el Anthony has dravn m
an ordinance relative to street signs and side
wa,k distractions, It will come before the
Council a. ltn nc1s neet'og' folo"me IL
copy;
srcr,oz1 i II sh,11 and mny bc ,av,ui for any
pc1son 10 erect lamp la. @ post opposite Its 81
kn ker house. stote, or place of business with such
rr II, ns viii those erccted by thc civ i,car Ike
eatp ine eo ssa ~ H. ciay
and tie Tampa or Illuminated sisn placed thcreonn
nnsts shni, In nrcctc nf the sae hcirht In thu sane
manner. and Of the saulo materials d thnre now
T.ra i,v TIN ritv far burning ras Tfn connccIionof
sstd tmn nost or nosts sball be- mndo throuet raa
mrter "a 11s supnIiel by ths ncrton or no,s6ne
eon.mraci ~ shnii nj hr mid hy the cityf A1 nnsn
nnsts nrectcd by anY psrson' ehsli BE- romoyed at
a. thc rrnsrs" n tho ownnr nr nccunsnt
yGyenoycr the Msyor or l,oasd of Public Works, Or
TnmMIsxinncr 81 smhiic Wnrks. nr thn cftv Co,,n.
III Ihssf nrSnr III Inmns ~ inmn'nosts Wh;:l,
hnxs e hren hcTctotore erecied which ehsI b. made
- eonfn.a, viii thr rennj jrrncnfsn nf ts oripanro
49, ~ .iio..nI ~ -ow:in srhnct hc,vsvar IN hs
, 1876-09-13

eVEE'1s Ot4p09t# y 4Hs 9FFV1R' :.
MONTREAL, Sept. 12.-The Provtutsl E1hihl-
tion opened to the public to-day at1aoon. Tho
number Of entries ia very large, ant tho oxhIb!-
ton promises to ba great success
ap<cia' DttpatcA 10 7as 5rtAnA.
St. HrAclaTaz, sept. 12.-Butldog operations
horo arc progressing rapidly, ntht and day
The Roman Catholic Bishop hasJlrauted priyl-
lege to his people 10 work on Sunday. Relief
ID coming in from al quarters.
6pfe{ai NEpatcA 70 ina ftasA&, :.
OTTAWA, Sept. 14.-fol!owirtls statement
Of the amount Of saNu !ulnheF exported from
the port OF Ottawa to porta ln te United States
during TIE season of n1!igatif q 1s7e W .to to
, 1876-09-13
SUBURBAN..
rrANnTNN


Although Evanston Inns been we'll filled with
visitors and residents during the s,tu-
rn.r n,ontha verv notireoh1e nctiritv nndf
~. ., 5 III ss,.as,. s~.,ssa..,t, -
upon tho opening OF tho fall term Of tho North
vcstern University. Tho numerous friends oil
th,s nstitution viii bo eratiIcd to learn TINT nil
49, ,ss"a.s,. ,,a,aa,,n,s ,,nirt -, m ,,n,,.,,at
LUG pfeaea' ta'"'ea.lons po'"t ~ ~ 1,.. uausua!
prosperity In attendance, the University
faring much botter than hundreds 0:
,nnpetftors throurhout the country. ant
i,of,er it,siv In r,coiya :, const5c,ohlc ocrc.st,
~ W. ,.,rihae ~ - ~ s.u1"uts 1nsto,a ~ T,ra
iug il W with ~ decreasc, @ ss Is tie case With most d.
aE1nc1a1 .trinnenny All X, nilt",s warn S,sv
.a..Ia, ,'t'i. ..n,iannt. for o,uf. snr
9ui tha hnsiness 1 olt}cae e was tlronrcd ali ,iay
WITH ne o. 81 ;e
reg1ste15g ~ r a psHnS H. .4tu vn.,,. ~ Eo,Icoe
1 i5ainI S,o, ,rsaou+ tn5i"at,on. T.
sna e 'so 1ssGh i,n wilI bS I1ed
TSis L nrobably @ M duo to tie saeaety of .e Treas
ureT In securing such handsome young man u
"sr1 TLo W NV Is H. " ri r. nanes iii t nrar,an
was 9nsy YESTERDAY placing upon the sneaHes M S o.
@ tnst s rceeyed' ssompTsins copcs I Of tic piIlo Or
Innrtinns ~ H. scfntmrcs IN evcrv lane,lare In
saeiat1 f2on Stnrss n chnctaW and Ga"iic.
The iHyoice contains upwards Of 80 volumes.
DR.. Daniels is also negotiating With the Foreign
Bible Societies to obtain copies Of tbs bllle IN
every LANGUAGE N whlca aas neea e. Pa!snSa. s 81,
~ hTner pevmond IN ~ c1,inent " professnr ri
systematic Theology #, the Garrett Biblical In.
sfituto. 10 take charra Of tho Un{yersIty classes
IN Mai anhysfcs during the ycar.
3ov' hcycrjIrn reaebcd Evanston Yesterday
afternoon, and viii rcmaIn = icW days to r.
rruft III. frinnna will he pratifril to learn that
~ hs. shnken oif his rccsnf attacl; Of sickuesh
and il ala to ta about. liz expccts to attertl
In National eo1dteras Reunion Il InJIauapo!ie,
hut Int vii not ha nblo to take an actIyc npri Ia
thn ca,nnafrn during tbs rest Of lie month.
Sfr I'D Mrs. Frank E, Icsicr, OF Miu,ltapo-
, 1876-09-13

THE HOUSE or BURNS b co. GOES DOWN.
Papies originate from comparatively ANAL
causes, and radlatiug therefrom, gathering
strength from day 10 day, extend TO every
branch Of trade, resulting In the financial dis
ruption Of whole communities and sometimes
natious. Tho demonstration Of this PROPOSE
tlon, connected with the fearful crash OF the
house OF Bobby Durus yesterday, warns the
people Of America 10 guard against the most
disastrous waye that has ever swept over The
country.
Some 80 days ago the house Of Bobby Burns,
combating Of Dooby Burns and operated by
Bobby Burns. opened negotiations for the pur-
chase Of 10 or dozen bushels Of wheat. Mr..
Burns went into tie Board Of Trade With 3l2 or
$l5, prepared to double OF lose the money,
poseI strict observance Of the rules IT the
market, lie Was closely watched by tealpers,
aud Ills opinions were eagerly sought w licensed
opefntors, aud when soma Two days After hta
iebut be bought eight bushels Of wheat Ut Al
eighth Of cent above the market, every cereal
wept up, and tho fortunate ones went down
to Char!ey Kern'a. Ms. Burns was cautious
man. lie never went II! over Ills depth. When
the reaction cams alter bis nrHs venture, ne soiu
wheat short and won again; uow much he
sold cannot bo determined Contemporaneols
operators 1isagce ou tbs amount, ranging II al
tie way frollI bushel aud tTo-tenths 10
bu8he1 1nd 1 G1tfI ERted by tla stfenE!n 10
gained an.l tho augmentation OF hls capital, Mr.
Burns dashed III deeper, anu the result Was I.
sweating aud swelling 1T wheat in bulk al
through August Many Of his transactions can-
not bo traced, fur being somewhat OF 7entFtlo,,
quist, Mir. Burns frequently bought OF md sold
| to himself In different tonea Ut voice. Onca he
oyeraiot himself, and refused to deliver four
busllels he hnd bought Of himself, but no notice
wAs taken OF the failure BY the Board.
But at length Bit. Burns determined on Z
coup dc main. lie felt that wheat VIA worth
81, and, with view to sending 1t 70 thai
polnt, he purchased Tx bushels, calculating te
hold it fur the rise. Tic let friend have
bushcl and threcelglths, aud insured the bal
anre IN the nxle Of = member Vt the Ptesby
turian Church. Ills purchase crippled the mar
ket, and wheat began 10 decline. It dropped
stcadIly until yesterday, when Mr. Burns wslke&
upon tue door and announced Ills Willingness
to surrender tho poltcles Of insurance 10 hl
creditors. Tho panic for . motnent VA tcr
, 1876-09-13
nE ATXER.


/ 6M1TI1-At tlcneTa Lake, Wis, Sept. Il, Marion
Rice, only child of 0raon and Anna II. Smith, sged
II months. ~
Funeral Wednesday, Sept 49, It o'clock, from
residence 914 North Dearboen-st.
beth, wife OF Aneon BUSHNELL aged al years.
Funeral from the residence OF her son, Dr., Lcwis
Bushnell. 400 West Randolph.sI, To-day, tho
Cemetery.
E0AN-Eept II, at 7:30 .. m., Patrick Egan,
native OF Kt9gs County, ireland: sged 4a years.
from lbs residence Of hi 6rothc1. tn.law, Edward
Fox. 1oJ Thlrd.av,. to st. Marys Church, thence
by carriages 10 Calvary
, 1876-09-13

These amounts in many cases Will DO changed
nfts the consultation with officers hayo been
co,pleted, as, Tor instance, Calumet will have
81 20 instead of $1,000; Chicago, 81 900 instead
oI,2a,0 2a,000; willis Michigan City has been allow
e6415, ,0M. Other amounts Will not be used at
al like tho $50 600 for thu sault Ste. Marie
Cnal, for which Gen. Weltze1 hna enough mon
q from the former years. appropriations, while
ulers ag4tn will be stricken OF entirely.
, 1876-09-13

feot, bond measure; per American
boats. H,sDb54 feet; total, 55e17,o4 feet:
These agurc. sl,ow that tho quantity exported
up to date ts nearly ~ great Al exnorted tor tue
Whole season Of navigation .nf Inst ycnr. It
1915 Will he equal II mt In e1rcas Of the exports
Of 1871, showing revival rathor than falling
on In tie volume Of trade.
, 1876-09-13
PoLTr1oAL ANnoUroCmr..-
't
D .TB m BLUE.
Ed NV D0V E4
HKkn0I1A1trNRs ntrAnrutxn,

HIArQuAHrxRh DKrAnrAExr op Tt,-x.,.
11ore N IlLtE, CIt1cAao, Sent IS
The First, Second, and Third Conyfens1on,,, H.
trcs will constitute the First Ilysion ~ thH ~.
pnflnent and Brig.. Don. L. ". lticshy r. pt'
I'd to tho command Of said DfYislou. asA'sn.
2. The following additional sian annotrt,.-,
are ann0uncod Gen. T. 3. hiather, A. T. aeA!s
eral. assigned to duly with Gen Iiis, tst.,sn e. tnsn:
Staff tsrrin4hold Aides .lo. Canp-GsnIla Iasi Mo 81
lam E. Finch. East st. Louis: Can't, A. MANI ",n'
Colltnavillo; Capt. j. W. Burst, sycnmnt, aet
J.. .. rartonr, Pontiac: Col. H. r. Ghnniin, ~
Vile; Capt. G. @. Cu1ver Wataeka; Tart i.ah' uah'
Gilman; Cart 2. s. AMchmoody, Hterlinr: Nit y
II. Walson, Aurora; Mai. X. kodetvei7 Grm!sM Grn! "
Capt. r. W. Willard, Wilmington; Cant. II iseo;
nall El9n: Co1. J. J. Palmer, Rockford; nj Mle1!' y
". Todd. khnkekco; Capt, J. r. Hack. StJn'm1.. y.
CAPT !. y. Vance, Paris; Capt. William lisns5,'
Keokuk junction; Capt. William ii. Whu;nna
Alien; Gol: John Lynch, olncy; Capt. i. i
3 Each member Of the stafi will eaco,t N.
ganisatIons Of oys IN Dne Of thcis rcsnss,a as e.
counties to 1ndiaHapplls, where they Will rern., Y
The morning Of tho 20th inst. to Gen li.s,sSa liIIssa
Chief Of STAFF. ''""aFa,
l.. A reduction Of one half In farcs IN, H..
mhdd on all railroads leading 10 1ndianenn1Is =.
the 18th snd goth Inst. 1t Is expected thai n, t t
reduction will be made. Dy order Of "''as
ca. J. 8. Navrotpp.
WfLEIAa VocKE. General Comm naIn,,
Assistant Adjntant Gener "N'As'
, 1876-09-13
rNF WiMncnR.

Fruits floEers, beautiful felnnle heads. and rich
modAlltona tipfn the walls Of tho Windsor Hotel,
on Fifth A,|auc. between Forty.sixth and Forty
seventh strttA Now York. liz private rooms.
furnished tith every appliance for comfort; lts
pnrlors, wl!so furniture alone cost S25, coo; its
muslc roofk it, reading ratlor, supplied with tho
leading pfe;a; ita boudois-llks octsgonal room:
i,s marbTs ;1o,k, drawn from 10 various species
of atont4tits broad, splendid entrance hall and
cabinet: :torousht watnscoting and doors; form
attsactll's which make the Windsor Hotel the
synonya Of elegance and comfort among the
dilettNe; Of soeitty.
, 1876-09-13

riblc, and was clover reflex Of tho fearful
Blnck Friday OF New York.
At $40 tho members wcro ordered OIL the
fonr. and committee OF creditors assembled
10 figure mp S1r. Burns Indebtedness. Tho FOL-
lowing Is the l4t:
, 1876-09-13

I SEVEN R0uSlNG HAYES AND WHEELER
4 mpaigu songs mailed free for 32, by tho Root d
foHs Music Co. dealers In sheet nuslc and general
musical merchandise, $50 State street, Chicago.
, 1876-09-13

At DffONS, THE "SPlEMDlD" HEATING STOVE,
with Is suspended sectional hre'pot, hues, seps-
rats5by air spaces, revolving base, and other i'm.
psosmonta. IL pronounced the best stovs Ia tho
worl Sec It beloro buying
, 1876-09-13

TAAT OLD CLOTHES MAN WHO Is
20 distressed at paying you anything for garments
cold have Cook 4; McLaln repair, clean, or dye
TIM and lcll them back to you for nav. often
Al.
, 1876-09-13

hlu. nRu " - ~ oPSu eeeEet ttAt 1Lots "Ht ~
use all his powers 70 atSe JAKE 70 tne HalI lor
COMPOUND reason hls outy 70 tne u9t-
ernment ue1nuaus II, nna because JaRe Tas Tue
cause of ttle lneafccsaton ol several Of stoIrs.
clients "iien az. otot!S. y amty anu lncnnatlo11aa
lump so well togstncr u WIZ ne surprising u
the law docs not and way 70 make Hehm give
up Home oi his ill-gotteh ea.ne.
kRoDERAAh-to"LEh.
Tie WeAdins season may 70 salu 10 nave lar
ly begun. The records OF the past 1cw weeks
ountain not = te" memoranda OF aapt,al ccie,,
nrations' Ihe ceremony wh!ch mas peliotMeu
last night in the Church q tue hedcslner, cor
ncr of west washington anu oaIsaMon
6treets, aida one moro 70 Tue ny OF ptcssans ;,a
social cyents, 1t was tue marriage Of Aliss
Emma Fowler, ,step-dsuEhtcr OF H. dnoarei,,
Es1., and Mr Alonzo u1oucrman, DooNHscRe9
ol ths wel'-knoun hrm Of Charles 9ossaGe q 70.
The church was liteIaiIy csoWdeo WIN tho
taslonahIy -atti'ed iFicnds OF tue young people;
Beautiful noral otleF1ngs were numerous, IT. any
adorned the deaka aud aitar-standt. Ilcre
we're four Eroomsmen and no irtdesn,a!ds.
They were biessfs. Fred. Ward, 4. u. Houslsy,
"; Scott harronn, and ): l.. Hockey. the
bride Was taatctully att'red In atrcet suit OK
nayy-bluc ailks cut dctnl-tratn, sud wore hcr
Int; ornaments, Roman gold ncek-chh!n
aud locket a!d orange 9lossoms,, Tas
Rev. Sumner Eilas, pastor 81 Tue c1,urch, OH
ciAted. George Dennis aud Charles Ward per
formed tho duties Of nsliers; Under NJ: Me-
, 1876-09-13

B0YB IN BLUE.
Boys In Tlue, First Ward, answer 10 rol,.t,u
promptly 1t D. m. o.ught n The Pacific liuieI, ~
dtaw uniforms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-23
"Straws" Shew Which Way the
S Wind Blows. aS

FOR THE
Purpose of increasing our already extensive
trade, and considering "quick sales and
small profits" as the 'tit
X ley
To success, we are prepared 10 offer to our
patrons and the public generally the follow
ing scale OF prices, viz: iii" ''-tt
GENUINE lMPoRTED CIGARS, 2 for g cents,
being the best in the city for the price; best
domestic cigars, for 80 cents; very domestic
cigars, 3, T. 5. 8 or for % cents, as to quality
We will sell at proportionate prices import
ed cigarettes, a variety OF domestic cigarettes.
smoking and chewing tobacco. pipes, and all
other smokers articles. In addition
TO isti
This, we keep on hand and are In daily re-
ceipt of large line of Walking Canes, Um-
brellas, White and Cnevoit shirts, Under
wear, ties, scarfs, bows, handkerchiefs, col
other articles in the line of gentlemen's fur
nishlng goods. teta - 5.-..i....i.f...~
SUCCESS
Depending in a great measure on square deal
ing, we only ask n trial to convince an appreci-
ating and discerning public of the correctness
of our assertions. Special attention paid 10
the JOBBlNG TRADE, guaranteeing San
Francisco prices. as we are SOLE AGENTS
for this and San Rernardino counties for a
large manufacturing establishment In San
Francisco. ffa IL .oanr
Successors 10 Dingman& 4 Straus, So MAIN
STREET, sign of the" Indian Queen /"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for the 48 hours
ending January 22, 1875, as reported for the
HERALD hy hudson. Gillette \ Smith, Eek
aminrrs ~ Title, No. ID Spring street, Los
An-eu.
| Ii Tr .bant to + A McD, ugall-Pait Of lot s,
block q, Ord's survey, S2955.
Z Tustin to 5 NJ Biown-53 03-l00 acres near
Tustin City, $500.
JBColson to + Guiol-Lot on Allso street
near that OF Jordon's, with shop, wagon, etc.,
$3.50.
A Johnson to J H La Fetra-I.ot l3, b c,
Johnston Tract, $3.50.
Same TO M II La Fetra ct al-Lot IL In above
block, $3.50.
NJ Fugli to c f Leonard-Five acres in An
aheim extension.
PHI Look ct al to NJ Dawson-Above prop
erty.
ii M johnson ct al TO f Barbee-Three
lots in Terminus Homestead Tract $500.
Deeds by County Judge to Jose Aguilar, Je-
sus Gadinez, Magddena Fanndor, Maria A
Canedo and Teodocio Velardez-Of their lots
In the town site of San Juan CapistranO.
IF Ames and wife OF de Sanchez-The lot
formerly belonging to Benancia SOtelo de Do
mingueZ.
Lewis Meincer to w p Meincer-Undivided
II of 47-l00 acres of lot 2, Griffn's Addition to
East Los Angeles, S600
Tax Collector to A Loomis Tax deed of
100 acres in section l8, township lSouth, range
II 2West.
AR Loomis to II NJ Johnston-The above
land.
NJ Levy to L Harris-S w n of lots and OF
block 49, Ord Survey between Fort and Spring
streets, $3.50.