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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
4 PROCLAMATION BY GOV HENDRICKS.
THE RAILROAD STRIKERS TOLD TO DIsPERsE-ThEiR
PROPER COURSE POINTED OUT TO THEM.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 15.-Goy. Hen


dricks has issued the following proclamation
have boon officially informed that a large body Of
persons employed upon the Ono and Mississippi Railway
have banded together for the purpose Of oblrnchg INC
passage trains upon said road and for several days
by force prevented the transaction OF freight ana
shpp:n. business, and have stopped ana now dcltn
stock and products their way TO market, whereby
great public Inconvenience and l0sS are sustained
/ have been informed also that III the county
OF Knox the sheriff has been and Is unable to
meet and resist the large force OF persons so unaw
fully banded together lie has, therefore. called upon
ne render bn such assistance as may he necessary 10
maintain the public peace and the authorities OF the law
The welfare OF society and prosperity OF business
throughout an important section Of The country require
that the organization be at dIsbaEdcd The author
fly of the law must he restored Persons interested III
the shipment OF the products OF the country To market
have right tine enjoyment Of feeLng OF security IN
respcct tncrctO--whch becomes impossible when such
combinations for such purposes can exist WIN lmpnny
No justification he found in the fact that the railway
company may have failed IN any OF lts Obligations
employees. For tuch failure the rcinccy pro-
vidcd by law TO be found in inc courts ana NOT IN II
regular and dangerous proceedings ny violent ana I'M
lawful proceedings, the nBhl cannot DC maihialeu Oh
the law indicated a., =, - -, .
Icall upon all who connected with These bands to
withdraw from them at once, and place Themselves on
the side OF lawful authority In breaking down the
authority of the law You do society great wrong You
other unlawful proceedings. The law ~ stronger I1ail
yOur pedges You will be Overtaken The agencies and
insrImcnalities Of the law VIII reach as citizens.
You cannot afford 10 stand In the attitude Of law break
ers call upon you to dlsband at once and return TO
your employ and by wiser ana safer means you
Will be able to maintain your rights. 49,
call upon public officers TO exercise all the
with which they endowed, 10 break up this com
binaon and Ia bring guilty members, who may remain
contumacous, TO punishment and for the maintenance
OF the law and Perseverance OF the public peace, IN
woke the sentiments ana Judgment OF the people against
ALI combinations for unlawful purposes.
Given under the seal OF the state and hand of the Gov
ernor at Indianapolis, TINS l5th day y august A. d.,
1876. ihonAs a, mhnpS S en-
BY the Governor John f. EeG, Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
CRUISE OF THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB

IN THE PHILIPPIANS FOR THE CRUISE.
lFRoa SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRiBuSEl
GLEN Cove, Aug. 15.-Glen Cove as wa
tering place, with the exception OF saltwater bathing
and boating offers very fow attractions to those who
seek Summer recreation consequently life IL very quiet
The Pavilion Hotel is extensive building the
steamboat landing, and is the only hotel of any pretan
sion II is capable of accommodating nearly double the
number Of guests at present living there The harbor Is
excellent aud perfectly safe, and completely land
locked that IN Of northcaster vessels ride easily
at anchor This Of the chief why many of
the yacht clubs rendezvous here preparatory starting
their annual cruise.
The presence Of a number OF yachts in the harbor
awakens new life and interest among the hotel guests,
who sit under the beautiful trees on the lawn in front OF
the hotel aud facing the bay, and watch the
Of the yachts with manifest enjoyment or the several
Yacht clubs which have made their headquarters here
this season none has perhaps awakened lively In
aud attracted much attention among the guests
the New-York Yacht Club. This is In part owing
the Madeene's victory over the Canadian yacht Coun
tess Of Duern In the races for the America Cup. As
each vessel arrived in the bay and came to anchor
ious eyes directed toward her. but the inquiry is
that the Madeleine In every instance answered in
tie negative A great deal OF disappointment
stoned by the absence OF the favorite yacht
The New-York Yacht Club cruise promises TO be the
most Interesting which has taken place for many years
Every body TO take extraordinary interest in It,
and the which left the bay this morning
for Shelter Island is the largest and comprises
prominent yachts than have assembled for the annual
cruise since 1871, when the English yacht Liyonia
companed them. II comprises IL schooners and four
sloops, with strong probability Of addition OF
eral The feet at present s as follows Kcelschoon
Alarm Restless, Rambler Dreadnnught, and Wander
Vesta Idicr, and Palmer; and sloops Arrow, yindex,
Vision, Windward and Wayward. meeting VI the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

J. j. s!adc, one 81 the Australian Team from New
South wales. visited CrceGmoor yesterday and hrd
few shots on the 5OOyard rance with the Remington
military rifle. Ills scoring said 10 he very good
lie fired a single shot the l,opdyard rang" with the
Remington Crccdlnoor rife. and guzd the upper edge
the buli's-cyc. III, position l. nearly Ike tAat oil
nai0r Fulton except that he holds the butt o. ~,
nj The armpit and supports his head by Li l". Ia H.
The members ~ the Australian Team now here took
rooms ysstcdIy at No West Twenty second st. where
they will remain until after the international match.
Tary their intention Of going To tTrcdnbor 10
practice TODAY. and viii occupy targets next 10
those nf the American Team They have laid ont no pro
cIuuc practice yet but say they expect to Pric
lice on the days Of the American Team practice, ana
think they Will practice other days before 10 =. ~
They VIII begin practice In the early morning nest Mon
day. The Victoria section Of the team Irt Lfcpool ON
the 18Th aud viii probably arrive on August -
Miur Fulton stated yesterday that he had been al
vi.cd that The scotch Team would leave Europe on Al
gust 10, and tie tIish Team on Angus; -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
APPEAL OF ST. JOHNS GUILD
The Board of Trustees of st. Johns Guild
have issued the following appeal:

Ha'c isouSu thN iN'AoNius dpp'HAs
The St Johns Guild has never applied 20 tho pubic
in vain, for the charitable have daily evidence OF us
practical workings we trust that earnest solicit
atons in behalf CT thousands Of little sick children who
cannot ask for themselves, Will not be dsregarded
The erIc heat NJ this seasOI well the want OK
wholesome food and fresh air. has been severely felt BY
the poor occupants OF crowded tenement houses snd
cellars The Summer work of the Guild ia 10 the
thousands of children whose lives daily imperiled by
their untoruuQte surroundings. 10 forward this work
the Floating Hospital has been built aud paid Tor.
Money received tls year anu eNpc Eded Tor ~ exc II
siOns each cCSing $3.50 1Sl2S sick children and tbtlr
mothers literally provided with wholesome food, tLs
best medical attendance he profession having noby
yOuue. their seriCs) and that greatest 81 all Blooms
pure air Nc cannot cOnscicntiOusy cease our a0OIs
with thousands of mothers camorng Tor help for Their
darling httlc ones aud yet our hands viii be tied
for OF funds. With yOur assistance We can give IL
more cxcurs during the season. For the cause Of
humanity. the love you bear your little
ask YOU for hc.p Aid IN this noble work, assist us
in our eots 60 save the poor their darngS the only
soace Of their cherries homes by sending your eonIo%
lions TO WV. =. GCtON,
Treasurer, Floating Hospital Fund, 20 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
THE RIFLE AT CREEDMOOR.
PRACTICE OF THE AMERICAN IEAM-MoNEMENISo or
lie AUSTRALIAN NIsIIOEs.


The rifcmcn composing the team ana re-
serves for the International ana rishAmerean matches
began their fourth week of practice yesterday Inc
shooting at the 500 and 9Ooyard ranges maintained the
same average as heretofore, while the shooting at the
lOOO-yard target was not good. This was OWING 10
the interruption occasoned by showers, which required
the changing Of the elevation and wind gauge Major
Fulton VINO OF the best shots In the teau scored
three consecutive misses having been msIed ny inc
marker, who scored him an under-target shot
Wien Il should have been an oycr-targct Ihe next
t-, shots were center and bull's-cyc when lie was
again interrupted by I8ssin- shower. The Two shotS
following were misses and be then scored seven bu!
ewes and on. center shot leaving him with the small
score Of - on the lOOOyard rance The averages dur
ing the practice gave Major Fulton tirst place on the
team l.. Allen second, and ". Il. FarweIl third Tine
team have been provided by their captain MAJOR lultoh
with awnings - feet square, which shields them from
the SUMS scroFching rays during the practice There
were only IL mbcTs Of the team present yesterday
Mcssrs IL 2. Jewell, NJ WashburD and Col. Schaiicr be-
ing absent L. Weber obliged to withdraw from the
IO0Oyard practice account Of sickness L. C. Bruce
retired after the tenth shot AT the s0Oyard range ms
score then being only 49, The following are the scores
mad y,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
SUPPOSED DISCOVERY OF CHARLIE ROSS

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Aug. ia special
The Eagle from Pine Plains says man and woman
have been arrested at Sharon, Conn, who have with
them boy supposed TO be Charlie Ross The persons
making the arrest claim that they have doubt the
child is the missing Ross boy man giving his name a.
r. Hbborne OF Philadelphia states tnat he IL well
ouainted with the Ross family and that the boy the
picture OF his brother The who arrested gave
hs name AZ Parker. The woman looks like squaw.
TelegTams have been sent 10 PhiladaIDhia"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rreroort Honse-Count and Countess W. Won
Arnim OF Berlin and b. Wright President Of the SorthsTn
pacidc Railroad Company FIN Avenue HoteJudge stan
iev Natthews Cincinnati Col James o. roadeal OF Of
TSuis prof Carl Vienna Count DwsrakowsK Oh
Pussia and Postmaster John F. Smyth OF Albany Nec;
VIZ II11I-Senator John w. stevenson OF KENTUCKY anu
CT Inbn ee Carroll of Maryland Horman Ho1se-9en
wiz Henry Warren OF Iowa tndSor IiotetIhe lion ne
ir 70 ponerov and Fillmore Z. Ross o. Auburn, v: ".
3 oP 1y.Dc6 Robert O. Ingersol OF illinois, and A. L.
hopkins receiver Toledo Peoria ana WaTsaw hwny
1io,pnany WetroDoI TN HoblJeremiah Mcclure OF III
James Hotel-Capt Robert H. Han OF west foht
and Francis r. King Of Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

0DOR RITUALIsTICUa.-Extra-P Protestant Pa
rishioner 40 his VIcar) We long Of opinion that
cause dustnt burn incense yeou got them parafn
lamps stead q candles. as 10 hev smell IN the
clu Oh u "-fpunen. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

One of party of Irish laborers was killed
by the cayins OF gravel bank Another OF the party
was relating The affair 10 friend lie sad; "Och bus
the boy Is Nit shuUe. He's kilt Then, after mo
mrnts meditation. he continued: " And wish knew
oost the place where I'm TO be Kilt BE iabers, woudDs
| he sltlen long ways from that place intheyT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
Announcements.

Lung and throat complaints disappear when
WlsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY is used.
THE RUSSIAN BATES, No. % East Fourth
St. taken twice week, prevention 70
the depressing effects of hot weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNU1's. IN
BROADWAY
sam..slo. Noon s7' 3pm, 49,. Midnight TT.
highest during the day 81. Lowest, 14'
Average 81. Same day, 1875, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
NETWORK CITY.

A Carmine-st butcher is also matchmaker.
Bundles of fresh flag root are carried through
the streets, and are in brisk demand.
Jelly fishes have been numerous III the noat-
ing baths for the past week They are remover WIN
scoop nets. e.
The United States training ship Supply left
the harbor yesterday practice cruise Tor the ap
prentice BOYS. -.
Yesterday was the Feast of the Assumption,
and was celebrated in the Roman Catholic CHURCHES
with appropriate services
A twin "rice" watermelon, something never
soon before was exhibited in the wholesale fruit depart
mcnt of Washington Market yesterday
It is rlmored that the directors OF the Ihlrd
,cppe Railroad contemplate raising the fare between
Harlem and the City Hall 10 seven cents.
Controller Green paid the laborers OF the
Dock Department yesterday tine two weeks ending on
Aug. D. The amount disOursed was @"so- 81, >.
A fish dealer in Washington Market dis
nlaved an eel Yesterday which weighed nine POUNDS
when dressed IL was caught in the Gun OF Mexico
Bids were opened at the Controllers Office
Yesterday Tor Slss 900 consolidated five per cent STOCK
o. the CITY of NewYork currency and the "noie
amount was taken by George H. sistare at looo9'
pbotoerapLing criminals for lkenesses for
the Rogues Gallery ia generally difficult as they look
seyed" twist their mouths blow OUT thelr
and otherwise dIzgure themselves, that thcy may ho'
be recognized.
DENNY Controller Earle yesterday signed
warrants on the following accounts street Improvement
fund 50 Gl5 20, lamps and gas, s4,ss3 33 ohei ihu-
nicipa cXpenses S592 80 various city anu county ue
partments, $3.50 ~.
A delegation OF the French worklngmen
visited Police Headquarters last night inspected tue SUI
uentendents Detectives and other offices, and were
given an explanation by Capt Copeland, VINO was III
chargc of the workings Of the police telegraph
woman over 20 years of age applied Tor
lodging, a few nights ago at the CarmanSVie STATION
house She had walked oil the way from Altoona Inn
and was going Taytown to VISIT one OF her chiuoI
The nc xt morning she resumed her Journey
public meeting in behalf of the Howard
Mission ia 70 be held nj the Gospel Tent, Thiryourth-
St near Broadway on Thursday evening ut which VT.
Van Meter founder and former superintendent vi ho
Mission Will deliver farewell address previous ~ us
return 10 Rome.
The Excise Commissioners received yester-
day 80 applications for licenses, for which ABOUT SJoo
Was paid in The list Of unlicensed dealers IN some on
t, precincts have been sent 10 The pplc2 caP' WIZ
lI max. arrests in all where The Incense IS ho"
con p cuDusly exhibited
The following is a comparative statement Oh
case Of contagious diseases reported for the TWO weeks
ending Aug II. 1876:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

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STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases 0iN 1aS
~ Gonsratys ORGANS radically aud speedily cured hf,s
A. DANIELS NJ d.. la Lexingtonaye Otoe hours oNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

Dung the month OF juno, I~IU, tntrt WtIt
,iIipp vessels report.d lost "a follows p English. II
French Norwegian. German, Italian, Spanish,
Creek I Dutch. Portuguese, l Russian. AIgenuhe'
10 of which the nationality is unknown; toIa; 20. In
nj 1,.ngr an. included o vessels reported MISSING
Tner were also steamers reported lost as follows :
An riclu 3 English, Fr, Dch, Dutch, of which inc
nationality is unknown; total, IL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-26
San Bernardino Items.
From the Times, March oath.


Some individuals broke into Pratt &
Hurd's store last night by picking the
lock and abstracting some ten dollars
worth of goods. There were $500 in
money in the store at the time, of
which it is supposed they were aware,
but fortunately they were una BILE to
discover it.
Mr.. Joseph Voshay has just returned
from a prospecting trip and brings in
1900 pounds of free gold quartz which
will assay fabulously. He states that
there is an immense ledge of the same
kind, situated in the desert about $50
miles east of here and not more than
20 miles from the terminus of the rail-
road with good road the whole dist
ance.
A valuable horse of Mr.. d. Rath-
buns for which he refused $500 a few
days since, escaped from the yard
where he was kept and was discovered
afterwards with wound from which
he shortly died. A committee of vet
erinary surgeons made post .mortem
examination of him and concluded
that he was shot. Who the perpetra-
tors of the dastardly act were is un-
known, but if discovered they will pay
dearly for the deed.
Work was commenced in laying the
gas main up Third street this morn
ing. A large force of Cinnamon was
set at work opening the trenches. AS
there are numbers of white men idle
in town, the employment of the Chi
nese created some turmoil and it was
ci fn 1icv icc /,
which was done at noon, and white
men are now busy, and in short
time San Bernardino will luxuriate in
gas.
Margaret Ahien, brought in from
Halls Camp on charge of insanity,
was examined before Judge Willis
this morning and ordered to Stockton.
The commission of lunacy was Drs.
Rousseau and Condee. Sheriff Carly
starts with her to-morr wv morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-26
Residences, City Lots,
Farms and Ranches,
Large Tracts for Colonization.
HOUSES TO LET. LOANS NEGOTIATED
SECURITIES,

ppers @ an m %ipo
called
Delightful Home ns Get he Wt snd the ffy w M the @9a
Fine Residence Main Street rs h0ue @ s % % ae =
Horse
Good House and Lot oo me meaf an M ana so % and @ b
Shrubs
Charming Cottage s ea aed e sems AND % trees and
Sphy Residence high built
- - -
New and Pretty Cottage @ n1r s @n m every convenience stable "
Five tenement Houses sfS % ana trees 0''
Improved Land sss @ on o4sn Aas% % choice ns fine views Seven
% Twe Acres Fig Esoa nGss n thoroughly cultivated great variety fruit
s:'. ssas'sa @
As FL a$; ssa's' " the city, very choice
Ranch at San Gabriel % oppoah %
Acres in Fruit Belt wns Ma % s & 1000 cords oak wood
ysnsy TwsnsS rsss A @ ; @ h on o So% Sr s
Urea bargan
full % oSss % RsldRg Build Lots % the @ e and % %sty % Main R
in Los Angeles for sa leo
CITY LOTS VILLA LOTS AND VILLA FARMS AT SANTA M0NIC
o
Farmount Park Tract Strez Tract 0Mevy Goodner Tract
wan o o a
BUTLER & SEVERANCE,
Real Esrate Brokers,
Spring Temple Streets Angeles Gal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-26
Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81, t. o. o. F.

,Sz,sa< REGULAR MEETINGS held ON
s~SSSsAx the Second and Fourth TUES
DAYS of each month at 712 P. NJ
2'fHSS Sojourning Patriarchs in good
standing are cordially invited o attend.
JOS, HUBER, G. P.
III. FLEISHMAN, Sicrbe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-26
Assessment Notice.

A meeting OF the Directors of the Brook
- lyn Land and Building Company, held
March 10Th, 1876, an assessment OF per cent.
was levied on the capital stock, payable in
thirty days, after which all unpaid up stock
will be delinquent and sold In conformity
with the laws of the State OF California regu-
lating the same.
]. LENToN McALLIsTER,
mar23-4w Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-26

The Ventura Free Press says the
wrecked steamer Kalorama still lies
in its old position, deeply imbedded in
the sand. The sea has been unusual
ly calm, and she lies on the sand with
out sustaining any further injury.
Captain Sudden has gone to San Fran
cisco to confer wiz the company In
regard to getting the stranded vessel
off.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-26
A REAL ESTATE CORNER.
Cor. Spring and Temple Streets,

heir books choice of City and Country Property all
rptions both Improved and Unimproved which they
all times happy to show to their customers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-26

In New Hampshire there is a mus
ket which has been heavily loaded
with buckshot for 200 years. Get s.
s. Cox to fire 1t of.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-26
I. o. O. r.
-o,,len Rule Lodge No. 100, L. .. o. r.
i.os angeles Lodge No. s5, 1. o. o. +.

.s,,ssaz<z Regular meeting held on WE'D
SNE NESDAY EV ENING of each week
-ssssSssssss< at ~ O'Clock. Soiourning breth-
SapFsSs rem in good standing are .0rdially
invited. j. V. BURKHAkT, ". G.
A. FRANK, r.. S.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-26

The jury of inquest on the poor old
man found dead in the road, near La
Punta, discharged their duty to-day,
at IL o'clock. The jury found from
the evidence that his name was Ruff
no, of San Antonio, Lower Califor-
mia, and that he died of an epileptic
fit, superlnduced by exposure and his
reduced physical condition, being, it
is thought, at least seventy-five years
of age. Mr.. Merino, witness, said
the old man was subject to such fits.
No marks of violence were found on
the body.-Sdn Diego World.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01
CARSON ITEMS,

Arrangements are making for the most
powerful array of hrst-clas- speakers III
the great Republican jubilee ON the cath
instant ever seen al any political meeting
ia this State. Indeed. IL will be the most
numerous and imposing political gather
INK ever con,ens,i In Nevada, aud the most
complete in all its appointments.
Secretary Of State Minor sdvertises in
the name Of the Beard Of Capital Commits.
sioners for i15 cords Of yellow pine weed
for the ns. of the State.
The Carson iyp.aiof this morning says
A handsomely conducted runaway WAS that
uf the pair of horses attached 10 Doc.
Benion's bus yesterday afternoon. They
came tearing down from the direction Of
the depot through Carson street, aud
turned the corner &c Third street by the
stable. Then they coursed round the
square and came past our office. turning
Rails Garner aud heading toward the sta
BILE again. A. they passed Gus Lewis
place thu. jumped and caught the reins 81
the off horse. and ia another second John
ulrick caught the near one and ~ they
wer. stopped. Thus was this spirited
spuri IL the frolicsome 'bns plugs success.
filly ended before any serions damage had
been done. The vehicle iteelf stood the
racket noLly. aud never yeered al inch
from all even keel.