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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-31

At little evening party in Austin,
short time ago, says the Revieite,
the characteristics of a certain young
lady were under discussion, when q
gentleman present remarked that she
bad great concentration and consider
able stability. This was admitted
freely by all present, but one old lady
snappishly remarked, ssI don't care II
she has got concentration, she amt
none ahead Of my Julia, who's got q
feller and pull-back dress, and that's
more n she's got, with all her edica-
shun.u
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The steam YACHT Cuvamaca tool

The steam yacht Cuyamaca took
out a picnic party Saturday from San
Diego, under the charge of Lieuten-
ant Philip Reade, of the Signal Ser
vice, who embraced the occasion to
exemplify the system of signaling of
his corps of the Army. Messages
were transmitted between the party
ON the yacht, and Mr.. Patten on the
top of the Signal Office-eight or six
teen miles apart-with astonishing
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"a RepOsitOry OF Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction"
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Notices of the Press.

The Bazaar is edited with a combination of
tact and talent that we seldom find In any
journal; and the journal itself is the organ
of the great world of fashion.-Boston Trap-
eIler.
The Buzdr commends itself to every MEM
ber of the household-to children by droll
and pretty pictures, to the young ladies by
It's fashion-plates in endless variety, to the
children's clothes. to paterfamilias by its
tasteful designs for embroidered slippers and
luxurious dressing-gowns. But the reading
matter of the Bdzdr is uniformly of great ex-
cellence. The paper has acquired "a wide pop
ularity for the Preside enjoyment it Affords
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In It's way there is nothing like 1t. Fresh
and trustworthy as O fashion guide, It's stories
and essays, its poetry and squibs, are all In
Journal
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CoPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

AVOTICE Is hereby given that the under
~ signed persons have formed copartner-
ship under the firm name of Gold mtth q
whoIesale cigar and tobacco business in Los
Angeles. 1. 5OLbSMi lii,
may2-1m WIN. FALkENAu'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-31

Reyneaud, the sheep herder who
was so badly burned about two weeks
ago, died last week at the French
Hospital The greatest medical skill
could not save him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-31
EASTERN NEWS.
Escaped.

CAYUGA, Canada, May 29th.-Tw Q
men, named John and James Young,
in jail here under sentence of death
for the murder of Mrs. Mcdonald, suc-
ceeded In removing their shackles,
yesterday morning, and attacked the
jailor with them, leaving him dead.
They took the keys from him and es-
capped.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-31

- A. - A MONTH--Agents wanted every
Vl/hu uwhcre. Business honorable and first
Mzsuu uclass Particulars sent free. Address
VAVV J.WORTH & CO., 81. Louis, Mo.
aprl2-wly
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

APhysiological View OF Marriage for the Married
and those Marriage on ts duties and dis
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oa system of Woman. An illustrated book f260 pages
which should be kept under lock and KEY. The original
and best Marriage Guide. Beware of limitations Sent
under seal for so cts. -
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ofa Private Nature in both the abuses and dsor
ders eysem and the means Of curei
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MEDICAL ADVICE on Seminal Weakness, Lost En-
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&c, 40 page pamphlet free for stamp.
All the above Diseases successfully treated at this cele
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AAQ~AR and Morphine habit absolutely and
hUvH speedily cured. Painless; no publicity.
"HVM Send stamp for particulars DR.. Carl
VI ~ H4 ton. lS Washington ST., Chicago, Ill.
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AGift Worthy OF Rothschild for
GENT.

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ian Almanac, together with copy of his IL
Illustrated paper, the GROWING WoRLD,which
Is devoted to natura. history, will be sent TO
any one free who will 9 nd us their address
on q one cent postal card. Address DIR. o. P
BROWN, a Grand street, Jersey City, y. ].
novlewly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-31

US = osln Per day, at home. Sam
ODD : OZO Piles worth 81 free. STIN-
ON Co., Portland, Me. marl4d&wly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-31
Notice of copartnership.

The undersigned have this day formed a
| co-partnership at the city OF Los Angeles,
under the firm name and style of Barnett q
Hlrschy, for the purpose of carrying on the
tobacco and cigar business at No. 10 Spring
street.
They will be pleased to see all the old
friends OF Mr Barnett and as many new pa
irons as desire a first-class article In their
line. WI, bAhNETrt bAhN ETrt
apflPsw eHAs- hifs5oHf T.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-31
Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81, l. o. 0. r.

.sss.. REGULAR MEETINGS held on
ssES3SS;I the Second and Fourth TUES
sE DAYS of each month at ~ p N.
V'~FVS Sojourning Patriarchs in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
JOS, HUBER, G. P.
H. FLEIsHMAN, Sicrbe.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

a PENTALPHA LODGE, No. 2O2,
- IN F. A. d NJ. The stated meetings of
x * this Louge are held on the THIRD
wv MONDAY OF each month, att p. M
BY order the W.. NJ.
Fl HITLER Sac,y
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MI cELLAN Eous.
"UnquestiOnabIy the Best Sustained
Work Of the Kind I'm the wOrld.''
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATE

Notices Of the Press.
The ever-increasing circulation of this ex
cellent monthly proves It's continued adapta-
aon to popular desires and needs. Indeed,
when we think into how many homes 1t PEN
etrates every month. we must consider 1t as
one of the educators as well as entertainers OF
tbe public mind.-Boston Globe.
The char acter which this magazine pos
and literary culture that has kept pace with,
ifit has not led the times, should cause its
conductors to regard IL with justiflable COM
placency. The Magazine has done good and
not evil all the days of its liie.-Br0oklyn
Eagle.
Some of the most popular of modern novels
have first appeared as serials in this maga-
zine. In all respects 1t is an excellent period
tcal, and fully deserves its great success
Philadelphia Ledger.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-31
Confidence Engine Company No. z.

REGULAR MEETINGS of this
<t&a Company will take place on the
IA first Wednesday evening OF each
e. month, at 1880 O'Clock.
-:;ssXiESYSZe By order,
.se p. MCCLELLAN, Secretary:
, 1876-08-11
TIlH YAl4.

a meeting Of lsdlcs friendly to tho cause OF mis-.
aions waA held yesterday afternoon in tho vestry Of
the First Methodist Church for tls pnrposc Of cpn.
sultlng about tho fair proposed to bs held In this
city by t.s 1adies Of tho Northwest lit 4!A OF Tho
mtraIon eause.
1trs. Ken. was chosen Chairman, md, atter rellg.
ions cxc.cses, tbc ub oct OF tllB oelig WIS stated
by Mra lg1any, who said that the fair WIS fore.
gutu conclusion, hut ihat the ,no md ulacp had
neither 0f thenl hecn agreed on. Thu matter tlal
been left IN 1,lo l,a,pls ii u cumulttev Of ol,u {ro
each Church in the city. aud ptlntc!
the Wrst with request to tlu pastors to Maku thu
Mattrr known to their congregations.
reports from thy seYcrnl chutcts wero then
made, md showed gcnelul interest III tiu
project, Gonplcd With encouraging i,tomiscs for
cooperation.
1lIu cler1iun Of Officers was then proceeded with,
wllh the following result:
PretfdeHt-Mra. Bistup iIarst1
lfcs FfeatteH&s--AEa. tautal aud Mrs, HILL
HttEetlrf-Ntt Tiffany.
3tsasustr-3its. Kent,
On mutton Of Mrs. willing It was voted 10 pre-.
pare circular letter settng forth tho schenie uf
thc far, and to send It Iii bulk 10 tho diNerOut
tonfctsncs stctctasrs, With request IL forward to
PROMINENT persons IN the churches. Tho work Of
arsnshtlng such letter WIS delegated to Msv.
N4llInY,
Aftcf 4oue further conference, the meeting I'd.
3ouFled-
! TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Tbs Executive Coninlttge Of the Women, For.
, 1876-08-11
MRS. VAN WINI1LE.


a TnnusE reporter yesterday asked President
Etct.bcrg Of thu jioani Ut Education' whether hr
~ the s'nly intended 10 tnku my action luokIng
toward MI investigation Of the charges made against
tLem by Mrs. Van Winklc apl others.
MIR. Kichberg stated with conrldcrabo emphasis
that tho lsnarl ost ceraatMly did intend to uye an
Investigation, ntld that by the Council, ind mt
~ ttIu Hnari ur any cGmlnltten thereof.
sLch investigation would, Ge raA cover tl0t ultly
tI>' matters alluded u by Mr.: EAn WlnElc, hut
TIL IIanrd. liz Ad spoken to Mayer litath aud to
eu'tra1 Aldermen about tho niuller, anA onu vi
LII, latter lnt promised h'u, t!nt ]ac Would al The
council Mcctins tlIts uftorNoon ItsD MI nyeelEa-
lion either by Tho Judiciary Coihsittco Of tin
Council, or by arcla1 co1nEN,tscs tu bG appointed
fu' thu purpose. Tbs Hoard W4Htcl fntllh: but
q, prompt. fal!. and scarcting Investigation tniu
oil the cfnrktt.
II IL proper 10 .tats that It was Mrt. Van
N1nkle wli0 tiht suggested 70 Miss Curtis Tho idea
OF uectniiug Assistant Superintendent; that 1hr
1uttEr never CunGuFrtu IN lhN CORRUPT means buE
greed by Mrs. fan Wtnklc; nnI s1l:it her only fr-
iJ to !er letters VIE Il refusal to hare Mpythn. tn
do with 10 ts1iolnra'e a sclen,c Nur WIS thu
Fco'nt publication el tLesu lettera prompted ty
sDrlr tinIe, and hnd nu idea that this curEcspuud.
<ute would BeG the light.
MR.. FiEKAND.
By an Mnnccounsabla error Aoile renaFks In yc4-
tertay's TMtnukE relative 10 Mrs. Van W5NkiuA
lrtcrB were credited tn tie. Fickard, the s;rpurfn.
ten! cut Ut Schools. Tint gentleman WAs not IN.
tcrfAeHcd by any one. aud lLhs la1 nothing to SHy
in relation tt' the subject II has ntao reI, tncnr-
rcetly Asntcd that tho late Dir. IIanfurd was Mt.
hit weEo rot relateu either by bluoa Or hy ,uar.
N1He,
, 1876-08-11
THE CITY-uALL.

The c!ty's receipts yesterday wcro St, S.A from
watrs.rcnts. and about 81, 200 from the license
fees.
Otto rcltzcr lns moved his maps and assistants
into the Office Iutely occupied by Tho Tux Commits.
sionur. Jiu can bc found tbcro hereafter.
! The Council Committee On Judiciary will meet
Ut Up. I'll. To-day in to office of AID. Thompson,
Hooul17 Reaper block, corner Of Clark nnl Wash.
iugtan streets.
Tho Dnur'l Of Public Works will puy ont about
so5 goo during tho reminder Of tho week to those
Of it, discharged employees who haye not as yet
drawn thu.r accumulated saarcs.
The lizard Of Public Works yesterday tssncd tho
following natInates: TO isohcrt Law for coal for
Works. New York. 81 ,UlU for Two ind drums ii
West Side puinplng w9rku; Loon sonlctn. 81, :|0D
far the wtonEnt iron pipe In The towrr of thr ~cst
Thr contract Tor TIC construction ur tIu super
structure VI Tie Milwaukee a.cnlu yla.lnci VIVA
yesterday awarded by The Hoard VI Puailc Works
~ ss s A. AssFn Isss i 'f 's n%aSt. ST. f a yaSss s
Tisl.turY, ClHcnnat & 81. I.uuis alml tia Nsil.
yille s vincsuncs Railways, Ut nrapainc1 street,
the !lFlsn Company cuMilt*!,ce work spOII. thu
mue1';dsmaAded Improvement would soon bs com'
plelrd.
| At tho tcaucst nf AID, ,:awfciss., cospo.a,ion
"pinion upon tie question Ut thc Validity 1r t!,r
esnt'ne,s now cxlstins iictween tie ctty auA t4e
AlHefeHt EaF GptHuantGa MI illHofy !lhA tfhffGi-
c thr Hptnan. blt vii! nut give II inr Publication,
i'nr VII lIr give any ldenMf what IL tryu that
which lt's rAlrc.tun, .'Tl,trn nsu always wnxd nt
means uf uiru.atn. Il ct4ntrast." would rtnvry.
| ALL. l:awvislis WISH tD t,.u thn city lisntel hy
ul.!amra I'D lin 10 aak fur thu opinion,
rhe Llrrn,,v t,,at liz. o,,,pd. Inn .u,.ct,,, ~
llcc,,sr fceH i!as i" tn shr srternnatltn l., thu
rrn. S y, s.y 'i1s T., Ill., )" 9nSs LILLY ers
rrm,lIrs t1,nt tx iT ~ iis T,
will suon lu g,vun lstsnetIonH thai They are Ia mr.
rest n,nl tAlr Il. r fttLtee Lnrt nj pers,l4 unli
ct''red. Much Hf thn rity's rrycnl,rs fran this
source have brn w4steh iy nr.rct. nnA lack Of
psumlt 4ud ehlcleht ntt lion. That's prompt actin,
will now be had with, Il IS expected xuod rcsulty
rbe t,ommf,.ce ,n sch,o,. win ,.o,, ,,u.t,u,,
to.t,rrSW MI'crnnun nj Y .rSnr nu'a M ,, "rt,i a.n
sLnmnr II il snid th., H., ,,,., ~ t." IL" ~ IT, !.
"rr,I sTsipst snmirv IN ,uo'nF !tEs" IT, IT,.
fh"rs;t ,.ii1 Nv a - t Wy nusa "
.vii H. nj, III hT..1.. a. H. ,I. "n shtt WitHesaes
~. s"s j" rnt,.G Il sli L.. tnt".s,;r, st'o ~ WI
, 1876-08-11

Pafrles i1anrahan has died 4 complaint with JnB.
lfcc IIatncs, 10 tic effect that Paul OnurnEorkv
fa,ely n.su,,c, 10 be- nosscsac, or The nnwcrs Of
Constable. Paul wilt bp arrested.
Singer Sewing Machine wagon No, IL. n yulunt|o
,,,-., .,1 , .,,,t,,.. ,.,,t,,. ...1,., 80 49,.
ytotr Yesterday nftcfuoon ,,v thtrve. from IN s,oni
y. ~ ~ t"ss s'Tct. INC properly bcionGo 10
". y. "hate' OF No. 4a0 Division Street.
The notorious Flora Crsn,lait, the alleged n,ur.
deycrs 0f Ola man Witckc. was YESTERDAY rc1,t by
urtce Scuily TO Tic Tonso Of Correction ior th,rty
days f.,r ynyrancy, Fannie Uarref ind Annie
Ward. her cUmpunlons, were ntxu sent out for Sim.
,,a.. ,,.,,,a.
t,;n f4.,,', a"a5 III, i yet'Gaany o oo
With % wHte sc nends & to bnY neaieue. n S'' 1nseN Yss
~ ~ nn'nE y" nn"Sfef' Lnnsa EAFt we nnhey 70 nct
riH1is hhn fnI hlm 70 t'le eaIea0hlah plcuic, lof
, 1876-08-11
4 Fight In tim Ilsnck iIl1l8,

Tho following " a c1ifact from letter received
by Mr.. 4. railet, u 6eafurtI,, from Sir, a. II.
Campbell: , " About il!o 1Et Ut June started for
sco by the papers, and thero IL a poor chance oi
going there INV. We were attacked BY tbs Sioux,
ana our party Wcrc nbout one.tAIrd Killed. your
the ley, and another In tho si,e, with hnicot cuI
III the shoulder. twas terrible for about ten MIN
utcs. On thc 'rst rush VT lust aur mules aud
Eull TO lhnk my tiInu hasl come an, now about
healed u my WOUNDS, and entirely 10 OF tbs Iack
Hills lever. The party attacking III wctc between
my and pns hundred. After wo LETT our mules ,yu
kept bcllad .sces anh rocks. md hasi CHANGE to
ruycHyc little, ! have suffered feurfulIy With tho
sldu wound, but tho otllcs4 WSka not very bad. |
VIII by atu tu b. about ngaln III month Or ~, al.
though havt 10 i4y pFutty l0W now. We wure
within furiy tn!eB Of Custcr lilly. I'M now On tho
stay Whilt," -
, 1876-08-11
SALE OF SNORT-i1ORNs,

S7sctdl D{gpuCh 10 TIC tribune.
PARIS, Ky., Aug. 10.-Tie stovor herd OF short
horns WIS Mold ut public auction to'siay. 4 largo
crowd wna in Attendance, including many repre-
sentative farmers and breeders from a distance:
rrices were sa.at~hat better thnN yesterday, but
fell far below those Of f0rn,rr s4les, and It is
thoneht TINT tho buyers are holding over for tho
asles Which occur latrr 10 tho yeurt anl nEtcr tho
exhibit has been snaue at tho Centennial Exhlbs.
sioyi.
r,nrs, t%rnt5 ono males. Tile total receipts wero
311, k45, bc1ug an average of about S9Il. The
cows sold for s37, $40, averaging S7H4, while
twen ty- -oap nAlns went for 3aI a05, averaging
lIt's o,er .:, 81 :oo Tno prlnepal pnsetayss ~.
ssa Ses ad i t1vs s s @ tStsi SS sssi eaas u
sl5,:s'i fnr The COWS md s3,:So fot the butts.
lr following ~ ..'ns ot ths hlshest prises pa!l
tow: L. Van Meier, Of clark t;.!uty, Ky.
Lady Hates Gf roati. W 4tf luke ot Gcnevn.
Imperial iiatce. a handsome a.yeas.o,d, for
ST., :.tat u tle sAiho D'lyrr.
The 10Th l,acters Of t9aaanets by 14th Duke,
lnn ath pucess Of Goodncss, s., loo. to slc samo
.ALrlrie ,'es'c. ont q ca.terly, by AIrdre Dule.
s.: 1:h', 70 !; " Einhry, hichmoHts, ~.
Aitdr!t ilcl 10 I'd. IL satn.e lH,ygr, 81, ,Hil.
IAa l.elIe, BY ID Duke Of Onudn, dAln Airtrtc
DrtlG, s. 100. to tha ~anu buyer.
fur g. ,Du and atau tho III, Lsci.rss Lola,,, dam
1nuan 9Th tf lath Duke u T!utnlslc. fur 81, u0U
l1e nau purchased the i7lh and 15th Uurlles1es nf
iuoMtts, tho fosmur for 5000 and tho latter for
Si,H71.
Thrro vera nuety-six head advertised In tho
cata!usnr. hut. after dispu.!llg 0f tie sixty uLnu
lead, Mr. Bedford brratr EnTuEeh NJ thu ktnftInv
Md IN uiIu OF his premium b1lI4 and The crowl
Etnl. .Ialnrelly llu,norcI him. unf allowed HIN to
! Withdraw the remainder. Ills aciioM IL nut csl,-
ncu'.e AMI Will nut rcdound 10 hia guin il futurs
transactions.
Thu junt s.tlo Of Hail 4 Taylor, u. J. Clay, and
grounds. tic selection comprising aolc thoEoilgll.
bred stock, nnA d lively competition ts expected
between thost dcslrons Ut pnrchadlug fancy short.
! harms
, 1876-08-11

withheld iror, the city, wonli soon bc nantfe.tct
n satisfactory way. Mayor Heath Ia ennatlent
!cnst. #nfn" heavy Envcrtmrnsa Will le nat'r.
l!n enllr.l upon some Of .hc savings hanks few
day. n:" n,a shs reesn'on which he rec..yra
would bc taken. Ms. j. 9. 1laines ami As. spea.
crs, two nlcn ptnmncnt III savings bank cfrctrs,
% II f IL sor, e" sH. H. III s;s Rsss;s sss,
chis'E"s business men, invested s'oo Yesterday
Ina ssn if,rsacn, r.a to 1,s Mss
mud hp aa atuck Ia ht4 pn,ittou. F" Aupcftntcotnt
ufliuiane, t,ssalA ~ tiIe ery for reter1' a,r!
look tic nnlendlng aiike onc Lido and
iks olss = re him c, s1 s srss"'tnafSt sa"y n hin , s;
le eonlh never he paid Of whether he satl lynn
VII please resign y VII t,t.un,e you," 4 Is no.
ssnsty known: ~ iea;t A. leata pows,s ot
iorter called Mike one aItlr and laItc, lin how
could tIose things be, the doughty Mike ~"
We'll. ron ace. the stnyor told me tia. he
s ~ ind s an tie ~ n rs,s; ,,S,y eap If; snY
reclamation to:.norn,w altsrne;on. i wa "'' " "
1sn asoys " T., Eisrnat = Santea n Al
r.rn,cnlent u building. viii rcry likely tai, npnn
,:!m,h'ssloncs Thonlp*,u. Of The Board OF Public
Mos1t w" !. ctst"o WI be T,llins to
u isot likely that uI!ey force Of ten Inspectors
"f 'nI!.!inis will l,t discharged at least for te
Trcsenf. Il L. the desire OF The city officials ID
crowd ~ much work TIA possible upon enc rnnn
anTs IL dispense With ns many cmployes, and tue
attendant saarscH, ~ n possible.
GAS.
Tho Committee on fins, which held a meeting
Wednesday, referred Ia tho Law Department the
question as to whcthcr or not the city would he
!i1o!c slouL! II refuse IL n1lnw an extra Of ST. 4od
tn jamcs 1loweN. Gantsnctor for strict lamp re-
pairs In tho West Division, az an unforeseen oc-
cufyencc-s heayJ tturn-hal tiatnagctl ah0ht 'Iu1
tImFs and cauHrtl tlIu cxrentG hF repair, which
naWcn thinks the city shnaltl pay. ty.AttoSnty
Tuthl}l flas nf,!ltpd ~ fUiows:
III tc iuattrr OF tho prItiou of 1d1nea rowen 70,
sse.tlnc III With
az :. Il avs " y s ILL., f'fsI;s' ssys r1snst ts k
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il so'" "ri aas 81 70 % nsiatan II soaes ropair s
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Wrtt Division Of thc CITY OF ChIcaco and fnr'ncc hj
neT lMntcrns lHs am;!i Ms may bc wholly deEroyet
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M! a Ie tstmina,ns. ot tSis contrsc.tn eae ofiei
nl tpAIr Throughout" Tin ans,aEr Of ttis un,cr
lstnr. nsladnE such Is tit orca.onri by liz starr
contract :aa. 50 ,arprslny lt4trdet!on, b!,f, nu
q = man wilp. laa entered into 4 cantfac
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CITY Attofney