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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04

We think. the champion liar has
com to light, and to prove the asser-
tion publish the following letter, which
was found in the pocket of the Tele-
graph Stage on its arrival here yester-
day. The letter is dated San Fer
nando Tunnel, March, 1st, 1876, and is
addressed to Mrs. G.. 1t says:
My Dear Friend: Your kind and
ever welcome letter of January 18th
reached me some weeks ago, but up to
the present time L have been unable
to write myself or get any person to
write for me, as l have been laid up in
bed since the 9th of February. You
probably have heard of the storm we
had that day, in which engines and
cars were blown from the track, fences
and trees blown down and twenty.
seven miles of railroad washed away.
Not a bridge left on the entire road.
My train, which left Los Angeles for
the Tunnel, was blown from the track
with the rest,, and / was badly bruised
and mashed up. I was in rough
place and l am very thankful no bones
were broken. Several men were badly
hurt and two have since died of their
injuries. We laid out in the storm all
night"
We rather think that our mashed
up railroad man is drawing it pretty
strong for the benefit of Mrs. G.. 1t is
singular that storm which blew en-
gines and cars from the track, blew
down houses and trees and destroyed
the railroad for twenty-seven miles
should not be heard of in Los Angeles.
These men are sad dogs when they get
hold of credulous woman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
san Franciseo Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, March Sd.

SAN FRANCISCO, March I'd.
FLoUR-Extra is jobblng at $50 to 9 l2?5
per bbl, as to brand etc. Best local brands
sell at So % as an outside figure.
WHEAr-Shipping 81 80 to 50 ;.milling
81 80 To % per GENITAL.
PETATOoS-Good to choice Humboldt at
81 6O to 10; Petaluma and Tomales at about
the same.
CoRN-Good yellow Is quotable at 81 10;
market easier
RYE-Quotable from wharf at 81 65.
BARLEY-Feed, 81 % to 81 25; brewing,
81 80 TO 81.
OATs-Feed is quoted at 81 10 to 2 25; mill
ing, So 25 TO 2 30; Omaha feed, S2021a.
ONloNs-Stockton, 81 S712 to S2 Union CITY,
81 1917.
Corn NEAL Feed, s275z 10 30 per ton; table,
212 to &c.
BEANs-Pea, 500; small white; 81 80 to Q
pink and red, ,s225 TO 250;butter 80 to S2 75,as
To size and quality; Lima.so so; bayO, So 10.
BUTTER-fresh roll ,25 to 271ac; picked do 22
10 25c; do firkin, ~ to &c. East firkin, IL to
22hc.
CHEEsE-Cal, IA To l6c; Eastern 10 to 20c.
HoNEY-Choice white In frames, Is to 2Oc;
No 2, lac; dark, loo; strained, 10 BE per
pound cases OF doz pals, "a d.
Musical. walnuts selling att to lie; pea
nuts, to l0c; Cal. almonds, l6 TO he; ches-
nuts, l5 TO lSc.
BEEswAX-Choice brings 3Oc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04

Mayor Beaudry had a pleasa ntly
varied docket to dispose Of yesterday.
A party for rolling his chum while
drunk and abstracting fifty dollars
from his pocket was sent up for fifty
days. Two native Californians were
arrested for drunk and disorderly. One
will work ten days in the chain gang
and the other goes free acquittal. Two
parties were also arraigned under the
vagrantact which is something new
for Los Angeles. One was dismissed
as the charge was not proven salts
factorily, and the discision of the court
is reserved in the case of the other
Officer McFaddin made descent
upon another house of ill-repute last
night and arrested one Of their 0ccu-
pants. Her trial will probably take
place in a day or two.
1t will be seen that our Irish citizens
are about celebrating st. Patrick's
day with considerable eclat. They
publish an interesting advertisement
in another column.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
Fall in Hardware.

We call attention to the card Of L..
B. Wayland in our new to-day. Mr..
Wayland bought out Brown & Co.,
who keep at Hicks old stand, on
Spring street. We were agreeably
surprised upon stepping into his store
yesterday, to see the new and beautiful
stock which he advertises and we
were astonished at the great reduction
of prices. We are satisfied that hard
ware has fallen, or that we have been
paying too dear for such articles, Per-
haps Mr.. Wayland bought his stock
from some failing concern, and got
them at half price. Go and inquire of
him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
Cheaper Than Ever.

The clothing, boots, shoes and hats
that will be offered on the opening
day, Saturday, March 4th, at the "Im-
portant," under the Lafayette Hotel,
will astonish everybody.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
NOTICE.

A GENERAL Getting of the creditors OF
- Temple & Workman will be held al tn e
County Court room in Los Angeles on We'd
nesday evening, March Sth, at O'Clock P. NJ.
A general attendance is requested las matters
OF great Importance will be considered. All
creditors are requested to refrain from sign
ing papers being circulated to throw said es-
tate into bankruptcy until after such meet
ing. u. PREGNANT
+. +. SPENCE.
- - fEf-F Assignees.
ff d. RIVARA,
q. e. LONG,
II. G. WILEY,
Advisory Committee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
A Word to the Ladies.

For your boys clothing don't fail to
be on hand OH the opening day at the
"Important, n(under the Lafayette
Hotel Saturday, March 4th. Greater
bargains will then be offered than
were ever known here before.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
COURT REPORTS.

District COurt-Sepulveda, ].
FRIDAY, March 3.
Dominguez VS. Downey-Set for March 3lst
at q m.
Bulls VS. Bullis-Judgment fer plaintiff.
Probate COurt-O'MELvENEY,J j.
FRIDAY, March 8.
Estate of Victorine Soulens-March Is, at
10 IN appointed for settlement.
County rt-OMELvENY.J.
FRIDAY, March s.
lothian Bixby ct al VS. Bautista Amestoy-
Case taken under advisement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
Interesting.

The most stylish suits ever seen
here will be offered at the opening
day of the "Important," under the
Lafayette Hotel, Saturday, March
4th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

THERE will be a meeting of the Mutual
Protective Society on Saturday, March
4th, at ~ O'Clock p. NJ. All members are re-
quested to be present, as business of impor-
tance will be transacted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
FOR SALE.

A Splendid Bargain. One of the best loca-
ted cottages in the city, ready furnished for
sale at a bargain. Liberal terms. Address
q. this office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
SfOCk REPORT.

BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINE
.lSpecsdl Dispatch to the Hsrald.l
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.

TO LET,-Two or three nicely furnished
] rooms. Pleasant and convenient loca-
tlon. Inquire at office of Perry, Woodwork
& Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04

or ACRES of superior moist farming
% land, miles from the court house, on
an important road, will be sold fDr $1,000, il
applied for soon. BRONX & MITCHELL,
Commercial Bank Building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04

A Neatly furnished room, suitable for two
- gentlemen can be had for q low rental
by applying at Cor. Hill and 2nd streets, left
hand side.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04

NLD PAPERS,, suitable for wrapping,
~ for sale at this office,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04

ERuIT IAND.-Two ten-acre lots of the
] best fruit land for sale at Orange, sepa-
rately or together. Board house on one Tot
Apply to DR.. Larkin, Hygeian Home, Or
ange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-10

TVANTED-A SALESMAN WHO is ACQUAINTED
w with the first class Wholesale and retail dry and
fancy goods trade who is willing sell manufactured
lace goods commission Address p S..
1856 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-10

OCO WEST 43D STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
pa first class protested cook viii be found splendid
baker Of bread cake and biscuit years
rom family breaking up need apply but FIRST
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE ENTHUSIASTIC REruBCICANs OF
EunEKA telegraphed last evening to
Wren. Wallace and Scott: "Ths town is
ablazs with enthusiasm. Bands are play
ing and cannons booming and every
body is Wild with delight. SMITH AND
CANAAN" This is good. 1t shows how
the Great East feels over the result of
the labors of the Convention. We snuff
the victory from afar!
For man who came down here for
quarter price and got his belly
crammed full of free Republican
meat, our brother of the Evening
Chronicle is sad, sad grumbier.
Uncle Tread's chickens must r0ost
hard on his ungrateful stomach.
SGMs SILVER WARE which was intend
ed as prize for the winner Of the late
Caledonian picnic will please call upon
Mr.. W. P. Mcintosh. in this city, where
it now is. pay expenses and take it away.
See Mr. McIn.osh's advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26

SUICIDE. Yesterday morning, at
Mrs. Pierce's lodging house, Iii the
Rinckcl brick building on Carson
between Telegraph and Spear streets,
a lad who was sent to waken him,
found a man named Charles D. Strlck-
land dead in his bed. Evidences
we're 1T hand that he had committed
suicide by taking laudannn. The
dead man left Il letter stating :hat ne
had long been suffering from Illness :;
asking to be forgiven for his rash act !;
begging that his wife be not informed
of what he had done until she had ar
rived at her home in Michigan, ana
requesting that he be buried with as
little expense as possible. The deceased,
who was married mar, came mere
about a wear since frum the East. His
wife bad preceded him several months
and vas visiting her relatives here. Ae
was u very intemper;t;e man and SEEM.
ed powerless to correct his habits. Some
months ago he start j business in Aurora
and failed Then be got some money
from bis father and slusnaeEed 1t.
About a fortnight since bis wife went
East. Now lie ends his troubles end his
griefs with dose # poison. Poor fell
low! An inquest will be he'd npor the
rema us to day 10y Cnrorer Meder.
How TREY AEE BLENDED. - Across
Winston & r ,thbone's saloon is street cbed
O political sign brought from the East,
It is Tilden and Hendricks sign, and
OF it ale the portraits Of Little SAM Ill
den and Big Tom Hendricks. Looking
at il from one side Won find Til,len on
the right sl2d Hendricks on the left.
Looking a. it from the other SIDE ana
YOU find that liiden has merged INTO
Hendricks and Hendricks into Iilden.
The hard money reformer presents his
own face to one set OF observers. and to
another set the face of the nnreganerate
ereen5acker and intiaiionist. 10 the
North Hendricks shows his smooth and
smirking face; to the South he presents
himself in the person and portrait OF
slippery Little Sam Tilden. the Oily
Cannon Of St. Tammany. The sign is
we'll arranged. 1t has two faces for each
of its heroes. and you takes your look
and you makes yeur choice.
Hon. William Woodburn arrived
here on yesterday msrning's tram
from the East. He looks admirably
and is in fine health and spirits. He
informs us that Hon. Horace +. Page,
the very efficient and able Republican
Representative from California, will
spend a day or two i'll Virginia as he
comes West. Let's make him give us
Il talk in Carson.
Observation-Disclosures was grand ex-
odus Of the Republican Delegates last
night. Also Tom Fitch and Cover
nor Woods departed. They went 10
California.
HOUSE TO RENT.--A dwelling house
with eight rooms is offered to rent.
See advertisement and inquire OF
MIR. Cormack, north side Of Capital
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26
The Hayes ami Wheeler Club To.
Might.

The regular Saturday night meeting
of the Hayes and Wheeler Club CT
Ormsby county, interrupted last week
by the primary election, will ne held to
nigh. at the Thea.er. Following the
Stat, Convention and barbecue. il will
doubtless be very Interesting occasion.
Some excellent speech making may be
anticipatei.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26
MINING STOCK REPORT
Foren loon Board


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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26

Go To ]. c. KEMP & Co. for Photographs
and Tintypes. Jylslnlf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26

AMONG the most agreeable and gratifying
qualities Of GrENS's SULPHUR sop tho t
which characterize it all article Of the toilet
1t softens Ard smOoths the skin, clears 1t of
pimples and discoloratl1i:S, and makes Il look
and feel ratur.l. Sold everywhere. ag2lHts
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26
FURNISHED HOUSE TO REkr.

~ ing HouSc fully furnished through El:i
out, is offered tor rent. Inquire at this Office.
Carson, August -, l5.6.-u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26

H.GAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re
stores the compleXion removes freckies. tai
and sallowness; makes the skin soft. white ans
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
rlv2leotI- Wfs-Iy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-06
vote for CHARLES a. PEABODY for Sur
TOJ1tc.
The BcautimI civil Service.

Mr.. FyARTs told his clients at Cooper
Union last week, by way OF excuslng the
misdecds of the party he was retained to
defend "Well, now, the Republicans had
n great many things on their hands besides
attending to the civil service
OF course they had, The records OF the
last eleven years tell us precisely whnt
they hnd on hand IN Congress. They voted
away over two hundred millions of the
public domain 10 corrupt corporations, os-
mhlshed the Credit Mob'ler, AMI built mp
that gigantic system of friId by which
the Treasury has been swindled of untold
millions They created All the great Ring
and shared IN the spols They egisated
the mol"ty system into existence. by which
our merchants wcro blaclinliiei, spies
were set IN their counting rooms. ana their
private papers Were stolen by purchased
COLLISION.
They reconstructed tho Southern states.
enlarged their representation in Congi ess
by giving the negroes electoral privileges
and now find themselves deserted by thrlr
allies, and have converted this solid South
ia the sugboar Of the campaign They
| Increased tho public expenditures, squau-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-06
LETTERS ov LIFE roPtCs.
A Claim that President Tildcn will Pay-niis-
souri's War services.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SCN-Sir: In
the Tribune Of TIA morning il War certin-
cate OF the state Of Missouri headed aspect
men OF Rebel war boot" &C., intended to mis-
lead those who dnnocentlyl believe newspaper
claiming to be decent would not publish base
falsehood, and in so conspicuous manner.
beg leave to st tie the facts connected there
with, as coming from the Senator from Slis-
souri,, and Adiutant- General OF the state. Al
ter the war there hung on the borders OF Mis-
souri, a great number OF guerrlas and other bor-
der ruffans. disturbing the inhabitants by steal
ing noises and cattle and maitreating the peare-
able people. The Governor Of Missouri called
on the Secretary OF War at Washington to fur
nish protection TO the citizens Of the borders Of
Missouri. The Government at Washington not
having troops to send or to spare. aud the Treas
ury being embarrassed could not afford to COM
ply with the request, but auth orized thu Gov
ernor OF the state of Missouri to raise arm, aud
equip as many citizens of the state IA needed,
the state 20 be reimbursed as soon as Congress
SHOULD make an appropri ,tlon.
he troops were c died into service, and at he
expiration OF their term were discharged and
raid In the certificates referred to In tno
Tribune. aud "a soon as the accounts OF the MI
itary Department ~ the state OF Missouri cpu
tie djnsted me claim was presented to Congress
and passed, and the amount paid 20 ne state.
A second coli for troops for like sstvice was
made, and authority, as before, was given. upon
which the state assumed the responsibility as
before, and tue now outs andtng certificates, OF
which the COPY in the Tribune Is one are aud
were issued In payment for the service, as he
fore, aud Congress was Piled to. through Sen.
atcr BnRy OF Missouri. In the winter OF 1874, TO
| liIuidate tho amount The bill passed one
| House. but was passed over oy the otner on the
ground of the Treasury bang so poor that II
could not then be PAID II passed. Not word
was then raised against It by even the most
radical OF either the House or the senate. he
ciaim WAS mer " laid over until the treasury
could pay It, and so II now STANDS.
You will please nOtce. the certificate In the
Tribune Is dtled sept. 8; lsI eizht or nine
years after the war c a,ed. Hence It Is IN no
respect. nor do the authors assert In the article
attached to the certificate It Is for the reuel
war debt. ONE VINO Knows THE FACTS.
NEW YORK, Nov, =, 1876.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-06

The members of the Bar of this city owe
il to their profession to defeat DELANo G.
CALVIN. Is our Bar so miserubly deficient
in talent and integrity that we are driven
TO the necessity of taking 80 poor spcci-
men for a high judicial Office?
Mr. CALvGS's extreme and inexcusable
rndcucss toward the modest and polite Mr..
FARNHAN. shows him to he an arrogant
and insolent fcllow--an ill-bred mau-in
addition to all his other shortcomings.
Lawyers OF New York will you couple
with your Centennial the election of such
man as DELANo e. CALVIN rs Surrogatcg
He would not have been spoken of or
thought Of for the Office one hundred
years ago. Have we 30 dcgouerated us TO
accept HIM now?
His opponent, CHARLES A. PEABODY, is
an honest LAWYER, OF irreprOaohable char
acter, and gentleman. Can you hesitate
which of the two 10 choosef
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-06

dered the peoples money, enriched the
lobby, and have finally denoralil,d every
branch of the public service.
Still, with all these things on their hands
they had time for little attention to the
civil service, had there been the least dis
position to give it n hearing. GRANT in
four successive messages urged legislation
on this subject Us Indispensable to improve
mont. Tue Republican platform Of lsi2.
Mt Philadelphia. contained "A special plank
to catch the civil service gudgcons. Yet
Congress, with large Republican ma oritics
in both houses, would not net. Finally,
III 1871, GRANTS regular message was in
clsive, and finished the business in these
words:
"Tho rules adopted to Improve the civil SER
vice of the Govornmsnt have been adhered to
a. tlnsciv ~ has been practicable with the 90
no ittnn with which they meet. Ihe effect
believe. has been henencili On the whole, nj
has tended TO the elevation II The servicc. - u
It IL inpracticaple To- maint in them without
direct and positive support 81 Congress. Gcn-
-rdiy the sup OFT winch this reform tcccives o.
nom those VINO give II their support only 70
lind fault when the rul's are apparon;ly de-
parted from. Removals from office without
yrcfefring charges against parties removed gre
frequently cited as dep rttircs from the rules
adopted. and the retention OF those AZ inst
whom charges are made by irresponsible y T.
sons and without good grounds, Is also oftci
cund uncd as a violation - them. Under 'he-e
circumstances. therefore, | announce tdt n
C0pgtoSs udjOlUHs icuhOut Ialsiijre itqktittOu on
nc Sulact ~ era scIricc iefDrui.' / irV rf01iI
yIfch action us dtWpp1OrH u the system. and
will ABANDON II. except 80 at as to require tx.
aulnatiuns Tor ceItain appoint, es, - determine
their fitness. Competitive examinations will Ue
aOaadoncd.'
The obstacle 20 reform was the Repubi-
eau party ia Congress, and the party was
governed by the public patronage which
Senators and Representatives, dispensed IN
their personal and partisan interests. In
the face of this experience, It is pretended
that Mr.. AYES, whose whole record of
public and profes sional life shows him To
be weak follower and no leader, would
do what GRANT failed TO accomplish
What could he do without legislation, and
how would he get legislation, with the Re-
publican party committed irrevocably
against any change in the civil servicet
These questions need no answer Every
body understands the shatn aud deception
which Mr. SCuCRZ and others who know
better nave attempted TO impose on the
public. Ii the Republican party could by
any possibility succeed now, there would
be as much chance of reform in the civil
service ns Of Bon INGErsoLL's conversion
10 Christianity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-06
Two wise Amendments.

Our canals have heretofore been pro-
liAc source of frauds. rhi proposed COM
sfitutioual amendment which places them
under the control of one superintendent
of Public Works, TO be appointed by tho
Governor ana confirmed by the Senate.
instead of the old Board of Commission-
ers, il an essential step in the direction Of
reform.
There is no greater blot on the character
Of tho State to-day than the condition Of
our State prisons. There Is very little that
is Christian or civilized about them. At
the same time their expenses 80 far exceed
their receipts rs to render them heavy
burden to the taxpayers. THIS is unneces-
sary. There is no good reason why they
should not be scf-sustainiug. But To
mako them SO requires a different and i'm
proved system of management. This the
proposed amendment to the Constitution,
substituting single superintendent of
state Prisons for the three Inspectors pro-
vided for by the existing law aims to nc
complish.
II IL quite desirable that these two pro-
posed amendments should be sustained by
the popular vote 10 morrow.
Vote for CHARLES A. PEABODY for sur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-06

Il Is quite aonureut THAT she Canal Ring ene-
M 70 ~ COY lunES % New lorN have given up ter
yrlCfs tins chUulgu ana Nlrkiug flr hrl and
the u.riy VITA l their old sod ps~er.- SpitHg-
asid Republican.
How Will you co. was asked CHIEF OF
the Canal Ring two months since.
That depends on INDIANA was the
answer. If she Is Democratic we sha.
all be original TILDES men, and shall turn
in and work like beavers 10 make his ma
iorIty as big rs possible. 1. Indiana is Re
publican, we shall have our knives sharp
for the scalp, vi our enemies. that You may
depend on.
That Is the heart of tina, mystery.