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aolsttbts anS sttprIrr.
stlusItaI SnslIunl.nts.

stlusIial Snsimmrnts.
A FEW SECOND-HAND Weber pianos at
n. grea' blrgun, they hava been used out W
mouths ~ artists, ahd are really Just as good new
perfect order aud IA " Nrantcd. Please cali at
the WEBER WAREHOOMS.
9th nv, corner 10Th ~.
A SPLENDID assortment ~ pianos. ESQ 20 $500. or
IN 50 to 60 monthly lnstan, nts d1n't tu 10 call.
khAkAUtk 3d. lowe-y.
1INITIFt l. Wanufurte 500: lnsta lmeuls TAI, n
ID 81 Wphtnyi b tsills. J. blDDLL, ~ W4ycrley
ace. pear Bruai Wsy.
- rEiNN Aye, Weoer's, and other pianos aud "
- gans on uhtallAit ut .-
SIX RAILS co, Is F'st iith ct.
GO 81, on 81 VI. rent goo sqaars piano up,
fNOs itsnf pia os from 81 pcr month StenW0Y'- ana
others rosewood pianos, SO and upg I'd cash on
time. W. II NALhEl. a. r.. l2'h ST. near Broadway.
COCA AN IN rRAOKDlNARN oFFElS-
- OOs 10 new s-pCtaVr pianos, viii full iron
irA overs tuns uas-, ro,eEo0d casc and carved Leg.
for $500, Gli Warranted. Terms $50 ana tlO
monthly, unt pend, send for illustrated catalogue
with TINS advertisement enclosed Secon hand lnstru-
mtn'- at great bargains. Marerooms ISl broadway,
NY. HORACE WATERS a SONS.
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Annlttrsa,l
soyscs, Cayyilgcs, &t.

CTVF"F~I N'7FFNI'"I W -
L sid cA,.i.' cause dcItI'' tll Tor tNo DAYS.
Mrs. FANIl.i, % 'th av
NOR SALE .cnc4n-A ,o,d. strua- pony d two
L haIcr wi.0u-. Appel, az VI licury e., between
Marx atnud lI.c.'f.
ENuK ~AITtf. A 900 lc and double iruok OF
L W'IeN,h,1Fr tpr goll wor horse. olb f.. l3tn ~.
JIOKSE, cart, and hlrLcs, for sale cheap.
I D.. uOLL, Oath o.. boulevard.
bli West 10Th 81.
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Smus,mtnts.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
FINAL NIGHTS

Of
PiQUEi
Nov acted III times (23 wecks),
ana stu drawing the Centennial
crowd
.Inr greatest ana most UCCESs.
IIL SENSATION produced Ia
this country tor
TML WY YEARsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-08

The belief gains ground that Custer made
Ills pIecipitste attack in disObedience to or
ders, without waiting for the go operation
OF Gibbons and Terry's infantry, and that
his action was the result of irritation in be-
ing superseded by Terry, with whom he was
not In harmonious relations. As stated by
correspondent Of the Graphic, Custer was
Jealous of the rapid promotion of the New
Haven lawyer, who had climbed TO an unu-
sual height in the army without the benefit
OF West Point education. and during his
four years service under him in the depart
ment OF Dakota there has been a lack OF cor
dialify between them. Custer has been in
clined 10 ignore Terry, and Terry has firmly
insisted on maintaining his rights. The
last feather which seems TO have broken
down Clusters patience altogether was his
being reduced from the command OF the
Yellowstone expedition TO the charge OF his
own regiment. All these considerations
seem TO have impelled him 10 disobey orders,
elude Terry al last, and seek TO snatch VIC
tory on his own account. But, as Terry
kindly says In his report, Custer need not be
ceHsured, for "he gave his life for his
fault"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-08

Tie New York Herald prints an article on
The extortions 10 which poor sewing women
are subjected al the hands OF sewing machine
agents. II is fact pretty generally known
That the profits on these machines, which
are now 10 be found In almost every house
hold, are sometimes enormous. At the pres
ent time s65 is charged for q piece of
mechanism which costs less than SIS. There
Is a nrm on Broadway New York, which
desis IL sewing machine needles, attach
meDts, parts, and "hnd ings" generally
They publish price list OF the different
pieces that enter into q machine and from
that paper II Is shown that a com pIete set of
castings for the most popular machine in
the market, and which sells for s65. can
be bought, perfectly finished, ready to
Put together, for the sum of sll 80. II
Is also alleged that the sewing machine
companies In the UDIied States export their
machines TO England where they sell them
for less than one-half the price charged here,
thus discriminating against their own
countrymen. For instance, q so-caIled
"combination" machine, which costs here
$50, Is sold In England for f6 lOs., or about
sS2- The Howe lock stitch, which here sells
ior scO' can there be obtained for s23. Sing
or family machine. which here costs SEQ, Is
SOLD on the other side for s32 II is suggested
mat tnls system Of extortIon works injury
not only 10 purchasers but to the machine
companies who are running within one hair
OF their capacity, while their goods are w.
ing unsold In warehouses, aud their proats
nave vanished into thin air, simply because
under the present system IL costs mora g.
sella machine than it does 10 make n. Il -
asserted that fully nfty per cent. OF the "a.
tail price of the article Is spent In finding a
market for IT. 1t is about time the manu-
facturers came down TO bard pan aud re-
uuced their prises- The market Is already
overstocktd, and sooner or later they must
be forced either 10 reduce prices or shut up
shop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-08

Carl Schurz, in taking ground against the
democracy in his paper, the Westtche Post,
bases his opposition mainly upon the un-
sound financial policy adopted by that party
In Its platform. No right thinking man, he
says, can come to any other conclusion than
that this platform, with Its express repudia-
ton Of promise made In the form of law,
Is, in spite OF all Its beautiful rhetoric
about harmony, nothing else than q con-
cealed, 'aLd, indeed, a very miserably con-
cealed compromise with the icfiationists"
This compromise, he says, appears still
more Clearly in the choice OF candidates
Mr.. Tilden is hard money man, but Mr.
Hendricks is the pet candidate of the infia.
fiodists. Then comes the not far-fetched
possibility that Tllden, If elected, may
die before the end OF his term. leaving
Hendricks, the infistionist, President. As
SchurZ puts II: "That TlldeD, 10 use a
mild term, is not a robust man. every one
who is acquainted with him knows. Seve-
raj Presidents who were much stronger than
lie have died before a completion OF their
term. In case, then, or a democratic VIC
tory there would stand between the Presi
dental chair and the leaier OF toe inaation-
lists only one rather feeble human life. This
is, at any rate, fact which 10 one can
deny
Carl SchuTZ, while thus sharply arraign-
1rg tie democracy, has not, 1T VIII be no.
1iced, formally declared in behalf OF the re-
publican Ticket. 1t Is understood. however
hat lie viii 10 so a. soon as Gov. Hayes'
letter OF acceptance, taking nigh ground for
hard money and reform, shall have APP
reared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-08

Some Of our contemporaries, while COM
mending the action OF Congress In guaran-
teeing the completion of the Washington
monument, at the same time criticise the
plan Of the monument as incongruous and
ugly. They evidently labor under the mis-
apprehension that the original design OF the
monument, which contemplated a pam
theon at the base OF the shaft, is TO be car
ried out. This Idea has been discarded
wholly, and he monument as completed
will consist of a simple shaft, something
like Bunker Hin monument, but much
loftier and more stately. A plain shaft OF
white marble Of this commanding height
Will I'm elevation, purity, and simple di gni-
~, very APPLY illustrate the character OF
George Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-08

Now that both parties have I'd their rati
fcatlon parade and testified 10 their partisan
devotion by music, flags, torches and much
loud spea king, we trust Washington will be
spared any farther local political demon
strations during the present season. These
noisy hUbbubs do no good here whatever.
They are hot, dirty, and costly undertakings
At best, and only result in making bad blood
between neighbors and in placing about half
OF our population in false aud actively
antagonlstic position toward the party In
power for the time being. Had the people OF
the District vote for Congressman and
President, there might be some sense In
drawing party lines in Washington and IN
holding political meetings, indulging Ia
torch i ght professions and all that sort of
thing; but as il is, we can only have the dis
advantages and drawbacks OF political
campaign without any o. Its supposed ben
ehts. IL may be well enough, perhaps, for
the various state organizations located here
TO Keep up the forms and worry Of a presi
Dental car vass, but for the bona II Re citizens
OF the District OF Columbia 10 work them
selves into a series OF fevers on the subject is
as absurd IL Is futile. If there is any
place IL the United States where party lines
ought to be ObI1terated aud all partisan feel
ing sunk, ii is in Washington. This is In no
sense party place. II Is the mere creature
and abiding place of the general govern
ment,-the capital OF the nation, where peo-
PIE from sll parts OF the country ought to be
able TO come without the risk OF having dis
turbing and Irritating causes constantly
tntruded on their notice,-and we think all
fair minded citizens, OF whatever political
faith, Will agree with us that the people of
washington Will lind their material interests
as well as their personal comfort advanced
by aostaining from active aad noisy polit-
tcal demonstrations. Let the states attend
10 these things, and let US live together In
peace and harmony al the national capital.
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BANKERS.


Would respectfully cal attention TO her late r.
moyal from TIN street 20 No. 1901 New fork ave
and 10th street where she IL prepared 20 cut n spd
make ID kkesks after the most approved co<lGn s
friends. je3s-1gf
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htelRhBLE GOODS. such Sun Umbrellas,
~ straw and Chip Hats, scsrfs, Ties, FancJ Rip-
toDs, Jackets, &c 81 cost and less, at
DAVIS.
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BOARDING.

ROARD pheasant ROOMS, communicating or
- sneIe,wlth HOAbD, At summer prices. 1886 4
street, opposite Franklin Park. Tvs 6ts
l(0AkpIHG.-EewlI- fu rnisbed Rooms, With
~ FIRST CLASS BOARD, transient or perms-
merit, AT SUMNER prices, in q easant and central
locality; Sos l2h street northwest. le3O 2vs
SINGLE LODGING ROOMS, 90 cents per night,
- or from g 10 IS per week; BOARD or MEALS
nue.. arm ans
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
WE VAT TO PURoHAsK A H.USk tr
81. sSogt ss!eO' eS.~ssn ,Sts AL lsts std l.
Sc, Rsl ksis,s .sep'. sis s.i e northwest.
EoR sALE-sAAfLs hoQM, a. !. "a go
nsI s sinps s. .sa me- and I.Ss,ssls S
f Ide ssa.lies Fer particulars address "sANP.f
SPLIEDlD CHAbOt-FOR sALE-The GIG Ar
Bridge street, Georgetown; the best stand for the
in other business. Inquire In The store. wa;
MAsHINGToS, Q o.. PRoPsRTT-rHssE
.tTeet. B.inore ms. ne.s excellent soS o, T
iuDity g make money: This house has s. rooms.
Apply tow o Hss0S, owner, lis ims .,res s;
ESaTiaPs'.o q 2, sLnx rs s.,s
FOR sALK.The Stock and FIXTURES Of a GRO
e.,,s 0HRf :rd rReN,sio S sT1Rs IN good T..
ks paid At very low rate. All kinds % D. q.
ss ss .ss iss y
"A DAiRY roR tALE-stock. FIXTURES. and
o,s.r Sn.inn o. s9Id cheap keason toI selling,
Dairy, 9Th street northwest. jy6-St'
LOB sALE-The id Autiquarian BOOK
ID and 81 sock OF osS he
of Old Books Cash or upincumoered re al estate In
' w,s:hnstOn taken IN exchange. Apply =, the
L'AbM ron sALE-C0ntsinisg about 4. acres
. Smiles from the Capitol; several hundred trees
in 500 or e. price eo one =, cash. 6saaes
on time. Inquire at southeast coTuer OF 5th snd
EoR ssLE-A fret class ORIG sTvRx, d5ins
L bushes. of from sl6 II s24 day; resson for
ssllir and ig detail, given By addressing pIns
THO IMAM ON PHaI rsTArr 49, ., a..
' Ssss sent 0kORGr r e.! s9S .irs:,
$1,000. 5000; 1900 TO LOAN ON
TALLMiDGE CO..
le2et go. street. northwest.
MUST BE soLp-ONLYsa, 500 Eos NEW
modern improvements; nne neishborhood, near
f ps5cs fpPp ds ne9re q "a or At 3 m, Mi.2i
SPE OIAL NOTICE.
To buy nne WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONDS,
ana all other hae G6hnsLa csess for Cash. go to
nyou ,eed GUNS. REvoLvERs. SILVER aud
sI 4 STa aSp f sAs
To sell valuable Goods, to negotiate . loan, or TO
senabie terms, 60 to the Oldest, largest and mos,
reliable house In this country.
3 GOLDSTEIN Il CO,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BRoKghS,
iel9 tr sorthe.st corner 10Th and D streets.
MONEY TO LOAF.
Ss g g oss .. :. sSsss s's
lew sums 1t per cent In from o. os % POO
mArll corner TIN and y s.roets
S ~ PRIVILEGES 3 PAYS LAkai PR9riTs
and WSl 4. f Sxie S9ot skT rPS tdloms OF Wall s
-. " ~ - join HI6kLiNs q co.,
ocu-Y benker and Brokers. ~ Broadway, MI.
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ACTIONS BETTER THAN WORDS

Ii9 STILL CLOSING OUT. 719
Odd lot of FANCY and MILLINERY GOODS
at tsbulOusly low prices, at DAVIS
7i9 Market Space,
Cor. 9Th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-08

GE NERAL CUSTER'S
GREAT BOOB,
Ny Life on the Plains.
Che vol, $40 elegantly Illustrates. Printed on
laid United paper. Price e2Co.
This beck. by our greatest Indian fighter, con-
alvh desire 10 understand the IL dian question.
Ii Il more intere. ting than q novel.
THE JULY GALAXY
CONTAINS
General Clusters Article. @Bat.lins with
the Sioux on the YeIIews,one."
Price IS cents.
Either sent by mail on receipt OF the price.
For Edrly Publication,
A Complete Life of General Custer,
=, his AIRY sSd s5Sisa o.mpsisn. and
hIH II.
SHELDON d COMPANY,
jys;t s.MUBRAY sTREIT. NEW YORK
DRY GOODS AT COST
CN TOwscx d 60.
10 MAZE Room FOR FALL GOODS.
SO pieces NEW LAWNS, Zoe.
80 pieces yard wide VICTORIA LAWNS, atl2Isc
20 pieces pOTTED SWISS MUSLIN. I2hc
so pieces yal d wide PEBCALE, loo.
40 pieces sTRIPE N aINSOoKE, ct l21sc.
so pieces STRIPE LINENS, loo.
so rolls MATING, at II. ls %: very nest for 2sc
Yard. vide COTTON GOODS. As wamsutts, loo.
TOWELS, (Soiled, } 8 and 10 cents.
GAuZE SHIRTS, 81 and sUc.
Mrs. Moody's Patent Self adjusting ABDOMI-
NAL aid BACK SUPPORTING CORSEr for 81.
COME EARLY TO SECURE BARGAINS.
wsON'S,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
j. s-eotr sourH SIDE.
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARDING.
SILCOTT SPRINGS. pleasant country bou.a.
', miles Of Purcelyille depot; we'll kept, large,
airy rooms: Eea thy locality. Terms: as psT
month, Sc Is psr week, sI per day Apoly 10 W
ID. MARsHALL, SilcOit Springs p. o, Londoun
county, Va. WET"
NhS. MAXWELL, OF CHAaLKsTOWn, JET.
VI terson county, West Virginia, can sccoumD-
date 81 MINER B1AROEBS. Her house IL c nm
m cious, and elisibly lCcaed; rooms Omf1rtabIe:
lsre excellent terms m derate. Chsrestown IS bur
three hot ride from Washinst and Is toe cen.
ter ~ the beautiful, heshfui and fertile county Of
Jefferson. Society unsur passed. jy6 3wr
MAhYLAND AND CITY HOTTIES,
A'l - ANNAPOLIS, MD.
DELIGHTFUL SUMaER RESOhT
T,rrs: ol0 TO Sl2 per week. Special rates made
with iaml les BY the month. address,
Nm: II. G0RM.N n CO, Proprie.crs,
or, DR. IL NJ PlNkARD, Az Pennsyly anis ay-
eEue. Washington. ie3a ecaW
(rLIFTON HOUSE, Fa,rfar Cosafy, Va-Reft-
- ted. First class accommodation st moderate
prices; salubrious climate; gcod shooting; fine
drives; Is miles from Washington. Apply at 326
INDIANA avenue, Washington. ID O. lelQ-l In
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE.
LOB RENT-FRAME HOUSE No 2ItS 10th
II street. -FOUR Rooms aad kITCHES eli.
INQUIRE Of J. W. RICH rsTINE, next door j. s St
E0R REET-0ne new three story Brick HOUSE
Il with rooms, bath rom, basement and modern
Improvements; ell the rooms frescoed and painted;
No. $40 ed street northwest. Inquire at the r
per, or 4o3 I'm street northwest The ch.riots
running to the door. je7s-st
EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE,; fine order; seven
II rooms, water. sewerage, front yard, trees; on
line horse cars; GO per month.
Ie4 I'm Il. A. BACON. corner ~ and II cts
E'oR BEBT-An elegant RURAL HOMK, one
mile from city: ten room house; delightful driye
nve acres Of around stable, &c; $50 per month.
Rob 7 A. PHILLIPS,
jeas I'm sos 18th street northwest, ~ stairs. =
EO8 BENT-six room BRICK HOUSE, I2Is
L 18th street northwest; water, marble mantels, Sc
Apply next door or IT paint store, l21 = street,
between 18th and 18th streets Rent On per month.
jea-2m. WIN. ROTHEkFORD
Tor REHT-ROOMs, furnished and unfurnish-
ed, In all parts Of the city, from os 70 100 per
month. Apply at D0BSBYD Room AGENCY,
No. SIG u street northwest. my0- Sms
FOB eALI.HOUsLs for .4910, oU91,
0sodS, SS,oO6, sSSo. oiSsS. 81 90 wen YoosssS
and on sasU rms. III. SWIFT,
oc0-u G1l Sth Street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-08

ANCR BARGAINS in all kinds of Fancy and Mil
l. iCerJ Gods Id lotions, go to
DAVIS,
7l9 Market Space,
- lv Cor Sth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-08

4 ASH fRlCEs.-l5-cent Updershirts, aud up.
y vards; 20 cent Office Goats, and up: q BOYS
Linen Psots AVID Jsc kets, to Is years: 81 90 Alpaca
oats, now ~; o. ditto ditto, O. 80; rs ditto
duo. how s. So; "a slliinen Goats now 8 50; rs,
- 81 and OF Dress Shirts; pairs Cotton Drawers,
4 cents pairs Hose for IS csufs Ali summer stock
oh.1p IN proportion. Straw Has half price, to
1914 and 1916 Penns,Ivania avenue,
Jyer Between 10 and Goth sis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-08

MADAhr BEsTELL, NJ. u, q Thoroughly en-
w psrieuoed and scientific Ladies' Physioian and
mldSne Of a. yesrs prsotice attends lsdie- their
homes, Cr Comfortable private rooms careful nurs-
ina, ST. the best medical attendance ct the Doc.
tor ~, ate residence. Ladies' plscins themselye.
under tLe care of sdsme 2sstell are guArauteed
scieutihc trestmsut And 3 speedy cure. 0OfHoe snc
r.sidence corner q South SHARP anc Dover streets
Baltimore. sepi7-ly
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ASTHMA AND
CHRGNIC BRONCHITIS.
" The most efsctusl remedy
VIII be found to be
- prepared in all forms, for
snohing and Inhalation by
- l43 New Bond street. Lon
doa, and sold by them and
all
CHIMIsJS 6TOReK EEPERS THROUGH
OUT Ink UNITED STATES CANADA.
J,s:9 ausl9 % 50 oct2I n IL de febS
A,marH, a p7 20 ,myl9,Ju9
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PROFESSIONAL.

sc PER sET IITHER JAW o.
GU by DR. A n. q. wEIeEsBORN. Ds.- 81
ftH, 4os 18th street n. W. Also, Cold rilins. don,
ii reasonable price, and satisfaction given.
A CDWIs EIstNsEs,
u yUSTICk or Tn Pace.
10. COS Tth street n. -, opposite Uried sEstss
Patent oNce.
tJsss Sc Pesr- Es-sa. F-d.osis.r tarfnr-
SCHUrTER . RAkMEAN,
-. - dhTfSTo.
thLscO, nkNQEATlNE aBd ever description o.
bhhANtNtAl aud PLAIN PAINTING.
.I 1s sth sfreet uovthwo-i
tFs.lmkh ROOM. Tie D. street northwest,
lAnzl-y NAehiNGr0N. y. q
&C. PrR sET F0K TEErH- ETTHFE Nv
Gp BY pR. 4. TRAIT, Grsdaare 49,
Vhlo ..oieke 81 dental Surgery, and ~ ''NsSH
hutb ~ edichl College 20 Chicago. col 7th rel
east see. corner u rEttacri. g cents. anriIly
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MEDICAL, dc.

~
NAnAME boyIh : ALTERATIgE PILLS
~ Il he great french remedy for all lenaie Con-
pAtrts aud all Diseases that sprtBg from irregnErt
ties For sale Of 800 street southwest, 90 o., Isa
emithsOGlsn, leis Pa
hA LEON. Tts OLisN ENasashsf aHf OH !.
~ Rfltdtfs Ladies PhENriaH ~ rae Cifk. can b.
eonsult.d every Tuesday and Saturday 6 No. 62O
street, IRON ! 20 O'Clock. All Female Com
paints quickly cured. Once and Residence No.
IOa W Lombard street, Baltimore. les an'
eSATlsFACTION'-A positive cure, q I per bot.
~ tie. Prepared according 90 the original form
ola by DIR. Darby. at IN ~ street, oor Of Penn.
sylN an u ave. CONSULTATIONS free "a Inn
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E'SR RENT-A new two-story Brick HOUSE,
\ no $50 18th street northwest; near snnsylva-
nia avenue; has elk roems: water in Kitchen b sth
Ioom and large yard; rent rs per month Apply at
2l2S street nc rthwest. ie1 SEr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-29
Democratic State Convention.

Rooms OF the Democratic State Central
Committee. San Francisco, A pril 18th, I8 g.
At a meeting OF the State Central Committee,
held this day, the following resolutions were
passed:
That the State Convention shall be, and is
hereby called, to meet In Union Hall, in san
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, May 2ith, at
noon to elect twelve delegates to the National
Democratic Convention. and nominate Pres
idential Electors.
That the members from each Congressional
District to said state Convention be and are
hereby empowered to nominate members of
Congress for their respective Congressional
Districts, at such time and place as they may
determine upon; and
That the basis of representation shall be:
One delegate for each county one delegate for
every 2OO votes, and one delegate for every
fraction of 100 votes and over cast for IRWIN
for Governor.
That the manner Of selecting delegates to
the state Convention shall be determined by
the County Committees of the respective
counties; and
That all persons who intend to vote for the
nominees of the Democratic party at the en-
suing election, shall be entitled to vote at any
primary election held under this call.
M orf, Mt 10 O fnI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-29
Passengers for San Francisco.

The following were passengers by
steamer Orizaba which sailed from San
Pedro for San Francisco to-day:
w R Hines, P Runkle. G Rasch, w
Vogt, Miss A Ashton, Mrs e w Tarr,
e H Woolingtom, Miss e Arellanes,
Mrs G Nichols, Mussler,TJ J Munson,
w B Sh;vely, s Goldsmith, R . Shiv-
ely, G + Smith, wife and mother, Mrs
S A Havena, Mrs G Edwards, Mrs st
John, Mrs Luitn-r and infant, T L
Hanson wife and children,J Predser,
NJ Roberts, j s P Lord, R b Strong,
j Hall, Mrs Thomas and child, Mrs E
Lasar. d Wilson, w LOckeman, Il
H Baldy, s Hickson, 7 : Cornelius, d
b Steckney and wise, l. Dartiques.
For Santa Barbara, l. + Snyder and
brother, Thos Porter, RevP Y Cool
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-29

The st. Charles hotel, in view of the
warm weather, has come out with a
light coat of paint. When the new
lettering is finished the front will pre-
sent a much improved appearance.
We do not fully admire the color, but
it is a change and looks airy. 1t is
one of the best managed hotels on the
coast, and the proprietors are as en-
terprising as they are popular.
Private dispatches inform us that
Dom Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, has
arrived at Frisco and is stopping at
the Palace Hotel, where he has crea-
ted quite an excitement, but not such
one as the Important has. where
clothing, boots shoes and hats are sold
Rt an immense sacrifice.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-29

The San Bernardino Argus knows Of
a rabid anti-Chinese man In town
who has struck the right solution of
the Chinese problem. His naoduS op-
erondi is to employ Chinese cook,
let him work without pay until he
gets tired, and when he will stand it
no longer, get another. In this way
he avails himself of Chinese cheap la
Dor and keeps all his money In the
county, and very consistently favors
the anti-Chinese movement.
An application is before the City
Council for franchise to build an-
other street railroad. The applicants
are Messrs. J. F. Ward, J. S. Thomp-
son and S. Haley. The road Is to run
from the corner of Los Angeles and
First streets up First to Spring; thence
along Spring to Seventh; thence along
Charity to Washington. Some of the
property holders along Spring street
will protest against laying rails on
that street.
Mr.. Thomas P. Meany, a well
known stock operator of San Francis
co, is in this city.