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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21
The Usual sunday Raid a, Gilmore. Gn rden.

At Gilmore's Garden last evening the sale OF
beer began at O'Clock. The beverage brought
from behind 'he lattice work. but openly from
behind the bar. Police Captain Steers, his detective
and nve patrolman soon entered. They arrested nvs
bartenders and took them away. Capt. Steers waited
until reinforced BY another detachment of his men,
aud then another party Of Dartenders were led Al
last as the beer sellers disappeared their were
nled by Others. Fifteen arrests made, and tho
prisoners we're taken TO the Warrington place Police
Court. where Justice Duffy held one In tOO bail,
which was furnished by the brotherln-sw Of Mr. Kocn.
the essee OF the bar at GilmOres Garden. Tue lager
sold during the evening amounted to eighty keg
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SUNDAY Ar ROCKAWAY.
An Atmosphere on the Beach that the Land
lords did not Welcome.

Tho morning broke so clear and bright, the
air was balmy, ana the prospect OF pleasant day
nattering. that multi,udes availed themselves
OF yesterdays holiday to go to places OF popular re
sort. Many thousands wont to kDckaway. Tine trains
from Hunters Point, from frst to last were packed
At O'Clock the beach VAS thronged. and up TO that
hour the bathing was delightful But change cane.
sharp, cool breeze sprang up. Dathers shivered
and made for the shore. ana the hearts Of tue bath
house sank. The air grew cooler, lager
demand and for the nrst time IN the season. tnere
seemed to be want OF ytay IN the various branches
OF business that Keep alive the specultors II
that the hotels were we patronzed, ana nat clam.
openers had their hands fun but the beach gener
ally became despondent the cool breeze grew cooler
and At the setting of the sun tner hopes for harvest
died
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About noon yesterday three boats belonging
to the streecleanng department towing fifteen barges
loaded with street sweepnss, stopped about half
mil, from the Gomez Island beach and their contenu
unlosded within full of tue throngs of pleasure
seekers The provision of the law requires that tho
dumping shall be done on DuoF 10. three miles from
the point OF Sandy Hook but the used yesterday
was nearer TO the Narrows than TO Buoy lo The timo
selected was Just at the turn VI tn" tide
Ing waves loaded with the refuse time
that the water was at the depth to make the beach
most attractive to bathers.
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HOUES or LrISURE.

Court Robin Hood, 46.5, a. o. f, Iona Island,
Aug, q,
Bayarian Festival, JoLos's wood, Aug. 2s 20,
and 80.
Park Aug 20.
Flrmer. Festival snd Harvest Home Picnic,
Rookasay ach, Aux, 23,
WASHINGTON Continental Guard, second COM
pany Scluetz Pars, An Il.
Festival ~ st lerome's Conference. Society
VI saint Vincent ~ Pau, tris''s ParN, Aug, q.
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long ISLIA ID.

John " ilmarth WAS arrested on saturday near
le seaside II Dusr RucNANay, for beating lu,u out u
90 by thrtc-clri monte.
, Sono bright tin pans set M on edge 70 dry in
iht sun az bigeAlnpiun, reflected tlc heat witt suen
intensity as to srt hre 10 the root nulritg UPON
winch the rejected rays were f3ch,sci,
There are 40 plocos IN = ick -v,F n'ach whore
liquor II s.l without proper ucr.e, tho IA d ~
law IS opeAy violated, ON sltur ny ttry received no
tce from the town nolrl OF rAci. tnt tAel Wels re.
ouLr Cd iulnltdAtry tu tlAc Out uScAses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21
NEW JERSEY.

william T.. Herring, aged l6, OF 74l Jersey ave-
nue. JerseS CitS. was struck oy locomotive 9t the
Henderson street crossing Of the Erie Railway, jersey
CIV. last evening and fatally injured.
A religious meeting was held Yesterday after
noon m the Erie depot Long Docs, lrrs tN Vie
audience cOmpos ID principally ~ rlrnai men iud
their fauilcs Pet Dwyrr WAS one Oi 1Ae speaAcrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21
The Law and the spirit Of the Law.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. The politicians say
that the act to prevent the levyng Of political
ment on Government employees may be evaded as Il
reads that no employee eh III solicit give such
ment to any officer or employee of the Government. t
do not prohibit other from making recev
ing such levy. Already member OF a Congress COM
mittee has gone through Of the departments levy
ing and collecting Two per cent. on salaries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21
A street Car Episode.

william Z. Brinckerhon, a lawyer. of 10 East
FIFTY third street. boarded Third yester
Gay to home, and having been past his des-
nation he jumped on and took 255 to return Tho
conductor demanded his fare and Brine quoted
law at which the conductor took hold Of Brincker.
non 10 put him on the and struck the
Police Ofhcer Bolman, while arresting Brinckerhon,
HAD his lace scratched In long streaks. Brtnckerhof
tried to the with Justice Kasmire, but was
cut short nned xlO.
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One Of the CIuh. nefrnudod.

Louis Lanourgo, walter In the club rooms Of
the Crrce Fradcas de lliarmonic, Was arrested last
evening the complaint OF Martial q. Jounret,
steward OF the club. The steward alleges that Laf
fourge, who has been given receplcd bills against
members Of the CuO, ohtAluvd money ON forged bills
converted the proceeds q MS own use, aud retained
the genuine bills rs evidence that they had been
all cd
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Peter Dryers mission room would not hold
one-haf the persons who tried to get In last night.
Dwyer reviewed:his career as a missionary and said:
Tue INST house In which heid meeting | WAS told
must get out and the next was the same but ons
daN sUN reporter came into the meeting, the pa
per gave me notice, and from that time the meetine
OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21

sovina Gaifney, Of 1888 Mott street, assailsd her
husband. Michael Joseph Carney. on Saturday night.
with hAchet cutting his so badly that the Belle
vue physicAns do not believe will recover 10
nce Murray yesterday. Mr.. Gssey said that her hns
reprOved him. ard he assaulted her. Then she struck
him with the hAtchet. She wAs committed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21

Albert Feiser, the son OF q wealthy Eastern
District clothier appointed to position In the Brook
yn Post once through the influence OF sherLn DAx.
gett was erday afternoon taken wasnnstos
street police station by Postmaster Talbot and csel
OF purloining money. He was locked up. The Post
of his thefts :"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21

WASHINGTON, Aug, O.-Tne Naval Appropria-
ton bill provides for = reduction OF 1000 men In the
enlisted force Of the navythe number now being nred
At 1907 instead of $500 heretofore. In order TO
carry out tuls reduction 1t Will be necessary to PIT
som Of the larger vessels out Of commission and sup
ply their places with smaller II Is the desire
the Secretary TO retain the same number OF yesses ON
foreign stations Tue flagship OF the European station
the Franklin. has been ordered home. Her place will
be supplied b5 the Trenton, one OF the new class OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21
SOME WASRINGTON TOPICS.
The Retired OGicers' BonanIa-An Anoma-
Ious state of Things.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-rhe retired list OF
the navy numbers e72 officers. rauSng from Rear Ad.
miral down salmaker out the retired officers pay
Ia affected Oy recent order, the law provides
that they snail receive ntN.hvc per cent ~ the
grade of rank when they he'd ut the time OF their
urcment Hence arcured Lieut. ienAnt receives sl,voO
while Rear Admiral on the active list, furlough
co under the recent order, receives only $1,000.
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Tn. Arre., OF Dealer. In the Qaeer.

On Friday two welldressed men offered to
siye peanut yender on Ferry street, Long Island
City, one hundred dollars IN counterfeit money for
twenty In currency. They promised to call with II on
Monday They. however, returned Yesterday morning.
while pertectng their arrangt nent, with the
der arrested ny sergeant McManus and Orhccr
Parks At the police station one Of lnem described
hiustlf George Burn- The other refused autwcr
questions. On their persons were counterfeit bank
notes tTOm two to twenty dollars aud letters peculiar
LIZ NJ l.u
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Cardinal McCloskey, having arrived home Aroa
Newport In much better health. able to receive
few Intimate friends yesterday with the com.ng Of
cooler atmosphere ne expects to regain his strength,
Yesterday he ordained Messrs. Nichols TOnner and
GAllus bender, discOurse to ON the dutis@
and responsibilities Of clerical Iife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21

Long before the escaped Fenians were out os
their beds at o'Donovan Rossas HOTEL yesterday. the
barroom was crowded with eager inQuirers At nooa
they visited the ship In which they escaped TO bd
farewell TO the crew. They were accompanied bY
about 800 friends. the vessel Is to ssl New Bed
ford tomorrow. There is not to any public demoa-
stration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21

Mr.. Ma3i, Of 2d2 West Nineteenth street. feA
Jumped into the river from the foot ~ Pacific street
Brooklyn. list ntng. with his little daughter md
arms. Ihr rhd was rescued, put th father wa
drowned Maglll had been WISHING friends IN BROOK
1. AMI "A as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21
Throwing n wifo out of "A window.

WILLIAM Perry and his VIE Catherine Of Oh
East Seventeenth street quarreled while under the
nuenee OF liquor on saturday night and Perry pushed
MS vic from their sleeping rOOn aud her uttnx
upon returning he threw her from the window. Her
arm broken ana her head severely mi 4rud Justos
KssmlIe committed Perry Yesterday.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS,
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY THl
SUNS REPORTERS.
The German Singers Merrv-Making-Ths
Cold spring Disappointment TO be Fol-
lowed by an Excursion TO Philadelphia.

The Germans turned out In large number
yesterday to enjoy the pleasant weather ia the open
air. Among the excursions and picnlcs planned ny
them were those Of the singing Society Armhia to
Elm PARK the Singing Society ssengerlust to Muclers
Sylvan Park u Morrsanla aud the Kreuzer Qusrtette
Club Arudt MaennerchOr and Junger MaennerchOr to
Wirtzs Hudson County PARK Union Hill. The Aron
resolved on = tr p to Geo, Bechter At stapleton.
Staten Island md the Lederkranz whose members,
owing TO LEAKAGE IN the vessel engaged by them. were
disappointed last Sunday In their expectation OF Q
arranged yesterday for trD by rail to Pnladelpha a.
whcre with their wives aud Otner ladies' they Intend Ia
remain about week. dOinR the Centennial and singing
w.h WIN Ihllalelphla ana baltimore slccues: R0omt
NAL grounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21

SoUmouoro Nanuerolit was Comfortable yes
terda'. One OF his visitors was Mr. Minthorne Tonp-
kins, Of the late Ex-Governor this state after
r9m rn9m rompkins square was named M NJ San
also called ana with the latter the Commodore
talked ABOUT railroad matters As Gust omary on sun
day, the ladies' OF the family sang hym mns to him. He N
very fond Of church music.
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A IIusbnnd's SkuII Broken.
Weather once Prediction.

TIE skull Of Arthur King. OF Hunters Point
was yesterday crushed by IN the hands OF ~
vile. He lies IN critical condition.
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The Thermometer In New \ oris Yesterday.
AT Hudnut's at o'clock A. NJ, 59' ; o, 700: 0,
70'i IL NJ, go $3.50 4. NJ, 81 u. 7O' u J0 ~ dj'
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Rising barometer falling Temperature, COD
anu generally clear weather
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21
The Death Of Justice ru,ting.

BANGOR. Aug 20.-JonIs Cutting, for twenty.
one years Associate Justice VI tue supreme Court. diel
hero last night
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07

Mr.. M. s. HALL, contractor of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, is model
railroad builder. Commencing at Spa
dra he has built Eastward nearly one
hundred miles, and his road is one of
the best we have ever travelled over.
Though only ballasted a part of the
way the track is so solid and smooth
that trains run over it at the rate of
from twenty-five to thirty miles per
hour in perfect safety. By the last of
next week Mr.. HALL will have the
track laid to Whitewater, some fif-
teen miles East of the San Gorgonio
Pass summit. He will probably
build the road on to the Colorado riv-
er, one hundred and fifty miles be-
yond the present terminus.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07
y Grants Broken Up.

a4ei ~ - A-TTll
While commenting on and endors-
ing the HERALD's suggestion that the
most effectual plan for breaking up
land monopoly in this State, is to en-
force equal taxation, the Sacramento
Bee states that the species ofmonopo-
ly is carried on in this county to an
extent fully equalling that ofany 9TH
er county in the State. The Bee is a
little mistaken. Nowhere in Califor-
MIA has the work of breaking up large
grants been more energetically7 car
ried on than in Los Angeles county
during the past year. In the list OF
grants which are sold and offered fol
sale in lots to suit purchasers we may
mention the following:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07
Special Notices.

The best place to get pictures is at the Cot
tage Photograph Gallery, near the corner of
First and Spring streets. Special attention
given to pictures Of children. jan6 I'm
Jones & Noyes, auctioneers Temple Block,
sell horses, mules, harness vehicles, musical
instruments, household articles and miscel-
laneous goods daily. sale at Jones & Noyes'
store or outside sales promptly attended TO.
The experience of this firm is a guarantee to
every customer that all sales Will be conduct
ed with DESPATCH and business transacted in
proper style. All having eonsignments TO
sell should consult Jones & Noyes and all
desiring to purchase should attend their
sales. novl0-tf
On account ofmy unusually large stock OF
toys and other holiday goods have decided
10 use both the Main and Spring street stores
where | shall be pleased to see all my old
patrons l intend to sell the whole stock,
therefore will sell them very cheap.
S. HELLMAN,
No. Spring and 95 Main street, Los Angeles.
decl7tf
Great reduction in Photoi raph prices.
Cards, So co FER dozen, Cabinets, So co per
dozen. The very best work only will be is
sued at Parkers Photograph Parlors ,Downey
Block, Los Angeles. declm
One dozen wagons, assorted sizes and kinds
for sale at reduced prices at Stoddard's hard
ware store, rs Main street. augl7if
pE-The principal organs OF sense are con-
centrated to the face 1t is therefore worthy
of beiug crowned by all Gentlemen, with one
of the superior hats which can be had at Des-
mond's Main Street. MARI
F. Adam, merchant tailor, has just receiv-
ed an elegant lot of cloths, cassimeres and
suitngs of the latest popular patterns. The
stock is probably the largest of its kind to be
found in the city, and no one can fail to be
suited in making a selection. Call on
Adam, Spring street. for your stylish suits.
sepltf
The Late Awful Winter leaves behind 1t a
frightlul legacy of coughs, colds, and pull
monary inflammation. Provdentially, how
ever, an absolute and immediate cure has
been provided in HALE's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minutes
d&w
Moore's Restaurant, on Commercial street,
is the proper place to go fora good meal, with
good cup OF coffee or tea to drink with it,
There is probably no restaurant on the Pacific
coast where so many of the substantials and
so many the luXuries may be had for 25 els.
Don't forget the place-Moore's Restaurant,
Commercial street. Private eating rooms have
been neatly fitted up for the accommodation
of ladies'. i5-tf
l. Hauch, Merchant Tailor, No. CONNER
cial street, Ducommun's Block. Cassimeres
Beavers Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, and
q large stock of goods suited TO this commu-
nifty, and of a quality not surpassed by any
thing ever brought to this city. These goods
will be made up in the very latest styles and
most suitable manner, and on the most rea-
sonable terms. Call and examine these goods
before giving your orders. nov2tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07

OF the 1,S0O,OOO,000 human beings
inhabiting the globe, $50, 100000 have
no paper or writing material of any
kind; 10000, 600 ofthe Mongolian race
use paper made from the stalks and
leaves of plants; 100000 use for
graphic purposes tablets of wood; $780,
600, ,000-the Persians, Hindoos, Arme-
mans and Syrians-have paper made
from cotton, while the remaining
800, 100000 use the ordinary staple.
The annual consumption by this lat
ter number is estimated at 100000
600 pounds, or an avei age of six pounds
to the person, which has increased
from two and a half pounds during the
last fifty years. To produce this
amount of paper 200, 100000 pounds of
WOODEN rags, 800 100000 pounds of cot
ton rags, besides great quantities Of
linen rags, straw, wood and other ma
terials are yearly consumed. The pa
per is manufactured in 1850 paper
mills, employing $4,000 male and $780,
900 female laborers. The proportion
ate amounts of the different kinds of
paper are stated to be: Of writing pa
per, 300,00O000 pounds; Of printing
paper, 100000, 900 pounds; of wall pa
per, 400, ,000,090 pounds; and 100000
600 pounds of cartoons, blotting pa
per, etc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07


Is it really necessary that this coun-
ty should have an assistant District
Attorney alta salary of one hundred
and fifty dollars per month? If the
business demands such assistance and
it cannot be had for less than eighteen
hundred dollars per year, all right.
But we talked economy very strong
in support of the Democratic ticket,
last Fall, and we hope the party will
satisfy our predictions that it would
be careful of the people money. Ev-
cry unnecessary item of expense will
stand as sin of commission on the
record of the party in power, when
the next campaign comes around.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07
New Evening Paper.

Mr. w. w. CREIGHTON, who has
so long and efficiently discharged the
duties of City Editor on the HERALD,
has resigned his position for the pur-
pose of editing paper of his. own.
The name of the new paper, as We
learn from the prospectus, is to be the
Evcning Republican. It's aim, pur-
pose and principles are thus set forth
in the prospectus: "The paper will
be Republican i'm that higher sense, so
well Illustrated by the late Vice-Presi-
dent Wilson; it will be of such tyre
of Republicanism that members of all
parties and people of all sections may
unite on its platform in q friendly way.
In its conduct it will be Independent
of all cliques, rings corporations
and dparties, its only object being to
advertise the capabilities of Southern
CALIFORNIA;; to advocate the CONNER
cial success of Los Angeles, and to
secure. an honest and economical gov
eminent twill furnish telegraphic
and home news in the most readable
shape, and in every way try to make
itself acceptable to the people of this
city and county. With this aim we
desire to build up the Ecening Repub-
ticun, and ask for the patronage Of the
public.n 1t takes money, enterprise
and business tact to start daily news
paper aud place iton firm basis, but
Mr.. CREIGHTON avows himself equal
to the emergency, and as confidence
is the handmade of success we have
.nodoubt he will succeed. There is q
fine field in this city for an independ-
ent outspoken evening oaper-a pa
per that like the HERALD, is free of cor
poration influence and acknowledges
allegiance only to the whole people.
This field the Euening Republican pro-
poses to occupy, and while it does so
we wish it every success. With its
political policy we have no, especial
sympathy, but We are not so straight
laced in political orthodoxy but that
we can see and acknowledge good in
all party organizations. If the Re
publican applies itself to giving pub
licity TO the capabilities of Southern
California it will have work enough
to do, and in the performance of that
duty it will find an earnest coworker
in the HERALD. We wish Mr.. CREIGH-
TON every success in his new enter
prise. .2GS Sdnz1 AAG13
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07
Curious Freak OF a Don.

Il Radnorshire lady, who was mar
ried in March and came to reside in
Yorkshire, England, recently paid a
visit to her father, who, before she
was married, had kept two or three
sheep dogs, of which she was very
fond. Since then he has retired from
business, and disposed of all but one
dog. This one met the lady with DEM
onstrations of great delight upon her
arrival at her fathers house, and that
night the dog wenta distance of seven
miles to farmhouse, where one of
the dogs had been sent (the latter was
blind, but kept as being an old favor
ite). In the morning when the lady
went to the door, she not only saw the
dog which had given her such glad
reception the day previous, but also
the old blind one, which had evident
ly been brought by the other dog to
welcome her. When the second night
came the old blind one was taken back
to its home by the same dog, which
afterward returned, having travelled
a distance of twenty eight miles to
give pleasure to the old blind one.-
London Times.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07

We have written these down
from memory, and of course the
list is far from complete. Thus
it will be seen that a very large
area of soil which has hitherto
been held intact under the original
grant cut up into farms, and these
farms are rapidly passing into the
hands of those who purchase for the
purpose of making homes on them.
The time is not far off when very few
indeed of the old grants will be with
held from those who desire to become
purchasers. Land is becoming too
valuable in this valley to be longer
held for grazing purposes. The own
ers of nearly all of the old grants are
breaking them up into small farms
and finding ready purchasers at fair
prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07
San Diego Items.
LF1om the World Of the 4th.l

RON the world OF the 4tn.
The rainfall in the region of Julian, Mr..
Swain tells us ha been heavier than in this
place. Some snow has fallen in the noun
tains thereabouts
Captain Bernards company will proceed to
Campo tomorrow. where part of the COM
mand will be stationed, and the Others return
here.
We noticed a fine stalk OF cotton in Mr..
Morse's garden few day since. The balls
were-open, the great white cotton hung PEN
dant from them. 1t looked pretty, aud re-
minded us ofthe olden time "away down
South in DiXien We do not know how the
article would flourish in this county, and
suppose il has never been tried. On the san
Joaquin, the experiment of raising cotton
has not prove remunerative
In the window of Mr.. Switzer to-day was
exhibited a couple of huge lemons, weigh
ing over pound each, raised on his place.
Mr.. S. calls them the Chinese lemon; others
call them the citron. Mr.. =, has some two
hundred of the trees, just beginning to bear,
and some grated to The Sicily, and all are
doing we'll. Last year, the fourth from the
graft, Mr.. :. procured seven oranges, and il
nothing happens, he will have something of
n crop this year.