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SAnFORD'S RADICAL CURE. /.

J. respectable testimonials ever oaersd 10 favor
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testimony OF phyvicians, druggists, snd patients
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|. The Elgl, ~ Os,ne Can
The 0aly Perfect Can in
th. World. Made Of Glass
and Warranted rot 10
Leak. Corrode or Break.
Every family should have
one. r'.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
Watches and Jewelry.

Having purchased the stock and 1x-
lures of the we'll known Jewelry store OF
Mr.. 4. W. Stackpole, adding thereto q
large and entirely new assortment oI
goods, we ere are prepared to show thu
citizens of Los Angeles and vicinity one
of the finest and best selected stocks u
be found in the State, which will be sol i
at the lowest living rates.
We shall constantly be in receipt OF all
the latest novelties in watches. chains,
jewelry, etc., to which the stten tion OF
the public IL especially Invited.
In spectacles we have large and va
ried assortment, and are the exclusive
agents in Southern California of the cell
eurated Laxerus 4 Morris perfected spec
tacles, which we claim are tho ans.t In
the world.
Mr.. Stackpole will remain In our en-
ploy, having exclusive control OF the
work department, and, us heretofore, es-
pecia1 attention will bs given 10 the 70
pairing of fine watches and Jewelry.
We shall be happy to see all our old
friends and the public at large.
DUNSMOOR BROS.
tyetf ~ Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
a French Cabinei xounei,

PARIS, Oct. 25.-It is stated that
in consequence of the gravity OF
the situation between England and
| Afghanistan, and the state of af-
fairs in Turkey, Cabinet council
was held at Versailles yesterday
and will meet again to-day.
\ Revived Socialist Organ Gonfis.
Gated.
BERLIN, Oct. 25.-The Togespost,
which appeared to-day In place of
the Berliner Freie Presse, has been
confiscated and further publication
prohibited.
a Uw~s,an Oplni0n.
ST.. PETERSBURG. Oct. 25.-Tie
semi official Journal de st Peters
burg, commenting on the referen-
ces to the Afghanistan question in
Sir Stafford Northcote's recent
speech, says: If Great Britain is
aiming at the extension of its
frontier in Asia, an attempt to
carry out such policy might cas-
lily lead to serious complications.
A ruvLish Emsnissary r,r Eagta"d.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. % -Arif
Bey, President of the Red Crescent
Committee, has gone to Mecca, os-
tensibly to superintend the execu-
ton OF sanitary arrangements
adopted for the approaching Coar.
ban Bairam festival The real mo-
tive, however, is to confer with pill
grims from India, Afghanistan and
Central Asia, who will reach Mecca
in large numbers within the next
month, to influence them favora-
bly, toward the British policy and
adversely to Russia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
Dea.n of Card,na, cullen.

DUBLIN, Oct. 25.-The death of
Cardinal Cullen was sudden. He
only complained of indisposition
Wednesday evening, but grew
worse Thursday, when the hearts
action was found to be rapidly fail
ing and he died at P. NJ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
LivernOOi Markets

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25.-Bread.
stuffs-Weaker. Wheat-9s7dM
9s9d for average California white;
9s@10s for California club; 7s5dG
for red Western Spring; 8s9d@9s10d
9s6d for red Winter. Receipts of
wheat for the past three days, As, E.
600 quarters; American, $4,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26

$780, III !! ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
Denies the Soft Impeachmea'-
VIII nos Harry Eiidcu.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The Tribune
says that the st. Louis belle, Miss
Nellie Hazleton, whom rumor had
mentioned as the bride-elect of S.
7. T1ldep. avOws that she has never
so much ms met the venerable bach
eior of Gramercy Park. is not ell
gagged to him, and would not think
VI mhrrving n man so much older
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
PHYSICIANS.
Dir. Kirkpatrick.

vince aud Eesidence-No. Is FRANKLIN
SHEET. leZo-ln
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26

P.s.-DR. MINTIE can BE- ssnsultsa
ing ONCE hours from 4. i. 10 ?. =
dahy, and from Z to . In the svontnR
sundays, 10 A. n. to p. n. Coasuuatto4
FREE. Thorough axAnfnAttoA and -
:s.r1 ~ % ssn.s y ana sevSi sSs r.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
]. HANNON, NJ. D.,

,,;TNTN PHY5IC1AN "A ~ .
I,NJAIS 8 & IL, iANFRANCO BLOCk:
* Residence Downoy Avenue, EAST
l.. - Angeles, near the end of street ran
WY. , , D.,
~ apo If
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
St+eHser,

BALTIMORE, Oct. % OF the
persons on board the river steamer
Express, which foundered in the
gale on the morning of the 23J.
fifteen are known to be saved.
Sixteen are missing, but some of
these may have | cen picked up by
passing vessels.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
i1.iIea n,s VIII. n.a Hiuu-ett.

CINCINNATI, October 25.-Henry
w. Tyler, a well-known desperate
of Parkersburg, West Virginia,
shot and killed his wife yesterday,
and then flied n bullet through his
own head, dying in few minutes
afterward
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26

deaths, Is; cases reported, 124.
The Temper Of the RuSsian Press.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Journal
de st. Petersburg strongly recon-
mends that the Russians assist the
Ameer of Afghsnistan with off,
GERS, arms and money, and to forth
fy the passes on which the Russian
position in Asia depends. 1t states
that the Ameer has written to Cen
eral Kaufman, declaring that his
hope is in him alone. The Russian
press unanimously advises that in
direct aid be given the Ameer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
fh sactscD 3,wrsiess.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.-Wheat
prime choice shipping, S1.70.
Barley stagnant and weak. Oats
CHOICE scarce and worth $1.40. Corn
large and small yellow. 81 I7A.
Rye-nominal. Hay-good volun-
teer, $l3; stock, SIS; stubble, 50
Potatoes - Cuffty's Cove, 81 $50
l.379 Pstalumas, SI050I25.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
Morning kilograms.
rnA..,is ers Gaing Sosth.

MoJAvE, Oct. 25.-Omri Bulls, w
NJ Wightman, ] w Ward jr. and
wife, M Hutchings, Misses R
Woodbury,W G Hildebrandt, l. Mi
gel, j III Hail, Mr. Bohue, f Majen-
da, l. p Hugler, Mrs Heaver, C J
piIShury
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26

ID" Esss-is4
stttrs AZ
They esu
or use,l a
IN psicr.
an h< s-n<
and essy.
vondsrfui
FAST ssilin3I
" 8 eeni4
). N. B,-t
szy arv,h
make.
I. vAasN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
EsrABLisAEp OVER 40 YEARS
Spear, Meade & Co,

[sucosssoss to L,ttiensld. webb & Co.,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
Eo5 Aaot'ea aleEala,

.:.-.--
ii.',..a ev4ts r'@.aing eEefPt MOE
LAY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-26
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-The
weather is clear; thermometer, To;
deaths, IS; cases reported, 124.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

msnts Of rspose ana asortnsss Everybody was ~ hs
poet feady 70 hesve saehors and run up nsaa ssiis
aua tne rather doubslul expedient o even having 'n
lo run up hall the mast before tne sshai
was gwen was In some cises rssorteo 70
62m. ass. and Ten minutes ia,sr ,hs boom OF
he starting gun rssouudcd the pleasant cove
wnere The yachts lay nt anchor In "A few seconds
anchors were up head sss the case oil inc o ana
mainsaii boats were fisd tho yachts xiided out
OF their post ions under the excellent persuasion Of
brisk southwest Wind that showed signs oi posne
moro To soushward. And here rather awkwa!a
eonrefemps occurred, which was however, mAae
right as speedily az porsblc. All the boats OF .ne
crossed the line Ia the regular bu she took her
course outside Tho stakeboat until called back ana
rghtcd by the Judges. Several OF the smaller pats
also tell INTO ths Same error. and wero w'tn uncuy
beautiful beat out 10 the respective turning points, me
wind growiuR briskcr all time. buryine the ito
craft deep she lee SIDE anu necesstauE great pi'
Ing up ot sand bags to windward. Presently tacEsw
move up 10 ,heir places The SUSIE 81 In conlormlty
with OLD habit took the Load. hut the Fowler con-
tested every ihcn oi the way aad followed her su-
pcfbly. Inc Davids was sailing we'll snd the Netc,
oi Tho sccond Class, was also dong isely.
RoUxnIxG rHRoGG's xwcK BUOY.
~ rhrogg's Mock Buoy The Susie ). went roupa
hrst IN admirable style anu booming out her Ji0 ana
Stacking "a nor mainshsst h0wicd away before
the wind. she vas foiiowed, By tho Fowler anu Jo-
sepninci then came Tho Davids ant Nettle together
and number OF others But where, il tho mean
while, wers the Dare Devi sad EleRnor l.
Unfortunately they had met with misfortune. he
Eean0r IN trying to cross tus bows Of the Dare Devil
failing clear, caught her main shoot the
Dsvil mus out Of tho race aud the Eean also
Withdrew. An accident also happened t0 the May otta
vi third GLASS which snapped masts oil close 10
the deck Al Tnio.g's Meek Point the orier of the
n
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
ATHLETIC GAM ES.

M,NHATTAS ATHLETIC cLuD-HASDrcAP GAMES
AT THE GROUNDS ON EIGHTH AVENUE AND
wrsr P.Fry-slxTH STREET..
There was - ia,r attendance on tho grounds Of the
Manhattan Ath,s,ic Club corner OF fify-nx,h
street and Eighth avenue, yesterday afternoon, 10
witness the handicap samss conducted uuder tho
auspices Of the club.
The officers we're follows ;-Fcissss, Isaiah Pra-
zer, Of the Tonksrs Lyssam judsss. r. Morgan, Of
the Harlem Athletic Club; II. b. Wilson, OF the Scot
tish-Amcriosn Athletic Club, and A. n. De Roage !
tmskseper. y. Piammss; clerk, William McEwan !
starter, John Fraser; scorers, H. r. rikc and ". H.
annho; mirshais, T. A. McEwsn, W y. Frinoe, Jr [,
aud G,orge q. Bowcrs
The nrst event vas . runoins match, seventy-hve
yards divided into sixteen heats the winners Of each
only being allowed 70 run In the npa dash. In the
nrst heat there ave entries, but snly two ran,
4 Rshi, ef the New YORK Athletic olub, end y. n.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
BASEBALL.

An extraordinarily nps gaue Of baseball wss played
yesterday afternoon upon the Jersey City Centenuia'
Ground. Tho contestants wsro the Jersey Guy
Browns and the Now Bediords, ofNew Bedford, Mass,
belonging 70 tho International Association OF profess
sIousl baseball players. The Jersey Cay club went
arss 10 The bat, but were som disposed Of without
run The visitors went In, but they, 100, were
summariy disposed ot wishout getting 10 the least
sverheassd by rusnipg bsses. A. the end OF the
third iapng neither side had scored In the iour,h
each side secured runs but the home club did
maze any more In cacn OF thor sixth aud ninth The
visiting cub gained one run, givisg them
four ana The game In tho fourth inning Mr..
Stoyey, nrst bascmsn Of the New bcdi, I'd Ciub,
spraincd his ankle very severely. suostiiuts was
cnosen IRON the neld and the game went on. The
piayine In the nsld OF the New jersey Club was
usuaII nne and elected hearty applause. Troy Sec
one bassmsn. caught seven nybais and Was loudly
spplaudcd. Tho pitching OF Bradley, OF tne visiting
ciu D. attracted universal attention ana caused great
ana repeated cneerlpg- No earned ruas we're made.
The Browns nrst base lines aud the visitors
tw,co on errors. Each sIub haa four men loft on
bases. The Browns were credited with thrce aud the
New Bedforas vii six base hits. Three Of the browns
ana Iwo oil lhe New Bsdi0rds struck out Mr. Malone
acted ms umpire, and the xame lasted ono and three
quarter hours Following 10 the soora:-
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
The NATIONAL REGATTA.


PRACTISING ON TIE PAssAIc FoR ITS COMING
EVENTS. ~
Between tho yesterday afternoon the course
on the Passaic River Newark, Of tho national
gatta to be rowod Tuesday and Wednesday next,
was ot decp interest TO boating men. A fleet
Of seulis ana shells wsfo out with intended
eontes.ants. Tho latter included Lee, Kennedy,
Bowlesby, Caaghan, Jones aud others. The greatest
good nature prevailed Los has picked up greatly in
physical condition since his return from England aud
issls ssnguns Of carrying or tho scnior soul prize.
The beatmon express themselves delighted with the
course aud with she ptcturesqacncss OF ms Passac
River Three stands have been srscsd Tor Spectators,
two smaller ones, besides tnc grund sand, which Will
accommodate 1000 persons. All day yesterday work
mon were busy pJspsrinE Refreshments standa IL ~
expected that from thirty TO nifty thousand people
will witness the rness ouch day. The Commi.tcc OF
Arrangements declare their intentiea 10 work Tho
races un, ram or shine. she DAYS named, ana
stricy on Tina II man Is not present on time tho
nently identified with the National Association, aud
one wne has had managing hand IN every national
regatta held In America, said 10 n HKkALD reporter
last cveung 81 think N 10 sale for you 10 say that,
barring accident ant bad weather, We will
have tho finest national regatta this year
ever witnessed in tnis country. The committees have
WORKED hks . clock. All Newark 10 anxious the
subject I.s local pride 10 stirred mp anu We have
Decn treated with tho greatest generosity aud Kind
ness feel good itciI you at Inc glorious prospect
next woeku Tomorrow afternoon the rsaatta CON-
mittcs will meet In the Newark Common Councii
chamber or tns consideration oi protests grading Of
positions and the transaction OF other business
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
sCULLING RACE IN VIRGINIA
IDr rsLzGaApu TO TIE HEnALo.l

BH IELEGIAPH TO TIE HEHHLJJ
wnKKLISG, w. Va, August IL, 1878.
Tho long expected thrre.mils single teul race
between George wsisserbsr Of The Brown Boat Club,
and LOUIS resing. Of the Nail City CIup, both Of hs
city, ior purse OF $500, came on at Beach Bottom,
ten miles above this city this morning. The con-
tss,ants started at half past six O'CLOCK with wss-
gerber leading at ~ strokes to the minute. aud
Frlsing following wuh IS strokes. Tho water was
soot US glass and Feising turned his buoy only hall
q stroke bch ind hts competition rhe nisf were
nearly terms until vithin quarter OF mile OF
the siakebost, when F.lsine mado light spurt and
came In and n haf boaiicngths ahcad. Tho
time 20m 40s, aud by far the nrcst race
rowed near this city rhs reisros was ". II.
Travis.
wcngsrber will challenge Felsing for anothor
race thIs season.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18


With go many classes engaged :, became necessary
to suit the courses TO the different saing capsetrs
OF the b,ats, and accordingly ths hrsi, seeona nnd
third classes ordered 10 sail from the home stuke
boat around Throgg's Neck buoy twice, leaving
all turning points on the port hand. TIE
ourIh class were gwen the shorter course,
round the stepping stones buoy, also sailing
utwlce and the fih class were dire.tcd to sail once
over the course OF the nrs second and third Glass
yachta Tho obligation o leaving turning points 10
port applied IN oil csses The start wns itom IN
anchorage behind an imaginary line extending IRON
the homo stakebvat To Diyid's island, The yachts
ancDoripg IN line according TO their ciasses
The Start was 10 have been made al
hslLpast ten O'Clock, but rsgs',a commltiees
who nave TO doa with the sxigsnces and diicuitiss
implied ia desps.eh'ng forty boats may wei DO pas.
doned some delay. Besldes, although " was aftef
one O'CLOCK when tho starting gun was nfed, mere
vas really nothing lost as tho morning was
dull and heavy, with hardly any WIND, where's
tho afternoon was bright and brisk, aud ~
ali respecls spcnaid sailns weather Then, TOO the
delay gave the people lime 10 come down BY the trains
ana excursion steamers TO sre the start lbc barge
n rvcst Queen was obartercd as the club boat, Tho
stcsmer josephine did . general business, anu Tue
vrginia 5eym mour and hosts OF other crsn prop lice
By seam and BY sail mad their compsmsnt oil plsassre
seekers --ssra
Az the yachts lay a. IN cir anchorage hsy psssssasa
dslEApul picture wpion cgmprissd q ohes ~ sie.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18


0rapge......-. o y o.
u v o 90
The contests At Prospect Park, played In the pres
snce OF about i've nundrsd spectators wore very In
terening, though one-stded. rho Hudsons defeated
The Namsiess ground No. BY scerv OF 10 1, The
game between the OueGas and Eurckss or tue CHAM
pionship Of fiatpush uss won ~ tne former by q
score OF IL 10 2 aud the Yousg Laiaycties defeated
nino from Browns Business College ny scorc OF ID
TOD
The international game at sprinsncd between the
SprngbeIds ana Lowells vas won Dy tue iWm msf Dy
score OF = TO o.
Tne Na,lCnsls defeated the Bal,imorcs at Baltimore
BY score VI to 4. g..
Al Auburn, the Horneiis, OF Hornelsvilie, aud the
stars, OF Syracuse, played cxhio'tion game, which
was called Al the close o the seventh inning, the
score standing at 7 tot.
Tho game at Albany pstwoen the Albanys aud Hay
makers stopped At the cad Of the ira inning on
account OF ram, the SCORE Standing al 70 In Iavor
OF the Albanys
In the League championship gams at Boston, be.
tween the Boston aui Indianapolis CLUBS the latter
won by q score vi to 2.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
LAOnOSSE.
CONTEST AT PLAINyIELD BETWEEN THE
R,vrNswooD AND NEW YORK CLUBS

CONTEST AT PLAINyIELD BETWEEN THE
R.vrNswooD AND NEW YORK CLUBS
RAvKNswooD VICTORIOUS.
The city Of Pla,nhsd n. j., wore It's holiday apparel
yesterday and the streets were filled With visitors
Who aoeked In ffom the neish boring towns aud VII
lagos The occasion Of the excitement was the visit Of
the Rayenswood and The New York clubs to compete
with the denizons OF this and surrounding places
in the unique gamo OF lacrosse. Tho contest took
club. and the inducement that brought the two
prssonlsd by the Piainaeld athlssea The grounds
we're crowded with spectators, who intently
watched tho games applaudtng everv successful
or adrot movement OF tho participants with
ons sided, tho Ravenswood team outpaying their
all points The agreement was that the
club winning the first innings 70 receive ne
trophy. Only four were played me Raven swood
before the Nev Workers could score point.
The hrst goal VAS made Ia minutes, tho
second, In which some brilliant play was
shown, was ended. In 10 minutes; the third.
another nne exhibition, was hnishcd in 20 minutes,
ana the fourth and last Inning was Terminated IN the
brtci space Of min uies The Plsinhsd athletes will
organize lacrosse club, as the games Today nave
swaEsncd NO milo interest In the excellent and
hcalthful pastime.
PRAorICE GAME AT PROSPECT PARK.
A practice match ut lacrosse was played ~ Pros
pect PARK yesterday afternoon between Two sides
Iectsd from the Park Lacrosse Club aud csptaned by
Messrs. Armstrong ami Warner The former having
Mackrcll, German. Lloyd aud ,he two Bakers ON hrs
side, aud the latter having Logan, Maxwell, Fisher
nye clock aud lasted until sevcn, Warmers side
ing seven goals and Armstrong; sicc six.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

THE kkSULT OF TEE kACb
All allowances bong made the result 10 that the SUSIE
s. 10 an absolute wuner In nrst GLASS; the Ncttie
wins absolutely In the second GLASS; the II. H. Holmes
wins on time allowance from the Frou krou III tho
third class, tho Brothers wins by Tine allowance In
the iourth class sna the LIzz'e G. Is an absolute
winner IN the NTH class
The allowance 10 tao minutes to the loot, In the
1rss, second sad third classes, minute and bali TO
the loot IN the fourth class, and minute 90 The loot
In tho nth class. Tho prizes won are $50. $780,
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
METROPOLITAN REGATTA.

A. meeting Of the Regatta Committee OF the Met
ropoliian Association Of Amateur 0arsnen u was do
eded to exsnd the for closing Of entries Au-
gust a. 1875 The number OF entries 10 already large,
and regatta promises 10 be ono of inc most cxot
ING nm reoOyd.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

BY the bluss Time,l mtnuts irhs goal mas cap
tured by Mr. Gnsvold Flth-wop by the blues.
Time. minutes. The goal was asptsrsd BY Mr. Hob
bins six;h-Won by the blucs Time, 10 minutes.
The goal was captured by Mr. Zsbroski- roiai-
Blues, s: reds, l. These games were very interest
Ing, many crednable points being made and heartily
appreciated by the spectators.
THE RETURN MATCH.
is Understood that the return match between me
Queens County Hunt Club and the W Westchester CLUB
will be played at an early date probably ON wsdnes-
IN
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
DOUBLE SCULL RACE ON rHE HAIR
LEM

Tho double sculi race OF hreo miles, ono mile and
half and return, arising from tho challenge Of Cru
now aud H. Busr 10 T. feiiman and Y. Bitter, Will
bs contested this mornps on the Harlem RIVER The
start viii bc from Kvio's dock above High Bridge.
Both crews are In exccsns form aud ciess coatsst
,sc cxp ed.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
AMrn,oAN ATHLerIc c,up.

Tho frat Of a series Of handicap club games was
held at the track Of The American Athlete Club, In
Hobokop, yesterday. N. Bishop, o yards handicap,
Won tho nrss trial heat OF the 22a yards rum Franz
Nichols, 4 yards, second. Time, 25k seconds The
second heat was walk over for ;. +. Lippincott
and u. Curus. No time taken. the '120 yards
hurdle race Was taken by y. W. smith, Ii yardss
H. q, Badglcy, u yards, second Time, 10y secopaA.
s. ~ Hoag, [. Lewis and J. z. Macxcy started la
the scvrn-mils walk, which was won W the nrst
named. time, 6Jm. ~. Lewis reiireI after walking
two miles aud tnret- -qunrt,rs having broken o e of
hts shoes, and Mackey stopped after covering fous
miles and hsh The nuai heat Of ths 220 yards ran
opds h. o. Bsdglsy vsn ths haltniis rsn. i,m%
an. exs