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The New York herald., 1878-02-07
Stock (ascertained d by aetna


SrEARISE Receipts. ~ terces and 81 bbs Tho arke
quiet; 10 tierces sold At &c.
TALLow.Receips 30 hhds. 142 bbis.. I5O boxes and
casks. The market quiet 4OOoo lbs. sold at 9-lec
WHisxRY.-Receipts ISL bhls The market was easier;
I13 bbs sold at 81 o. The market closed firm with Si OF
bid.
FREicHrs.There moderate business reported and
rates generally unchanged. Engagenens-To Liver
pool by SAIL 1900 bbs flour. 2s 4Jsd $50 boxes bacon
3o 16o tons oi!cake. 2is 5000 buhel. wheat 7d and
1900 bushels wheat, 9Id 400 bushels grain I'd
900 packages butter 47A 3D. 900 boxes cheese AIS.
Sd. London, steam, 500 bbls- -four, rs. 0d Bris
tol, sail; ooSo 50 tons taliow. rs Cd Glasgow,
sail 200 bbls -four at about 2s 7fd Havre steam
10000 bushels oats at 14c Antwerp sail 1lU hhds
bacco 37s 3D. Stettn, by sail 600 erces lard private
tcrms Ham steam 900 terces lard and 100 boxes
tons hence to Bristol with general including 5000
terms: q British ba.k S7O tons, hence 10 Liv-
erpooi. with 1000 bushels grain, AS part of
sarso at 5s isd a Norwegian bark, hence to
bark 800 tons, hence to dhect Italian port with grain
private termsi Norwegian bark runorcd" hence to
5i3 tons hence to the Mediterranean with petroleum
eases private terms; British bark from Pbiladepha
As, Cd an Italian brig, henes to Gibraltar tor
orders. with 5000 cases refined petroleum at 25c.
German bark 592 tons hence to London with spirits
turpcntine lubrcating oil and refined petroleum A..
fined petroleum on owners account: German bark
hence 10 Liverpool, with 2s0O bbls refined petroleum
U.s. 3D. Norwegian brig, IRON Baltimore to Pernambuco
with 100 bbs Hour at 81 British BARK $50 TONS hence
to Continental port, with general cargo at lump
an Amercsn brig. 4!3 tons hence 70 River Platte with
general cargo on private terms Norwegian bark 4JS
hence Christana. with provisions. including 50U
boxes bacon. engaged at market rates.
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

London advices report consols q higher upon the
more pacific from the East. The large sales OF
American government securities still continue and
further decline is reported. The largest decline
In the ten.fortios, which fell Y per cont tho other
bonds falling u cent eacn. Erie was steady at Sx,
ana Illinois Central at II a TN. At Paris rcntcs
advanced TO 1lOi. 30c. against l09r zoe. at the
close yesterday. Exchange on London was quoted
At 2bt. 16c Silver was something higher at 54hd.
per ounce. The closing prices In London werc:-
Consols, for money and accoun. sdl4; new ~
per cent bonds. 104: hve-tweniy bonds OF 1867.
l0e lo6k; tcn-forty bonds, .lOsi4; hves Of 1881,
l04A; Erie, common shares, 9N; Eric, preferred
shares, ~; Illinois Central, II. 40 .
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board u higher for Missouri
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sizes OF 1885, lower for Virginia SKIES deferred and
steady for North Carolina issues to which dealings
were confined.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were irregular but generally lower,
and the following were the changes compared with
previous sales:--An advance of u In Buffalo, New
York and Erie irsts, new. TO l07h, and "a in Great
Western seconds (ex November coupon, 1871 to 69x.
There was decline Of q in Burlington Cedar Rapids
and Northern hrsts, in Hannibal aud st. Joseph
eiehts, convertlbles, and u IN Northwestern gold
sevens. Central Pacific gold bonds Pacific Railroad
OF Missouri hrsts. ST. Paul liza Crosse dvsion) were
steady at 105k, Lako snoro dividend bonds at lie,
Lake Shore second registered at 96,s, Michigan Gen.
lral sevens at 1864 and New York Elevated Railroad
6rsts at S3 Canada Southern bonds and debenture
certificates were quoted at 65 a g.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Tho closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks wore :
MINING SHARES

The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day :-Goud Curry, o;
savage l21s; Choliar Potosi 80; Ophir, SO; Hale Il
Norcross, l0}a; Crown Point, s; Yellow Jacket IL; {;
Beicher 5; Virginia Consolidated, 23H; California,
2s; Overman, II; Raymond Ely, ~; Bcst Belcher.
1sh; Kentuck, 4; Union Consolidated, 8; Alpha IL;
Sierra Nevada, ~; Mexican, Ia; Eureka Consolidated
80; Justice, II n; Utah, IL; Jackson, 81.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Yeas she.p
,G.ss "a, .,,.. s,ss ss o0~. c;ss Irrss n~.
Jersey CITY .......a. a.ias 1883 S.3ii
horned cattle was slow on this fore lore.
@ Ss' good iS% sSs
% H sssh psasss ro"s rs% s Is lbs S Rs'
has been allowed net general sales on 5s lbs net, AZ
q so,ssd e"s ;.s. as na as steers
az s''' & ps % & weigh. sS rs
s~ . i' s:sa' lSs ''p & "'ss
s sa s per S head ap' Ds Ds1 's's s. head ~
li1sc per h.. wsishts . cwt o.. cwl. ;l2 Missouri
sss.s Missouri 81
.s' s;'. s S's . s s sfG As1a sa
lSss ls !: oss s,. Is ; .. hs:sasssi
,Sd w S or ha herd ss %Gii wsh steers e. s no
steer. &C. per iS with IS OF on 3 head seighs Ga
. :. s, @ Dss % wit" nsr Y D o." WITH WIT NJ Il
If Sa q Trs s: N W per G hsas sn q q
head weights o. e cvt 7I ews; for ); seIson,
s:ss. iS ,:sn,!s: 81 S .s
Sos Sosa ." pr had e head !, with e per
s'E; g Chic fs. "" Il sy g.
- ss ss q. fs head q a 30 sofa j o .sa
Jersey CITY yard Coney Il Mcpherson sold for q.
f. teynoids - Illinois steers AZ sac. lOtac lb
weight. "a ewt evI strong; Tor w loa's II rough
q, 40 i9e per p weigh. Io,. cwt bulls live weigh,
i42o lbs per head at Jsc lb for o. ID. Gray IL Ohio
oxen At ntfe pc, 10, weight ewt.. strong % ONO
strong Newton a Holmes sold tor Mockerman
CO.., o2 OHIO steers, one steer ut SIZE per h.,
20 head at DC. pcr h. 81 head 0Szc. To-,
ss sSs g" :sf yfs s
S4G per ID weight cst. strong, 64 cwt. ;21 inos
io,.c per g.. Weight 81 cws G. Dudley soIa ior A.
Gillespie 80 ILLINOIS steers sac. per To-. ant
- Illinois steers at ec per ib With 81 per head 81
a. 90 per 10, weight z cvt.. seant;, Dull, live
tor Myers kesenstein - Illinois steers oc
To-, weight owt "a Illinois steers al y,ac per lb
win 81 o. per head, weight G ewt 80 Illinois steers 70
cw L. tegen',n sold Tor self snd eyer Illinois steers
per TO- weight swr - illinois steer. at oAc. per 10,
weight ia cwt 30 Illinois steers at iOzc per weights
IA cwt, cwt 50 cwt. siegei h Meyer sold for N
Morris ~ Illinois bulls, live weight 1900 lbs 3Mc
lb, 1913 Illinois steers ~ oc H. with Doc per head
30 head weights 81 ewt 81 cwt. ~ Illinois steer.
At VTc per ib, weight cwt. ~ Illinois 9s4c por
To-, Weight ~ cwt 80 Illinois steers iOa4c lb
weight Ia cwt; Is Illinois lO1sc per weight
III cwt with IL On nor hesd. UDonnel sold TOR wsssl
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET

Providence. X l., Feb. a. 1873
The printing cloths market continues dull There little
inquiry and light sales Prices nomtnaly steady az $50
cash. Hc 1c on asked, to 39l6c. CASH offered best
84x64; 3L cash for 5ox6O
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Government bonds were again weak aud declined
sfraction, closing feverish Washington advioos state
the subscriptions to the four cents aggregate
only s2,oOoOoO. The following the closing quo
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
The closing quotations at threo p NJ to-day were ::
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money on call lent easily all day at per cent. The
following were the rates Of exchange on New York
and aforementioned ces:--Savannab, buying par,
selling Il 4 prcmium Charleston, plentiful, par
n premium, u premium; New Orleans, commercial
u 3-I6. bank par; ST. Louis, u discount; Chicago,
80 discount; Boston, 1870. discount late checks
Foreign exchange firm at 50 a a. 4s21% Tor bankers
sixty days sterling bills, and ai4s3I Asa for de-
mand
THE MARKET
Gold opened at 1925. fell off to 1917 and recovered
TO 102 The carrying rates were s, 51, 6, a, anu
per cent
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Jotals..... .....T... o3S lU)O LOSS
pelered contract 500 bales For delivery The
March, BOD at IL 06c 3.4Oy At Ooc April 1880
1ISc. 100 ~ l19c May. 100 At III 32c 400 3Uc
600 ut 1I3Ic june 100 at .45c. 100 H. i3c.
gust 200 At 1dc October 400 ~ li.l2c Total $500
Oales To-day up to two p M.-February, 100 g. H. AZ
i0s5c March, isoOat O7o 300 lose. 100 at
ILn9c 1880 Mt l06c. 100 II OJc., 500 ut IL O7c
400 at oec Aprii. a7oo at 22c. 800 at l2ie
5000 At IL 2c 800 At H. 19c 800 at ~ zoe. 300
Lioc.; May, 800 at iL,s4e. 400 at u 5sc,
June 200 - H. 47e 600 at 4sc 200 st II 4sc August
Grand tot al 800 bales The receipts the por.s
Mobile S21: savannah, 2, ,1SS Charleston, 1913; Will
mington 355; Norfolk, 1870 New YORK. ,66y; Bosom
pol Philadcph,a. 22+ Total. 22.343 bales This CAV
last ~ O5 bales THIS last year bales
since ptember lS4. BOB bales Cotton ireights
closed follower To- isvrs. by steam, H. Iec com
pressed; by sail. No Sac. To Hamburg, by scani Lc
compressed To Brsmen. by steam, Xc. compressed. TO
Liverpool, by steam. l4d by sail, al
FLOUR AND GRAM -kece'pts- flour, 65s bbs wheat
14J bushels meal, l25 bDs and l5 sacks corn
s2 $50 Dusnels oats. 6575 do rye 2.aso do; barley,
which wanted The sales, including state,
Western southern $4,000 bbls the an xed
quotations. Rye Hour was quiet 27J bbls sold iul
prices Corn meal quiet with sales of 800 bbls Rye
was steady Barley and barley malt quot day
large made yesterday. embracing No. Canada
~
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CoNvEYANCEs.
and SO blk 6, San Fernando: $3.50.
Jas IL Fisher TO Ernest l. Goldy-42h
acres N sW u of N E 4 Sec II II
Alfred Robinson, Trustee, to James H
Ei.h. .ro n Of NE u seel T S II II
N b Crawford and A G Crawford, his
wife, to Dsnald Dobbie, Jr-20 acre tract
bounded north by Pendleton and Coch-
rsn-kast by Pendleton and west by Mo
Andrew alasssll to Emma A Hill, vile
Of O Hill N "a Of N " u 81 lot 6. blk + +,
Chapman tract, Santa Ana rancho; $500
Geo W Morgan to w v Kinehart-Lot
Wv Rinehart to g W Morgan Lot COX
le5 # on west side Of Charity st. In block
%. Ord's survey; $25.
John q Downey to ] 8 Griffin and II NJ
i9hnsten-64 lots In East Los Angeles;
jobs Downey to John s Griffin and
n n Johnsten-Lots 8. Ii, ID blk al; lots
s. I, Il. -, blk 80; lots / and 2, blk Is; lots
East Los Angeles ST..
Maria Lache to Joseph Boisseranc,
lean Bresson, German Roussin and
Pierre Rtsnler-I.ot on NV corner of
Also and Alameda st; $40.
Felipe Lugo, Antonio M p Lugo, Mi
chael y Madigan.. Fran cisca P de John.
son, f VIC Mondran, Pho PIco, Pedro
ybarla and SimonaY harra, by herf, to
w " Rinehart--bO acres undivided In
Rancho San Antonio; sl25i IS
U Sof A TO Andre soeur-W 4 fsE Il
and sE 4 ofSW \ SecT and NEA ofNW
Il See isTlS r 70 W; patent.
Agreement !. :, 70 convey or NE OF NE u sec
Ri w
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charge Of felony upon which they
were arrested last evening. Coun-
sci for the defense wished for a
continuance of the case on account
Of engagements In other Courts to-
day and Monday. The prosecution
was ready to go on with the case,
but it was continued to Tuesday
next.
Kearney to-day entered the office
Of Prosecuting Attorney Flood Of the
Police Court and applied for war;
rant for the arrest of Mayor Bryant
on the charge of being instrument
tai in securing the escape Of Dun
can and Lewarne from the house
where they were concealed. His
complaint was that the Mayor had
received direct Information as
to the place of concealment and
that, instead OF taking mediate
steps for the arrest of the fugitives,
he had sent the Informant Oh a
wild goose chase after the Chief of
Police. The prosecuting attorney
explained the law bearing on the
subject, but Kearney did not &C.
cept the explanation with good
grace aud showed q disposition tn
get up scene, when Flood threat
ened to kick him out of the office
and making movement! to that
effect Kearney left in haste.
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But, at the same time, we believe
that the charter Of any city Of not
more than twenty thousand people
should be brief. We have the au-
thority of Polonius for the state
ment that "brevity Is the soul Of
w.t." This is from an esthetic and
literary standpoint. In city char
tsrs it is much more than that. 1t
is protection against confusion
and involution, in which may lie, as
juice in the concentrlc folds of an
onion, much municipal extrava-
gance and much potentiallty of
law suits, with uncertain issue, and
much expense to the people. We
throw out these hints for the beno-
fit of the Committee OF Seven,
appointed at the joint meet
ing of Councilmen and citizens
held yesterday, at the Court House.
Above oil things, seek brevity and
directnes in the new City Charter.
Avoid labored prolegomenas, to-
dious prcambles, minute subdivis-
ions and pleonastic ramifications,
which may contain perfect Pan
dora's box Of municipal evils. La
Dor to compress the new charter
within ten pages of long primer
type, Of a form that would not
make, at the outside, more than
two or three columns of HERALD
print. If we had the population OF
London town this boundary might
fittingly be indefinitely extended;
but, as we number units where
London numbers thousands, stor
short at decent limit to prolix.
INV
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European Gable News.
specniatiOns rs TO Pence Prospects

specnIatiOns rs 50 Pence Rrosps cts.
LONDON, Jan. 12th.-It Is hardly
too much to say that an exciting
race Is now going on between
arms and diplomacy, with consid.
cradle uncertainty whether Russia
will reach Adrianople or the Turks
an armistice first. Turkey Is al
ready at the mercy of the Gear.
Her power to resist the Russian
advance is already crushed. The
conqueror may almost at will
transfer an armistice from the Bal
kan heights to the generous plains
below, WI ere the Russian soldiers
would almost find summer. Yet
England, SO far from making war,
practically acquiesces In the diplo-
macy of the continental powers,
conseDting to separate negotiations
between the belligerents, while re-
serving the ultimate right to be
consulted rs to the fnality. Rus
STA, however, will not consent to a
six weeks armistice, except with |
some general agreement by Tur-
key as to the terms of peace. She |
cannot be expected to lie ex-
pensively idle In inhospitable terri.
tory while heriensmy recuperates,
unless assured that she will not
need to fight again. Nor will Rus
siG offer terms of peace unless
Turkey sues for them, as it Is now
understood she will speedily. When
named she must accept them. The
Russian advance is already less
than hundred miles from Adri-
anople and nothing can now pre-.
vent the seizure of the rich and
province of which it is the
center, except an armistice. Once
there, her terms will be much
harder than now, possibly more ex.
travagant than the other powers
would consent to. The conditions
which will now be considered are
indisputable, are Serviau
autonomy and independence, the
autonomy of Bulgaria, territorial
In Armenia and prob
IDLY the restoration to Russia of
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Whenever and Wherever

Diseases of choleraic type prevail, or
there Is cause to apprehend a visit from
them, the system should BIO toned, regu-
lated and reinforced by u course OF Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Perfect diges-
ton and regular habit OF body are the
best safeguards against such maladies,
and both are secured by this inestimable
tonic and Alternative. The Bitters are
also extremely servlceable In remedying
such disorders. IL promptly taken In
bilious collie, disrrhea and cholera IN or
bus, the disease is usually frustrated. In
diarrhea cases. 1t Is only necessary to
restore the tone Of the relaxed bowels,
and this is one of the specific effects OF
this medicine. Wind on the stomach,
heartburn, biliousness, nausea, head.
ache and other symptoms of disturb
ance in the gastric and hepatic regions
are also speedily relieved by this excel
leEt remedy. AS family medicine 1t is
Invaluable, since it promptly and COM
pletsly remedies those ailments which
are of most frequent occurrence.
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her old control of the mouth of the
Danube. 1t is only in reference to
the opening of the Dardanelles and
and the Black Sea that the other
powers will intervene. Russian
diplomacy can peacefully secure
too much in that connection to in
sist dangerously Oh anything that
might widen the conflict. The war,
therefore, Is substantially over.
That Is the conviction here and
business men are setting their
houses in order on that basis.
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WE find general desire amongst
the rank and file of the party that
the Democracy Of Los Angeles
county should address to a Demo-
cratic Legislature an emphatic rec
ommendation in favor of the pas
sage of an equitable fares and
freights bill. If there is single
man Of either party in this county
who don't want to see the Demo-
cratic pledge for le gislation on this
important matter fulfilled We con-
fess that we have not met him.
Probably some extreme Republi-
cans might desire it for partizan
advantage. Certainly the Legisla-
turs will not be arrested in Its pur.
pose to pass such a measure, If
such a purpose exists, by thor
ough Democratic demonstration in
its favor in Los Angeles county;
and, if it Is languid in its motions,
such O demonstration will stimu-
late it to greater energy. We trust
that the Democratic County Com
mittee will take the matter under
advisement and see If such move
ment is not expedient both from
the standpoint of the interests of
Los Angeles county and of the
party. We believe that the project
has already been discussed by
members of that body, and we are
not without hope that the discus
sion will result in an early call for
a public meeting.
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THp King who died the other dsy

4 = mug " Nv uteO tuo Otu u uuy
q Italy Victor Emanuel - de-
oryes moro than current men
&}on. His father, Charles Albert,
after the unfortunate battle of
Novarro, In which the Austrians
Were successful. abdicated his
hrone Of Sardinia and Dukedom
pf Savoy, to the young Emanuel.
Through the grace Of God and the
Iinterposition of Napoleon Ill, Vio-
'ftor Emanuel saw his dominiops
of Sardinia and Savoy expanded to
1.-The lfmits of the ancient Kingdom
| OF Italy. Under Victor Emanuel
more than the dreams OF RisnM
have been realized. Tho death of the
4 italian King recalls the impos-
ing figure Of Count Cavour, who,
/ after Napoleon III. and Bismarck,
will figure, In future intelligent
histories. IS one Of the three great
politicians of modern timss-men
who replaced, under different con-
ditions, the Wallsnstsins and Gus
tavusss Of the old days. 1t IL not
just to Louis Napoleon to judge
him by the standard Of his latter
kys, when q painful disease un-
bated his intellect and energy. In
be case Of . man SO physically
constituted ~ Napoleon III, q
~-iapse Of ten years makes a lament
able difference. It Is crsditable to
Victor Emanuel that he always re-
membsrsd his debt Of gratitude to
Napoleon and to France. 1t will
BE- silly thing IL the Latin ma
tssns, at time when the Teuton,
In alliance with the ancient
6cythian, is almost undisputsd
master Of Europe, especially
It = time when France is
genuinely Republican, cannot
stick together. The dead King WAS
genial, generous, forbsaring
man, mighty hunter, with = fair
intellect and stomach only par
allsled by that OF his remote pre-.
decessor, the Roman Emperor vi
tslius. Little IL generally known
Of his successor, Prince Humbert,
but nothing would please VI better
than to think that. during Hum.
bert's reign, Italy was to regain
the superb status, without the al
len conquests, which corrupted and
weakened her, which she held, for
nearly q thousand years, in the
affairs of the world.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
| special to the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph Compauy.l
Pacific Coast News.
Consolidated Virginia Dividends.

Consolidated Virginia Dividends.
| SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12th.-Ths
Virginia Chronicle of to-day, refer
ring to the recommendation in the
report of uperinten.lent Fair, that
the dividends of Consolidated Vir-
ginia be reduced, says: We are
credibly informed that there is no
probability of their immediate re.
ductiOn, but that the necessity for
reduction will arise when repairs
are commenced on the main shaft,
which will lessen the hosting ca
pacity, and there Is very good rea-
son to believe that, if u reduction Is
made, it will be but for limited
time.
AustrsIinn Malls Time Changed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12.h.-The
sailing schedule for Australian
steamers has been changed to fix
their time of sailing one week
earlier than uvder the old arrange
ment. The change has been m ade
by the Postmasters- General of New
South Wales and New Zealand, 80
as to alternate the London mails
across this continent with the mai Is
via the Suez Canal.
Legislative Proceedings.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 12.-AssEM-
BLY, The question was on the
adoption of Mr.. Dnrsey's resolu.
ton, offered by himself, which
provides that all committees tray.
cling for information for the State
shall be required to pay their own
expenses. Several amendments
were voted down, and on calling
the ayes and nays Dorsey's amend
ment was lost.
Barstow then offered O resolu-
tlon to rescind all resolutions
passed during the session authoriz-
ing com mittees to travel for in for
nation, except as to the Hospital
Committee; provided, that this |
shall not prejudice the claim of any
member OF a committee for mile
age already travelled. Ayes 25,
Noes Al.
The previous question being
called, the original resolution by
Dorsey was carried. Ayes 40,
Noes 81.
SENATE-Bill No. 1850, concern
ing the special election to be held
in the Fourteenth Senatorial Dis
trict, January 9th, 1878, was
passed. The object of the election
Is to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Senator Porter.
Bills introduced: BY Sherman,
to create the county of Puirissima
and define the boundaries thereof.
Referred to the Committee on
Counties and County Boundaries.
Holloway's bill, accompanied by
petition Of the citizens to incorpo-
rate the town of Anaheim. Re-
Ierred to the Committee on Corpo-
rations.
San Francisco Pesics Csurs Ise,ns.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. I2.-Thom-
IS ]. Dixon, formerly clerk of the
Police Court, was arrested this af-
ernoon on a charge Of felony. The
complaint has not yet been filed .
'ut probably refers to Police Court &
accounts.
This mQRine w. T. Duncan and /
:: 3 s' e . ss''ss e &:
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herald Steam Printing House.

/ rhs Herald steam Printing House is
- Surpassed by any Job Printing office
y the Paoiflo Coast, outside of San Fran
49,, In fAcilities for doing job work,
;<ow prices. good work and expedition
lag b relied upon at this Office