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Those WHO desire TO aid worthy undertak-
ing Will do well to read the eighth annual report the
Association for Boircnimg Children ami YOUNG Girl,
THIS institutions under the charge Of e priests o st.
AIMS Church IN tins ciy, hut the scope of its work is not
confined 10 any particular parish or to the members ot
any rch.ous body. Grs are received at the axe of
- wears AMI upward, and Il appears hat majority oi
the inmates rom - to . years DID, They are not r.,
ccNei from the courts. however All must como Nulun
auly, and agree 10 remain in the house at least sN
months. Here they are lodged, clothed ted educated
and taught several branches oi female industry As tar
possible the future ot each inmate is provided ioI De
tore she leave, the house and she may at any time
I" place which she ha, learned To hink home. The
whole number whuhaye been ratutousy cared Tor since
$50 exceeds ?U" AMI more than lsp1 have received
occasional outdoor relet in the form OF employmrnt
clothing, Ao The huildng known the House NJ the
Holy Family lad Second avenue is capable OF accomo
dating 100 persons AMI the number dwelling there at
present j. about 81 We should add that this institution
Designed Ia reach class O persons otherwise acces
si1le Is conducted on the most economical basis No
salaries paid ami the OF maintaining each midi
NIduaI 10 but tte, " peT anuuul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

Tho despatch of Lord SALISBURY, who was
BEAcoNsFIELDs colleague at the Congress Of
Berlin. will not decrease the dissatisfaction that
exists in Russia He describes the work of the
Congress in brief but comprehensive terms.
The Greek population Of Turkey has been re-
leased from Slavic domination; Russian iufu-
enco hns been removed from the shores Of the
Egean: the outposts oi Russian political power
have been pushed over the Balkans; the Sui
tan's dominons have obtained an independent
Government and dcfensible frontier; the ar
rangement with Austria offers security against
aggressions upon Turkey, TO which provinces
have been restored; and. nj the same time. steps
have been taken to put stop to the misgoyern-
ment which has been the bane OF Turkey This
despatch Of SALISBURY will remind the Rus
SLAMS Of the extensive and important changes
in the treaty of San Stefano brought about by
the authority NJ Great Britain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18
Al Hands Provided For.

II was John Sherman's promise TO the
hcsitatng Anderson and Don Weber that II they
would only stand firm and nuke false re-
them, and they should be well cared for"
All hands have been provided for.
Let us see. There are good many Of them.
first and last. who were concerned in the Florida
and the Louisiana iniluity; but they have all
been quietly looked after and cared for" Only
look al tho lists for the two States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18
ChiyaIry Embracing Rottcnness.

ALEXANDER ii. STEPHENS descends to the
lowest level in addressing his Georgia con-
stituents. He has evidently been a close
student of Millions Paradise Lost and
has taken Satan for his model. His oratory
and defamation are Of the Satanic school
Mr.. STEPHENS believes and knows that
HAYES was not elected President and he
knows that not having been elected he could
not constitutonally bc declared President.
He comedies and asserts the enormity Of the
frauds by which HAYES came into Office.
But has that fact any weight with Mr.
STEPHENS against supporting himY Not a
feather He appeals TO his constituents to
stand by HAYES, saying to them " HAYES
can do more for you than it would be posi-
BILE for TILDES to do
There is craftsmanship There Is chiv-
airy Craftsmanship and Chivalry embrac-
ing Rottenncss
Let tho Constitution be Knocked at and
set aside If thereby President can be had
who will do more for the South Let cheat
ing triumph, and fraud run riot, il in that
way tho South can make the most advan-
tGgcOus trade
Mr. STEPHENS dcscends to a basencss
which would be none the less dctestable II il
were profitable; but even in his calculations
Of profit he is in error. 1t is against the
eternal laws OF the universe that dishonesty
should be the best policy. Mr. STEPHENS is
false prophet. He is n blind guide, and
those who follow him will fall into q ditch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sh9 Soon after
the House of Representatives voted that fraud mast be-
hei sacred after had been perpetrated. wished that
lw SUI would publish the names OF the Cougrcssmcn
Whotouk that side in order that n case at their seeking
reelection, Ne may have TACT, before Us now in
Tux NtN the names OF the guilty Dcmocrat, Among
Wrm notice VIM u Nceder of Brooklyn. who, u ouuI Sc.
must lV cu'mhrird 10 he ever iuls Tor any fllu..
nli,Nr that man who Nutrs tn honor ami prrpriupc
frud is dlsiour- and therefore should not lrrt4Nt tt
tuinso honest men )
ALN AuKk july II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-SW: A credu-
lous public would like to know how much longer the
Minnesota school shy is 10 lie on the city sewers in the
Norh Nerin these sultry days Wouldn't It be well To
allow the poor huNs To enjoy short cruise at sea- even If
they went no tlhur than the hsht,hip ana rctullf 1t
would iuvuN" un additional expense % the Governments
AS the Minnesota, being lull rugged ship could sal
around the ght-hln ami mus save coal The TOYS would
Lave AN opportunity tulearh scamau,Aip. Which l. sHdly
needed iu our navy to-day such a cruise might Do, a
TIM" procurement 10 tho magnificent SCI of uiccr, at
a ri Go me snip hat size lies lu her present 90 ston
Hulh longer She will sround on her own beet bone.
l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

tho refusal Of a single man to accept the big
brIbe that was offered him, namely, ono
fourth Of $1,000. THIS time amounts will
probably DO increased according to the inn
portancc OF the occasion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Shr ak somo
plp 'cwn who has made malaria special st0dy to he
Aud enough 10 inlorm and huuiicd, ni other, whose
i've, are WNic miserable by Til, sctursc. what can lie
dome tn cure ar relieve the sutl,rerf II.
EAsI Esun stCoNp 81. New YORK, Jlly H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18
An,.Fa, Chemically rxamlned.

Tie anaNiica chemist, W brake Of Bunilo 3
rccvnty anaiyl ed Alan's AnuFat and gave the follow
iug certificate.
lhAVe SUBJECTED Alan's Anti Fat 10 chemical AnalvSs
examined the process at it, manufacture, And can ruN
say that the ingredient, OF which n h composed
urcy vegetable and cannot hut act avnrnhly The
system and II Is well calculated to Aain the object iu
which IL u INT, mled. W. u. DRAkE, Chemist
5VIl W dTusglsts-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

IL is not likely that tho eight stout young
fellows WHO pulled for tho glory Of Cornell on
Owasoo lake yesterday will ever again in this
life have such moment W. that in which the
grrat ronr OF acclnmation from the banks nned
their ears. and uioy saw their exultant comradcs
plunging into tho wat'r TO carry them ashore
in triumph. That brief experience repaid all
tho hardshIps and self-dcnials OF training u
thousand times over. They had won the racc.
had b'a,en the picked freshmen OF Harvard Ivy
nearly thrpe boat lengths, and had beaten them
LARRY and like gentlemen. There wcro no
fouls, no tricks. no disputes. This IL the
pleasant feature Of tho race. M II WAS Of this
years Harvard Yale race at NV London. Both
crews seem to have dono their best, as well "a
freshmen could bo expected to do. and the
stronger and solder crew, having also the adj.
vantage Of smoother water. crossed tho line
ahead. Next year 1t may b. young llarvard's
turn to shout itself hoarse aud Jump into the
water to greet the winners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

then they go 70 show that our forces know more
about civilized warfare than Chief JosEpn did.
last year because he did not suffer his men to
scalp their fallen cnemics. our soldiers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

The World says that list of the articles
stolen from FIAccHI Co. Of Broome street on
Tuesday was given to Central ONCE Detectives
HOLLY. Lyon, and RICHARD king. Would 1t
not be better to turn that list over to the Four
teenth Ward detectives. and let HOLLY, LYoN.
aud KISd follow the trail Of the HOWARD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

SEcoR robson is In favor Of GRANTS
third term; and So is Boss SHEPHERD; and so
is Measurer BABcoCR and SO are the other
thieves and plunderers who fattened on the
Government during the first and second terms
of GRANT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

Another tremendous engagement is an
nounced from HOWARD. But it was not equal
to the battle Of Butler Crock. There our losses
were five wounded whereas at Umatilla Agency
they were only two wounded. The losses Of the
reds on both occasions can be registered to suit
the fancy, as the Bannocks will mover send de-
spatchcs in denial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

FLORIDA
Moves of Ohio ........... Minister "a France
kassnn of Iowa .............. Minister to Austria
Ian ........... Justice IN New Mexico
cav Searus ............. tomf ol the Hot Springs
Dennis . ....-..........ln sup Architects once
" Judge Cessna. .fosms strr
Black .................... In the Treasury
Vance ... ...........,.. In Post Orice Department
Clerk Howell ............... Collect OF Customs
Bow les of leon. ............. In the Treasury
Judge He'll ............. "a 'Nernncnt Timber Agent
Elrttnr Humphreys ........ Cullec tor. Pensacola
Stearns's secretary. ........ In the Treasury
striker Maxwell ..... Lieutenant m the Army
Phelps Commissioner 10 Paris
Nnrnum ....... ..+.. ....... Receiver Land once
IaNiur, County Clerk In Land once.
Truly good list: and here are few Of tho
Louisiana arrangements:
IoUisiANA
kellogg ................ Vitoi states senator
Tom Anderson .....,.......i collector ni customs
Mark ....... ............... Tax Collector
krrWstt r.. ................. surveyor General
tIark ..... ..................l In the Treasury
llIl ........ .......... Naval StuTrkrcpcT
Can phcl. L. ; District Attorney
There are others And now not one Of them
can remember how the returns were forged.
But they have been well cared for" John
Sherman seems 10 have taken "a liberal share.
We lind no fewer than eight that he has taken
under his wings. And II looks rs II Mr.. Hayes
had had an eye on things.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

It is said that our worthy allies, the Una
tllas. have already brought in TWENTY-FIVE
scalps. II these are ancient scalps, the dccep-
ton h objectionable. II tLey are fresh sealps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

Tho.o VIC deslre ID nd a worlhy nnderln

FROM No bHon Insf
Merritt expects to become Dcmcrrit 10y De-
ccn.l,t The reward II Merritt Will pan out small
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

An advance ripple OF the great Western
heat wave reached Albany yesterday afternoon,
the mercury rising six dogrees Montreal Their
mometers showed n still more notable change
for the worse in tho tempcrature-no less than
eleven degrees. The wave proper was reported
still moving eastward. having reached Michi-
gan, Indiana, Ohio. western Pehnsylva-
MIA. aud West virginia.; but cooler
weather from Now orleans was chasing
It up. and a promising rain storm. starting in
the northeastern corner Of the New Dominion.
WAS moving down the Atlantic coast in our
direction. All things considered. the weather.
wise authorities at Washington believe that the
heat in New York will not be any hercer to-day
than II was yeeterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

The Washington District Attorney in
forms Chairman POTTER that as there will be
no session Of the Grand Jury before October /.
he cannot do anything in the case OF the con-
tumacious witness. BoULDs BAKER. until that
time. Subppnas have been issued for all the
members OF the MAcNEAGH Commission. "a well
us the Visiting Statesmen. At New Orleans
yesterday. the testimony OF the lquor
seller, SMEDLEY. who swore that he saw a
man now dead forge d. A. WEBER's signature
TO the NEBER-ANDERsoN affidavit. was pretty
cfiecunlly disposed OF. Several witnesses tcs-
tilted that SMEDLEY was not a man to be be-
lieved under oath; m eX-District Attorney
swore that he had refused to accept SMEDLEY
as juror in an important case on account Of
his bad character; and Notary SEYMOUR with
whom SMEDLEY testified that he had had a con-
vcrsntion swore that he had never conversed
with the man in his life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

Not long ago Gen. MCDOWELL telegraph
ally killed the Bannock chief. BUFFALO HoRN :
in his latest despatch he kills the Snake chief.
EGAS. Mcdowell is now riyalling Howard as
Geographic slaughterer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

The dispatches say that house property at
Beyrout. and other Syrian villages has already
risen greatly since the occupation Of Cyprus.
Was the Angl Ottoman Convention. after all.
put-up lob OF real estate operators in Syriaf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

The lesson that Mr.. NYE has learned-not
WILLIAM. this time-is that II is not well to put
out large sums Of money when playing at cards
with strangers and that whoever il not yersed
In SCHENcK on poker had better not play at ALL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

The GLADSTONE Liberal party OF England
is at it, wits end IN regard 20 the Eastern poll
icy Of the BEAcoSsFrELD Ministry. The success
OF the policy. and the popular support It has re-
ceived, have been such as 10 make opposition 90
it very dangerous. The Liberal leaders are un-
willing TO support IL. and afraid TO assail it. II
is now announced that they will decide
upon course Of action after Lord
BEAcoNsrIELD has made his statement in Paria-
ment to-day. II they make any opposition
that is deserving Of notice. the Ministry will
dissolve Parliament and appeal to the country.
Tho Liberals drea1th menace. for there is no
doubt whatever that new elections would give the
Government an overwhelming majority in the
House. redstablish BEAcoNsrIELD's power, and
display the utter powerlessness Of GLADSTONE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

1t Is surprising that the supply Of dogs in
this city does not diminish. Last summer,
hordes Of them were swallowed in the dog
pound; hut this year they are more numerous
than ever. Between two and three thousand Of
them have gone under the water within few
weeks. and about one hundred and fifty are
taken in now every DAY by the pound. There's
n dog mine in this city" says the poundkeeper.
and 1t Seems as IL It could never be exhausted"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-18

Even riilcman's eyes and ears cannot
stand everything. DR.. CARVER was as good as
his word he shattered $500 glass balls inside
Of 500 minutes-the most remarkable feat Of
craftsmanship on record. and hardly less rc-
markable as a feat - physical endurance. But In
performing it he nearly blinded himself. and is
not at all sure that one of his ears will ever be
available for hearing purpose. again. The
glare Of the sun in his eyes became intensely
painful before the first thousand balls had been
broken. and he can only account for his success
in breaking the last thousand by referring it To
the force Of habit he did not fire Mt glass balls
but at little spurts Of FIRE. The Doctor has SEN
sihy resolved not 10 touch a rfa again until
rest shall have fully restored his eyes to their
normal strength and clearness.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
Home Industrial Aid Association.

A short time ago there was quite
q little excitement among our citl-
zens on the subject of home indus
tiies. Their fervid determination
to patronize mono but domestic
productions called forth loud
praises and encouraged great ex-
pectations of extensive manu'ac.
tories about to be started, which
would develop many latent sources
of wealth aud prosperity and be
the means of retaining countless
sums of money in our midst. But
the leading spirits Of the move
ment were diverted to other pur-
suits; gradually the effervescence
subsidized; the prevailing apathy,
like o Lethean wave, returned. and
all again was dull, stagnant, silent.
Yet the noble feelings then elected
are not dead-they are only sleep.
ing, and need but proper object
to awaken to renewed activity.
Those who regret the subsidence
Of the Home Industry Protective
Association have now an opportu-
nifty to try again. There is being
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09

formed company, to be called the
Home Industrial Aid Association,
to have capital stock of $4,000, d.
vided into 5000 shares of 81 each,
whose object is particularly to in.
troduce the Walter fruit dryer for
drying and preserving fruits. The
purposes of the Society may also
embrace the introduction Of the
process for making sugar and
syrup from grapes, or any other
manufactures that may be suitable
to this locality. A model of the
dryer can be seen at the office of
Messrs. Thayer & Graham, real es.
tate agents, No. 20 Spring street,
where Mr.. Williams, representing
the owners of the patent, is in at
tendance to explain its workings
and show its products, as we'll as
some testimonials from the most
respectable authorities to its good
qualities. The price of q share is
placed at the low figure of one dol.
lar. in order that every person,
even the poorest, can prove his
public spirit by taking a hand in
it. The subscription list is also at
Thayer & Graham's. Let every
good citizen go there and add his
name to 1t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
COURT REPORTS.

District ..sEruLvKpA, /,
WEDNESDAY, August s, 1878.
Lantermau vs. Williams-Order-
ell that execution be stayed thirty
days.
T. J. Gilmore We. Il. JEFF White,
Jr.-Demurrer overruled; ten days
to answer.
Joseph BoDino vs.. Jean Garbaldi
-Sems action.
Rowland vs.. Viguon-Same &C.
tion.
Haynes VS.. G. f. White ct al.
Same action.
Perry, Woodworth g. Co. vs. j.
Strelitz-Same action.
r. Nadeau VS.. 4. A. West ct al
Same action.
/ J. Bot vs.. J. NJ. Vignon-Sa me
action.
Commercial Bank vs.. Vincent
Gelcich-Same action.
F.W. Lee vs.. d. Richards-Same
action.
Long, assignee, W.. f. Miller
Same action.
A. Lothian & Co. vs. Pie PicO
ct al.-Same action.
]. z. Morris VS.. Pho Pico ct al
Same action.
L. Meinzer vs.. r. Pico ct all
Same action.
] H Lucas vs. Pho Pico-Same
action.
M w de Carrillo, guardian, VS.
John McPhillips-5ame action.
IL Ernst vs. Geo Cummings, 1T
al-Same action.
S g Hubbell vs. N p Campbell-
Demurrer submitted; two days to
file points.
Nadeau VS. Barrows, Furrey Il
Co-Demurrer overru.ed; five days
to answer.
Davis VS. Orr-Stipulated that
defendant have ten days further
time to file brief Oh motion to dis
miss.
San Fernando Farm and Home
tstead Association Va f + de Cells
'-G X Porter and Charles MacIay
substituted in lieu Of certain other
persons.
Halpin VS. Soto o-Defendant al
lowed ten days further time to an
swer.
Hughes VS. Hazard - Demurrer
sustained; ten days to amend COM
plant.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
The Late Charles G. Mason.

We find the following brief biog-
raphy of the late Charles G.. Ma
son, of this city, who died suddenly
at San Francisco, July 2S, in the
Arizona Citizen of August Cd:
The deceased was one of the frs t
settlers in this section of the Gila
valley. He came here about thir-
teen years ago and with some COM
panions located and commenced
the cultivation and improvement
of q large and fertile ranch. He
continued in this occupation until
1875, when 1t was his good fortune
to be one of the four original dis.
coverers of the now famous Silver
King mine. This rich discovery at
once secuiel for him large for.
tune which enabled him 10 retire
from the labor and hardships
such as characterize the efforts
of all frontier farmers and
to pass his declining years
In such manner as might
best suit his inclinations. He was
known and respected for his hon.
esty and his energetic and industri-
Gus nature. He had many warm
friends in this section, and these
were not forsaken by him in his
prosperity. Having his affairs in
Arizona satisfactorily arranged, he
left with his family for Los Ange-
les last May, where he had pur-
chased handsome home and
where IT, was his intention to pass
his latter days. He was spared but
brief period to enjoy the com
forts of his new home. On Friday
last he was called to San Francisco
on business; on Saturday and Sun
day he complained of being un
we'll. and he expired suddenly on
Sunday night of heart disease. A
large circle of friends extend q
hearty sympathy to the bereavet
family and relatives.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
Board OF Supervisors.
WEDNESDAY, August s.

WEDNESDAY, August 8.
The bids for furnishing bedstead4
and bedding to the County Hos
pital were opened and read.
Supervisor Morton moved that
the contract for 100 iron bedsteads
be awarded to A. Kuhling, pro-
vided he fulfill the contract accord
ing to specifications. Carried. The
bid was 1915 for single and $40
for three.quarter bedsteads.
The contract for mattresses and
pillows was awarded to Dotter &
Bradley. Wool mattresses, $4.17
for single and 81 90 for / size. Pill
lows-Wool, 81 cents each; Eure-
ka, 70 cents.
The Clerk was instructed to cor
respond with the school trustees
throughout the county on the sub
ject of suitable person for the ap-
pointment of squirrel inspector for
each district. No com pensation to
be received except for the purchase
Of poison.
Bids for the Hospital bonds were
received as follows:
Apollo Lodge 1913, 1. o. o. F.,
SIS 900 at per cent. premium.
John Perry, Jr., $25,000 at ! of
per cent. premium.
l.. Alsthul, $25. 900 at I of pei
cent. premium.
All the above are in gold coin
The following bid was for half gold
half silver:
Eugene Meyer g. Co., S25, 900 al
1 of per cent. premium.
Bonds awarded to l.. Altshul
provided that payment of SAME
shall be made at County Treasur'
er's Office within five days.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
The Cogswsll Concert.

Union Hall was moderately filled
last evening, on the occasion OF the
repetition OF the Cogswell concert,
recently given. The extreme
warm weather of the day un.
doubtedly prevented larger at
tendance. Notwithstanding this
dlscouragemen the artists exerted
themselves to please their patrons,
and were in good voice. Mr..
Lindberg displayed dextrous and
skillful manipulation in his piano
solo, "Overture to Tampa" Mr..
and Mrs. Cogswell respectively
rendered with sweetness and artis-
tic precision the solo from "Il Tro-
yatore" and the romanza from
"Lucrezia Borgia." Miss White,
in elegant toilet, met with a warm
reception from her many friends,
and sang "EEsiasi d'Amoreu ia a
manner that won much applause.
The ever-favorite Laughing Trio, y
by Mr.. and Mrs. 0ogswell and
Madame Maria, which concluded
the first part of the entertainment,
was, perhaps, the most popular Sc
lection on the programme. The
merriment so musicalIy expressed
seemed infectious. Mendel Meyer,
in the violin solo of "SchuberGs s
Serenade" in tho first part and aria
from "Il Trovatoren in the second,
disylayed his usual instrumental
lion.
Madame Marra's ever. welcome
face appeared first in part second of
the programme and her round,
rich voice was heard to much ad-
vantage in solo. The soprano and
baritone duet of EXCELSIOR by
Mr.. and Mrs. CoggswslI, their well
trained and sweet voices perfectly
blending, followed. Miss Mamie
Perry was warmly welcomed once
more to the concert boards and
after tie "LEstasi Valse," had to
come forward again in response to
the only encore of the evening.
Mr.. Hasselman's tenor solo of
"Ange 81 pur" was quite pleasing
gem. A quartette from Martha"
by Mrs. Coggswell, Madame Mara,
and Messrs. Hasselmen and Coggs.
we'll delightfully."- closed an enter
tainment that deserved a larger
audience.