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The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
No17TCF,

Notice is hereby given TO the School
Committees of the respective School Dis
tricts within this State that In conformity
with an act of the General Assembly of
this State / have apportioned among the
several counties of The Atate the clear in
come for the present year OF the fund for
establishing free schools. and have divi-
ded and distributed The share thus appor-
toned to each county and among the seve-
raj districts as follows: To each of the
districts IN the city of Wilmington, New
Castle county, one hundred and nineteen
dollars and eighty-one cents, ($l19.s1.) To
each OF the other districts. ninety -one dol
lars and ninety-fve cents, (S91.95.) To
each of the districts In Kent county, sew
enty-one dollars and forty-seven cents,
tS7l.47.) To each of the districts In Sussex
county. fifty-two dollars and thiriy-seyen
cents, (s52.31.) The dividends due the dis
! tricts In New Castle county are payable
at the Farmers Bank, at New Castle. To
the districts in Kent county, at the Farm.
er's Bank, Dover. To the districts of Sus-
sex county, at the Farmers Bank, George
town. THOS. B. GILES.
aug1-w3t. Trustee OF School Fund
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A HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT.

brought suit against Thomas Patten
Wight, Wall-street broker, for alleged
breach of promise of marriage. Mr..
wight advertised for wife, Miss Straf.
ford responded in person to the advertise
ment, and the advertiser expressed him
self as enthusiastic over the young lady
He showered upon her presents for
/ week, but then grew cold towards tn,
young lady, and refused to consumat tn.
marriage she alleges he promised her.
amount of damages claimed by plaintiff
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

A carrier pigeon race from Tobyhanna,
Pa, to New York city took place yester-
day for sweepstakes of fifty cents an EN-
try. Twenty-six birds were started from
Tobyhanna at nine o'clock yesterday
morning. Twenty-three of the birds arri-
we'd in New York in flock at 10 minutes
to II o'clock A. NJ, covering the 60 miles
in hour and 80 minutes. The remain
ing three birds arrived soon after. The
race will be flown over again on Wednes
day next from Scranton, Pa, to New
York.
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!. ATTEM PTED ROBBERY

Between 1870 and O'clock, this morn.
ing, burglar attempted to effect an en-.
trance ino the liquor store of Louis Ray.
mond, No. 6l5 Shipley street. He had
bored five holes in the back door, when
the noise made by his operations aroused
the lady living next door, who
awoke the inmates of her house, and one
of them, a young man came to the win.
dow and threatened to shoot the burglar
The latter then ceased operations and
beat hasty retreat.
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THIRD EDITION..
CITY POLITICS.

WARD NoMINATIoNs ON SATURDAY Az
TERNoON.
The vote in the Third Ward, ON Satur-
day afternoon, for Democratic candi-
date for City Council, was as follows:
LIST Prec't. 2 Prec't. Total.
James McGlinchy, 81 103 l5o
William fl. Blake, 60 6l III
Willis Holden, 10 -
McGlnchey's majority, 20
EIGHTH WARD.
The Eighth Ward Democratic nomina-
tion for City Council resulted as ioIow ws :
For David Wells, " votes
Bennett Hazlett, Oh
Wells majority, lo
For Inspector John Quinn received w
votes and Themas Murine ~. For AS.
sistant Inspector b. j. Mcguire ana
Thomas Lynch each received 80 votes.
They will "puli straws" for the cholce'
NINTH WARD.
The Democratic nomination for Coun-
ell was also held in the Ninth Ward, the
vote being as follows
For Richard II. Rowe, lOO votes.
" VIM. X. Todd, No
Rowe's maioity, ~
Edwin II. Barr was nominated for
Inspector and George Barnhiu for As
SiStant. .
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The Republicans of the Sixth Ward
held their nominations for Ward officers
on Saturday evening, when strong ef-
fort was made to defeat the re-nomina-
tion of Councilman Downing, and 1t
well-nigh succeeded. The vote was as
follows
For Fl w. Downing. &c votes.
" Edwin q. Moore, 33
Downing's majority,
Inspectors andl Assistants were nomi-
mated, as follows;
Southern District-lnspector, Frank
Tavlor Assistant, Frank Lewis.
Northern District--Inspector, l.. At
wood Zebley AS is'ant, w. E. Harvey.
Tomorrow evening between the hours
of 6 and 1880 o'clock, the Republicans OF
the First Ward will hold their nomina-
tion election for Council, Inspector and
Assistant Inspector. The election takes
place at 7. j. Bennett's cigar store, 109
Shipley street.
The Republicans ofthe Seventh Ward
hold their nomination for Council to-
morrow evening at Ferry's carpet estab-
lishment, Delaware Avenue and Madi-
son street. Polls open at . and close at
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

The tourists who flocked to Europe
early in the season are beginning to re-
turn in large numbers. The steamship
Germanic, which arrived in New York
from Liverpool, Saturday, brought back
1o5 cabin passengers, a larger number
than was cerried away by the outward
bound fleet the same day.
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The Excursion

TO Cape May, on Thursday 22d inst, by
the jefferson Democratic Club, on the
steamer Richard Stockton, will be
one Of the finest trips of the season. 1t
will be all enjoyable, comfortable excur-
sion, and all who wish to have pleas
ant time should be sure to go. Tickets
only one dollar, and for sale at G. +.
Thomas q Cos store.
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A BIG BLAsT-Thc great blast, for
which preparations have been making
for several months in the Glendon fur
mace limestone quarries, near Easton,
Pa, was fired Friday evening. Twelve
thousand pounds of powder was touched
OFF at once, and it is estimated that 100,-
900 tons of rock were moved.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

There has been some curiosity Of late
years to know why petroleum, which in
the crued state costs but little more than
water, should double its price 80 many
times before reaching the consumer Our
article on "The Oil Monopoly" seems TO
throw some light on this subject-Herdld.
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BASE BALL.

On Saturday afternoon the Quickstep b.
B. Club of this city played the Ross nine
of Chester at Eighth and Broome streets,
The Quicksteps came out victorious by a
score of l3 to IL.
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THE EMPLOYEES EXCURSION.

The excursion of the employees of the
p. w. & B. X. R., to Harewood Park, on
Satursday, was very delightful affair
and was thoroughly enjoyed by all the
participants. The day was spent in
dancing, fishing, boating, swinging and
various other amusements. The excur-
sionists returned home shortly after s
O'Clock i'll the evening.
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AT THE REFORMED CHURCH.

Bishop Nicholson of Philadelphia
preached two able sermons yesterday at
the Reformed Episcopal Church. At
the morning Sunday school the Bishop
addressed the teachers and scholars.
There were present at the Sunday school
103 scholars and IL teachers. At the
prayer meeting last evening the attend
ance was large Rev. Nathan Gallagher
viii preach next Sunday morning and
HVpninp
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Kearney did NOT Draw

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1s.-The So
cialistic demonstration here to-day in
honor of Kearney was complete failure.
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FOOD Ar LAST
A Substitute For d R u GS

FOOD Is made curative agent nv co,
centration and artificial dIsestion ~ "a" 4,
Is 50 simple In its application thai Tha a, y
vice OF Physicians is not REQUIRED. se s "u
,,!.ini, VI recovfries from chronic
cal skill has Jailed.
Many of the best Phy sicians throupbou,
sne a vounsfy are plSpAkDING DRUGS
AND NERVE FOOD with the moe, ~ -
lying results, permanently relieyjue ali
T,i lhS u - W Iny slcai anu Mental Debility
ine Dyspepllc anu Cohsumptlve Patient
suielers rom Maiarial or Blooi Poison
NJ, tosotner win the entire list or COM
plants peculiar to the Female Sex f,nd IN
ii,s ta, use oi 'nis foou 81 ire and speedy re-
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TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING VINE Ill1
EIpEys,

There is curious story about some NJ,
wines which are extensively advertised M
days. and have only recently been uu m
the market. DR.. Cnderbil, The ytLknd
grape-grower Of Croton Point, died ia 4
Some Of his heirs entertained tenur'
views Of such extreme kin9, that tiey
unwilling to allow the stock cf wines the1
hand to be sold or any more 10 be
The grapes have sometimes been .eal
market, and sometimes left 70 decay u
the vines. Its only now that the oartJ
bavc succeeded In arranping Tor settu
Of the estate and the sale Of Tx yileiI
hand. Among tliesc IS a wine q ,AcN1l
Of 1864, described as a "Sweet Union ID
but suggesting the Imperial Toky I
than any other European vine, snd II
wholly unlike any ether wine of Aned
growth. Its purity, age and 'aciownsi|
remarkable, and both physicians and \
fanciers have special incest N 4 al
oldest native wine now access hic in ary
siderable quantity The whole stockkj
hands of the well-known wholesale gN,
house of the Thurbers.-N Y m
Non. I9, 1871.
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Transparent Teaching Cards

Instructlon and Amusement Combined
Important to parents and teachers; % diff
ferent artistic designs. The entire pack
sent free for % dts currency or STAN ps
Van Delf d Co., 2 Ann ST., N, Y.
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Here is sometnlng worth calling nlE
that every one needs, FarFgIrs'E y FIre End
and Livery stable keepers, eP,n,dow Cleans
Wagon WasheI' ssnr,nhler. Fan
Pamp, arapn Stock PamP' oF dDovs for any ps' u
stream 50 feet through h, hoss' o,,s of 9s ordsr
a Well less liable TO ges ean ou' sny an pump|
sa%p;s ea :. 7 gsassr gs y s
rust, no friction, no nails, II, ,nnt .on together
Everything is solid. Wi ihtehly Of thend
cheap, % durable and lasting; Ss InG $500; Sd
PUN ps, s1l. 90, Family r pninps, NJ Keeper, :,
No. soa King street WVnl1stos! Wll%lns!0D0( 05
Manufacturer and May8.dk1
promptly attended to. @
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The above speaks for itself, butwV
add that this is the pure juice Of the q
neither dyxgged. iqnOyed nor 'oGttrtd'
has been ripened and mellowed by age
for medicinal or sacramento purposes
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained from
of the leading Druggists Throughout
United States. and at wholesale l0n|
undersigned. who will forward de'Ha
pamphlet, free Of charge on aPplcaa''i|
Respectfully, ETC.,
II. G. F. B. THURBER L n
West B,uadaUay, Reade and Hudson Y
NEw-YoRX.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

Hundreds OF cases or BRIGHT,s Ms
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reoortad
cured. For Neuralaic and Rhenma atIc
diseases II is nj most "A specIfic Phvsicai
and Mental Debility from the use M A ico-
nei, oPiuh and Tobadco or from any un-
raj and potent remedy
Eon rr.u TNrnET rdr,rrr
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NEW YoKk. Noyemher os

NEW YORK, November 26. ,s77
DIR. V. w. BLANcHARDt During The
past year / have prescribed your varions =
preparations of Food Jure. eld feel ha NM
70 say eney nave met my most sanguIne
feebled by blood poison. chronic diseasa
or over drug dosing tte needed nniriiion
and nerue force.
PROF. CLEMENCE s., LOZIEa. M H..
Dean of HON. Med. College and Hosnit. al
for Women, New York City.
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"For the year past / nava cors,.,-
prescribed THE f3LAkCHAR pTmny Tfamnsiy
AND NERVE FOOD to M na,ia..,ID y,
all ages, from eighteen months to eiah, u VI
three years. In every case the resu,, .ss :,
been ex sctly that claimed nv von mas ~
by far the most valLabIe ami ra,ta.i 70 -
Tonic have ever met with. " fe'iaoie
EDWARD SUTTON SMITu. M n
20 Irving Place, New Yosk
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Nervous Debility

which underlies all forms NJ Cbro,,o n.u
ease, Is speedily overcome bv iho ~. o's,
this Food. Ae aee Vi
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EXCURSIONS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
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Their lncendiary Rant.

We publish below some of the
violent and sans culotte utterances
of Kearney and his fellow nui.
sances, which extorted Mayor Bry-
ants proclamation, and which are
making Major General Mcdowell
keep his twelve companies of
United States troops in readiness
in case of emergency:
A MOB HILL CROWN FOR KEARNEY.
At the First Branch Club of the
Eleventh Ward, A. Herns remarked
that he hoped the workingmen
would crown Kearney with a crown
made of twenty dollar pieces taken
from Mob Hill, after the Chinese
matter was settled, and the contest
will not be given up until there is
enough blood flowing in China
town TO float his body down to the
bay.g
The Chairman said the working
men had no confidence in the Re-
publicans or Democrats, and would
neither compromise nor vote with
either party. If the Mob Hill
magnates Intend to rule this coun-
try, why let the dance begin-we
are determined on this Chinese
business: 1t Is proposed that we
form military company to learn
how 10 step at funerals, etc.
Some allusion was here made to
some of the funds of the Club, and
O voice cried out, 1--WE
may want to use that money
to buy our guns with"
The Secretary read a state
ment of the cost of rifles aud am.
munition for the Information OIL
the members. About 15(
men then affixed their names
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
LOS ANGELES. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY l9. 1873.

police ana VINO are on our size.
Meanwhile, we will petition the
Governor. The Constitution says
that you must arm and revolution
ize If you can't get your rights.
They may say this is hot. I'll tell
you a proposition a man
made to- me to day a
id sight hotter. 1t was to
blow up Chinatown. wild APP
plause, and cries of Hemp
hemp ply He said it wouldn't cost
a cent, and lie could set the black
hearted scoundrels at defiance to
blow it into the air, and he defied
any body to find out how he did it.
He has made a machine for killing
men. He showed it to me. 1t is q
steel trap that he holds In his hand,
and when he meets D. man he
doesn't like he presses spring and
a long. sharp steel bar runs right
through his heart and kills him
dead. He wont blow up China
town until he is ordered. 1 tell
you, friends, that these men have
got no idea of the Anglo Saxon
genius. They've got no idea of the
machines we are making. set
all the hell-bound villains at de.
fiance. How many men are going
to drill this week? Yells and
cries. How many men will come
out to the sand lot at 10 O'clock on
Sunday morning? [Deafening APP
plause and cries of "All of US!
Well all be thereof Bring your
muskets, and if you haven't mus
kets, bring sticks. Laughter.
LET THEM INTERFERE If THEY
We will ameliorate the masses
with our muskets. Let them
make the most of it. We are
not a mob, hut a grand outpouring
of the people. This thing
won't get hot until the United
States troops are here. / don't
want to be President of the United
States. because I don't want it,
even if 1 could serve. When
these hell-bound villains are
crushed l will retire to private life
and drive my dray again. Pub
lie life is weighty business; it is
enough to make a man sick. If
the battle comes L want, like Har-
old, to be found in the midst of the
slain: and If I am slain want
others to take my place 40 that it
won't be a failure like the French
revolution. They say I'll be found
in a cellar, but I'll be among the
slain. The papers say: Stop this
incendiary language Stop hell!
To hell with the hell.bound news.
papers! When the time comes,
don't make two bites OF q cherry.
In olden times people hung editors
and Judges, and in California they
have thrown their type into the
street.n
Here one of the audience brought
q rope with q wicked~looking hang
mans moose, and hung it over the
gas-jet, in the very faces of the re-
porters. Tremendous yells of APP
prevail greeted this silent menace,
and tumult ensued.
In conclusion, Kearney said:
"Don't let the newspapers influence
you. 1--WE won't"] If you don't
help me, I am going it alone, and
die in the attempt"
Kearney's speech was received
with enthusiastic applause, and
Knight took the rostrum. He
claimed that the workingmen had
a right to follow and slaughter
those men who tried to serve war
rants on them.
The meeting then adjourned, the
ward military company remaining
behind to drill under Secretary
LAWYERS instructions.
Duri ng the meeting the hall was
packed to its utmost capacity,
about thousand men Icing pres
emit.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
FOR SALE
I N LOTS TO SJJ 1T,
5000 Acres OF the Lake
Vineyard Land and Wa
ter Association
Lands.

The best orange and semi-tropical fruit
land In the State; located in the heart of
the San Gabriel valley, and in The midst
OF the oldest and largest vineyards and
orange groves Of Los Angeles county,
No water rates charged. The purchas-
er OF land from this Association receives
not only his land but also a proportion.
ate share OF an inexhaustible water sup
ply, the most complete irrigation system
In the State, which has cost the Associa-
ton already over $40 900 for bitches, pipes
and reservoirs alone. Water in front of
every lot. Churches and school houses
on the tracts. The 8. p. II. II. passes
through the lands. The orange orchards
and vineyards OIL these lands
and in the vicinity test their
capability for this culture. The title Is
perfect, Grant bargain and sale deeds
glven. Prices reduced to suit the times.
A map of the Tract may be seen at the
ONCE of P. Beaudry, No. 81 New High
street, opposite Pico House.
All communications addressed to the
Secretary will receive prompt atten ton.
F. w. WOOD, Sec'y.
nl3tf Los Angeles. Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19

He found a rope and picked it up,
and with it walked away, it hap
pened that at tOther end q
horse was hitched, they say.
They found tree and tied the
rope unto swinging limb; it hap
pend that the other end was some
how hitched to him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
the Alleged DRrYain aud sale Be
tween BATTER ssnd Patterson.


CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The Journals
Washington special says: 1t is
claimed that positive proof has
been discovered and is forthcoming
of an actual bargain, by which
Senator Patterson was to vote for
Butler, and Butler was to use his
influence in suppressiug pending
indictments against Patterson, and
that certain Republican Senators
intend to press for an early
investigation. Ex-Collector WORTH
ington, of Charleston, who has
been Patterson's secret politi-
cal manager and wire-puller,
asserted to day to your correspond
ent that such q bargain between
Patterson and Butler was made in
his presence in the Ehbitt House,
In this city, some time prior to the
consideration of Buffers case in
the Senate. Worthington says the
whole matter had previously been
talked over between himself
and Patterson, and they concluded
to enter into such bargain
with Butler but not to observe it If
DutieT SuCCtutu III uaNluS d UOttS
pros entered against the indict-
ments in South Carolina before the
Senate acted on his case. Butler
failed to do this, and, finding that
Patterson intended to vote fol the
admission Of Butler and trust to
his influence afterward to have the
prosecutions stopped in South Caro-
lima, and that the admission of
Butler would endanger the control
of the Senate by the Republicans,
WorthiDgton says he backed out of
the transaction and absolutely
refused to have anything more
to do with it. Worthington will
be an important witness in the
proposed investigation, and he as
serts unqualifiedly that the alleged
bargain can be clearly established.
In consequence of Patterson's vot-
ing for Butler, WorthiDgton and
Patterson have become alienated
and he Is now ready to tell what he
knows.
In the memorial chamber to-day
to hear eulogies on the life of the
late Senator Morton, many distin-
guished persons occupied seats In
galleries.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
j. Bechtinger, NJ. D.,
(OF VIENNA,)

DHYSICIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN
i dependent and French NJ. b. sOcie-
Lies. Ooulist of the French Hospital In
san Francisco. All chronic obstinate
gases SId operations ON the eyes attend
ID 70.
OFFICE y No, 70a Sacramento street,
corner of Kearny. Hesidence-SE. cor
nor Mason and Paoinc streets, San Fran
cisco. ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19

An old gray horse, totally blind,
belonging to Mr.. Adler, got into
the bay yesterday morning and
swan over to the peninsula.-S. ID.
NeaUs.
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REMOVED.

MADAME RITA MICHAUx has ie-
moved to No. Is Wilmington street,
where she will out, ut and sew up the
waist of dress or sacque for ohe dollar.
VIII also GO out to cut, nt and prepare
ork. ti3ml
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
RAF7F7IB.

AN elegant SILVER MOUNTED
EADJTALL,, Mexican style, solid sill
yer, will be raffie at the Palace Saloon.
100 CHANCES AT 81 EACH,
No bar bill to pay. olItf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
Tho senator ut san Diego

SAN DIEGO, Jan. Is Arrived,
Steamer Senator, at Z A. NJ. Her
officers report all exceedingly
stormy trip. The passengers adopt.
ed resolutions expressing their
gratitude to Capt. ingalls, and the
officers of the Senator, attributing
their safe entry into port to the cool
seamanship during their perilous
four days passage. The steamer
sails at 4P, M.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
DR.. HAzELTlNE,
DENTIST.

Has removed to the new and spacious
rooms, Nos. 6 ana IL Cardona Block,
Main street. formerly occupied by DIR.
Palmer) where he Will be happy 10 see
his friends and former patrons. lSif
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19

81. Real Estate, Merchandise, Furniture,
Live Stock. Wagons, ETC., sold under the
ham mer, and tho sales conducted on tho
best business principles. E6-CONSIGN-
MENTS SOLICITED. n2Otf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
j. HARMON, M. D.,
X. ID. WISE, NJ. d.

NFFICE IN CARDONA BLOCK, LOS
~ Angeles, CAL, nearly opposite Court
House. H1- DIsEASEs OF FEMALES "A
SPECIALLY. aul5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
Morning kilograms.


SACRAMENTO, Jan. 1S.-The Sem
ate passed the San Francisco Riot
Bill under suspension of the rules +,
but the Assembly, after long de-
bate, adjourned without final ac-
ton. 1t will probably be passed
to-day.
Kearmcy on tho stand.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1S.-Kear-
ney Is on the stand to-day, at the
City Criminal Court, explaining
the language used by him for
which he was arrested. According
to HIS account, all his incendiary
utterances were purely metaphor
ical. He admitted. or rather boast
ed, that he has two military COM
panies now drilling with broom
sticks, but that he expects to OBJ
tain arms for them from the Gov
eminent as soon as they are little
more advanced in their military
instruction.
state LsbOr Farty Conventions.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18.-The
State Convention Of the National
Labor party or California met at
Dashaway Hall to-day. Thus far
nothing has been done except to eff
feet an organization and appoint
committees.
1t is raining hard.
Locking for the Oihcr re,iows.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1Sth.-The
Police are actively engaged in look
ing up number of parties who
have been prominent agitators at
the meetings, aud as soon as found,
they will be placed under ar.
rest. There is evidently
firm intention on the part of the
authorities to temporize no
longer with the mob spirit. The
trial of Kearney and others is still
going on in the City Criminal
Court. The crowd on the street in
front is smaller than yesterday,
only few scattered groups stand.
Ing around. The general impression
is that there will he hung jury.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
w. H. NORTHCRAFT,

(successor TO George Emerson, formerly
the House of Jones d Emerson)
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Corner Spring and Market SITS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19
AIRY STORE,
lBrAINkD
CHRISTMAS

1UP get intro
{ this yloinity,
can also be OBJ
RING 81. next
ellows' Hall and
iai.
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Grange ersvs Esesmpnsal. Ks. q, /. 8

..nnuHnhn. REGULAR MEETINGS hsls
" the Second md 1oer7H
TUESDAYS Of each m0ufk ri
| ~ ?. y. sQtournine F11S7S'
areas IN good standing are cordially nv.
B. MARxsEN. Scribe. " = - = - 8
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n PExrALPnEA loDonv -
~ "a. F. A. 4 N. Thssfsss' = WI
Xxx ines Of this Louge ~ ho7{ 1x :
N\ the TB IRD N0NDAY of ~
month, att Pm. a q =
Byorder Of the W.. NJ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-19

.,snn2uM<. Regular meeting hs1d =
WEDNESDAY EvENi3G r
each week At X osolSSE.
tourning brethren ~ n
Standing are cordially invited.
A. FRANK, R. 8. -