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Watches and Jewelry.

Having purchased the stock and nx-
lures of the we'll known Jewelry store OF
Mr.. It. w. Stackpole, adding thereto q
large and entirely new assortment OF
goods, we ere are prepared to show the
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ploy, having exclusive control or the
work department, and, as heretofore, es-
pecial attention will be given to the re
pairing of fine watches and Jewelry.
We shall be happy TO see all our olo
friends and the public at large.
DUNSMOOR BROS.
jy9tf Sx Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
Tme Amerr,r Incemsive.

LONDON, Oct. GA dispatch
from Simla says the Viceroy's ma
tive emissary, who has just re-
| turned from Cabul, considers thai
| the Ameer has been with difficulty
induced to take his present course
by substantial offers from the Rus
sian Envoy, who was still at Cabu
when the emissary left.
Fiea Gr",n the Wrath 20 Cene.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-It is reported
that IA member If the suspended
firm Of smith, Fleming & Co,
prominently mentioned in coLnec-
ton with Glasgow Bank matters,
chartered steamer and fled from
the coast of Kintgre, intending to
reach Spain.
Another Deacis.
GLASGOW, Oct. 23.-It is reported
that another deficiency of $4,000
in the assets of the Glasgow Bank
has been discovered.
rh- Hu~-i.. forces 4" turkey
CoNSTANTINoPLE. Oct. % The
bulk OF the Russian forces in Bull
garia are moving south ward. The
Russian Infantry alone in eastern
Rpumelia numbers $4,000 men.
Another army corps is near Con-
siantinople. There are IL, QUO men
in Adriapople. Between Octobei
14th and 10Th 1900 returned Turk
i-h prisoners were landed in the
Bosphorus.
lnt,liigencs From Bombay.
BOMBAY, Oct. 23.-The Govern
ment has published an announce
ment Offering free passage home to
families of officers engaged In act
i've service. 1t is thought that al
advance into Afghanistan will be
impossible for some time. The
fever is steadily increasing among
the troops stationed at Jamrood
and encamped on the frontier.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
Not in Favor of rurIoug MS.

LONDON, Oct. 23.-A Berlin dis
patch says that the Gear has is.
sued an ukase ordering that mill
tary furloughs shall only be granted
except for particularly urgent rea-
sons and, in any case, not to extend
beyond February.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24

DIRECTORS.
]. S. SI.AUsoy, p. BEAUDRY,
v. A. HOOVER, RoBEET =. BAKER,
], BIxBY, GEO. w. PREsCoTr
A. W. BOWMAN.
Receive Savings Bank deposits.
Buy and sell exchange on San francisco,
New York, London, Paris, Berlin and
Frank fort.
Bly, exchange on all parts OF the United
States aud Europe.
Receive money on open account and Ger
tificate of Deposit, and do general
banking and exchange business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
Or. Joseph kuYtz

i.as removed his office TO No. 81 MAIN
STREET, over Dotter & Bradley's Furnt-
lure store.
Office Hours-From 10 to IL, to G and
% 9. Residence-buena Vista street.
myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
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Fork that Is liable to got out Of srdss.
Farmers will do well to examine this us1
Fork, as 1t saves expense ana great1y nc1l1-
tates the handling Of hay. grain and straw.
Communications addrsseea %
1T. HoYT, Gen. Aseak
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24
EsTAaIIsAED OVER 90 YEARS

Solicit consignments OF all kinds OF
country produce. Make prompt returns
Advance literally on approved ship
ments.
pECoRREsPoNDENCE SOLICITED
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y lisf,ad axary morning except Mott-
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General Forwarding. Storage and
Commission Merchants.
81 to $1,000 to Loan,

AT THE STAR LOAN AND BROKER
OFFICE.
removed to No. 8 COMMERCIAL ST.
Will advance on collaterals 81 to $1,000,
Oh all kinds of personal property, such
as watches, jewelry, diamonds, pistols,
guns, etc. Gold, silver and U. S. CurteD.
cy bought and sold. Milf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-24

Convention, and decided on the
establishment of a Board of Rail-
road Com missioners to be elected
by districts with full power to reg
uIate freights and fares and prohibit
discrimination of all kinds.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
THE DEAD PRELATE.

The remains Of Bishop CaIberry, Of Hartford, were
yesterday forenoon conveyed from the Grand Union
Hotel 10 tho Grand Central Depot, whero they were
placed on board the cars for Now Haven, thence to
Hartford The ice conn 10 which the remains re-
posed carried la u wagon from the hotel 10 the
depot, aud formal ceremony attended the proceed
ing. Tsiegraphic messages had been sons to Hart
ford notying the corgy thcre that the body OF the
dead preiate would reach that city on Tho arrival
OF tho eleven O'Clock traiu from New York. Accom-.
panyi ing the remains the Rev. Father Harty, tho
deceased Bishops secretary and chancellor OF the
diocese OF Hartford; Rev. DR.. Carmody, Rev Father
Tierney, Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, Rev Father RUSSELL
Rev. Father Murphy, Rev. Fatnsr Sisoum ana Rev.
diocese who had Deeu with him during hts last hours
Judge McManus, an old friend OF the deceased preaic
aiso ace mpanlod the cscortlne parry. The Rev.
Eaher Edwards, psstor OF the Church OF the I'm
late Conception, this CITY who had oeen constant
III hts attendauce on the dying preate at the hotel,
unable TO cavs yesterday, but will be present AT
tue obsequies at Hartford. The remains would have
le here Thursday evening had II not been tne
officials Of the Now Haven Railroad AS alleged, placed
unnecessary oDstructons IN the wav and TO the great
annoy ance oil tho ccrgvmen In charge, refused The
courtesy asked lor. Alter the funeral u Is intended
by the Hartford csrgymen aud others horo IN New
YORK 10 examination OF this olcai anno ance
they claim that every thing reasonable bad been
done 70 comply with The rules Of tho railroad company
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
PLYMOUTH PRAYER MEETING.
MR.. BEEcHEn Announces HIS ABANDONMENT
or rHK LECTURE FIELD.

MR.. BEECHER ANNOUNCES HIS ABANDONMENT
or rHK LECTURE FIELD.
II have been separated good deal from you dur
ing the year that Is past" said MIR. Beechsr last
night the large audience at the prayer meeting.
sand also the preceding ysar-m than mean to
be this year and the years TO come. have
back lift up any banner, blow any trumpet.
70 proclaim anything out OF she ordinary course,
moro than 10 say that II is my decision
and intention 10 be more with you. To that
end 4 will withdraw from the lecture field
during The next winter, and be more active and
continuous IN my efforts Tor the promotion Of The
spirit OF Christ among tho people OF this church. II
not more work or more enterprise that is needed
tho church. but more spiritual lite. shall labor
for you and with you-not away from you-and shall
lock 10 be great deal awakened in this prayer
meeting. But the brethren must give their FRIDAY
night TO the prayer meeting; they must be mere not
only as recipients but us participants. We have q
right 10 have hero our brethrcn VINO aDorers IN
the Bethel and Maynower missions. II this renewed
Rrd Increased interest Is awakened II must not grow
out ot awakened Consciousness oil ourselves aud Of
importance, but out oil ths con scous pres
ence vi Jesus Christ who will lead US II do not
lose sight OF Him."
God 10 man anu tho meeting promised TO be OF PEE
mcnt woke up all who heard Il, and the OLD hymn,
'skock OF Ages" with whicn the meeting was closed,
sung with all the heartiuess tor which tue peoplo
Of Plymouth Church famed.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
AN ATRoCIOUs ASsAULT.

hry Of the Court Of General Sessions was occu-
Dsa yesterday with tho Of Anton Guissppi tho
shags OF fslonious assault On the 4th u Mrs. Kate
Rogers and Miss Rose Hssin, Of No. 1.046 Third
nue., went out to purchase pair OF shoes They
Accostsd by the prisoner who asked them wherc they
we're going, and, on being informed Of their errand,
hold them t,at he kept shoe store Second avenue,
between Eighty eighth and Eghty.ni streets, and
mat ne could suit them. They repaired to mis- estab
lshmeni, tnc Gaseppi offered 10 treat them beer,
which, the women say, they declined TO drink.
GuissppL - claimed, made indecent proposals, which
Were feJecea whersupon he Iockco the street door,
and, drawing a long kniie, rushed AZ MISS Heslin.
head sirik ny the ground aud she became uncon-
ninth street Hospital, where her injuries were at
tsnasd to although sho has not jet recovered ON
hs trial yesterday the prisoner pretended ne coud
not understand English, but an answer TO question
put 10 him by Judge sutherland showed TO the con.
srary. He claimed that MS return 10 the he
IN ssed pair OF shoes and accused Mrs. Rogers aud
Miss Hesin OF taking them. Then, IN her agitation,
Mss Hesin sprang toward the window ana jun ped out
In KAN nation by Assistant District Attorney
Bcths prisoner again tried to lean ignorance OF Eng
ish, but again fell into the trap winch caused great
msrrimsnt Judge sutherland having delivered his
Charge the jury convicted the prisoner Of assault
wrh an attempt 10 do bodily harm and he was
teLced 70 nvs years IN the Staio Prison. lmmedi-
atsy on this announcement Guiscpp, who
cesdingy bland during the trial. fe on the floor and
cried IN piieous tones. Ho clutchod his hair with
Doth hands and was with difficulty removed
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
HOOKER AND LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.

In Newark, on Thursday evening, Major General
Joseph Hooker attended reunion OF the eighth New
Jersey Regmeut Veteran Association, and the speech.
making iasted till early yesterday morning rhs Gen.
cra. In response 10 suogis,ic calls, mads n short
Speech IN The OF which he said earnestly that
so long as such organizations OF the veterans
the Eighth were kept alive, long tho
men who carried musksts and swords showed
such spirit he then witnessed, there need be
fears Of abe formidable growth Of Communism In
this country. IL might suit England 10 have the
Oommu.isuc experiment tried here, but there was no
lear vi John Buns wan being grattisd. Communism
could take no root In Tree America. Colonel Charles
y. Courtois, whe was member oi Hooker's stan ana
who Was with tue General at the bAtsio OF Lookout
Mountain, said In tne course OF q speech that
~ was an insult not aione 10 General Hooker ana the
brave men who followed HIM amid the Clouds but TO
the memssy VI the most OF dead VINO feil there, Tor
any ono 10 come forward nov and say there Was
such battle as Lookous Mountain. A number OF other
officers and prvates present expressed themselves IN
q similar strain. Attwo O'Clock In tue morning. when
the reunion orokc op, tne eutire company marched
escort 10 tue 1suersi 10 bts win three
-reuslnk cheers hads hmm "xeoa nlght.n
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
NOTE TnE DIFFEREN CE.

"I've got large and Interesting family, Judge; q
very interesting family. ltwoud do heart good
TO thom. I'm you couldn't neip liking them
In tact you'd wisn they were yours almost"
Tho speaker was the mustiesI looking, unkempt
ana nwashed tramp ever seen.
'Whars that got 10 do with your being drunk 2"
.'Lst me 10, my dear SIR, assure you IN never
come before you again. Never, 'pon honorlr
s.You'll come before month. Lock
him up,n said Judge OIerDourg ~ the officer Je-
ferson Al arket yesterday.
'sYou charged wiih being drunk, sir, said the
same Judge to another III q brown surtout snep-
herds plaid pants and vest with valuable watch,
chain aud tuds but blsar eyes and haggard visage
An, yes" replied he.
'.Wnat are you aud what have you to say ?"
An, yes Pm a merchant, aud arank bottle OF
wine. THAT'S all have 10 say" And he laughed be-
hind his new silk hat
And tne Judge jocularly rsjoinsd:- "a bottle OF
wine, eh You IN ust pay S5.n
The did left.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
COLONEL SPENCER TO THE RESCUE.

THE SOLDIER OF THE FIFTH, HIS BAYoHEr,
HIS LECTURE AND WHAT CAME or THEM.
With bsyonet fixed and in heavy marching order
Oscar Schuttsenberg wandered lstlessiy through
Wooster street on Thursday night and found himself
In Jefferson Market Court yesterday morning beside
. xem oil ng false and far OF that district. Tho
Court surveyed the pair in some eamazement-Oscar
in tho uniform Of The gallant Filth regiment, NGS.
NY, somewhat tho for his nights experience;
the girl trying In vain to look modest
.Wsn, Oscar. how this - said Judge Otterbourg,
who takes pardonsDls pride In his fellow country
men OF tho militia "rhey say you tried to stab that
young lady with your bayones Is that soi'
.Noi mol Shudge. dot 10 not don't van.
stick snnybody mit my bayonet; bot dot girl shust
got me into trouble NIT her iooshness." Oscar hare
10 attention and right dress AZ he spoke.
"Tsll Us all about H."
"veIi, Shudge, you see was by dot inspection OF
my regiment by Union square gestern a6endi"
'Herel nerel You must talk Eaalsh," said the
"Y4nl yAul Do.'s SO. Ven, como BY dot voman's
house und she SIT on dot window"
"Wnat's that? DID she sit oD the Window You
must be mistaken"
..By dot v,ndowl Not ouf dot vindowl Und she
speak TO me und call me outrageous ioaier
don't can hear OF my life bcforeI Und snuss turn
around 10 ner und gf ner eetle lecture. Und she
can't shtand dotl Und 20 In do house shust
lecture her moro. und take my bayonst or my mus
keb W put ~ VI SnoAbH uuu TOUR or uve WOm 60
come und double up thelr lists AZ und. make light
NIT me- und de officer arrest mel"
"But," suggested tho Court, .the girl positive
swcars that you made that marx her face with the
point OF your bay oneL Now, how is thatfn
"veil, don't done I'll"
ENTER THE COLONEL
At this juucturs Colonel spencer appeared In the
centre asse ana was admi,ted at once 10 the Bar.
Bswing compiscentiy to Judge Otsrbourg, and cast
lug sIance OF military severity Al the young men,
Der of his command he said:-"Your Honorl
did have Inspection, aud this young man got into
some scrape; Uui am sure he did not act ia
solderly manner as he Is charged with having aoue
Your HoDorl IT Is seven years since = member OF
mmand has been in police court anG II this young
has lar forgotten the dignity OF his position
will punish hin severely Tell me your story, sir y"
said the Colonel IN The same tone IN which ho might
have shouted tho previous day IN Union square
the terrible words. "PrsI parel tol rel ceivef
savalry ! !"
Poor Oscar began the recital OF his anew; but
when he got to me 1ecu part he stepped sudden
turned yellow. and. shutting MS lips ugntly placed
his hand over Company on MS waist belt and
looked uneasiiy from right to lett.
NV mats the matter f'' hastily demanded the
Colonel side stepping two PAGES 10 tho right.
"Im seal" answered Oscar, with a suspicious
"glucx' IN his throat
.sTake MIN away with you, Coloncl,n said tho
Court land see that he behaves himself like mill
tiaman."
Oscar left with q much improved stomach,
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
BORROWING AND LENDING.

Annis Powers, of No. 500 Second avenue, was
charged In Special Sessions yesterday with having
stolen . shawl IRON Jsmos sharkey, VINO occupies
apartm snts IN the same house. Anne and her hus-
band, tho complainant SAID, frequently iought and
on one occasion the gooa woman borrowed from h,m
q pot and boiler and threw Them down
stairs alter the descending form Of her hus-
bsna, thereby rendering them unnt for further
service. he reminded Annie of The fact
and persuaded her loan MIN q pot aud boiler.
Though could make use Of them, they did not
ht COOKING stove, he rstaiued possession to rem
burse himself Tor the ammunition he mad furnished
Annie. Ths latter, II seemed, had taken The shawl Ia
consideration OF the pot ana boiler, and tie Court,
looking at the matter commercial rahsaction,
ordered all hands out OF court
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

ALLES-MrsRs.-0n Wednesday, October 0, 1878, at
the residence OF the BRIDES mother, summit. N. j..
BY the Rev. J. De Hart Bruen, FLoRKScg MyKas 10
HENRY ). ALLEN, OF elizabeth, N. j. No cards
BkEKMAs-PARKKR.-Un Thursday, October 10 1873
at TRINITY Church, Newark, N, j., by Tho Rev Dr.
Eccleston, rector oi the church. WILLIAM BEpLow
BEEKMAN, OF New YORK, to KArHARiSE MogRIs e.d
daughter ot Cortandt Parker, OF Newarx, N. j.
BERSHsiM-lsipoR. October 1O, by HIS honor Chief
Justice Charles Day, st tho residences OF tho br,de,s
tpis ciy.
BrLasR-CoLkMAN-inB Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
TRIAL OF CAPTAIN SCHULTZ.

Tho trial oil Captain Schultz, on charges preferred
against him while sergeant OF police Seneca,
begun yesterday, before The full Board OF Police
Commissioners ReQuistion Clerk Gay exam.
insd, and tssined 10 the receipt Of the reQuision
upon which the com plant 10 based Captain schultz
took the stand and swore that there need OF al
tho articles called for The napkins and tablecioths,
about which much has been sad were the upper
saloon. fnere were thirty-sevsn men on tho boat,
he sad and so tlc crockery board that thcy could
not all eat together. AZ tnts point CommissioDer
Erhardt asked tor an adjournment in order TO pro.
cure other witnesses, 10 winch Mr.. Jonn Davenport
Captain Schutzs counsel. objected MIR. Davenport
that he wanted 10 know tho witnesses were.
Finally the trial adjourned until the 18Th OF No.
var tbor
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
GARROTED IN CHAMBERS STREET.

While passing through Chambers street yesterday
mornng MichasI j. Kelly, OF No. 4So East Fifteenth
street, was attacked by three men. one Of whom
placed hand Kelly's throat and held him while
the others i,ned mis- pockets and secured 81 rhe al
legged assaiians arrested and arraignsd before
Judge Duly, where they gave the names OF Thomas
Wilson, cooper, OF No. 1O2s Cherry street; John T.
Jones, saor, OF No. 81 james street, and John III
Ter, a waiter. OF No. log North Second street, Will
iamsburg Wilson Was charged with having held the
complainant while tie others robbed him. Tney we're
each held ~ 81, 600 bail and KslIy was commtted 10
Ihe House vi Detention ~ q witnesa