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BAD BROKERS
10 New York City, who Make Fortunes III
for the eulIlble Public on Wall Street,
10 be SmOthered Out by The
Postmaster General.
Adding 20 the Hack List Of the Post
Onlee Department,

SAhcu "ephEtAueuts
WASHINGTON, December 3O.-The Post,
master General has Issued an order direct.
Ing the Postmaster at New York to refuse
payment Of postal money orders and the
delivery oi registered lettCrs addressed 10
the so.callcd bankers and brokers, the
firms Of Lawrence 4 Co., purporting 10
do business In the stock combination sys-
tenn ut 10 Broad street; Adams, Brown 4
Ue.. Broad street; Allen, Jordon 4 Co.,
Wall street. and elsewhere In New York
city. The operations Of the persons con.
ducting these concerns have been enor.
mously profitable.
ltappears from the evidence as set forth
by the departments special agent thut one
=. X: Buckwaltoris the originator and prin.
cipal proprietor Of the business cond uuted
under the above mentioned firm names,
over which he obtained control by
recording, under the laws oil the State Of
New York, fictitious articles OF co.partner.
ship, etc., but that some time ago he
ELECTED an arrangement with W. d. Duff
and II. lassing, according to which they
have for number OF months been attend.
ingto the practical management on terms
which, In connection with the Transcripts
0i their books, show enormous "prohis,"
Their agreement was 10 pay Buck.
walter $l2,50O per month iSl5OOOO
per year, Tor the net receipts Of the bust.
moss during a term OF five years, under the
single firm name OF Lawrence 4 Co., and
an equal amount for the privilege Of doing
business under Two OF the other firm
names. observation-disclosures were guard
ed by his having confidential agents TO be
present al the opening OF letters contains
lng, ,remlttances, which have poured in at
such a rate, as TO make the profits" Of
Lawrence 4 Go. alone, from $4,000 to
$4,000 per month, from March lst to De.
cember LIST, 1879, after paying all expen-
ses, inclusive otvery extensive advertising
and salaries OF 500 per week to each, Duff
and Lasting,
The responses to their advertisements
soliciting remittances for investment upon
tue System OF combination OF capital or
pooling orders for stocks into one vast
aggregate controlled by capitalists OF ex.
perlence, etc., have come from all parts
OF the country, encouraged at the outset
here and there by small butactual returns
made TO some OF the parties "inyestinv."
But in nearly every instance the sender Of
remittance las been informed that ow-
ing to an unexpected tluctuation in prices
oil stocks and an unusual stringency in the
money market the firm has been Obliged
to close out ata loss tho venture in which
he was Interested. These notifications
werro always accompanied, however, with
an intiinaIi0n that the loss might easily
be retrieved by investing in new combi-
nation about to bG formed and in an as.
toniSlltng number Of cases the same per.
SONS have sent forward additional rc-
millancCs.
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At wAslllNGToS, u. c.

WAsnISGrox, d. c., December 3O.-The
pa'aliaI residence OF ex-senator Stewart,
Of Nevada, took tirc this evening iron a
detective Hue, was and completely Cutte,l
by tameS. The house is situated on Iowa
Circle, idclng south, aud at the time OF lis
erection was ascOusidercda a model OF elegance
and taslelul decoration. 1t was known
as "Stewarts Castle, and was pointed out
as one OF the attractions Of the city. The
house had been unocCupied Ior some time,
out had Just been rcOprncd by the Stewart
family and preparations were making for
grand reception tomorrow evening.
The ball room had been decorated anI
Tires were lit in the furnaces 10 through
heat Tho house in the anticipation OF
tho New Years ball. The flames were
iirst seen breaking through the floor in
the front hall.
The alarm wns given by telephone and
the entire fire department summoned, but
Oelore tue engines arrived the flames had
run up the front stairway and reached the
TOP oil the tower, eighty feet or more above
the street. The fire then spread rapidly
and soon filled the entire upper part OF
the building. The upper stories aud roof
were completely burned out, nothing he
ing saved except from the parlor and
basement floor.
At II o'clock the tiremen gained con-
troll OF tho flames and succeeded in saving
the two lower floors from fire, though the
damage from smoke and water was yerV
great. MIR. Stewart is not in the city, and
Mrs. Stewart was attending reception.
When the fire broke out her little
child, six years OF age, was sleeping in an
upper chamber and was rescued by two OF
the servants.
The loss cannot be definitely ascertain.
ed tonight, but it is roughly estimated al
10000. Sir Edward Thornton, the Bfi.
tish Minister, rendered the hospitalities o /
his residence 10 Mrs. Stewards family,
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LITTLE Rock, December 3O.-on the 2SI
instant at Calf Creek, searcy Co., the
boiler Of benjamin TayIor's saw mill ex-
ploded, killing instantly his son.in.law.
Wade Campbell, Wade Griffin, Kennedy
and Burk Woodward. Campbell was
blown about thirty feet through tic ton Of
an apple tree. One OF his hands was
found Seventy.tive yards distant. GrilIn
was literally torn TO pieces. The Others
were, not 30 badly mangIed. The sur
posed cause Of tho accident was the mex
perlence Of Campbell, temporarily acting
as engineer.
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CINcISSArr, December SO.--A Conucr-
ciatspccisl from Marietta, Ohio, gives the
particulars OF robbery and arson at a
point in West Virginia opposite New Mat.
amo'as, Ohio. WI. UmpIeby, proprietor
oil country store, was engaged in packing
eggs in a barrel by lamp light, when he
was attacked from behind, Knocked down
and robbed Of $3.50 in cash. The lamp
was overturned and the store and It's con
tents entirely consumed. Mr.. Umpleby
with difficulty dragged himself out to save
his life. There is no clue TO tho robbers,
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GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, December So.--The official re.
port OF the North British r. r., in regard
I! to the calamity Sunday, from the break il,
lay bridge, says: Tho framing girders made
very clean break from the portion stand,
ing at mast; The only signs Of the smash
are the ends Of the rails on which thp
trains ran, which are torn assunder, the
rails remaining are wrenChed out Of thei,
chairs for a few yards. The severe gales
Sunday extended to Edinburgh, Strauvaer,
Greenock, Liverpool and Plymouth
Much damage was done on land and 10
shipping, including the loss OF a French
barque and eight men,
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TURKEY,

CoNsrASTlNOrLE. December 3O-Tcle.
grams from Novi Bazaar announces agita.
tlonsin Casnta and Herzegovina are assum.
ing serious proportions owing TO the tyr.
any OF Austrian officers. Four thousand
Albanians are ready 10 resist the cession
OF Gasinie and Plava 10 Montenegro
Ahmed Mouktar Pasha's troops are mutt.
nous They have not been paid and are
in rags. ''''>' ''
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Grants Invitation Prom Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Ga, December 3d. City
Council passed resolution unanimously
inviting General Grant and party to stop
here on their way to Florida, aud extend.
ing to them the hospitallties oil the city.
The following dispatch has been received
in response to the invitation from Wash.
ington:
To lFilbeutoct Danie:
Thanks for invitation from citizens of
Augusta. Twill not probably be able TO
stop longer than the train may be de.
tanned in your city. US. GRANT.
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The Mormon ReIirlon noo,n.,,

NEw ioRE, December S0.-A Salt Lake
City special says Delegate Cannon admits
that unless there is some special divine
interposition to protect it, polygamy is
doomed as an institution. Cannon returns
to Washington in few days TO court al.
sistance in staving Of legislation. The
Mormons are now looking, II Is said, for a
new refuge In Mexico,
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PnlLADELrmIA, December SO.-The Re.
publican State Central committee decided
70 call the Stateconvention at Harrisburg,
February 4th.
lSDIANAPOLIs, December SO.-The Re.
publican State Central committee met
In this city tonight, and decided to hold
their State convention at INDIANAPOLIS,
June 18th. S''''
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AfGHANiNrAN.

LoSnoN, December SO.-A dispatch da.
ted Cabul the eth says that Gen. Bake,
has gone 10 kohistan with force consist
ing of 200 infantry, a regiment OF cav.
airy and four guns to punish The insur.
gents there. Mohamed Jan has taken
Musa Kahn with him 10 Warduk. The
ing quiet.
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ArrIvnI Of lheAdynnce annrd or ,,nrnrl,


New foNK, December SO.-Among the
passengers by the steamship Republic
were VIM. Dillon, Barrister OF Dublin,
andW, Il. Matthews, of tho Irish Times. +"
MIR. Dillon is brother Of John Dillon,
who has been forsome time associated with
iarnell in tho land agitation in Ireland.
Mr.; Matthews will attend the meetings al
which Parnell speaks, acting as special
correspondent Of his paper in America,
A meeting Of the Parnell Reception Com.
mlttce was held at the Astor House this
evening, Hon. Wm. i. Robinson, prcsid.
Ing, who announced Rev. DR.. Siorrs and
Rev. Henry Ward BeeCher in full sympa.
Thy with the movement. Two steamers
will proceed down the bay to meet Par.
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CnIcAoo, December So-rhe Packing
and Provision Company at the stockyards
resumed work this morning. They are
hiring all who want work, whether union
@ ~ @nan.union. Other establishments are
y, o,renaring 10 open up, and In few days
rsse[t wifi be as lively as ever. A few
union men still bold out
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Early ConyentIona 1or Grant.

NEw YoEE, December SO.-The Worlds
Washington special says the Grant men
every where are arranging early conveu-
tions to take advantage Of the present
Grant boom, as conference OF those op-
posed to third term will be held in New
York in February,
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DIED.

C0EANr-At Clvlr, Ohio, on Monday. D,o,wh.,
the S7th year Of herAcc. ''' S'"A"'' :"
The funeral viii lake place tsd.y twedpe dav,
The al'' in't al2 o'clock I'm, from the rsslonce Of
her son'in'laW, Sir. Joseph l., BedlIOn, on tbs Ma.
t'Nnal road The friends Of The IanIly are rtspe,
fully Invited 10 attend,
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MOUNDSVILL.E.

The thirdlecturc of the NJ. L. course
was delivered on Monday evening by Rev.
J, ,R,rhompson. Subject, "The Sovereignty
ot Manhood" The next Of the course
will be by Rev. DR.. Dc Hass, on tho lOIL
o. January: Subject, "Thc Buried Cities
Of the Old World" '''s'
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Cinnamon at sunday school Festival.
CINCINNATI, December So.-At the Re-
formed Presbyterian Church Sunday
School entertainment last night six Chi.
namen took part. There are but thirty.
four Cinnamon In the city, and twenty.
four are pupils q this school.
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NASHVILLE, December 3O.-The Ameri.
cans Athens, Ala, special says: Senator
liouslon's condition is not improved and
he is thought 10 be growing worse. lie il
receiving tho very best medical attention
and extra good nursing, but it is feared
that nothing will work a change for tho
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LONDON, December 3O.-The steamers
samaria and Bavarian. from Boston
Stelnman, ferdinand, Van Der Farlen
have arrived out.
HAMRuRG. December SO.-Arriyed-
Vandalia. from New York.
NEw, YoRE, December 2O.-Arriyed-
Republic, from Liverpool,
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BosroS, December SO.-A Providence
special to tho Adrntiscr says: Governor
Van Zandt has rcconsidered his previous
decision 70 accept the Russian mission,
and has declined principally on account Of
the Inadequate salary. General Burnside,
who was also rendered the position, dc.
clincd for the same reason.
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Preparing for ParneIl,s Reee,,,o,.

BosroN, Dec. SO.-At a meeting Of the
Parnell Reception Committee last night, a
committee was appointed to 20 TO New
York and accompany Parnell to Boston,
a public reception will be given al the
Boston Theatre, when Parnell will make
sn address, A banquet also will be given
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The Green-Eyed Monster Does Not Dle
With AEe,

CINCINNATI, December 3O.-A Tittin, o.,
special says that George 6ievidence, near.
ly seventy years old, shot his wife this
evening In fit Of jealousy, and thcn fired
four balls into his own body. Both are are
living but with little chance Of recovery ~.
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DELUDED DEM0CRArS.


Mass Meeting aG Portland EndorHinr the
POLITICAL ThefG-Lso0Ae L.add Lets Him.
self Out-The Governor Returns 10 Au.
guStn.
PORTLAND, December 3O.-An immense
audience assembled at the Democratic
mass meeting tonight, City Hall being
packed. A number Of ladies we're present
in the galleries and many distinguished
Democrats upon the platform. Sullivan
G. Andrews presided, and opened the
meeting in brief speech introducing
Congressman Ladd, who said: "NIen have
spoken OF arms, but lie would tell them
that he is thrice armed who hath his quar-
rel just. He said In the late election the
Republican party was beaten, but by cor.
ruptton and fraud they carried certain
districts. In times past they had made
precedents by which they now lose con.
troll OF the Legislature. lie believed the
Governor and Council had counted all
the cases right, but II they did not,
why all this bluster? The Legislature
can correct all mistakes and seat ali It's
members. Governor Garcelon is an hon.
est man. He has taken an oath to hea.
ven TO maintain the constitution. He
considered that the Supreme Court could
not decide this case, 1t could only arbi.
trate.
Congressman Murch Vas the next
speaker. He said that he trusted this
meeting was not composed OF Democrats
or Greenbackers alone, but OF loyal CHI.
zens desirous Of carrying out the laws,
The Governor and Council had acted
strictly In compliance with the letter and
spirit OF the law. 1t is too late 10 arbi.
trate the matter in the Supreme Court
The decision has gone forth and the Leris.
ISture must now decide the question.
Inc citizens OF Portland claim that they
have been defrauded Of their Represen.
tatives. The Governor and Council are
right, and 1t is owing to the stupidity
o. your own officials. Put men in Office
who will not load the returns SO they will
scatter and you will be all right, FEN.
thusiastic applause The Republicans are
making great howl about the candidates
who have no doubt received the majority
ot votes, but through the laundering Of
their own officials were counted out, Tbey
have practiced the same thing for wears,
and never counted out their own men.
This bluster don't amount 10 a pineh al
snua: The whole hue and cry has been
raised by the pap suckers OF ihe Republ;.
can party. Intelligent Republicans are
satisfied that the action is right. he be.
lieyed that large majority Of tho people
OF Maine are In accord with the coupciI Hno in
this matter, He believed there would be
no violation Of law; that the Legislature
would assemble and every man who has
received 4 certificate will take his seat
peaceably. "'
!, D. n. Sweet made long address sus.
tanning the action Of the Governor and
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PkrERsBuRe, Va, December SO.-one
hundred and seventeen colOrcd emigrants
from GoIdsboro, N. c., arrived this morn.
ing en- route for indianapolis. Several
hundred more arc 10 follow.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The provisionary commercial treaty be.
tween Germany and Austria has been
concluded. 1t is 10 last six months.
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FIRE RECORD.
II SierinRn, Texas.

NEw ORLEANS, December 3O.-The Opera
House at Sherman, Texas, and an adjoin.
10000. '''''
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GIrs Gnteltiasttter,
oaicr, Nos. "a aud ~ Fourteenth street.

GAIT. McELDowSEr, who came up from
New Martinsville yesterday, reports the
welaeI county subscription for the pre-.
liminary survey Of the Wheeling and Par.
Ier,bars Railroad, as about made up.
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WASHINGTON, December SO.-senator
Morrill, makes public the following letter
from the Secretary Of the Treasury con.
cerning reiunding:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-02
LOS ANGELES. SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 2 1879

loot sections, and each boy is fur.
nished with such tools as he NAV
need. Thirty-two were admitted
The first year, their ages ranging
from twelve to sixteen. The school
report says that perhaps twelve of
them had received some instruction
In the jig-saw and knife, but none
had had any previous training in
wood.carving or the use of the
chisel. There were more appIi-
cants for admission to the school
than could be received. If any boy
was absent two successive even.
ings, his place was taken by an
other. A rank-list was kept and
pasted on the wall, and each boy
knew how his work was estimated
by consulting the list. A course of
twenty-four lessons in wood-carv-
Ing was prepared with special refer
ence to secure the greatest amount
OF instruction with the least ex-
penditure for tools and material. 1t
was not designed to make finished
workmen in wood-carving, but to
take advantage of the natural in
clInation toward handicraft, the
Yankee taste for whiting, which
belongs to most boys, and to de
velop 1t and guide it to useful ap.
plication.
The experience of the founders
leads them to the belief that sit
would be easy to establish, in con-
nection with all our grammar
schools for boys, an annex for ele-
mentary instruction In the use of
the half-dozen universal tools, i. e..
the hammer, plane, saw, chisel,
rule and square. Three or four
hours week for one year only
of the school course
would be enough to give the boys
that intimacy with tools, aid that
encouragement to the Unborn in.
clination to handicraft, and that
guidance in its use, for want of
which so many young men now
drift into over.crowded and uncon-
genial occupations, lapse into idle
ness and vice."
Northern and Central Europe |
have been doing this or similar |
work for years; and such teaching
has done very much to hasten the |
industrial development of the coup-
tries that have tried it.-Scientifc
american.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-02

P.S.-DR. MINTIE can be consulte
in reference to the above complaints dur
Ing office hours from A. n. to 3 p. M.
daily, and from to in the evening.
Sundays, 10 A. NJ. to p. M. Consultation
FREE. Thorough examination and adj
vice, So. Full directions and advice free
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The Boston WhittliDg School.

Formerly all American schools
were whiting schools; but the art
was practised surreptitiously, the
soft, pine benches furnishing the
only whittle material. With the
advent Of highly finished, hard
wood school furniture, all jack
knife practice in school was rigor-
ously suppressed, and for genera
tion or so the art has fallen into
decadence. 1t has revived, how
ever, under improved conditions,
the natural spirit Of constructive
ness-usually called destructive
ness-incident to boyhood being
made the basis of systematic train
ing of the enjoyable and useful
sort.
The pioneer institution is the
Boston Whittling School, a private
enterprise, housed by the city. The
school has been fitted up with
work-benches, divided into four
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-02

Both teamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisObispo)and Santa Barbara.
B6Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3o'clock p. NJ, Los Ange-
les time.
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1879.
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BANKING HOUSES.

FARMERS & MERCHANTS
ArSl<
OF Los Angeles.
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President Grevy.

PARIS, Feb. lin Thursdays
ballot for President Gambetta re.
ceived five votes, aud Ladmirau,t,
Daumale and Gallifet one each.
Baron Housman was among the
rirst to congratulate Grevy, who
assured him that the BoDapartists
could rely upon his sense of justice
and impartiality.