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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04
Jay aouid's combinntlon~.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.--The inner
and ultimate purpose of Jay
Gould's recent colossal purchases
of railroads in the West and South
west is developed to-day by in
formation which reaches here from
source apparently entitled to the
utmost credit, and which is of ex-
treme interest to the people of the
Pacific Coast. According to this
trustworthy information the con-
troll that Gould has obtained over
the Iron Mountain and Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroads, has
enabled him to compel Tom Scott
aud Vice. President Huntington to
entertain propositions which have
resulted in II combination of the
Union Pacific, Texas-Pacific and
Central Pacific Companies, where
by they agree to employ their joint
credit and capital to complete the
southern transcontinetal railroad
on the 32d parallel as speedily as
their practically unlimited resour-
ces can construct it. GOuld's first
intention was to undertake the
construction of line on the 35th
parallel, but failing in his attempts
to obtain control of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa F6 Railroad and
anticipate the Boston capitalists in
securing control of the newly
organized st. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad Company, he turned
his attention to the more southern
line, with the result above indi-
Gated.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04

Church be Romanist or Protestant,
will never be brought together in
our government. Protestants may
defend their creed, and Romanists
may labor to extend their church,
but our government will always
remain unsectarian, trusting to the
work of the common school for the
wisdom which is to perpetuate its
power. The hope of America is in
the education of its people.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04
why tho Arroyo Grande Expsri-
ment Failed.

Says the San Luis Obispo Aduo-
cate: sd. F. Newsom informs us
that the cause of the Arroyo
Grande sugar-beet experiment be-
ing unsuccessful, was for the reason
that the sugar beets were raised
upon new ground just cleared of a
dense monte. The brush and tim.
ber, which was burnt upon the
land, left the soil covered with pot
ash, which was absorbed by the
beets.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04
Criminal Acs or Our Engtneer.

VIRGINIA CITY, Dec, 2.-The en-.
gineer at the Union shaft on chang.
ing shift this morning, ran the cage
into the sheaves. Eighteen men
were in the cage and on the skip be-
meath. Nearly all more or, less in
jured; one, T. G. Mccarthy, has
since died, and several others, it is
feared, are fatally hurt. The en-.
gineer left Immediately after the
accident, and committee OF
miners are looking for him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04
TOOWNERS OF LANDS.

The undersigned will be happy to re-
ceiye particulars and olans of land tor
sale in this county, W III d view to Dtro-
duce the same to the Il ,tice of intending
immigrants. Samplts of any kind OF
produce will be useful tnd can be left at
my office, No. 10 Sprin street.
EDN ard L. GOAD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisO )and Santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
B1-Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 800 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04

MoJAvE, Dec. 3 M Baker, wife
and daughter, G H Bush, f e
Spev ,er and wife, w Fl Perry. g
Martin, II M Shadbolt, Mrs Thurs
ton and son, s Kalton, b Neff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04
Los Angeles and SanDiegt
THE STEAMERS
Orizaba and Senator.

Leave San Pedro for San Diego Nov. 7, II,
II, %, 27, and Dec. 2, Z. II, II and o.
Passengers take the train that leaves Los
Angeles for Wilmington at P. NJ.
Los Angeles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04

The Bee is right, "the way to
deepen our rivers is to stop filling
them" The Bee recalls the argu-
ment which made the no-fence law
popular. "My wheat does not eat
your cattle, and your cattle should
not be allowed to eat my wheat;n
or, as applicable to the "debris"
agitation, "My farm will not trav-
ell up the mountains side and de-
stroy your mine, and you must not
send your gravel down the river
and destroy my farm.n--S. r. Mer-
chant.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04
ANGELES WEEKLY " EEEEEglY HERALD
unpublished every Saturday morning
TERMS.

II PHDIIsHeI oVoTy ''I''''Fe'''f' f''
TERMS.
One yea. by mail or express QUE copy..saNol
Six months, '.l ss
Three ..i w
Advertisements inserted at rensonaoie
rates.
All Kinds of JOb.WOrk done 10
Com pete with San EranctscO Ia
Price style, and Elegance Of Works
maushiD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04

resolved TO Immediately demand q
vote of confidence from the Cham
ber of Deputies.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
VitrtOl Throwing.

Ellen Mead, who threw vitriol into the
face of her lover, John McNierney. in
New York, on tne Goth inst, partially
binding aud disdguring him, having
pleaded guilty, was sentenced on We'd
nesday in the General Sessions Court
to the penitentary for five years. She
seemed almost crazed by the sentence,
and, turning to the bench as officers
were taking her from the bar, she cried
out: 81 thank you, Judge, for your
leniency, you might as we'll have sen,
fenced me for life." Then she covered
her face with her hands and burs'
into tears. Outside of the court room
she exclaimed, referring to her lover
81 wish that had killed him!'
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
BOstOn's Latest HOrr0r.

The story that John N. Buzzell, now
in Jail at East Cambridge. Mass, for
killing his illegitimate child, an infant,
had confessed himself the author of the
famous Lynn trunk tragedy, appears
to have slight, if any, foundation.
Bnzzell himself Indignantly deries the
story, aud his father, who it was said,
had made the statements on which the
story was based, also denies all know
ledge of the matter. The story cannot
be traced in Salem, where it originated,
to any more solid foundation than all
idle street rumor, which has been cur
rent there and in Peabody for several
days. Public indignation is very strong
against Buzzell in Peabody, where the
ch aracter of Miss Porter, the mother OF
the infant with whose murder he stands
charged, was well established, and all
sorts of bad reports concerning him are
set atloat. which start no one can tell
lust where.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
SECOND EDITION.
A CAR u.
Ned Leary's Defence,

tOr Inc hepuUllcan.
WILMINGTON, May %, 1879.
To the citizens of Delaware IL have been
abused and villified beyond endurance BY
the editor OF the Every Evening, and his
false ISLANDERS can stand no longer He
charges that l am q drunken criminal. l
was never arrested for no. accused of crime
in my life-except for being intoxicated. But
would appeal to generous pu1lic and ask
in all fairness II it is any worse, or half as bad,
for me to get drunk as it is for man like the
editor of the Every Evening-one who pre-
tends t. be Q leader In society and an exam
pie ior others. am perfectly willing to have
my life and personal character compared with
that of Mr.. Croasdale. | have never suuan-
dered other peoples money; l have never
borrowed and failed to repay; have never
extorted money from bus ness men under
threats of ruiRlng their business; l have
never been denounced by one Of the Judges
Of this State ID villitier and liar, and one
oeen published by our prominent business
men IS "a miserable blsckguard that should
be looking through CRATES and bars y never
deserted nor turned my lack on my party,
neither did l ever give gentleman occasion
to knock me down in the street or throw a
glass of beer in my face in q saloon and
will leays it to the twenty-five thousand read.
srs of the DAILY REPUBLICAN to answer who
Is the greater criminal, Croasdale or myself
This is the first and last public notice that
shall take of hin or his paper, as l think it
would be impossible for me to descend to q
depth of degradation where would be on an
equality with him. Although am poor and
my skin is black, yet have some If aspect
and love OF manhsod. Ny educa tion is lin.
itod, vet can distinguish man rom quad
ruped. Respectfully, NED LEARY.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
Tho Kenton Bigamist.

Says tie Smyrna "Times :"-Several
weeks ago we noted the fact of the ar
rival from Canada OF Mrs. Yates in
search of truant husbend who had de-
serted her and who had come with his
first wife and settled in secluded spot
in Kenton forest some two years ago.
The question as to which is the legal
wife has been definitely settled.
through search instituted by Attorney
General Pennington, decree Of an Hi
nois Court has been found where Yates
was divorced from the first wife and
conseq eqaently the Mrs. Yates who has
been in our town with her three chill
dren for the past two months, is the
legal wife. In the mean time Yates has
made way with his personal property
and has not himself been seen for sew
eral weeks. His farm, for which he
paid about 81 900, can be had subject
to the support Of his wife and children.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
Special Mention.

The steam mill, 3OS W. Front street,
is the place to get prime Western oats,
bran, middlings, feed and screenings,
and the best brands Of -four at the very
lowest prices.
sutterley's reduced prices in photo
graphs will be adhered to on Decoration
Day.
Go to Parry's, opposite the Sd stree
market house, he has for sale some fine
baby coaches.
Get your umbrellas and parasels re-
paired or recovered at Strang's manu-
factory, 4th and Market streets, Will
mington, Del.
Decoration Day, Friday, May 3Oth,
Sutterley's gallery will be open all day.
302 Market street.
Lunch will be served at the saloon,
cor. 4th and French, tomorrow.
Chamois Skins, a new lot just receiv.
ed, and for sale at reasonable prices,
by Taylor & Fullerton, Druggists, 3Oi
King street.
Elastic, hard rubber and other varie
ties of abdominal supporters, at the La
dies Department of Belt, the Druggist
Entrance No. l West 9th street. Lad.
attendant.
To SMOKERS Just received fresl
, lot of Leidenberg's La Rosa Espanolias
for 25 cents. Also the genuine B. +
Gravely chewing tobacco, at Chap
, mans, Attn and Shipley streets.
r D. Reed, I'd and King streets, keep
: all kind of fresh fish, terrapins, &c.
t Try button kid gloves, so cents
!, pair. Russell Il Spencer.
Saturday is the day for parasols
u fans, gloves and hosiery, at the BE
Hive, 306 Market street.
= One of Mr.. Moody's workers, Mr.. {
M. Irwin, of Boston, will speak at tn
+ Asbury prayer meeting this evening
: All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
to Council. Their duties are CAREFULLY


prescribed by law.
Some discussion ensued both as to
the point embraced in the opinion of
the City Solicitor, and the question as
to whether two members Of the present
board had been elected before or after
the passage of the ordinance increasing
the salary. A reference to the minutes
showed that they had been elected May
End, 1873. and the ordinance was
passed on May 9.
The adoption Of the report Of the
Law Committee being in order, Presi-
dent Lichtenstein moved to amend by
striking out "$30O" and inserting
"$l75." Upon Mr.. Taylor objecting
that this would be equivalent to saying
that the Law Committee was of the
opinion that the salary should be $l75.
MIR. Lichtenstein withdrew his motion.
The vote was then taken by yeas and
nays on the adoption Of the report and
resulted in its defeat by tie vote as
follows
Yeas-Downing, Jones En- ght, Price,
Taylor, Townsend, Woo. ~.
| Nays Guthrie, Hart, McGlinchey,
Moore, Rowe, Walton, President Lchten-
stsin,-7.
Mr.. Townsend said the bed Of Front
street between Market and Shipley
streets is in bad order and moved that
the contractor whots.at present engaged
in repairing Market street below Front,
be authorized to 1epave Front street
between the streets named at the same
! price.
Mr.. McGlinchey objected to the con-
sideration of the motion, unless the
/, cost of doing the work would be lsss
: than $50.
5 Mr.. Townsend admitted that it woulc
It cost more than $50, but thought tha
the expense of advertising for new pro
r posals would more than counterbalance
g all that could be saved by doing so.
}, The President decided Mr.. McGlin
chey's point we'll taken.
: MIR. Guthrie moved that orders 0
It $l75 be drawn in favor OF each of tn
IT members of the Board of Revision
!, Messrs. M. M. Child, Edward I. Bellal
e and William Stilley.
Mr.. Taylor moved to amend by vot
D. ing the amount of $500 each.
le Mr.. McGlinchey earnestly oppose
a the amendment.
The vote was then taken on tn
~ amendment and resulted as follows
t, Ayes.-Townsend, Jones, knigh
Price, Taylor, Townsend-6.
l. Nayes.-Guthrie, Hart, McGlinchey
Moore, Paynter, Rowe, Wood, Waltol
g President Lichtenstein-9.
c. Mr.. Guthrie's motion was then adol
ted.
1T Mr.. Guthrie moved that two order
le one for $40, 900 and the second for S4o
le 900. be drawn in favor of Union M
lg tional Bank to meet notes falling du
or Agreed to.
u Upon motion of the same, the prop
I'D officers we're authorized to make tV
E. notes of 500, 900 each, at 60 days to ps
Id notes falling due. ~
ot During the evening the followil
,il orders we're directed to be drawn: '
If H. Curry $40; A. R. Bacon, s39; Wat
ly Witch S. F. L. Co., SIS.
Council then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30

Students all know that they feel
stronger and far morej independent
after conquering hard lesson by re
peated trials.
ELECTRICITY" by William Chase TEN
pie was we'll delivered, and displayed
careful research and a depth of thought
that is commendable. Mr.. Temple also
delivered the valedictory in Latin.
The noxt was the presentation Of the
diplomas by Professor Hardness 10
the four graduates, and after the
awarding Of the diplomas the pro
gramme Of the Normal Literary Society
was then gone through with in man
ner which reflected great credit on Pro
fessor Hardness and his estimable wife
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
The Excursion Yesterday.

Eight hundred and fifty persons went
on the Scott M. Z. Sunday school excur-
sion to Creedmoor Park yesterday. The
excursion sts arrived at the Park at IL
o'clock, but the captain of a canal boat
having his boat loaded with coal along
side Of the Water-Works, refused to
leave the wharf and the "John A.
Warner" was obliged to land her pas
s4ngers about mile and half up the
river thus causing them to walk the
distance in order to get to. the Park
The day was pleasant one. and the
excursionists enjoyed the trip. Leav.
ing the Park at 4.3O the party arrived
home at 5 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
Temnerauce This Evening.

Mr.. Thos. Denny presides at the reg
ular public temperance meeting OF tie
NJ. S. R. A. this evening, and promises
those who attend an interesting pro
gramme. The M. s. R. A. are still bat
Ting on the old line marked out at the
inception of the club, and they ask and
should receive the hearty &C operation
of all friends of temp rance. TO TO
their Hall this evening and prove
to a Wilmington institution, that Will
mingtonians, are in sympathy with
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
The Bradley Estate.

Victcr DUPONT, Esq, advertises to
sell at Trustees sale next Tuesday, all
the real estate of the late John Brad
ley, embracing the Lafayette hotel at
the corner of Ninth and Shipley streets,
and twelve other properties, among
which are several desirable dwellings,
Those who wish to purchase real estate
should attend the sale. Thomas M
Ogle has been employed as auctioneel
and will exert himself to help all to ge'
good bargains.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
Minor Locals.

Bishop Becker has subscribed $loO
towards defraying the debt of the Gin
cinnati diocese.
Rt. Rev. DR.. Becker will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation, and
preach in St. Paul's Church, Fourth
and Jackson streets, next Sunday at
1870 a. IN.
1t is said that the plan of the new
court house drawn by L. Rice, Jr., will
most probably be adopted by the Levy
Court at the meeting on Wednesday
next.
The Creedmoor Cutter has been re.
paired and is pronounced to be as safe
as ever.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
We have Seen

and YOU all should see the daily arriVa,
of new goods consisting of hats and
bonpets of the latest shapes ana styles
Of lowers, ribbons and silks in ploioS-
i'm at Mrs. Il. 5. Kirby's, 2o2 klnS
street, Her prices are within the
reach of every body. Call and exam
inc her very large stock.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
Labor.

Dr.. Welch of this city will deliver a
lecture on the rights of the laborer
currency, &C., at Chester, P"'' on Mon'
day evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
NJ a. A Entertain ncMt.

Tomorrow, Saturday evening, the
NJ. S. R. A. will give another one OF
those enjoyable monthly entertain
ments, which have been the source OF
so much enjoyment during the Winter
months. As this will be the last OF the
season, extra efforts have been made
to make it also the best, and the COM
nitttee having it in charge promise
those who attend, something above the
average, Admission 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30

Sozodout, Teaberry tooth wash, Dr.
Whites Tooth Powder, Hartman's Sea
Pearl and many other elegant prepare
tions for the teeth, for sale by ). Il,
Hartman, Druggist, corner Of 9th and
Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
Vesper service.

Grace Church will hold its usual
Vesper Service in the month Of June,
beginning next Sunday evening, at ot
~ 'clOck
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30

A dull, heavy pain in the sides,
sleepiness, want of energy, no Sontin'
uity of thought or labor, these al lnd'-
cate disease of the Liver, ana should be
removed by the use of DR.. Bulls Balti-
80, p;l,s which will surely accom-
plish the object sought. frice y cents
bottle,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30

As spirituous liquors will injure men
so opium or morphia will harmfully
affect the baby. Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup
is the remedy for the baby. 1t is free
from opium. Physicians recommend it.
For sale by all druggists. Price %
cents,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
ODDOsttiOB Boat.

The Chester "Times' says there is a
rumor that A New York boat will be
placed on the Delaware to run IN oppo
sition to the "Republc, and the rare
for the round trip to Cape May WI be
80 cents. There will be lively times
the coming season.
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t5,019 l1s. which wipcs ont n surplus Of sH.G12
ON hand at tn" beginning " the ycaf, Hnd leaves
d"n'i"ncy 81 tl1gIl2 TO raise money TO
meet TINS deficiency the comunny lae sold 5000.
900 Mi' sissipui River bridge bonds heretofore
hold hy 10 among its assrts.
Ih' Chicago papers say TINT tho prevailing
rnirs to tn" Eastern markets for grain and pro-
visions are 49,. tQ Now York, lG'. IN PhilHdel-
phia. and ljr. 10 Baltimore. The rates to Iiv-
erro'l on provisions are lowcr--lO &c. gold per
loo DIS
The PENNSYLVANIA Anthracite Coal Company.
the most extensive private mining company in
the La kuwunuH region. IRIS gone into tho
hands Oi receiver with $500 600 liabilities.
THIS company was Incorporated in 1864 Hs tho
Ln"kawunnA CoHi aud Iron Company. the nnme
being changed IN 1875. II owns 100 acrns n
mining land near scranton. AMI holds a lease
Of 800 morn. This property Is bonded or
slOOOO1D. During the war the company made
enormous profits. the dividends bping 100 and
100 pr cent year. or something Ike IT,
one thousand coal cars are building at Har-
risburg, Penn. for the Now Jersey Central
tn" Municipal Gas Light Company " this
city proposes TO incr"as" its capital stock from
81 800 UUO-thc present amount S2uJoOdO.
A new gas company. cnled Tia" Fulton Munlci-
pal Gns Company OF the city OF BfOuklyn has
been Incorporated with capital Of a. 500 900.
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riNANcIAA .i>D COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, March ls.-Thc stock market
was dull and depressed owing mainly to the
sringcncy II money. New Jersey Central and
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western under
free offerings gave way slowly but steadily 10
the close. There was n decided recovery from
the early decline in st. Paul common and pre-
forred but these shares closed nhout >. under
the highest figures Of the day. The most con-
spcuous advance was In New York Elevated to
l7O. closing at lGs There was some renewal
Of speculative interest in Canada southern.
The sales Of the day were 100 100 shares. Of
which $4,000 were Delaware. Lackawanna and
W stern, 1855 Erie common. $3.50 ~. Paul
common. 32io DO. preferred. / 500 New Jersey
Central 2l.7u0 Northwestern common. o. zoo DO.
preferred. Investment shares wcre generally
duh and weak.
The sales u railroad bonds reflected an i'm
portant reaction ia the issues Of the Kansas
Pacific. the decline which set in toward the
close oi yesterday 5 business having continued.
Denver division trust receipts opened az lui o..
luf, ana in comes. No. lG. opened al 30. aud dee
clinrl To- 81. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
were NOR" active" 51nj1 .. opening and clos NJ
az the inside figure. ami - 'sH % @ for seconds.
Generally the business IN railway bonds WIS
quite moderate.
Govrrum,u t- wore in moro general demand
the sales including l0-ins. coupon. lOlA. SELLER
ln4 It's ISL 1uGi4 currency G- lgl d.: 3,
coupon. ~ 'tt lun .uud r. Ei-trred. %. Lou ST.
ana cons9.s S9id nt - down o. a. closing 40 81 d..
cash, and A. seller 80. There was "A -,lr ot
Money ON full was loaned nj from 3 10 r
cent. with BOG the ruling rates. the DNport-
OF a9mrsiic produce the past week were valued
III, following vii, snow the range OF prire. ral .,
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Beggarcd sneuiihrilis TO whom money has ex.
change value but pleasure.
Persons VIM wall pcr,i. in diving by inches with lvs
ptpsiH ami liver di-tt-,. Whru Or lrrrs Gnliru Mod
zeal Discovery and Pleasant iuisau'e Pellets Are unia
ing remedies iur these malalles
Parent, who spare the rod and ruin the clil Fast
Young and women are generally spoiled children %
begin with.
People who suffer from catarrh when Or. Sage's ca.
tarTh Remedy sac, liable, and Weltest,d remedy
Tor this lHnti some disease.
People who marry Tor money ana nnd too late that the
golden glitter H. all muunsllur.
Won IN Who SUN death every dav of their lives when
pr Fcrcrs FuNuutr frrscriiu viii on, ctunly
Those painful WrhNur'-rs nwl impact healtltu tome
Hid rtueth tu fir Who" system.
People who Ave beyond tlr means Hud uni that 81 Nc
and prie like everything else in tlis world uulr 81,
placed upon secure foundation, are subject To the law
OF rrnNltluun
InyaIs who do more toward fostering disease by lv.
ing and set ping i'm he low uuNrutilHtvd nj the
Ordinary huus" than the hest medicines can accomplish
toward iefuNcrN when Al moderate expense tlrN can
all the HA4 rUir and sanitary advantages the
lu,nhds Hotel at Niialo y Every physician Know
how much rrrNrrA drpouds Npou good nursing ud the
hN eruc conditions o the NcN room Chrome disease 5
arc especially subject Go these cou'iluons-.iir
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Nrw York Tuesday March ls-No beef cat
tlr 90 morS.t Dressed beet ihc hrmcr anu traction
higher. with moderate business no stSc IL r. for
mon 20 good al, slaughtered. and hest do fag
ends Of Ncsirrnut rs et from receipts o lh-t wcrA
were closed out AZ 5sc 4 n AcHrso of 2.uu quarters
OF beet went uut for Liverpool TINS murnus
Receipts 90 calves today. ldl Market urmer ant
acuvc with tcs o poor 10 prime stAls alive. a. a.
r o. ana 90 STATE AMI Jersey hoe dressed 81 ~Gti,e.
Receipts % sh,cy and lambs TODAY were ~ Loads
or ~ head Market quiet a'd unoh hanged with strs
lr- Hur iud co. Western lWh. 80 - average az 50 =
lHI r.. shipments today tn tqlta.~e. mutton avs
"" hNr -httn lrr,~u mutton steady Al "r~c. = 70
dri --td lambs luIf.d 90 sft
Receipt. oi 100 Is rai. $50 head. Lave hogs
iu .iuaui a. a .ft g. % with car O. ads sold az A.