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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-29
WANTS LOST-FOUND.
Situation Wanted.

By German woman, to do general
housework; no objection to the country.
Can be found at No. 90 Fort street, be.
tween First and Second. a27-2t
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Wet Nurse.

a healthy woman, whose milk IS
eleven days old, offers her services as
wet nurse. Tue child must be allowed to
stay at the house OF the nurse. Address
Mrs. j. A., postotlice. a24-lw
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Delegates to the Colonial Congress.
The Declaration of Independence.
Signers OF the Declaration.
Delegates to the Continental Congress.
Sessions of tho Continental Cong Pass.
Presidents OF the Continental Congress
Articles OF Confederation.
The Constitution of the United states.
Sessions of the Federal COaSt sss.
Speakers OF the HOUSE OF isei,essentatjv jves
Presidents Of the Senate.
oocretaries of the S0psts.
CLERKS of the House Of Representatives.
ghanikllss - f'~-
Successive e. IlEaiisrrs sons
uuf5 vLl s ai lsn iEf 1ffiea.
sitent'ai lsclofs.
aara Aad pliHl Votes sot rfastfer.
81 Has PAR ias.
le9acds ''l tlE Supreme CcH
c-k5 @. t1A suirtma QQW
laIshli- lf 30 5qvrupe e
1sucec ~ 90 l!rcl q Jt
norlI CgIp
he uoa oi ttaaua.
-lgtolWfipn q Che IKE
naarsl
ettlement Of "a - snc H
Nuniics an4 4 Hr Hu. ttl
trea 81 tho "a Nsl assrer
uigiu 1l tHfn t--8 oi statl
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Il ga a1d uost Amsrie.nr
q . onmns..'i. ai tho ara
n fraas Or iiadcu
D nfi-F ui GaU lu
pUla a. ana ,t uot raurt
~ ~ is tCit ] at'7e
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-29

Razors of every make at Suther
lands gun store, rs Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-29
Babe to Nurse.

Wanted, by n strong, healthy young
wop an, who has Il child eight days old
n babe to wet nurse. Address A. l.. f.,
Postofiice a24lw
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The distinction betv sn liking
and loving was we'll mn e By he
tie girl elk years old. 5. q Hag est.
ing an egg at breakfast, Roi pa she
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WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
us. ARMY.

Division OF kilograms and Reports for
the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
geles, CAL, April 2S 1879
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-29
Harvest Hands Wanted.

Five experienced men, to run moving
machines. Must be sober and industri-
Gus. Enquire mt Baldwin Ranch, San
Cab ieI. a25-4t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-29

Old hats re-made at No. 8 Also
street. n7tf
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Gentlemen, If you wish a
good fit and good goods, please call
at SO Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-29

Bass Sc Co.'s pale ale on draught
at McKenzie's.
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Rooms and Board.

Gentlem el and their wives and single
rents can aH 6Ueomm pdHleu with buarI
and fine large, sunny, front rooms con
ff ding an modern cDuVeuiapces ans
lplHr a0m Tort, nc the
EGMBAlL MANSION.
New HIGH street. only one block
'ruW the foeEciilgs and Cnurf House. rut
goNIuands % Chalniug ylew % mounttuI
Huf f liey. Igttu
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Get your old clothes cleaned and
dyed at No. s Also street. n7tf
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county Cour,........,.. sTIpa-Ss.

COHhty toUrt...'.'s' -''' II . W =
MONDAY, Apr 2si ols.
Naturali2ed-Charles stein anu
William Vogt, natives oi Prussia
John Peter Deville, nati' ei tfonce,
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Candidates for Examination.

Candidates wishing to prepare for the
June examination can have private In
struction by applying to Miss s. Ackel-
son, at second house on lett hand side
above Fort street, on Temple street, Los
Angeles, Cal. a22-lw
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Rubber Paint! Rubber Paint!

The undersigned offer the best
rubber paint In the market, mixed
ready for use, ,.all shades and colors,
at the following prices:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-29

Second hand clothing bought and
sold at No. s Also street. n7tf
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Cheap prices at Sutherland's gun
store, rs Main street. 2my7
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Posi-Offlce Letter List.

Parties calling for advertised letters or
packages, if not personally known to the
Postmaster or one of his clerks, must be
duly identified.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-29
BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS,

and some idea of the value and extent Of the
Tabular information which forms the SEQ.
oND PART. may be gathered from the sub
Joined
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-29
OLDEST AUCTION HOUSE
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
j. @. DeTURK,
No. ~ SPRING STREET.,
UNDER UNION HALL.

Regular Sale Days Wednesdays and
Saturdays, commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. and closing at A O'Clock p. NJ. Cash
advances made on live stock. goods,
wares and mere handise. Will buy fur
ntture, merchandise and rolling stock at
all times.
Having secured the services or MR.. e.
w. MOVES as salesman for one year. the
old friends and patrons of the house are
respectfully invited to give me a call,
city or county.
E1-Terms below competition.
j. g. DETURK.
E. W. MOVES, Auctioneer. Ia4tf
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CHI ounos &

III II TOE
SN ogv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Veterans Of the Mexican
War.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN there will be a meeting of the So
ciety OF Associates Veterans of the Mex
ican War at the office of j, d. Dunlap,
room 30, Baker Block, on Saturday, May
Sd, at O'Clock p. M. A full attendance
| Is requested.
GEORGE SLOVENIAN,
President.
Id. DUNLAP, Secretary. al6-td
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Furnished Room.

NETANTED 10 RENT A FuaNIS r-
w Nu HoOn pleasa y lac8 q, Tor
which piano VIII ~ i1kt iu payment
of reut Addrr elANOi tEtALD rf-
Gee. u25-3t
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FOR SAL FOR RENT.
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LADIES' LIST.
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Few sprs14 81
~ all the ferd.l
iFfNIp MA'lfs
: hAii ael
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lust Arrived.

cigars at Nc
! bit each.
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To Printers and Publishers.

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New-York tribune., 1879-08-27

frontier and. first aud last, Prince Gortscha-
koff is represented as being at odds with
Prince Bismarck, and exasperated by tho ter
man Austrian alliance. The most logical OF
the panic-mongers is lie MessaGer dc Vtenne.
1t contends that the Russian Chancellor can
not forgive himself for having with hs own
hands pushed the Iron Count into power ana
put within his grasp the incredible successes
of to-day while on the other hand fllhce
Bismarck believes that his work will be IN
complete unless he conQuers the Baltic prov
inces. According to this view, the two states
men share tbs hope that by creating pow
eriul diversion beyond the frontier each may
stamp out the evils of Socialism ana lntelhai
revolt. This is said to be al the duel when Is
"now in the air as surely as was that Oh frai'ce
"and Germany after Sadowa."
Sedan WAS inevitable afte- Sadowa Durlhg
the battle Summer of 1866 one OF the couh-
cillors of the French Emperor eXciailheu
"Sire, military demonstration on your part
"will save Europe. If you let the moment
"pass. four years hence you will be forced 10
"make war against Prussia, and then you VIII
..bave all Germany against You" The military
resources of France had gone to waste III
Mexico, and Napoleon III. fancled that lh-
trigue would be more elective thhh lorce'
He allowed Prussia to make its own terms
with Austria, and when he presented his own
claim for compensation he was overcome Wlth
humiliation and rage at finding ont that he
had been duped and was to get nothing. Inc
day of reckoning came at Sedan, ana lis
maIck's iron dice of destiny turned against
the crowned intrigueI who had dragged bis
country into campaign for which 1t was so
ill-prepared.
But how can there be Sedan after Plevna 7
| The Triple Alliance made the conquest OF
Turkey comparatively easy after the detects
of the Russian military system had bjen re-
paired, and the Treaty of San Stefano would
have been accepted as charter of European
peace save for the unexpected Ie'lstance
offered by England. Even when the Treaty
was revised by the Berlin Congress, Russia
was allowed TO have it's way on all essential
points of the settlement. The alliance OF the
| Imperial Courts was turned to good account
at every angle of the triangle, and neither
Russia, Austria nor Germany has any
| real cause for resentment. In occupying
| Bosnia Austria did precisely what the KuS-
sian Government had repeatedly lmportuned
it to do and as for the breach between the
| two Chancellors, it is an old quarrel. The
| German and Austrian EmperOrs have recently
had a consultar riOn at q retired watering-place,
but this is an annual meeting, and has no
| political significance. Apparently there are
no grounds whatever for apDrehending the
outbreak of another war on the Continent.
Russia may be meditating over achievements
| in war and anarchy at home, but there is 10
cause for suking over the conduct of her
! neIghbOrs.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
MU&CAZ AND DRAuATIC NOTES.


The Carl Rosa English Opera Company were
to commence their tour at the Gaiety Theatre Dublin.
the lltA INST.
Nibo's will be opened next Thursday-Au-
gust 2s We have area y described the designs Of the
new manager.
A three-act comedy by +. G. Bunand, enti-
tied Boulogne," Will be produced at the Boston Thea
ire, September l.
Herr Joachim Raft has completed another
symphony his ninth, which Will be played at Frank
fart where he Is principal OF the Conseratorium.
Cardinal HOhenlohe, the Archbishop of AL
banO. a famous musical amateur. has nominated the
Abbe Iszt honorary OF his cathedral Leo Kill
has confirmed the appointment
For the Inauguration at Rome of the mOnu-
meut 10 Palestrina, applications have been made TO
signor Verdi. to NJ. Ambrose Thomas. aud TO Herr
Wagner to compose occasional music for the cere'
mOnial.
new oratorio by Mr.. Arthur Sullivan, ana
new secular cantata by Mr. j. f. Barnett, composer Oh
the Ancient Mariner" Paradise and the Pert" aud
other works will be produced at the tennial Leeds
Musical Festival next year.
The French Chamber of Deputies adopted
without amendment the Budget for the Government
grants TO theatres for 1851 but did pronounce any
opinon upon the formation OF the Opera Populaire
IN Paris which the Municipality resolved to es-
tablsn by the OF theatre rent free. and the Pree
OF the Seine confer with tho Minister OF Fine ''
about the project
The statue of Thalberg, by Signor Monte
verde is now ready It's future destination at Naples
The monument to Dellini. BY the same sculptor h"'
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
RUSgI1 NOT IN THE SULES

The apprehensons respecting a new conflict
in Europe so frequently expressed III cable
dispatches from the leading capitals are empty
coniectures. The Russian Government is said
to be making extensive military preparations
and to be arming for a deadly encounter with
one of the Continental Powers One day there
are mysterious hints of rupture Of diplo-
matte relations between the Courts of Vienna
and ST. Petersburg respecting 4" the limits Of
" their spheres of activity in the East; this
is followed by a bulletin announcing that the
wilder Russian prints are camoring for war
with Germany, and that the Government has
resolved on erecting new fortresses on the
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27

We publish this morning q special dispatch
to THE TRIBUNE from San Francisco giving
in full The Chronicles statement of the quar-
rel between De Young and Kalloch. The
principal point made is denial that Kalloch
was incensed by an attack on his own father
to slander the mother of De Young. lt is
claimed that the organ of the Wogkingmen's
party, of which Kalloch is the ostensible
editor. threatened to publish the charge
against the De Young family week be-
fore the statement about Kalloch's father was
published, or had been received at The
Chronicle Office. 1t is also claimed that the
original author of the charge against the
De Young family had retracted it in an
affidavit, and had informed KallOch that he
had done so. In excuse for publishing the
charge against Kallochs father, it is stated
that the dispatch containing it arrived in The
Chronicle Office so late at night that 1t was
only hurredly read by the night editor, and
was not seen by Mr.. De Young till it appeared
in the paper.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
Juos. TO anprrnsrmerIs.


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BUsgNygs CHANCEs--7h Pdoe-6lh coIu''"-
RIslNIsS NOTICEs-4m JdGe-lft coluiun
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THF TURF-3d f0Ge-6t cOlumr.
To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN-3d Fdoe-2u coulhn.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27

Inviting that IL suggests perpetual Teposc Whatever
may oc Mr.. Floods reputation the street for cold.
bl00ded hnanclerlng, he must certainly have
strong domestic attachments The quiet pleasure ut
tery devoid OF vanity that ho manifested in pointing
out the pictures other objects OF interest In bs
billardrOom and parlors. proved him TO b. innatey
man OF finer mould than tho world has given him credit
for The strong attachment tnat bound the four bonarza
kng', o'Brien, Flood, Fair and Maokey. shown by
the pleasure with wncl Dir. Flood pointed ont the
magnificent large oil portraits of his soncagues
Mr. Floods eyes seemed 10 kindle With
glow Of sadncsB as we stood before Mr.
O'Brieu's picture. His lacoaic remark. "Te
Boblo man y indicated what was in his heart
Another picture that Mr. Flood mentioned with prde
littc but very carefully painted representation
OF Changing tho Shift on the Consolidated Virginia.
Here is portrayed the SHAFT Of this celebrated bonanz,
mine with the miners pouring out from the hot and
murky depths half clad, their dinner pals hand and
look OF c0nentmeGt their faces. Fastening OF TO
their homes while another set or shift OF workmen an
proachcs ready to continue the work Mr.. Flood IN.
tends 10 have the painting enlarged. and give the
place OF honor in the bhard-room. II deserves
it, for aside from its artistic merit It must not
be forgotten that the Consolidated Virginia has
paid tho bonanza 0rn the enormous amount of
s50000000 Mr Flood has q wife and tWO .rOwn.up
children, daughter and SON. I may no remembered
that after Mr. O'l}riens death relative turned mp TO
claim share Of The mil i0naires estate. Mr. Flood
evidently does not exDect to submit TO such intrusion
IN Ia IN question concerning tho reported exs
t"nce OF Dro;hcr at Albany ne fspucd; " nave only
a sister and my own family" and then added wltA
smile, land Pm sometimes very glad that that Is all tho
relatives have"
KINGSTON, n. Y, Aug. 26.-Mr. John G.
Newkrk prominent lawyer and citizen OF Ellenyie,
History in the Indiana University He Will leave in
few days for Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
Nrlu'9lorIs Daily Gritlaa1G
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. 1879.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRFIGN.-Lord Chelmsford and Colonels Wood
aud Butler have arrived al Plymouth. = Since
Friday last bonds TO the value of $2,500,0OO have
been shipped IN England for this country. =-
Thomas Tandey, a landlord, has been shot in
Meath. Ireland. 60 large emigration meeting
has been held III Sheffield, England.
DOMES uC.-Steps are being taken to construct
the steamboats, for the proposed fast mail line on
the Mississippi. == Mr. Jewett testified on the
affairs Of the Erie Railroad before the Hepburn
Committed at Saratoga yesterday. -A Repub-
licau State Convention is to be held October 20 at
New-OTleans. - THE TRIBUNE to-day publishes
a long article from Mr.. De Yonng's paper. The Sln
FTdscisc0 Chronicle. of to-day, in which he shows
the provOcat;on he received from Kalloch.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Judge Van Worst decided
yesterday, in Supreme Court, Chambers, that the
Board of Aldermen have no power to permit the
obstruction of the sidewalks. = Mr. Vanderbilt
saws the walking match shall not take place in
Madison Square Garden, advertised == Una,
Monitor Sensation. Danichof. Erastus Corning
and Reddlng werc the winners at Monmouth
Park - Gold value of the legal-tender
silver dollar 412l2 grainsD SG91 cents. --
Stocks less active but generally lower and closing
weak.
THE Manufacturers local observations in
dieate clear and partly cloudy and warmer weather.
Thermometer yesterday: Highest, CO.; lowest,
go; average, GJ5so
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27

The men who attempted to bribo the members OF
the Pennsylvania Legislature to vote $f'OoooVo
indemnity to owners of property destroyed Oy tn'
Pittsbusg rioters, together with members VINO took
the bribes, are to be indicted criminaliy Tor their
Offences and tried by less partial judges th"h tic
House which first found thcm guilty aud then re-
fused to punish them. We believe there Is 10 DOUBT III
the mind of anybody that money was unlawfulIy
used bat the matter has been greatly muddled,
and fair honest trial will furnish interesting
reading to people in Pennsylvania and ont of it,
Able lawyers have been employed by both s'dei /;
and the only trouble will be to get an unbiased
jury.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27

this gratifying outlook, but they have had
powerful ally in the general revival IN INDUS
try which resumption has brought 1t Is prooa-
bly, safe to say that there will be no Ureen-
back party in politics after the verdict III
Maine has been recorded.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
Judged at the polls this Fall by his relations
with the various County Rings.
/" FALTHp AND THE FACTS.

Cou,,,ar ti,o upon some mention of the success at
the New-Orleans ietties, The Cincinnati CommTc"
SAYS:
We lack faith in the story that comes rom the @
Jetics may aud etcs may 90. hut we s Das ~
fptn forever But TIE TRIBUNE has Original sources "
valuable mltiou-shippng news We prU1"; PM TI,T
TEBl,sE kindly when hears that snip dih"Lhg, 80
feet Of las passed the bar IN lrV1t .. W IentIon
ef rs knOU-carry the news 20 u.s. % II wrtc-hensV1
thc act SO that we sha be able fully tn understahu
We want to hoar OF just one eiesh as,eSo Name ~ foe
drawing % feet, sna no stckihR III thc mum ~
ship.
Certainly we will take pleasure in carrying the
news 10 The Commercial as il were-iust 50 soon as
il carries Ms the news Of any vessel of that draugh
boyinn visited the port of New-Orlcans since the
isttios reached their present depths. Not great
many of that size are likely to go there. anyway,
and the frequency of their visits is not likely to DC
increased il foolish stories to the effect that they
cannot get in should be continually repeated by
journals of good standing which ought to know
better The City Of Bristol, of the Iuman Line,
has passed out drawing 23l2 feet, but the av-
erage draught OF the heavy vessels visit
ing the port will not exceed 21 feet.
There is abundant water in the channel TO
admit Of the passage of vessel drawing twenty-six
feet but ID cannot pass until 1t there and IL
The Commercial should keep shouting that it cannot
pass anyway, and should be widely believed per-
haps it may not come. Tao exact facts, as we IN
dcrsand them, concerning the water IN the chan
mel prior to tho last payment were certified to the
War Department by the United States engineer III
charge OF the work. and are now on file there. 1hey
ore chat there was then between the South Pass
and the deep water Of the Gul: q. channel
which at its narrowest place was 200 feet
wide and nj its shaowest place not less than 26
feet deep and that this channel had central depth
throughout it's whole length Of not less than 80
feet Since the date of this official report there has
been a gradual improvement in the channel, when
now Ut some points has depths Of 10. % ana %
feet and the 2G-fect channel has width at varion5
points of 300 to 800 feet. Throughout almost ITS
entire length the channel is much deeper and wider
than required by law, but at no place can a chan
mel Of less depth than 26 feet and less
width than 200 feet bo found. OF course,
if vessel gets outside of the channel
il may get aground. Such things might happen
even in the Ohio River Now, will I he Commercial,
which stands almost alone il seeming unduly anx-
ious to belittIc the great success at New-Oreans,
take the pains to let the country know OF just one
case since the completion Of the jetties, in which
ship drawing 20 feet and keeping in the channel,
has failed to get through or has had the least diff
Guilty in getting through Name the ship!
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27

DAILY 1E!HUNF. Mai Subscribers, 81 per annum.
SKMI-WKFKIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, S3 peran.
REEKIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers 81 per anuun.
Terms cash in advance.
THE WrEKIY TRIBUNE will be ready this morning
2t o'clock, IN wrappers for mailing. Irce cents
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27

their control have stolen. Such custom Hi'ghs
exceedingly quicken their idea OF what is tnc real
duty OF u director.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
rnANcn orE1crs oF me- TRIRUNE

HFw- -YORK-No ]. .23S Broadway, corner Thirty
fIst-st; No sos West Twenty-thlrd-st., corner
Eighth-ave.: No. 760 Third-ave., corner Forty
keyenth-St.; No. 90 East FOurteenth-St, corner
Union-squaIe; (; No. 2,3S6 FOuTth-ave, 1laIlem.l
MAsRINGTON-NO. .322 Est.
LONDON-NO 2G Bedford-St., Strand
pARIs-No. 8 Rue Scribe.
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Enylnfss Nonres.
=" ALDERNEY BRAND
PryRIvnvs

An OLD-ESTABLISHED, Weli-knOWl anu SUI SUI
cess annfturer OF Speca stape goods sold by oil boOk
sellers and Jewellers United Stac1 and Canada
nuay not profit thousand dollars lI Ulosss
twenty years compelled by serions lness ~ Iel'e %
whole businesS-fscorY machinery, nttutts
stooS on hand &c cCst Sl25OuO st fair valuation OF
NAV sell part partner an enter rlhg az
Money necessary
security furnished approved notes lmsis Ers.elsS
bnpo,ab house and standing successfully az te
its line OF business in this city ior the lss
wears mo facts stated above will be indOrged by ma0y OF
iho reading merchants aud bankers Of NewYOrk Address
"HUpsON" Box Is, POST Office. New-f0rE
BURNETT's Kalliston allays all irritation of
the skin removing tan sunburn, &c