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The New York herald., 1879-12-15
BASEBALL.

There was meeting appointed to be held In thiE
city few days since of leading baseball men. Tho
avowed object of the meeting. which was
to have been composed of delegates from Albany.
Baltimore Buffalo, National. Springfield, Troy and
Worcester clubs. was the formation of an Eastern
League-chargna only twenty Ave cents admission
fec. Second thoughts the part of the men OF the
clubs mentioned that belong to the National Assoct
alton. caused them to abandon the matter. Conse
qnenty there was no meeting.
On Saturday last a club sailed from this port on
the Cromwell lines steamer Knickerbocker for New
Orleans. They are under tie control and manage
ment OF Mr.. Frank G. Bancroft. last years manager
of the Worcester Club. and engaged Dy him
for the positions again for the of 1880.
During the winter months however, he will travel
in the latitudes and return in time for next
seasons duties. The men he has taken with him are
Nichols, pitcher; Bennett catcher; Sullivan. hrst
bascman; Cramer, second baseman; Whitney third
baseman; Irvn short stops, Wood, left helders
Bushong, centre fielder; Knight, right fielder, and
Ward. tenth man. They are to play in the Crescent
City at Christmas and Now Years. Their next ap-
pointment is in Havana. Cuba. until January Is.
They then return to New Orleans and go to Texas.
Chicago. Cincinnati and Cleveland. & ~ -'0'''''
annual convention the following officers were
elected. namely:.Mr. Hubert. of Chicago.
Mr. Of
of Buffalo; Soden, of Boston. and Mr.. Thorner.
of Cincinnati. directors for the ersping year.
The Board is completed by the addition of Mr..
Hubert. who is ex-oficio member of that body.
president of the League. This choice of directors
coupled with tact OF the Chicago presiding Officer
being member. gives the West the control Of the
Board.
Before adjourning their annual meeting the Con.
venton Of the League voted to hold another
tion such timc the President might designate.
This is not to be o special meeting however, which
would have conne its business to the matters for
which had been called but is to be at which any
general legislation be transacted for the benefit
of tho body. It Is thought that it may occur in
March, at the time when the schedule for next sea-
sons playing will be announced. The committee to
arrange the games for 1880 consists of the President
(Hulbert) and Mr.. Soden. of Boston.
Two of last years Jepey City Club. Esterbrook
and Clinton, have entercd into written contracts to
play next season with the Springfield Club, Of the
National Association.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 5-16c. LOWER; FUTURES
CLOSED FIRM-FLoUR QUIET-wHEAr EASIER
CORN EAsIER-OATS wEAK-PORK LOWER
LARD LowER-sPIRITs TuRPENTINE STEADY
RosIN UNCH HANGED--CoFFEE QUIET-sU SUGAR
QUIEr-PETROLEUM QUIEr-wHIsKEY FIRM.
SATURDAY, Dec. 1876 p. NJ.
The markets were generally strong to-day, but tho
demand for goods was very moderate save in o few
exceptional instances. On Change business was
moderate! Flour wss quiet. Wheat was easier. Corn
was caster. Oats weak. Whiskey was firmly
held. Pork was easier. Lard easier. Cotton on tho
spot 5-16c lower Futures closed firm. GroccrieS
naval stores, oils and petroleum quiet
steady for export 4oc FREQ quoted
at 81 10 So L..
CorrEA-Tho market for Rio quiet; 4l9 bags sold
California private terms; 3Ol2 bags Rio. Tycho
Brahe withdrawn from stock. Stock here tonight
131 $40 bags Mild coffee quiet and weak PAL bags
Maracabo Eiche sold at 15i4c We quote Ordinary
carEoos. l4c; fair do, 15sic 16c good do, 164c
16lac prime 1876 17c; Santos, fair to good 16c
16hc so days; Java mats. 23c 25c singapore,
16c. i7c Ceylon. l4c 17c. Maracaibo lac Isc La
guayra, 141ac 16lsc; jamaica 14c. l6c ST. Domingo.
l3c. 14c. Porto Rico. 15c lie. Costa Rica, 14c lie
Mexican. Ice. 17lsc.; Mocha 24c. 241sc. gostura
1Sc. q 10c. Savanilla, 13c. n 1Sc
CorToN the spot 516c lower and nominal mt the
decline Futures quiet and decidedly lower closing
The salcs for future delivery between A. NJ. aud
M 1871 bales AS follows
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUrREME CouRr-CHAMBEns-Held by Judge Van
vorst.-Court opens at halfpast ten A. M. Calendar
called at eleven A. NJ. Third Monday motion calen-
dar
December 80
SUPREME CouRr-SpEcIAL TEnM-lIeld by Judge
Barrett.-Court opens mt half-psst ten A. NJ. Do
murrcr- No. 10. Law and Fact-Nos 33s. 800. 176.
8s 2O2 iO3 352 20O 75 &C. $685. 357 350 346 365. 369
SupnYME Counr-CfRcUrr-Part Hold by Judge
Van Brunt-Court OPENS at haf-past ten A. M.-
Nos 1905 1871 6o1 1746, 1921. 1910, 1901 934 $780,
12lO AL 1887 2401 1897 1881, 95, 1885, 1885, 1871,
1912 1880. 1878. 1916, $780, 1866. Part 2-Held By
Judge Lawrcncc-Court opens Mt half-past ten A.
M-Nos. 1875, 1884. l353 9sl, 1913. 3sl, 152s Dl7.
1897 $780, 1910. 21s5 1885, 1851, 1885, 1170 1929 1866.
65O 1850, 1920. s73 737. 141S $751; 1727 1725 L735.
7U 1899. 140O 1854, 1882 1856, 666. 12U8 2135 773s
1890 1l4l 1884. 1884, 14li 1881 963. IL 1865 1924,
l402. 975. Part 3-Hcld by Judge Donohue--to
opens at hair-past ten A.. M--Nos. 79e, 46s. 1885,
1882 15g2 16i5 1868 2127 1690 1707 16lO 1900 1869.
2137, 1884, 1916 2277 0 1925 1113 1870 I'LL 1106.
100. 1885, 127. 1859. g 1885, 1877, 1475. 162y 140S
l7i3 1722 173s. 767 7G1. 149i. 114 1852 1675 1885,
1900. 1901. S97. S9S. $780, 1866. 1882.
SUPERIOR CouKr-GESEnAL TEnM.-Adjouried srs
dse.
Speir.--Court opens at ten A. NJ Calendar allied at
eleven A. M.--Nos. 81, 55. Al, 80. 81.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TnrAL TKnM-Part 1-deld By
Chief Justice Curtis. Court opens AZ eleveuA. NJ
Nos 52S $751; 443 512 515, 740 5U2 3OS Az 261. $685.
564 40y. ACT, 1O72, 1U73 1074 1918. l070. Pat 2No
calendar. Part 3-Held by Judge Sedgwicl.--Court
opens at eleven A. M.--Nos 439, 3i. 45s 523, 321,
827, S2S, 63O, $40. 2S6, ~, G5l, 27s, 500.
COMMON PLRAs-aENEnAL TERM.-Adiouned until
the first Monday OF January.
COMMON PLEAs--SPECTAL TERM-Hed by Judge
Van Hoesen.-Calendar called at eleven A. d.--No. s.
COMMON PLEAs-EQU1rY IERM-Held by CHIEF
Justice q. p. Daly.-Court opens at elepn A. NJ
Nos 21, %. 30. 2, 50
CoxnoN PLRAs--TnrAL TERx-Part t-Held By
CONTINUED ON NINTH lAaEl
The New York herald., 1879-12-15

shire the bay ly Bette Bishop. years old. by i'm.
ported Buckden. dam Bette Morgan. by Bay Dick I;
bay mare Montana, years old, by Harry of the
West. dam Waltz. by lexington; bay mare ksthai-
ron years old. by Harry Of the West. dam Kath'
ieen. by Lexington; bay flly, years old, by i'm
ported Glengarry. dam Nevada by Lexington; brown
hily. years old. by imported Glengary, dam Rigmar
roie by imported Australian. and bay mare Glendora
years old. by Glepgarry dam Glenrose. by Lexing-
tom the chestnut mare Summer Rose. years ola.
Dy Nuggins, dam Panama, by Meteor. and the three
year-oid nlly by imported Glengarry dam Romping
Girl. by Jack Malone. The two last named were
purchased from Miss NJ. Poyton. daughter of thu
late Baylie Peyton Gallatin. Tenn.
The stallion Rogers. bay. foaed in 1860, bred By
the late Major Thomas G. Bacon. by Lexington. irst
dam Sea Breeze, by imported Albion; second dan
Gray Norma by imported Leviathan; third dam
Morgiana. by Pacelot; fonrth dam Black Sophia, by
Top Gallant; nth dam by Lamplghter. sixth
died recently at Gallatn Tenn Rogers never ran.
being foaled just at the commencement of the war.
Among the best OF his get Jim Hinton. Lady Ida.
Mamie Douglas Mich ajack, Sleety, Derringer Emma
SAMSON. Phoebe Ii. and George Graham.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec. 13. 1879.
csss:ss si; s;sSs: ssss RaSsls: :';s 60
Cotton dull and owsr mddng, iiNs eS low %lddiinr.
srs. gross sFdnsy @ Ss s''fs n s,s c5
France. a,457. Sales. a.Soo Stock, a7s.s7o '''
Cotton weak and irregular; middiins ike low mid.
Siss1 Ssss Exports '''''"''' '''S Gales 1900 Stock
SAVANNAH. Dec l3. 1870
$,Ss'"E .p1l p
r. drea. Brssin 1,2o sos.,wiso 1856. Sales. 100:
Cotton dull and nominal; middns ia,se low low %iddns.
Exports GoI 30 the Continent lis s,oeI GSio '''''
wrLxtSGroS, n. C.. Doc. 10. 1879.
-, ss a" ;s,sss,'s: s%i:s
firm prime white. csc; mixed. &C.
si"sy 81 ,' willie Ss ra!r
y 1S double V &c es'ss s. r. 7a S & nor so
white and red State as Corn and barley
U Sy ssnpS @ IL bond pyS.S s.
SIS for soseS ss4 "nSoi,sd Miiifsed-sIors ST..
SSis. barley. 5000 bushels, ryo a,cc"ao ''' ~
BUFFALO, Dec. 13, 1879.
whe.. arm sales 900 SnsSs; No Duluth ss II y
f d. do SG s eo H. xssn 5 ga yr;s S.s s g
81 ~ and s, r Sass, rd ss az cssS
SS 8; S S.sS. 4: ss Nd s fss$s s ~. s,s;s s.:
., t,c Barley s.rongi sales ears Canada .. s kyc
ss ss ss s & "..s "is M
SSSs $ = \ sSr,a.s % a"s = 70 u; y a sSs
i,ll s.ia RAJ, ,rcssts steady; wheat III corn
Flour ibis wheat, 1S,I su.nss s"rn soo
DS; Sssrsy sV s SS s @ &" sniS
els; corn 4ssv do oats. ii2oo do barley. 2So do
Flour nrm. With very active Shipping demand sales
The New York herald., 1879-12-15

sssss White SS.s;; 81 s:;s :: .s: va
Marsh milling No. ii ss No. amber Michigan 81 ssss
sew SS sa s'eSisSn high = c'ss
No. t5 "a oa' serrsi sSd ssns; 10 aa .se Gess
:ses dull VERY ,ls Tg"ry prime . = 70 AS r. ssoso
Flour 100 SSis Wheat aoooS bushels; corn 100 do:
os @ se 400 00' wheat
Whoa. armer; No; ] white Michigan, sS s7ss: amber
s" 81 81
March, ~ No. ess%Ss s%Sss ae ar
49c No. white 45lsc. Oats quiet; 40. =. spot aud
4s
ssra ss d9t @ DO oas. aa s o o 0a'h'
rs.r ,'~',y |. s When. Ss
s7So BUSHELS Corn ir%s 4s 4ae 9..s steady
Bulk s
s:s. & ,ss Ss 5s a' sss' =
smsr s ba no d"s ens
Western Reserve oc. 2sc primo do isc prime
iSs ss0'si New Orleans Hags Sai
a% st outside sn Ss so vt M gh,
# s IL & sas
3is.525 Same time last year.
Chicago spring y az, 81 soss cash; " so7s Deeem.
rsss'sa s7'ss Corn anss;tsa but generally lower at
ess generally lower: fresh cash; sas January:
sS Fs sys as%is S
january sl3 47 Fsbruary sls 90 March, these prices
s. So January February; these asked: Bulk
ssar na ~ wss se1a II 80 and frs m a
s. =; Roseip.saoploar. lao% SSls: whoat; lioooo
oSd. Flour wheat.
do barley. 50 do
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
HORSE NOTES.

Ex-Governor Leland Stamford, Of Mcnlo Park.
CAL. has, through his agent. Mr.. Il. II. Corey. been
making some fine purchases Of thoroughbred
brood in Kentucky. Tho Kentucky Lire
Stock Record mentions tho following Tho bay
mare Tippera. 8 years old. by Tippcrary.
dam Vic. by Austerlitx; chestnut marc Aelion. 7
years DID, by Enquirer dam Lutte. by sherrod; the
bay Marshra. 10 years old. by Plsnet dam VAN
dslia, by vandal; chestnut mare Frou Frou. years
old. by Asteroid, dam Ducstoon. by Wagner; the
bay mare Bottle Morgan formerly bay Annic)
8 years old, by Bay Dick. dam by imported
The New York herald., 1879-12-15

Wheat quiet and castor Tho following the bid
and asked ut the last call No spring for Dcccm
ner 4S asked January per GENITAL ~ ~ DID " "a
asked No. white for December 81 J31s bid yl J4,a
asked January per Genital ~ 5yi bid 81 20 aed; Fob
rnary pcr centa %, 80 bid 81 B5 asked No red for
December 81 57t bid, 5sa asked; January, per GENITAL
" 20. bid " vr asked: February, per GENITAL 81 Ia
for future delivery were 45 % bnseis NJ ~ SO ~ 90
tor No white for January, per Genital $y 90 81 65,4
per GENITAL Tor do do for February 81 90 81 81 Genital
Tor NO rcd i.r January 81 ccntai for do do for
february y q per GENITAL for May ~ 57asi 5s ier No
for January. 81 G2A VI 53 for February,
81 5ta ~ 54 for No. WHITE cash: ST 5ss December
VI 5o aSl 5"a ot January 81 oes4 81 80 for February
aud - GA Tor March Corn was goct and easier. The
December, steamer ,2c bid 62ac asked Dc, No p
bid v5ssc asked January steamer 81 O1s bid 81 fUis
asked per GENITAL do No 2. per GENITAL, 81 Tx bid.
IA Ncsmcf' per esnt"' ss 81 ~, 70
asked; May, No 2, per GENITAL, u 10 asked. The
The New York herald., 1879-12-15

1910; Fourth. 1oS; Hanover. 1ls; Irving. l23 Man
haitian. las; Market ia: Mechanics. 140; Mechan-
ics' Banking. rs; Merchants. 1877; Merchants Ex
change. n; Metropolitan. 1885, Nassau. IS; North
America. sss; Park. ll2h; Republic. 1lG; St. Mich
olas. l07.
Gas stocks are quoted New York. soto IS; Metro
politan 10 to ll5 Mutual. so to 55 Municipal. l40
to 1is Jersey City. 1875 to l45 Manhattan 14o to 145
Sales at auction on Wednesday were:-lo0 shares
New York, "a; 100 shares Manhattan. 143ls.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15

Sained-Good ordinary IOssd.: strict good ordinary,
II s4d.: low niddng. ~ Lied middng. u zl6d The
rsccptsas the ports were as ws:1sivcston sG7
4.7y, Wilmington. liso;, Noriclk s,s77 New York:
1907; Boston, 2.,35; philadelphia 12O Total. 81 733
bales. This day last week. 3o.ot6 bales This day last
year, .do23 baos. Liverpool tclegrsms go r. M
bales. Market heavy. sales-spceula,on, SOD bales;
export, 100 do. Middng uplands, 6nd.: mid
ding orleans. I'd futuressclcrs at 3-3sd. decline.
Dccctnbcr delivery uplands low mddling clause .7d
i3 led January delivery. upiands. low mid.
ding clause % SD ID lid. jam February do
livery upiands, low middling clause 27-32d 13 6d
February March delivery upands. low middiing clause,
q 2g,d 65td: MarciAprl delivery, uplands low mid
ding clause I5i9d Apr-May delivery uplands,
low middling clause I.32d I'd. Mny-June delivery,
cry. .upands low m,ddilng clause 7'ad 3ssd. Three
Flour AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2is77 bbls.;
wheat IS $50 bushels; mea 7si bills and 123 bags;
corn is 26utj do rye, 6,5S
lev i32,W do; malt. 10 $50 do Flour qnict Tho
sales uding Sratc Western and Southern
l.,V0 bills within the annexed range. Rye -four
quiet about former prices Sales 900 bDls. Corn
meal ruled steady with sales of lUO bbls bags
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
VVIr''
FIVE DOLLARS

IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN a;ERMANyl VIENNA CITY
GOVERNMENT BOND.
These bonds issued as shares In nm Austrian
city osn and by the Imperial
Govcrnment and redeemed in drawings held
FOUR TINES ANNUALLY,
until cach bond IL redeemed with least 30 cent
its fnco value Tho accumulated interest on the whoo
loan Is distributed IN premiums ranging from SlO TO
quarterly drawing The next redemption tdrawn) takes
place -
In which tho three highest premiums nro:-
2UOOW FLORINS,
5000 FLORINS,
$1,000 FLORINS.
Tho lowest premium that coch drawn bond must bc
deemed with Is not loss than
ln FLoRINs.
ONE fLORIN is EQUAL TO ABOUT 45 CENTS.
aud bond bought 0 before tho I'd of Jsnu
Is entitled TO tho whole premium that may bc drawn
Price Of bonds. $50 each Balance Of S75 payable in
monthly instamcnts Of So Desired. In the bond
should not be drawn In tho redemption tJmnuary
~. These bonds negotiable the prevailing market
quotations dixie tho United States government bonds)
Money may s sen, registered letters Post Office
orders drafts New York Full information
apple aton. Call on or address tho
INTERNATIONAL BANKING COMPANY,
f5C BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY.
N. B.-Thc above Government bonds arc not TO be
pared with any lottery whatsoever and do conflict
with any of ths laws of tho United states,
Please mention the paper you saw this In.
VNAXTED--A Man WITH FULL EXPERIENCE In
w produce business to start same with advertiser
with some prefcrred undoubtsd referenccs re-
quircd. Give name and address. f. lob Herald Office.
c.l.llll WILL PURCHASE AN INTEREST IN A RE-
1OVOliable and very profitable business established
~ yenrs JONES. -, Centre 81.
d.1 n OON "A GENTLEMAN WITH THIS AMOUNT
81 and d a.
Address in confidence stating nature Of business MER
CAMILLE, i72 Herald cfHce.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15

The imports Of specie for the week according to
the Assay Office report) were $2.972.993. OF which
$570.0O0 arrived on the Rhein to-day. The imports
since August -. when the first consignment de-
livered to tho Assay Office s71 67s $780, Of which
$55579.5OO delivered to the Assay Office for re-
coinage.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15

Albany 4 Susq...
salt. X Terre H..
Alt. Il Terrc III. pr.
~At. L. Pac. TEL.
*Amer. Dist. Tel.
Boston w. Power.
Boston Air Line.
sBos. Air Line pf.
Boston Land Co..
B., G. r. 4 n. ....
Canton n...........
Canada Southern.
Caribou Mining.
*Central Arizona.
*Chi. (, st. l.. X N. o
c., c., G. Il Lee.
Ches. X Ohio.....
Ches. Il D. lst pr.
c., c. 4 1. G..
Chic, Il. Il Q'ncy.
Chicago Il Alton.
*Cleve. Il Pitts.
Chic, ST. p. X NJ.
Chic. n Northw't.
Chic. X N. w. pf..
Chi, Nj. Il st. P.
Chi. MAST. P.pf.
Chi. Rk. 1. & p.
aConsol. Coal.
Del, L. & West. !
Del. x Hudson.
Excelsior Mining.
*Erie Y Pittsburg
Han. L. st. Jo.....
Liam. * St. 10. pf.
Harlem. .........
hoinestake Ming
Houston " Texas
Illinois Central.
Ind, Gin. X L....
sind, f, Bloom.& w
Kansas Pacific.
Keokuk Il Des VI.
~Keok X Des NJ pr.
Lat, Bloom Il al.
Louis. & Nash....
Little Pittsburg..
Lake shore. ......
81. Erie Il West.
L., N. Alb. 4 Co..
La Platte. ........
Manhattan.
Maryland Coal.
Mar. x Gin. LIST pf
Metropolitan RR..
Mich. Central.
Mobile * Ohi0....
Mo. Kan. " Texas
Morris & Essex.
Nash, CHI. & st. l..
New Central Coal.
n. j. Central.
n. \. Central.
N. Y. Il n. Haven.
N. Y. Elevated. -.
N. Y, l.. Il. II w. :,
N. y, l.. i. Il W. pf
Northern Paciiic..
North. Pacific pf.
Ohio x Miss 49,
sOhio & Miss. pf.
Ontario Mining...
~Ore.. Il. X Nav.
Phil. Il Reading.
Pacific Mali.
Pitts, T.. W. a. @.
Pull. Pal. Car Co.
Quicksilver ......
*Quicksilver pref.
est. L. & s CITY.
st. Z. 4 5. City pf.
Standard Mining.
Sutro Tunnel.
St. l.. n san F....
st. l.. San 4. pref.
Bt.L. AZ ST. 1ss pi.
st. L., j. NJ. " s..
Union Pacific. 80.
Wab. st. l. Il Pac.
Wab.St. L.&Pc. .pf.
Wost. Union Tel.
American tx.
Adams Tx.
Wells-Fargo Ex...
United States Ex.
-. =.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
~HS 'N'N" "H'b "oA~ .'O ~'No ~ VI
for the various State securities -

Bids for bank stocks werc:--America, $50;
Butchers aud Drovers loI; Central, ITO; Chemical,
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
FINANCIAL.

REASONABLE RATEs.-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
bought of all kinds effected with bost
MES at lowest premiums
j. J. HABRICH CO.. 1875 Broadway; box $50.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-03

ITsometimes occurs to us, as a sort
of wild Arcsdian dream, when we
see Hayes browsing around agri-
gricultural fairs, like q sort of
modern Nebuchadnezzar, with
Sherman stumping the State OF
Maine for the Republican party,
With Evarts on his Vermont farm,
with Schurz in the Indian country,
Thompson on a revenue cutter
skirting the Atlantic coast, Devens
attending New England clambakes,
and all the rest of the fraudulent
government scattered somewhere
or other, that it would be a good
thing If the Executive features of
the United States government were
abolished and handed over to the
control of joint Congressional
Committee. We notice that there
Is precious little difference whether
the central government officials at
tend to their duties or neglect them.
1t is not only all the same hun
dred years hence, which can be
said of almost anything, but il is
all the same in the present year OF
grace, whether they are absent or
present in Washington.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-03

This will be the largest exhibit of Pacific
Coast productions ever seen in Southern
California.
The oregon exhibit now at the Mech an.
les Fair, will be taken to Los Angeles.
The Journal of Commerce exhibit OF Gall.
fornia productions will also be taken to the
Southern California Horticultural Fair.
Band Tournament will also take place
at the Pavilion ring the progress OF the
Fair, to be PARTICIPATE in by The leading
sands in -ou hern JaliforLia.
A Grand Military Encampment will Ike
place at Los Angeles during the Fair, to be
cOmpos ed OF ths San Francisco CMets, Los
Angeles Guards and Other military com.
panies.
The Southern District Agricultural socis.
ty hold their stock Fair and ia es at the
? rk during the week of the Horticultural
Fair.
Liberal reductions in fares and freights
have been arranged with thu hailro sd and
Steamship Companies for Fair week, and
excursion trains will bs run over the Ave
lines of railroad entering In Los Angeles,
thus guaranteeing the laIg st asssmbl go
of people ever had on this Coast south or
San Francisco.
BABY SHOW on Friday.
Locke's troupe will present II. NJ. L. PIN
AFoRE two evenings during the Fair.
Membership tickets emitting tho
hold r to family season ticket and
30 ithern California Horticulturist. ...$5 90
Single Day Admission Observation-Disclosures. rs
Single Evening Admission. .."......,.. 90
Send to the secretary for Premium List,
Rules and Regulations, and further Inform.
alton.
J.DzBARTH sHoRB. Pres't.
l.. NJ. HOLT, Sec'y.
W. Z. MoRFoRD. superintendent.
sepl8 I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-03

THERE Is till another respect In
which the Associated Press fails to
acquit itself of the full measure of
its duty. We don't hear any con-
fldent outgivlngs as to the result OF
the election in the State of New
York, with John Kelly, in full
Tammany regelia, hourishing his
tomahawk, to the contrary and
Notwithstanding. On the other
hand, we fiud that Governor Rob-
inson, the friend of Tilden and the
friend of the honest men OF New
York, Is serenely confident OF his
own reelection. 1t must be borne
in mind that the friends of Tilden,
which is another word for u rally
of all honest men in the State OF
New York, are generally defeated
before the election and triumphant
afterwards. We cannot discern, In
the dispatches of the Associated
Press, any such evidence of ina
chineu Cornell "boom" as would
Justify one in looking for his cleo
ton as Governor of New York,
maugre Kelly. Cornell represents
the desroiler and desc
orator of the home of ex-senator
Sprague, of Rhode Island, and
Grant. And the coDjoint associa-
ton does not seem to enthuse the
people of old York State.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-03

REALIZING the fact that we have
never been supported by the vener.
able and authoritative outgiving of
any Ecumenical Council, we have
never set up for infallible. We
hold our opinions with due modesty
and correction, yet we hold them
with fiery fervor that no amount
OF Republican balderdash can
damp. We think that the Demo-
cratic party has its best chances of
success on national theater by
showing that, in every conceivab BILE
way, it is antagonized to the Re-
publican party. We don't think
the Democracy have an earthly
chance of winning as a sort of milk
and water, secondhand edition OF
the Republican party. To our APP
probation the Democratic party
has failed hitherto because 1t has
at times seemed to lack the reso.
lutte manliness of the Democrats oil
old. The people are sick Of the in
sincere and artificial standards Of
political morality which have been
erected by men who, in the case of
the honest members of the party,
have violated the Republican ira
ditlons of administration; and, in
the case OF its cunning and unscru-
pulous membership, have added
every phase of grand and petty
larceny to sounding and hollow
Pharisaism. What the people of
the United States really need to-
day Is not an apotheosis of Grant,
but an inspection Of the national
lsdgers. The only thing that will
'rantes this last is change of
holders.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-03
AN "Old Republican y has 8

AN "Old Republican ~ has some.
thing to say about the Grant
"boomn in our local columns.
The HERALD don't believe in the
Grant boom. 1t is Brummagem
sort of a thing, which will boom it.
self out. Very shortly, if the fa-
tiguing process is kept up, great
disgust will spring up amongst the
American people. They have not
been accustomed to being SUBJ
merged under a mountain Of tuft-
hunting fal-lal, and there is no
earthly danger of their changing
their old habits. Grant has been
overdone in California, and the
people need rest. AS to the es-
seutial republicanism of the Amer
lean people we entertain no doubt.
We suggest to our correspondent
that he cultivate a more hopeful
spirit-one more in keeping with
American traditions, which will
certainly have force for hundred
years or so.