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New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
wIL1fAM BELDES,s FINANCIAL METHODS.

William Belden, of the firm of Belden g.
Co.. brokers' was arrested several weeks ago and was
held in 500 900 BAIL action brought by Frederick
Meyer assignee OF the flrm OF Haar Co.. for the
coyery of Sj7,S67 JS 1t alleged by Mr Haar that
Mr. Boiden came to him October b. 1873 and directed
him 10 sell his firm 5000 shares OF Western Union
stock 5000 shares Of Chicago and Northwestern, aud
70 purcuase 1od with the proceeds. Mr. Belden said
that there was 90 be great rise the price OF gold
because Of fIiiurc then impending Mr.. Haar, rs he
caims dd as directed, and carly the next morning dis
posed OF the stock But gold tell instead Of rising, and
IN the afternoon tho Arrangement was repudiated by
Mr.. Belden On this account the firm OF Haar Co.
lost the sum for which tho suit Is brought. AFFIDAVIT
made by Washington +. Counor and Jsy Could lnat
MIR Belden acknOu edged TO them that he gave these
orders but that he dld 81 ms own individual ac-
count order OF arrest granted on the charge
OF by MI Bclden TO his acting for
the firm transaction. judge Barrett, III supreme
Court, Chambers. Monday denied motion TO Vacate
the order OF arrest IL claimed for Mr. BeldcD that
although in fact he acting individually, yet that
Ls act Was tho act of the firm and bound the mombcTS
becau.e II within the scope 0! the partnership
business. Judge Barrett holds 10 the coutrary-that
the hrIn formed for stock transactions but l0r
brokerage business. The motion was, therefore, denied
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
DECISIONS-APRuL %.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-Bv Judge Lawrence
In the matter Of Jones Earle ag art-ordsrs granted
OF the Edison Recording eIc ConpAIy-Aouon denied see
Judge Barrett Bradnursi agt Peck Uoon Dime Say
ngs Institution as Hodges johnson sgl stewart Griffith
beam AXE agt. Becker Colsey hgt Cosey' Munson agt
agt Nathan Patent Elastic Felt COMPANY Spencer
agt KBuch judgment granted. Yeaudlo agt Charol-Mo
ton aued and reference ordered on Ute Phyte agt Wat
eIs-si"on s.SEied IeLeee ap' olA'' ,e" oiA Lie ~
aae aB BG ss raned a Teet
Ogdr9 iMoon granted and see no obaetio 10 tho fa
the second Friday Of h.y Parsons agt Van iooten-MG %
cation T. denied the j. by execution In the ordinary
Thompson. Reference ordered Jamos N Plan; Hancock
aei sldkefeIee spponied 70 hear and determine Nuel
Seaman @ sgt Mcini'Te Mouoa granted tI Nay wi,.on
to John a. Macsay. LyinFson ag Cook Motion granted
as TO surplus money! Taylor AIT Wde. Reference oreod
to compute colder AZ. DAhsei ordered On utih
siT,h; .eyens and tenth amen1ment. are dal0"oi tho
Ss,eiaI Ie-m-B' Jndg. Law ener-stedman. etc, agL
~ Judge Van BrunSAre anu another agt Durochs and
OtLers-Decrye signed.
smlth sst Inlev ct a-Mouon 10 reses charge and ex
cepuonsi me uitn s copy o. IN, ogapers minutes
requested BY The desndans counsel let tho ordo be entered
~ Judge sedsiek The People q he STATE ot Vow York
ha. any fnowinr judgment not bcea
provided. The swedish md Luthgsu Church aEt. WHu0th
lotion denied without aud without prejudice Mar
duff trrcmln.-Oulsr granted 5chidn.tChci Lu
directing sale oi lease. iuuer Muller al
Order Transferring 20 jury calendar Merchants Ma
u0ns Bsuk. Reid al InferTogatDrCs suttlci
wheel Company Hg toe National Condensed AiK
order DENY ing motion Tor stay. ScullY
SIudcrs.-Kcmittitur n,d appea! dismissed with
SChh Issg' ,t l Bovine agt PriccOrders granted
DOvIng scL bowling Hubbel ast 1ompkins. -isorreucc
ordered Cooper agf SuithOpei VI SEQ nuAucc. pery
Gould -Orior yacatng Judgment Houncger 81 al.
Wel.ein ct al-lutttroCatOrs settled The Mechanics
etc. National Bank of Cincinnati, Ohio, HCid et
mission ordered Tussa ng the hass~shuscs Mutual Lfe
Company BcIA shire Life Insurance
Company Of Pittslrid Mass orders O' dsConuuuance
Whitman aEt. H0rtonOrier granting piainuh extra all
lOvsnce OF 500 Lcsle ct a. Hgani etc; JuldOOn
q blackwell Henderson aet JacOby
Bocher Arnold sgt CLARK COnkln ACT GroOms Ssloyrr
ggt Buttedck agt. fhmmeri Herman AcAuery;
seyer0s ag GlOtbeIg agt Brccker street and
Futon Ferry Railroad Company dCCrAry Hgt Brown
Walker az spencer John aEL Doyle HONty agt Grrntla
Monroe .gL Hsyuor KatIey All Lutkns byTne agt DAILY
Orders granted
Common Pleds-SDccdl 1ernl-Bv Judge Van Hoe
sen.-Hsf1n agt Rowley-Sce memorandum on 1le.
By Chief Jusuee q. =. DaY.-Cuham Rst Culhsm.-Sce
opinion nle Heron shaier-rhe Court
for the In such In nS accounting
Boarimau.-Order u attend nnal accounting bowman
sst and oher,see opinion hlc Woodwork agt.
tie Universal Life Insurance COMPANY In tho
matter the 5 gnmcut OF M0scs Motion denlol.
Bquiy cru-By Judge Larremorc -fTanzman act. Mo
bubT.-OTdeT rtsetlled and judgment ordered
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
THE COURTS.
A DIFFERENCE OF HALF A MILLION.
A $40 npn v,-oG ohtoinC

A DIFFERENCE OF HALF A MILLION
A judgment for $442, 900 was obtained
IN 1873 against jay Gould by Nathaniel Berry and
Henry A. Heiser, u balance due upon transactions in
buying and clIng gold Testimony was offered ON the
trial 10 show thai Mr. Gould deposited as margins III the
hands of the plaintiffs large quantity Of stocks and
bonds and Sl565OO Of gold. Upon the payment OF tine
Judgment of SAP OOO the plaintiffs to deliver 70
the defendant tue gOd and the margins
Tie plaintiffs were aitcrward thrown into bankruptcy.
and in TIE examinations that followed 1t was shown
that they had sold the gold and margins u the latter
part o. 873 and that therefore they were not holding
ibru for Ar. Gould. Application made for new
trial upuu me discovery OF THESE facts.
TIE matter was back - the referee In December
1873 for report uuun tue effect or this evidence
judge Ec.gwlck received his report IN lhe supreme
Cont vcsrldrv The reports that tho OF
me .tocks Dl gold sod are To be made an Offset stns
the former Judgment. The Court therefore vacated The
Judgment IN iuyor Of the plaintiffs FOR fIi2, 200 aud
IIrcted that verdict for $1,000 be entered Tor the
defendant.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
4a hn ha s sz ea 7o 7 al so es can begns At lO9 %

49, CO. 3d. 81 81 60 TO- H. r. 80 9s Cali begins at O3 to
the end of the calendar.
GENERAL TRRM-AdjOurDed sine die 80. -.
SPECIAL TEHN-Van Worst Case on Law and Fact NO.
s7S-IIolins sgt Morris ct al No day calengar ~ ooo-
CIEcgofaEr I0Va9 Brqnt 5c i-NI ss ~ ~. tsst
222 l5o9 4s7O. 2O75. S975 4987 350J 9oo0 'o' 'o''
'JSsi PsT Yponohue Nos isO 8lOs 43lL 85i s3o7
Io7 i775a 2325 24s2 23l3 46l6 800 2l40. 2l3l 2l93
452i 1851. 1882 81 q 2@ii sob 80! 55y2 @$S @ 33S a
iIlOa 1876 2l7l 5l27 3l3s 3lli 3455 3i5l 9l6J 505
3S7 34gL 2437. S4O3 3lDj 5000 oJ3 16t5, 0o-t "'-'
S52s 3j2a 3j33 353i, 1896. 3j31 49l l. ,, 100, ,,,o
PART III-Iawrence JNos l9C3 M 2lfi 81 III o. g8
i2s 289O 3lG5, 1929. 1882 3O75 SOi O2i JZi' -oo''
SsTryPIoR CouRr-GEyRRAL TERi-Adlouned sine de.
SPECIAL TERi->edgwick, J.-NO day calendar - go
TRIAL TRRn-PAKI l-FrceGman. Nos DUl, Loo. 4iO
427 3sz 55o 6i4. 62i 45O lOO5 TS $780, 4fo o0V o-o'
Pagf II-Adlourned tor tern. -, ,oo
55 IAs &c. 'SGss id5a a5 SSs a4s 5s5 sss @ sS7 s "a
1882 l0Ss all 90 1884, l77 2so i7g $50 7s ~ & 81; r,
COMMON PLRAs-GESTsAL TERM-Adionrned Tor the term
SPECIAL. 1ERli-C +. Daily G. y-No IL 50
EQuITY TRR,i-Ianemore J-Nos a. !, 2 s. ~ ~ D. D.
9. l8 go, 25. t3, 4. 90 , ~. ooe o.,
1oI A go7g soj 7s2 o52 1853 os 1908 0il 9$5 7i5
ss7 2656 2O35 s 1880, lOOl 9s5. 1906 1856 27s o4l
Pm TI'yan tioesen. Nos l72 l73. 1886 1852 a46
1887 174o. s2o , sol lO4O s76' S"' slZ 1855 i"'"
aSRiSg Corsr Tei,L N-PAEr sheridan JNos
Si6s 5762 57Gi 57G6, 57G7 o,.o ..oo ,,o, ,eos
gfS II a. G27 $3.50 5552 1925 5G29 57O3 57l9, G205
6iG3 G2S5 565s, 5oG6 55j7, 534l, 4j57. 5537 1903.
GTSgEAI sEssloNs-PART Lowing J.-The People art
James Purcell. John Shea Daniel sullivan james GOn"nd
James Nelim. Bernard Hannavan grand larceny thaIes
Bosh bigamy John H. Bdlle pe laoenx toDtrt r AM
Frederick Morgan Charles C shy Charles AIho Ruisaay
John Hughes Mulvey william Ward, Frank j. Alien,
Arthur Jennings tconuuued grand larceny James hey
larceny from the person. sarah MchhehiS' aDuucunS
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
NO ACTION BY THE GOVERNOR.

4 DENIAL AT THE EXECUTIVE MANSION IN ALBANY
THAT ANY ACTION HAD BEEN TAKEN.
ALBANY, April pa rumOr ran through the
hotels tonight that Governor Robinson had
decided to approve of the removal of PoliceCom-
missioner Smith by Mayor Cooper of New-lork,
and that messenger had started for New-1ork
with the certificate of approval. Inquiry showed
that the rumor had come from New-fork. At
the Executive Mansion it was denied that any
action had been taken on the cases as yet.
LAWYERS who are well acquainted with the charter
of New-YOTk deny that the method OF ehcting the
aldermen Will have to be altered III consequence ot
the naSsage of an ApportlOnment Dill
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Owing to the number of bills introduced into
the House yesterday the Journal completed to-
day, and the reading Off was dispensed with
The first business In order tho consideration OF
the subsidiary silver bill.
Nj CHlTrENDEN (Rep.. N. " said that tho bill as
reported from the Coinage Committee had only one i'm
portant proysionthat which provided for the redemp
ton Of the SUBSIDIARY silver coins The result OF ths
present law that small dealers the large cities
they received than they could Of
email coins were Obliged sell them at loss. Some
lines the discount was per cent sometimes or per
cent THIS bill simply corrected that wrong, and It's
passage wOnd meet with appreciation.
Mr.. LEWIS (Dem., AiaI opposed tue bill. He cOnsld-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
CIVIL NOTES.

The trial of Messrs. Flaherty and Bennett,
C5mmssloDers Of City works, Brooklyn was continued
Yesterday. Witnesses who did work but received
some pay were examined.
The Commissioners appointed by the Su-
preme Court to receive evidence respecting the build
ing Of elevated roads in Brooklyn Messrs. sullman,
Bartow and Hewlett, held supplementary meeting
yesterday iu BrooRyn 10 listen TO the summus UP Dy
counsel for ana against rapid transit
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

"DOIN' 1T 'ANDsOME."-FlOwer vender !:
Buy bunch OF yolets for penny T. Crusty oid
gent No, no; get away want no viOlets." Flower
yender Then prBps yerd Tow me 20 prezunt yer wi
one for yur 'andsOme ciyilaty."-lFun.
"NO ACCOUNTING FOR TASTE."-"You don't
look we'll aunt let get out that bottle of old port
me edure sent you - Do zee. my love. and lie careful
10 giye t good ard shake to stir all the sentiment
then Pi bo saltln sure 10 get the real hayOr"-tun.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
THE OLD COLONY DISASTER IN COUEE

BOsToN, April 22--At Dedham. Mass, to-
DAY. thero vas Dc un the trial Of Charles II. ha5twol
for mansAughter in killing Patrick j. Reagan, Of
the victim, Of the WolastOn disaster the OH Colony
Railroad in October last. HTtwell conductor OF
tue freight "a ~ and Is alleged that the accident
hrOngAt abOut through mIs negLIgence.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
STAR LINE.

III 7 T
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOIICE-1he steamers Of ths Line ialc tle lane .}te
recommended Lieut. Maury u. > " on DOth the Jut"iri
ana bOmeYaTd VOYAGES. ~ . .
ADKINTIC cant Jcuniue-.... Thursday, day 1 1 .. ill
BALTIC Can't Plr-"ii Gay. slav ~ -op % u
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF w. lUIh'
These steamers Uniform and unsupl5-eiin aD
pOiutmen,s The saloon. StaierOpms. smoking and BAtl
rooms placed aud-hps where the uOse aud motion ar9
least felt aOrng Oi comfort hitherto uuat3ntJe
=
tickets favorable terms.
These steamers neither cattle sheep Bor piRA
Inspection Of plans and other nofmalln apply AZ no
Companys Ohces NO 81 Broadway. Ne~-l oiA or 40 al
hutst. PHILADELPHIA b. CJHIl-, AGENT
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
9th defeated for want of

work to be done were both defeated for want Oh
constitutional majorites.
Alderman Morris offered two resolutions, one re-
duesting the Police Commissioners TO transmit IN,
formation regarding the dumping scows, ana
another asking the Corporation Counsel To report
the number of assessments vacated because Oh
days labor which were adopted.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES FOR
J. SOLDIERS GRAVES -
WAH UITANINfNI,
QUARTERNASTRR-GE GENERALS OFFICE

QUARrERHASTER-G GENERALS OFFICE
WAsuNGION d. c., March 81, 1873 y
SEALED PROPOSALS. in tripicate, are hereby invited
for furnishing HeidstOnes for soldiers graves III trVate
Village ap city Cemetenea, as prOvdg DF the Jaw apPfo'e
February 3, 1879 OF which the following IL an extract
That the SECRETARY war Il hereby authorized 20 erect
headstone graves OF soldiers who served IN the reg
Army the United states during the wal
the UnOn and who have been buried IN private yiag
I'm the manner as provided ~ me IA"
March 3. s73 for those inferred M National Military
Cemeteries" - ,.c,
The total number tp be furnished i3 estimated at 1000
Specifications describing in detail the standard liked F he
secretary War and blank forms Of proposals can De ad on
clOn person by letter 10 CAPITA \ f. Rockwell
A. q. NJ, T. :. A. IN charge OF National Cemeteries
ton ID. e.
Specimens the furnished can be at
this Office
All lids should be accompanied By good aud sufficient
VIII be considered except Tor American
White Marble, OF the grades named in the sueclcatOns
Proposals should be inclo-ed in sealed envelopes and en-
dorse Propose Headst0nes AMI addressed 10 the m
desgned whose Office they VIII be opened IN The preseua
ofuddcrs Monday June 49, 1873 commencing at ii
O'Clock a. m.
By order Of the Secretary OF War.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
Gorpore,ion Notltcs.

NOTICE.-Leases Of certain Piers and Bulk
~ will De offered public sale % bs held By order OF
OF Docks a tho Exchange SlesrO0m, NO
III BrO..dwar, on Monday. April ~, la1S. - =,
fur Information SEQ Tho CITY Record Tor SAFE ~ NO.
city HaL
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
5ce Cream.

EUSSELIIS ICE -CREAM.-Best in the city;
25c per quart Church Fairs, SC: ChslOtes foc yer
doh, cut OF town orders SPECIALITY. IL Bible House.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
Ocean Gteamcrs.

A MERICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ Tne oniy Transatlantic Line aling nqaer ne AMERr'
LORD Give saiis TiiUE5DAY. Aprl q, 10 a. M.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
oTerT C2Tr{nS 70 aay i rdn Pbadeph @ and NcwYorS
BELGEHLAND sails FRIDAY. ApIi 20. 10 a. m
fEfR Fl a4ff aIG 9,G5 569s GsaSF
Ty6eaP22'MG y6a2 Agent & GSScs
~ TSITFP, ,sI4iJ sTATE5 MAIt II TTEAMEa7 ST AE55i
Leaving Pier 50. y L.. foot O; Kngs.
WYOMING ..~I ~ y: Nay T. 5tA M
&IsSt16 ifsBA9 %ay a. % a. S
Nv ~ sn 1be I 30 - !. No.
steamer. built ot iron. IN wacrtisht con-
6e passage across the Aanc both afe ami agreeable hav
TSrya TS sS etpsrsHci sgs,on and ccrr 5a
ho" greatest OF all uxurie5 ~ perfect ventilation Anl
cAbs 80 PHSsA PHISSTATRfEDiKTF iKTfF $40 sTEFRiGE' So
OFFICE no % Williams & GuIov
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
NJ BETWEEN NEWYoRK AND HAERE
TfayelsTs by ne AVOID both ,ran,i, by Eqssn ran
way and The dscomfort oi cnSag tho channel IN small
F%rE NcE Trrderls .... ye-nes,av April 80 70 noon
CANADA Franeu- ...-.-..- Wednesday. May :. m.
''''A' ara GoUls III bESiIS Agent & 90 o. g GroadTay
IMPERlAL GERMAN. MAIL Hamburg
Ansr99R Packet o G9Rp39I' Line for PLYMOUTH
HERD Lk.-......- Auri "a GRIltltl Nay ?
EPTCIA I ifS-I =. ...... Ia
0f passage Plymouth London. Cheroonrg Hamours
an points En.and ScOtl,nd and Wales First Cabin
gold 500; second Cabin gold 900 Sierrage currency asa
KUkHARDT a CO. G. v llCHARD e bOAS.
General Agents, GcnotA fa-'engHr Agents
81 Broad IT,. New.GOrk tl BrOa way. ksN.iO
INMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
TOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF EM go Eh...... til lt-DA1 Ann - a.
CITY or RICH HOND D.. SATURDAY. May 3, %.
CITY OF CHESTER II u ESDAl May m
CITY BRT-S " y R~DAY. Nav -. D. N.
CITY OF BEHII ...... SATURDAY May 9. $50 m.
From Pier 81. y. a.. foot ~ CharfOn-st.
able terms.
STEEHAGE. s2s. currency. Drafts atlovesI ratsS
saloons state rooms smoking and bath rooms am ishps
These steamers do not carry oatto sheep Or pigs
JOHN g. DALE Agent 81 and 3j Broadway, y Y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.iORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREAEN.
COMPANIS PIER foot Oi SECON DSr- hOBoi.aN
MAIN ....... Apr 20 ODt i....... sat u ~ 20
NOSFT. NJ. DONAU.. MAY II
| RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK tn SOU THANH
- 80, TON. HAVRE OR BREMEN -,
FIRST CABIN -. slOu SECOND CABIN.
STEERAGE. $50. . ,,,
Return tickets at reduced rate. Prepaid ssorAso cerat
| Gates $50 , -.
| OELRICHS q co. Bowling green
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

Carving the Belgian amt United states IaiI SAILING
every lO days from Philadelphia and NewYOrS
BELGFRLAND sails FRIDAY. Apu. %. 10 a. m.
For rate, Of passage and other ufJrm1uOn Apply 10
PETER WRIGHT ~ SONS. General \ ,eni'.
S07 Wa,uutst. Philadelphia % broadway New YORK.
JOHN MCDONALD Agent. Battery. place New-Nork.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

CALEHDAis THIS DAY.
sUrKEMR CoUgT-CHAhBLRs-BafretL J.-Nos o. 10 ~
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ Transatlantic Line sailing under tho hNERr-
CAN FLAG. sailing every Thursday lrJu PhlalglDALA
LORD Give sails TlIU kSDAY, ApIl -, I'D a. M
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-27


NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-One of the
largest fires for some time took
place this morning. The fire was
discovered in the stables of the
Eighth Avenue Horse Car Railroad
and Notwithstanding that within
five minutes after the discovery
fully forty streams of water were
turned upon the blazing building,
it was only when there was nothing
further for the flames to feed upon
that the firemen obtained the mas.
terry. The stables were in four
story brick building fronting on
Eighth Avenue and Forty-ninth
and Fiftieth streets. Almost be-
fore any movement to save the
stock in the stables could be made,
the flames burst out simultaneous
Iy from the Forty-ninth and Fif-
tieth street sides. The horses
stabbed ON the upper floors were
united and run down the incline
plane to the ground. There were
nearly 500, aud the work of getting
them out was one of difficulty and
danger. Blinded by the smoke and
frightened by the flames they
kicked and reared, and over one
hundred had to be abandoned to de-
struction. Their piteous whinnying
could be heard above the roar of the
| flames. The three upper floors
were one vast sheet of fire. Two
brick buildings on the corner were
| saved At this point of the stable
an immense quantity of hay in bales
was stored; when these caught fire
the sudden bursting ofthe bars that
bound tina bales caused an explos-
ion that shattered the side of the
building and threw the brick wall
| into the street. 1t fell with crush
ing force upon ladder on which
were Chief Campbell, Foreman
John Welch and Firemen Henry
G. Mount and John Regan; each
and all were buried under the smOk-
ing mass and u shout of horror went
up from the spectators. Their COM
rades instantly fell to the work OF
rescue, and soon all were recovered,
bruised, bleeding and insensible,
Mount had his skull and leg frac-
tured and was also injured inter
nally. He died in an hour after.
wards in tho hospital. Regan had
a leg broken and was badly cut
Chief Campbell and Foreman
Welch were painfully but not ser
. iously hurt, and remained on duty
Hardly had the firemen and spec
tators recovered from the excite
ment caused by the fall of the wall
when IL was rumored that u fire
man had fallen into the building
/, but muster of the companies late
2 showed that all the men were pres
/, ent except those taken to the hos
pital. Soon afterwards the wall OF
g Fiftieth street fell with crash.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-27

This advance comes out of whom?
Out of the farmer who, to dispose
of his grain in the European mar
kets, must submit to the cost of
freightage, exchange and commits
sions; so that, with the
increased cost of bis farm
ing implements, wearing ap.
parel, tea, coffee and other
necessaries of life, by reason of the
advanced cost incident to the con-
tract system, whereby he has to
pay increased cost of railroad
freights over sail, he Is between
two fires with none to help him.
Parties who resisted the allure
ments of the railroad contract
system and sternly refuse to sub
NIT to their dictations have been
able to realize large profits on their
goods shipped by the Horn; for
there were a few who would not
under any circumstances contract,
keenly foreeesing that if they did
others who did not would undersell
them along their own doors. 1t
is we'll understood that the rail-
roads have extended their contracts
till the first of January next in
hopes of keeping all those they had
last year, and also of whipping in
those that still held out; but they
are counting without their host, for
many who contracted last year are
now availing themselves of the in
ducements put out by the clippers,
understanding full we'll that the
lower the railroads contract with
some, the lower the clippers, rates
willgo. For it may as well be un-
derstood first as last that as long as
grain grows in California and Ore
gon so long will ships go there for
it, and if rates are low at this end
they are sure to be high at the
other.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-27
TO OWNERS OF LANDS.

The undersigned Will be happy to re-
ceive particulars and plans of land Tor
sale in this county, with view to in tro-
duce the same to the iotice of intending
Immigrants. Samp of any kind OF
produce will be usefn and can be left at
my office, No 10 Spr street.
ED YARD l.. GOAD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-27
Coming South Going North
..... "a. / + i i

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
Obispo)and Santa Barbara, on
the down trips they stop at Anahelm
Landing, for freight only.
ca Passengers for san Francisco TAKE
the train Tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 800 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-27
THE leadviiie vigi,snses.

LEApvILLE, COL, Nov. "a
Matters are quieting down. put
guards patrol the city still, ana the
eonaict between Vigilantes and
ping. Uglies may be resumed, on
slight provocation. Twelve masked n "a
men last night entered a ballroom
and singled oata man and exam a
red his face, but released him, say
mo- 1This is not our man" None
Of III The parties warned to leave have
gone.