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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-17
A connects for Milton. y. e.

A connects for Milton. Nc.
Is connects for AsNefr and all ir"iHtS IN "t'N''+
North Carolina dali y. except >H:dag. ,.,
& connects for Macon and all points IN So''."'S'
Georgia. g.,
ID connects for ia ksony lie AN! all points !" ~
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+ connects for Macon arI AL points IN S"n'hT's
Georgia and Chattanooga. N.sS'ici W 'i''''' 1900
all Texas points. ,, .,,
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Trains from the aboyc-uau,cd points "TrtIe ~
Richmond 1T 4:43 =. VI. am,t $50 T. VI , -
The Train arriving ~ Richmond i; U.fu y p .
makes close connection with the Virginia -, am
Company's s;cane. arir! FOR Oi! Point ani N2,'"'
leaving Richmnnd 1T 7:l5 4. NJ Iues!aN | .-'s'
DAYS, and SATURDAYS. $3.50.
Trains betwecn Greensboro Ard salem ran DIX
except sunday. ,.,-,
run through or Tram No. As from NJ" l.IA a..
Richmoni to Atlanta. aud iron tirc',n>h"'" -.
2usta, and on Train No. AZ from New OK AL" ''s'
Tickets sold 10 all points south. >'n,heas'' 81!
southwest. and baggage checsrl iar"'@h;
Freight Traiu No. 9, leaving HlcHMohna q. -,
NJ, and No. 10. arriving in Rlch!n)nH al 80 ~ 49,:
| will have accommodations FOR Ie" 9t'.'.1- 3d.,
passengers, who must purchase ucscl. "i',, 90.
ting on the train. No passeuScrs "lI u '"'
other freight trains.
No lay-over checks given on lscs! ti"$>I, ono.
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General PaN$rnscr N-t"-
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OFFICE GENERA TEckN S, 1.'h 80.
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NORTH BOUND.
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icxccpt sundays; due Al W W.
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3:O5 r. NJ; PhilIdc'p hiS, o.,
IN: New York, loD3 /. W
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| days..
| SOUTH BOUND.
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| w. datiy fexcept sundays. ie~No
| New York s:l3 A. ~; m"
| dephia. ! i:i3 A A.. h, tra
! more, $3.50 L. NJ; Washlns'o"
Va va, \ # Arrives ~ Byrd-stree, st.:MS
w. daily. Leaves New YORK, ~
=. M.: philadelphia, l:IV !
| a.: Baltimore, 400 A. !"
| Washington. $50 \. VI. AN
NJ q $40 A. W., ACCOMMODATIONS fEaEss
| " ARRIVES xt Broad-Sreet 5!A'.'-
| daily (exeep. Supiaysl ,
| {. 4. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Aseht 4,
| Eft n. MYERS. General Superintendent. ~ -
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RICHMOND AND DAS''A'i- RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAkHG EFiE,-
SUNDAY, JUNE -, 1879.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-28

AMUsEMENTs-2p PAcE-ist I'd and Sd coils
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BoARDERs wANrED-7rn P1cK-sth col.
B8S ak S5S sRLE AsD 70
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CITY REAL LIE ESTATE For sALEe7Ia rAcn1'sh a IL; col
GLoTHiNGMsp % PAss"sth ,@iA col. N
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yunSiFukflss sFF fas1Issf p.sasts .ea ST ss,i so
sa and Sd s0''
HoRsEs. CARRIAGEs SC-Isr PAGn-3d and 4th coils.
HoGGE1s7iRSo hSGsE RocHs ssfsqh Rhdhs OF
1usrW,l6TT62n MANTEp-5JI p..aE.tb pAGsLSibh co COL
LOST EsaHSblPoUSP ASp PoUNDris1 r1sr P4ssUis.eoL
sAshEE ssRIShExIfa SxNTELsMap s.ss.e f.es@.h COL
PAGE.
NEW 'FiIufBsELIcArIoNs- PAor-esh col.
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RH4E E4fH 45 zTSHSSSE4ls n4fss fssss:s
RESTAURANTS-2D PAGE-4th col.
REWARDS-1sT PAGE-ist col.
SALES AT AUCTION-lsr PAGK-4th and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7rH PACK-lst and
EEdf4S :sS
STURAGE-7rH PAGK 18th col.
THE LECTURE SEASON-lsT PACx-6th col.
THE TRADES-7rH PAGE-3d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSES-7fH PACE-5th col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-7M PAGE-5th col.
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET--7rH PAGE-6th col
WATCHES. JEWELRY, GC-Isr PAcr-sth COL
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THE FOLLOWING ARE a FEW OF THE GER;
TaE THIRTEENTH DRAwING:-
LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. S, 1879.
certify that held for collection ticket No. 9526,
which drew 81 o. In the Thirteenth Drawing Common
wealth Distribution Company October 80 and the same
promptly paid by check Third Ma
'''A- Money Deiivery, American Express Company
LOUISVILLE, KY Nov IL, 1879
certify that held for collection ticket No. 55e26,
which drew 81 900 in tho Thirteenth Drawing Common
wealth Distribution Company October 30, and the same
tional Bank. Louisvilie, KY BEN WORD,
Money Delivery American Express Company
DEAR siR--At the last drawing of tho Commonwealth
Distribution Company captured 81 900 on one of my
tickets for the prompt payment Of which feol much
Obliged to you Many friends mine hearing of good
luck desire to invest with tho next Yours
respectfully. H. D. fiEHNEf.
NV YORK. Nov. 8. 1870
certify that had ticket No. 56447 in the Thirteenth
Drawing of the Commonwealth Distribution Company,
drawing $780, which amount promptly paid In
rency at tho office OF T. j. Commerford,
163 Broadway HENRY LIGHT I2o oth sv.
NKw YORK; Nov 10 1879.
hold ticket No 81 674 for tho Of 81 600 in the
Thirteenth Drawing of the Commonwealth Distribution
Company October so Said amount promptly paid to
by check on the National Broadway Bank.
REMEMBER THE .DATB-HAS ALWAYS DRAWN
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
EJ. coMMERPoRD. 1853 BROADWAY.
ORB H. PORTER CO., 1,227 Brosdway.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, ,2s5 BRoApwA1Yss 1Ys
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION
OF ADvERTIsEMENTs AND SALE OF PAPERS
ADVERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK<I IN THE EVENING ARB INSURED A
PROPER CLASSIFICATION
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
X 81 NASSAU ST, NEAR FULTON.
doNSsosTSHTfA RIsSaIsaSSSs SSSSssSs SSnPasr
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
HAS kHsTysEH kN1Ss bsaAE syAEr 5ST5hnx 30
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
1ssIsIAsA STATE
JACKSON 4 CO. 81 NASSAU ST., new YORK.
ENruckY lsY STATE HAS ALWAYS pRAWN aaS !, q, on
s. 900 '''' 80 o"p'A' t;tf tGUsfIs CO. sSS stS
IL COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
hss osPssl Sssn ai: sSn sGo ~ prizes
b. II. PORTER L. CO.,
General Brokers and Commission Merchants,
7 AIDES SEND rs cENTssAND GET SURE REMEDY
TAiNE. New SoIk. ~ - .--N
MAIN OFFICE. 81 NASSAU 81.
l Branch. corner Bond st. and Bowery bank buiidng)
BORGER & CO.. Bankers
Qormeriy Wachsmann & Coz
Bills of Exchange on Germany and Havana; German
Government Bonds bought and sod AdGress s letters
MARBLE AMP MAEBhEIzEP E MASTELs ut, GEAyE a
M I'VE buy and sell spanish Gold. Havana Bank Bills
and cash prizes OF the Royal HavanarLottery.
0AsA' list Of pAsi da.riafks MHfkrIsRs Bankers
NINE. DE RUYTHER GIVES INFORMATION IN ALL
of vitality restored. fo7 West 18th ST., 9Th
MISS ALICE STEVENS GIVES MAGNETIC TREAT
t. iSs Ess. 18th st.. drsi aoor Srss door s''
MAD HANSON 455 9Th Av. CURES EYPECTUALLY
ItlrheunAtisu and debility oy animal eiertriety; grad
uate University Royal. Copenhsgen; Roman baths
NTME. M'NEMAR TEII.s YOUR PAST AND FUTURE.
1 tells thoughts; wonderful second sight sos I'd
av. (second belly
MRS DIR. v. NJ. GEORGE-MEDICATED AND vAPOR
Vu Bsths manipulating unsurpassed 10 East 10Th ST.
9to9
MISSES BANCROFT AND CLARK GIVE ELECTRO-
magnetc treatment: satisfaction guaranteed l52 I'D
av.. near 18th St.
MISS GUARDIE CARLETON AND MISS MARIE
give magnetic treatment satisfaction guaranteed ~
Sd av-, one flight
SPEGIAAL GIVEN t AWAY H,b APPLY
Brooklyn, L. d.
u1 O7 Z PROFITS IN LEGITIMATE STOCK SPECU-
Dl.O Olaton In 80 days $25 to 500 makes fortunes:
SsGbn e., - EHshanss place. New YORK.
GEO 7O0 KENTUCKY STATE
SCJ.lUU. has always drawn
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %
1862 prises draw $59, 100
HIGHEST $1,000. LOWEST S..
b. H. PORTER Il CO.
1-227 Broadway. New York. corner 30th st.
DOGS, BIRDS. sc.
DfRDs BIRDS BIRDS
Bird dealers and fancies will ind It to their advan-
fresh Importation Of snsing and fancy Birds every
week. afl-
No other house in America has such facilities We
CHARLES RE1CHE 4 BRO.
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A UCTION SALE OF BO0KS
hBARkER CO., AZ AND ~ LIBERTY ST.,
will sell by auction
THIS DAY FRIDAY) AND no MORROW SATURDAY.
a usble coll. .cton of
STANDARD BOOKS.
including the best editions OF popular works,
In fine bindings.
A SECOND HAND FURNITURE
n .At saesroom ~ Liberty ST. this day Fridayl at II
O'Clock lot OF Furniture Carpets Kitchen Utensils, &c.
GEO. w. KELLER. Auctioneer
pY ROBERT sOMERvlILE, AUCTlONEKR-EX
DECUT0R's SALE, THIS DAY. AZ y WEST a5D
s All rhE or FH FHhSoh
PAfNTiNGs. -fARLoR suiTs TABLES, ETEGEREs.
sEAS6 wALHTT UT BEDsIEAn BvkENxrTS pHSiNt MASH;
ROOM FuRNiTuRE, chiNA. GLASS AND siLyER
lions AND iN First CLASS CoNDLTioN,
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
PY RIFgNBARy FORsHAY, AUCrIoNEERs,
Doice 2i4 Bleecker ST. sells 10 o'clock this day Stock
and Fixtures Toy and Stationery Store $50 Hudson St.
Spring st. stock 81 POO without consisting
Carts. Toys large Blank Books Ledgers
eyerything pertaining first class store Lots to u
dealers.
II COLTON, AUCTIONEER
IL viii sell on FRIDAY November o. at IL o'clock.
at the salesrooin, 59O broadway, below Houston ST.
Largo sale OF rich Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room
Organ. Clocks Bronxes ~ Oil Paintings &c There will
be In this Parlor Suits
Bedding, Parlor Billiard Table &c. also by order of
ecutrix lot of Clothing N BThe Carpets will be sold
about O'Clock
EORD CO.. AUCrIONEERs
j. This day Frdsy). November .S at 10 o'clock. at 1l2
Duane and ~ Reade st. large and attractive sale Of 500
account Of whom it 200 lots Of tin Toys
comprising Locomotives Railroad Trains Magic
Carriages. Wagons, dc &c
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A j. LUciGs SMITH. Auctonser, ' 0''''
THIS DAY sEhfRAys, Eah5 ShS5 kSo5ygxsnR as.
' SosSHSsISd SSIH S q A. nSnS & SSEock. sEo As'
rHs% SsfS r.,
FAkEos s IeAe.. DESCRIPTION u
raw silks style Of Queen Anns a. Cabinets Tables
Mirrors, rare antique Bronxes; sevres, ormou Aanel
LEE YStssa!SS 3 M HR
GRAND ~SA 9sSat atAhb:s xsslqh' ~ cox * aoSDL
EAGns Gakr aHr ASs sA ~ nssfhaa III AfPeEWs
sss:! Ss,S sS ssas:ss
81 Gases Bsds'sds s
sss..s. sSsns i Bed: fiIis%: sI.ass.: Suit. !sp:
DINING RooM.-BuTcf Ex;onsion Table, Chair. in
sSnas chairs. &C. Goods packed and shipped Take Gle
vssod rafosd or Sixth avenue 70 asd s;
5'Tl0s FhIs fhHF- galDAp n9nxSS, AysFI0s SALE
NO pr IS sE5M iSS AVE.
oniShHSISS psSEiSSSY aaai$$f RiSSSE9iiESS piSso.
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS, in rich
SsSsas sSo"y d rnS sh
yiI Hs 5wakb Rs6 AN1 sys
S u ks FkkSdh MkE bSR ASy
dseSie ssd;.sads sas's S.1 aIa
ssf SfFfrs es"s
turkish sais r,ss drop light chsndsisrs silver safe
Take Broadway sixth avenue University place ears to
- Mss TO 9 f aN sir iii sSd % c,v or
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A SATURDAY NOVEMBER -,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20.
FOURTEENTH GRAND DRAWING
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
HAS ALWAYS TAKEN PLACE.
MACAULEY's THEATRE. LOUISVILLE. KY, WILL
BE FILLED BY 1000 OR 5000 PEOPLE.
ALL WILL SEE TO 1T
THAT EVERYTHING IS CONDUCTED
JUST AS THE PROGRAMME SAYS.
REMEMBERi REMEMBERl
THAT THIS Is THE ONLY SINGLE NuMBEh
DISTRIBUTION IN THE STATE, THE COURTS
HAVING ENJOINED ALL OTHERS.
THE SPLENDID SCHEME PRESENTED Is AS
FOLLOWS
PRIZE $4,000
/ PRIZE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
/ PRIZE ....... .................... 5000
IN PRIZtS 81 WO EACH 10000
20 PRIZES 500 EACH ...,.. ..........,..... 10000
100 PRIZES' 100 EAtIH ........-....... 10000
200 PRizES' SO Each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
600 PRIZES' 20 EAOII ........... 1900
1000 Prizes. 10 E4CH................ 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
q pRiZES' 100 EACH - 800
THE FOLLOWING ARE FEW OF THE GER.
TIFICATES OVER 500 THAT WERE SOLD IN
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DOGS. BIRDS. sc.
R7KDs BIRDS BIRDS
Bird dealers and fanciers will ind It to their advan
tage to buy at headquarters
A fresh importation Of sinsng and fancy Birds
week. lI..
No other house in Amorica has such facilities
have, and therefore be pnders0ld by
CHARLES RE1CHE BRO.
SIS Chatham st.
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DISTRIBUTED
IN THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
WHICH has REGULARLY DRAWN ON SATURDAY
NOVEMBER %
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-31

everything. Republican France
has shown such q splendid Demo-
cratic animus for eight years past
that 1t Is not, by any means, an In
auspicious thing to see Marshal
President succeeded by a civilian.
All hail to MacMahon, blunt SOL
dIer who has been loyal to his hon.
Or and his country, and roseate
hopes for the new civilian Presi-
dent, say We! The old refrain ran,
the liking Is dead, live the King"
1t is well replaced by the peaceful
advent to tho seat of supreme pow
or in France of man who has had
nothing to do with military camps.
Fer five years past it has been un.
derstood that If, by any combina-
tion of circumstances, MacMahon
should retire, Grevy, conserva-
tive and we'll poised statesman,
would be his successor. He is a
man of recognized civic virtues,
and we hope that he will prove
equal to the situation. He is al
most certain to emulate the vlr-
tues Of Washington. Whether
he will attain to them is q horse of
a different color.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-31

OUR sympathies are altogether
independent of our convictions.
We should have liked to have seen
the Poet Matchmaker, Jesse HI.
Butler, eventuate as q brilliant
municipal financier, although we
had no hopes that he would do so.
Figures of speech, subordinated iu
the shape of troches, iambics, spon.
dees, anapests, dactyls, etc., etc.,
are, after all, such very different
things from the figures with which
cashiers and clerical people are con-
versant. thus, In his letter to us,
published in yesterdays HERALD,
Mr.. Butler, at the first stars off,
showed how utterly ignorant he is
Of the figures which pass current in
banks and counting houses. He
tells the public that the city taxes
Of Los Angeles on property, indie.
dependent of licenses, were four
per cent. last year and might be
eight per cent. this year. For the
President Of the Finance Commit.
tee Of the new Council, who is
gentleman who desires to be recog-
nized as a leader and reformer in
city affairs, this is terrible and
damaging misstatement which,
doubtless, arose rather from the ig.
norance than the bad intentions Of
Mr.. Butler. His opportunities for
Information and observation are
Infinitely better than ours, and yet
we are Obliged to tell him that the
city tax levy last year was origin.
ally $l.93 on the 800, and that it
was afterwards reduced to SLIGO.
Nay, more! The City, County and
State taxes, altogether, only
amounted to 1888. We venture to
ask Mr.. Butler if such a surprising
misstatsment from the official head
of the Finance Committee of the
City Council does not augur i'll for
the future?
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-31
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Nation al Complaint.

Dyspepsia is the national complaint.
Almost every other man or woman you
meet has it, and the result is that the
number of pseudo-remedies Tor it is as
numerous as Pharoah's host. They are
for the most part worthless. There is,
however, searching eradicant of this
distressing and obdurate malady, one
whose genuine merits long since raised
1t to foremost place among the staple
medicines of America. Hostetter's
stomach Bitters extirpates dyspepsia
with greater certainty and prom ptitude Q
than any known remedy, and is most
genial invigorant, appetizer and aid to
secretion. These are not empty asser-
tions, as thousands OF our countrymen
and wemen who have experienced Its
effects are aware, but are backed up by
irrefragable proofs repeatedly laid before
the public. The Bitters also promote a
regular habit OF body and give a health.
fut stimulus 10 the urinary organs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-31

THE salient feature developed by
the Potter Committee in their in
quiries into the cipher kilograms
SO far is the suddenness and GER
tainty with which the telegraph
company is always ready to destroy
Republican kilograms; and, while
nominally destroying Democratic
kilograms likewise, SO arranging
things that some pilfering Hessian
should always have copies Of the
latter. This may show party bias
and smartness, but it is not, in
the long run, sagacIous policy.
When the string is drawn from the
bent bow the rebound is always
tremendous. Just in proportion to
the unscrupulousnes, and the rigor
OF the Republican ascendancy in
the United States will be the vio.
lence of the reaction when the time
comes. AS to its coming, there can
be no doubt. The only thing involv-
ing difficulty Is the precise date.
Be the government Republican or
m onarchioal the sins" are certain
at some time TO be the "outs,n and
Egrsst corporation, which ought
to aim to Sesthe servitor of a whole
people, does great wrong in accu.
mulating heavy resentments. Far
better Is it to have record of fair
dealing which would lift public
corporation out of the ruts OF party
raneors. We think it not to the
credit or the ultimate profit of the
leading telegraph company of the
United States that it has left an inn
preston in the breast of every indi-
vidual Democrat that, for years on
years, 1t has been run In the inter-
est of its opponents. There is an old
italian proverb, devised for the in
dividual, which will apply to that
artificial person known as a bod y
corporate, that, though a man have
q thousand friends, he cannot feel
safe II he have one enemy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-31
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
| Especial 10 the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Pacific Coast News.
The CouveutiOn-Anernoun,


SACRAMENTO, Jan. 3Oth.-The
Convention resumed consideration
OF the article on corporations. Sec-
tion 6, the Barbour substitute as
adopted by the Committee of the
Whole, gives tho Legislature au-
thority, under the exercise of the
right Of eminent domain, to take
the property of corporations on
their own valuation made for pur.
poses of taxation.
Estee moved to strike out the
words "at their own valuation
made for purposes of taxation.n
Estee's amendment was adopted
and the section as amended
adopted.
Section II, providing that all
railroad and other transportation
companies shall bo com mon carri-
ers and subject to Legislative con-
troll, was next considered.
Smith, Of Kern, moved to amend
by including canals. Adopted.
Barbour offered an amendmen
declaring railways public highways
and free to all persons under such
regulations as may be prescribed
by law. The amendment was re-
jected; ayes 81, noes 70.
Section 20 was next considered,
1t provides against the combina-
tion of transportation companies
and the pooling Of earnings; it also
requires that when fair rates for
competing with other carriers are
reduced from one point to another
they shall not be raised without the
consent OF governmental au-
thority. The Convention con-
CURED. Section 81, relating TO dis
elimination Of charges, was also
concurred in.
Section twenty-five, creating
railroad commissioners and pre- :
scribing their duties, was next
considered.
Wilson offered an amendment
that no member Of this Convention
shall hold the office of Railroad
Commissioner under the first elec-
tion. Adjourned with the amend
ment pending. The amendm ent
creates great CONSERVATION among
certain delegates and the chances
are good for sharp contest to-
| morrow.
Dissgreed-ue;d 90 Baii-Prisoners
Removed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30th.- The
Jury in the case of Marks Grashe-
max, charged with the murder of
Francis Bauerlin, after twelve
hours deliberation disagreed.
In the Police Court this morning
Mrs. Anna Stapleton was held to
await the action of the Grand Jury
on the charge of Arson. Bail
$4,000. Kate and Maggie Staple
ten, the latter young girls. were
held on like charge In 1000 and
. similar bond was alse required of
Patrick OBrien accused of the
same offsnss. The crime with
which the Staploton's and O'Brien
are charged Is the alleged burning
Of the dwelling house No, 1922
Turk street, which was DESTROYED
by fire. The alleged motive Of the
6tapletons in setting IRE to the
house was to obtain an insurance
Of several thousand dollars on the
dwelling and it's furniture.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-31
Turn verein Hall
Friday, Jan. 81, 1879.

PROGRAM NM E.
PART FIRST
/. Overture" FIatte Burshe, ,"...Suppe
Orchestra.
e. Fantasie Elegante, for Violin and
R"si; and Mis-: OLGA x Wi.ssrs lie
8. Piano Solo" Slumber Polka".........
Emilia Lichtenberger.
4. Song" The Wanderer".... Schubert
Mr.. o. v. Ploenies.
s. Love Letter Waltz, Violin. % fen bach
Master Hugo Kisfer.
.. Plano Solo, Etude de Concert ..Kuhe
Miss Nellie Carter.
7. Violin Duet".............;..:";.,'..:. .Pieyel
Miss Lantermann and j. ID. knell.
s. Vocal Quartette-
Mrs. KnelI, Miss sacrlsts, Messrs.
flaming and Corhett.
PART SECOND
l. Trio tRondol for violin, Piano and
=; -: Mayer
]. ID. Kuell.
2. Piano lo..."..............Sidney Smith
Miss Olga Kisfsr.
Q. Vocal duett................ .Mendelsohn
sr. Arevalo and Mr.. Ploenies.
4. Violin solo [Fantasic] ........."Singel
Miss Stella Lantermann.
3. Guitar sOlO............ ..............u. erQl
sr. M. Arrevalo.
0. Piano solo - Kathleen Mayour-
Miss Nellie Garter.
7. Violin solo-"E Electric Waltz"....Zikof
Miss Mary Viokery.
s. Male Quartstt--"Evenlng Starr. .Abt
Messrs. Heinsch, Lichtenberger,
Ploenies, DR.. Corbett.
.. Happy New Year Waltz..... .......Knell
Orchestra.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-31
WE are really sorry that we d

We are really sorry that we don't
happen to recollect, at this mo-
ment, the initials of the late Mar
shall President of France. The tele-
grams which We print this morn
Ing show that MacMahon is q gen.
tleman of the old school. He is a
lineal descendant OF one of the
Colonels Of one OF the three regi.
ments OF the famous Irish Brigade,
and Patrick Is one of his preno-
mens-we don't know the other.
In name and In nature he 10 loyal
to his fine old Irish lineage. We
hope that his retirement Will not
prove to be fraught with evil to
Republican France, and we do not
believe It Will. There Is o time for