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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07
Examination of Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that an exam1-
nation OF teachers Will be be held by the
City Board of examination In the High
school building. Los Angeles city, COM
meme ng TUESDAY, JULY 9Th, at nine
O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing three
days.
The following studies are required for
a Second Grade City Certificate: Art n
metlc, grammar, geography. compost
ton, U. g. history, photography, DEM
ing, penmanshtp, reading and methods
of teaching.
All the above. named and the following
additional studies are required for u
Fist Grade City Certificate: Algebra
natural philosophy, natural history
physiology, EngIish and American III
erature, principles of civil government,
book keeping, Industrial drawing, vocal
music and the elements Of political econ
Omy.
Ali applicants for certificates must be
preseD at the commencement OF the ex-
animation.
Life Diplomas, state Normal School
Diplomas and Educational Diplomas
each granted by this state. may entitle
The holder TO a First Grade Cit~ certincate
without examination. No other dipio'
mas or certificates will be considered.
| Per order OF the Board.
MARY A. HODGKINSs
II e2etd sec'y Board Of Examination
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07
Shipping intelligence.
SET FOR TODAY.
Smith VS. Hewitt.

Arrived at San Pedro July I'd,
steamer Santa Cruz, Leland mas
ter, sixty hours from san Fran
cisco; with 1910 railroad ties.
Arrived July 81, schooner Big
River, Mas master, five days from
Noyau, with 5000 railroad ties.
Sailed, schooner Orion, Brand,
master, in ballast for Albion river
Sailed, schooner Parallel, jacob
sen master, for Little river, in bal
last.
Sailed, schooner Barbara, Hig
gins master, for Noyau river, II
ballast.
Sailed, schooner Agnes Nielsen
Hank master, for Coos Bay, in bal
last.
Sailed, steamer Santa Cruz
Leland master, for Heuneme.
Sailed, sloop Don George, John
son master, for the Islands.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07
COURT REPORTS.

s"p..,,r ..sgPULvEDA, J.
TUESDAY, July 9Th.
John TraffJrd admitted to prac-
tice law on examination in open
Court.
Matthias Nilsson, u native of Ger
many, naturalized.
Application of st. Athanasius
Church to mortgage property
granted.
Sanchez vs. Cummipgs-Hearing
on order to show cause continued
until Friday next at TO- NJ.
Mayberry vs. RuiZ-Motion for
ne " trial submitted.
Theodore Lynill admitted to
practice law on examination In
open Court.
HOWARD, j.
Singer Manufacturing Company
vs. A. r. White ct al-Hearing OF
motion to strike out answer set for
Thursday next at 10 A. NJ.
Estate of II. Guio', deceased
Letters testamentary issued TO Adj
rian Davorest, without bonds.
Jones ct al vs. Twchell ct al-De-
murrer submitted and taken under
ad visement.
Petition Of A. Lippe for writ OF
habeds corpus submitted and
taken under advisemept.
Chapman VS. Curils-Set for trial
Monday next at ii A. NJ.
Max Johnson vs. CreditOrs-De.
cree OF fiual discharge of lnsolvent
granted.
q. ]. Crow vs. Credtors-Sherifl
appointed assignee.
| SET FOR TODAY.
Smith VS. Hewitt.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07
Hancock Club Of Ell Monte.

EDITOR HERALD: A Hancock
Club was organized here last night
friday, July 2d,) with thirty
members enrolled. Judge John
Hopper was elected President;
Thomas McLain, Vice President;
Orion Ii. Burke, Secretary; John
w. Broaded, Treasurer.
Upon taking the Chair Judge
Hopper said it was pleasure to
preside as Chairman of the Club of
FL Monte, the banner Democratic
precinct Of Los Angeles county.
Captain Smith, Of Los Angeles,
delivered an eloquent speech of 20
Minutes Duration.
Mach enthusissra prevails, and
we Dr. sa!se a Ciun OF l1e n9lnbags
before many weexs have passed,
Yours tralys @. ~. BuEKF
Isl Hoate, Jaly III
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

Heinzeman g. Ellis make physi-
cians' prescriptions ami family re
cipes speciality. They use strictly
pure drugs aud chemicals. Give
them q call.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

Another large consignment of
Holbrook & Ludlow's fine ladies'
shoes, French kid and pebble goat,
OF all styles; also, a large consign-
ment Of Lilley, Bracket & Co.'s
tine shoes for men. This work is
we'll known to every one rs being
# the best style and finest quality.
Remember the place, A S. Melon
AIDS, 81 Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

II You have long. standing
cough, weak lungs, use the best
remedy in the market-ScOtt's
Emulsion of Cod Liver OH, with
Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda
for sale by Heinzeman g. Ellis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JOHN r. BRIERLY-
JULY 0, 1880.
CONVEYANCES.

| CONVEYANCES.
q Z Day to N G Carter-Lots ID and II,
| blk Is, Destroyer tract; Sl3t0.
VIM Nelly to II n Boyce-W y of s
OF NE q or SW Il Sec l6 To s Il ID W;
$500.
Peter Dean TO VIM McKee-Lot re
lot Il 8, and W "a OF lot X 4, Alhamb bra
tract; $40.
VIM Mckee to Francis Q story-Same;
| $3.50.
A l. Jeffrey to Samuel Rees and II E
Wirsching-55x9ih IL wide on w side OF
Los Angeles street, below Commercial
$500.
W w Jenkins to Antonio NJ W de Tenn
ple-Rancho La MERGED; SlC0o.
Tobias Weller TO Mary Rlggle-lG
acres adjoining land of Rimpau. proba-
bly, in Rancho Las Cienegas; S5lO,
Same TO Il izabeth Reed-20 acres ad-
Joining same; $1,000.
d + Hall and ID Hamilton, trustees, to
H D Nc Donald-Lots II and 70. Sec IL T
$ X IL w; $50.
Same to Eliza c Mulock-I.ot % Sec IL
II X u W; $50.
Cassie L McCollum to L N Mcdonald
-28 46 acres in Rancho San Pedro, ON
the western boundary of WILMINGTON
1896.
j w Swanson, by Sheriff, TO John A
Mitrovich-l2 acres In Rancho Santiago
de Santa Ana; 1884 80.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07
Nj ARRIE

FLETCHER-BUNCH the residence
Of and by the Rev j. W. Ellis, July 4,
1850, Mr.. " N. FLETCHER to Miss s. Eta
bunch, boih of this city.
RAWLING -SANCHFZ.-In this city,
July 9th, by Justice JOhn Tratiord, w.
d. Rawling to Anita Sanchez.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07
ThiTty.Fourth Year.

Tho Eclectic reprints from all the foreign
lu1rterlies, Reviews, Magazines, and Jour.
aals their choicest contents, tnoludtn9 -.
lays, Scientific Papers, Biographical sketcnee
Ssies. Stories and Poems. The field Ct &c.
cotton is very large and It Is believed tnas
the Eclectic presents greater vArie0 sn9
higher standard OF literature than any peri
,dical can hope to do that depends e1ciu'
lively upon home talent.
4 knowledge OF the current literature OF
,ther countries is indispensable TO all who
would keep pace with the progress OF the
and, indeed. the only opportunity for OBJ
aiming uhis knowledge within . reasonable
,Ompass. and At moderate price.
Among the wrlJers represented IN recent
numbers OF the eclectic are: Inc ~; a9c'
Matthew Arnold. Charles Kings!ey. Robert
buchanan. Geo. Mcdonald. John ku.k1n.
Alfred Tennyson, Thomas Hughes. William
mack. Mrs. ELEPHANT, Thos. Hardy, William
Norris. Miss Thackeray. Mrs. Alexander.
profs. huxley and TyndAll. Richard PROCTOR,
a. A.. Prof. Owen. DR.. W. d. Carpenter MAX
Muller, ). Norman LOckyer. AerDert Spen.
.sonjar articles IN the body Of the magazine
hera arc four original Editorial Depart
%entx Literary Notices. Foreign Literary
Jotcs, science and Art. and varieties.
with regard to the character OF the eoloc
lions. the i'm of the Eclectic Ia to be in.
structiye without being dull, and entertain
NO without being trivial. While each mum.
,ss contains something to interest evsrv
nomber OF the family circle. It addresses
,tsolf particularly ~ that great body Of in
,eiIgent readers who seek profit as we'll a.
,mussment in solid and healthful literature.
Besides the l2s pages Of reading matter.
atsh number of the magazine contains fine
,tesl engraving . portrait -execu.
| I'D In Tie moAt artistic manner.
Tarms.--siugle copies - cents. One copy
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| Tricl subscriptions for three months. 81
rho Eclectic hnd any q magazine 20 one
| sddIoss.<s. ..
Postage tree TO all euhscripefs' ADDRESS
R.R. PELToN. Publisher
a.tn.sr s Bond Street. New York.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07
Saratoga Waves and Hair Work

OF all kinds made 10 order, switch
rs made from combings; human
hair bought and sold, by Mrs. TN.
Adams, (iate of Topeka. Kansas, }
at 1879 Main street, between "a and
81, Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

cess. Another race was gotten up
between the "Garfield" and the
"Gen. Hancock" resulting in the
Hancock" winning by three
boats lengths.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

Clothes cleaned or dyed, then
mended aud pressed and warranted
to look like new, at No. 8 Also
street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

Five hundred dollars worth of
second hand clothing wanted at
No. 8 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

Ha!f-soling and heeling boots
and shoes at the great Half Price
Boot and Shoe House for ST. 90, op.
posite the Postofiice, Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

Jesse Moore Il Co.'S fius old Bour.
hon and Rye WHISTLES by the pint
hottie or gallon, at WooIlacotpa, 40
Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

Tue coiorist does dyeing and
securing at No. s Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07
NOTICE.

This is to notify all persons concerned
indebtedness or obtain any credit on my
account, and that I will not pay any
bills Incurred by any ono without u
written order from me.
s. H. MOTT.
Los Angeles, April 8, 1850. ap0tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

Secondhand clothing bought and
sold at No. 8 4 lisO street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

$1,000 ~; i! !;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

Published Once IN Two Months.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

1870. NEW SERIES. 1879
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-07

played patriotic air by way of
interlude. after which the follow
ing poem, written for the occasion
by Miss Yda Adds, was read:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26
Rad f6s RECORD Of the NEWT0N WAGON: =

r. EIGHTY September 1879 ss cut the Entire Let
Not One Tire has been loose.
at Dine Hub Band has been Loose,
Net One spoke has been Loose,
Not One Thimble has been Loose,
Not One Wheel has Failed,
Only One Axle RrOke.-That at silver ReeI-.Cir.
cumsfances Unknown.
Only One Tongue Broke That Caused by a
Runaway,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26

have withdrawn their designations a
mem oers of the Italian Chamber o.
Deputies.
The Pope, on Sunday, receiving former
pontifcal functionaries, theoretically re-
| affirmed his right 10 temporal power,
| and described the fete to commemorate
| ne entry of italian troops into Rome, SIS
| aceursed.
Constsntinople. 25.-The fund f'r the
relief OF Bstpum refugees st Ismidt is eI-
hausted The secretary of the British
rnbassy REPORTS that all the children are
dead, the women are dying and men GER
tain to succumh.
Pesth, 25.-The ministerial crisis at
Belgrade was caused by Austria threaten
ihg to entirely close her frontier against
Seryis, should she not meet her engage
meDts on the conclusion of the treaty OF
commerce.
Berlin, 25-The editor of BOrses.
Courier has been sentenced to pay a fine
Of 500 marks or fifty days imprisonment
for an article suggested BY the alleged in
tention Of Bismarck, to cooperate with
Ham burg in Zollverien. The indictment
set forth that the accused had libelled and
insulted Bismarck by alleging that which
was false, and calculated to render him
contemplate.
Queenstown, 25.-Parnell, spe.king at
a banquet at Galway, to-day, said: l feel
convinced that if ever you call upon your
countrymen in America for aid, and show
them there is fair chance OF success, you
will have their traint d and organized as
sistance for breaking the British yoke.
Paris, 25.-Gen. DeCissey is now here.
NJ. Gam BETA fayors a searching inquiry
into his case. The scandal is assuming
immense proportions.
London. . 1t is understood that q
total of .e4OO,O 900, in gold. will be shipped
from here to-day 10 America.
The steamer FftsiG, from Havre, to-
day, for New York, took out $50, 900
francs. .-r
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26
The Fire Record.

Waterbury, Conn, 3d. The City
Lumber and Coal COmpany's yard and
several cars, some loaded, on the New
York and New England track, burned
tonight. Loss covered by insurance.
New York, 24.-The piano factory OF
Ernest Gabler, tve-story building.
22O to 224, West Twenty second street,
burned this afternoon, only the walls
standing. About eco pianos, nearly
completed, and large quantity Of stock
were destroyed. Mr.. GHbler valued his
stock at about $4,000 and the building
at $50 900. Insured for $4,000 on stock
and 5000 on building. Twelve hun
dred and fifteen workmen employed in
the factory. Lost tools valued at S., 900.
San Francisco, A.-Victoria dhpStSh;
A fire at Quesnelle Forks completely de-
stroyed the town. It originated IN q
Chinese shanty. Forty buildings were
consumed.
New York, 25.-WorId'S London:
Postoffice at Manchester is in flames, and
will be destroyed. All telegraph COM
municAtion with London is now OIL
AMI suspended. Great alarm is fell
here, as there are plain indications that
the FIRE was incendiary, and it is believed
by many persons that this indicates az
intention to organize disturbances in
England in aid Of the Land League in
Ireland. Two regiments Of infantry al
Davenport have been ordered by tele-
graph to the suburbs Of Msnchester
which were under orders for Ireland.
London, 25.-A fire occurred in tht
Central Telegraph Office, Manchester
on Sunday, and 200 wires, converging
there, melted. The whole system OF tele
graph wire terminating in Msnchestel
was destroyed. Communication by tele
graph cannot be completely restored fol
some days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26
DaSheS,

San Antonio, 23.-Charles Crocker
arrives here on Tuesday to strange for
the extension Of the Southern Pacific and
Of the Gslveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio road.
Albany, N. Y, pa slight fall OF
snow this morning; heavy wind all day;
water in the Hudson was never lower
Toronto, A.-Dispatches tonight from
various parts Of Ontario, northeast and
northwest of this city, report very rough
weather with snow last night and this
morning, doing great damage to fruit
and other trees. The snow fall varied
from five to twenty inches.
Cincinnati, "a. = TIE Commercially
Cairo, Ills, special: A construction train
ran over COW last night, near Grand
Chain. The train was wrecked; Lewis
Washington, colored, was killed, and
five others injured.
Chicago, 24.-The Times Washington
says: The Morey Chinese document is
the exact reproduction of the handwrit-
ing of the Springer epistle in the Wash
burne-DOnnelly contest.
San Francisco, 25.-The California
Stock Exchange, better known as the
Little Board. has suspended business,
owing to the dspre Esion Of stock business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26

Folluwiut are Ibe latest quosstiont
Gdu6i, Itsin, sool, ETC., IN the San
R-.n- HatfRI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26
The HINES PARTY.

San Francisco. "a Tucson dispAtch'
The President and party were met hi,
morning by 8 special train from Tucson.
with & party Of Leading citizens. The
train was attached to the PreSident's car,
and arrived here At noon. GensrAl Will
cox and staff, and large concourse OF
people greeted the party at the depot and
the military band was in attendance.
The party were taken into carriages and
driven through the city, after which
they we're taken TO the residence of Lord
and Williams, where general reception
was rendered. Three hundred school
children were drawn up in line, to whom
the President made some pleasant re-
marks. Afterwards about 100 Papsgoes,
with their principal chief, psid their re-
spects. After two hours reception the
party returned to the depot. Before
leaving President Hayes, General Ramsey
and General Sherman made short ad-
dresses To the crowd which had assembled
to see them of. A series Of cheers for
the President and his party and Mrs.
t,ayes were given. The di tingui' he'd
party left for New Mexico, under the
escort of General Wilcox and staff, at
80 pm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26
Il CONTRAST
BetNeen Hayes and Garfield.


New York, 25.-TTnes' Columbus,
Ohio, special: There has been no little
unfavorable criticism directed at Presi
dent Hayes for not being in Ohio to vots
at the resent election, when his presence
might have been q source of encourage
meat 10 republicans, and that too without
uttering word. One of tbs most prom.
inent managers Of the republican party
in the recent struggle msde remark that
If the President did not come home to
vote he would never forgive him, for
neglectiDg the interests of the party
which placed him at the head of the IA
ton. This gentleman was one Of
the faithful band who secured
his nominstion at Cincinnati by
personal and persistent efforts
While the administration OF Hayes has
not been such as to place his party on
the defensive during the past two years,
his persOnsl interest in the success of the
party in his own state has not been OF
| such a character as to increase his popu
larity. The delegations which visit Gar.
| field almost daily show in marked con
trsst when compared with those WIKI
| visitea Governor Hayes previous to hi
election. Garfield at Mentor, compare
lively inaccessible little village, whel
compared with Columbus, the geogrsph
ical centre of the state, with its twelv
railroads, bss been visited by FIVE dele
cations, where Hayes was greeted by one
The marked increase of toe republics
ajorIty in Gsraeld's old concessions
district is evidence Of his popularity. ]
is said of him that during his congress
sionsl caree: be has never failed to be I
home to vote, and seldom, if ever, fsile
to be on hand at q local or villsge eleC
ton. In Ohio, as elsewhere, he is grow
ing slro ger daily.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26

JOB PRINTING neatly, cbeapiy
and quickly done st this Office,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following ate tne rl!us wholesale
tuyiDg prices il Salt Lake City
GRATN-WAsat, 60 a 7Se. , bushel;
S~rley, (seedJ tl.25 p cvt: Oats, Sl.7d
cwt.
FLOUR-XxX (oldl Sass q s2.45i
xxx (oldl AGO q ass pvt
sHELLED COR 81 z5@sl.S5 cVt.
BRAN-SI 90; ShurtA, 81. 10 2 cwt-
WOOL-Choice Fieece l892Oc y =.
hIDE+Prime Flint locGl4e D.
Fol!uwius are Ibe latest quosatont
sfduai, Ktsin, sool, ETC., IN the San
F-sae1rr Esfkei--
FLOUR-suparhn ., IS soS4 10, BakerI'
Extra, IS 90 ass I2l: Family Extras,
e5 i25; Nalla w ala, Extra, q so @ 81 70
Sbhl.
WHE>E-No. /, 81 S7te 14c; Ne.
3, 81 gO6l IS ? ctl.
EAKLEY-Feed. rs g SOC. for Coast
sad75c 9 soc forBsy; Brewing, % y %
Cwt.
5ATs-euo,able at 81 1873 81 4OR ell.
~ Fsss.
U0RN Quotsble at 81 Oh for Large
GLOW; 81 021 fer Sna.ll, and 81 s5 for
White, . eal.
EIOES-Dry Hides, ueial selections,
Flint, 1871 Q 2Oc, Dry Kip, lei @ 2oci
Green Sailed, heavy s.Sers, over 6elos,
lskc; 60, sndsr IS lbs, lsc; KIps, Ice;
C=lf-skiEs, 10 Q lsc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26
A Prediction.

Berlin, 25.-The economic congress in
session here enunciated the opinion that
the present production Of grains in the
United States is due to the excessive
dram upon the virgin soil, which must
be followed by exhaustion, 90 that 10
course Of time the condition of the sgri-
cultural production of American will fall
TO the European level.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26
TELEGRApHIC
Grace Accepts.

New York, 24.-William r. Grace has
accepted the democratic nomination for
mayor. He says: believe that common
schools. established BY the people, and
e teemed By them as their richest inheri-
tarca. should be msiDtained invio!ats,
and shall favor liberal appropriations
for their support.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26
Congressional Nominations.

New York, 2S.-Congressional nomi-
nations by socialistic labor party-Fifth
district, Valentine S hmidt; Sixth dis
trict, Richard X. Forster; Seventh dis
trict, Alexander Henninger; Tenth dis
trict, BerthSld Beckmsnn.
New FORK, 2+-The greenback and
socialist:c Is or parties. Brooklyn, nomi-
dated Matthew MCGUIRE for Congress in
the Third district.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26
MONETARY AND STOCKS
New York, October 25, 1880.

Money, easy, IL, "a; governments,
insctive; stocks closed steady; Western
Union, 10l2S; Quicksilver, l0lz;
Pacific, 4514; Msriposs, Il; Wells Fargo,
lI21<: New York Central. l345s; Erie,
4S5S; Panama, OF le5; Union Pacific,
9IJS; bonds. 1ll7<; Central Pacific, AZ;
bonds, IlS3<; Sutro, l1z.
, 1880-07-11

voted In the majority against the sec6nd w..
ing. The London Times is compelled tn ,saa'
IN view Of the raptdly-dee1ining matort.,sl>
the HOUSE Of Lords, that the passage Of ths ,'a q
at an early day Is probable. The LEGAL n,ae;ea
tion is only protected now by the Estah,,.su'.
Church influence, and the whole novas aeo
the Regal family on the other sIde v =
gradually making itself felt In ~
ing the sccoad reading Of tha ~.
this year, Lord Houghton reminded their tua w
ships that the Bishops held the balance Of NV:
on this question. It Was felt outside, be ad.'a
that tho Church Of England as representes,t. y
the Upper House, stepped between large NM
bers OF the people and their rights. and also ~.
turbed their domestic happiness. Havfnp h,ss
" traced the history Of the marriage law ~ y.
gland, he said that at tho present day, vhIla ~.
Right Reverend Bench asserted their autho,s.s
in this matter, the enormous numbers WIN n.s'-
stltuted tho Noucunformist bodies Of the ro.,s
try denied that it was religious matte, at ~
The Bishop Of Lincoln v1ndicated the action -
the Bishops in opposing marriage with H.
ceased wtfo's sister, marriage which the Cb,,rr.
Of England had always condemned. The N..<.
comments on the fact that 1000 vornar -
Leeds have signed petition In favor OF tn I'M
AZ one that ''Eives occasion to some yery st,rs.
hing 1nferences," whatever that may mean:
possibly that there are 42,0C0 sisters-ip-lav,.
Leeds who long TO- step into their married A.
ters' shoes. :.
, 1880-07-11


controversy can be disposed Of any tn way to sup
port even the widow and tho children that may
such state Of things to continue is certainly a
very great abuse.
We believe this Association-and kindred
ones III all the eStates-night accomplish great
good for the country:and do much to pro-
mote the cause Of justice If it would. 1t
might suggest lcgislatlye reforms of the law
that would largely reduce litigation; that
would provide for speedy if not summary
trials of cases, civil and criminal, expedite
business, and secure justice But these re-
forms would be in the direction Of reducing
the business and the earnings Of the profess
sion, and that is a sacrifice too great perhaps
TO expect at this day, wien the profession has
ce1;ed to be sentimental and is practiced
purely rs matter Of profit to those engaged
f,,1f
, 1880-07-11

IHE Dill for legalzlng marriage with a
deceased wifes sister met with It's annual defeat
in the British House OF Lords June q The
majority against it was, however, only II, and
more than, that number of Bishops voted against
it. The division was 90 for ana 101 against- The
Prince OF Wales, the Duke Of Edlnhurg, md the
Duke OF Connaught voted in the minority for
the bill. The Bishop Of Ripon voted for it.
The Archbishop Of YORK and eleven other Btsh-
ops. the Earl OF Beac,usdeld. tho Duke Of ar
gyu' the Earl Of Derby, and Lord Hathe1ay