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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
MASONIC NOTICE.

The officers and mem bers of Pentalpha
Lodge No. 202, r and A. M, are hereby
notified to attend u special meeting OF
their Lodge, to be held at the Lodge
Room in Mcdonald Block this (ruesday
evening at ~ O'Clock for work.
Mem bers of Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ
f and A. NJ, and visiting brothers are
cordially invited to be present.
BY order of the W.. M.
j. II. MARTIN, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
NEW TODAY.
$3.50. 90 SeWard...Cattle
Branded e. j. 3.

Twill pay tho above reward, together
with costs, for the arrest and conviction
of any person or persons unlawfully
driving off or having in their pos session
any stock or hides of cattle bearing the
above brand. L. j. BALDWIN.
Los Angeles, CAL, July 49, 1880. jy2ltf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
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Always Fresh! Always Ready

Settler ACKNOWLEDGING dry white
powder-has over many natural mineral
waters, is the fact that it never becomes
vapid or stale. 1t is, therefore, the most
velers on land and sea, but for all who
need a bright. fresh, spark ling Alternative
and corrective. and it is always ready.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In The City OF Los Angeles.
ON MONDAY, AUGUST Cd, 1880.
AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ,
For the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for county and legislative officers
to be elected at the general election to
be held Noyem Der 2, 1880; for the election
of County Central Committee and for
such other purposes as may proper y
come before the Conven ton.
That for the purpose OF eleciing dele
gates to said County Convention,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Thursday juno 10, 1880
The d flcultics between Roumania and Bulgaria arc
virtually settled.
NJ. Challome lcOus has accepted the post OF French
Ambassador to London.
The Jcsnits Of P0ictiprs France, have purchased n
building the Island OF jersey for IA boys seminary.
The EtDie Bcge announces that the suppression Of the
Belgian Legation at the Vatican Is an accomplished
fuct
Sir Willrd Lawson QIberal announced that he would
move the IIou.c for the recall OF Sir Bartle Frcre from
tue Cane OF Good Hope.
Colonel PashkoR, the leader Of the new evangelical
movement in Russia, has, at the instance Of the Holy
SYNOD been ordered to quit Russia forthwith.
In the House OF Commons to-day Sir Charles Dixie
Under Forrign Secretary declared tho statement to be
unfOunded thHt the English fleet would shortly proceed
TO BPsikI Bay
Notice will be given in the House OF Commons shortly
Of motion eondemnatory OF the proposed monument
III Westminster Abbey TO the lute Prince Imperial,
Eugene LOns Napoleon.
The Municipality OF Paris has decided TO impose n
OF ,o OF per cent purchase value Of all houses
and buildings desert ptiOn tho proceeds 10 be
devoted u reducing tie tctrOi duties.
Advices from COnsantlnOpe represent the change in
the Turkish Ministry step IN the direction Of the
nr0nosed reforms. AbCddn Pacha tho new MIN.
OF Foreign Analrs has g0Od reputation 10 tnHI re-
spect.
At the Mar borough Street Police Court summons for
libe has beeh granted to A. NJ Sullivan NJ. p against
Philtp Callan II me Rne Member Of Parliament for
LOuIh. who alleged sent telegram 10 an irish
paper stating that Mr. Sullivan hdd received money from
ths CuiItOu CluO Tor election cXpt n5es.
The Earl OF Kimberly, Colonial s, crctary has cent In
missioner ia South Africa, TO avoid extending the Brit
ish jurisdiction IN South Africa, the plea Of c0mp
cations the cOOnists aud the native tribes AID
10 abstain from interference with independent Tribes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11

living near bridge crossing tho Mott Canal %
6fthst The darkness prevented
any search ct that hour bus at dawn 0cer hckenns,
Of the Morrsania police saw the body Of man doatr
ing 10 the canal and pulled ashore In one temple was
bullet hole and the dead mans hand clutched rc'
volver tightly. or the crowds who came 70 eco
the body recognised the man.
and nothing found 10 his pockets to make tdeuti
were ALL The stranger was plainly dressed ana seemed
to have been working man. Coroner Brady was
called to hold inquest in the afternoon last even
ing the body removed 10 the Morgue Up 70 Late
hour no one had called 70 identify 10.
WOMAN JUMPS FROM PERRYBoAT.
woman committed suicide last nfkAs by jumping on
the ferryboat Pavons, Of tho ChamberSst ferry.
The Pavonia left the Jersey City side at 6l6 p. %.
When about 500 feet from the shore the attention OF
those board attracted the captain Of neigh
boring ting, who signaled TO them that he had seen
woman jump from the ferryboat Two boys were found
alone in the ladies' cabin, about eight months and
the other about four years old. The older one
said that his mother had gone out Of that window,
pointing the cabin window just in front Of the wheel
Before doing this she had given MIN her puree which
fcrrvboat was stopped. but trace was seen OF the
woman. Tne children were taken by officer Patrick
Sullivan, Of the Leonard Street Police. 10 the Police
Headquarters. The older hoy sad that bis name ives
lie said that they lived in NewYOrk. The children were
both neatly dressed II was learned that the name OF
the husbandpf the dead woman was John EASTWOOD.
He was informed OF his wfe's death, ana called ~
the Police Heacquarters late last night and took hts
children home He said that bis wife twentythreo
years DID, and that he lived Henderson ami Eighth
sts Jersey City He ought that bis wife must have
been labOrng under temporary ft OF insanity when
she committed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11

stairs when he came running after me to say that
n. aud Nine. Jules Simon were III the drawing
room. They seemed to hear with equanimity his
defeat in the Senate. When the conversation
turned on that su ct NJ jules Simon spoke freely
about the influences brought to bear against him;
but az he knew me to be a friend of N.
(ianbetta, he did not say much about him:
l. asked whether Leon Say was NOT
the representative of the R0thschilds IN the oe-
ate. he answer was: Presumably; the Roth
schids having brought group of tine Orleanlsts to
absent themselves from the ballOtD i expressed
regret at the oblivion into which the past services
of VI. Jules Simon bad fallen in the Republican
party. lie answered that, unfortunately, what
people now like is the external manifestation OF
wralth and that he had never made use OF his
official ADVANTAGES to enrich himself. a.,
"Tho fact" observed. " of your living on fifth
floor is greatly TO ur honor thought so, in
mating which has been just LAID down, probably TO
protect your guests from Shipping" This was so;
the mating was u substitute for carpetlng, winch
NJ. Simon could not afford.
We then chatted about the visitors who had
climbed the Steep stairs i'll the course OF the even
ing. They were, ! informed, chiefly
foreigners Of distinction, who had the courage
of their friendship. and literary lions, too old to SIT
in their pockets and slipped them on as they were
getting mo their carriages Prince OrioH was
among the faithful. Then there were Henry Mar
tn, Mignct Charles Blanc LegOuv6 and some
artists VINO remember the Kindness NJ. Simon
showed them Wurn III power He did not mcutlOn
the services he had rendered.
VI. jules Simon did not think that Leon Say
would accept Gambrtta'S lead. We next c0nveTscd
about the Princess Imperial of Germany, Mr.. Glad
stone tor whuin NJ. SimOn expressed the warlnest
sympathy, aud the late general elections In Eng,
land. Nj. SiHIOns conversation is anecdOtic, and
lighted up with flashes of delicate humOT. lie has
q tenacious memory, and lie has been acquainted
with nearly all tie lllustrOus men and women oil
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
GEYERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WINNERS IN THE ASCOT RACES.

LONDON. Thursday, Junc 10. 1880.
The race for the gold cup camo off to-day
at Ascot Heath 1t was by Mr. i. GrctlOn's five
years-Od bay horse IsonOmy, Lord Brad!ords four
yPars-Od Chprrudar second and Count f. de Lagrangcs
our-y earsold chestnut colt Int last Only three
The the ROuS Memorial stakes was won by
Count +. de Lagranges four carsold chestnut colt
RavOu d'Or. Aicxanders sixyearSold chestnut horse,
Thuuderstune, second, aud Mr.. r. Jardne's three
ycurs-old bay colt was third. Only the three
The st. James, Palace Stakes for 'ccyelrods were
won by thu Duke o. Weotmnsters chestnut colt Bend
Or Che winner Of he Dcrby with Mr. f. Gretlons bay
cot Fernandez SECOND, and Lord Falmouths chestnut
col Apollo third Eve ran.
The race for Royal Hunt Cup came of yes
terday at Ascot VI, ath and by Mr. Foy's four
yearSOld Srahern. The second place secured
by Sir e. CActwynd's vey Pars-Od chestnut horse Lord
Clive and the third place by Mr.. f. Halls thrceyca RS
old Tertns. Thrtyone ran. The betting just before
the % 10 1 against straihern. 20 to against
Lord Give. aud 20 to against T,rtus
StraIhcrn won the race by three lengths, with one
length between Lord Give md Tertius. Mr. 2. Lori
Iard's Parole who started with ITO betiod against
him. prominent in the race, and finished
with the middle lot. Mr.. j. H. Houdsworth's Kuprrra
came In among the last
The race the gold vase Tuesday won ny Lord
BradfOrds four-yoar old brown colt Cnlppendac, Mr.
Leopold de Rothschd's threc-year-od chestnut h!ly
the race for tn Prince OF Wales stakes. for three
year-old colts iIos. was won Ivy length by L"rd
BrldfUrd'S chestnut cat Zrant The second place was
secured by Mr. r. C. Nay,ors bay cot. The Abbot. and
the third place by the Duke Of Beauforrs bay colt Pc
troncI Twelve rau. The distance about one milo
and furlr"g The betting the was ten to
against 2"aIot and twenty to one against Mr.. Lor
Harris BOroas.
The rae for the Ascot Stakes, about two miles. was
won i've lengths hv Mr. Il. JArdinrs thcC-yCar-ud
Tcviodae. The second place was secured
bN Count +. dc LiGrabgcs fCuTyedr-Od chestnut colt
Pruloyue and The third place by Mr.. j. HIyhocs three
yearold ba, con, IN" star. Seven Tho time OF
the wa 1893. d fore the race the betInE was Fix
to four TryintiaC. There was no betting on Mr.
z. LOitllards Ohestnut MY SlY Dance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11


BISHOP-Suddeny Tuesday morning. at the residence OF
Adams Bishop 81 West S6thst. Lucy 3. Bishop,
in the Slst YEA OF her age,
PRAYER at the house Thursday afternoon az O'CLOCK
kelitIves ma friends invited 70 be present
Burial in Connecticut Friday.
BREUsING-At Paris. France. May 26, Miss Adohns
Breusing, formerly OF this city.
DRAKE-suddenly. Thursday morning. June 10. at Plain
Relatives OF family invited attend the
fnera the First Baptist Church, saturday June Ia
at 2:3O .. M. 49,.
Trains leave NewYork foot Of Liberty ST., ct and 1870
MEAD-In Stamford ConD Juno g. Eliza J-wite Of the Rev.
Funeral at her late residence Friday. June H. at $50
Carriages waiting the arrival Of D. m train from New.
York.
Inteimenta westport. Conn.
PENNINGTpN-On sunday, 9Th inst. at Newark. N j.
FanCis sOB8 j. f. and the late Fanny H. Pennington, In
the 10Th yeafof his age
the funeral No. West Park ST.. Newark. N: j., on
Thursday 10th at IL without further invitation
sEITZ-At Easton PENN Thursday June TO- $780, Fred
and respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral from his late 3dolce corner OF "a and Feryss
Easton, Penn, Oh Monday. June L. at O'Clock D. m
Friends requested not TO send lowers
SHEAR-At Cedar Keys Florida Nav 30 OF heart disease.
Roy " Shear formerly VI Newforx City, In the ooih
OF his
WILLETs-Tn POughkeepsie Fifth day. 9th Mo-. 10th
PheDe NJ widow OF Amos Willet IN the e6h OF her
Funeral from her late residence 253 Churcst Pough
keepsie. on seventh day. 18th at O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis C0r ne rs, p hOlTh

WAem1NGTON. June II, 1 n. m.-Fhe barom-
ctcr has rscn In the upper Mississippi and lower Mis-
sour Valleys and has fallen In Now-England Partly
clnudy weather occasional rains ARE reported from
the upprr lut0 region. Tho temperatures have II en-
slightly in tho Ohio Valley, Lake region and NcWEIg-
land Enst OF the Missouri Valley and In Texas the pre-
yalllne winds are soutbcry. CLOUDY and threatening
weather Is reported from tho Middle Atlantic States.
Reports are missing from the Northern Pacific coast re-
giOns.
IndicGfiOns
For Now England slowly falling barometer slightly
warmer southrry winds, partly cloudy weather.
followed by increasing clOudincss and local rains 49,
For the Middle Atlantic states, stJOnRrylnr Falling
barometer warmer sOuthery winds, clearing weather.
preceded by occasional light rams near the coast
LAIigELLN AIILlNS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
NEW BRITISH TAXES.

LONDON, Thursday, June 10. 1880.
In the House of Commons to-day Premier
Gladstone said TIC estimated surplus Of Sir Stafford
NOrthcate former Chancellor Of the Exchcquerl.
already swallowed by 100000 for necessary supple
mentry estimates. lie stated TINT Indian hnanc" rem
dered II necessary provide for n larger surplus
In view Of the negotiations with France he asked for
authorization to reduce the duties wine to sixpcncc
gallon for vine Or twenty degrees Of alcoholic
strength, po itOuurlv for higher strengths. Tie
reductions To he PENDENT upon obtaining reduction
In tne French dutlrS on English gOnda.
Mr.. GLADSTONE proposes 10 replace the malt tax by
tax on beer; Increase the income tax Cd. for half
year. and rradJst aud increase the rates licenses
FOR the sale Of q He cetHacs that these changes
will produce Il surplus rs G3Sl 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
MIR. GEECHERs PICNIC P1RTY.

PHENIcIA, n. Y, Juno 10.-The Beccher
party Of sxty-four clergy men, with their wives and
children, arrived at Stamford Mt noon. where they had
dinner. They then drove TO the mountains The stages
reached the hotel here O'Clock this afternoon The
visitors remained ut tbs supper-;nble three hours
making 80, oohe4 DR.. Armitdgo said lie very gladly
sgned The call for prayer for the National Convention
and It was matter Of cOngratuaton 10 him that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
NAkKLEN.

CONDIT-STRATTON-on wednesday, June g. at the resi-.
dence the brides parents by Rev. Archibald Cobb,
assisted BY the Rev. G. D. Woodruff William I. Cond OF
HOooken " j. 70 Myra only daughter of DAVID STRAIT
OF Holyoke, Mass.
LEE-WHITNEY-At Orange. ~ J., on Tuesday. June 8.
by the Charles G. Tiffany assisted by tho Rev. James
A. Ely the hOnse OF the brides uncle. Mr. Lowell Mason
Miss LuCie c. Whitney to Charles Ii. Lee.
PLUMP-BROWN-In RrOOxYn, Wednesday, Juno o. ct
OF the brides uncle Rev. O. w. Homer,
Erich j. Plump to Maria NJ. Brown.
PLUMP-BROWN-In Brooklyn n. Y, June g. at the resi-.
dBce OF the brides aunt st James place. By the Row Or
Homer Erich j. Plump Of Brooklynto Mara Moone grand
No cards.
ZOEBISCH-STUTZER-O Thursday, June g. at the South
COngreeat oDa Church. BY the Rev A. j. Lyman and Tho
Rev Dr. f. Farley. Clemence T. ZOebsch to Ida, laugh
ter OF Herman Stutzer all of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 1O.-The Commence
mcnt exercise, Of the Pennsylvania Military Academy,
at Chest Sorc held to-day, beginning with literary
ercises at 1920 H. M, followed by review and dress
parade at and National salute ut o'clock In the
AFTERNOON. Bishop simpson, Ex-Governor HArtianlt
aud the Hon. SCHUYLER C0fhX wcrr present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
VAST RUSSIAN SCHEMES.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-Mr, Wharton Bar
ker, the banker who nctcd as the agent OF
the Russian Government In the constrnc-
ton Of thu Russian cruisers ut Cramps,
had certain concessions made 10 him by that Gov
the development OF the natural resources Of
Russia THIS includes the opening up OF coal mines
In Southern Russia the construction OF railway hNs-
tenn from Southern Russia b. the Sea OF AzOy the esb
lIshmcnt OF n vast shipping port on that sen,
the erection Of works for the manufacturing OF BCssccr
steel rails c'C. lie VIII eal next Wednesday with Il
party OF experts TO inspect the ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11

few why Hub Punch" has had hay.
ing and viii TO have large sale: Nothing but the
best material Ia used In composition but the highoss
grades Of lemons and lines and No granuated
sugnr II Is ready for all tmes Is equally good hot
cold Will keep In climate and for lunch dim
evening parties 1t essential companion Park
Illiord AcKer. Merra COndt, and all grocers sell IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11

Convention had not only nominated a good man, but
thai both General Garfield and General Arthur were
OF Baptist profession descent. The party Will
leave for New-YOrk at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Among It's members arc Henry Ward
Bercber, DR.. Armitagp Mr.. Porter. Mr. Wild, Mr..
Thomas, L. p IugersOll t. p. Thwng, Father Gleason
DIR. Lyman Abbott, DR.. Storrs and wife, Mr. Roberts,
DR.. BeVan E. =. Roe, and Samuel ScoYille.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
rnnuNE OrrIcE, juno ll. a. m.-ThO mO

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Juno IL. a. m.-Tho movement IN
tho barometer yesterday was regular ana the
changes were slight Gear weather was followed during
the second quarter by Fartly c,oudy weather. 1no
tempcrnture ranged between 6so and TO- the average
O5ao being luxe lower than the corresponding day
iast YEAR aud 3lao higher than Oh Wednesday, u..
Warmer and partly cloudy weather. win bliRnI
chances Of occasional light raiu may DO expected To-
dug IN this city and Vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
A NEW CUBAN LOAN.

'IAIIIII IH''IHI'1J' UuNU I"' I''7U'
A new Cuban loan is announced redecmabe
in ten years. subsidiary guarantees OF the general
revenues OF Cuba Spanish Treasury. The loan
destined consolidate part OF the 1920 100000 actual
6oatIng and plaran red debts OF the Cuban Treasury
j. to qudatc the previous loans OF 1878
ami the hd VaLccs made by the principal Spanish aud
Colonial Banks an"u ting to $12,O00,0O0 for the OK
nenhrs of the Own MAr ID lS7S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
APPOINTMENT no WEST POINT.

JAMAICA, l.. J.. June 10.-At the cxamina-
ton held hero This afternoon for the appointment OF
candidate to nil vacancy West Point Military Acnd
from the Ist Congressional District OF Nrw.York
Clifford Dunbar, Of KcHniOud County, chosen from
"a class OF ten competitors. Mr.. Thurman Chndsey, Of
Queens County chosen alternate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
N1r1L1 c1nEnY GRADEATES.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 10.-The following
are the nlmrs Of the graduates 81 tc Naval Academy
t laY In tie urocr OF Secretary Thompson de-
hycrcd The diplomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11

Structure Impotence and Diseases OF tho Generaaye %
pans Radically speed y cured. Hours, TO ant 5tl
HENRY A. DANIELS. 81 d., la exingtonaya.near z1slss
The fourteenth meeting Of tho Society OF the Home
held INSTITUTION
FOrdham, on inst. At Tao anniversary
chapel, commencing
Friends OF the Institution cordially invited TO attend
HatlcIn II. Il. leaves At $50 .. =, ,,,,, ,,..,...
H. M McLAREy, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11

The Northern Belle Mining Company has declared Il
dividend OF nifty cents per share
The Ovcrman Mining Company JAS levied an assess
rnt OF nrty cents per share md the McCnton Mining
Company one OF twenty-five cents
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ANOTUER GILLIAN VICTORY.

LONDON, ThuTsday, dune 10, $3.50.
Tclcglams received by mercantile houses
from VALPARAISO to-day that the Chians have
captur, Area, Peru.
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RTEyOs AYRES DISTURBANCES.

LONDOH, Thursdny, Juno IT, I59U'
The Standard, in its financial article,
says ; "Ii 10 believed in welinlOrmcd
circles that The precautions against disturbances III
BurnoR Ayrrs have had more grave Interpretation
tnun ulrIlt"
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CABUL TO BE EVACUATED.

LuEDON, ThursdaY, Juno To 1870.
A dispatch from Simla says: "Ordcrs have
been sent to GrneI Sir Donald Stewart, the British
commander nt Cabul, 10 withdraw his forces with tic
least delay Comparable with the health Of the troops Ii
Is believed thai Guiamuk and tbs Shuargnrdeh Pass
wild be tue extreme pOnis Of the British occupation"
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