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NEW YORK GRAIN.


New YORK, February, !, 1900 p. NJ
Wheat quiet - No . Chicago, 81 34@
81 31 No. ? Milwaukee, 81 370I SO;
Red Wt'r, 81 4O@1 ~; No. 2 Red Wt'r,
81 A No. . Amber 81 A.; Com-quict
No, 9, OH,
CHICAGO February :, 1000 A. NJ
Wheat 49, February 81 ELI; March,
81 22l.,
Pork -- February Sic 22lt March,
81 9sl!.
Con-May, Ana June Al
Oats May, 81.
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MEDICAL.
-
GENERAL EFFECTS OF
FELLOWS
f s9RrF OF Hypophosphites
"Ir Is PERFECTLY SAFE, AID THE
TASTE PLEASANT"

iTHE Grst apparent effect Is TO
Increase the appetite, II az.
rista digestion, and causes the
food 10 assirlilste properly thus
the system IL nourishcd. II ALTO,
by itr tonic action on the digcs.
tive organs, induces more copious
and regular excavations. liz cf.
feet on the mucous membrane IL
such that easy eXpcctoration Is
produced; not only are the air
passages easily yoidcd OF the So.
erection already dcposlted, but its
collection Is carried on IN a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25
u u rdsSoss ana rh,-sins BraI-. sn
Qu"d.

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEwER is a scientific combination of
some of the most powerful restorative
agents in the vegetable kingdom. 1t
restores gray hair to Its original color
1t makes the scalp white and clean. 1t
cures dandruff and humors, and falling
out OF the hair. 1t furnishes the nutri-
tive principle by " hich the hair is nour-
ished and supported. 1t makes the hair
moist, soft and glossy .and is unsurpassed
as hair dressing. 1t is the most eco
nomical preparation ever offered to the
public, as lis effects last long time,
making only an occasional application
necessary. 1t is recommended and used
by eminent medical men, and officially
endorsed by the State Assayer of Massa-
chusetts. The popularity of Halls Hair
Remover has incre ased with the test Of
many years, both In this country and in
foreign lands. and 1t Is now known and
used In all civilized countries of the
world.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25

MAJOR HORACE BELL, in yester.
days Commercial, "goes" for Cru.
peIser; and, until that recalcitrant
German or Dane is heard from, the
Msjor decidedly appears to get the
better OF that worthy. The HER.
AIDS posi- tion was a simple one.
1t first gave Gruneiser's statement
of q local occurrence, ana awaited
the replies sure to be drawn out.
These rejoinders lacked logical form
and consistency, and we pointed
out the lamentable non seQuitur,
which was emphasized by the fact
that the gallant and literary Major
Bell, who was alleged by Gruneiser
to be the principal actor In the SOL
emu ceremonial, was himself liv-
ing amongst us and yet kept silent.
Now that the Major has broken
the spell of silence, which is said to
be golden, and has spoken OF this
Gruneiser, describing him as little
better than a fraud, we are com.
PEELED to suspend Judgment until
Gruneiser replies. Unless this
complaining German or Scandi.
navian shall rebut Bell, we shall
be compelled to decide the case
against him, and to sd'y'it that in
Los Angeles, at least, the Grand
Army of the Republic is a non par.
tizan organization, and that Cru
neiser Is but little better than u fib.
Der and prevaricator, with a capi-
tai F. and p.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25

CoNKLINo, he of the Olympian
curl, says that he Is winding up his
private business, preparatory to en-
tering on the Presidential canvass.
Roscoe is slow in lending his bugle
horn to Garfield, but the sacrifice
will be forthcoming, in time. The
significant circu instance Of Conk.
ling's letter is that he says the
New York Democracy are united,
aud that every earthly effort will
be needed to win for the Repuhli-
cans. We should say, on q calm
review Of the political situation,
that every earthly effort will be
needed to prevent Hancock from
carrying New York by from 10000
to l0O. 900 majority.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25

THE New York San advises the
Democrats to bend all their ener-
gies to carrying both Ohio aud H.
diana in October. The belief is
steadily growing that Ohio is by
no means cock sure for Garfield.
rhe slender majority by which
Hayes carried it in 1875, when
coupled with the seven or eight
thousand Republicans who. even
in Garfield's own Congressional
district, were dlsgusted with his
Credit Mobilier, Back Pay and De
Golyer record, has disquieting
significance 81 for Ohio Re publicans.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25

"bute deepening into the respect
(which all his countrymen should
"render to the patriot when his CO.
"lossal services during the war had
raised him far above the narrow
"sphere In which I moved. I can
summarize my Impressions of
Hancock In a nutshell when I
"say that 1 look upon him as q
"good and great man, who has al
"ready made himself famous as q
'soldier and administrator Of de.
apartments, and who Is destined to
"add to the undying luster which
"already encircles his name, the
"distinction Of having worthily
"flled the chair Of Washington"
Precisely identical In spirit with
the above are the tributes which
all Of Hancock's brother officers
pay him when their opinion is
sought. His fame, as broad as the
continent, is found not to be eullied
by any belittling or compromising
incidents of his early career. He
is one OF those few men who, like
George Washington, Gen. George
81. Thomas, of the Union, and
General r. r. Lee, Of the Confed.
crate army, seem to have passed
through life without personal
speck or blemish. But Hancock'ss
was never the virtue OF the precis.
clan. He was not only respected
wherever he lived but beloved as
we'll. The number of people whose
eyes light up In Los Angeles at the
mention Of Hancock's name is le-
gion, and 80 it is allov the United
States. Few men have ever at
tained the Presidency who were
greeted with such wealth and
warmth Of personal congratuIation
as will attend the Inauguration OF
Gen. Hancock on the 4th of March
next, deo Volente.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25
Jufe Fsctory-AuciOn Of Wheat
H,Es.

Jufe Fsotory-Auciion of wheat
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24.-The
Directors of the State Prison have
contracted with an English firm
for ju:e factory Of one hundred
looms, which, 1t is estimated, will
turn out, tie nrsL year. nve million
sacks. which production will be in
creased after the first Of the year.
At the auction Of one hundred
bales of wheat bags, advertised for
to-day, five bales sold at 10 2 10 cts.
and the remainder was withdrawn.
rneTsisI "f "fena,rsus--rhc Fruislsss
Qu~ss or +" Yacht.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24th.-The
trial of DR.. s. P. Chalfant for the
murder of Josiah Bacon, agent OF
the Rubber Company, Boston, q
year ago, was commenced in the
Superior Court to-day.
The steamer Newbern, from Ma
zatlan, reports. that the United
States schooner yacht Freda arriv.
ed there On the seventeenth instant
from the Socorro Island, for which
she was dispatched from here July
18th, by orders of Secretary Thomp-
son, to search for Capt. Jones and
wife and the boats and crew of the
abandoned n bark Mathilde, supposed
to have sought refuge on the island.
The Freda reports that, after three
days search, nothing could be found
Of the castaways, nor were any
Bigns discovered Of the prior arrival
Of Sir Thomas Kesksth's steam
yacht Lanoashire Witch, which left
here ~ the same time as the Freda,
IN = similar errand. II ID believed
hat the Witchs on reachlng the
T11nl1 lrrrl - - egHoo q ~ |
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Whos Hts Br"sb~r Oms~rs Tasnh
Of Issm.

It 10 notable and pleasant cir
cumstance In the career of the
Democratic candidate for President
that. whenever and wherever in
Quiry is made as TO his antece-
dents. the result is elwsye~ highly
gratifying to Ais-pa-tizans. Fol-
lowing htaf-from one side of the
colthfent to the other, one is in no
danger Of hearing of him any of
the belittling stories which can be
90 readily encountered when one
makes inquiry as to Grants histo.
~, In the days when the victor Of
Appomattox was looked upon as
rather q sorry scrub OF an officer.
There Is always to be found attach
ing to the name of Hancock an
aroma Of manliness and self re.
spect, and of duty conscientiously
performed. He IL always spoken
Of ~ high-toned gentleman-as
one who helped to elevate the
standard of thu com munity in
which he happeued to res de.
Knowing that Capt. William A.
Winder, of San Diego, had been on
Intimate terms with Gen. Hancock
since the days when both were
young, the other day we addressed
the Captain a note requesting him
to give us his Impressions and rec
ollections of his old time friend,
with whom be had served in Mex
leo. Capt. Winder's reply Is a
model Of condensation, but admira-
.hlv n nes.r~-A ~. r.-r~~e futonacu
Of giving the Impressions made by
Gen. Hancock on his brother off,
GERS. "In reply to your note.n
says Capt Winder. II will say tina:
II have known Gen. Hancock in.
''timately for many years. He re-
s'ceiyed q vote Of thanks from the
"Lsgislsture OF Pennsylvania for
''galiant services In the Mexican
"war. have no hesitation in say
ling that, at every stage of his ca
neer, be has proved himself to be
''about IS faultless as men get to
s'bs In this work-a day world:
Showing, Ia all the relations of
s'lifes that he had a genuine love of
"virtue for virtues sake. Heis a
"man Of great determination and
'most excellent Judgment. Those
s'wbo think he could be unduly in.
s'nuenced by the politicians have
s'no knowledge Of his rugged and
''unbsnding sense Of duty. While
~ olsoted President, as 1 believe
''he certainly will be, he would un.
"doubtedIy seek the counsel OF the
great statesmen Of the country, he
"woald do nothing that his own
Judgement did not approve Of. |
"Hvsf since the time when Gen. |
:" nncock and myself were young, |
'.ee1 shot quail together It JxfFsr- |
- eaRsneks, IL 1e / have
u ~ otlu =. IN
Toe11h =. H.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25
EAST Err N.

Gen myers succ limbs ss Brigh,'s
Disease.
BUFFALO, August 24th. TIE i'm
mediate cause of the death OF Gen.
Myers was Brights disease of the
kidneys, together with chronic
heart disease, from which he had
suffered for some years. The Gen.
erals health had not been good for
several months, and severe work at
Washington at length broke him
down entirely. His family were
sent to their country residence at
Lake View, near this city, and
Mrs. Myers remained with the
General at Washington. He paid
a visit to his friend and preceptor,
DR.. Hamilton, at New York, and
under his advice came to Buffalo
for absolute rest and freedom from
care and anxiety. He was brought
here week ago Saturday and fur
nished with retired quarters at the
Palace Hotel. This morning, sur
rounded by his family-wife and
six children-he died.
Halfway Eieetion.
BOSTON, August 24th.-The Di.
rectors OF the Mexican Central
Railway Company have elected F.
Defuniak. General Manager.
Tbs Delaware DemoePncy.
WILMINGTON, Del, August "a
The Democratic State Convention
to-day nominated Col. Z. L. Mar.
tin for Congress by acclamation
and the following electoral ticket:
Charles J. Love, DR.. Whitley and
George Russell.
Hs.srsb,y Acquitted.
DEADwooD. D. t., August "a
In the case Of the United States de-
tectives LlewoIlen and May, who
trial upon q charge Of
murder, for killing Lee Grimes
alias Curley, while attempt-
Ing to escape from them
last fall, the jury rendered
; verdict Of not guilty without
|1olloH 1heiF sests. Crimes was
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25
EvENINa sTREETs-4:20 p. n.

Union. 2s q; Imperial, 45c s; Justice,
LIS s; Overman, l.S6 o, l.se a; Bullion, AZ
s; Mexican, i5s< .; Ophir, 10ts 8; Cale-
donia, 70o 8; sierra Nevada. l1sz s; Con
Virgins, 425 a; California, 2s5s; Cnollar.
l.l0 s; Benton. LAO b. X q: suIia. 85c 81;
SllvsrHill, 9Oc b, 81 q; Andes. ~ b; Best
4 Belcner, Is>z b. IA a; Albion, 6Oc b; Hale
b NorcrOss, 81 s; Gould q Curry, 8 /;
crown Point, sos ), 3 lG s; Alta, 26O b.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25
eId Steam Printing House.

q herald Steam Printing House is
Epassed BIZ any Job Printing office
- Feelflc Coast, outside Of San Fran.
IA facilities for doing job work.
DGloos, good work and expedition
- velied upon at this ONCE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25
Central stables.

MR. H. EDWARDS respectfully In
forms his friends and ths public Lhat he
will open the Cenfrai ttw Sprtpo
street. opposite the OouFt &Juse, on
=. Mcrdsy: =. Ansust g: Hs so'icitS shsrs
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the Of the most dangerous crimin-
ais ever In this section and the yer.
dict is highly satisfactory.

the Of the most dangerous crimin-
ais ever In this section and the yer.
dict is highly satisfactory.
doing Home far q spell.
OMAHA, August 24,h.-General
Grant and Mrs. Grant passed
through Omaha this afternoon, en-
route from Colorado to their old
home at Galena. They left over
the Chicago and northwestern road.
General Grant was met at The de-
pot by q few personal friends and
prominent gentlemen, whom he
received most cordially. His COM
ing was unexpected and was hardly
known even at the depot. General
Grant did not speak much of poll.
tics; but conversed on Colorado
and its resources. He will remain
at Galena until the last week Of
September, when be will visit the
East.
Marnrsoes ana rh,-vins Brai-- ,n
0u"d.
OMAHA, Aug. 24th.--Chief Turn
ing Bear and five other Brula Sinus
Indisp's, belonging to the Spotted
Tail Agency, who stole ponies and
killed white man few weeks
ago, and who were recently cap
tured by Spotted Tail's Indian po-
lice, arrived here this evening in
charge Of Lieut.. Beardsley, who
took them to Fort Omaha, to be
there imprisoned to await the ac-
tion of General Crook.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25
A CHEMICAL MARVEL.

Though o thousand leagues away
Seltzer's Tonic fOunt tain fpams, -
We can drink the same to-day.
In our far.off Western homes.
Thanks to Chemistry's spell
In an instant-presto! pass!
Fresh as from the living well
SelIzer bubbles in the z ass!
TAkkANI'S PURE APEkIENT
Gives the rare elixir birth
Healthfui as the fluid sent
Flashing from the breast of earth.
Time and distance, what are they?
" hen Art thus can reproduce
Springs q thousanu leagues away,
For the sick mans instant use?
SOLD BY ALL DRUGG SIS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25

~THE FfREMEN of Los Angeles
will contest In q ten-hour race two hour
each night for al elegant 81 yer Tru IN.
pet. embiematic OF the championship.
~ MISS AMY HOWARD, OF New
York, the Worlds Champion, FRAN X
EDWAkD ex-Cham pion of the Pacinc
Coast, and MISS Susie VIII EY will
give an exhibition race previous to the
tr~nd start and every evening OF the
week.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX
CHANdE BOARD.
CORNING SESSION

SAN FRANcIsco August2i.
34i Ophir, 1oh 1870 Confidence, 81
e95 Mexicah. 10, 165, 3i6 Utah, IL, 12h
15X, i5H, l5X 7O5 BulliOn, 2 ~, 1855
700 g q Q, 6Hs 6E 100 ExcheQuer. 2.7s,
$3.50 b a b. l4A, "a, 255
1871, l5sx 20 Seq Belcher. 10x
435 Ualh, ~, 280 IL
AUS Savage, l10 4.05, 1856 Justice, LIS, L20
4 SU5 Overman, l.0O,
$40 Con Va, 4 35. ~ I.95
4.s0. 4.20, 4.l0, $50 Union. 2Sh, 2S4,
4.0j 28N,S8
2i0 Chollar. 4.05, 4.l0I $50 Ala, 2 s., go
4, S.95 SIS = Hill, l.O5, l. y5c
$50 Potasi, 3.20, 5 Is, $50 Challenge, Las
$40, 5.o5 100 occidental, l.50,
40 h n sat l.80
a4U Point, g.. 10, 305 | $40 Andes, 2 Is, o.l0,
$50 Jacket, 8La, 81, 205
8xb6 $50 Ward, 50
220 Kentuck. 8 7l6 Scorpion, 2.55,
l2O Alpha, ~, 7% $50
$40 Belcher, 3.75. 3.70l so q ,,ate, 20. 2.60,
40 8 Nevaaa l65z,l 270
16h. l6sS, 1874 485 Benton, l.50, LAO
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25

From Los Angeles and surrounding
country have enterei for this race.
which Will be one Of the most In.
terestinx that mas ever taken
place In California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25
For Sale or Rent.

A comfortable house OF four rooms,
With all noeerserv eonventonoes, ON
proved vith ffuif tross. knqntri e Ge.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25

admission, so cte
Season Tickets, good for the week 81 80
al7td !. 8. MORGAN. Manassr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25
SO and 38 Park Row. New York.
JOHN H. CHEEvER, Treasurer.

Price lists and further information may
be obtained by mail Or otherwise, on appll-
cation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-01-24

WHITE CEDAR BOAT BOARDS,
DECEIVED PER AMY TURNER, FOR
h (ols T9) Sale by BoLLEs & co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-01-24
VANITY FAIR,

Il that our Vanity Fair Tobacco and Cigarettes, in their va
nOus styles, havs been adopted by the French Government.
BeoE ~ quote from the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle {:
Ii Is a matter Of pride TO Rochester, as well as 70 the Urn
directly interested. that yesterday q cable dispatch was re-
ceived stating that the French Government had adopted the
Tobacco and Cigarettes manufactured by Wm- : kimbaIl &
Co., q this city. We should explain, perhaps, that All Tobae-
CO sold IL France up 10 this time has been Manufactured oy
the Government. OF late the demand for other makes has
arisen. and The Government. 20 meet il, allowed English and
American Manufacturers 10 enter goods for competitive test
with q view % the adoption Of the best. The fact that Wm.
:. Kimbal & Co. have come out far ahead Of al other manu-
iacfurers 10 both countries. is unmistAkable proof that their
goods are the best the world produces Their Tobacco AID
Cigarettes will hsnceforh be on sale in Paris as freely as in
New York, but no other make, except the French, will be
found there In other words, the French Government, on the
report Of it, experts, declare the goods of VIM :. Kimban K
Co the best in the world"
HOLLISTER s. co.
j4 Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-01-24

Liquors.
Gases Y, *, Y Hennessey Brandy,
Gases Marteirs Pale Brandy,
Gases Cutter No. / and o. K. Whiskey,
Gases Kentucky Favorite and U. +. G. Whiskey,
Gases Scotch and Irish Whiskey
Gases Jamaica Rum, Cases Old Tom Gin,
Cases and Baskets Gin,
Gases Fine Old Port Wine, Cases Superior Sherry Wine,
Cases Superior Cachet ct Blanc Champagne, qts & ptsi
Cases Superior Roderer Champagne, qts & pts;
Gases Superior CIaret,
Cases McEEan,s Ale, pts d qts; Cs Bass Ale, pts IL qts;
Gases Blood. Wolfe s Co.'S Ale, Cs McEwan xxx Porter,
Hhds XXX Draught Ale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-17
oLARINGroN, OHIO.
The Progress of the Republican Cam
paign Down There.
0rApISaToH. Sentember Is,

Edltor IntellIgereer . Al,
DEAR sIRs: 1t will perhaps be OF inter
est TO you to know what the Republicans
are doing in Darlington, Ohio. We had a
rousing meeting lest night, in which Mr..
John Habermehl addressed the Garfield
Club for the third time. His speech was
on tariff. His address was well received,
and one Of his strongest points is in pre-
senting the principles OF the Republican
party to the people in child-like simplici.
", to be easily understood. Quite num-
Der Of Democrats have declared their in
tention to vote for Garfield.
In the beginning he said; "The princi
pies we lay down fol our text is that the
mechanic and farmer are the bone aud
sinew OF our country; that the interests
Of mechanics and farmers go hand in
hand that protective tariff encourages
manufacturers; that manufacturers sus-
tain the mechanics; that the mechanic
builds up our cities; that cities give the
farmers mouths TO fill, and that without
cities the farmer Is nothing more than q
Il
en- on and explained bis text, he conclud-
ed with the following beautiful tribute to
the American mechanic, which was re-
ceiyed with a tremedous applause.
He said: "Let US by all means sustain
the mechanic with liberal hand; take
my word for It, he will more than doubly
repay us. See how he reaps your grain,
mows your grass, threshes your wheat,
plows your fields, cooks your meals, and
warns your fre-sides. Remember how he
gave US steel fangs during the war to
strike the copperhesds with
These were about the main points OF
Mr.. Habermehrs speech. Mr.. Haber.
mehl is a splendid reasoner and speaker.
He Is making many converts from the
Democracy and causing q grand stampede
| in their ranks. will give you the names
Of one or two prominent ones among the
converts: Charles Beck, soldier, Chris
tan F. Bridegroom, soldier, and many
others whose names / will withhold for
GRrrYspuRG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-17
RgpusLIoAN MEETINGS,

Grafton, september 20, Gen. n: Gon, j.. o.m,
Parkersbufg, September y, hon. 9ohn n Sai1f-
hall and Hon. W, &. Stevenson.
Volcano, September q, At night, hon. Jonn a.
CampbeIl and Hon. W. Z. Stevenson: ~ N,
Harisyille, September %, John A. CamPpehi W.
f.. steyenson and O piAip c. .. Cole.
Pennsborough, septimber ., night same speakers
West Union, September o. same speakers. 10
CiSrLsburS, October /, tame bpeakefs.
Reston, October 2, same Ipeakeis. a
bridgeport, October 4, same speakers.
salem, October 8, John A. Campbell and D. Il
Pugh. -.
Sistenyille, October Z, ame speakers.
MIddiebouine, October 5, same speakers
New Martlnsyille, October Q, sanie speakers
Wheeling, October II, Hon John A. CAmpbeu'l
September Is, at Lttleton, same speaker;
Petersburg, Grant Co, October 9Th, O'Clock p No
hf F SSIs'P snSsson County October sh o'clock
a IL S asSd; Co., october 7h O'clock n,
'lR RSnHSy, aaup,hi,s Co.. october sth2 o'clock p.
p Fu i1SS ainp.hIs Co October 9Th aoeloet,
p, ~, same speaker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-17

James A. Garfield, of Ohio [derisiye
laughterI; a man who has long been IN
public service, long been the leader O. nus nus
party, and who stands to-day the mighne,sst
warrior Of them all, the greatest Rep1on-
can member Of the Lower House OF Con-
gress, [sensation.l l know James a.
Garfield by being with him in the Lower
House OF Congress. and know that there
is no Republican OF that party ADLER man
he. i see that the newspapers are making
charges against his character; but, my
friends, / cannot say that they are in any
wise true.