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New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
TIE COURTS.
DECISiONS-OCr. IL.

Suprelue Court ChosberS-By Judge Lawrence
Levy Levy-see memorandum Wassenoge agt' % sciar
ersee ine9orsnig3 hoaa az, Ags ,non m nav
sent o. the costs o. the acon and cossoi motion " te v"
be allowed 10 each 0 the attorneys LOalu ~ w W
erboc Lfc Insurance COmpaDySee me'noandlnl war
rai.-ree nemorauduul Crcnoquo ag;. Cronoque
The proof the service OF the summons and comp ami IS
In tue mser Of GaPfz; In matter GratzMotons TO
vscate assessment are denied Jones agt e m
the the East River savings lllsiliutloi
MED In the matter ot PIubuih cMoun nenlcu
Motion denied Semnler aet Ke,y ~ oon q anteh ~ Sost
aqt phes e order does not seem 70 ne u DC heo
sarY mes tO The counsel VINO pre-
serts this application Jackson WelsnOrder refused
De.sesyay set fayward-I}oh suieics regard suhc
Meyers-Wr dismissed and prisoner remainder I2ns ~
efeult win be opened or PAYMENT $40 Renne
AIT Thompson Wof Cohen; Oppenhdmer ag| Frey ;
SoScidi ftYia~Bv Judgc Van Vorst-The President etc.
Yaie College agt. kennedy ct ai nos. and Z-Or"ef
fact and conclusions sgne White IT, ano Others ag
the Mayor. etcFrdngs signed Nulyhill agt MdiYln L.
Report OF referee confirmed aud Judgment for divorce IN 0
plaiuf. Potter Bepbah AID oers-Orlci 0veirul
ing demurrer signed carey agt klshach 81 ~
Judgment signed Moves 1r aud diners agt WILSON, An '
o.htr 40 uGeuon- for pantin on demurrer MAN
agt. Manson ana orders-Tindnss sisned H., , ,,
Bv Judge Bcach-Putn2m aid Others asL f0aiG slu oih
SaSe,tor Courf-Spscial Term Bv Judge Russell
Verpapck ctc at Motion denied with CO Is
Clark Q. h.-Or1er opening default FtzpalTck agt
Woolua-Order OF substitution Kaplin agi the CensItgS
KeEnose;h Israel elcUrfcr yAcsns innncuon WIN
$40 defendant Ward aEt the Universal Lie lbsu
ance Cumpany.-Orer restoring 10 general calendar
sra1ied Morgan. &C. ast CoekToii- memorancnm
Mills aEt arras et al-Motion aeniou WIN lO costs
Mdrme Court Chambers - Nv : 1dRc G"enl,-~ nl+
agt. Noouan: Johnson ag fns9ding MoioqS Sr-h,si
NOsan.-Motion Granted smissn{ complaint CLsiut ag
reynolds Joseph Marrin appointed feic'ee CiomWe
BY Judge McAdam.-- Barrett aG; TooGer-Opinon fled.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
TIL COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Oct. lin the Court Of Appe.

today the following busnes, waS tar acted:
No 3I-Phneas W. sprague and anoher appellants. agi
Gustayu p Osner and another respondents arrued Dy
Edward d. Mccarthy for appellants submitted ior respond
ftE No 33- RicharI P4eutOa appellant lst the North
en Central RAILWAY Company respondens argI "a by Ot o.
n Rr4iey for appellant aud George " DoYne Tor respond
n sl.-The la Custrine Fertilizer Company. appel
snts ag the Lake GusnO aud shell Fertilizer Company and
TfsDonGens argued Adylphus ID. Pope ioI appel
ants and samuel Hand FOR respondents. NO
GUARDIAN etc. respondent agt Inc Pro-Iecs
PARK and Kalroad Company appellant submit ed
No 35S Hopkins Keep respondent AIT Lester Keep ana
auctber ann laufs 3iS-The People r5l
edward appellant, agt The otre OF Pouce Comlns
sinners etc and anohsr respondents argued by Louis j.
Grant FOR appellant j. Dean for respondents NO 32f
The People ex AdOlph Wadman appellant. aEt te
Poard of Police etc. resIoudehts argued by
E H. Benn appellant and l.. }. Dean Tor respondents
The follow calendar OF the Court OF Appeals
fo uesdsy October II 1880 Ncs 3-6. Sl2 321 2o 332
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
MEETING OF THE BRIDGE TRUSTEES.

the Office IN Waterst. BROOKLYN. yesterday after
noon. after the transaction of routine business;
lively scene occurred For some time Controller
SteInmetz of Brooklyn, who is one OF the trustees
has been expressing dissatisfaction with the action
of his associates and in consequence of the meet,
ing of trustees on October beng heid WIN ci9seu
doors when the president of the Edgemoor Iron
COMPANY explained the reasons why the contract
was not kept strictly, the Controller determined to
make an explanation. He prepared paper set
ting forth his views. AS the Board about to
adjourn. the Controller said he had cOmmunica-
non to present. and placed printed copy of u in
fhe hands of each member of the Board. William
O. Kingsley as soon as he orened the paper moved
that il lie on the table it was an insult TO the
Board that communication should be presented In
that way His motion carried.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
WANTING NO MORE WATER.

Much of the time of the Brooklyn Board OF Alder
men was occupied yesterday afternoon py discus
son arising from the alleged necessity OF supplying
the city with more water. A communication from
the Mayor was read. setting forth the need OF an
appropriation Of S65.500 To cover the expense M on
furnishing 1000 0OC gallons of water day by tho
contract already made with Seth l.. Keeney. Then
Alderman Baird Rep.l offered n resolution 10 ap-
Fund, This resolution was finally lost and reso-
LUTON proposed by Alderman OConnen, setting
forth opposition TO any appropriation OF money ior
water works until the bids for the works mao Deen
properly advertised and awarded in the customary
manner was carried.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

surpR,'Y aAfnRgs-LanfeBce I.Tnrrt oOHls ~
1850 Calendar csled at ii q. Moo 1874 256 29i
S22. STS 571 S$7S 9876 S77, $79. $si.
HSs DAVIS, 4. j. and Brady ana Jarrett Jj
es5 2s657, i65 l6s lIS ls5. 2Si 2l7 2l0 2432 26l
2Gs. 2SO @9l, l7S 231, 25J .
Issues law and Fsc-Nos 67s 77G 7Si 5g5 7Bs eo 800
81 SIS 81. Sls, 441, 100 5J2. ST. so o4 ~. eZu 5%
SIS S2H s3O 81 S3z
C.cyr-PAR. + Daniels J., Court opens a. lG;$o M
1929 llOl. 23g7 1855, 1861, 1902, 1872, l2Ot 3IVS
pAKT lf-Besch. i.-C0urt opens al l03D - m NOS
5000 2O-l. l22c 344u, l5Gl 2i4l l4J. l4[O lo32
2uS9 PSF. 2G65 2I4S, 2l9 2li, 2l34, Z4O 2Isb %i4
2l89. 2l50. 2lj2. 2i5l. 200. 800 -.
i24i $40 1881 1872 1915. 1913 800 lZ54 Pa. 907l
S7r 2s23 1854 1906, 1856 1902, 49, Gl5 $780, 29't ioOo
~, ,i5E toTgrHslfcAL TER,-Tussell Court opens
a. Calendar called at II o. m'os 81 H. % 49, ~
TRIAL rKRs-PARr I-Freodman JCourt opens at Il l. n
PspT IL Spelr J-Coart opens at I a. Mos. AL
50i 6S9. 80. 43l, l6l 352 354 e. "a, so9 U32 5!j
P.RT III sedg,gick C. Court opens at u a. m-N,s
300 S74 pa, @73 SIC 49, 4o3' @so' 200 2A3 3lo
COMMON P1EAs-srEcIN TIEd- Van Brunt court opens
a. ! a. m.-Nn dav CaleEGsr.
EculrY TEGliJ. +. Daily, I.-C0lrt opens At IL a m-
IN THSi TfR-PiRr &c r. Daly C. JCourt opens II
n.-Nos. 81, 2C6 252. go gu .79 80 6H2 tS5 Gag
Nos 500 197. IA. 7tJ, 741, 81 1to.
GENERAL SEssiOSs-PART i-Smyth R.-Ihe People a@t.
John Murphy Jos ph Mcdonald. burglary Charles SCOTT
Thomas Wilson .JOhn husheS
Thomas larceny IRON The peTs"n rate Ot OnoI
James PallOn robbery Nina 6lunenthal william Buen-
receiving stoen goods James Murphy larceny rom
PATT II-Cowinr J--The People agt James stevens
robbery Mary H2se leon0ls assault ana battery George
A WRIGHT. . Landay, burglary; Joseph BiukS
Grand larceny William stephens from The person
lice sing Jonn Johns violation Lottery
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12

affairs. It was learned that the liabilities Wonla ma
amount to between $4,000 and 40 ooV: ,ho
creditors being in the western part OF tne ctlle,
particularly in Little Falls and Cattaraugus
County. The amount of liabilities to ilrnls IN tls M
city is said TO be small. IL was stated ,hat .no
fajiurc was doubtless due to the fact that tho
firm had spsculated principally in cheese, had
bought at extreme prices. and, not having large
capital was frequently Obliged TO sell on ue-
nreSSpl market
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
YELLOW FEVER PASSING QUARANTINE.

A case of yellow fever was discovered in Brooklyn
Sunday. The victim was steward On the british
steamer Mnrrill. which passed quarantine THUS
day. and FRIDAY discharged her cargo at Pier No.
a. North River. The mess-room steward, John
Johnson age thirty-Cn ne, was sick ON the voyage
from Barbadoes TO this port. He had been in
attendance on the third engineer, who died of
yellow fever early in the voyage. johnson had
mild form OF the disease and when the vessel got
here. the captain not wishing TO be DELAYED, gave
him a glass of wine, and he appeared on deck with
the rest of the crew. But he still felt SICK and on
and detailed his case. He was placed by himself,
and after communication with the Health Depart
1nent was sent down to the Quarantine Hospital.
The vessel in which he arrived was ordered back
10 the Quarantine Station by the Health Officer.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
antnmn Resorts.
Che durt.

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLuB-Fail Meeting
October ID 9th, 7th, 9TH 18th. and
Extra Day Tuesday Election Day, November "a.
Races commence october each day promptly AZ 10
II CosTEa sec. A. BELAON f. Prest
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ To Jerome Park Races October g. and III special
trains direct incssure At the Grand stand leave unu
Central Depot Is and IL 40 returning after tho
races Draw ng room attached and special cars 70
served for ladies' Excursion tickets 90 cents -.
C. b. Err, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
FAILURE IN THE CHEESE TRADE.

The failure and subsequent assignment of r.
Bamber & Co.. butter and cheese merchants ol NO.
A. Peafl-st. was reported Yesterday. The meinpeis
of the firm declined 10 make any statement OF theh
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
amu9emenI5.

rI,HE BERNHARDT SEASON. BOOTHS.
Commsncea November 4 Seats now roady az Box Oiice
either Tor SEAS SON OF SINGLE PERFORMANCES. Reper
toirs ars week. ApRIKeANE aud fEoU fhoU.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
fnst an0 Gonn0.

OST or STOLEN.-Bank Book No. 49,
IL 953 Issued by tho German Savings Bank 70 AaSnsni
same and return IL 10 the bank corner 4taye
and l4th-s
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21

One of those rough-clad, big.
hearted miners who come into
Santa Fee occasionally to lay in a
supply of grub, stepped into the
Postotfice of that town recently
and, seeing in the window three
letters held for postage, picked one
up, and, looking at the address,
said in tone of great astonish-
ment: "Why, this letter is for II
lady in Denverw EYES," said the
clerk. "And are you holding it
here?" in tone of great astonish-
ment. "Why, Of course" answer
ed the clerk; "don't yon see it
HASN'T any postage paid" In a
tone Of utter contempt for a man
who would not forward letter to
a woman, paid or unpaid, the
miner said: "Give me some
stamps" Il was done. He care
fully put stamps on all the letters
In the window, putting two on that
of the femenine gender to make
sure that it would go all right, and
started out of the Office with the
concluding remark, hurled at the
head of the astonished Pine Pinito'
"Strikes me there's some - mean
people in this tOwn!O
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21

old time respect for tho rights OF
the government and Of the States.
with their platform, which only
advocates q tariff for revenus-just
where they stood in Jackson's time.
Not only that, but the excuses OF
their adversaries have given them
the rlghtful claim to appear as re-
formers and redressers OF gross
abuses.
This partial and hasty sketch
leaves out the great fraud of 1876,
which calls for a Democratic tri-
umph in the interest of free gov
eminent itself 1t is coming. tits
certain. 1t will be intellectually
beneficial.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER Is a scientific combin alton 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. II
cures dandruff and humors, and falling
out of the hair. 1t furnishes the nutrl-
tive principle by which 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 its effects last a 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 increased 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.
Tor SALE BY ALI, DEALERS
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
The Passing Of Rutherford.
TPuck.1

mo-" said Rutherford's wash.
erman, "me no Iikee Mclean Pies.
ident man; me no makee money
washee washee his shirtee-too
muchee muchee frills."
NO." said LIE Due, II do rot ex-
pect to be reappointed by Garfield.
No one will ever appreciate my tea
as the present administration has
"Our time is indeed brief,u said
Thompson, "but before we 20 out
of Office I'll get a United States
ship up the Wabash river, or burst
that Internal river to everlasting
smash in the attempt"
II have always thought,n said
Wheeler, "that the Administra.
ton should have devoted itself as
siduousiy to the catching and eat.
ing of fish. What the Administers
ton needed above all things was
brain food.n
at is true" said Sherman re.
f1ectively, that our Administra-
ton lost Florida, South Carolina
aud Louisiana from the Republi.
can fold; that we have somewhat
the Fortune Bay matter
and the Cuban claims, and that we
have made civil service reform a
stock; but, after a gigan-
tic effort, we kicked Cornell and
Arthur out Of the Custom House.
There's glory for you"
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21

AS we see that the Republican
newspapers are slowly and labor
iously bringing themselves TO de-
fence of Garfield's Infamous record
while Congressman of the United
States, we elsewhere reproduce,
from the New York sam, of July
18th, an editorial which shows up
the Republican nominees record
after the "back.pay" infamy had
been accomplished, and that, too,
very largely through his agency.
The same record of hypocrisy is
preserved throughout this affair
which has characterized all
Mr.. Garfield's manifestations and
tergiyeraations. Republicans are
fond of pointing to their candi-
dates reelection to Congress from
his Western Reserve (Ohio) dis
trIct, after the Credit Mobilier and
Back Pay episodes, as n proof that
his constituents believed him to be
innocent. They utterly omit all
mention of the fact that, after hese
scandals, his majority ran down
from II, GOO TO $500; just as, in de-
Tending him from the Credit Mo-
lier charges, they ignore the cir.
cumstanee that the Poland Com
mittee, two.thirds Republican
formally aud officially reported
that Mr.. Garfield had agreed to re-
ceive ten shares of Credit Mobiliel
stock from Cakes Ames, while Gar
fiele SaOOre that he had neither re-
ccived, nor agreed to receiue
either shares of, or dividends from
Credit Mobilier stock, from Oakes
Ames, or any one. We commend
to our readers the Suns article
"When and Why Mr.. Garfield Re.
turned his Back Pay.n While We
pity the Republican party for be
ing caught with such candidate
We cannot forbear repeating the
lines, "Let the CALLED jade Vince,
our withers are unwrung"
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
A Volunteer officer.
Dorchester Union.)


All of Hancock's service during
the war of the Rebellion was as u
volunteer officer in command of
volunteers, and not as a regular
officer in command of regulars.
When the Rebellion broke out
Hancock was not in the line, but in
the staff of the army, a Captain in
the Quartermastel's Department,
on duty in California. AT his own
request he was transferred to the
East for active service in the field,
relieved as staff Officer of the regu-
lar army, and on the 23i of Sep
TENDER, 1851, appointed o Briga-
dier-General of Volunteers, and
with this rank he continued to
command until he relinquished it
after the war closed and returned
to the regular army, in which he
had been promoted to Maj or GEN
eralship. While he was in the
field all through the war o volun.
teer General, commanding volun-
teers in action, his rank in the reg
ular army grew from Captain to
Major Q. NJ, November 80, 1868,
and from that to Brigadier-Gen-
eral in the line August IL, 1864,
and then to Major-General. In a
word, the comparison which the
Tribune has invited is this: GAR
field left his Colonelcy of an Ohio
regiment OF volunteers to take
rank and position as General upon
the staff Of Rosecrans, q General of
the regular army, and then left
Rosecrans's staff in the midst of
the war to take a seat in Congress;
while Hancock left his rank and
position on the staff of the regular
army to take the rank of General of
Volunteers, and at the head of an
army of volunteers fought the war
through to the bitter end.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
FOR EgCN.

Whe A"ieraa'iOnns K,ns Contest.
WIMBLEDON, July 20th.-In the
"Any Rifle" Association cup COM
petition, Halford and Baker, of
the English team, both tied
Browns score, each scoring so, the
highest possible, and making three
bulps.eyes in three extra shots.
Halford, during the afternoons
shooting, made 16, and Baker, who
scored 40 in the contest for the Ar
thur prize, made % successive
bulls-eyes. In the competition for
the Arthur prize, Scott scored So,
the highest possible, Fisher AZ, and
Hyde Al. In the contest for the
Ladies' prize, Joynt made the
highest score possible, namely IS.
In the Duke of Cambridge's prizes,
Humphreys is first so far with q
score of 60.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20th.-The
Union Consolidated stockholders
elected the old officers yesterday, as
follows: Robert Sherwood, Presi-
dent; George Wallace, L. P. Des-
ter, Cornelius O'Connor and Chas.
s. Fish, Trustees; J. M. Burlington,
Secretary; The Nevada Bank,
Treasurer, and w. III. Patton, SUI
perintendent. The Secretary's re-
port shows the receipts for tho fis-
Cal year to have been 81, S27,3 of
which $l,094. 926 was from bullion
and S206. 900 assessments. All the
above has been expended, with the
exception of $53,76 cash on hand.
There was 80, PAT tons of ore worked
from December, 1879, to June l,
1880. The assay value of this ore
was 1906 and 1t yielded 1858. The
assay value of the bars produced
was $50. 168 in gold and 1913, 04l in
silver.
Pros;aco ExehngGe EisctIon.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Gotham
election for officers OF the Produce
| Exchange was held this morning.
There were two tickets in the field,
the regular ticket representing the
exporting interest, and the OPPOSE
ton the jobbing trade. Most of the
candidates on the regular ticke
were elected.
Asst sGp's f,iI.ws Dead.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 20th.-E
G. Fellows, Assistant General Su.
perintendent of the Central Pacific
Railroad, died this evening at Oak
land. The cause of Mr.. Fellows's
death cannot be accurately stated
until after the post norton, but
one of the chief causes was conges-
ton of the liver, arising from eli
matte changes during his recent
trip to the end of the Southern Pa
citic Railroad In Arizona. An gu.
topsy will be held Tomorrow. The
deceased was native of Syracuse,
New York. aged 40 years. He has
been in California since 1868 in
railroad employ. He was taken
sick u week ago last Thursday week
and has bean confined to the house
since last Friday week.
| Klled waite stesltns Water.
ORovILLE, July 20th.-A Por.
tugese, aged about %, name I'M
known, was shot at the Spring
Valley Mining Company's flume,
at Cherokee, last night, while in
the act of robbing the f1ume, by
two boys aged about - and 16, who
were the night watch. The man
was killed instantly.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21

A census enumerator In New
Hampshire town found one family
where the mothers age was TWEEN.
ty.six years and that of her eldest
son fourteen. Inquiry revealed
the fact that the mother was mar
ried when eleven years old. She
is a native Of Rhode Island and
claims to have been the youngest
mother in the State.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21

comfortable bed, dead drunk.
When it was removed and thrown
upon the floor, the shock restored 1t
to partial consciousness and to a
staggering effort at locomotion.
Moral: 1t is not safe even TO smell
the cork OF whiskey bottle.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21

Quite number of darkies, young
and old, were fishing down at a
Galveston wharf recently, when a
boy of about IL fell off, and would
have met with watery grave had
1t not been for the energy and pres.
ence Of mind Of old Uncle Nose.
After the boy was safely landed o
bystander took occasion to praise
old Nose for the heroism he had
displayed. lis that boy your son?u
asked the sympathetic spectator.
mo, boss, but he mout Jess as well
q been. He had all de bait in his
..ocket.n
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
A Mouse on a Spree.
Norristown Herald.


A mouse recently intruded itself
into q lady's chamber and found
upon her toilet table a small vial of
whiskey, which, it is but fair to
say, the lady used for the benefit of
her crimps. The vial was stoppered
with a paper cork, which, of course,
was saturated with the whiskey,
The mouse nibbled off the ton of
the cork and succeeded in drawing
1t, and then RECALLED itself with
what the paper had absorbed. Uu-
der the stimulRnt thus Sc.
cured, 1t had made it's pres
ence In the ron very EVIL
dent, and q careful search for 1t
was promptly instituted. It was
soon discovered in the drawer Of =
bureau, stretched at full length on
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
sAs FRANCISCO. July 20.
svssiNs srsEErs-i p. NJ

s; Belcher. Les $; Jacket, 4.l5 S; Savage,
ms; Union. 2lh S; Scorpion, l.45 b, ~
a; Chollar, 2 b; California, s.; Chai-
lenge, s.; Goodshaw, LILO 81; Jupiter,
Ie al Best n Beiener. ~ o. ~ 2; OYER YER
ginia, 295s; Eureka, l4s4 b; Hale Nor
cross, 3 b, sos a.; Mexican, 81 b, 81 a;
Addenda. I.45 n; Julia. Sic b, 40c a; Sierra
Nevada, Ia b; Potosi, l.b0 8; q Il Q, 3 b.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21

EAST Err N.


Probably Fasat Quarrel.
DENVER, July 20th.-Late last
night Frank Howard shot Joe
Haggerty, inflicting a probably
fatal wound. The cause OF
quarrel was concerning u woman
of ill fame.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21

1lunlssr notices Of companies, sooie-
chpBohes, etc., will only be inserted
~ UHnALD as paid advertisements.
vtogerve, nor Places of Worship, grit
1lroseory, which will appear every
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21

4o Herald steam. Printing House is
44rpassed by any Job Printing office
n ~ Pacidc Coast. outside OF San Franz
-. n facilities for doing job work.
~ prices, good work and expedition
[Nk be relied upon at this officc.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
PACIFIC COAST.


~ FRANCISCO STOCK Asn EX-
C:iANGn BOARD.