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The daily gazette., 1880-01-13
From the N. Y. san.
The MisfOrttnes Ofthe BoOerts

TWO CASES OF DEATH By sUICIDE-A
FORTUNE OF HALF A MILLION GONE.
member of the family OF the late
BENJAMIN q. BoRert said, yesterday, that
when Mr.. Cornelius Bogert, the father
of the late treasurer of the Produce Ex-
change, committed suicide, at his home
IN Hoboken, In 1864, Benjamin q. Bogert
prepared paper by which the widow of
the suicide relinguished her share of the
suicides estate, and in the excitement
and confusion In the household % btai ned
her signature to the document without
her comprehendiDg the naiurepof the
years WAS flour merchant In this city.
About three years before his death he
retired from business, and was succeeded
by his sons, Henry and Renjamip @.
Bogert' The old gentleman was several
timeJ prevented from committing sui
eide by his friends, who found IL neces'
sary to watch him. But short time af-
ter this the old gentleman secreted q
penknife on his person, locked himself
in the bath room of his dwelling, and
cut his throat. He was dead before he
was discovered. He was married twice,
and had three sons by his first wife
Henry, Benjamin and Ceber. Henry
failed several years ago, and since shat
time has been at work for his brother
Benjamin. Ceber Bogert was for many
years a Wholesale .jeweller in this city,
and also failed and is now keeping a
small store in New Durham, N. j., and
BENJAMIN was rthe last of the three to
fail.
A small house in Jones street, that
was bought from the estate by the widow
is all that is now left of a fortune of
nearly half million dollars.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-13

/ We will during the month OF
January, continue to sell all OF the
best Prints at 7 cents per yard.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-13
WILMINGTON, DEL /
january, 1880.
TO BUYERS OF MUSLINS /:


We are prepared at this time to
show our customers o large stock
of the most reliable makes OF
Bleached and Brown Muslins, nom
one to two and q half yards wide at
jobber's prices on the day Of sale.
Whilst we deprecate selling these
goods at WHOLESALE PRICES on
account Of some small dealers,
whose stocks are composed almost
entirely OF Domestic goods, yet we
have been forced to IL by would-be
reputable houses, who have no
price on them except to get all they
can when they can or, when the
case may need, use them as o
'sbait" TO sell other goods at higher
prices than q lone price" house
would charge for them.
yers should always bear In
mind that q house which has more
than one price there is no telling
how many they do have. and the
one that has but ONE PRICE Is al
ways careful that that price Ia the
LOWEST,
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
W. M. KENNARD Il CO
The daily gazette., 1880-01-13
WIN. KENNARD eco,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
9Th January, 1880.
TO BUYERS OF CARPETS

Toavoid paying further advance
we have purchased our spring stock
OF Carpets. and are now Offering
them at figures which are but very
little over manufacturers prices Of
to-day. Unless there should be
change in the market, which 10 ex-
tremely improbable az the raw ma
terial has already advanced from
30 10 100 per cent, IL will be impos-
stble for us to sell these goods at
present prices after the stock ON
hand is exhausted. We have no
hesitancy in saying that 1t will be
10 the interest OF our CUSTOMERS
to buy early.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
W. M. KENNARD & co
The daily gazette., 1880-01-13
WILMINGTON, DEL, |
January, 1880.

ToBUYERS.o OF WINTER GOODS
On LIST January we inaugurated o
sale of Ladies Goats, Dress Goods,
Balmoral Skirts, Cloths, Cassi-
meres and blankets at prices in
many instances less than manu-
facturers' prices of to-day. The OPP
portunity now offered TO buy the
above goods at the present prices is
not likely to occur again.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
W. M. KENNARD & co.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-13

N1 000 returns in 30 days on 500 In
bldOO vested. Official reports free.-
TO $50. Address T. Potter Wight q Co.,
Bankers, Rs Wall St.. n. Y. oc2O-dawlY.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-13

George Peek, a negro, arrested for a
felony, was taken from the Jail at Beales
Vile, Md, en- Sunday morning, by a
mob, and hanged in front of church.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-13
THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.

THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
5O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY Ath, 1851.
Open TO receive deposits daily from A
M, until p. M. and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from TO 3 O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their interest
twice In each year; orps
Saa s%ysn George George y @ osps spsh
Nathan'l X. Benson, NJ. l.. Lichensteln,
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington,
W. Hastings, Job ii. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. H. Swift,
GEO. ". BUSH. President
GEO. q. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly L. I. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
EIRsT NATIONAL "a BANh NJ, ,,xorov
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD Belts, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG;. CASHIER.
Paid mp Capital, So0O.OOO.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston Ex-
change furnished TO regular Depositors
without charge.
Discount days. Mondays and Thursdays
at $50 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
Gs%fRt onn f. has%ss R as%sth ssOGss Ell aSsrstt w Bu'h
Henry 9. Mccomb. sam,l bancroft, ,Jr.
Edward Betas. ianl-ly
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nations were made by Professor W. y Blake
r. McKay.M. f., aud others, aud Though not %
therefor and no written reports were ftccneu my
fully confirmed ycroay the reports Of Reyes, Raymond
and Low" ,, l. -, -,
THIS statement far 10 relates TO myself Is ah un
authorized aud uuutIiablo use OF my name anu ~ IT,
cciyes nv emphatic protest have neither NrCoany
or in writing Confined the reports Oh hc!cS'
Raymond and Low. IL ~ not my CUSTOM
TO be led by to confirm the reports .,
other experts. The facts SIMPLY these beiuE ~
Lea ivie last FALL Mr. George d. Roberts nfOinen me
thar he negotiating tor the purchase OF me FutuIv
Carbonifer0us and other claims for combination huu
proposed tnat should examine them and be prepared
o make n report them when ! retuiheu, W
New York il desired. made the eXaminatlOn ana On
my return offered to make report Dut u
was declined. Under these circumstances the use o
nv name in connection with tins property peculhTV
indefensbe and unjust to ana - misleading 10 the
public by placing I'm the position OF confirming or
sustaining the opinions OF Others, which position de
cline TO occupy. Nm L. DIANE
mn Rock Neic.Harcn, Aug. 2, 1880.
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N. I. INNING STOCK EKOHl yGE SALES
SECOND CALL-12:3D p. NJ
TuIrD CALL--2:3O p. ".

Rucr4rc Auie Chrysolfe south lite
900 49, % 500 b5J. ~ $50 ....~. 80 It'll. 20
~ '''-'- TX 53p, So Climax 500 ..... l.2O
Uut-u little chief 1000 ... 2.1J 100 LID
4Oc . 30 100 ..... o. ~, 30 .b5O 2.2j Imperial
CON va 100 80. G.sS| nahIUuegL l0".-----. 20
lU... J.1J 2I0 l....... o. lGl..-..- ~
i01 - 80 ID 81 5I5I con Pacific Great Eastern
Goo,i.inw 81 -, 600 loo 800. 50 son ...-... 81
rc6 "a Icadylle con Cod Placer 100 ..-. 90
100 bgn gj 5u.... 30 300 ...... go Eodie
W Wnose Chiysol.tr Joe $40. 80 50 ....... 3 80
100 b3.. 81 lO0.s o GG} 500 .-.--. 80 N'@i-
lao go. GG Jp1 $50 C.5Oi 'aItDinla 100. 10
,,i,t.r,s 100 3d. $50 100 .... 1.Jj iiappIi7u0cs
soo., az c1n 1lti I3OJ..... 20
"-0--'' lOl.. az 7a~I 200 ..l~t. 80
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CLOSING PRICES oF eHfaIDsLpHl4 sra ~
TrEsnAN. AM. 3-P. ".

TUESDAY. Aus. 3-P ~
The stock market to-day was more active than
YESTERDAY the sales amounting 10 27i14l shares
against 253.00O yesterday. The early dealings
were at prices mlly equal to last evenings closing
figures, and in some instances higher noHbly' oo'a
the WaDashes Cn0n Pacific, Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas. Central Pacific. and 81. Paul. but later
an unsettled feeling was developed aua
prices began to yield. at first slowly followed ny
quick recoveics but finally the decline was marAe"
and the rallies were weaker There undoubtedly vas
a good deal of realizing profits which hist siar'e"
the decline but the decline induced others 10 SCI,
either TO secure profits or stop losses. Inc oo',
stocks were rs weak any NeS-Jersey Cenu"
dropping from ~ to 74l2. Delaware, LacNa"anhs
aud Western from 81 TO SJA. aud Delaware a"u
Hudson from s2l4 to Sill Az the very close tue'o
was a rally for these stocks OF y TO per cent Du'
the general list closed with little or no recovery
Northwest down 4 per cent from It's best price y.
the day; ST. Paul rs Central Pacific l, 81. Eau,
and Omaha Ia, Hannibal aud st. Joseph pre'e'ioa
81, Lake Shore | is Michigan Central =. Missouri
Kansas and Texas l3s, Central and hudS'n
l. Erie /, Northern Pacific a. ONO a"u
Mssssippl III. ST. Louis aud san Francisco l. iio"
Mountain 49, Union Pacific "a. Wabash Is ana piV
ferred stock H. Western Union l, and Paclhc Man
Ito per cent Chicago, Burlington and quincy
Rock Island and Illinois Central continued 'ho"s
all the way out. There were no untavoraole 'u'
mora nor IN fact anything to affect the market s'
cept the prices themselves a..
There were no sales of Government bonds al wv
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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. Aug 3-P. ".
Mining stocks to-day were even more irregular
than usual. Central Arizona was active, and rose
from to 0l2, closing at S0s, after sales amounting
TO 1000 shares. Little Plttsburg declined from
5sl to 4i2. Chrysolite was active between 7's ana
77s closing at 71 against Us yesterday, and Little
Chief after a decline from to 50s, recovered and
closed at g. Climax was weak and fell D cents 10
2.15, and South Hite declined from % to l.l5
large business was done in Amie the price declining
from SO to 80 and closing without recovery. Lead
Vile being dull and steady at go. Silver Gin SOLD
M do. Consolidated Virginia rallied from 2.Go to
2.sG02.75 and California from 80 to .60a %.
Silver Nugget was unchanged at about LOO. Bar
bee and Walker Il lower at ., and Battle Creek g
lower at 4as The low priced shares generally were
lower and weak. Gold Placer sold at 62a59. Great
Eastern fell from 80 to 540jj. Calayeras from 80
to SO, and Buckeye from 20 to %. Goodshaw was
10 cents higher at 3d. Moose being steady at SO
after n rally to g. Hukill was dull at 1,3O, ana
Green Mountain Is quoted at 3.5Qa 800 we more
sale1 of Atlantic Copper at 10, Bodic at 3@3.43'
Best and Belchcr at s. Union Consolidated at 1913
G1Sl4 Ophir 83l. and Mexican al q for small lot.
The markets generally closed weak
N I. INNING STOCK ENCH YGE SALES
u n
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election Noiices.

V'HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of
L the stooGnoders OF the NewYork and .Texas Land
The company, No. % Plne-st In tho CITY OF
Nrw.York on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of August, A.
d. 1890 at noon, the election OF direct
or inspectors of election and the
any business which may be brought before tn meeting
y Hoard of Directors the books
viii be closed July "a and opened August IL. 1881
EAMUkL THOhNE Vice PRESIDENT
JOHN q. BARNES, Secretary
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NRS. WILLIAMES'
WI English end French Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies aud thdren % West 39th ST. Teopens Sep
lsInb'- All. (Twenty-iAird yeaI.)
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lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TmBUNE.l

SAN FRANCisCO. August 3.-The reaction in
Union from $40 yesterday to S22 to-day was owing
largely to a filing of shorts upon rumols that a
d1it on the 300 level had run into ore North
End shares sympathlzed. The bulls feel confident
of n Ivelier market. Assessments levied; Hale IL
Norcross 30 cents Albion, 20 cents.
tucson, a. T., Aug. 3.-Ihe upTaiSe in the Irene
mine Globe district, IS being pushed As rapidly as
possible the entire face being still IN good milling
ore This upraISa is from the tunnel, which Is III
80 feet to reach the bottom of the 140toot shaft
above The tunnel carries a 16-tOot ledge.
Work on the Irene 10-stamp mill has been resumed
Shipments during the past week from Globe
we're $1717S. The Corbm mill, Tombstone re
sumed work on the Doth ult bullion turned out
since them $4,000. The Contention mill shipped
1000 IN bullion during the past week, The Con
solldatcd Arizona mil will start work about August
10. Holstng works for the French mine have been
ordered. The working force Oh the Alta has been
dnnbed The llp Top mill is turning out $4,000
daily. The silver King hosting works will be COM
pctrd and working tomorrow
Boplr. Cal, Aug. 3.-Siandard shipped /, $50 tons
of oe last week pulp assay, Y39 43 per ton crude
bullion. 1882 ounces; shipped to company,
1897 % iiulWer Consolidated last week shipped
39l tons OF ore ; average pulp assay Tl4 O2.
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FAM Schools
miscellaneous.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILLIE RECEIVED AT1HE UP
TOWN OFFICES No LBS BrnsdWay, coz thirty nrstst,
o. No BOS West Twenty third 81, corGet flghthayei
corner Tn OD-squue eco Third
ave. cor. at the IA RI.M OFFICE No
1,1SI Onchundfel an twenty Ouiths St
(Hsileni Savings Bank Building up to 8 IT, regular
CELEBRATES
TCHE ASTOR LIBRARI.-Notlce is hereby
usual Iepaifs and cleaning on August until Monday
sestember 0th, ats n.
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ltllnlng.
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
~ WICKTS MONTANA,


LIZA MONTANA COMPANY,
~ WICKES. MONTANA
Capital 100000. shares. $40 elcl UnassessaDle
Present price, SO 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. W. Wckes VicePresidenI
Mchael snow; Secretary, r. +. Brooke
DIRECTORS-W.W. Wickes a. < Barnes, Alanson Trask
J. NJ. sheldon Michael snow New.York s. T. Hauser Colo
Saunders Montana.
OFFICE 1G AND - WALL STREET
COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
" MINING co. 49,,
AT Georgetown Clear County COL terminus OF inc
Colorado Central Railroad Capital stock, S@UOVU3U in
800 900 shares Par value, 80 NOnasses1De once !
Finest New York CIty Register Farmers Loan lust
Company. President PaIl Lichtensein: Wee Pre5deni
Htru. r. Batter secretary AMI Treasurer Albert tVn
Assistant secretary Pau o. dEsterhazT Manager IN Coi'
Orado, George W. hali
COPPER KNOB MINING co.
~ MINES GAP CREEK, As IL CO. "
capital stock, *5OluD0 shares, 81 ea.l
Pfgistrqrs 0i Ock Mining Trust COMPANY. .
r. . FiIf President VIM Braudiet. Vice President
and Treasurer; Edwin II. Milford. secretary, .-,.
r. VI. Eamrs NJ Er SuqeuntenHehI
OFFICE or COMPANY - BkOACN A. y -
CROWELL GOLD MINING CQMMPANH'
~ Mines, Hlcsylc Stanly %, v O., -..o-r
CAPITAL, tJpoOuu SHAthr' ~. EATH;
O n -lI ~ P..s.irrf o.. r. ficC ARff, Vice pres
M. 3tA%bH .ri Tr.ls. r. HAIL jr.. Secretary
Il. s. Biidstl aud r. l,lnrs Superntend"nls. -,
Office OF Company. - LtoidwAy, Ne8- I0rE.
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Cost ano 9oun6.

I OST or STOLEN-Bapk- book issued by the
~ Seamens Bank for savings New;Iork' 10 me sub
daJ from date viii apply 80 the bank for new DO
Esg.YOrk Aug D. 1880 FELICITE TESTER,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-19
THE LYNCHINa APPROVED.
Killing NO Murder.

From the Sacramento Record. Union.l
The SHREDDER case has ended in
the acquittal of thekdefendant, and
thus another is added to the long
list Of disgracefuI precedents which
convice the world that in Califor.
MIA there Is no public opinion
against murder. This case was in
several respects peculiar. There
was no doubt rs to the fact that
the defendant had killed DIR. Lee
fevre, but two pleas were advanced
on his behalf. 1t was claimed that
he was justified In committing the
homicide because Lefeyre had 80.
duced Mrs. Schroeder, and 1t was
also asserted that he commit.
ted the homicide while under the
influence OF emotional insanity. It
10, however, very remarkable that
the defense d. not not substan-
tiate the charge of sjduotIon, as it
must have been in their power to
do had the charge been tr = They
RETAINED from putting M Schro-
der upon the wltness-stA ID, and
they kept her out of Court aItogeth-
er. They relied for this part OF
their case entirely upon the state
ments Of DR.. 6tebbins, who knew
no more than his daughter had told
him. The Court also refused to
permit the prosecution to avail It.
self Of this singular omission on
the part Of the defense, and the
result was to convey to the
Jury the impreosion that the facl
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-19

of the seduction ought to be re j.
garded by them as proved, when,
in truth, no satisfactory evidence
OF 1t was laid before them. We
believe that the rulings Of the Court
upon this point were entirely
wrong and unwarrantable, and
that because Of those rulings the
prosecution was practically denied
Its rights. We believe that no
lawyer Of any reputation will ex-
press q different opinion, yet it is
perfectly clear that upon the DEM
onstration of Lefevre's criminal in.
timacy with the defendants wife
the whole case ultimately turned.
1t must further be pointed out that
when seduction Is asserted by q
woman, and there lie no corroborat-
I've evidence to support the charge,
the greatest caution must alwaYs
be used In accepting it. For IL lie a
fact we'll known to physicians and
experienced jurists that women
have often made similar charges
against innocent parties, and with.
In the last half century at least two
famous English divorce cases
revealed precisely similar halluci-
nations. A propensity to faBricate
accusations Of this kind is one OF
the phenomena Of the complex
disease known as hysteria, and
though it may be that no such
morbid Ideas were present to the
mind OF Mrs. Schroeder in the
present case, it is very certain that
the jury were not permitted to sat-
isfy themselves rs to the equine
ness OF her story. In effect, the
Court allowed the whole theory of
seduction to be taken for granted,
and this Notwithstanding the fact
that it was the central point In the
case. The jury were thus thrown
back upon the supposition that
had real cause for hostil-
ity to Lefevre. and the further sup
position that he might have
been insane when he COM
mitted the murder. OF course
these theories were incompatible.
II Schroeder xilled Lefevre because
be believed the latter had sedtlced
his wife, insanity had nothing to
do with his action. II he was in
sane, then the SEDUCTION story need
have cut no LZure IN the case.
But we are COD <inced that the ev.
ldence placed before the jury was
not sufficient to justify q verdict
Of acquittal, and that In rendering
such q verdict they have once more
the utter ineff1ciency
Df our criminal machinery to vim
dicate the theory of the law and to
punish crime.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-19
LYRuHIRa A MURDERER.
How the Bsllsvills People Served Charles Mar
shau-Particulars Of tho Brutal Murder Of
an IucRsnsive Old Man.

from the Virginia. New, Chronicle.
Decem Der l5.
From @. Raphael, who came in
from Esmeralda county last Satur.
day, q Chronicle reporter has learn
cd the particulars Of the lynching
of Charles Marshall at Belleville
last Thursday.
THE MURDERER
Marshall was q Texas cowboy,
who prided himself on being des-
perado, but had been comparative
" decent during his residence in
Relleville, where he was employed
Rs . r0ustxbOut in o livery stable.
He was very quarrelsome and disa.
greeable In his habits, and brought
! reputation as y bad fighter with
him.. About q week ago he was
discharged from the stable aud
told not 10 come around any more.
THE VICTIM.
Johu Mccain, q man nearly GO
years Of age, WAS engaged to take
his place, which greatly enraged
Marshall; not that he cared for the
situation, he explained, but he was
determined nobody should get
away with him on any proposition.
He said he was the last of six
brothers; that the other Ave had
died with their boots on, but there
were not men enough In town to
send him along the same road.
MoCann avoided Marshall as
much 40 possible, as he had been
warned that he was liable to have
trouble II he ever gave the Texan
. chance 10 quarrel or fight with
him.
THE KILLING.
Having upon two occasions
failed to draw McCann into . con-
troversy, Marshall went to the sta.
BILE ct about 5 o'clock last Wednes.
day morning, with the intention Of
killing HcCann. The old man had
just opened the stable doors, and
was engaged In his mornings
work whom Marshall entered. The
6rst thing Mceann knew be Wal
confronted ~ Narshall, whos with
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-19
Late kilograms.



CHEYENNE, Wy, Dec. 1.-THE
Leaders Rawlins, Wyoming, spe.
cial says: The infamous rpsN agent
and murderer, Geo. PsS40t, alias
Big. Nosed George, has been sem
tenoed by Judge Peck to be hanged
next April. George is the last but
one OF the worst OF tho band OF road
agents and train robbers that ever
Infested Wyoming. The last act Of
the gang was an attempt to turn
Union Pacific passenger train
Into q chasm $50 feet deep at Big
Springs in 1878. Two Deputy
SHERIFF. pursued the gang and were
killed. George confessed this
crime, desiring to be hanged in ex.
pfatiOn.
Hs.sy nod W..lsi, Acqaisaed.
DUBLIN, Dec. l6 The trial of
Healy aud Walsh for illuminating
farmer Manning, commenced this
morning IN Cork. They pleaded
"Not Guilty." The Courtroom
was crowded. The jury, after an
hours deliberatiOn, acquitted them.
Thcy sfe Congratulated.
CORK, Dec. 16.-A great popular
demonstration took place to.
night to celebrate the victory of
Healy and Walsh, who addressed
. large cr0wdin front of their hotel.
Healy said the result of the trial
would be reflected In Dublin in the
acquittal of Parnell.
Agssssson Notes.
LONDON, Dec. l7.-P0stmaster-
General Fawcett believes the Glad
stone Government will not be ter
rorixed into making unwlse con-
cessions to Ireland.
Manning, the farmer who it was
alleged was intim idated, denies the
deposition put in by the prosecu.
ton, In which he (Manning) stated
that Healy and Walsh threatened
him, aud now states that he was
neither threatened nor afraid.
At the Cork Assizes, John Power
aud q party OF armed men who for
Oibly entered q house from which
the tenants had been evicted, near
Tralee, County Kerry, in the night,
about fortnight ago, and split the
ears Of the occupant, bailiff, have
been acquitted, although identified
by the prosecutor.
Parnell. Davitt aud Dillon have
received letters threatening them
with death.
All furloughs to the army in Ire.
land have been cancelled.
The Executive Committee Of the
Grand Orange Lodge Of Ireland
yesterday adopted a resolution to
raise fund for the purpose Of pro-
viding means Of protection for 10y
al men in remote districts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-19

Hot weather produces inaction OF
the liver. Invction of the liver
causes diseased Kidneys, and dis.
eased kidneys undermine the life
quicker than consumption. TICS
troubles can be avoided by using
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, the pureet and beet remedy
ever discovered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-19
AsN(
PACIFIC COAST
sTEAMsHlP COMPANY.
GooDALL. PERKINS q co., AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR DECEMBER.
coming south Coin. North
=. : / n III
Assep..... vows. Dss.. i Dec .|D.e.-,ss
} $;;;; :; ! !:
3 2asss.. :: '.1'- Tan 81 I: i I" <

Both steamships call ct Port Harford
(SAnLuisO bisp0l and Santa barbara.
Tho Company reserves the right o
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
oWPassengers for San Franoisc0 take
the train for WILMINGTON that leaves
Los Angeles 1T 800 O'Clock p. M, Los An
geles time.
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Joseph Kurtz, M. D.

Odice-No. 50, MAIN STREET. over
Dotter 4 BradIey's. Residence-Buena
Vista street.
Eye and Ear speciality. myltk
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-19
WANT6-LOST-FOUND.
LOST---$5 REWARD.

On Friday, between Covarrubias's sta
POCKET.BOOK, containing papers of
value only to the owner. The above re-
ward will be paid for Its return 10 the
HERALD office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-19

WE HAVE SO, 90 O TO LOAN alta
low rate Of interest on good security. -
1RUN40M 4 Wells
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-19

pistol IN hand, stood only about
three feet away.
CPL fix you good this time,n
said Marshall, raising his pistol.
Don't shoot! I'm not armedv'
cried McCann.
Marshall pulled the trigger, and
with groan Mccain fell to the
floor. He was shot through the
abdomen, the ball, a very large
one, going entirely through his
body.