Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19
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Pnsseagers ~ shs Ase"s.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Is The
steamer AncOD sailed this morn
ing With The following passengers:
II Conner and wife, A Hnpper, Miss
b Hicks, MAR H,cks. VIM A
0rosssr. J P McMahon, e W Wor-
), sham, f ER9ason, Miss L K. nsdy,
Rev g II Deere and wife, DR. J 6
\ Adams, Ms e F Willism,, J Por-
ter, Mics Johnston, Mrs @ w VIII
liams, @ Lowdeil. Mis- J A Lloyd.
n.rnss R~psss.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Wheat
--quie, ste.dy; No. l, 81 40@l ~;
No. 2. u SOL .S7}. Barley -nclvt ;
feed. 90@o74c; bIeving, $l@1.122
for light aud 81 1t01 20 for bright
heavy Il standard cuevalier, nom
inal; coast ditto, ESQ Oats-dull;
good and choice. $l.60@1 8O; com !.
mon $1.s7}@l At; surprise. 81 IS.
Corn--smsil round yellow 81 yet;
large do, 81 O5; white, silica.
Hay - $7@i2 80. Potatoes IN
sacks, 70e@s0c !. In boxes, sOc@$l.
W0ol-Dsssun about over. Bags
Calcutta, lie; jute, 100, combine
ton rates.
A. Oassysss BsgSst ss~ssOD.
BAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-Lieu-
tenant Ray, OF the United States
Signal Corps, sailed to-day with
i nina oOvsn n nlnpa IN tho sOhpono,
Golden Fleece Tor Point Barrow,
Arctic Ocean where he will esiab-
lish . station for meteorological
I obserVations Houses ready for
&erecti0D, instruments ard provis
ions for three years are comprised
{ In the outfit OF the expedition.
TAs Riehnssa-Aisssn Aane sa,s.
; EuREKA, New, July ls.-In the
Richmond Albion case to-day,
! Wren, for the Richmond company,
occupied the attention OF the Court
till 1880 p. n. on the controversies
legal point. At the conclusion of
bis remarks, the Judge read SEC
tlons Of the law Of Congre.s and
the statutes of Nevada, and said
that these conferred upon HIM un.
doubted Jurisdiction to determine
the rights Of the parties to the pos
session Of the land in dispute. He
would therefore admit the testimo
ny offered by the Albion Company,
and 90 ordered. .fn
zee Osissoss rersaa paused.
ExEcuTIvn MANSION, July IT,
DR.. Boynton, In conversation this
afternoon, expressed his opinion
that the critical period has passed,
and that the President, although
extremely weak, Is now out Of
danger. Continuing, no said:
"There is no doubt that he will
gain strength steadily now, and
there Ia every reason to hope for
his ultimate recovery" "Msjpr
Crump, steward of the Mansion
! and one Of the night attendauts
upon the President, says that If the
President co ndition continues dur
/ log this week ~ IL has been for the
past few days, he will, In my opin.
lon, b able to cit up and eat his
meals BY next Sunday" Msjor
Swain, who fs almost constantly
with the President, said this after
noon that he was progressing fine-
~. 10 reply to inquiries abDut Mrs.
Garfield's health, Msjpr Swain,
1 said, "Oh! Mrs Garfield 10 getting
along nicely. She spends most Of
her time 1t her husbands bedside
To-day Crump said 10 the Presi-
= dent. he believed that he
would be citing up 10
his breakfast next Sunday.
"Do you really think SOP" asked
the President. II do indeed" re-.
kpIIed Crump. ~ would not be sur.
, prised, judg log from the way I feel
now.s' said the President. Dnc,Ors
Bliss and Ray burn left the White
Houee together about 9 u'cl.ck to-
nigh. DR. Bliss. replied, when ask
ed about the President: "He
10 doing splendidiy and
that covers everything. He 10 de-
ctdedly better than at any time.
His fever came on later this even.
Ing than any previous day. He
has : good appetite. relishes his
food; he 10 gaining some strength
and begiuniBg to be able to move
himeelf about. He 10 cheerful and
getting WELL"
Omesas Duslessn shss Morussg,
Executive MANSION, July Is,
ESQ A. M.-The President has
passed . restful night. and his
pulse. temperature and respiration
(. are alb ut the same a. yesterday.
Lssess Tslsgiems srsm sue s,sk
ExHouT1v1 MANSION. July 49,
"a. M.-phs Presidents progress
towkfds convAlssoenc noted in
the o1acial Bulletin OF Saturday,
steadily continues. He feels great
" refreshed by the restful, un-
broken sleep which he had last
night, and which was materially
asbtsted By the agreeable change in
the weather. His pulse 10 grad
nelly lesseuIng, u now being IS,
With normal TEN perature and TO- :
ptrotloe. He Will Esoeiys for break
1T ~ - 3; koaet n6sp6jnt 3ufeo
p p s' sss;sz =: is 6 ' s.