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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19
FOURTH OF Jul

Having purchased the entire stock of Easeern Sir
Manufacturer consisting Of 5000 dozen Of White -
Fancy Colored Shirts and dozen Linens Collars -
Cuffs, would simply say those who have not yet heo
ored me with visit that am in position ofcf den
some splendid bargains, and advise them call Il cn
and secure choice selection from this magnificent STOCK
Shirts, all new desirable goods which offer below raa
ufacturers cost.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

Pleasant rooms with board, 206
Spring street, apl6:lm
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This popular house having been thor.
oughly renovated and Ientted Is open
tor the Accommodation OF The public.
THE TABLE will be supplied with all
he luxuries the market anords.
MRS. s. BAYLEY,
apSOtf Proprietress.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

nFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN Pal
~ CIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, !
San Francisco, June 18th. 1871
The Annual N eeting Of the 8 ock no "a
ers OF the abov, nsIned1 20 mpapy, for
the election OF seven D rectors for the en-
such other business Us may he brought
before the meeting, Will BE- held at the
office of the Company on WEDNE SDAY,
July 18th proximo, at 10 O'Clock 4: M.
jl0td J. L. WILLCUrr,
Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

r oNG BRANCH OF THE PACIrIol
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19
Ocean House,
OCEAN AVENUE, SANTA MONICA.

s~First-c Glass in Every Respsct.-sa
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Rucklen's Arnioa saIve.

Heipzeman g. Ellis sell at whole.
sale, and will guarantee prices as
low as any house In Southern Cali.
fornia.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

10 cartlng,
ble terms;
all kinds
10 Cheese
Re. Spring
| yl0-Iw
National Republican., 1881-08-05
PERSONALITIES.

lie Dues tea failed because there was
too big spoon H.
EDWIN BooTH wears a blue flannel suit
and blue cigarette hat
Mr. THOMAS NASTY, the well-known art.
ISL and family are at Long Branch,
MRs. A. II. STEWART lives in the fear that
she may be abducted and held for ransom
BAD things can be truly said of as great
men as Gladstone. His clothes don't III him.
IT is said that Bismarck habitually
reads a chapter Of the New Testament At bedtime
NoTHINa but jasmine bush marks the
grave OF Sam Houston, the Texas hero, At Hunts
vile, Texas.
THE great Western newspaper crank
is John BrsDin walker Of the Denver Inter OCEAN
lie is highty.
EARL GRANVILLE was present in the
House Of Lords yesterday, although he had TO be
wheeled TO his seat,
SENATOR EDMUNDs, of Vermont, has
been invited TO address the Massachusetts Repub.
lican State Convention.
SITTING BULL wears spectacles, has seen
a locomotive, and has eaten his irst dish of ice.
cream. Mr. Bull is getting on.
Mrs. JOHN r. GRYMEs, mother-in-law OF
Sam Ward, died In Paris ON Tuesday within few
days other eighly.hiIh birthday,
Mr., GEORGE |. SENEY, of New York,
added $4,000 on the lst instant to his endowment
Of Emory College near Coyington, Ga.
GOVERNOR CRITTENDEN, of Missouri, says
that when he was last in Washington Judge elf.
ford told him that he had prepared a complete
and detailed history Of the proceedings Of the
Electoral Commission, of which he was a mem
Der, aud that II would bc published ailer his death
unless his Wife who was custodian Of the manu-.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
FOR THE WOMEN,

An American girl in Columbus has married n
Chinaman for love, and while she swings in n
hammock aud reads novels he does the washing
and cooking and keeps the nytraps UP to business
IT would seem impossible to raise blush on the
cheek OF Parisian society," but that organ is said to
be raging red with alarm over the purpose Of the
heirs of Rachel the celebrated artist in feminine
compilations, TO publish her memoirs. She knew
the secrets Of most Of the aristooraoy, and she kept
memoranda of them.
WOMEN should not smoke clgars Anna Stone, OF
Buffalo, would confirm the fact by affidavit " she
was alive. she smoked the half Of flve-cent
Reina Victoria last week, and, being ofan economi
cal turn ofmlnd put the stump" in her pocket
She forgot to put out the light, however, and her
clothing was ignlted aud she was burned to death.
CANoScHEr has fireplace which once stood in
the boudoir Of Marie Antolnette. This circum-
stance might call up parallel In the lot of the two
brilliant women who have warmed their splendid
persons and shaken out their yellow hair before
this fireplace. As Burke said The age Of chiv-
airy has gone. That of sophlscrs, economists, and
calculators has succeeded"
or Princess Mnthide, the third Napoleon's
cousin, Merimecs letters to Paniz2i contain an
odd little story. The clever Frenchman describes
the Princess as going to mass IN the country aud
walking out of chErch with all the congregation
at her heels when the priest begged the Almighty
TO open the eyes Of the great OF the earth and
induce them not to persecue the Pope
THE Queen fthe Sandwich Islands is develop
ing taste for beautiful dress fabros though she
still W ears them In the native manner-that Is to
say all in one piece-a style eminently suited to
display both the patterns and colors. One of
her favoritc robes IS Of blue velvet, striped with
gold; another is peach .colored, adorned with
white jet, and third has a ground OF blue satin,
In which are displayed crushed roses. As there
would otherwise be some difficulty in obtaining
shoes to match these costumes, Her. Majesty's
chaussurcs arc made of the same material.
National Republican., 1881-08-05

script should decide otherwise. The Judge said
Us publication would create a sensation through.
out the country
BooKwALTER left the Republican party
to vote for Hancock and tariff for revenue only"
He belongs to the Butler. Forney- Mulett. .Sickles
party One by one they have all been "lcn,' and
his turn will come in october.
MISS KATE FIELD now announces that
in little while she will have her co operative
dresses ready at least for women and children,
and that in time she will be able to embrace the
men" We always feared It would come to that.
CLARA MORRIS new play deals with
hypodermic injections Of morphine rs the centre
of the plot. Now, why doesn't Mary Anderson
have a play on the Z" febrilc rise."-NCw Harcn
Register. Aud Fanny Davenport ought to have
play in which the hero gets shot through the liver
THE Emperor Francis Joseph was en-
Enthusiastically received by the people at Gastein.
lie drove ut once to the residence of the Emperor
William who advanced TO meet him. The En-
perors embraced aiIectionately and remained In
conversation in the castle for three quarters Of an
hour.
Hon. LEVI 2. MORTON, the newly-ap-
pointed United states Minister TO France, was
presented to NJ. Barthclcmy 81, Hilaire, French
Minister of Foreign Affairs, yesterday Mr. Nor
toH hHu ueilcTul Noyesi lnc TcuTllB MlillscI, WIN
have an audience with President Grovy to-mor-
row, when they will present their credentials and
letters OF recall respectively.
JONI HoUsToN, brother Of General
Sam Houston, has been discovered in Chicago.
lie is nearly century old and never saw his near
and famous kinsman. John was born in Scotland,
and when his father came TO America John re-
mNincd in the old country until he was well along
in year. Having family to care for, he couldn't
find time to look for his father until he was dead
and until sam nlso had passed away
National Republican., 1881-08-05
WASHINGTON. D. C., AUGUST 5. 1ssi.
Population Of the National Capital. 100000
Virginia "Dcbt-Payers." :"

The platform prepared for presentation to the
convention, as outlined in the news dispatches
from Richmond this morning, pledges the party to
maintain the honor and faith OF the State de-
nounces repudiation in any and every guse; de.
carcs that the rapidly increasing resources Of the
State sufficient to meet the interest on her en-.
tire debt, maintain all her institutions, and ade.
quately support the public schools-Sidr last night.
And so the Bourbon party has been in
the habit of doing for ten years. But
how have they kept the pledge to main
tain the honor and faith of the State ?
Promises amount to nothing when re-
peatcd year after year without single
fulfillment, and the creditors of Virginia
will hardly feel encouraged by this rehash
of the old platform. In the last decade,
during which this party has had uninter-
rupted control of the state government,
not one dollar of the principal Of the debt
has been paid, while the unpaid interest
has been allowed to accumulate at the
rate of hundreds of thousands of dollars
per annum.
But this is not all. During that time
the interest ofthe State in public works
has been disposed of and the proceeds
squandered. The fund designed for the
support of the colleges and asylums of the
State has been misappropriated to the
partial payment of the interest on
this debt, while delaulting sherGs
and treasurcrs have sought and
found for themselves and their sureties
relief by bills in the Legislature. There
is hardly revenue law of the State that
has not been used as a political machine
TO keep this Bourbon party in power
rather than to meet the maturing obliga-
tions of the State to her creditors. Nowif,
with the burdensome tax which has been
imposed, together with the amount real
lied from the sale of the States interest
in her public works and the fund
diverted from its proper channel to the
schools and asylums of the State, this
party has failed to pay the interest upon
that portion of the debt only which was
funded, how can they expect the public
to credit them again when they must de-
pend alone upon the revenue raised by
taxation? When they denounce repu-
diation they denounce q crime they have
committed annually for ten years. Is
it honorable for State whose
"resources are sufficient to meet the
interest on her entire debt, maintain all
her institutions, and adequately support
the public schools" to ask to be relieved
from the payment Of any portion of
that debt, principal or interest? And
yet this is what the Bourbon plat
form proposes. If Virginia is able to
pay the whole of her debt, it is her duty
10 do il but if she is not, let her say de-
cidedly what she can and will pay, and
then let her pay it. Such q course would
be in striking contrast TO the political
mendicancy which the self-constituted
preservers of her honor would put upon
her. The cowardice of the Bourbon party
in dealing with the subject is retarding
the prosperity of the State. and will ulti-
mately lead 10 open reputation, should
they be permitted to hold the reins OF
government
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Ahnue Lkn,,,s

Philadelphia feels sad because she can't
get Penn's bones.-EcchomGc. She shouldn't take
the disappoinhnent too much to heart. Let Phila-
delphia cheer up, and hundred years hence she
may have ou bones. They viii be just rs good as
Pcnn's, too, though we never paid band ofguilc.
less Indians six plugs OF tobacco, dozen jack.
knives, and peck Of glass beads for ten thousand
acres of land. But that was not fault. We feel
generous enough this minute to effect such bar
galniftho Opportunity presented itself-Norristown
Hsrd'd
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Postmaster-Gcne James Distin.
guishes Himself.

The Associated Press dispatches, pre-
pared by Government officials from day
10 day to show the public what q wonder
full Postmaster-General it has, are just too
cute for anything, The latest one de.
Flares that this excellent man caught the
Canadian government stealing mail-bags
worth So apiece, and putting on their own
locks, in lieu of ours, removed. Then two
inspectors were sent TO accuse the Cana
dian authorities Of the thefts TO their faces.
The press dispatch says that these minia-
ture Thomas Jameses (all suboTdinates
soon become imbued with the spirit of
their great MASTERY have made their re-
port, in which they say that they were
treated with the greatest courtesy by the
Canadian officials" (who had stolen the
mail-bags), and that all said they had
stolen inadvertently. The dispatch con-
tinues thus: The report states, how.
ever, that at ererY CdRddian post-oflice
they visited he majority of the mail.bags
aud pouches were branded with u. s."
What diplomacy The detective Bu-
chet did not more successfully bamboozle
MI William Guppy than did these ennis
saries Of our James come it over the al
legged thieves, from whom they extorted
courtesy while in the very act Of accusing
them. Then, such delcacy, too! No
sooner had amicable arrangements been
made for recovering the pouches which
our Canadian neghbors said they were
inadvertently OBTAINING than our modest
imtators Of modest chief advertise to
the world by Associated Press that they
charged those neighbors with theft and
then found their denials TO be false Al
the Postmaster's Department goodness
consists in making all other people TO
seem thieves. THE REPUBLICAN cannot
restrain its feelings Of pride when con-
iempating such goodness dillidently
blowing its own horn.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
More Nonson.. from Pinehb.ck.

The colored politicians have their eyes
set upon the patronage Of the United States Mint
Pinchbacks paper the LOUisianian, says; " Out Of
the 1O7 places we think that thirty.seven would
be moderate demand. Ten colored ladies, who
are competent, and twenty-seven colored men
should find places Immediately in the mint-not
because they colored, but because they consll-
tute majority of the party in this state"-New Or
IRAN, pIcdL1ine
National Republican., 1881-08-05
nouuh OH BnNter.

DIR. Baxter, of Washington, who was
uncercmoniously snubbed by DR.. Bliss, hns had an
extensive experience in prescribing for Congress.
men who stay out all night and come home in the
morning afflicted with malaria" All that he
wanted was n chance to prescribe bromide OF
potassium for the President. For whether there
be prophecies they shall fnil but bromide never
docs It is an infalliblc cure.-Chicdg0 Tribune
National Republican., 1881-08-05
nnnn stnninx.. .i,nrn-

The late Dean Stanley is said to have
rarely made gesture when preaching. One day,
after morning service, he asked his wife if she had
noticed the intensity with which the congregation
had ga2ed upon him during the sermon. =" How
could they help 1t, my dear" said Lady Augusta,
"when one ofyour gloves was on the top Of your
head the whole timer The Dean having taken his
hat of before entering the pulpit the glove lying
therein had fallen on his head, and, as hc stood
quite still when preaching. there Il remained
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Tint 'Ere d,nIie.

Half a column is given up in the Wash
ington papers to the eloquent and impassioned ad-
dress with which cane was presented to Gov
ernment clerk the other day. 1t is very affecting
reading-yery-eve to those at a distance, who
can never know all the heroic struggles which
made the recipient worthy of such high honor.
But on the whole, we like the New England style
better. "This ere said the orator. on similar
occasion, is the cane" "oh, this ere is the cane,
is it?" said the happy man, as he took the article
And that is all that was said.-Petersburg Inder.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
VIGNETTE.

on the low bank she sat with folded hands,
Llstless, In saddened dreams, the lonely day,
Watching the bees come, watching lights at play
Among the shadows AS tho darkening lands
Drank the rich sunheams to the dregs and bands
Ofcrlmson barred the gate of Twilight gray;
Old letters at her feet with thoughts astray,
Sweeping from dusty shelves Of years gone by
Their treasured memOrles-the golden grain
or Liie's best harvest-ere the close Of night
Her lips half parted with an unbreathed sigh;
Deep, wistfu eyes, thar walled with silent pain
Aud shrank like quyerlng nerves from wantOn sigl
John Preston, 71uc, IN LPpmcoifS.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
KentucIxy RI,eun,atIsm.

A Richmond physician says that if peo-
pie will take bath in hot whisky twice year
they will escape rheumatism and colds, 1t is
hardly necessary to say that rheumatism is un.
known in Kentucky
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Who H Martini

II is q fact not generally known that
Matthias M0riu, esq, called Mat" for short is
clerk of George Converse's congressional Commit
tee on Public Lands Such Is the case, and the
$1,000 salary in measure accounts for the pho-
sophical views Of life taken by the veteran since
he stepped down and out ofthe exalted position
of chief-jusilce in squlre's court-C -CiRcmaau
EHDurer
National Republican., 1881-08-05
No Gin,It

Senator Miller, of New York, says he
has had conference with Secretary Blaine and,
as the result, there is 10 be no more divisions in
the Republican party in New York, no more Stall
warts no more Half, Breeds, and all past oiienses
forgiven and all past differences forgotten.-Ex.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
An In,De,Iluent.

Agentleman with an impediment in his
speech called waiter in a restaurants "We-w-
waitcr, 81 give me s-s-some r-roast b-b-beef" The
waiter stammercd in reply; "W-w-we amt &.
g-gut a-ny.' The gentleman was highly cnraged,
thinking the waiter was moCking him, and sprnng
up, Intending to knock him down, when third
person arrested hisarm and cried: ID dido. MT
st-ttrike him; he st-st.t-ttuttcrs SESAME as we
d.do. .do-dO."
National Republican., 1881-08-05

The New York Herald Washington
correspondent declares that the Presi-
dent has within three weeks last past
swallowed two hundred and fifty capsules,
each containing three grains of quinine-
that is to say, seven hundred and fifty
grains in twenty-one days, being about
thirty-six grains n day. If this is true,
and yet DR.. Garnett complains of the
light doses about how much would do?
National Republican., 1881-08-05
0ihlY Tam

Texas furnished forty generals to the
confederate armies. Only ten survive.-Erchange.
Only ten survive? And yet If a stranger were TO
enter bar'roOm containing ffty grown-up Tex.
ANS and say Come up, general, and have some-
thing" every man would |" come up" And they
didn't fight on the Union side either.-Norristou,
Herald
National Republican., 1881-08-05
an.a..yn,u,,o,,..,

The great question under discussion at
the watering places isA How shall we eat our
chicken, with a fork and knife or with the
fngersg With the--weli thore the weather
is too hot just now Ask us around some pot. pie
day next winter and Wen settle the question In a
iittV.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
II > 6 . Q etraa.
lSSl.

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN begins The
ncr yeor under ne,g management and wi,h
ne,r material
n ,rW be a siaiwdH Republican Journal
u wiH be the best newspaper in The District
Of Columbia.
II ,OiU furnish during The sessions Of Con-
gross a SATISFACTORY report Of the proceedings,
and wW oioH times gire complete information
ofhe official doings in all Departments of The
Government
HwiH gire all interesting Information that
can be lcgitimdtely obtained concerning The
intentions and policies Of The ruling po,Ccr
IN District affairs IL ,cW kno,o only the best
Interests Of hs people upon whose .fdror Il re-
lies, and ,rW al oil times cooperate ,Uih pro-
greSsirc citizens, ,Oithom regard TO their po'it-
icoI predictions, Who hare measures 10 pro-
pose and adcance for he improvement Of tie
National Capital.
II wR furnish ddRy record Of all he IN
teres'iDg social c,cniS Of The city, making lis
society department special feature.
II ,riR gire geographic ncWs from aH parts
Of The world rdched By hc wircs and in lis
eddoriais and foreign, domestic, and city aerS
UW keep pace ,rih de times.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
" CrItier Solnicrs.n

" l WONDER" said native to Northern
traveller on n North Carolina railroad, "dd you
belong to crltter regiment or was you footman ?
We didn't mind them so much; but them ere
critter soldiers was lightning when they got
aficr fellows cattle, pigs. and chickens. have
seen many one of EN- who could milk a COW In
the mouth of u canteen on keen run without
spl Hing q drop"
National Republican., 1881-08-05

Will the coming man steal? This de-
pends. If he isn Republican ofice-hoder we
should hate 10 bet against the chances of his steal
ing.-Nele Haven Register. And this also depends.
lfthe Government Is run by Democrats the four
years preceding his coming there will be nothing
left for him TO steal.-NOyrist0ign Herald.
National Republican., 1881-08-05

THE agents of the great English steam
ship lines have been interviewed, and one
and all deride the idea that their vessels
are in any danger from the Peoria lamp
lighter, Mr.. Grove, or his Internal ma
chimes. The Irish Land-Leaguers here
have no sympathy with foul and murder
GUS methods. Grove is believed to be
an insignificant seeker after notoriety.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Another Appropriation

One of the executive clerks at Wash
ington is preparing scrap books of the newspaper
accounts Of the shooting aud Of the dangerous i'll
ness Of the President. When Congress meets we
suspect 1t win be asked for an appropriation OF
$4,000 to erect bllldng large enough 10 hold all
these sCrap- -books-Erchda1e
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Z" MY DOulr.o

Sounds near the Pyramids MY donk
good donkl" "My donk he speek Ingleesl He
very good" "My donk name Yank' Doodle
Have my donkY'
National Republican., 1881-08-05
An Ohio Mans Complaint.

An Ohio man who bought two-cent
peach on Fulton street, in this city, complained to
the italian because the nap ran tho wrong way
NctB lOlk Herald
National Republican., 1881-08-05
TIlnl ltnn MInlrn-

Jerome j. Kinds, of Alabama, who es-
capped punishment because of flaw in an indlct.
ment for swinding the Government has been EN-.
ployed by Attorney General MacYeagh to assist
in the preparation of the evidence in the star route
cases He is made special agent of the Post. ohice
Department. Indianapolis journal.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
A NcM InYaiifinn

The street-car companies should inves-
tigate a new invention just introduced. In Boston
for easing the strain on horses in starting little
pedal touched by the drivers foot puts the device
into operation, 1t connects the tongue of the car
with lever, which operates ratchet, taking hold
of cog wheel on the axle, thus casing the dead
pull nearly one half-ErchaD1e
National Republican., 1881-08-05
A AKeen freuchman.

Alphonse Karr, referring to food adul-
terations in France, once said: "If poison my
grocer shan be sent to the penitentiary but II he
poisons nc he gets of with $40 fine"
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Then aud Now,

NJ, Got, the light and the genius of the
.Comede Franchise, has got the red ribbon of u
Ch evalier OF the Legion of Honor Times have
changed since French courtier could take No.
here, founder Of the same company, by the ear
and kick MIN down stairs.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Il IHns Come.

We have been expecting some fourth
rate Photographer to say that Dr. Ag Knew what he
was about at the White House, but we are glad he
has thus far refrained.- Philadelphia Bulletin.
National Republican., 1881-08-05

PERSONS leaving the city for the sum-
mer can have TnE REPUBLICAN mailed to
them by leaving their address at the
businessofiice.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
The natural ONES lle nest.

The London Times is discussing the
question, What kind ofshocs are best for bath .
ing" If you are pretty little lasse and tho
beach Is all right we should say the pair your
mamma gave you are just the teeter. That Is the
bent of our mind, anyhow,
National Republican., 1881-08-05
MA MendInLnYcI.

Senator Miller of California, tells the
San Francisco Chronicle that the United States
shouldn't allow the Chinese 10 get possession OF
the sandwich Islands.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Soef ano SfounS.

Il oST-oN FRIDAY EVENING, AN ENVEIr
J. ope containing 320s0 cash and receipt for $3j
signed by Mrs, Sue Tlcy. The finder will be suit.
ably rewarded upon delivery of the package to the
Chief of the appointment Division, Treasury De
Dnltmput