Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-04
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Passengers Going south.

Passengers aoinx 8ousb.
MoJAvE, March 3.-Los Angelel
p q Turner, W.D Williams. F {
Noble, J G Cress, M Cohn, Henry
Follett, Geo Rabaghab,C e Huber,
III D Leonard, Capt Clark, Geo h
Clason and wife, Mrs ] Minor, J [
Crawford, T Fl Frett, w Langtry,
H Ames. D T Money.
Riverside-W B Wood, J Grant
Colton-Mrs III g Byron and son
San Gabrisl-H G Brown.
Arizona-G r Vernon. A &
Smith, s T Hammonde, Mrs q L
Walter, e H Kildridge.
New MexicO-R w O'COnuor
Henry Price, ] H Givens.
WASHINGTON, March 1st.-The
conference report on the River aud
HarbOr Bill was adopted in the
House, and the Senate will prob
ably concur in it this afternoon.
The House concurred in nearly all
the Senate amendments
N.sna""sess for P".susass-r.
WASHINGTON, March 2i.-The
President has sent to the Senate
The nomination of Henry w.
Briggs for Postmaster at GiIroy,
Cal.
IgonssaY the I.lhspus 0S~sasVe.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-Sena.
tor Eaton from the Committee on
Foreign Relations, reported back
sundry bills and resolutions recon-.
mending the construction Of ship
canals or railways across the Isth-
mus, and the said com mittee asked
to be discharged from consideration
of all these sui jects, thinking the
time had not arrived when Con-
gress should express an opinion as
regards any particular route. The
request of the com mittee was COM
piled with.
The House bills commemorative
OF the battles of Saratoga and Gro
ton Heights, and others of no epec-
ial interest, have passed the Sen
ute.
CO Ses = sbe J0anHette.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-The
Senate Appropriations Com mittee
have made an amendment to the
Eundry Civil Bill to appropriate
Sl75, 600 to hunt for the missing
steamer Jsannette.
the Naval Obset vaiory.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-The
site, which is to cost $63 900, has
been selected on Georgetown
Heights for the new Naval ObserY.
atory. The plan for the building is
also chosen.
ssaul-y Masthews.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The
friends of Stanley Matthews assert
that he will be repominated for
United States Supreme Judge by
Garfield at the request of President
Hayes.
=. sssi"g their Circulation.
WASHINGTON, March 1st.-The
deposits yesterday Of legal tenders
from the national banks, for the
purpose Of retiring circulation
were So, 287, O5O. Since February
18th 1t has been $18,060.97O.
Aa.shsr Lig hsnous-.
WASHINGTON, March a.
Among the items added by the
Senate Com mittee to the ;oundry
Civil Appropriation Bill ia $40, 06(
for q new lighthouse GU the coasI
of California.
Nomsnnna" ,yuhdvawp.
WAsHINGTON, March 9Th,
nomination OF Samuel B. Axteli
for Receiver of Public Moneys q
Boise City, Idaho, is withdrawn y
his own request.
Tine W~iksnk aIascn.
NEW YORK, March 2 I'm the pc
destriau match Howard retire,
from the race about 9 O'Clock thi
morning, with q score OF 226 miles
tn. National Rsns Ciub.
New YORK, March 2d.-Genera
Hancock presided at the meetln
Of the National Rifle Associatio
yoUt0IuAy. JuuEO A0 "AOoSS -
sented $3.50 trophy to the presen
short.rancs championship, open I
any rifle club In North Amerioi
General Hancock advocated pria
drills early In the season. A lett
was read from Earl Stanhope, say
Ing that the invitation for o teal
to represent Great Britain in u
contest for the Palm trophy ht
been referred to the Rifle Associ
tlon Of Great Britain.
Ths Wniasskee Case.
NEW YORK, March 2d.--In Il
Whitaker case tho letter Of war
ing aud other communication
were admitted, but as sp ecimens
handwriting only. Letters We
given to William e. Hogan, !
Troy, expert, who will examil
ana report the result on Monde
next, till which time the Court .
joifnsd.
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Bssnenssss
NM YonK, March 1.-The q
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