Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-17
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Dec,stVGh by TAO G. VI. G-nefaB,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16th.-Post-
master. General Hatton to-day de-
cided that publishers of matter adj
mitted to the mail as second class
may print up the side of postal
card intended for the communica-
ton of bills, receipts and orders
for subscriptions to their publica-
ton or publications and may also
print the address such publisher
upon the address side of the card
and enclose the same in second
class matter. He also decided that
an ancient rule, that matter of a
lower grade may be enclosed in
that of higher, Ia proper. 1t au-
thorizas printed matter to be en-
closed in merchandise and author
ICES printing on tag attached to
samples or on the sample itself.
B,asne suSposnm~d.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10th, Sec
rotary Blaine, principal witness for
the government to prosecute the
shooting of Garfield by Guiteau,
has been notified to appear to-moI-
row.
Houas Go.rtsucd.
WASHINGTON, Nov. I6th.-At
the close of business to.dya the
amount of United States bonds re-
ceived for redemption under the
105th cali aggregated $949, $50.
From May 10th to June 30th last,
there were $226, 900, 900 worth of
per cent. bonds received for re.
demption and continued at 81 pei
cent. This is the largest amount
of bonds ever handled in such q
brief period by the United States
Government.
Cansr.ct ssSrea Betwre. Hunt
ingtur ssd 6outd.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16th.-The
contract which establishes harmo.
| NOUS relations between the roads
of G. P. Huntingtou-.the Southern
Pacific and the San Antonio an6
Galveston and Southwestern-anG
the roads of Jay Gould, was signed
to day.
Arrangements are making te
have transfer office ia Londor
for the Western Union Telegraph
1t was rumored late in the day
that the trunk line rates are soor
again to be advanced. This caused
a rise late in the day in the stock
market.
Nan-s aud sfocEs.
New YORK, Nov. 16th.-Sllvel
bars, 112s. Money closed alta Gov.
ernments firm. Stocks closed gen.
orally quiet. Western Union, ST
quicksilver, Is; Pacific, 453; Mari
posa, 6; Wells, Fargo q Co
!34a; New York Central, 1891; Erie
46a; Panama certificates, 1913;
Union Pacific, 1909; bonds, III
Central Pacific, 80; bonds, 1l53;
Sutro, u
Fine Prizs rhKhters.
ERIE. N. Y, Nov. 16th.-Bott
Holden and White, the prize fight.
ers, are here. Some arrests Of
pickpockets have been made and q
sharp watch is being kept on the
principals in this affair, but they
have not been arrested and are
keeping very quiet
Billiard Tournameas.
NEW YORK. Nov. l6th.-In the
cushion carom billiard champion
ship tournament to-doy, Morris de.
feated Hosier by 200 to 1872 in SO
in nipus Tha biv h not r,no of NTor
ris were 16 and IS. Wallace de.
feated Gallager in 1853 innings, 200
to lat. The highest runs of Wal
lace were II, 16 and 10; Gallagher,
16, IS and IA.
a New Can for Bau0s Probable,
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The Post
says the Treasury only got $3S, 900
extended SKIES to-day, and conse.
quently it is likely that Secretary
Folger will soon call In twenty or
thirty millions to be redeemed in
80 days.
Pronounced Sane.
New YORK, Nov. 16th.--The
physician in the Tombs reports
Col j. Howard Welles, charge
with Matchmaking Jay Gould,
sane.
Ths Tariff ConvensIon.
CHICAGO. Nov. 16th.-The Tar
iff Conventions effected perma.
nent organization to-day by the
election of Hon. VIM. Mckinley,
Of Ohio, as President. A Commit
tee on Resolutions was appointed.
Various resolutions were offered
and discussed.
Funds for IReran0.
BOSTON. Nov. IRth.-Tha Irish