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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-09

LONDON, Oct. 8.-Gladstone, in
his speech at Leeds, referring to
Parnel's couree on the Land bill,
declared that although Parnell did
all he could to ipjure the bill, be
did not dare vote against it, for If
he had, his own leaders would
have risen in a body against him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-09

IpATnETnD FEBRUARY l3Tn. l67a.l
Newer falls to supply more water than fouS
or ave Windmills. even supposing you have
all the wind you want. II Is also suitable f0I
running light machinery, such as Barley
Crackers, Corn Shelters, Tanning Mills, Grain
never falling. cannot get out Of order, easily
worked. substantial, and always give salts.
faction wherever they have beon used. One
horse can easily work two 6-inch pumps with
from 5000 to 10000 gallons per lour.
WNDMHL6 of all kinds manufactured to
order wells Bored, Windmills and Horse.
Powers Get In any part OF the state and n.
pairing Of all kinds done. Manufactures ano
1cr salsby
LAUHKOTTER BROS,
Ger. l01h and eacramsnto otsss
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-09

them. She said that during the
fight at Cedar Springs the women
and children were all in the noun
tains above the fight, and that the
indians had great many of their
horses shot. When she was being
brought in from Wilcox and arriv-
ed at Dragon Summit, she knew
the place and tried to get off so
that she could go home. She APP
parently knew the country. She
had passed over only few hours
before. A Mexican family, resi-
dents of Tucson, who had
been on visit to Sonc-
"a, were returning to this
place and when between San
Ignacio and Terranate, in Sonora,
were overtaken by Indians and
Ignacio Valenzuela and his wife
were killed. Also u four.year- old
child, Jose. Alvarez, who was with
them, was wounded in the arms.
Alvarez was riding in advance of
the wagon, and when the Indians
attacked the party In force he en-
deavored to escape by flight and
was shot in the right arm as he
fled. Reaching Tucson. he related
the particulars of the massacre to
the people. A party of armed citi-
zens left last night for the scene of
the outrage.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-09

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-Guiteau's
indictment embraces eleven
counts and Is drawn with great
minuteness. TIE 9th and 9Th are
the ones upon which it Is said the
prosecution will mainly rely.
These describe the shooting as hav-
ing been done at the Baltimore
and Potomac depot In Washington,
of malice aforethought, with a piss
toll INJECTING the mortal wound
from the effects Of which the Pres
ident died.
linden Mos 90 Run.
NEW York, Oct. SIS. J. Tilden,
In letter to be . candidate for the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-09

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. s.
Stephens and Deiano, the Iron
Mountain train robbers, plead
guilty In the Hemsted Circuit
Court yesterday, and were sem
fenced to the penitentiary for sew.
enty years each.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-09
oCTORER DRAWING.

Whole Tickets, 81. Half Tickets, 81.
N Tickets, S6O. Is Tickets, Sl00.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg.
fstered letter or Postoffice order. Orders
Of Is and upward, BY Express. can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
or b. II. BOA RDMAN, 500 Broadway.
new York. pb-dAW
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CLOSING PRICES Or BOSTON STOCKS
Boston. Thursday, July p. 1881.
VMrRsDAY. JnlY o1-p- NJ

THURSDAY, July 2l-P VI.
The expectation that the Improvement begun YES
terday III stock values would make further progress
to-day was not disappointed by the course of TO-
day market. The internal influences all favored
such result-the largely increased short interest
made yesterday morning AZ about the lowest figures
and the desire of older bears for "A rally of some
Importance, were guarantees that the natural re-
action from the late depression was not far Oft
The early business however, not of a character
which was encouraging, and. if the market had
been left TO follow its natural impulses the rcacto
probably would have been postponed After the
opening, which was with small gain on last even
lng's figures, the market duh and 'sag,yD And
neither the first second effort instil il with
some animation proved successful. Later there
was renewed talk of u meeting OF trunk line presi-
dents which took color from the fact
that Mr.. Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohno
was i'll the city although Mr. Vanderbilt is ont Of
town., and Il report of the meeting of the Eastern
freight agents, at which the resolution of a week
ago. not to reduce rates Western bound freights
was reailirmed was circulated rs a report of a
presidents meeting. Those reports together with
the internal influences before referred TO- set the
ball in motion, and during the last half hour the
scramble to buy stocks by the latter day bears y
was both exciting and effective IN moving prices M
with n jump. Notable III the late movements were
st. Paul w to ll334. Delaware. Lackawanna and
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Finds utterance where'er the English race
And English tongue have made themselves place.
No mailed knight. whose gentle blood in thee
Now prompts to hourly deeds of courtesy,
Fer held his lance i'll rest with keener eye
Than when thou darst give Bigo.ry the lie
Or tak'st of slandcred Innocence the part,
In thy frail form bearing lions heart.
Ring out, Westminster Bells! glad refrain
For very joy that England Iears such men
Speak We of one above the citys roar
One who loves England much and loves God more ;
One who has proved il possible to be
Most reverent. most low and most free.
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western to 1914, Lake Shore to 1928. Michigan
central to 99i2 Union Pacific TO 1878 and West
ern Union to 90i2. The result is pretty thorough
closing mp OF the short interest which leaves the
1ntnTe movement of prices dependent upon other in
huehces IMAM that. The st. Paul directors to-day
voted to issue the S. 600 600 common stock of ths
company. authorized at the annual meeting of the
stockholders. The new stock offered to the hold
ers of record September 20 of the common and
preferred stock $2s. 600 900 at par payable rs per
cent each September %, October 81. November 81
and December %. So holders of common aud pre-
ferTed stock entitled to subscribe about IL
shares for each 100 shares of old stock The mar.
kcf closed strong and excited.
Government bonds were dull-stronger for both
classes of the 3l2 per cents and weaker for the AZ
and per cents. The final bids show the following
changes from last evening: Aforementioned IS
and continued IS each Is per cent Declines-4s Is
per cent. The market closed dull at the annexed
quotations,
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The following are the quotations for securities on
the Free List"
Bid. Asked R,d Assea.
Galveston, USH. Mimi 4 - Tonss LIN NSN-
,,tAsoiu' l,I9oZ 81 Iowa TX let IS. 1921 80
M.hH ~ Loins y \ &
ISL 's----.------- 40 Co. Land scrip. 32a 80
Railroad bonds were dull, but in the late dealings
generally higher Eric second consos rose 20 IOI "a
and Boston Hartford and Enc rsts recovered TO So
Missouri, Kansas and Texas hrsts we're better az
ILL., seconds a lower at - and general mortgages
sod at "a. Rome Watertown ana Ogdcnsburg sold
at 9s p. Chesapeake and Ohio lrsts series B. WIRE
= lower at S7GS7l2, and currency debeutures 4
lower at 59A. New-fork Elevated irsts yielded 10
1850 1853, Metropolitan lrsts being steady
at 100. Ohio Central incomes were 2
per cent better at 5Sl2 Kansas Pacific cousos wero
l. OF at l09ss Texas and Pacific incomes were
steady at so, and rs of Rio Grande Division yerr
\ higher at 1884 Annexed are the closing quota
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1nstrnctlon.
For Both Sexes-Country.

For Both Sexes-Country.
HACKETTSTOWN INSTITUTE. Best
building OF Its eass; both refinement, culture,
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catalogue free. Row GEO. L. WHITNEY d. d. President,
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DEDDIE INSTITUTE, at Hightstown, n j.
4 Both sexes begins September college
bn hess Music Paino aud Drawing. &C; school
way worthy and INCREASINGLY expenses low
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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE. near Philadel-
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receive dcgess. College
titc. Engi Normal Department Preparatory and Model
Schools Address EDWARD II. MAGILI. President
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from HSs9 ISag nR' FL! Fl 1s~s
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enuhc school or business private instruction
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MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
" boys family boarding school location healthiest In
sSs" sSys Srosh preparation for college scientific
VISION OF each pupil Address the Principal, MOORE
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oo WORCESTER. MASS.
esins us Noth year september H. 1881 Apply
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\ ARMAGNAC, A. NJ
A ROWE NJ.
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ARTHUR PENRHYN STANLEY

DEAN OF WESTMINSTER.
Stanley, whose mind, like thine own Abbey. vast
Poetic, high, rich with the stored past
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ME HID NtTUUT,
Il POTTSTOWN. Pl.NN. 39 hours from Neyv.York.
school begins September II. Exceptional efficiency IN
preparing boys leading colleges and universities Rrs
methods employed Limited number received Address early
Tor catalogue JOHN MEIDS, m y. Principal
TlE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn. prepares Students College Trus.
tees, CXllcsideut f u. WOo-cy T. Blake IL H.. Pro.
lcssor r. A. IhacneI H. G. KINGSLEY. A. NJ A. C. Twinng
Ii. D., Professor :. T.. Baldwin, Professor Gibbs
Il. | I....
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Nj RS. S4LNANUS REEDS boarding and
W day school for young ladies' Nos and Eas, b3d st.
"opens October 81 French and German languages pac
yea ~ taught thorough training in primary secondary
deprtncnt the course OF stady in The COLLEGIATE depart
higher education OF women. " ava WIZ
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OF city bank stocks Commerce sold % at las. and
Park ~ at LOB. The bidding and asking prices on
the first call were as follows:
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Ocean Steamers.

OCEAN Gteamcre.
ANCHOR LINZ L. :. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW-YoRk AND GLASGOW.
From PIER 40 % NorIh River New York
Anchoil' NY rs. tllCls,ia . u. m
Ethol1 luly 20 r. T. m Furncss!a .Anr ~. a.
these steamers do not carry cattle. sheep or nigs
Naii- -out' 80 EXCURSION tickets A. +" Icet
second Cabin, 50 storage. s2&
NEN.IDKK 20 LONDON DIRECT
-, IRON Plcr No. - North River. Chlrles.5t.
Cairo Ald My g. uly go A. m
CABINS, so ana SO Excursion lick reduced rates
HEN DtESON BROTHERS. Agents, Bowling Green.
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4 L.
S2 hsr sGs we're s w1Ee
GUAR VIII" '"N 'ARfMspHpGSssAEp 10
4 ROVE, a. &C. NJ" Principals.
MICHIGAN LAKE SCHOOL.
~ ,o.o PEEKsKIIL, y
o1Ss 's"s
at S osc "S M 1sd 80 or t 9 T G
an I the sG Free from maaa Health
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M sEIEcT EoARDfXG ,scIIooL FOR BOYS
The nsrqan ihs oowins aepar
%se Me and saf scsnSs s are
hSo"s9 M RT% Fs"G%S n1 2s School
%n noF' H T Tnepn ar'
NEWr3oHp0}RMK, MIk LdT6 ACADEMY;
nnorrN F'' @HFA&M Ell .. 1881,
HsIy IN ne i
S nv ma Dn equally IN comncrGla studies is ane
SreE and system are cultivated military discipline French
papting included course e1tat he location nnaS
hr%las s,
S was T asns a SS aay
%H1@ rSr Ha
PA1HSdH5 INSTITUTE rS15 RYE YMFor Boys
pEEKsKILIL q. " Military Acadcmy.-For
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Apply
COLONEL THEo HYATT President
REV. ID. A. HOLBROOK Military School.
AZ Sing Sing y. Y. Ecoponing sept. 10, 1851.
RIVERNIEW ACADEMY
ma POUGHKEEPSIE, y. V,
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recreation in due proportion
Catalogue, with Chart College acquisitions sent on app
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OTIS BISBEE, A. NJ, Principal
SIGLAR'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL, NEW
r y, lt "a select loarling school FOR 20 Eoy
flS to take the highest rank NJ Yale and Williams cir
cuars address HENRY W. SiGLAi, NJ \. Nalc)
SUMNER HOME FOR BOYS-The Princi-
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GUNNER SCIIOOI.-SWTTHIN c. SHORT
- LlDGES ACADEMY FOR YOU'VE MEN AND
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year lSNl12 will opNn at Metil ~crembcr
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graduate. McUa. Pcna. ~ 'N'''
.'-Students admitted atany Time
'ENlE GUNNERY.-Th fall term of this
L boarding school for boys VIII pccin september H.
Address W. QUINN.
Washington, Luchhed CO.. Conn.
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For Young Ladies-Brooklvn
RROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY

1a Term OF the thirty rst OF this young ladies' da
ana Brooklyn school Will open september y. with
eSa'S course OF instruction; CHARLES f. WEST Princi
pal l3S Montd8ue-st. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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1 NONII GtRNAN LLOYn
sou CHAMPION AND BREMEN
l1lN ~ I. at, JulY - NJ
iJftIN. Sat. July 81 1'A ....S sat 49,. 3
IA TIES OF PASSAGE. YORK ro SDTppIi AMP.
,.,,,..,. -. 49,. TON. hANRE OR BREMEN
iIi9A IA .plOol SECOND
~IELRAGh.
Return ckc's reduced ratios PREPAID sioer,yc certia
1$rS, IS steamers ,tu from Pier between second Ana
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In State bonds, Louisiana comsols were stronger.
VITA an advance from Cos to 6Sl4a6S North
Caiolina special taxes sold at 20 Other issues
Welc neglected. AnneXed the clo.ing anotafions
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For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-City
ENSIIIUIION for the IMPROVED INSTRTC-
A. lion OF DEAF MUTES, l5ll Broadway New ork-
Inc largest articulation
loOG pure oral method send for circular
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3nsirurilou.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
GLASS OF MR.. NEWELL-Limitcd num-
~ Der; college preparation languages and uatnr,l
sciences. No. ll5 East 26jh.st
CHARLIER INSTITUTE,
~ On Central Park.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN OF TO 30
The Prospectus contains tull details.
Twenty entlI year viii begin september 90. 1891
Prof Ellie CHARIIER, Director.
MISS DU VERNET'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
w l02 East 30ts. wiz reopen Tt ESDAY September 90
PRIMARY Junior and Collegiate Departments Circulars at
LOChWOOD'S ST. Broadway, and at the house.
For Young Ladies-City.
IA lSSES PERRIN, 2,O2l 5th-ave., n. Y
~'A Terms per annun 5000.
NJ ESD L MOISELLES CHARBONNIER'S
french Protestant boarding aud Day School for Young
day. september 20 Apply until September H. when
Meues Charoonnier Val be at home.
Nj ADEMOISELLE TARDINEL,
A'l 20 West a6th-s, and DIV
thorough English Daly lectures French and other
languages spoken within six Drawing and musical
advantages unsurpassed.
MISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH.
4'A NO 81 EAST 39lI-ST formerly 277 Madison.avel
VIII reopen their French Boarding school for Young
Ladies. with Kindergarten, September 20.
Application by letter ill September ~
NJ RS. SYLVANUS REEDS boarding and
W day school for young ladies. NOS East b3d st
IeOpens october 81 French and languages prac
yea ~ TAUGHT thorough training in primary secondary
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For Boys and Young Men-Countrv.

A HOME is offered to boys needing especial
care III the family Of experienced teacher and INV a.
eau IN one OF thepreest ana heates IN Connecticut
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VNlE GUNNERY.-'Thc fall term of this
Il boarding school for hoys viii begin September l..
Address I W GUM.
WASHINGTON Iitchneld co.. Conn.
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4'A NO 81 EAST 39lU-ST formerly PIT Nadlson.ayc
VIII reopen their French Boarding
Ladies. with kindergarten September -"
Application by letter ill September ~
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~ BLTWEEN NETWORK AND IAVRE
Plcrofompany, new, 40 - North
Travellers by tns lpe avoid
way auI the dsoomiOrts OF crossing
boat. ~
lhANCE Irud"l" Wednesday, ~ a. m
CASA. y, Fran; sdav Aug g. II a m
lNRRA az, JulC " odursdly Ga. m
LUL u, DE nENL -. A.-ul 10 L..al..-
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(TOlON LIN .a....
~ tNIrED STATES MAI. STEAMERS
FOR CT EENS AND lLNEIsPOOT.
leaving Pier Is y H.. loot ol ktngs.
StpN 81 tuesday, July 2G, a. m
NJ a. uc.dav August .. 10
WAN Int-iy August l6, 10 NJ
NftlION Tuesday. Aug. -. M
~ y Tuesday. August m
- The" scnm"rs are unit % ir'n. IN Sat-rtglt
iarmcnt furnished with TO
the passage across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hav.
Inv bathroom emokina room. drawing groom, and
each alta The dock uspr.
thps" greatest % ventilation
andNt
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 stateroOm' $50 AMI
500 INrENMEDIAIE $40. STEERAGI ltlow rate.
OFFICE, SO - BROADWAY.
4 II = a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-04
D. NJ. Anthony. Defendant.

NOW, at this day, comes plaintiff
~ and files his petition, verified by
affidavit, alleging that defendant, d
NJ. Anthony, is a nonresident of the
state of Missouri 4; you, said non-res-
ident, are therefore hereby notified
Of the filing Of said petition, the OBJ
ject and general nature of which is to
enforce q lien for taxes on the follow
ing lands in Audrain county, Mis-
souri,, viz: One hundred and sixty
acres northeast quarter, section thir-
ty six, township fifty two, range
seven, for the years 1877, 1873, 1879,
amounting to sixty-three dollars and
ninety-seven cents ($63 97-1O0;) and
that unless the said defendant be and
appear at this court, at the next term
thereof, to be begun and holden at
the court house in the city of Mexico,
In said county, on the fret Monday
in October next, and, on OF before
the sixth day Of said term, answer or
plead to the petition in said cause,
the same will be taken 10 confessed
and judgment will be rendered &C.
cordfngly; and it is further ordered
that . copy hereof be published. ac-
cording to law in the Mexico lid
GER, . newspaper printed and pub
iished IN Audrain county, Missouri.
A true copy. Witness my hand
$500. rs clerk and the seal of said
SEAL: court. Done Mt Office in
1888 Mexico this 18th day o fJuly,
Eighteen Hundred and Eighty-one.
JAMES CARROLL, Clerk
Per w. W. CARROLL. Dc. 13-4t