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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
THOSE WHO AssAIL THE HOLY BOOK.

The Rev. Nj. Tamage yesterday, at the
Brooklyn Tabernacle. took his text from the threat In
Revelation against those who added to took from the
Bible He said that the gates OF Heaven would be shut
against all mutilaed the Bible. NewY York pu PIT
had set the fashion lately Of demanding its expurgaOn
Mr. Tamage then quoted from printed reports Of the
Rev r. Heber Newton's recent sermons, and compared
tho Nervousness OF Christian minister finding fault
with the Bible this time" with the crew Of ship
saving us planks while storm, and with the garrison
Of besieged fortress pryiDg out ia stones.
'Those Who find parts OF 1t unfit 10 read" he said,
"were prurieuttheir hearts, Holy Book needed
expurgating The man who asssis the Bible nses the
saine weapon lid samson Those VINO nnG ia9lt Win
the bible should clear over on the otner de hhu
range themselves behind the Devils guns mere NO
Compromise bel ween infdety and Christianity GIVE
Us opposition aud nfdelIy. rather tnan TIE
work OF these hybrid theoogian these monRei ecciesl
estics these hafandhalf puIptteers who beneVe tue
Bible and don't believe it, who accept the miracles AUG
eont accept them who beliye In inspiration ana oob
peieve In t. VINO really make the Bible target anu
shoot at GodW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
HOSPITAL COLLECTIONS IN GRooKLYM

The amount OF money collected by the Hospital
Saturday and Sunday Association of Brooklyn,
which organized last wear, has been distributed
to the various hospitals with free beds. by a com
mittee, including in it's membership Mayor Low.
Postmaster McLeer and State Chariuo5
Commissioner Ropes. Tho amount col
lected was 1925 q. Tho expenses,
ending boxes, cost of collection and alveT nrC
amounted to S956.37. leaving 5000 10 he die
tibuted TO the Long Island College Hospital, Gar
field Homo for COusump ives. st. Johns Hospital
Brooklyn CITY Hnspital, Brooklyn Maternity Eas.-
District Hospital and homeopathic Hospital
The amount collected in the boxes at the series,
factories and drug stores was $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
AMERICAN PORK IN EUROPE.

circular was issued about two years ago
W Douiafd' Rouse Bostwick inspectors, of No. SO
wntena-st regarding the shipment Of American pork
ahS document has recently been used in the German
hsehstag by those fsvorng the exclusion OF American
o"es IRON Germany, a. sustaining their position that
sAeSe meats are unwholesome. Concerning this. H. D.
oouaru the son OF Thomas Goulard the senior partner
said to a TRIBUsE reporter
We nave been surprised at the Interpretation put on
Sor circular In the Reiehstag, and We have reo,iVed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29

and wont down Ike boys a-coasting The OF the
accident sharp frost which had broken the steel
AL IA SHARPLY piece of glass A train came FOR US
Ht O'Clock and made such good time after that that
only four hours late In New York. The Ameri
can gentlemen didn't seem TO make much OF it, The
con luctOr STAYED abed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29

The elopement OF Lady Macnaghter with Mr. Thorn
biil cites much interest In London as wen as IN Ire
hand for her Iadysnip is the daughter OF Mr. william
Howard Russell tho celebrated Journalist and historian
Of the BaIakava charge say "celeDrated adyisedy,
The only three English Journalists have known to At
tain celebrity beyond the Unite Oh tneir OWN isterny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
NEWPORT NOTES

heen thongt that much might be done TO ward Off calau
itles ofthe Jersey City Mind.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29

FREQUENT conferences with our lend.
ing citizons have satisfied us that the
demand for new Court House is almost
universal. While there is differences
Of opinion as to location, the general
conviction is that II ought to be central,
at the same time that it should be out
Of the hurly-burly Of Spring and Main
streets, the business and driving centers.
In our opinion, no site 80 perfectly
answers oil the conditions as the Dan
stephens lot, bounded by Temple, New
High and Buena Vista streets. Not
only is it admirably placed, but the
conformation of the lot is such rs to
meet all the needs Of such an edifice.
On Bucna Vista street there would be
an entrance to the second story Of the
Court House on a level with the street,
and this marked ascent would be highly
favorable to the building Of capacious
fre-proof vaults at slight expense.
While the new Court House would be
out Of the turmoil of business, one
would only have to tnrn aside from the
very most turbulent portion Of Los An.
geles to find ones self in profound seclu-
sion. No other location has at once oil
these pronounced merits.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29

that whenever practicable and more
economical to do so, ii Is desirable that
shipments Of Government freight be
made over railroads which have
received aid In bonds OF land from the
United States, and all officers shipping
such freight should specify the particu-
lar route by which the same is to be
transported.
Secretary Teller is investigating the
charge that some Registers OF the land
Offices In Nebraska use the position TO
advance their own private ends.
Forged Bonds Vendors Arrested.
NEW YORK, June %. Isaac A. Briggs,
a banker, and Wesley Lyon, lawyer,
both Of this city, with Emile Brie, a
lawyer nearly 10 years old, Of Stamford,
Conn, were arrested on the charge OF
selling forged Missouri State bonds to
Edwin Kirk, resident Of Hoboken, N.
j., doing business in this city as a sail
maker.
A Theatrical scandal.
New YORK, June 2s.-John c. Gray,
referee in the suit for divorce brought
by Mary Alice Tearle against George
0smond Tearle. leading actor in Wal
lacks Theatre, reported to-day in favor
of granting divorce to Mrs. Tearle
upon the ground Of adultery committed
by her husband with an English actress,
Ethel Arden. The evidence taken shows
that 1earie and Miss Arden lived to-
gethcr as man and wife in this city from
October 1881, until May. 1882.
Telephone Consolidation.
CHICAGO, June 20. Thee CENTRAL Union
Telephone Company, recently licensed
under the laws OF this State and operat-
ing under the American Bell Telephone
Company, OF Boston, to-day purchased
the property of the Midland, Western
and Central telephone companies, EN-.
bracing the States OF Ohio, Indiana, Hi.
nois and the principal towns in Iowa.
Anson Stager, Col. r. Il. Clowry, Geo.
Il. Phillips, Theo. N. Vail, w. III.
Forbes, John +. Wallaok, VIM. Rcanick,
Geo. H. Twiss and NJ. G. Kellogg are
the directors.
Dissatisfied with their Proper
CHICAGO, June 2S.--The roads run.
ming between Chicago and the Missouri
river are dissatisfied with the proper.
tion allowed them on through California
freight, and to-day appointed commits
sion, consisting of General Manager
Hughett, of the Northwestern, Vice
President Cable. of the Rock Island,
and General Manager M. G. Mullen, ol
the Chicago and Alton, to confer with
the Pacific roads on the subject. The
strength of the commission indicates de
termination on the part of the complain
ing roads to have something done.
Affairs In Peru.
LIMA, June 2S (via Galveston). The
Tribune, the new Iglesias organ, say
the meeting at Launcen, in the depart
ment of Huenues, June l4th, resolved
to adhere to the conditions of the peace
and to recognize Iglesias as president
The same paper prints certificate from
Juan +. DeMnrini, dated Talma, Junt
22d, thai similar resolutions were passed
there June 3rd and at Pampa, in the
province of Icas, ON the 10Th.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29

for the premises. What farce the
whole thing has beens First we were
treated TO the spectacle Of high officials
Of the government so arranging a
postponement Of the case as 10 throw it
beyond date at which the finding Of a
true bill by the Grand Jury would be
legal That was defeat Of Justice mum.
bor one, and gave the culprits at least a
breathing spell, enabling them to con-
centrate every energy upon the suppress
sion and dispersal Of testimony. AT the
time, IT was supposed that this quibble
would dispose OF the cases forever, and
the highest law officers Of Republican
administration lent themselves to this
postponcment under that impression.
Under the spur Of the popular indigna-
tion, Attorney.G General Brewster was
obliged to look into the law more ex-
haustively, with the result OF the finding
of new indictments. Since then we have
been treated to mockery OF justice
without example. The manner in which
Arthurs administration has carried out
an unwilling and perfunctory task has
involved, II possible, even greater
scandal than the or;gina! Star Route
niquity. II must never DO forgotten
| that the present President--"the winner
Of prize in the lottery Of assassination,
to employ Senator Edmunds's happy
phrase presided, in New York City,
at dinner given to Senator Dorsey, who,
with Brady, was the genius Of the Star
Route steals; and that, at that dinner,
he said that Dorsey had carried Indiana
by the use Of "soap." 1t was hardly to
be expected that such a President, who
was on the most intimate terms with
Dorsey, and who publicly complimented
his friend on the use Of corrupt agencies
in the Indiana election, would prosecute
the Star Route malefactors with any
honest purpose or any genuine energy
As matter of fact, the Republican Sen
ator from Nebraska, Mr.. Van Wyck,
who has the knack Of telling hard truths
unpleasant to his fellow partizans, has
put himself on record as authority fol
the statement that the prosecution ol
the Star Route thieves has already cost
the government million Of dollars.
This money has been spent in the most
extravagapt fees-largesses rather-to
Col. Bliss, OF New York, and to other oi
Arthur's personal cronics; while, in fact,
the dandifod Attorney General Of the
United States ought to have conducted
the trials without extra expense to the
people. To give the matter some sem
blance Of non-partizan extravagance, Mr.,
Merrick, Democratic lawyer of the
District of Columbia, was added to the
long roster Of retained extra counsel
From whatever standpoint one examines
this long series of Republican iniquites,
they appear incredibly heinous. Mean
while, the people are by no means un
observant.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29

HISTORICALLY one Of the most inter
esting landmarks left in California Is the
San Gabriel Mission. While 1t has little
of the architectural beauty Of that OF San
Luis Rey or which still graces the ruin
at San Juan Capistrano, 1t is fortunately
in a considerable state Of preservation,
in this respect contrasting very favorably
with the dismantled ediico at San Fer.
nando. II seems to us that some means
ought to be taken to preserve this
most interesting relic for future ages.
Why should we not have a series Of lee
lures, for instance, the proceeds OF
which should be devoted to keeping
this splendid old historical heirloom
from decay. II our suggestion should be
approved, it would be good idea to
start the bali rolling by inviting Col. j.
g. Howard TO deliver his lecture upon
Aaron Bare. In our judgment, the
Colonel, in this effort, has achieved one
Of the finest literary and critical bro
chures Of the day. Other gentlemen
could follow in due order, and we are
confident the result would be a hand
some fund. There are few of our citi.
zens who are capable of entertaining an
audience who would not gladly volun-
tcer TO deliver free lecture in aid OF
this praiseworthy cause.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29

THE editor of this paper is so eonsti-
tuted that he could not II he would, and
would not il he could, be unfair to any.
body, especially to any member of his
own party, elected to a responsible Off
cial trust. In common with all honest
Democratic journals, the HERALD be-
lieves in the right of the National and
State governments to regulate the sew
eral corporations created by them. IL
was in hearty accord with the San Jose
Convention in demanding a material re-
duction in railway freights and fares.
But, for some time past, we think we
have seen in the treatment of the Dem
ocratic Railway Commissioners, n dispo-
sition to re-enact Esop's old fable of
the Wolf and the Lamb. There is de-
termined purpose to assume guilt even
in spite of the facts. The Chronicle and
the Eramiaer just now are busily en-
gagged in demonstrating the fact that the
Humphreys schedule OF fares recently
adopted by the Railway Commissioners
presents no material reductions. Well,
lot us look at this schedule, and we will
take it as presented in the San Francisco
Examiner of the 9th inst. All readers
Of the daily newspapers know that
Goshen and its adjoining Mussel Slough
country have been the seat of the intense
anti-railway agitation which has radi.
ated to all sections of the State. Let us
now see how the Railway Company has
treated Goshen. By the schedule the
old fare rate from Lathrop to Goshen
was 5000. By the Humphreys sched.
ule it is $500, or saving OF Si.3o, or
about forty-two per cent. From Lathrop
to Fresno the reduction is SO. 35, or at
the same rate. A careful inspection of
the whole table will show similar mate
rial reductions, In the face of such a
manifest and honest compliance with
their pledges, it is simply infamous for
Democrats to denounce these men as
having made no effort to make good
their professions. In addition, Mr.,
Humphreys supplemented the presenta-
ton of his schedule with the statement
that if, after two months, the reductions
were not sufficiently large in his iudg-
ment, he would offer still lower sched-
ule. We decline to indulge in game
of pure demagogy. The Commissioners
have made a good beginning, and we
hope they will persevere in their whole
some work.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29

WnILE tho HERALD takes no stock in
that "Snivol Service reform which only
makes an American citizen eligible to O
iirst-class clorkship at Washington, we
believe that when q Democratic City
Council has An opportunity TO advance
a worthy young Democrat and capable
official II ought to do so. Capt. Cuddy
has demonstrated himself to be vigi.
liant, courageous and able police officer;
and, as Captain Of the force, his conduct
has been above reproach. The resigna-
tion Of Chief King having left the way
for his promotion open, weaiope the City
Council will improve the occasion to re-
ward modest merit
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29

PROBABLY not since the foundation of
the American government has there
been such n series of grave scandals as
those which have attended the progress
Of the Star Route trials. When the
lightning flashed the intelligence across
the continent that the jury had found
for the accused, a leading Repub'
liean paper said that this cir
cumstance of itself would make
the next President a Democrat.
From high Republican source this was
a peculiar admission; and yet, when ex-
amined, it is not too broad an assertion
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29
Sale of Personal Property.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance OF an
order of the Superior Court Of the city and county
OF Los Angeles, State OF California, made on the
2sth day OF June, 1883, In the matter Of the estate
OF Hermann Heinsch, deceased, the undersigned
executrix of the estate Of said deceased will sell
at private sale, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing personal property, belonging to said estate,
to Wit: All the stock In trade, goods wares,
merchandise tools, benches, safe, implements,
machines and business Of the said Hermann
Heinsch, deceased. being the stock OF goods con-
tained and situated in the saddlery and Harness
establishment, No. 287 North Main street, in the
city of Los Angeles, Cal
Said sale to be made one half for cash on deliv-
cry, and the other half on credit not exceeding
one year. with interest, and good and sufficient
security for the same
Bids may be made on or before the sth day of
July, 1883, at the place above named. and the
sale will be made on or after July 10th, 1888.
MARY hEINSCH,
ExecutrS of the Estate OF Hermann Heinseh,
deceased, jn29 I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29

The proficiency attained by the col.
ored gentlemen who have charge Of the
hat room in large hotels is often surpris-
ing. They will pass out two hundred
ohapeax without making single mis-
take, A young man from Buffalo was
so impressed w,th the performance the
other day that he asked the phenomenon
how he knew it was his hat. "Well,
sab" was the brisk response, 81 couldn't
swear dat de hat was yourn, sab. l
only know it was de hat you guy me. /"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29
Herald Steam Printing House

The HknALp steam Printing House Is not SUR
passed by any job Printing Once on the Pacific
Coast, outside Of San Francisco, in facilities TO
doing Job work Low prices, good work and OK
petition may be relied upoa at this office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29
Special Notice.

Hereafter notices Of Companies, societies
churches, etc. will only be inserted In the HERALD
as paid advertisements. We reserve, for Places
Of Worship gratultous directory, VIII ch vii
sppear every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29
Must Pay transportation Over
Subsidized Roads.

WAsHINGreN, June 2S.-The Seoreta-
ry of the Treasury has issued a circular
calling attention to the decision of the
First Comptroller of the Treasury. to the
effect that payments must be made in
cash for transportation services per-
formed for any department OF the Gov
ernment over such portion of the several
Pacific railroads as have not been built
by aid of Government bonds, and adding
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29
EASTERN.

Secretary Teller in Declining
Mood.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Secre.
tary of the Interior has decided that
lands selected under the laws of Utah
for university purposes are effective and
valid as to location, but refuses to an.
ticipate the power of future State to
endow the contemplated university,
holding that the question is political
rather than executive.
The Secretary declined to grant the
request of number Of citizens of Cali.
fornia looking to a discontinuance OF
suits brought to recover lands in Colusa
county, CAL, from the Central Pacific
Railroad.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29

Brentano Bros. No. 8 Union Square, New
York City. are agents for the HsRALD. twill
onstaniy be found on sale on their counters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29
THE LATEST!
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

II I-u5HCMktTb SVutn umN hubts
FRESNO, june 2S.-The following is 0
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
Ed McGowan, Tombstone; Prof Jos
lie Conta, wife and son, Miss C. Il LIT
Conta, Berkeley; Mrs Frank ingalls, and
two children, Yuma; Mrs Il z Thorn
dyke, Temescal; Oracle Cameron, Mrs
c Stubbs, w Lichenberg, VIM Bidinger,
A w Mcqueen, A Harrison, @ G Hen.
| ney, San Francisco; Geo B Yoeom and
wife, Humboldt; Mrs b Tanning and
son, Wilmington; T. V Merdsn, Yumai
II II Kruger, st Louis; d A Earnest,
Burlington; Il q Rammonet, G Rammo.
net, Sacramento; G w Jordan, Boston;
Mrs ii b Atwater, 0akland; NJ 5 Will.
iams, French Corral, Cal.
Change TO broad Gauge.
SAN Francisco, June 2S.-The South.
ern Pacific Railroad has determined to
convert the line from Pajaro to Santa
Cruz into broad gauge road, Work
has been begun and will be completed
by September. When the change is
made through trains will run over the
Southern Pacific to Santa Cruz The
distance will bo somewhat longer than
by the South Pacific Coast Railroad, but
tho time made will, lis expected, be the
same.
Triennial COnclavc and other
News Items.
SAN Francisco, June 2S.-The Sir
X nights of Suisun have subscribed $400
towards the expenses OF the Triennial
Committee; 0roville Commandery Sl00;
Santa Rosa 500; California Commandery
$3.50; Masonic Hall Association $3.50.
In few days the names of all subscrib-
ers to the Conclave fund, together with
the amount of their subscriptions, will
be published.
In accounting the case of Ellen NJ.
Cotton VS.. Leland Stanford ct al,
Judge Mcguire ordered commissions to
issue to take the deposition of WITNESSES
for the plaintiff.
The managers of the Baldwin Thea
ter have placed the orshestra floor at the
disposition Of the Triennial Committee
during Fourth of July week at fifty
cents seat, managers to provide for all
expenses. The result will be hand
some donation to the funds of the Trien-
nial Committee.
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, June 2S.-Best and
Belcher, 400; Chollar, 2.95; Consoli.
dated Va, AS; Crown Point, l.25;
Eureka Con-, 500; Gould & Curry, 2.30;
Hale & Norcross, 6.l2; Mexican, 2.70:
n. Belle, 6,62; 0phir, 2.l5; Potosi,
l,25; Savage, 100; Sierra Nevada, $40;
Union, 4.3S; Yellow Jacket, 800.
Argument in the Miller Case
CoLusA, June 2S.-The argument for
the prosecution in the Miller case was
begun this morning by Richard Bayne,
who spoke an hour and half, Jack
son and Hatch followed for the defense,
and spoke four hours. He was to have
concluded his argument tonight, but
Juror S. II. Smith was taken suddenly ill
and the Court adjourned till tomorrow.
Ex-Attorney-General Joe Hamilton will
make the closing speech for the prosecu-
tion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29

MI. A. s. Hollngsworth is the Santa Ann agent
Of the IIkRAtb.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29
A CARD.

commend to the citizens Of Los Angeles and
vicinity and my former patrons and friends In
particular =. De W. Crank, N. D., with whom
have professionally associated
je2au &c. KIRKPATRICK, NJ. d.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29
LIABILITIES.
sl7i,Ooe e5

State OF California,
County Of Los Angeles. Ss'
I, +. C. Howes, Cashier OF the above.named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true TO the best Of my knowledge and belief
+. Q. H0WES Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this attn day
Of June, 1888. A. L. PoMERoY,
Notary Public, Los Angeles CO., Cal.
Correct-Attest
GEo. II. BoSKBRAKE,
w. G. COCHRAN, Directors
HIRAM sISsABAuou,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29
SAME DAY.

Running Race, l Mile Dash. Purse 500
Free for all In District.
F.-Estudillo enters br .. Kllpspringsr, BY Wild
Idle. dam Psle By Belmont
J. W. Adams enters b. m. Aunt Betsey, by
Hardwood. dam Peggy Ringold.
II. l.. Samueis enters b. m. Jennie O., by
wheatly, dam Black Maria.
d. Brldgers enters b. =. Woodberry, Jr., by
Hardwood.
Hill Cries enter b. T. Dolly Dimple, by Ben
Wade. dam unknown.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29
To MY Friends and the Public

LII AvING COME HERE FROM SAN FRAN.
III cisco with the intention Of opening Soda
Water Factory In Los Angeles | regret 10 be
obliged 10 announce that falling health has forced
me 10 give up the enterprise. ! am glad TO be
able 10 say that Ihsvs effected q sale Of my ma
chine and outfit to Mr.. stoll who, by the v ay, |
soc sells his goods as cheap AZ such thlngs are
sold In San Francisco. 5. CEREBELLI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29
4th Day-Thursday. July sth:


Running Race, 1 Mile and repeat, Purse 500.
Free for all in the District
N. A. Coysrrubias enters bk. g, Otto X.
J. W. Adams enters b. m. Aunt Betsey, by
Hardwood, dam Peggy Ringold.
D. Bridgsr enters b. ., woodberry, Jr, by
Hardwood dam unknown.
II. L. samuels enters b. m. Jennie O., by
Wheatly, dam Black Maria.
Hill & Cries enter bk. l. Dolly Dimpis. by Ben.
Wade, dam unknown.
SAME DAY.
Trotting Race for three minute horses, Mile heats.
three in five, Purse $50.
Kenniston & Dra2elton enter br nj. Nellie Mon
roe, by Inca, dam Lady Dustan
C. A. Collins enters br h. Valentine. by Ken.
lucky Clay, dam Queen.
G. |. Cole enters b. IN. Queen.
NJ. +. Cropley enters bk. b. Preston. BY Crock
oft, dam unknown.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-29

Tho committee appointed TO collect for the
Parnel testimonial, are requested 10 hand In .
final report at a meeting 10 be held In Downey
Block, at o'clock ?. NJ, sunday next, July LIST.
in2o JNo. KENEALY.