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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
A Substitute for India Rubber

India rubber, which has become so
Important factor in the industrial arts,
is likely to encounter formidable IT
not successful rival. Rubber, II is said,
can not be produced at profit for less
than 30 cents per pound. 1t often sells
for q much higher price, and this fact
has stimulated experiments with the ex-
tract OF numerous gum producing trees,
with the hope of finding q substitute
at . cheaper price. This, 1t Is
said, has now been accomplished.
The rubber dealers Of Eastern
Nicaragua think they have discov-
cred tree whose gum will give as much
satisfaction as rubber, and will in fact
eventually take its place. They say that
the milk of the tuno furnishes q most
excellent gutta- -perchn. equal to the best
found in the Eastern tropics, while the
number Of trees IL virtually inexhausti
BILE, and the gum can be produced, with
profit, at ~ cents per pound. The New
Orleans Times says that specimens Of the
new product have all the appearance oI
first.clsss guttA-percha, possessing ths
ductility and elasticity Of the rubber, but
winter and much more solid.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.


Nr,y Vopu Sapt CG G-Govarumants ts
s,rone @ and MD b;gher. raiIways fraction
@ lawer. .tocLs enened strong On The
improved outlook for the settlement of
the railway difiicuitiss, prices advanced
: 70 q. In sns alts.n1on a u .ne S'arses
was 9ul'e nfn' o, ou. pe.wenn = ana .
Q CLOCK WEAKER ss:'i iec.ans P.esa'lsa. ne.
Roras wsre s daIantra sfsn snnd .ekas p .ha tne
York Central. and this excited an mn.
favorable effect and the market closed
weak. Compared with last night, clos
e Tpe;,p pSea pea;t;" , I poa;aa ~ eau:ps %
are ! to 1 lower.
"osehen' nonds ana "sii"sy
res.
New YORK, Sept. 28.-Threes, l00A;
4is, ll24; a, 1901; Central Pacific, 80;
Denver and Rio Grande, l04; Kansas
ana Iexss, ~; NorSnefn rac'nc' Ia Ia
N. Y. Central. Gil: Oregon Navigation, ,
90: do Trapsportation Co.. l2A: DO I'M
prov ement. ia; Pacific Mail. 5Oh; Pana-
-. ~: Tsxss. Paci6c. lOf: Uni6n Pa
cific, t0l; q. s. kxpress. 81; welis.
Fargo 4 Cos Express, los; Western
Union, 63A.
TIE M.,ev market.
!. 49, .s.....a
NEW iohs' oeps;zv Iosy n.nsr
% Ffgsi' GseJ Esoh - XII IN. .te.dv s5s: de-.
% ms.J ga NJ coods imports for the
waat . oei ooo
"oe' -'o
Petreiean.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 26. = Petroleum,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
sLAIsE REACHES OHIO.



CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept 26.-Soon
after the Blaine train crossed the line
betwean PannSylyania and Ohio it
stopped at the little station of Conneaut,
the first stop in the western reserve.
Owing to some misunderstanding the
people had only about an hours notice
Of Blaine's coming. but there was
large gathering Of men, women and chill
dren. perhaps the most intensely enthu.
siastic crowd yet seen so far on the trip.
Whyh the candidate appeared the peo-
pie cheered wildly. Blaine said: II
count it matter OF good fortune, as 1t
certainly Is a source OF qualification to
myself. that enter the State Of Ohio
through the old county OF Ashtabula.
[Applause.l have never visited this
county but with warm welcome. to
which you to-day add another. thank
you sincerely and bid you good bye.
AtAshtabula there was another large
spd enthusiastic crowd. Blaine had to
leave the train and mount q platform
where all could sec him. Said he: 81
have already said, upon the border Of
your State, that to me it is Q peculiar
qualification that enter Ohio through
the county Of Ashtabula. fCheers.l In
our political divisions we look to the
States. and ordinarily the county il un-
distinguished beyond the limits Of the
Btate Of which it is part, but there are
few counties in the Union. like st. Law.
renee in New York. Lancaster in Penn.
sylvania, and Ashtabula in Ohio, that by
the intensity OF their convictions and
ths force Of their actions have borne
themselves to the front so far that they
BECOME political units in the contests Of
the nation. and if you get their temper
stirred up and their energies called forth,
the consequence has generally been that
the party which has defied them has
been crushed in the conflict. / hope
that Ashtabula is aware this year Of
the responsibility that rests on her.
Yes, / am glad to be welcomed
within her borders. J. come to this
country always with feelings Of admira.
tion for her people and with precious
memory OF the friendship I have enjoyed
with her public men. ! thank you
heartily for this kind reception and be-
take myself to my further journe,
through your State enthusiastic
cheering.)
The little town OF Geneva was all ex
element The people shouted ant
cheered aud all wanted to shake hand
with the distinguished candidate. Blaia
thanked them for their kind reception
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27

In regard to crossing the Atlantic in q
small boat, says the New York Times,
it is generally called very foolhardy
undertaking. In point of fact, the man
who goes to sea in the summer in a boat
so constructed that she cannot sink and
cannot get full of water. is in less danger.
of drowning than the man who goes to
sea in big steamer. He may starye
through getting out Of provisions, he
may perish from want OF exercise or
sleep. or in consequence of exposure to
weather. but he can only drown by fall
ing overheard.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27

Democrats should bear in mind the
fact that registration ends with the 9th
day Of October. As every voter is
obliged TO re-register as condition prece.
dent to voting he should lose no time. II
your name is not on the Great Register
you will be shut out. You should there
fore register at once.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27

at seems to me-" said a Vermont
Judge TO his daughter, "that your young
man calls good many times week.
MY Court doesn't sit anywhere near as
often as yours does "Oh, well. papa, +"
was the blushing reply, 81 am engaged
to him You know. and that entities Us to
. Court Of special sessions" "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
NOTICE..

Los ANGELES, Sept. 25. 1884.
In conformity with recommendation
Of the California State Bank Commits
sion, and the further action of the San
Francisco Associated Banks, we, the
undersigned, do hereby mutually agree
and pledge ourselves, each to the 9TH
ers, that we will discontinue and refuse
all current over.drafts from and after
October LIST, next.
FARMERS MERCHANT BANK. Of Los Angeles.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Of Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES County BANK.
Los ANGELES NATIONAL BANK.
(rmes eopy) sep27. I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
500 ACRES

OF tho best wood, vine and fruit land In Los An
geles county. Abundance Of large timber which
cut into stovc-wood and delivered at Los Angeles
will pay profit Of $40 900 800 acres fine alfalfa
land, balance all good land for grapes and other
fruits. 100 acres cleared. Stream now running
through the tract Water can be had at depth
Of from 4 to l5 feet.
NO F0GS, NO hILDEWl
Price $40 per acre. Satisfactory reasons for
selling so cheap
also have improved and unimproved proper
ty In all parts OF the city and county Call on
or address N. s. EMBODY,
Real Estate and Money Broker,
No. South Spring street, Los Angeles, Cal
septl3 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
Attempt At suicide,

-
Smith. q well known citizen Of this city,
attempted to commit suicide this morn
ing In bath room, at his residence.
He shot himself in the right breast and
the wound 10 serious but not necessarily
fatal. He was formerly bookkeeper for
the firm of +. j. Edwards, carpet dealer.
and while 20 employed, II IS said. en-
bezzled 81, 900 from his employer. The
troubles oocasioned by this fact is given
- the cause for the deed.
Heir te . Tisls and Property,
SAN FRANorsco, Sept. GA dispatch
received here from Cheyenne on the
night of the 23d, stated that Gillis
Leigh, Member OF British Parliament,
was found dead at the base Of pre-
cipitous cliff in Big Horn mountains.
A private dispatch received here gives
information tAat the deceased was the
heir to the title and estates Of Lord
Leigh. Of Stonelsigh Abbey. Warwick
shire, one OF the finest ancestral estates
in England. His brother, Dudley Leigh.
who has been staying in this city for the
last six months. now becomes the heir to
the title and property.
Passe : gers south and East.
- - c. "a
anohp, AL oeps' zo.-rolIowing
ing here this evening:
Jas Weaver, WIN L Stanley. Mrs A L
Hatton, Mrs Lamb, Los Angeles; j NJ
Brooks, Ventura; L B Benchley, 8 f;
T E Pope, Oakland; w Berkeley and
aon. New York: @ Y G Aheso and wife.
Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs Lewing, Yuma;
Mrs A A Ehrhard, Lone Bamolo; ) A
Nicen, q + Rutan. ] w Kennedy. Los
Angeles; Mrs J Il Dickson, Mrs ] p
Cutten, TucscnJ A B Hotchkiss, San
Diego; e B Adams. Maricopa; H Dalton,
New York; CT Grafton, Hymon.
-
The senate cemhiss'eh.
VALLEJO, CAL, Sept. 26.-Senators
John I. Morgan and John F. Miller
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
SOCIAL DANCE.

There will be Social Dance At BRlDGls
HALL, East Los Angeles. on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, nsxt, September s0th II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
The Cerk Cerperatien.

Cork. Sept. 26. AT . meeting of the
corporation Of the City Of Cork to-day .
motion expressing approval Of the May
or's action In sustainine the Duke of
Edinburgh gave rise to an exciting de-
bsts. 1t was evident that the sentiment
Of the corporation was opposed to the
motion, and the motion Was withdrawn
without being put to vote.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
er the girls refusal, it is surmised thai
ibis caused his disappearance.
sonora's New Postmaster.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. 26.-Chas.
E, Street has been appointed Postmaster
Of Sonora, CAL, in place Of II. L. Street,
deceased.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
Patal Aeelae.t !. ChIlArep.

SANTA Rosa. CAL, Sept. 26.--While
Frank, Ross ard Mary KorbeI, children
Of Antoine Korbsi, Of San Francisco, were
out riding at Guerneville, yesterday the
horses became unmanageable and ran
away, upsetting the wagon and throw
ing the children to the ground. Rosa
was fatally injured and died early last
evening. The others were seriously in
iared, but are expected to recover.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
n
BRIGHT'S
Just Received!

10000 yards Calico. Genus
1000 yards Gnhams ................. IS cents
5000 yards Lawns. g cents
5000 yards White Pique ue.......... -. 8 cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from. to 30 cents
5000 yards of Brown and Bleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods Just Received.
5000 pairs of Gloves from ..... &C. to ST. pair
6,75o pairs OF Hose for Ladies at. .....7 to IS cents
$3.50 pairs Chdrens Hose ..........5 5 to IS cents
1895 Corsets from .....................2o Zoe to ST.
5000 pairs OF Ladies Shoes from. .75c. to SIS
$500 pairs Chldren's Shoes from - 25c. to $I.a5
10000 yards Ribbons from. 2 to IS cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from. ....... L to soc. yard
10000 yards of Jacone Edgings from 2 to 4oc. yard
10000 Ladies Hats trimmed and untrimmed, from 25c.
toss.
1000 Childrens Hats from. om............Ioc Ioc to ST..
6ooo Plumes and Tips from. ............1o 1oc. to 81
6ooo Bunches Artificial Flowers from 81 bunch
Also large stock of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
srRAyED.
WAITED.

BY thorough gardener and orcbardist, at.
uation. Have had experience In Germany and
South America. Recommended by Gen. Barnes.
W. I. Coleman, W. s. Hopkins, etc. Address
Frederick Buess, Humboldt House, 1909 stockton
street, San Francisco. sep27-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27

The mercantile house Of IL. Newmark 4 Co.
will be closed from o'clock on the night Of Sep
tember 2Sth till Monday night. September 29th
at 0 o'clock. in consequence OF q holiday.
sep2I- ct
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
Limerick Rejects the special
Police Tax.

DUBLIN. Sept. 26.-Ths corporation Of
Limerick to-day rejected by . vote Of Is
to 2 proposition to provide for tho
payment Of the special police tax, ~ re-
duced by the Lord Lieutenant Of Ire-
land. The Mayor announosd that
Patrick E2an. President Of the Irish
National I.eague in America, had cabled
his approval Of their action.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
NEW TO-DAY.
FOR SALE.
NOTICE TO TINE PUBLIC.

An Eastern built peddling wagon, suita-
Bile for wholesaling. Apply at Temple Street
Stable. ssp27.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27

Politics in Apache county are rather
mixed. They have an Independent
party. who are supposed to favor the
Mormon and Ant Mormon party,
composed chiefly Of the old ring, who
are loudly indignant ct the ernormities
Of the saints.
W. A. Latin will have about ten tons
Of prunes this year, on his San Pedro
ranch. He is now supplying tho Tue
son market with the fruit, and all who
have used them say that they are super
ior to any other kind of fruit raised in
Arizona. Mr.. Latin is having all Of
surplus crop Of prunss dried.
They seem to be worse in Graham
county than in Pima. Nearly all Of the
officials Of that county have been in
dicted for malfeasance in Office. This
does not prove that we are getting
more corrnpt in Arizona, but that
healthy public opinion Is becoming more
powerful than corrupt rings,
The Pine Tree mine in the Turkey
creek district, with only three men at
work, in the last year has netted II ,Q00-
900. There il to-day in the First NJ,
tional Bank at Prescott q solid piece Of
horn silver, taken from the Pine Tree
mine, that weighs rs poands and is
worth $40 per pound.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
rae hallway Agreement.

~~s- " - - -. - NJ
CHICAGO, Sept, 26.-The general
freight lines, parties 10 the tripartite
agreement. met to-day and formally ap.
proved the rates agreed upon recently
and formed pools. Representative lines
in the TranscontineRtal Association held
session here to-day, and without tran.
sacting any business Of Importance ad.
journed to meet at Omaha October lst.
1t has just transpired that on the 18th
inst. the st. Paul road gave the required
five days notice Of withdrawal from the
Missouri river passenger agreement. 1t
was. however, indnced to temporarily
withdraw it, and meeting to consider
- grievance will be held on the 10th
Ineendiary Fires.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 2e.-Fiye ipcen-
diary fires occurred here last night in
large business block, mostly set In water
closets. Not much damage was done by
eithsr, but coming in the wake Of the
two lumber yard confagrations and
smaller but mysterious fires, people have
become somewhat excited lest an organ
ICED band is trying to burn the city. The
Board OF Underwriters to-day offered a
reward Of FIVE hundred dollars for the
arrest and conviction Of any inoendiary
The City Council will probably follow
suit at its next sitting. Tonight there
were three more ineendiary fires in the
business blocks, but there was no great
loss.
Barbed Wire Convention,
CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-The barbed wire
manufacturers Of the United States held
session here to-day for the purpose Of
forming syndicate to maintain the
rates. Without accomplishing their OBJ.
ject. the meeting adjourned till Tues
day.
Call for Bonds.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.--The Acting
Secretary Of the Treasury this after.
noon issued q call for the redemption Of
ten million dollars Of bonds, x cents
OF the loan Of 1882. The pr pl and
accrued interest is to bs ia No
ysmbsr,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27

LONDON, Sept. 8.--Ths Authorities
have ordered increased precautions at
Dover to prevent the landing Of dynam.
tiers endeavoring t. reach London from
the continent. English detectives 20
company each steamer crossing the
Channel, narrowly scrutinizing each pas
senger and subject all baggage to the
closest examination.
Ferbiaden to Fly the German Flag
BERLIN, Sept. 28.-The German gov
ernment has forbidden the new corvettes
Ling Yuen and Chen Yuen, built for
China, to leave Kiel under the German
tag.
The Chelera,
MARsEILLEs, Sept. 2o.-Reports from
the provinces in the south Of France
announce three fresh cases and three
deaths by cholera to-day.
Arizona News.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27
THE REGULATOR WIND MILL


rrt Premiu 9
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27

OF the County of Los Angeles, State Of
California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27

In thu Matter Of the Estate Of Trinidad yorba,
deceased.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-27

sep27.iw
The Evening critic., 1884-01-05
Pin of the Morning News.

The week of prayer all over the world
begins Monday.
The United ireland of Dublin publishes
an account OF the killing of Carey, which rep
resents O'Donnell as deliberately following
Carey 10 Kill him.
A number of the inmates of the Convent
OF Notre Dame dc Lourdes, at Montreal, were
poisoned yesterday by eating meat pies. The
sufferers are all recovering.
1t is reported that tine Pope has received
letter containing Fenian threats aga INST him
should he continue 10 support England against
the National cause In Ireland.
The differences between Egypt and Eng
land over the Soudan question continue, and
the crisis In Egyptian AFFAIRS Is engaging the
attention OF tho British Government.
Mr.. ETrington, the English representa-
tive at the Vatican, has submitted TO tho Pope
additional proposals for severlng the irish
clergy from participation In political affairs.
A shooting ARRAY took place near mid
night last night In IL saloon at the northeast
corner OF Bethel and Mullikln streets, Balu-
more, between the proprietor, John S;anlon,
and James Hare, OF Calvert County, Tho
former was shot In the stomach and wrist and
killed.
An cx-policy dealer in New York was
recently taken Into the service Of Inspector
Byrnes, and employed 10 obtain Inform ttiOu
regarding policy shops. Yesterday Inspector
Byrnes was enabled 20 arrest thlrty-siN policy
dealers, whose names wcro obtained Oy the
spy.
James l.. Rollins and A. J. Rogers clu-
ductors on the Pennsylvania Railroad, nni
William Il. Pettit n Pullman palace CIR Gpn-
duclOr, were arrested IN Philadelphit yrStar-
day upon the charge Of ombe22lng tlGkat5
and money. James Crawford, II PHnu-
sylyania Railroad conductor, charged with do
frauding tho company was also arrost ID. rhe
men were all employed on trains running DO.
tween Now York and Washington.
Mr.. David II. Bates, ice-president and
assistant general manager OF tho Western
Union Telegraph Company, has resigned as
such ana accepted tho management OF tho
Baltimore Ohio Telegraph Company. As
| president aud general manager Mr., Bates VIA
have entire control OF tho System thrOlHh0ut,
and VIII also be president OF other efgnpanies
with the b. so, s
TURKISH BATH. sAhagss, oO3 L street.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-05
THE CoNTINENTALs,
An Important business Meeting Last
Nighf.

The Washington Continentals held an I'm.
portant meeting last evening at Tlmms' Hall,
at viii, h q number OF active members were
admitted and additional applications for
membership filed. l. was reported that the
commodious hall at Sixth and streets had
been secured as IN armory.
Committees were appointed to complete mr..
rangements for complimentary hop TO tho
lady friends OF the organization at Masonic
Temple on the 31st Inst.
The new armory win be occupied ut once,
ard the following nights have been assigned
for drill: Company A, captain Anderson,
Wednesday; Company j, Captain Mills, Thurs.
day, and Company q, Captain Vermilltou, Mon.
day; for unassigned recruits, In charge Of
Lieutenant De Neale, Saturday. The battalion
dfill night Will be announced hereafter. First
Sergeant Johnson, of Company Il, was unanl.
mously elected second lieutenant of that COM
pany. The following appointments wero
made by the commanding officer of the corps
W. Il. Moses, sergeant-maior; w. p. Wetherell,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.. O. Gadd, commits
Euly.aergeant,
The Evening critic., 1884-01-05
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
~ i"h NVhih"hoi AND oVoihNEoi
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER rs, Issg.

IN EFFECT NOVEMBER rs, Issg.
IRA ms LEA NE WASH INuTON, from Station
corner oil Sixth and streets,
as follows:
For Pittsburgh and the west Chicago Limited
Express ofPullman Palace Sleeping Cars al b 40
a. NJ. daily; fast line, $40 A. M. daily, with
sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati:
Western Express, 40 Il. NJ. daily, with Palace
Calg Pittsburgh; Mail Express 10 On r. M
daily FOR Pittsburgh and the West, with Palace
Sleeping Car from Washington 10 Chicago.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, Mag
ara, AT 1000 y. m. daily except Saturday, with
Palace Car from Washington 10 Rochester
For Willnmsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at
$40 a. NJ. daily except sunday.
For nov YORK and the Fast. S.15 a. NJ, 1850 A.
NJ, lao, 400, 1000 ard il.i5 p. NJ. ON Sunday,
100. 1000 and ll.l5 f.. NJ Limited Express of
pullmhn Parlor Cars, $40 a. n daily except
sunday. Through sltepers for BnntOn, I.i1 l..
NJ. on week days: 100 j. NJ. on Sundays.
For Philadelphia, S.1b A. NJ; 1850 A. NJ, IiO, 400
1000 aud LIS p. NJ; on Sunday, AT 400, 1000 and
except sunday.
For baltimore, 80, si5, o4o, 1901 1850 A. NJ, and
LILO, AGO i25, ffD $50 $40, 1000 and Ills p. 81.
on sunday, 80, 1880 A. NJ, 400, d.3O, 7.dO. 1000
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsyl vnnin ave.
nue. and ut the station where orders can be efJ for
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels
and residences,
CHAS Il. PUGH. General Manager.
j. II. WOOD, General PASSENGER Agent
The Evening critic., 1884-01-05
eynIard.s letter of Resignation.

At the meeting OF the directors of the North
ern Pacific Railroad yesterday the following
letter from MIR. Henry Willard was read
"Ihereby offer my resignation as president
OF the company, and as u member of your
board. feel constrained TO take this step Tor
two reasons. one IL that am suffering from
nervous prostration which renders me no
longer capable OF properly discharging my
Official dutiee, and my physicians advise nb-
solute Abstraction from all active employ
mept as a condition OF the recovery OF my
health.
"The other reason Is that In my own opinion,
DO less than In that OF my personal aud bust
ness friends, the interests OF the company call
for severance OF my connection with It,
sit is Il sad reelection that such shout DO
the unjust result OF the years OF severe labor
and consuming anxiety which have speut in
my endeavor TO serve the company consGlen-
tiously ard TO tho best of my ability. But my
feelings shall not stand In the way OF the well
fare OF the stockholders. / am consoled by an
abiding confidence that tho future Will COM
pletely vindicate all that have done. may,
as soon as my health permits me, ask tho priv
ilege of submitting TO you summary OF my
administration OF the company's affairs. Al
low me to express to you, in conclusion, my
sincere thanks for the cordial support and ap-
preciative sympathy you have at all times.ess
tended to me-" ,.yoessssH
III -.sl5rtdr
Shirtsskz6se UP
equal to neEsset AIofgan's steam laundry.
Lowest prises.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-05

Tho imposing new edl1ce to be occupied by
81. Patrlck's congregation, at Tenth aud q
streets northwest ls being puBh7 ID forward,
and It's architectural effects aud the appear
ance which it Will present when finished can
be seen. The handsome Potomac blue stone,
OF which II IL built, Is one OF the most striking
materials obtainable for tho walls OF cathe-
dral, and the design and proportions OF tho
new church are ouch that II Will rank among
the finest church edlilces IN the city. force
on the Interior, aud the vast auditorium
promises to be unsurpassed in Dimensions and
decorations,