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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-28
MAKE re-.


PHILADILrHIA. Aug. 2s.-Flour far Sales
OF go barrels. Mimi. bakers 81 5li4 20; Penna.
family at g 7504 Western at y c-gf So Pat
Rye nour dull at tS 2513 %.
p, m, call-W beat-Aug, s6c; Sept,
s5tIc Oct, size: Nov, Ssl.c.
Corn-Aug., 5oc.; Sept. 4sGsc; Oct, 4s3zc; Now
Oats -Aug., Sac; Sept. SIC; oct, 3Ikc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-28

PRIVATE parties consisting of ten or more per
sons. who intend to visit Penryn Park dur
ing September can have special oyster or
Chicken and waffle suppers furnished at the
restaurant by giving one days notice to John
COPELAND, North Queen street, or Chas. W. Eck.
ert, East King street, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-28
W,ll rteeurn mi. Eyenlpr

wan Return This Evening.
Several members OF the Chesapeake club
who have been In. camp at Havre de Grace
Ill week, returned homo last night The
e<hess Will arrive here at 6;a5 this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-28

The women's Mutual Insurance aad Accident
coupany, of America of New York, for which J,
NJ. westhaeffer, of this city Is agent, paid TO
pbiiip Ginter, IS ~, one weeks benefits for a
sprained ankle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-28

Quotations by Reed, Mostann 4 Co.. bankers,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
Tobacco Arbitration yora,.,


Tobacco Arbitration Verdict IN.
board Of arbitration, appointed by Won K.,T
4 Arens, tobacco buyers, and Tobacco lnsnee.
tor j. Thomas Bond, Of State Wbarshon..
No ,, comprising Frank Owing, John
Dowell and Gaas Woke ~
OF Baltimore, TO hear and ..,a.
dispute in regard to the inspection Of i,
hogsheads of tobacco, samples Of which h,a
been returned from Bremen as not COMING =,
to the inspection and claim for dsma,..
made, have rendered their decision an awo,a
After having nearly all the commission mar.
chants aud buyers before them they dee;asa
that upon three Of the hogshea1s no claim
should be allowed; upon one that the .amnlo
had been tempered with after leaving n.
warehouse, nothing could be allowed unoo
one OF the remaining two claim Of 50 cent,
per hundred pounds was allowed, and hDoS
the other 81 per hundred, sggregating Sio7o
on the six hoghcads. This arbitration rom.
mittee Was appointed under the act Of lsse
and their decision is final. Claims have been
made under this act upon all the inspee,ors
OF the different warehouses, but settled without
going into an examination and the taking Of
testimony. The result the examination and
the decision in this case are interesting and
important
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
he business t,u,,eok An

The Business Outlook -Alihsa !,
storms l.nyr heen prevalent this year, and
droughts destructive in many sectiNus .uf III
cnan'ts; although the v-lt of sarretw nest.
over portion Of our Southern land, ana
short crops aud "bsrd tiRies" drpress zsas
l"f'tiirs, il is repat ted thai the aaturas co.'s
"i's' the hes; hqsin IS outlook that has titH.
experienced for severn Years The croos a.
a Whole ere better in this country than last
year, While the crops in Europe are below the
average, thus giving promise ofa brisk lie
mHnd for our strplps products Th, PROS
peritY in the agricultural portions Of the
country hiss served TO stimulate trade IN lie
Eastern cities, and much increased demand
cones both frnh the South aud West, which
Is = 'companicd by that iuftllible sign d bus
mess prosperity prompt payments mis-
Improvement in business il the more enconr
sging from the fact that it is healthy and NOT
in thu nature Of n sudden boom. and ror-
scquen'ly will be maintained, Another C,y .
orAhie feature is that the goods in demand
are Of a t'e'ter quality, which indicate, a
more healthy condition Of the market and
greater prosperity among the people.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
Tournament at Brandywine.-The

Tournament which took place at Brandywine
last Tuesday, the 2lst instant for the benefit
OIL st. Msry's CHURCH, Piscataway. Prince
Georges county, was very largely attended
and enjoyed by ALL The riding was very
good. Five knights having tied. for the
Queen, and which eb led in the behalf Of Mr..
Julian Cox Knight of Woodville. who crown
cd the Queen Of Love and Beauty, Miss Alice
Hunt of Kent county. Mr.. George Mont
Eomery. Knight Of Bryantown, LIST Maid of
Honor, Miss Rosetta Hunt OF Mattawoman,
Charles county. Mr. Mace GwyEn, Knight
WSverly, End Maid of Honor, Miss Florence
Hunt, also of Kent county Mr. Frank
Gwynn, Knight of Blue ], 3rd Maid Of Honor,
Miss Mary Blandford of Prince Georges
county. Hon. Richard E. Brandt of Upper
Marlboro, delivered a very appropriate ad-
dress to the Knights, and Mr. J. de B Waiback
the coronation address.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
Live STOCK and nor.

St"NA ~u DVgs.-A Howa.i
county farmer, who has suffered g.,
ravages Of dogs among bis live s,oek =. -
plains to the Baltimore Sun OF Tho - sso'
gal restrictions in Maryland upon 4. -.
ing OF worthless dogs in the country .,a
ges's that they are daueerons
spreading hog cholera and pleumopi. 49,. :
the fact that the remains Of hogs and ..,,,.
which have died from these disease.
quently dug up by dogs no matter bow !. -
they may have been buried, and ,be;, -.
and portions Of their earcasses are c,,,;.a
points where they infect healthy ani,r,,.
There is little doubt, says the Sun ,h.,...
point is well take1, and other States ,eoo.
MIXING Its Importance have adopted lava.
quiring that hogs which have died Of ebo,.
shall be cremated in order that there ma i
no possibility Of spreading disease !, -.
way, Various attempts have been ma.
this State to enact local laws restr;c,;, !.
keeping Of dogs, but in most instance. =.
only result has been to bring about the Ar.
u
at the dolls Of the legislators who were .on.
Agsous enough to advocate them AZ .ino.,
every household in the country has its e,u,a.
pet, and the average rural voter resen,s..
attempt to limit his right to keen A, mac.
logs as he pleases. It...might, however 4.
practicable to pass general tresspas, l.w
which would compel owners Of dogs ia =.
rent them from raidlng on the property a.
ieighbors under penalty Of damaVes ;n.,
i've stock are now prevented. This II /, /
'ould be enforced, would solve the wbol.
iitiicuity, and afford the farmers the pro,.a
ion which they now 20 much need. tn.
PRESENT law allowing damages wher. dog,
AYE killed or worried sheep is confessed, il.
.dcquate.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
The Cardinalate rund.-rhe

The Cardinalate Fund. The coutri-
buttons Of the different Catholic pastors ia
the diocese 10 the Eaad for icfrayiug the en-
ren'e' Of imposing the herctta on CArlindl
Gibbons on the .Ipth Of June amount to over
$4,000. The mnuey Was RAISED hy voluntary
contributions among the people oftbe .liTrreai
parishes Thu m,jorftv of The parishes con,
tttuted $500, after which the pastors sddcd
= sum. A few Of the pastors contributed
largely, sending iu one or two Instances A.
high as ~ Qoo, including thc collection. The
'nonrr WAS tor the purpose of dc'r"ius ,ar cx
pcnses Of the raPal ENJOYS TO this country and
their entertainment, while here Th- EXPENSES
ofthe ceremony of iuyssti'urc 4 the cardinal )
OUTFIT were also very heavy.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01

Business Success, most successful
manufacturers and business men are the most
liberal with printers ink. In Washington,
y. c., six years ago, there WAS started dry
goods hoose, whose proprietors, Messrs.
Woodward Lothrop, were strangers to the
city. But from the start they advertised, not
in stingy way but with great lberality -
They patronized all the daily and weekly pa
pers, and to-day they are the best known and
most prosperous Of any dry goods house in
that city. Aud they Acknowledges that adver-
Using in the newspapers is the secret Of their
success.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01

The New Certificates. The new two
dollar certificates, bearing the head of Gen,
". 5. Hancock 10 the viEnstte, are aeing
turned out ss rapidly as possible by the i,u-
reau OF Engraving and Printing. There is a
great demand for them. The one-doilsr Ger.
tihcstes, bearing the head Of Martha WASH
Ington, are said TO be the hsndsomest notes
ever made. They were put into circulation
the FIRST of the week, and are being printed at
the rate of 10000 day. The FIVE dollar
certificate, has been as yet scarcely oommenc-
ed upon, and will hardly be ready for use be-
fore December
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01

eating Array. serious ARRAY occur d
~.e,.jay Of last week at the house Of
: u, Jackson. Two oynermep, Nicholas
: +, and Lemuel Penn, 10 the afternoon
- t,ekson's place. They had been in the
~, a taking Jackson's daughter out row.
a. md Jackson had ordered them not
|. .,,e again. When the men landed some
-, ps,sed between the visitors and Mr..
~, and his son, the latter grown man.
y r,ckson attacked keenan, with tobacco
- made Of az old scythe blade, and at one
-. cut through the heavy muscles Of the
- keenan, fell unconscious, and remained
:. a,al late in the night. lie was put on
j the steamer Lee at Chaptico wharf
- 10 vi shington and placed in Proyi-
-, Hospital. The physicians think be will
Yer Penn, who was attacked by the son,
..o,Ded serious injury and was only struck
~ ,be back Of knife.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
A General Conyention-Tb. q.

General Convention--The General
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States, which meet.
tr'enn'stly, will assemble at Chicago nj
9th of this month. The convention eonUs, i,
of two hodies-the Hon:e OF Bishops and IN.
House of Deputies. The farmer is comro,ed
OF the bishops of dioceses and missionary in.
risdictions, and is presided over by the b,sbo,
who is Oldest in time of conservation. B,sbon
Alfred Lee, Of Della Sars, is at present n. 6ra-
siding bishop. Bishop Paret of the Dioce,. ~
Maryland. will sit in the House Of Bisbon. e. :
the first time, having been consecrated since
the last meeting of the General Convention
The House Of Deputies is composed Of onr
clerical and four lay deputies from every dio-
oese, and one clerical aud one deputy f,om
every missionary jurisdiction. Denu,;s.
from missionary jurisdictions, however
have no vote in convention. The Hop,. ~
Deputies elects its president and Secretary
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01

Death-nied at her residence, near La
Plaza, on Saturday, September 25th, iss6,
Grorgie A Key, wife Of Bernard KEY, in the
3ld year of her agv. Before her death She
WAS visited by Rev. Father Wallace, and re-
csved the last rites Of the Roman Catholic
Church, ofwhich she was a consistent member.
Her funeral took pacs on Monday, and her re-
mains were lntesrel at st Thomas Church. =
The Rene 'oient Society of Port Tobsrco
Church and a host of friends of the ,lsceascd
attended the fsncrai. She leaves husband
and seven children surviving her.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
Southern MARYLAND Railroads.

Southern Maryland Raiiroad.--Au
attachment was issued from the Common
Pleas in Philadelphia las week against the
Southern Maryla Railroad Company, as
gsrnshee OF Sarnalel S. Stnoot, tho former
president of that corporation, which is pro-
jected to run line Of railroad from Washing
ton TO Poiat Lookout and forty miles Of which
has aircady been built The plaintiff in the
attachment is John N. Meyer, who has CD
tanned a Judgement againt Mr.. Smoot, who,
it is alleged, agreed 10 give Nj. Mover $780,
900 of the bonds for services rendered. The
railroad company, il is said, agreed, in,a con-
tract with Mr. SmoOt, to denver him $780,
600 worth of bonds, and it is upon these bonds
that the attachmeat was laid.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
Transfers OF pronertr nm.

Transfers OF PrOperty-Bills ofs,,.
From Thomas West to Naylor ! o.
roll consideration, $3.50. Peter Wa, .
same; consideration, SIS. Edward RntIa. y
samei consideration, SIS. Charles 4 So :
to George |. Chappelear; considerable, -:
Charles A. Jones to George | Cbann.la. 49,.
consideration, So 50. Richard Har,r
Margaret A. Harley; consideration q
T. Hardesty and wife to A. Posev. cons;,l. :.
alton, 5000. VIM. Queen to John N q ~
consideration, SIS. Nh. B. Green 10 =;
Green; consideration, s35. Joseph Camnh.n. .
TO N. 9. Campbell; consideration. 5000 u
S42. ''1s'a'on'
Deed from Jane Gray to John 4. Gray for
'fse' Of land called 'tiober Dcr.nture:n can.
sldeFallooi release Of doNer in another .r.e,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
DI,lng for wealth.-A company i,

Wying for Weaith.-A company wa
,ty formed in Philadelphia to search fol
: ~ ooo 900 in treasure, said to be sunk in
=. 9gsitsh irigate DE Braak, of Cape Henlo.
us y, 10 1898. A corps Of divers was sent
RI. several days ago. They report thai
w.. W.. have brought to the surface large brass
W. which they lay is, without doubt,
S go he sunken craft. This has greatly en-
I'M Them, and they say they will surely,
1ab,s few days, locate the vessel, which
n, one mile and three quarters northeast Of
~ ~ Mitch Of Cape HenIopen, three quarters Of
=. XII from the Delaware breakwater. The
! which was on board the DE Braak was
Hon from three Spanish galleous captured
- re West Indies. When the sloop sank
~ = carried every one on board down on her,
~ the exception Of the pilot, including
.ssnt,.fye prisoners. Tea per cent OF the
..alti saved from the wreck will be the
nroperty Of the government.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
Ia AID or the Charleston Sufferers

J" N'N VI NV WEI EUHtV" 'W"VEUI -
The collections in Port Tobacco Parish (Christ
Church and 81. Paul's Chapel congregations
in aid Of this worthy object was siIty-three
dollars and 6fty-6ve cenG. A handsome OF
f.ring considering the outlay of money this
parish has been compelled recently to make
on ts church property.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
FOR SALE.

900 ACRES of LAND with good and
LSl J sufficient buildings lying near the
line Of the Southern Maryland Railroad, and
ane mile from Gallant Green and Malcolm
station. The soil is well adapted to the
Growth of corn, wheat aad tobacco. The
land is well timbered, fenced and watered,
and consists Of three fields and an excellent
meadow. For sale cheap and upon convent
emit terms. Possession given Immediately
For particulars apply to
SYDNEY &, MUDD, Attorney at Law,
Oct I.tf Gallant Green. Charles Co. Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
Clustering Rights In the patnxa..

Clustering Rights In the Patuxspt
In the cases Of Henry and John Smith ofc.,
vert county, fined by Justice Spaldino for
Clustering on the St. Mary's side of the pstnx
ent river, the judgments have been reva,.aa
by the Circuit Court of st. Mary's corntv "a
the parties discharged. Judge Stone d.,i,.,,
ed the opinion Of the court, deciding the a.,
Of assembly clearly Unconstitutional. tia, y.
people had certain rights above and b.,o,a
the constitution, and the right of pavi,a,;o-
and fishing in the navigabe water. If -.
State were Of that character. The ri,b, -
the people of both couu ties to use the ,Sv..
common for the purposes of fishing w,.,h-
naked question here presented to tho co.,.
which right was unquestiouable, the a., =
the Legislature to the contrary notwitb.,.,s
ing. 1t was the right Of the STATE n ,A,a,..-
the time and mode of taking oysters ana =
grant the soil for planting, GROWING !.
with certain restrictions, but not TO an, eI..,
OF citizens exclusively.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
YEARLY RATES.
Married On "wednesday evening at the

Married TN Wednesday evening NJ the
r,sidence Of the brides father, Col. Hoeing
NJ. D., L. s. ", Engineer J. r. Wilmer,
T. S. n, and Miss Belle IIoeling. The
groom is a native Of this county and broth
.r Of Mr.. l.. A. Wilmer
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
Excursions to Baltimore

Excursions to Baltim0re.-Thos
participating should not, under any circum
stances, neglect TO embrace the opportunity
TO obtain the acknowledged Finest Clothing
for Men and Boys At greatly reduced prices,
Visit Acme Hall, 2Os West Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, and you will be sure of a cordial
reception
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01

had ALWAYS lccn much annoyed his neu-
rAlgia and headache. Az length determine
Ell 10 try salvation Oil. 'fwTii GLAD 10 reeohfy
mend i, as i made Il perfect cure in my case.
Marks New, ~ .Asqith Street. Baltimore, Ma
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,
ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Published every Friday morning.
The yeung mans advocate,
The poor mans friend.
A pOsEY, Publisher.

Terms OF Advertising: For plain matter,
81 90 per square Cs linesl for the FIRST nser-
non. Is cents for each subsequent insertion.
Rule aud hgure matter double the aboverates.
eeitv.ry notices half rates -
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
FOR SALE.

The farm in Cobb Neck, known as Plain
6eld having been divided in three parts, am
prepared to sell the same to any one wishing
II pnychase on good terms. A. P0SEY,
Attorney at Law
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
FOR SALE.

line pair handsome young Mules, perfect
match in every respect, well broken and very
grutle. quick and active. Can be seen at my
farm in Cobb Neck, near Tompkinsville,
charles county, Md. Apply to
V. II. NEALE,
s4u l7-et y 5. Howard ST., Baltimore.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01

QUINTOLE0.-Th great Malaria, Fever
snt Ague Reriedy. Reliable. Saie4 Efficient.
lflce go cents peT bottle Tor sale a. all
QE1ssi=i' SEP -i-tm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
Read this Twice.

In addition TO our premiums of music and
'tMkado' cards, we have just issued a b'au
tifu panel picture, in co!ors IA % fac-simile
reproduction of one of the Paris salon pun
tings for SS4, entitled "Two Sisters 1t is a
perfect gem, and well worthy place on the
wall of any Of the patrons of Dobbins, Electric
Soap. We have copyrighted it and it cannot
be issued by any other house than curse ves
The edition is limited, and will be issued
gratis to readers of this paper in the following
manner only.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
Chapel Point Mill.

TINE undersigned having rented, thorough
" repaired and refurnished the above
mill, are now prepared to receive grist of all
kinds. Wednesdays Of each week for grind
ing wheat. We keep constantly on hand a
large supply of mea ta exchange for corn We
will serve the public at any time of day from
5 clock a. m. to o'clock p. m.
SM0OT CROSS, Proprietors.
aug l3-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01
fptaI anS Qrsonal.

rs- The OFes Of ne INDEPENDENT has been
..,a,,I 10 me first floor Of me Masonic Hall,
..m,d,atefy opposas ne Eptscopdl Church.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-01

sep l7-et = ). HoWaTd 81 baTNmoro.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-12

The L. A. & s. G, v. X. r. Co, will
carry the G. A. R. excursionists to the
end of the track aud return Tor SOC. The
excursion will take place on Tuesday, the
18th. A grand banquet will be given il
the great Exchange building, which will
be then opened for the first time. Fol
lowing are the committees,
Committee of Arrangements: Il. e.
Webster, II. N. Rust, X. M. FurlonQ
and wife, r. b. Hubbard, y. Turner,
Samuel Strait n, Mrs. Jaenne Carr, Mrs.
Belle Jewett, Mrs. X Williams, Mira.
Stratton, Mrs. NJ. Rosenbaum--with
power to enlarge.
Finance Committee: II. w. Magee,
IL. j. Holmes, II. q. Bennett, G. G.
Brown, s. Washburn--with power TO
enlarge.
Invitation and Reception Committee;
o. Ii. Cougar, M. M. Parker, II. N.
Rust, the members Of Jno. +. Godfrey
Post No. so, @. A. R.. and all resident
veterans, with power to enlarge.
Entertainment and Programme Com
mittee: H. J. Vail and wife, G. A.
Gardner and wife, I. M. Hill and wife,
Abbott Kinney and wife, G. G. Thomp-
son and wife, T. 2. Lukens aud wife, w.
II. Raymond and wife, Theo. Coleman
and wife, l. N. Mundell and wife.
c. w. Saunders and wife, o. j. Much
more and wife. M. d. Painter and wife,
G. T. Hopkins aud wife. VIII Beach
and wife, G. M. Parker and wife, Oscar
freeman, Miss Alice Freeman. J. w.
Hugus and wife, p NJ. Green and wife,
H. w. Magee and wife. Il. 9, Webster.
Mr.. Gilbert, Geo. w. Glover, Jr., Miss
Dunn, Miss Nellie -Hugus, Miss Berdie
Craig, Miss Midtown, Miss Gertie
Visscher, the Misses Stratton, r. l..
lockwood, J. +. Woodbury., = with
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-12
rHE COURTS.


supertor Court--Cheney. y.
People vs., Mitchell--Found guilty Of
assault with deadly weapon. August
IA set for sentence.
Information was filed charging John
Erickson with assault with deadly
weapon.
People vs.. Henderson Information
dismissed.
People VS.. Juan Lopez-Found guilty
Of assault. August IA set for sentence.
SET FOR THURSDAY.
People VS.. Nellie Fillmore.
Brunson, y.
velsir vs.. velsir--Ten days granted
James Velsir to answer.
Daniels va. Daniels-Decree signed and
filed.
O'DonnelI vs.. O'Donnell = Twenty
days granted plaintiff to file motion for
new trial.
Martin vs.. O'Reilly-- Ten days stay
OF proceedings granted.
Faulwelter VS.. Faulwelter- Decree as
prayed for.
Lussere vs.. Close ct al--Sale Of prem
Uses in controversy ordered.
Gustaye Lufiin and Frank Kadlee
committed to the Stockton Insane Asy-
lum.
Habeas corpus Of VIM. futile contin-
ued to August ID.
Cohn VS.. Parcels-New trial allowed.
SET FOR THURSDAY.
Sanchez vs.. Rheih.
Justice Bnnney.
People vs.. James Spain--Assault 10
rob. Continued to August IL.
SET FOR THURSDAY.
People VS.. Diego Lopez.
People vs.. G. Mendry.
People VS.. G. Meyer.
People VS.. M. Pentegrass.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-12

The San Jose Mercury has the follow
ing notice Of the recent visit Of Grand
Oysrseer A. &. Baue. OF the A. o. U.
W., to los Angeles: "He reports the
lodges. of that location generally in a
fiourishing condition. He visited nine
teen lodges, where he leciured upon the
unwritten work and the new floor work.
He addressed five public meetings. as
follows: Ia Los Angeles. East Los An.
geles, Pasadena, Downey City and Po-
mona. He called and presided over
special session Of the grand lodge at
Los Angeles, and gave the grand lodge
degree 20 thirty past master wcrkmen.
This was the first special session Of the
grand lodge ever held in Southern CALI
fornia. There are six lodges in Los
Angeles. He was cordially received
wherever he went At Los Angeles,
where he remained two weeks. his re-
ception and enterti inment were especial
iy hospitable. To the public press OF
Los Angeles county he is grateful for
tho liberal and complimentary notices.
He reports the business boom and cut.
look as wonderfully encouraging. Prop.
erty advancing and improvements going
on at rapid rate. Many orch lrds of
walnuts are being planted aud they are
| promising a greater profit than the
orange. He visited the mammoth
ranches Of Baldwin, Rose aud Shorb, and
Nadean's vineyard Of three thousand
acres. San Joscaus are numerous and
all doiag well. He made his home at
the new Mad an Hotel, where our
Larry" Hardness is cashier. de
thinks San Jose's greatest want is q
hotel on the pattern of the "Nadeau."