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California Southern R. R. Co,

All rail line between National City. San
Diego and Los Angeles and points East and
Wet
Close connection at Barstow with Atlantic
Southern Pacific r. r.
TIME TABLE.
Taking effect sunday, June go. rsse.
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The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Farmers a Merchants Bank OF Los
Angeles. for the election of a Board OF
Trus'ees and for the Transaction Of such
other business as may be brought before
them, will be held at It's banking house on
Wednesday, July 7th, 1856.
at 4 O'Clock Pm.
JOHN MILNER, Secretary.
Los Angeles, June 22d, 1855. ie22td
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Dys. q. d Frank Stevens,
Sale of Land.

Notice is hereby given that by an order
OF the Superior Court Of Los Angeles coun-
ty, California, on June 2lst. 1856 the under
sale, to the highest bidder. for cash, subject
to the confirmation of said Court, the n. w.
4 Of the s. W, u Of Section 5, 7. l s.. r. 10
W., s. B. M; 40 acres. The sale viii be
made on and after the 9th day of July, 1856.
Bids therefor may be made and delivered
to me at the land, or with the Clerk
OF said Court. Ten per cent. on acceptance
OF bid, balance on confirm alton OF sale by
the Court. Deed ct expense of purchaser.
June 22d, 1886.
MARQUIS l. SELLS,
Administrator Of b. F. Sells, deceased.
faqQ or
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FREE PUBLIC HEALING.

Saturdays at 8 P. n, Sunday at 3 P. NJ f,
and tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 A..
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Meta
physical Glasses tonlyl ut l0A. NJ
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CLIFF HOUSE,
OCEAN AVENUE

OCEAN AVENUE. SANTA MONICA
Thoroughly renovated and newly fur
nished. 20 offer clean rooms, good beds
and tirst-ciass table Terms reason BILE.
Ia MRS. J. Il. BUSH.
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BARGAINS!

Second street Cable Road, the othe ON
Fourth, near Besudry street. These lot
must be sold AZ once: Call on
CHARLES W. SCHROEDER.
ie24 limo Mcdonald Block, Roomz
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Irsins are run on Pacific Standard time.
Pullman sleepers leave on A, NJ train
VIA Barstow. for Kansas City. via A. Up.
and A. 4. 4 5. +. Z. R., AID on 5 ?, n. train
iol san Diego. Special rates on round tfin
tick cts TO all local points,
FOR rates OF freight or fare, address Cali
tornia southern Agents at local stations. or
- II. B. WILKINS,
Ten. rrt- q Pass. Agent. San Diego, Cal.
j. " VICTOR,
superintendent Caltan. Cal.
WILLIAMSON DUNN.
je2S General Agent, Los Angeles. Cal.
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FIRE WORKS!
stookholders. Meeting

| A complete line OF fireworks OF every des-
cription at lowest prices. at KwoNG HING
Co, southwest corner First and Los Angeles
| streets 1e2S Nv
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When you can get two pair of Eyeglasses
for IS cents, and good pair OF steel specs
at IS cents; also genuine Pebble Specs, with
guarantee to be Pebble, for $3.50. at
Wagnerss. No. "a N. Main 81.
Look atthe big sign. iu20-lm
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Los Angeles L San Gabriel Yallar RaIIxar
Attention p~ultrymen,

PURE SEA SHE'LL NEAL FOR HENS
a great saving Of labor. Prepared by ma
ehinsry aud kept on hand 5y JOHN II.
STUNT, OF iALhAMbk los Angeles Co.
Cal Put up In 5 pound packages or In bulk
nd shipped 10 any locality desired. send
your ordersst oncas meh8-W-lf.
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Just published Price. Loo.
MERCHANTS,
TEN CENT PARCEL DELIVERY.

PACKAGES called for and delivered
promptly for ten cents. Expose our blue
card or send packages to general distribut-
ing ONCE. % South Spring street, Roeder
Block, room II, up stairs. Regular deliver
ee-lO A. NJ. and 4 y. N. myg7 I'm
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nOTicE.

rhe LOS ANGELES CITY WATER Co.
efll strictly enforce the following rule: The
nours for sprinkling are between and 3
5'cIock 4. n. and and O'Clock P. N. For a
Siolation Of the above regulation the water
Efli be shut on and a hne two dollars will
oe chsraed before water viii be turned on
ssin.
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NOTICE.

Toanyone wishing to engage in the sal on
business at a half way house, we can offer a
fne opportunity. For further particulars
inquire at No. g n. Main st. in18-n
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First Glass Property Only

No other than the very best property at
the lowest possible prices. can be found on
my books. Each property advertised p{ me
Is believed to be the very best oil us kiho
that can be had.
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p. n.
rrea,ca,ea rnhnlatiana.

John Wieland's celebrated Philadelphia
Lager Beer now on draught at the leading
saloons. SleInike & BruniBg, sole agents
and bottlers, 154 Il. First st,
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Anton Laubersi. inner to Fred'k 9chwei-
zer-Partiql release OF mortgage, bk IS p 296.
Los ANGELES Improvement Co to Julius
Lyons-Partisl release OF mortgage. sk II p
499.
NIL wicks to P NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of mortgage. bk II p 514.
Charles Crocker to II Bacon-Partial re-
lease of mortgage, bk 81 p l04.
John Dixon TO Virginia Arnrz de Angui.
sola-Release of mortgage. bk u p 525.
AT Bell and VIM u Grsen--Afiidavit as to
lot ~ blk ., City Homestead tract.
Dan Mcfarland to Henry 7 Lee-Power oi
attorney.
Nap Of Peck & Kerckhofrs subd'n Of blk
So, San Pedro.
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~ taking the Gum Tree (eucalyptusl Cousl
syrup. Only for sale by O. +. Heinseman
DRUGGIST, Los Angeles.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

The eopartnership heretofore existing be-
tween K II. Grasett aud $ A. Boys, under
the firm name aud style OF Grasett q Boy.
in the city Of Los Angeles and county of
dissolved by mutual consent, 8. A. Boys re
tiring. The business will be carried on by
y. II. Grasett, who assumes all debts and
liabilities OF Grasett 4 Boys, and Is author
lied to collect all accounts Of the old him.
Il. II. GRASETT.
inI6 I'm ) A. BOYS.
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JUDGMENTS.
spDsHhNfs.
Jahn Robarts vs. Francisco A

vorce.
George W Hazeltine VS. Felipe Lisalde. T alb
10 Lisaide and Jesus Velarde-Decree quiet
ing title 10 lot on sw corner OF Virgin and
New High stS-
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$l2,OO0i Purses and Premiums

E~An Enlarged and Attractive Prem
| ium List for the horticultural and Agrf-
| cultural Departments In active preparation.
PROGRAMME OF RACES:
/ First DaY-Tuesday, October fS.
No. 1.-Running Race, purse $50, dash n
Of mile. free for all two,yesr olds;
free for all, weight for age
s.-Trotting race. purse $500. for 2;s5 class.
second Day-wednesday, Oct. Is.
4-Runnins race, purse $500. for three
year olds, q OF q mile.
5.-Runniss race, purse $50, mile dash,
free fer all and weight for age.
6.-Trotting race. purse $500, three-minute
class.
Third Day-Thursday, Oct. ~.
7.-Running race, pur s25o, IL miles,
free for all, weight for age.
s.-Running race. purse $500. one mile for
two-year-olds.
s.-Trotting race, purse $500. for 2:s0 class,
The programme for the Ladies' Riding
Tourns ment is being considered for Thurs
day, and will be announced In due time.
EonTt4 D8y-EFtuayI OttDDcr D.
lO.-Running race. purse $3.50. for three
yesr-olds, N miles.
u.-Running race, purse 500, selling
race-First valuation $3.50, pounds added
for each 500 above and pounds taken off
for each 800 below, one mile.
l2-Troet ng race, purse $500, for 2;i0 class.
Fifth Day-saturday, October Ie.
1a-Running race, purse $3.50, IL miles,
free for all, weight for age.
h-Consolation running rsce, purse 500,
one mile, free for all and weight for age for
all horses that have not won first money
during this meeting.
l5.-Trotting race, purse $500, free for all.
All races viii be called at l o'clock sharp.
Entries close on SATURDAY, July slst.
Circulars containing rules. remarks and
conditions, and entry blanks furnished on
application to the Secretary.
J. G. NEWTON.
President.
Il. A. DECAMP, Secretary.
je9 and North Main st.
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JOHN HALL,
AT LOS ANGELES.
RESOURCES.

Tn the State OF California, at the close oil
business, JUNE Sd, 1886.
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xIscKLLAsEous.

John A woy-NE " blk us. Pomona.
SHellman and Adelaide Hellman his wife
abandonment of so feet Of 100 feet OF
lot A blk IL Og
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step Your Cough

Iron-SuEphur water
Delivered at your house by Jevne, OF Bur
4 Boal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-26
SECOND TRIAL
OF tho YHChts-An Inspiring Scene ON the
Ocean,

or the YRChts-An Inspiring Scene ON the
Ocean.
SANDY Hook, N. j., August 25,-To.day
was the one fixed upon for the second trial
race between the Puritan, Msyaower,
Priscilla and Atlantic, the shippers Of
which arc competing for the honor Of de.
Tending Americas cup against Lieutenant
Henn'B English cutter Galatea, in the
International contest, but, owing to the
light wind oil Monday, which was the
day set for the second trial race, that
event was sailed again to-day. Thecou
for to-day's race is fifteen milen instead OF
the regular twenty miles OF the New York
Yacht Club, the Committee coming to
that decision upon the night Of the DRIFT
ing match. This morning opened with
northeasterly breeze and heavy cross
sea breaking along the beach. A better
breeze could not have been hoped for and
1t was just what tho big slOops had been
wanting. There were clouds that meant
wind moving rapidly through the air
from the northeast.
The velocity OF the wind al S:45 o'clock
was about sixteen miles an hour and 1t
seemed TO be increasing. In the early
morning light mist rolled up from the
ocean but II soon lifted. Few yachts were
in the Horse Shoe this morning, most Of
the sailing craft being in the upper bay.
AT $3.50 a. NJ. the weather was cloudy, and
at the Government Station storm signals
were displayed, white caps having made
their appearance. The wind, from the
north northeast, then Increased to twenty
four miles an hour,
At 0:4O A. NJ tho MsyAower and Puri-
tan, In tow, were sighted opposite the
Hospital Islands, Following them were
the Priscilla and tho Atlantic, with separ.
ate tugl. No CANVASS was spread and the
Puritan had her balloon jib in stops. The
cautionary signals had been ordered down,
the wind having dropped to eighteen
miles an hour. The weather was then
cloudy and the atmosphere heavy, with
little sea on beyond the ordinary ocean
swell, Tho wind was about north.
The start was made at 1910 +. NJ, the
yachts crossing the line In the following
order: Atlantic, Puritan, Priscilla, May.
flower. At 2:4S the Atlantic was inereas.
ing her advantage, next came the Puritan
with Priscilla gradually drawing upon
her. The Mayaower was holding her own
in regard to the Puritan. Tho wind has
fallen oil somewhat. At 1866 the Prls-
ella passed the Puritan TO starboard, the
Atlantic still going like race horse. All
had booms to starboard and spinnakers to
port.
At1:25 P. NJ. tho Mayhower parsed the
pnRtiun Nha petanil1a Waa annnnH Tho
city Ia eight miles par hour and is from
the east northeast. The weather Is cloudy.
Unless the wind increases 1t will be i'm.
possible to make the twenty-nile race,
and In all probability even the fifteen.
mile course cannot DO covered.
AT 2:30 P. NJ the yachts turned the
stake.boat OF Ocean Grove as follows:
Atlantic, 2:2O; Mayaower, 9:22; Puritan,
1928; Priscilla, 1924.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

General H. P. Ransom committed sui.
eide at Lexington, KY.
Az franklin, Ohio, Chris. Holweger was
acquitted oi the charge ol numbering his
daughter
New York ticket Bcalpefs are still selling
tickets to Chicago over the Baltimore &
Ohio road for Sl2,
The directors Of the Delaware 4 Hud.
son Canal Company have declared q
dividend Oi II percent.
Cincinnati has thus far spent for street
Improvement under the ioGF.mlllIon bill
u ,SSs ySS w tot granite and SlSl, 73l O7 foi
asphalt, Total, $2,07OO70 70.
The fourteenth annual session Of the
Grand Lodge Of Ohio Ancient Order oI
United Workmen convened al z InesvlllC
yesterday Grand Master Workman 1rvlnp
delivered hia address, and the Grand Re
ootdSr submitted his report,
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VOLUME XXXY,---NUMBER 8,

asked whether one member was entitled
to accuse another Of belonging to q riband
order. lParnellite Cheers,)
The speaker-It is q statement, the
truth OF which Mr.. Harris has admitted.
The House must Judge.
Mr., Dillon denied that Harris had ad-
mitted anything Of the kind. (Shouts OF
"order" and Parnellite cheers,
The SpeAker-The honorable members
have heard the statement. Doubtless
Major saunderson will accept q denial.
Mr.. Hsrris-l repudlAte it as an infa.
nous falsehood, COries Of order
The Speaker--Mr, Harris will withdraw
that expression unTeservedly,
Mr., Harris ohsysd, but further blCker.
ing ensued, The Speaker rebuklng thr
disorderly members said he hoped per,
sonal illusions would cease. Cheers, !
Major Saunderson reauming his speech,
said that Parnell had formulated u new
canon-"Thou shalt ask no rent" All
classes and trades in Ireland were in q
more or less depressed condition, exc apt the
professional Irish politician. Laughter
Thedeb bate adjourned, on motion Of Mr.,
Chamberlain,
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IN NEED OF HELP.
The Sufferers by the Late Storm In Texas
Ask for Aid,

The Sufferers by the Late Storm In Texas
Ask for Aid,
VICToRIA, TEX, August 25,-The citi'
zenH Of this place held meeting last even
ing In the Court House for the purpose ol
dsvlsing measures for the relief OF the suf'
terers by the recent storm, the devastation
being SO widespread that the impending
suffering Is beyond local aid, A relief
COMMITTEES was appointed, which issued
the following address, requesting that 1t
be sent out for publication, in the news
papers Of the Union:
To The CharitaDly Inclined People Of america :
Last Friday this section was devastated
by the hCaviest wind storm ever known
on this coast and many Of our citizens are
without food or shelter. Not alone were
the aCCumulations Of years, in many in
stances, swept out OF existence by the
fierce hurricane, but growing crops were
destroyed in the fields. But few Of our
citizens escaped tho general calamity and
many are irretrievably ruined. But we
are threatened by worse danger. Gaunt
famine follows close upon the whirl.
winds track, and men and wo-
men and innocent children suffer
for food and clothing. The peo'
people OF Victoria county, themselves
heavy sufferers, are doing all and will
continue to do everything in their power
to relieve the distressed aud give them
temporary assistance until they can ar
range for q new start In life. But the tast
multiplying demands Of their destitution
are exhausting our resources and unless
help can be obtained from the charitably
inclincd throughout the United States
our best efforts must fall largely
short OF the existing necessity. We there
forR, with all confidence Ia the justness oil
our undertaking, sure that the great
heart ol the American people thro6s In
sympathy with the distressed oil every
nation and OF every color, issue this, our
appeal for help.
Food and clothing arc impcrRtively
needed. Without them the growing
panga Of hunger will be succeeded by
sickness aud death. Out Of your plenty,
unswept by storm and secure from the
rush OF the Cuffs mad waves, send US
molety, bel ever so little. 1t is only tor
those who arc he pless aud in cruel want,
both white and black, that We appeal;
not to replace what has been lost, but to
reduce human suffering and check as We
may be abl0 the torrent OF human woe
now surrounding 70 many Of our happy
homes. Contributions may be forwarded
through A. l.. Levy or Brownson & sib.
Icy, bankers, Of this city;J W. Brownson,
Chairman; g. A. Levy, D. s. Rydan, O.
y. OhaHee or A. Quednan, General Relief
NnmmiIIaa
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I'M Nnrroye. Snnlrp,s ILcmoral.

ALBANY, N. Y, August Ex-Governor
Hill has approved the removal Of Commits.
Bloner Of Public Works Squire.
NRw YoRR, August 26.-An Albany dis.
patch was shown to-day to Commissioner
Of Public Works Squire, announcing bis
removal from office, He seemed to be
calm and unConCsrned and affected not to
believe 1t. He said he had received no
official notice. According to the console
dation act the deputy commissioner, Mr..
Smith, will take charge OF the office as
soon as official notice Is received. The
city officials are surprised at the reported
prompt action Of the Governor. Comp.
troIIsr Loews denied to-day that hO had
ever advised Squire as to his action In his
controversy with Flynn.
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CoLuMDus, o., August 25.-vague In
formation has been received Of q terrible
collision which occurred between 10 and
II o'clock to.nlghtat the crossing Of tho Bee
Line and Chicago, ST. Louis 4 Pittsburgh
railroad at Milford Centre. A Panhan-
die freight was standing on the
track when d Bee line through
passenger train from Cincinnati
dashed into II at full speed. The Marshal
Of Milford aud q citizen standing near
we're struck by the debris and the Mar:
shal killed and the other Beriously
hurt Ono Of the passengers was
instantly killed and several severely
wounded. The hroman Of the passenger
train Is missing and II 10 thoughthe Is be.
meath the wreck,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-26
STREET CAR STRIKE
on THE NEW YORK CITY RoADsT


NEW YoRK, August 25,-At 1877 o'clock
this morning car No, 1853, in charge Of
Driver WiCkleseN and Conductor Smith,
rolled out OF the depot and started on its
trip down town, A yell arose from the
loungers on Seventh avenue and men be-
gan to pour in from the side streets and
the neighboring saloons until, In few
moments, a mob OF excited men filled tie
vide avenue and started after the car.
The car went along for about six blocks
easily, with an occasional stone, until the
Broadway switch was reached, Here an
effort was made to derAil the car by plat-
iug piece OF wood in the switch, This
proved unsuccessful, but few moments
later collision occurred at Forty-second
street, with car OF the Forty-second
Street and Boulevard line, Tho two cars
came together with great force, hut no
injury beyond a shaking up occurred.
The mob hooted and jeered the driver,
and several stones were thrown against
the car, The police charged the crowd
and dispersed them for u moment, In the
attOmpt TO get away from the police the
glass door OF a large store was smashed.
Further on the mob again appeared and
overturned large dry goods truck on the
track, This the police lifted by main
strength from the track, and the car pro-
ceed0d on its way amid the yells and de.
risive hoOtings OF the crowd. Stones and
bricks were again thrown against the car,
smashing Ventilaior,
AT the junction OF Sixth avenue, Broad
way and Chirty.thlrd streets, another de-
lay was caused by Sixth avenue car
crossing in front OF Broadway car, filled
with meu and women. Stones were again
thrown, one striking the Sixth avenue car.
The women screamed atIrighted, and tried
to get out OF the car.
AT this moment Captain Williams, with
large squad Of police, appeared and
Clubbed the crowd right and left. They
were driven into the side streets. They
did not again collect and the car proceed
cd on ils way unmolested. It reached
Bowling Green at ll:2l A. NJ, and then
started on the return trip to the stables.
In the meantime other cars were started
and made regular trips.
At noon six cars were running. More
trouble is feared this evening, as o large
number Of new drivers are. expected 10 ar
rive from Philadelphia this afternoon.
A crowd OF fifteen or twenty strikers
seized one OF the Third avenue cars as it
was passing FJrty'seYenth street this af-
ternoon and after driving the passengers
out turned 1t over on its side. An open
car which followed was next attacked and
upset. When the driver showed fight q
revolver was pointed at him. Great ex-
Citement attended these acts. The ap.
pearance OF policemen set the rloting
strikers to flight, They were chased, but
only one, a conductor, was overtaken. He
was locked up. A posse Of police arrived
and set cars Alright, after which travel was
resumed.
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NAIL sITuAT1oN
AT PlttsburEh-Eirorts Made to Got Mailer
to Go to Work.

AT Pittsburgh-Eirorts Made to Got NRllers
TO Go to work.
PlTrsBuRau, Pa, August 25.-A very
unexpected change Is about to take place
with our nail manufacturers and nailep.
The lockout between them which lasted
thirteen months ended In a compromise Of
IS cents on q 50 % card. During the strike
the manufacturers II cent card, which
they made at Cincinnati, was accepted by
some Of the men in the Wheeling district,
and their factories were started. The
Pittsburgh nailers refused TO work on the
II cent card, and did not start until q
compromise was reached, which was
for IS cents. Considerable dlssatls.
faction was noticed on both sides,
but IL did not assume expires.
sion. The manufacturers started up, but
when they found that the market could
be supplied with nails made Tor less than
they were paying aud having to contend
with the cutting Of prices they refused or.
derU aud one by one shut down their nail
factories. The men employed Ia the fac
tories at points down the river have re-.
sumed At the 17.Cent rate, and an effort
will be made 10 have the men accept the
same teflns, 90 the manufacturers claim
the condition Of trade will not permit
them 10 run and pay the IL cent scale.