davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
NEGLECTED INDUSTRY.
Let Us Hog Il a Little More and
Get Rich.

set hfch'
Yesterday HERALD reporter mel
lMr. M. Dodsworth. the great pork pack
q 49,. Il i. a. ,.n.i
'1o' Aueo'os' e." - Wv
formula asked about the state of ousi'
ness. The gentleman said:
We are doing more business this sum.
80. h;,,;. .
nei snan evel peiofe' 'u' VIC aiming
nothing. All the meat we handle now
comes from the East, and we smoke II
here. We are getting about 100. 900
,u 81 p.a,,,a IA, ri,
pounuS Per n'on."' e'p,e "A NV
have any other than fresh hams; the
old ones get too salt and are very slow
| of sa,a At tbis season we cannot kill
-, 4.
anu 30 arc ioroeu W gov oa' A'o"' ~
Kansas.
Inc Icpor'el eAp.e'ssu so.'e ss. ~.
PRISE az tne anouns u Aoe p,ou'0'
orougns from nansss " i,o' 1no1solss a.
mr; Doas"orn ''P,eu. on. 'n~s =
NOT All 'na' M cohsS W ~ o" III .hs
importer. lhs Ioooans ~
city get Twice snIs qunny 2:
and @ reeoy Ior ss,e :S ;'s ss ~.
SeV'oov Pounus :. .s s .. ~ 'a s, .n
ei lafa. -, anS,9 .sT ;n.o ~ ac,obsr ~ ~ ~ ~
mere a un'll we.i nv 49, oS'o ~, 49,. -.
tns rspo'sI slsnahter [ ~ bass hsvs :.
nos .. sunn :. ~ E.st n hs;,g ,,s.,i. Srn,s,.
.us.e = ~ - 80 ss,as 80. - tS. r;,s;.s No.
1nss ~ - i.y 4. -.s-- ~
saoAs M u ~ s ,,,.s 4, c;.x..-3
1sss. noss 1 ~ &c c. I. s..,- -
v1loso -se .aha.Is ..ox -
H.s
~ ~. L,a.~ N ~ .ik-.-
lhs p,:'d' IT, -. - IN, ho..
slen isra -, n az -i.;~
s ns.s .ne.e e.e .a..a 81 49, - "a 10, .s..H -,
oounsy VIZ - - -. 80
sesse W : sA.a :. - 49, r. a..,..
,Here ~ss 49, = fson nes ps'' pv's - - =
= DuylAs sJS Il vS... 49, - - nsr .,.,,,bs ~
eastsrn ms! es ~ s - 49, 'S ., hs."dss, osn
sne P.ylns ~ Ss1' 49, ~ =. 1870,
lsssns - ~. ~ ~ I. Joas =, -, r;sh prs.t r.
,'a ..h..s - : i 80. 49,, ~ ~ r.;.ed more
: so.as'y mnG.s 49, - ~. -.o,,;cn og
- - 49, .,sh - .,ssifs E siI shsv
.ne s..e = yssen ~ ", ~ 80. -o,,-
neeo ~ nosIlsn =" - ~ - .n
1Ieln = as1k r -. =, - - -, ~
sa't oown p- - =. \. .s.s,, -. = c....s - ~. -
~ I'o.. q snl7s osHs' - % s'''- P''
Pyrso on NC noo.' .k
tns aoove saess ~ s's ua = sss~a
r. sne nkns - sne oisPsa
ssos's 'n.s sness = ~ ~sy Asse 80 y @ s'~-s
money. osnsr so~n y oss.ss ~ ~ ss1pv
eai'ese; ~" .s :. " essas as ,s 81, ~.
men ui y s snl sl1s I'll .Ae
svsnuS q 1eesy sss a''sa WIN 'o0
AFsst u = ksokse
- eoovs b = .slet susw ..,s ~aon ~
u'oeess m ssonsss 49,, III opsn
g - z, essa = s1sy yo Mr.'
80 3 - 49, 49, ~. :n Y. ~
coeesy ~ - 'naoy
veg Ps - 1870 =,
tsen. g = no =: asn.Ss - 1.s;ss.,s;. , y.
ss - =. - 80 a.
osa 2 lsvs = suIpsus " sn'p my ~. ~ -
lles, ~ nSn osn oo0o0 Wy" ~
suon Daa'n c-.s.
Anen' AGAIN. every iancn - oa'aso,n's ~, 's
must learn 20 nave Tvs 1oePen ~. y
noes Ihere y sne .Huso u INC
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

1t doesn't follow that patient will die
because the doctors have "given him
up," or that he will recover because they
promise to ''pull him through" Is ia
never too late to try the great virtues Of
Parker's Tonic. Mr.. Michael Gnilfoyle,
of Binghampton, N. ", was cured by Il
after ten years Of unspeakabie suffering.
Mr.. r. w. Mosher. druggist Of the same
city, oertifies that he has sold over one
thousand bottles Of Parker's Tonic
through its reputation for this and other
cures.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

Mexican TRseps Threaten
Texan rown.
LARxpo, Texas, August LA detach
ment Of 400 Mexican troops arrived in
Nsuvo Laredo last night. They are
principally infantry and artillery, and
have brought two cannon with them.
They have placed . cannon 30 a. to com
mand Fort McIntosh on the Texas side
OF the Rio Grande and have been noticed
tdkina observations from their position
eli day. Considerable Indignation 10 ex.
pressed by Americans At the arrival Of
these troops, aad action ON the part OF
the Msxicans does not augur we'll Tor
! peaceful solution Of the present
difficulty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

An old nsna at EEis Old Tricks
Again.

SAN JosE, August LIN consequence
Of the arrest Of Thomas Brotherton yes
terday for the alleged stealing Of eighty
dollars from the room Of servant girl
in the house Of M. J. Silva. search Of
the premises was made to-day, Mrs.
Silva having returned from San Fran.
cisco. 1t was discovered thata hole had
been ma lie In the floor Of Mrs. Silva's
room through which the burglars
entered the house and carried of
articles to the value OF about eight
thousand dollars, consisting of costly
wearing apparel, diamonds, jewelry,
etc. The work was evidently done BY
some one acquainted with the prem ses.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Silva were abss nj
from home, and all the rooms except
those used by the servants were locked
up and the keys placed in Mrs. Silva's
room. There 10 no clue as to the dispo.
sition ot the stolen alticlas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.


coNvxYANcEs.
Ii Rose to VIM Gowie-Psrt of lot blk
4, Lamanda Park; t3o5.
IL biz IS: Z L A.; $3.50.
John A Fo than and VIM Berein to A B
Dessery-Lot 20 blk 4. Brooklyn tract: $40.
Pasadena Land and Water Co to Sierra
Aadre Coliege--1wo tracts In Ro San Pas
Ellen Devine and Martin Devine to r W
sparr-Psrt Of lot II blk loa. Bellevue Ter
race tract; 3f050-
wD vawtea to H Baggs Jr-Lot 10 blk N
Vawters Ocean View tract; $l75.
Emeline Dyer and Faystte Dyer, her
Paseual; $40.
4 A Reid to M Htll-Los 81. Arroyo seco;
william P Tibbet to toAGsmith-Lots K and
blk l69, Santa Monica; tll00.
aoldsbyrg To- owens-Agreement
70 convey sEk Of NE,< OF Nw1< sec 81 7 / s
Geo i Peck Jr and VIM G kerckhofr to
Frank Marshall Lot 10, Peck 4 Kerckhoiss $
subdn OF blk 65, San Pedro; sli0.
A Dobinson to spence-Lots 10 and
II blk Y, bonnie Brae tract; $1,000.
Elizabeth Berry to Mortimer H Bowman
Lot tlk g. Berry tract ko Santiago de Santa
Lussrds A de Palomares to Pomona Land
and Water Co-Lots and blk B, North Pa
Pomona Land and Water Go to Daniel
coehran-NwA of blk 2o5. Pomona tract;
William x Blackman to John Humph-
sssseI''' ;slcc. and : blk l. suena Vista tract
Henry Greenawalt to Richard Kidson-
Lots Is and 26. Myrtell sutdn Messick tract;
B L Peel by 90 Tax Collector to wiIber
Clark-Iot blk ?. south Santa Monica; I. 4
Isaac Cohn BY County Tax Collector to
WILDER clark-Lot 7 blk O in lot blk 60, h s;
n.s0
Part OF blk Q, Wooden Mill tract; 3I4,c
Charles Kitchener and Emma Kitchener,
his wife. to J Brown-Lot 3, L Il Mich
ener's subdn of part Of blk U, Painter 4
Los Angeles Improvement Co to Otto
Brodtbeck-Lot blk in lot 8 blk SO, II 9 s5
Santa Gertrudes Land Association to J N
a. We Me- and w 81 NWZ. skS Of W.
NEE oi sEL and lots and s sec IS T2sR
Ii w; $1,000
Js vasburg and Q vasburg to Rebeccs
ssoo.
25 acres of NEk sec IS I is Rlsw; Ssi25.
Peter Ward 70 Mrs Martha white-Lot7 blk
George Hansen to MS Alice P Baldwin,
wife OF v Baldwin--Part OF lot blk T,
Mott tract; yll0O.
VIM H walker to Agnes G Dacy--Lots and
5 biz D, Brown a Adams subdn on e Pico
street; $50.
James B Lankershim to w B Akey and o
Cass-Lot 4 blk 81. o 8; 5000
Emma s Goats and Thomas Goats. her bus
hand. to L ID HollinRsWorth and Lucinda
Heiiinesworth-Lots and 8 blk lis. Long
Mary x Rincaid to A G Stephenson
hlk ID Woolen Mil tract; $500
II Goidsburg to A q Hinckley-Agree-
ment to convey EwN Of NE1< OF NWL sec
81
lot and III Of lot AS Bryants ssbd n and
loI FrsnsSseo nusoi arsseds s % To- % simpiins"LotS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

The CholsTa vlrutens-Papal ns'
lasisns Wfsh 8eDe.
RohE. August THE cholera Is vir-
ulent In Bsrtell, where l32 new cases
and ~ deaths were reported to-day. Al
Venice there were ii new Gases and .
deaths. Al Ravsnna there were 10 new
cases and 4 deaths. At Cologne, l3 new
cases and 7 deaths. At Runodipulsi, 2i
new oases and . deaths. and II dsAths
elsewhere.
The Pope has ordered Cardinal Jacob
mi, Pspal Secretary. TO dispstch TO the
Powers . circular notifying them Of the
vaiicaus decision to establish diplomatic
relations with China, aud explaining tho
expediency Of the step.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

kANsAs CITY, NO. August las
foreshsdowed yesterday the city author
itiss ere to-day stopping street car travel
in an attempt to force the payment Of
the dslinqusnt license tax on street cars.
Abous ixty cars have been stopped
sines eleven o'clock to-day on five lines
and the drivers arrested. These lines
srs ali the property OF the Metropolitan
Railway Company. which recently
b,ught out the Corrigsn Consolidated
Com pany. The back ,ax in question,
$500. has not been paid, and is con.
tested by the new company. The Mayor
says the cars cannot start until the tax il
paid. Street car company officials say
this only increases the city's liabilities in
the way Of damsges.
A temporary restraining order was is
sued late this afternoon by Judge Slower,
enioining the authorities from interfer-
ing with street car travel aud it was ac-
cordingly resumed. The order is made
rsturnabls the sixteenth instant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

A meeting OF property holders on Fig
ueroa street is called for WEDNESDAY, Au-
gust 11th, at 3 O'Clock. at the once OF d. Nc
FarlAnd, 80 Spring street, 10 discuss the ad
visibility OF paving Figueroa street with
asphaltum. Pearl street people are invited
to Join: All those Interested are respectfully
invited. II. MACSIELs
CHAS. J. ELLIS,
DAN MCFARLAND,
LOUIS SHIvELY,
+. J. NErTLETON,
aus st p. II. LIE dMERT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
The OIeemargarine Hstll TO BE-
En- nF0rced.

WASHINGTON, August L. Commis-
sioner Miller has begun preparations for
carrying into effect the provisions Of the
Oleomargarine bill and has called upon
all Collectors Of Internal Revenue for
such information rs they may possess in
regard TO the production of oleomarga-
rine, with the object Of utilizing II in
the preparation of tho necessary regula-
tions to govern the collection Of the tax.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

The best place In the city 70 get a first
class meal for 25 cents, wine included.
Best board In the city only t4a week.
Cooking done BY the proprietor,
au4 I'm II. 8. BERRY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
Notice TO Hotel Keepers.

To the Hotel and Boarding House keep
ers and 10 the citizens OF Los Angeles gen.
orally. Is Is requested that you will call at
O. A. r. Headquarters on Requena street
an inform the Secretary As to the number
Of visitors you can entertain daring their
sojourn here, from and after Auguu< IAN
inst The Secretary will keep q list OF all
bled 10 direct inquirers where they can
stop.
ny order Of coMMITTEE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
Great August Sale!

sale August doubly August August time and August
price, sails futter prices
placed the salabe articles Many who'd like
take q this oppnrtuns
themselves sailing We shall sail right of
former sales and make the the August SALE sale Of
goods the Great Fall Sale salAbe
goods the round sale Of sale Of fashonfor
Fashions whms all lease. Unlike old
fails their charms increase; they're valued while still in
fancy grown DID, their worth fails percepty We
New York the of the before this
sae-lke all our former
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

A Great Day Of sport fn Racing
Circles.

A Great Day Of sport fn Racing
Circles.
San Francisco, August THE fall
meeting Of the Bay District Association
opened to-day.
First race, trotting. mile heats, was
won by Adair in three straight heats;
best time 2:20i; Manon second.
Pacing race. mile heats --Psaecck won
ip three straight heats, Sam Lewis sec
ond, Patchen third; best time 2:27A.
AT SANTA CRUZ.
SANTA CRuz, August THE races
closed this afternoon. First race won by
Carr; time. 1854, 2:37A, 2:34i. A race
between the horse Black Bart and .
man named Harry Smith the conditions
of which were that the horse was to run
ten miles while the man ran i've. was
won by the horse.
AT CHICAGO.
At Washington Park the weather was
delightful, the track fast and the at
tendance very large.
Three. quarters Of mile Mountain
Range won, Sister Monica second, Pro.
bus tbird; tins lsl74, Mutaels paid
81. 30.
oae and ons-guartsr mils BOB
Swinm won, Surprise second, Gov.
Bates third; time 2:l0. Mutuels paid
s35.
Fremont Stakes, seven -eighths of a
mile -Tervacotta won. Kinda second,
Vera third; time l:l94. Mutusls paid
500
Ose and one-half nilss-Topsy won,
Taxeathersr second, vioIstor third;
tine 2;383. Mutuels paid el2.60.
Steeplechsse, full oourss-Tennessee
won, Rurhbrook second, Hop Sing third; |
time 4:40A. Mutuels paid %. 30.
Hurdle Race, one and oDe-half miles |
--Bassanio won, 0lendin sssond. Barr
Oak third; time 2:49. Mutuels paid
e32 40.
AT MONMOUTH PARK.
First race, handicap for three-year-
olds, one mile, Lancaster won, Edgefisld |
second, Calers third; time l:493.
Handicap, one and one-eighth miles, |
Maumee won, stonebuck second, Con |
Cregan third; time 2:0li.
Junior Champion stakes for two-year- |
olds, three-fourths mile, fremont won.
Remington second, Juletta tcolt) third; |
time l;l7t. There were only three
starters.
Champion stakes, one and one-half |
miles, Volante won, Ben Ali second;
time 2:45. These were the only start |
ers.
Fifth race, Seaside stakes, three
fourths mile, Mute won, Elizabeth Sec
ond, Reporter third; time ! 20.
0ae and one.eighth miles, Pegasus
won, vindex second, Peekskill third;
tlme 204.
s.eepis chase, fall course, Charley
Epps won, Rory O'Moore second, Col. |
Watson third: time 5:43.
The rAins today were great disap-
pointmeut. The day opened wet aud |
drizziing. Thsre was serious talk OF
postponing the races. but towards noon |
there was prospect Of fsirer weather,
although there was no possibility that |
the track would be in anything like q |
good condition. It was hoped that ov.
erhesd at least II would be clear, but it |
was drizzling when the first race was
called, and 1t never let up for moment
and during the third and fourth races
(the great events Of the day. il rAined /!
quite hard. People have been looking |
forward to this as q great day, and there |
was . very fair crowd present,
but nothing like what had been /
anticipated. In the race for the Junior
Championship Stakes thers were but |
three starters. fremont won with such |
ease a. to make the contest almost ride.
ufo yvxxs.l ~. Al ~E.l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

The Mexican remedy for diseases Of the
kidney aud bladder, fs Damians Bitters. N
Levy Co. Wholesale rates.
lisa well known fact that the Oldest and
most reliable painters' supply store Ia at Is
North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
8. F Moorshouss. lag s. Spring st.
Ionnlg In Carpenter Work.

step-ladders and orange ladders sspecialty.
Agent for Centennial Windmflls-
Plaster Paris ornaments for sale, put up
and guaranteed. jl31
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
CUTTINGS CASE.
Bayard Proclaims the Gov
ernment's Attitude.
THE TRUE AMRIcANE IDEA
The Cholora Rampant in Europe
The Orange Traitors at
Work Again.

Especial 20 the Herald bp the Assoesated Press.
SAN FRAscIsco, August IA Wash
ingtoa special to the Eraminer state,
that Secretary Bayard, when asked II he
believed that President Diaz was likely
to pardon Cutting, said: 81 do mol
know. but should not be surprised If \
were true. That does not enter into
the question, however. II makes nc
difference whether he il pArdonsd or not.
The whole point in The affair y that th<
United Slater has courts for the trial ol
It's citizsus, and we cannot tolerate such
things a. trial on foreign soi BY for
eiQn courts Of American eitisons fos
offences or alleged offences com
mittcd in the United States.
" might - we'll not have any govern
msnt 4 ~ ars TO su6sr anything Of the
Hind. Il dos mod snssr into the case 81
ne pressnt stage 70 fpquire whether
Cuttinr ves . t1rbalen& citizen or mot.
a. vhsthsr he has ccnmitted crime
The whole point u that this country Il
entirely able ID doal with its own citi'
zsns.
PAx1s, August 7. = The Msxi.
can Minister here has sent Q
communication to the papers in which
be says that conflict will not arise be.
tween Mexico and the United States
connsctius with the Cutting afAir. He
concludes with the statement that Mex-
leo IL perfectly tranquil.
CUTTING SENTENCED.
Cuttings sentence was pronounced
this evening. It is one years imprison-
ment ~ hard labor and fine OF six
hundred dellsrs. II he cannot pay the
fine he has TO serve one hundred days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
NOTICE.
The Los Angeles Oil Company.

Pursuant to a resolution OF the Board of
Directors OF this corporation entered OF
record on the I1th day of Tune, 1886, notice
holders Of this Corporation will be held on
the 31st day OF August. 1886, at 2 O'Clock r. n.
Of that day, In tho office of the President, @.
e. Thom, rooms on second floor In the new
Law Building on Temple street. city Of Los
rata distribution OF the stock belonging TO
the company for which no certificates are
issued, and 20 transact such other business
as may legally come before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board oil Directors.
W J. NEELY, Secretary.
Los Angeles. August 7th. 1856. aus-td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

WILL you SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint shiloh's vitsliner ID g1ar
Anteed to cure you. Sold BY o. y. Heinse
man. ia North Main treet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

There will be a meeting OF this Club at
5almon's Southern Hotel, topposite she De-
Democrats residing in this ward are re-
quested to attend, as the meeting will be
acid for the purpose of taking action con-
cerniug the Nomination of delegates to the
pursuance of the call OF the Democratic
Central Committee of Los Angeles county.
Los Angeles, August 7th, 1886.
GE0. BUTLER GRIFFIN, President.
b. COHEN, Secretary. au8-4t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
THE GRAND ARMY.
1000 People Make an Ex-
cursion on the Bay.
EIGHT STEAMERS IN LINE.
The woman's relief Corps-Pre
pairing to Return-The
Camp Fire.

u-...
speo'd' % s"e ne'"'' w N'e A''''1 : 's'''
SAN FRAscIsco, August THE Ma
t;oual Convention of the Woman's Re
~ -, ~, =, rrv;,a u.u ri. morn
l'ei oo'ps "'e. "'''e ' ''''' ''o' :"
ing. 1t was decided 10 meet next yeal
in st. Louis. in accordance with the
a.c;.;on of the Grand Armv of the Re.
ns.s ....- A.. .....,,..;s g .m
pubic aiser 'h' inssa''A''oh Vi oin'
GERS the Convention adjourned.
The Atchison and Topeka railroad
Comp.nv ara making up = spsc;al train
,,.r =
70 lssvo osn rrsno'soo On .ne ii'h VI
August booking parties thrVpsh 70
Kansas City and proposing to give them
a aida trim "a ssn Diego and return
49,. -. .h..;. !.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
Basebali.

Nsw YoRK, August Rain pre-
vented the New York-Detroit baseball
game to-day.
WAsnrsoroS, August 7.--St. Louis, 8;
Washington, o.
PmLxpELrnIA, August 7.--No game
ON account Of rain.
BosroS. August 7.-ksnsas City, l;
Boston, 4.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
CONSULTATION FREE.

to their cases or to location as to eli
mate. had better call at the Office for
consultation and examination, but II impos-
sible to do so can write for q copy of my
Medical Treatise, contain. ag list OF cues
tions, Address
m. HILTON WILLIAMS N. D.,
275 North Main Street. Los Angeles. Cal
| Office hours from 9 80 A. 4. 70 $50 z. M.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
Sailing Oh the Sea Of SlCCGssl

Want lots dress Lawns White Goods
and Gnghams We making big hole ladies mu
and underwear No exaggeaon values superb Ladies'
will not make muslin they consult
the work. We unloading ladies' chldns
goods Hats that formerly sold being sold
In mems underwear have fine white Mepo suits
and drawers for 81 usummer weights especially cheap To
them buy them We devotng
attention wholesale Department We ystematzng
that it will be the best conducted and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
ADAMS BROS,
DENTISTS,

No. 23 South Spring Street.
The next term will open next Monday
August md,
Between First and Second. Rooms4 and
5, over Mosgroves Cloak House.
Gold illiugs. ....s..s..4 "a o.
Amalgam and plating d linss 81 90
Painless Extraction of teeth by
vitalixed air ov ni rous oxide gas
Teeth extracted for so cents.
Best sets of teeth from Is to sS.
We guarantee perfect ht
Once h0urs-From q. m. to 5 D. m; Sun
days, 10 a. m TO II m.
Intricate work a specially. iyie II
A positive cure for dyspepsia -Damiana
uox dsAiefa. agents. ~ s-s..--.a.ssyAss q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

BEr.rAsr. August 7.-Tc-night con-
aicts were resumed. the lighting was
the most desperate that has taken place
during the recent troubles. The mob
was infuristed and fought with savage
energy. Fifty persons were injured,
some Of them. it is thought, fatally. A
terrible straggls occurred On shank
Hill road. The police quartered in Nc
Kenna's tavern at the old Lodge were
attacked by mob with stones and re-
volvers, and were compelled to fire from
tho windows OF the beleagured house,
During this attack eighteen person.
were injured and were subsequently
taken to the hospitals A youth named
jackson is said to be dying from his in.
juries. Two policemen were badly
wounded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

The Grand Camp Fire Of the @. A. R.
was held this evening at Meodsnics' Pa
vilion. Long before the doom were
opened the street in front Of the entrance
was thronQed with people. and at an
early bour the hall uas 6lled 70 il ut
most capacity, and il ws found nssea-
sary to deny admission to . Large num-
ber. Six tables were set on the staGs for
the press and iuvitsd gussts and twenty
four tables on the main floor, aocommo
dating in all about five thoussnd people.
in addition to these 1t was estimated tnnt
about five thousand more were viewing
tho spectacle from the galleries. Az
excs1lsnt programme was rendered.
Among the speakers were Lucins Fair
child. Comr,ander-in.C Chief Of the G. A
e., Past Commandsr-in-C Chief Burdette,
Senior Vice Commander in-Chief 8. w.
Backus, Gen. John A. Logan and Gov.
Alger of Michigan.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08

samuel PrAger--Final ditcharse In insolv-
VI B heFadden o. al vs. Supervisors OF Los
Angeles Co--Costs, t23.l0
Ellen O'Donneil vs. Patrick N O'Donnell
Decree quieting title TO corner Of Aliso
and Garcia strsetz.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
r..vy sAan.-nors wa.hsas..

ALBuouERouE, N. NJ. August IL
Last night the whole Of the Rio Grande
valley was visited with the heaviest rain
known for several years In this neigh.
borhood. North Of Albuquerque heavy
rains have washed out the railroads,
drowned stock and. by undermining
adobe houses, caused them to fall, hjur-
ine the inmates and doing grta damage
TO furniture. the copious rains have
done great service in causing grass to
grow, more especially SIS stock was suf.
fsring from the long esnti.asd dry
email
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
why We're the Texas and Pas
cific bends Bought

New YORK. August Calvin s.
Brace, speaking of Wall street report
that the purchase of the Texas and Pa
cidc consolidated bonds by parties iden.
titled with the East Tennessee Railroad
Company in the interest Of new trans
continental line to be composed Of the
East Tennessee, st. Louis. Arkansas and
Texan and Texas and Pacific to Ell Paso,
where connection can be made with the
Atchison road, giving through line
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific, saws
I'VE do not contemplate another trans
continental line. We are Directly inter
ested in our western connections which
we are willing to aid with our money.
What our pre- ,ise intentions are do not
care to disclose at this time"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
~roOn
BTidQe Builders & Contractors.

A Civil aud Bridge Engineer wants a po-
sition In any part OF Southern California.
For further particulars address O. ", care
OF L. p. Fisher, In Merchants Exchange.
San Francisco. auSlw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-08
Lowest Priced House OlthG Coast.

We afford to wholesale
and profit than house the There
this the principal that do strictly cash business and the
cash discounts and the difference that could buy the bulk
Of goods for retail would profit
Our Wholesale department accessible all goods
Dozen bolt piece bale and cash for them.
During the week shall
boom August We
to be idle There be dull the Peoples Store We
can't afford it. We do business 1dness all Of
vices which do Rely will
be active week For tho this activity
the local columns of this paper