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Por PIIILApEIrMfA and ThkSToS. "Ro@ad III Book
sS fa sGS 80 S SS9 % &c. IL no. 40 go
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DKAwISGko N CARS all Day Trains and SLEEP.
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For T&aa9GA At zoo 7. 81 go a. g. NJ, 100 s.s 400
For T. fpRSsi' lIpS and M.ucu CHUNK
a, t'm ZOO $50 m loo l3o, 3;i5. 5+5 M Sundays
For EAsToN st.4oo TOO $50 m. Loo 1880 s4,. 100.
For mon sRDaT BRANCH at 200 80 A. s &c. 80
For FLE%i SGT2x 100 $50 H.. LOO, 49, 400, 400.
an 100 10 40 81 400 40 800 ' $50 'S 80 800
$50 l3tp. I:3O S:l5 1880 y. sundays 400, a
100, 90, go, $50 1890 p. '
For PLAISFi u 81. 400 AZ $50 go 1911.
dsc 5l5 900 $50 100 100 siS oo 1880 Zoo Pm n.
sundays 400 $40 .. M. 1900 M. l30 800 5:3O $50,
$40. 1890. 1900 p.
For PERTH ANNOY at 40 5:45. s.l5 100 a. NJ 100
800. 400. 30 300. O - ~. Sundays 800 9Ooa
For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c lAli rail- at
4:30. s:l5 ll0O a. m. $780, 400 50. jl5 D. M. Sundays
Except ocean Groye) AT 200. 900 A.
For FREEHOLD y H. 100 300, 400 800 G:l5 D. m.
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr at 400.
S:l5 a. M. 13O 80 t. m.
For ATLANTIC CITY vINELAND and BRIDGEToN a.
4;3O a. m. 80 p.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No 2, North River via Sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDS, SEABRIGHT. LONG BRANCH, 431,
10 - a. M, 4 40 pm sundays $50 a. IN.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 4:30. lOl5 M. 345 44j
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT 40
A. p. m.
For OCEAN GROVE, OCEAN BEACH and POINT
PLEASANT 1918 a. M 3s5 D. m. Sundays texsept Ocean
For ATLANTIC CITY, vINELAND and BRIDGEroN
4:3O m.
Tickets be procured Liberty ST. Pier No.
way G5. 1877 and 74y 6thave RvingOn ST. 10 r. and
143 reenwichst l46 l76 Fast 2jth 1881 B0wery llS
Canast. and principal hotels in NevYork Brook.
lyn at No Courts l01 Broadway sS $50 Fulton 2l0
$40 Manhattanave In Hoboken 2ji Washingto New.
York Transfer Company will call baggage
hotels resi- ience TO destination.
J. f. WOOTT IN, C. q. HANCOCK,
General Manager. Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt,
II. r. BALDWIN, q. F. p. Agt. lI9 Libertyst. N. Y.
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Gorses ano Carriages.

OWN. III. GRAY, Established 1859.
WAREROOMS NOS 20 and o. WOOSTERST
VIctorias Nis.a.vs Cabriolets Landauets. Iandaus,
Rroughams Berlin Coaches Twowheeers. Dog Carts Pony
Carts Depot Wagons Rumble and Canopytop Phaeons,
Carts Surrey Wagons. Rockaways Phaeton Sukies Road
Carts Gigs Wagonettes. Top Phaetons. Beach Wagons,
stanhope Pnaeons Top Wagons COupes SIX scat
and curtain Rockaways Duquessa Vicorias Ladies Phae-
tons
800 NEW CARRIAGES. VARIETY HARNESS
$50 Second hand Carriages at reasonable prices.
WILL ALSO RENT FOR THE SEASON.
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Iospoy Nav 2o-l2:5O p -Consols. lO2 for money and
103 IL Tor the Atlantic relI Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates. iO Canadian Paciic.
6j Ere % do. second COnsos 2's; Illinois Central
IloL, ST Pau Common g3'.' New ork Central lOi y;
Pennsylvana 53is READING IL . 49, -,
pa p. m.-taDadan racine 10 Eilo
26s. do econd Consols 92as. ST. Pau Common "a
New. York Central. lO4a PENNSYLVANIA. 5"I2 ~, &c.,,
pars adyces Three Per Cent Rente at 81 francs
IN centimes Tor the account
u. amount o. bullion gone INTO inc BAuh ol
Eng and balance to-day Is s5I,UOO
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Dipioen0 Notices.

Dipioeno Notices.
rT'HE INTEREST on the following bonds is
payable tie banking house Of Mess rs,, WiNeLow
iT III t1'y SS g "a am fS5 5fai 1856
Benton Ssat cot nS'f G' INDIANA.
c1Sc., ITCH Hncha aSSS "a FORT WAYNE r. CO..
s94sS Hi5 M %Y'sSkE,yEAl1ry TOLEDO RY co.,
uowA 1aIS' c SS5iSnf :. C INDIANA.
mAnIS SSaG GSt rSaf q INDIANA.
G Hmn"sl IS IS.
rlars fSqR'y irt5ihr WAYNE & CHICAGO R'y Co.
First H %ds;s.se - y, 'e ssSs. IN
RUSH seems cSGS TS.l fNBIA 4 ss'''' !"
ST. cH Efadl Ts T. Fl ny CO.. OF NEwoRLEANs.
Fist Mortgage IS
wAnA a9.t s2 Essa &, iSDI1sA'
BLACKBOARD coy sHSh INDIANA,
wAnA S1sy 60 H sssdy &.
FULTON COUNTY, iNbIANA.
GREENE COUNTY. INDIANA.
RANp 6hn%d' cSSuNrY. INDIANA
WHITE ECU couH S;g'S INDIANA.
49, Gravel Road IS
vERM1L1ox COUNTY. ffSGbIASA.
County IS. -
RANDOLPH COUNTY 1Ss ihNlppiANA.
Gravel Road is.
Upton COUNTY INDIANA
wARR sT" K COUNTY. INDIANA.
Funding Gs
TIPPEt'ANOE COUNTY, INDIANA,
Court House IS
COLUMBIA CITY. INDIANA
JUNE %.
WABASH COUNTY, INDIANA.
Gravel Road Us.
MIAMI COUNTY. INDIANA
Gravel Road 6s.
JULY l. 1885,
COLUMBUS INDIANA, -
Municipal 80 Ronds. series " A." Nos 10 20 In
elusive called and interest will cease on that date.
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srERN 4 MEYERs. Attorneys for As.irnes.

IHHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, 10 all persons rested In the
Ian H. BAkMOkf assigned Tor the benefit OF creditors
creditors Oh otherwise
You aud each ht r,bv cited required
In the ouft OF Omnon Peas for tic CITY and Of
Newl YORK NJ SPECIAL Term Of sa0 he
mbcrs OF said Court al the County House
tits OF New tlc first o June Is IT, IL ococ
the CrenOon 10 show cause Why settlement Of
count OF proceedings o; lillian Reynolds 2rOSn suDsi-
ute Trustee assignee OF the said ri med estate should not
be had and II cause be siOwL TO attend settlement
such account
Hon. Henry W Rock YER Judge OF the Court
Of Common Pleas the seal Of day Of
April In the thousand eight hundred eiglty
(c~( NATHANIEL JARVIS, Jr.
iscaL Clerk.
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NOTICE

NEw- YORK. MAY 81, 1886
vT'HE undersigned have this day formed a CO.
partnership and aud after June carry on gen.
era banking brokerage business under the h ZANE Oh
FRANK G.. HULLINS & o., at IL Wallst New'fO rA'
anu N w. FRANK c. HOLL1NS
J.. H. EMERSON.
IRVING ii. WAGGONER.
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~ AND "a BROADWAY.
NEw-YoRK, May 81, 1896.
We beg to acquaint You that have this day formed
c @ nershp under the firm name OF II. H. HOLLlNS
co, continuing tie business as heretofore.
III. II. HOLLINS.
A NINAGA.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, D
(IILR FOOT OF IANAl~ST.. y. r.. }
NEw-YoRK. NAV ~ 1885. '
AT A MEETING OF The STOCkHOLD-
~ Frs offhe PACIFIC MAIL STEAM> hip COMPANY.
office Of the company. in the CITY OF New ork
WEDN tsDAY. May rs. 1856. the following named gen
elected Directors OF the Company for the ensu
JAY GOULD
SIDNEY DILLON,
RUSSELL SAGE,
c. +. HUNTINGTON,
HENRY HART.
WILLIAM RkMSEN.
EDWARD LAUTERBACH.
J. w. SHAW.
j. H. HOUSTON.
And AZ meeting te Board OF held Jhursdav
MAY ~ 1886 Tor purpose OF organzaton, Mr. j. b.
unanimously elected President OK me Com
pany. W. Ii. L1n-,ir
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nlusical Justrnmenis.


A NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
and rQuare PIANOS o. our make which were especially
selected only use0 by the ARTISTS OF the MEIkOfOL
TITAN OPERA ROUSE 60 during the past opera Season
viii he sold Al liberal reduction from regular prices
yIANOs FOR kENI-speciaily ADAPT TOR Country and
WM KSADE & CO.
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Ceaal Notiee.
IN PURSUANCE of an order made nv the Hon.


HE TEUTLE OF TIE y Al r OF NEW :
l. YORK, 10 all persons Interested IN the Estate u
ABRAHAM =. HERMAN send greeting You AID each OF
hereby cited personally DC and
In the Court Of Common Pleas for the City Count, Of
.,eHlorg at the Chambers thereof the County
House IN the city of York The l4th June
1856 a. or o'clock there ana then 70 show why
final settlement OF The accounts of JOS EPH f. ULMAE
as assignee OF above named ABRAHAM \ HERMAN,
insovent debtor should had
theu 10 attend the settlement Of the
In testimony whereof have hereunto caused OF
the sad court 10 De Tet0 Ali Witness RY
w BOOksTAVEK. Judge OF the sad this 18th
April, 1856 NATHANIEL JAIiVI Is JK CLERK
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REOPENING.
REopENING.
MONDAY, MAY 81.
PROVIDENCE LINE

For PROVIDENCE. WORCESTER and NORTHERN
NEW ENGLAND POINTS
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS will
leave Pier 30 ~ r., daily except Sunday pm.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AMI ROYAL MAIL STEAM
FRS FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
PRIrA SNIC Capt Perry Tfrrsdav June =. D. IN.
ADRIATIC Can't Parseli Thursday June 10.
GkRMANIC. Capt Kennedy. Thurssv June "a. IN
CELTIC cant Geadell. Thursday June - ii D. IN
Prom the White tar Dock. foot OF " est lOth.st
RATES-saloon. $50 so and $780, Return tickets on fa
voabe from the Old Country $50 n
termedae (Adriatic and Celtic ONLY $50 EXCURSION 500
~ plans other information apply at the
companys offices, No. 81 broadway. Now York
gents or Philadelphia STUART SrOBEY. 4o6 Wsinutst
T'nE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.
BETWEEN NETWORK. GLASGOW AND BELFAST.
(LARNE)
with through tickets at reduced rses to Liverpool London
Dublin. &c
STATE OF ALABAMA ........ THURSDAY June 3. 7 O. m.
STATE OF INDIANA......... hursday. June 10. noon
Cabin passage S35 and $40 according location OF state
room tickets reduced tickets
from Of Pier Al. foot
Leroy. FOR freight and passage apply TO
AUb1IN BALDWIN " ca, General Agents,
Ma. % Rro-h~aV ke~.Sort-
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Copartnsrship Notices.

OFFICE II. b. HOLIISs & Co,
& BROKERS 7
NEw-Y DIRK AND CHICAGO. May 81, 1856.
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
ing IN York and Chicago under our firm name il
dissolved by mutual consent Mr. f. G. Hoins OF
Newlork and Mr. l. II: WaCgoner. OF Chicago retiring m
MI H. b Hohns and Mr.. +. a. lZnaga, or either VIII
II. b. HOLLINS & co.
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I,HEMANHATTAN ELECTRIC COMPANY.
PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD COMPANY. }
OFfiCE OF THR SECRETARY.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, May II, lsSG.)
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIE ST

OFfiCE OF IIlK SEER IARf.
ST PAUL. Mimi, May II, 1886
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ST.
i PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD COMPANY.
GENTLEMEN: The following resolution adopted by the
BO of OF the II Paul and Duluth Railroad Com
pany meeting duly called held this day and at which
quorum present. will be presented 10 the stock oders
the annual meeting TO be held in this city the 2ls day
of June next for their approval or rejection:
Whereas In order 10 enable this efficiently
and the steadily increasing demands OF
the judgment tins Board desirable that
temporary change should be made in the application OF the
the Plan Of SALE Purchase and Reorganization" hnS
effected June ~ 1871 and that The change should be such
not be detrimental 10 either class OF the stock company
and
Whereas appears that less half million dollars
will needed 10 make the Improvements suggested III the
report OF the Board for tho 1883 ana which
in the Boards opinion highly important for the interests OF
The company therefore,
company be held the 2s Of the ensuing month of june
the stockholders he requested TO vote the adopt Of the
following changes said Plan of Sale Purchase and ReOT-
ganzaOn, OF which notice shall be gwen IN newspapers i'll
~. Paul, NewYork and Philadelphia. to-wit
Frs-The Board Of Directors shall have authority 10
the net proceeds from sunpage and the sale OF lands
0uired paying dividends preferred stock such i'm
additions aud betiecns OF and to the road and
lite equipment as ev shall deem necessary for The full and
efficient operation of the road.
hecondThe Board shall also have to increase the
dividends upon The stock - per when
the net earnings OF the railroad shall be found 10
rantit.
after paying dividend a. per upon
the preferred stock and like dividend upon the common
stock shall be divided equally upon the two classes OF stock
Fonrthsuch suspension OF the Application OF the net in
Come shall continue only long be needed 10
complsh the necessary improvements additions and better
mon
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Gteumboats dno RAILROADS.

'T'ROY BOAIS-CI ITEMS LINE.
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pie:
a. North River foot OF Chrisopherst daily
day at +. M SUNDAY steamer touches at Albany
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=. r. W. POPPLE. Gen. Pas. A gent

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from Chambersst. Depot Fnglewood,
Tensny Coster spsrkill and Nysck $50 1870 $50 $50 aud
II 30 10, 80 Z, 30. 500 $40. go 1890 H.,
~ midnight. sundays 1870. $3.50 a M. and p IN.
For Nanuet. Spnng Valley. M0nseY and Tll mans. $780,
1880. $3.50 a. IN. 90 $50 .. N, Sundays goa
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A LBANY BOATS. "People's Line.n
"A DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier Al n. r. Cannlt daily Sundays excepted
Connecting at Albany for all points North and West
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NORWICH LINE.
49, deduction OF fares 20 all points Boston s.; worce,
Wattst next above Desbroseas street Farv o' ~
p. m. daily, except Sunday. ''A'' ~ WV
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financial.
RICHMOND & ALLEGHAEY RAiLROAUCU.
Stock holders hereby notified that the PRIV
ege deposit their securities will cease OIL Monday MAY 81
$50 after whch date securities viii be received Until
that time securities Will be received by the Mercantile Trust
Company upon the payment OF the following charges
On First Mortgage Bonds so per bond
On Second Mortgage Bonds, S. per bond
On STOCK So 20 per share
ERWIN DAVIS,
SMITH Cliff.
CHAS NJ. FRY,
GEO. f. BAKER,
JOHN j. McCOOK,
j. KENNEDY TOD,
JAS. T. CLOSSON,
FRANCIS d. FRENCH,
REORGANIZATION Committee.
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DAY LINE
~ TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk Va, and South
Leave via Pom r. R. 4:So p Parlor Balttnore
thence Palace Steamers arriving at ola Point a a.
Norfolk q M Il. " rOAPKfNS Genl Pass Agent
Sl3 Broadway ny
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ID FAKES KEVUCEU VIA
~ sTOEINGT0N LINE INSIDE ROUTE
leave om ms osr ~ o RIVER ons ne,s sboSs
a.. At 100 p. daily except sunday, 4 train Win
Pnror recnng Chairs between steamers landing
Boston without charge
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Cfean Steamers.

MAPS AND GUIDES
" To country in the world and a principal cfes
paedskers aurrays. sck'sand other European guides
RAND. M'NALLY o.. y2y Broadway.
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Ter Poth Sexes-Citv.
A -C1RCULARS OF SCHOOLS. with re-
"A. liable In formation free. mailed for postage
X T. AVERY. ANN school bureau. Vest l4tb ST., N y
rINlIE BERLIIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
% 23d-st Brooklyn Recognized ever where
rs The learning 10 modern tongues
q lee SONS SIS. Term begD open all summer
TX EAST 65TH-ST. r,o
lO MISS CHIsH )LM'S SCHOOL FOR GleLS
Harvard Preparatory Glass So Boys CasseA
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Musical Instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

For Young La iies -Co11try.
BRADFORD ACADEMY For the higher
education young women Full competent teach
era ear coumenc sept 1856 For circulars and adj
mission apply 10 Mss ANNIE t.. JOHNSON. rlncipdl Tor
expenses d. kINGSBUkY. Treasurer. Brad ORD MASS
s"VHE ELMS." Springfield Mass.-Famiy,
l pay and Music School for frlA Pr nary. Academia
ana Post-C radr ate Courses ,..-...,.
AlSstS lOk1L K & CHAMPNEl, frluclpAA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-02
pm.mdena Items.

Contracts are in architects hands in
Pasadena for houses and churches of the
value of s2O0,OO0. In the list oi
churches to be erected is one for the M.
Il. Church, to cost s27 1000. The Con-
gregationalists and Baptists will also
build.
Mr.. s. Washburn, Treasurer of the L.
A. & s. G. v. r. R., contemplates re-
moval from Pasadena to Lamanda Park,
where he will erect fine residence.
Mr.. s. P. Jewett, Engineer and Cen
eral Manager Of the l.. A. & S. G. V. r.
r., has sold his fine homestead on
Orange Grove avenue, in Pasadena, to
G.sF. Kernighan an others. 1t is sup.
posed that he will build residence in
Lamanda Park. The purchasers of the
Jewett tract will make many valuable
improvements. The grounds will be
laid out with Plaza surrounded by
cottages with flower and fruit gardens
with place for social resort in the GEN.
ter of the Plaza, including a pavilion for
music and refreshments.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-02
Lsea, news notes.

Mr.. s. =. Hildreth of the Wheeling,
w. Va, InteHigeneer, who recently Wis
tied this city, has concluded TO settle at
Ontario. He will be an important addi.
tion to the model colony.
The Spirit Of The Times has entered
upon the thirty y-second year Of its career
with the same editor, Marcus ID. Boruok.
at the helm. Marcus Domitius BOruek
is the Oldest picket on the newspaper
front.
Mr.. v. Pish, an Austrian, died Of
consumption in Soledad Canon on March
3lst, about four miles from Langs Sta
tion. He leaves a wife and child in
Austria. His remains will be buried at
Newhall to-day.
The Southern Pacific sent out train
OF fifteen cars Of oranges Wednesday.
Another follows tomorrow. The Cali
fornia Southern sent six cars from here
Wednesday and made up big train at
San Bernardino. They will repeat the
dose tomorrow.
The station called Pinacate. on the
California Southern Railroad, passed out
of recognition yesterday on the list OF
railway stations. The station to take
the place of Pnacate is Perris, named
after Fred Perris, the constructing engi-
neer OF the railroad.
Great preparations are making for ex'
cursions next year. Col. Violet has
planned car for the Union Pacific, of
which twenty five will be built. They
have fourteen sections, two toilets in
each car and other features which will
make them equal in comfort to Pullman
car.
The horses attached to the wagon OF
the French Bakery broke their strap
where hitched at the French Hospital
yesterday morning and ran away until
they reached the Baker Block, on Main
street. In front Of the Gray House the
wagon collided with buggy in which
Mrs. Gray was. The vehicle was over
turned and wrecked but the lady escaped
unhurt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-02
pslu.,en. Abeu, ollye..

A popular delusion prevails in thii
city by a class of men who nevel
learned anything and never forgot any
thing, that the olive tree will not beal
till after long number of years. many
thinking that an olive tree must b.
twenty years old before il amounts t.
anything. Such delusions are vicious
and discouraging. On the warm uplandi
near the mountains the olive bears a
from three to five years of age.
At the gardens of Louis Stengel, OIL
Los Angeles street, budded olive treei
may be seen only two years old and
full OF blossoms. AT Pomona, at Pasa
dena and San Fernando the olive 10 bear
ing handsomely at four years Of age. L
the people who hang around the city
where the olive is not in its proper loca
tion, and peddle their ignorance about
olive culture, would go out into the high
mesas and see the budded olive bearing
at two years old, and the native at foul
years old. they might learn what they
never knew before. The fruit grower
OF our mesas are the best in the State
and will pay no attention to these curb
stone oraeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-02
April |, 1856.
Orange Wine.

1t is well known that there are thou
sands of bushels of oranges called
"windfalls" in Southern California
which are not utilized but go back into
the soil where they are not valuable as
a fertilizer. If thesa could be manu-.
factured into wine, which commands q
large price, handsome sum of money
would be saved to the country. Many
trees break down under the weight of
fruit before it is quite marketable and
the fruit is lost. Many are blown off by
the wind and lost while moths cause q
large amount TO drop. All this fallen
fruit should be turned into wine and in
that way enrich the country.
A step has been taken in the right
direction as will be seen by notice in
the advertising columns of the HERALD
by an offer of S25 reward by Mr.. ii. j.
Woollacott for the best sample of orange
wine. This sum will certainly cover the
expense of experimenting and will prob
ably result in securing the manufacture
OF orange wine in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-02
A Correctio,,.

EDITOR HERALD:-lu your issue oi
Wednesday, the 3lst ult., thera appears
an article headed, "More X. X. Ru'
mors," wherein it says "that as the old
project of purchasing Rattle Snake
Island failed in consequence of the high
price demanded for the property, :
which we pronounce erroneous. The
newspapers nave had various false
rumors in regard to the sale and price
of the island. The owners have never
put any price on the island, nor have
they said a word that would justify the
various rumors. But we must say that
San Pedro bay, of which Rattle Snake
Island composes the southeast side, is
the only safe harbor on this
coast, destined by Nature to be a good
port and terminus for railroad. The
Government is about to make an appro-
priation to complete the harbor improve
ments of the inner bay. 1t has been
pronounced by competent engineers as
being susceptible of making one of the
best aud safest harbors on the coast.
If any railroad company thinks OF max
ing San Pedro its terminus, they need
not fear to approach the owners OF the
island. as they are ready to advance the
interests of San Pedro bay.
Yours respectfully,
The OWNERS.
Anril I 1885
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-02
FOUND.

gNOUND-A white spotted COW; came to my
II place on Monday, and owner can have
her by paying charges, at the corner OF
Rowland and Figueroa streets.
mch5 II j. COLldNs'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-02


Sig. Wolf. of San Francisco, is at thu
Grand Central.
w. Jenkinson, wife and family are
stopping at the st. Elmo.
Richard Gird, proprietor OF the Chino
rancho, is at the st. Elmo.
w. X. Monroe, of Atlanta, Georgia,
is registered at tho st. Elmo.
Ben K. Ward, Esq, is on the south
bound train due at l 80 P. M. to-day.
Mr.. Porter, of San Fernando, reports
crop prospects in that valley as better
than ever in his memory.
James r. Garfield, of Cleveland. Ohio,
son of the late President Garfield, is
stopping at the st. Elmo.
Prof. Ira More, Principal OF the
Branch State Normal School, is due on
the 80 train this afternoon.
Justice Il. M. Ross, of the Supreme
Court, and his family, are on the south
bound train, due at 80 P. NJ.
Judge Nj. d. Crawford, of Downey
City, is in the city in attendance on the
citrus fair and the flower festival.
The reception of the Los Angeles
Athletic Club will take place tonight at
the rooms Of the Club in Downey Block.
Mr.. J. T. Bearden, of Tennessee, but
latterly from Arkansas, has arrived in
Los Angeles, and has probably come to
sray.
DR.. X. II. Mcdonald, Prohibition
candidate for Governor. will arrive this
afternoon at l:30 o'clock, if the train
should be on time.
Mr.. II. A. Towne, brother of Mr.. A.
N. Towne of the Southern Pacific, and
also railroad man, left for his home in
Minneapolis yesterday.
Charlie Miles has gone back to his
old, first love, the profession of civil en-
gineer. He needs NO recommendation
to Los Angeles people. He planned the
original water works at Oakland. H'
did the same for Los Angeles. He hai
few peers and no superiors in this linz
in any branch.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-02
The Citrus Fair.

The Citrus Fair of the Los Angeles
County Pathological Society will open al
New Armory Hall this morning. 1t will
be a fine display OF fruits, that will sur
prise and delight the visitors. The ex'
hibits were nearly all in position last
night, and looked most charming. The
Downey exhibit was very rich and fiat
tering to that part of the country. A
full list of the exhibits and exhibitors
will appear in the HERALD tomorrow.
There should be large turnout to this
excellent display.