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New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

Il YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangements o. IatH1 hom % ,namIeisst Depot From
am.-Day except sundays. Day Express Buffet Drawing
flo Niagara Falls and Suspension Bridge. Sleeping
Coaches HorneLsy lie to Cincinnati . ,.,o, ,,...,
solid Pullman train Of Day aud Hotel Sleeping caches
a. m; Cleveland 10 so M Cincinnati Gl2 p m. Chicago
900 p m, and 81 LOUIS, 730 the second morning
@ uaU 10 i ,2 a. t & bf @ soN Yt M 8t Yyt nt Rfo M " o
OF Pullman Day and slseying Coaches to B,nShsmon FL
am, i noon a. 800 $50, $40, 5:iO $50 $50, e:l0
$S 1928 s$2 G5o y mS9S9' % s"2daIi p Si
r9s5s24 5 300 o 10 @ @5o 5 $50 $50 tSS o. & 5 S9
$3.50, 1890 p m! - midnight sundays, 545 $50, 1920
N6%sr % kan and SS ts & 800 %ns $50
1880 M, 200. 800 40 S20. 800 $40, 1880, 500 1000
'S sacn e M IS S Sis 81 $50 OS go o2o lao 800 $50
64h. $50 1920 m lt5 $50, ;. 1880 pm and ~ mdnplE
Warwick 40 100 1920 M, $50 p IN. sundays $40
Scyburg and Cornwall 75O M, $3.50, 80 8 p IN. sun
RondOut and Kingston and Montgomery a M, $50 p m
S9Rs Goshen g. i4 & u s 75c B. ioa0a % S $50 io
ssOp NJ. Sunday 5l5. $50 1920 a u. $50 7sp,m
so n. Sunday SO so ioo % $50 p ~ T
aGd 80 M 1ins connect % Si SSwYoIS S 06sr2
Port Jeryis 40. 7Jo o. 10 90 $50 ZOO. 500. $50
Boats leave 2sds 81, n Y 6i6 8io h. IS a. M to SO
thirty minutes, and ll45 p M Sundays ovoy thirty
Tickoa passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches can be obtained and orders or the checking
snS No.. 's' 1S Cf SS7 7SsSfS Ssf5Saf % 'TpN
TSCayP R.. or az TSS SS SSy . 1. sr RfRS n at
''O JOAN 81 T. All AbBoTr Gsnr Passr Agent. New York
GREAT REDUCTION in Railway Tickets tC
IN all points Mest and south at " EBBs Great CutHa"
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Good Orlinarv ..-...'
Stl,ctG Good or linlrY.

Futures were at time 10 II points lower closing at
recovciy inc final figure being 10 POM lowf than
GSns of last evening Liverpool disappointed the bu' be
inG ony point higher II the opening and then coming
"e,L thnus tne close there firm at recovery Man
cbctct was dul yarns pr ssed for sale " a.
Never sold April and June SOninein sofa August Len
mn honght extent but also sold SicdenDurg was
PROMINENT buver. lie bought April May July ana August
GaIo
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
3nstrnciion.
Miscellaneous.

An American lady residing at Frankfort on On.
~ Non Germany would receive her family lew
on iadies desiring Of the acltles ior
mnseal and other which that city an9rds
mani can he mace them occasional rpS huGh
Ensand and the Continent For further particulars Apply 70
257 broadway. New ok CITY.
CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS. with reliable III
" formation free 10 parents mailed for postage
r. r. AVERY,
American school Bureau West l4th-st.. NJ
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SPIRITS OF ruRPENrGNE.

CHABLRsTON March 10. -TurOeBtlne arm al AYE
bLyASNAH. March 10. - IurDentine nrm at ave
WILMINGTON, March lO.-rurpentne nru AZ AsG
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Auttion Sales.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-JOhn {.
" Lys Auctioneer will sell public auction on TIL RS
DAY Marchi !. 1876 at 10 ococg g. at No $50 Third
ave the and fixtures ofan and Tesu
rant AhHIBfL y. FITCH,
Attorney for MOTtgagee.
Dated March TO- 1886. 81 Nassaust New York
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Iortho ending Tuesday Msrch 9, 1856

Receipts wecL-Pcaus 3jiG bb's Peas, $500 bush
F1Iorts. Beans 1G7 pkg-. Peas. 29t!. bush continued
liberal receipts have buyers Tree ees and prices
shown iuihcI decline ali varieties. Choice
nov Offering Obbing trade ~ - D. and export lines
could bought Il %. The arrival OF several Of
Medium lave added To- the oppression; hoice Medium
freely OntICd 81 40, and less money would be
accepted for some quantity. Peas also er.
best lots begging for customers 81 40 Whte
Kidney have declined Oc and Red kidney very
dull trade Turtle soup neglected lower and weak Prime
California about steady. only cIae Obbing trade
in green peas southern Black bye steady ami quiet.
II M MAI Kuhn n
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

MTSNEAPoLIS Minn. March lO.-wheat weak No. /
Cssh. s7e.; March, s7c.i April, $780, May, VOAc'
IuuaN La
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
NEW BUTTER
D HUTTEG


Recripts for tile week G34 pkgs. Exports 1875 pigs
There IS larger general movement and the tone OF
e ma I. ~ seadlar Alter declining T. 46s the cable mas
20 e h OK 10 indicating Improvement IN tue Eng
ih auViCes 40 not speak very cn'ouaS
ng g. hand somewhat irgec ana thtTe
T. also lair Most Oite business
"A Of Sd3lic Tor iair tonne tate
factory; hear OF 700 fancy Septe1Der
h,tr at boxes o ono O the combination fic
ries colo make sold on private terms supposed
n 40 rlo 10 !IIo ohio &, remain dull ana only small lob
hin anes exceed gc More doing within day or two in Penn
syIvans SKINS prIcs without matcll change general
lfce Yc ocasoua extra good lots bridglng 2eUZ4c LY
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All, FARES RFDrCED VIA

~ STONINGrON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
Providence 81 25 Boston, 81 frstclass Steamers
leave from pier 49, North River one block aboye anal
e.. at 300 p. daily except sunday; train with
paror recnng chars between steamers landing
"-'A'D f. W PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
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Gclp Wanieo

WANTED. - BY well known city photo
w graphic artist gCntee solicitor either lady gentle
H.. Box :, Tribune Office.
NVANTED-A first -claSs practical man to
w superint endent pamphlet bindery. Address
REX, Tribune once
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Business Cbnures.

Y old established book and stationery store
~ thirty ycars having spccia trade III 'Onhcci lcut
CITY 600 inhabitants Pays about - per cent 'I
upon capital offered only because owners health
cl@ncc Of esdencc. Purchaser Will need about $1,000
Address,
/,OT7NTY AND STATE RIGHTS of the best
X selling household article in the market for sale or eX
change for property Write for ptItc1lu% l..,,,.>-,.
Lock Box l. -, Bradford Penn.
I G-ESTABLISHED steam carpet clean
4 ips business FOR sale Apply 20 .,o.o,.--
'N7 & Pii IMAM. Commission Merchant, $50 3d.ave.
rINO MANUFACTURER looking for deslr-
able location attention is invited TO the great adya.
faRcs offered at Marsellcs H. prosperous AMI growing
town the great west Splendid railroad ices schools
churches stores and many OF the nyeI ience9 Inc
Gncst Water POWER IN the Wcs For fun information ad.
dress 800 = Is; ~ n y" N
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

Refined OF was with out cDange.
BRADFORD Penn, March 10-Crude Oil-Nstional Tran
sit Certificates opened at 1873 and closed 797s
highest price, SOS; lowest price, 79l9; clearsncss
loss 900 barrels
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
sUNURIE-

NUTs-Peanuts dun but held firmly; hana p,cSci,
cleaned JdJ l4c farmers uncleauel
4dlaic re cans very plenty and dull. round lots quoted
dJc Hickory nuts 81 jOG$2 per bush, latter IOr tNncy
thin shcllcd only go.
HoSFY-Ix remely 0u at Oul2c. for white and "a lie
dark white extracted dul al o@ 'i dark eAac'e u
BLrswAx-Far supply demand better at 2iQ2Gc. for far
TO ChOcc. =,
MALE SUGAE-A few lots Of prime quality, made from Old
.yrp selling al 2c and that plite could not 10 ex
for strictly any qua ny Few lots rom inns
state apparently mixed new aud old sell slowly AT sGloc
AND SKINS.
I1ern Ia a Nemanl recelns lght ana
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

Receipts for week 6 87 pkgs Exports 27j pkgs The
recent light receipts coupled with slightly demand
have checked the downward tendency ana turned the
ket for goods little ~ sellers favor hut the strong
part OF receivers TO clear up every days re
confidence The stability of present
Prices and an easier market will be rcpOted Just as
the supply increases extent day fancy fresh
creamery and firm. few pet marks oi Elgn have
reached S4c but 33 IL the more general price Tor wholesale
far this week but little PennsylN ana has ar
rived sales quick 33c For few brands of Iowa
etc sic obtained the open market but the far Western
gOods ~ a lack nay0r shUw less new MIX
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

a GTlN a 'ui'' City testimonials free
AETNA CO.. sS 9th ave, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA CEN.
TRAIAND SOUTH AMERICA AND MESICO.
From New-York pier foot Canalst. ". r
For hs Iathuus o, Panama.
COLON ThuTsdty Marc I.
Connecting for Central anC south Ameuca and Mexico
Trom san Francisco. lat Nni Brannsnst sts,
For China and Japan.
CITY OF SYnN Y -als ~ rtp.q March "a. p. m.
For freight passage and general Information apply at Com
II. ]. BULIAY. SnDerntrn 'ent
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miscellaneous.

EOR SALE.-$lO will buy capital young
re,dv far service JOHN l.. WEINREIME
l0"'S ''' ''' KenscO. ". Y
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

Another dnil and unntcrestlng Day WIN Huelu4tVns
in price OF only cent the result OF the speculation
oil certificates yesterday The close made at the
opening figures and shows no change from Tuesday
night aud the tone unsettled and weak II the mar
ket can be credited with any significance.
The range of prices ana the total dealings at the Con-
sOidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening. ...............s OweH..........'....19i2
Highest .............s SOS F1na................s0
sales barrels $50 900
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

GREAT REDUCTION in Railway Tickets to
N all points eat and South at WEBBS Great Cuthate
Ticket Office. 3O7 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

nv n I 7 > Nh LINZ. .,-., ,,,rr ,,,,.,,
W UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAM.
ELS FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlN EhPC OL"
BRGTANNGC Capt PerIY....-,l hursday Ma ch & a m
GFRMANIC Capt Kennedy Thursday, Nc. 20 gov a. m
KEPU Lie Capt ITvn tS,laY .pIil L p Ill.,
From tho White star Dock foot OF West IOtl-sL -
RATES-Saoon. $50. $50 nj SlOo Return ucke's . I ou
favorable terms Stcerage from 10 the Od country V
intermediate Adratlc onlv So For inspection OF pans
end other Information apply at the cCmpanYs omces No
81 Broadway New-YOrk 70 copTrS Aqent
Agent. for PhilaielDhl STUART rOBEY 4OG Walnuts 81
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INICKFORD ROUTE no NEWpOR r.

w Leave Grand central Depot a. follows:
Asa. m arriving In New port at 20 y. m.
A 2p M. arriving In Newporg At 75O m
drawing room cars attached To beth trans)
THE yDORE MARRF, gnn,
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DOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH Am FAor
i EHIGn VALLEY RAILROAD-paa.ene

Trains de- o. FOOT OF Cortland anil DosbOs.es
M. ]. $40 and m. for aston, BE hehem Al en-
tOv Reading. Nauch hunk Gten summit Wikesharrs
Towhnda Wayery, Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo ani ~
West Pullman through coaches run dsy Local trains aS
q IN amt $40 D. for Eas on, Beth ehon and COpl.y "
Trans leaving at and 3io p connect Tor ain
pointsn MshonDy and szeton cOa regions sunday tai.
fayes FOR Mauch chunk and HazetOB a.
General Eastern Office, No. 235 Br3adTey
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POIATOTsAND yEGITABLEs.

Excessive arrivals OF foreign Jogtoca have caused an
as. market lew fancy scotch Maguums Az still. reaci
ing g5u - but k7has been accepted for some os ana
large quantity unsOld. nova scotia pc aOc' are
f IL auuuly air demand and firm stat stock /, out ul
1avOT holders show nue. an iciy 10 St' pCs '
wcaS aud irregular. Last arYlSo HcIuluud poa,o9s 'O
n, -: ~ = 20 per bb sweet potatoes quiet and about
Vr dix kac m fair deinad at ~ 0&l - bbl and
"to'rn Srn,rh At u i00Si onions dull ami iavOrlng
% crs tabLare4 OF cho quality rule about steady.
tntoToes = q \ : Onions. yellow , 90 as 90
Rose bDl II OOH2 - DO Kel o., m
po Hebron . a - DO Inferior .-......l 5Odz W
i1c Hurh,nk gl ~ - Cabbagc- 100. II 90 n %
M Prnlir 2Ou a. > % ruruIps per bb 5uW -
no T. n Isand Celery bunchns. IS a. -
Mercer bulk al - squash Marrow --t "a
state, i;Ose....--l 5oHl o per Oi "
Do burbank / 6!dl 70 Do Hubbard --;. o"i -
lIo pcrr.is jO0 81 Kale Norf bbl / 90 a IS
Potatoes, Dci2 - az % spinach NotI p't m M
putou. White 4 W a J w
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5tsamboate ano Railroads.

| NOhN ltIt
~ Reduction OF fares % all points; Bo,ton e. ww...
Ter 81 90 steamers rier 49, North R.yor foa, ~
wattst next pier above Dcsbro,s"5 street Forry s,3
| .. N. d'iv. except SUNDAY WV
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

Eeccips for The Zoo bales. Experts llG0 bales
Deuaui dos not i'm and the market Is Stupldy l
thou IN not materially changed in pite tO'tSh auVle's
unlayurdDe
Crop lS-j chDcc.lO al ron OF ~ $500. a ~
COpU 1888, good LAST 4oo' i,,.-. % " ~
To prime az ,idOilN NoA'N i-' ''N
Do. low To medium I
POULTRY AND GANG.
Not ,ucl i've uouiiry arrvIuF at the moment and the
tnargqt / v..y strong for prime s,oc OF al kinds Coon
fo, and hen turkeys especially wanted ana suO" most
strength. .--.,.-.,.. r,o,t,, and frcsb
Dressed poultry has been ~ moderate IecpL an itn
killed stock las rucd aily fra. hut toward the clost th
Iarket IL quircr ami shows rat less strength Nuh
urKevs are rec readily commend l. u &c but huch
can me obt lu,, only s'tc ion Mixed Wtgis are
Sc ling mainly at lUa lie aAd '''ls"t 'o'' % n'' o "
Sd1c.
Philadelphia chickens have advanced Lu clos, qiei ana
barrv stfldy. Jersey chickens iu Light supply AMI hn
PrDr STATE and c-trrn chickens ami p"I' dt selling tc
rrlIv at I.0 @C, Dut te OUTSIDE mas hecOhc HIi
IN duck geese amy ng Cdpoh' III Isht
suu,lv and firm. lj!abs .lrcc dud wanted
have h2t demand az II" I-C 10. o. l.
chickens rance l2c but must be very iany To rta'h lat
ter DUCKS amt geese hrn ,...... 1900,
Mid ducks light supply ana prime lois meet hooi
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
For Both Sexes---Country.

OOCKLAND COLLtGE-NYACK-O -ON-THE
Ia HUDSON Preparatory AMI business for gentlemen
Graduating for ladies' twelve teachers Enter al
'-' ". il. BANIsTER A. NJ, Pria
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

UNUE T.. s AND BRAZIL NAIL IS. %.
Il American passenger line for st. lhonas Barb do,
.nhan PernamhUCO Bahia. Rio dc Jant rJ, oOn
Meeting for Montevidco and intermediate ports
NDNANtE. " cd. Mar a / noon from
From Newport News. Va. th'Id day after AZ D ~
PAULF GERHARD II CO., General Agents 81 BTOad'sN
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
DOPULAR SHORE LIE for BOSTON anl

Il the EAsT-An rail from Grand Central Depot Thr.a
express trains daily (sunday oHcePteD 10 a
D. NJ (parior attached and II with seeny
ing cars Sundays at IL with palace sleeping carsL
r. W. POPPLE Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-11

SCHOOL of MINES ar HOME, for young pco
- ,ie send cents for catalogue containing descriDi
native md minerals 4. II. iAMMEN, Denver, i
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

A very loud howl has been made
about the temporary omission Of the
names Of Z. J. Baldwin, H. A. Unruh,
and one or two others from the assess
ment list The facts are that the miss
ing links were all in the district in which
Mr.. J G. Hannon noted as deputy. Mr..
Baldwin some time ago transferred a
large amount Of his real property to Mr..
Unruh, and this made corresponding
change in his assessment roll. Mr.. Han
nan made at least dozen attempts to
get these and the other omitted proper les
returned. The wners were very busy
and il was the very last day Of the al.
lotted term before Mr.. Harmon received
the returns. He then took the papers
and instead Of putting them in the
drawer in Mr.. W. j. A. Smiths
desk, where they were usually
placed, by mistake he put them In the
drawer below that. Thus these returns
were missed When Mr.. Smith read
the roll to the Supervisors he suspected
there was some error in these proper.
ties, but he could not be sure, as they
were scattered through several books.
he then went into careful canvass of
the whole matter, found the ..eut," as
the printers call II, and the next day
found the lists. He took them at on ce
to the Auditors Office and as soon Is
possible placed them on the roll and
made the matter all correct. The whole
affair. which so great AZ attempt was
made 10 convert Into q polsoat's nest for
the Assessors off,e, is simply an inno.
cent marvs nest for the great dis.
covsrers,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

Mr.. r.E.A. Cox and wife have gone up
a. a. ps.n.,...
o.. p,.
- 49, = M
~ ~ ~
"v, - 'o''"'
are registered al the st. Eimo.
Hon. A. T. Badlam, of San Francisco,
ia registered at the Nadeau House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

m. n 8 a D.. oe,cs 4. 80 a a.
u. s..s.-,ad 49,. 4, ~. c,,v
IT. ..,r-sa ...,.,.u; - N -
spisndent IN sne'r y = y ueeoss''''.s: /:
All saints Church, rsssosnf' -
Episcopal affair. was incorporated yes.
'eruay.
Mitchell, Tor the attempted assass'aa-
tion of M. L. Wicks, gets one year in
San Quentin
Mr.. J. Nj. Griffith has sold his cot
tage and two lots II Santa Monica TO
John bryson sr. Tor Sio,oOo'
The Nadeaa House is very hand
somslv decorated. So are the Pico
House, the ST. Elmo and the st. Charles.
There will he no session of the courts
tomorrow. Department One will meet
to attend to probate business and then
adjourn.
The printers will have a grand time
90 ..1,-
t;sement n another place IN the
HERALD.
The jury in the case Of Nellie Fill.
more cbaroed with the robbery of Alex.
-. s,..as ,.-.'~ !.
anaer yes'eluay u'sasleea, s.anu'ns
eien. iof consic''on anu iour 'o' "o'
n. .,.,...1.s. 4. a, Z
w.. - ..,ssss., s.rS ~ ~
~. css, -.
posie Kastan,e r Cone Mira Bssents
esnnlvads and Mrs. TilIis Tonostrsst
~ -, - - a..
ine speo,s' 'rA'n VI 'ne w. a. N io'
Pasadena Will leave on Tuesday OF y: 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

The Monday evening entertainments
fer the G. A. r. and their friends will
be as follows:
At the Grand Opera House, Mayor
Spence will preside. programme COM
posed Of speeches by prominent visiting
comrades, an address Of welcome by
Rev. N. E. Stradley, and of vocal and
instrumental music will be rendered.
Both the Ohio band aud the Eagle Corps
are expected. Theevocai music will
consist Of solos, quartettes of male
voices and of large choruses. The fam
ous Modoc club will give one Of their
best pieces. An invitation is extended
to members of the G. A. r. and their
accompanying friends. Admission by
badges.
At the @. A K. headquarters. on Re
quena street, Prof. Ira A. More will pre-
side and make the address of welcome
The entertainment will partake of So
cial nature. but all the prominent speak
ers will be present, as will also be the
well known Modoc club. Beside these,
excellent home talent, both dramatic
and musical, will assist in making the
occasion most enjoyable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

Mr.. Moreau, nephew of the distin-
guished Ferdinand Moreau, legal agent
of exchange of Paris and regent Of the
Bank Of France. and Mr.. Maurice Gar
nier, son of the former Prefect Of
rYonne and afterward Deputy from the
same department. are on q visit in Los
Angeles with their compatriot, the
Baron Rogniat- These young gentle
men are recent graduates from the
School of Mines, of Paris, and are ex-
amining into tine feasibility Of capital
investments in this section of our State.
A day or two since they accompanied
Mr.. Lacy to observe the newly discov-
cred source of riches in the petroleum.
oil wells at La Puente, and propose to
extend their observations to the general
mineral resources of California, with the
view of reporting upon the promise of
profit toinvestment Of European capital
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

GaA
. hn-
| for
Bios
u on
With
.yers
| most
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

sr. LOUIS. August 4.--The Globe
Democrats Mstamoras, Mexico, CORES.
pondent telegrsphs tonight that news
has been received there that the rebels
under Quentsro. who were being hotly
pursued by Col. Quintanilla, were met,
beaten and dispersed BY Msrganto Tu.
vino. Many Of them making
their way soross the river
o. entero was one of Davilla's band,
but left when there was q falling out
with Lspis on the llth. MAnrioo Cruz,
who had gathered Q large amount of
stock. with which be was trying TO get
into Texas, was beaten at Sau Autouio,
Nuevo Leon. by the rurAls under Con
xaies Chapa. The Governments forces
Loaf one officer and three soldiers killed,
aud the revolutionists five killed and
many wounded. Cruz himself made his
escape, though badly wounded, aad 10
beirg hotly pursued. Pena, who recent
" appeared near Chac0 Escondido IL be-
fug pursued by cavalry; from Las Prie.
tae. Many of the Lsplas bahdih, after
the row among themselves. left him and
made their way into Texas Quentsro's
forces are at San Fernsndo. There
are no revolu sionIsts near San Carlos
Burgess or the eastern part Of the state,
and there Is no sign If rising about
Sanse Marina, the center and southern
part Of the State being very quiet. It
is also thought that Davillss men have
disappeared.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

You are hereby requested TO call at
the Office Of Charles Victor Hall, l0A
South Spring, and select one Of those
beautiful lots in the Hubbard Tract.
Terms in the reach Of all, ouly $50 cash
down. Should you fail to appear and
select your lot you will have lost. per-
haps, the last opportunity in lifetime
to secure home for your family in this
glorious climate Of California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

You are at last surrounded and you
must surrender. You have come this
far to find that IN the Hubbard tract are
the cheapest lots tor The money in the
world, and you and all your friends are
invited to purchase them slmost with
out price- $50 down. Charge on
Chss. Victor Hall, l0A South Spring
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

The ecopartnership existing between W. ].
Long and ]. J. Southworth in the real
ss.s'e pus,ness seser - ,nnr ~ hnsi
ness, has AIKEN the liberty TO asssil my per-
sonal character and reputation is the reas-
on for said dissolution. We're he responsf-
Bile should commence proceedings against
him In regular form according to law. but
my friends advise-as the horse said when
the jackass kicked him-I consider the
source from whence 1t came. Give the
iiftie cali all the iope he wants and he
will hang himself In Ills own way. The
patrons and adyerii ers In the Los An.
geles Commercial journal" are hereby
warned aud notified not TO pay the said
southworth any moneys, as am the sole
proprietor Of said paper. w. J. LONG
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15
KING n Ia ALL HIGHT.
Cardinal Gibbsns UphOlds the Or
gamixation.

BALTIMORE. August "A The Ameri
can will print tomorrow an interview
with Cardinal Gibbons. in which he says
Cardinal Tsshereaus condemnation Of
the Knights Of Labor should not be
taken as the sentiment Of the Church
towards that order. 81 am not familiar
with the labor organization in Quebec,
but 1t l. Ger ain that the Cardinals hos
tiiity grew out OF some local laws or
conduct Of the Knights which are con-
trsry to the doctrines VI the Church. LII
the United States have not thoroughly
examined their Constitution or studied
their purposes. yet from reading the
newspapers and Mr. Powderly's public
statements, infer that the objects Of
the Knights are praiseworthy and IN no
way opposed to the views of the Church
The Catholic prelates will to 8 man de.
clare in favor OF the Organization OF
labor. There eau be no wrong in such a
course. The organization is the basis of
all progress, political. social aud religious
Only when 1t Is abused does the Church
raise her voice and call out her children.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

San FRAscIsco. August l4.-Mis.
Margaret Mather's "Juliet" matinee .,
the Bush Street Theater this afternoon
was the largest matinee ever known in
San Francisco. Over fifteen hundred
persons were turned away at the doors
Even the galleries were packed with the
elite Of the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

SAN Francisco. August l4.-The Me-
brssks editorial excursionists made a
trip mp the North Pacific Coast railroad
to-day OF about 100 miles. They win
probably return on Monday, after en-.
joying what they pronounce to be the
most successful and enjoyable excursion
Of the kind ever sent out from Ne.
brnska.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

CIScNsArI. August l4-Athletic, 8;
Cincinnati A.
DETROIT. August l4.--Kansas City 3;
Detroit g..
PHILADELPHIA, August A.--Wash-
ington 8; Philadelphia s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-15

SALT LAKE, August l4.-The Board of
Commissioners for the general election
held August 2nd finished its labors to.
day. The Mormons elected all Of their
candidates everywhere. The Geniiles
contested one county. Elsewhere there
was no opposition. About 10000 votes
were poiled.