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New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 26.-Ihe resignation of
First Lieutenant W. :. wyatt. gu Infantry has h.en
accepted by tho President effect August Ok 1887
Captain John Il. stretch, lOih Infantry ba. bern
granted four montns leave. First Lieutenant Prank
Edwards, LIST Cavalry. has granted one uonth,s
leave.
Commander William III. Whiting Ia ortered tn tho No,v
York Navy Yard Lieutenants L. d. TAussg and A T.
Culver are ordered to the training snip Jamestown.
Commander Horace Elmer Is detached from thu cop,
maDd OF the Jamestown ami placed on waiting oraers
Commander Charles l. Huntington Is detached fron, tbs
command OF tho Constellation aud iersd to tn. Naval
Academy. Lieutenant r. e. Jasper 10 lie tacbe fron n.
Naval Acad euy and ordered the training shin an,s
town. LieuieuanL &. ". Bartlett. William J. Barn.tt.
d. ii. Mahan, j. o. Nicholson ami j. ri
Psymaster J. p. LooInis are detached iIon Ihs ,ha
Constellation and ordered to the Naval Acadeuy iisn-
tenants James H. Miller. Theodore Porter "A q H,,rsn
house, A. G. HOdgsoD and G. T. Miles are detacbs IRON,
the Jan-siown aud ordered the Naval Ao.dsry
Lirut-Dant Albert Ross and Ensign William n Enl,.,,n
are detached from the Constellation ami ordered 10 bnd
themselves IN rrsiis-ss for service. Eu.ixn p j.
HolrIgan - detached from the Nava Obssry.tnrx ant
ordered Ia thr training ship JaInrstOSn Ln.lyn Z
JAYNE 10 detached from the Jamestown and Offered to-
duty al the Johns Hopkins Unlver.lty En.ign n +
Knapp 10 del aohed from The jamestown and orlersI 10
hOid himself ia readiness for service. surgeon
simon IL detached from the Constellation and orier.d IN
temporary duty at the Naval Academy Chaplain A A
McAlsIer 10 detached from the aud
on w~iIing orders.
NEWPORT, H. l.. Aug 26.-The United States steamship
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
ADJoURNIyG AFTER 2o5 BALLOTS

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug 26.-The Democratic
Conversational Convention after an all aay and n,vnt
session adjourned at o'clock this morning ait.r
zoo ballots without result Ali efforts effect COIN.
promise failed. as did also attempt to make j. s. Bar
pour the candidate. The candidates held conferences
but could come TO agreement and In dsspaIr an 80
Jouihinent sine die was carried by close after
tim.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
Az ANTLOOyVICT LABOR MEETING.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26-An association was
formed here to-day 10 oppose competition between
wet labor c. T. Lewis, OF Racine. was chosen
preside Tue meeting attended by numerous
manufacturers from Western states. and number OF
communications from Prison officials and various
manufacturers weIe read. An address was made this
afternoon by Georg. Redhed. OF the National Tubular
Axle Company, MoKeesport. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
TWO ANNIVERSARIES IN BOSTON.

Boston, Aug. 26 Especially Two noteworthy
Anniversaries occurred mere day Sky years ago.
August 26. the first stalls were opened and sale,
made In Quincy Market, ana OF the men who began
business there Nathan Robbins, j. Herman Gurus and
j. " Fletcher. are still at their old stalls MIR R,h,,n.
having been away from the market only one week dur
ing the s.Kty years On the day OF tue month.
but Ave years later, Edmund }. Baker, OF Dorcbester
Lower Mills. bought yacht OF 5. :. HObrOok. ami ON
that day and nee then, the iyers,ry
OF tue purchas~, he has made the trip the DO fro
Dorcheaef To Hull. To-day he made his nftyslxtn trim
taking win him his grandchildren iu the sans bost
aud with tho same boatmau, aud he took with him th
same HAT waterJug which he has carried annually III
same today the Same wooden spoon a sinlar
cut OF cold oOrnedbeof for luncheon.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
A WOMAN THE CAUSE OF HIS RUIN.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 26.-On August 10 clerk
PAlmer Dryden, syrup renners. while on his vsca-
zion procured from Marine National Blnk OF Bau
more a check on the First National Bank Of New-York
for Sl,4ls. payable TO II. A. HarrisCu Co, and
Cauaa. Tue nrm discovered the fraud last night,
ana stopped paynrnt o the check Tho CLERK
well connected, and leaves here wife aud three chill
dron. 10 said 10 have led 10 his irIeguarty.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
TWO DEATHS ~ A hAILRoAD cur

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26 tSpeciab.-1here
fatal accidents at thedeop cut or the Baltimore
and ONO Railroad at Twenty.ntth and spring Garden
sts TO day. Mrs. Catharnc Deary. ago ssventy-hye.
while at the wOrkmen lost her foOng and fell
headnrst into the excavation Mnen posed up sue
dead. Frank Bell WINE working In tDo cut struck
by q falling derrick aud Ellisd.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
osiera Of the North Atlantic squadron flying the flag
Admiral Luce, arrived here this afternoon.
GARLAND'y ANSWER FOUND.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

WASHINGTON, Aug 26.-Mr. Garland's coun-
sol in the Pan Electric suit brought against the Attor-
neyGensral by J. Harris Rogers returned to Washing
ton this morning. In response to an application by
Roeorss counsel for Garands answer and cross Dill,
died on August Is and Immediately withdrawn, Gar.
lands counsel said that the document In the posses
OF Mr.. Garland somebody IN the Attorney Gem
hra's Office Mr.. Garlands counsel bestrred himself
and found the paper which was restored to the court
files lato this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

exports s47 lO3Oi9 s62 10000 s37 5G7 100
The amount OF imported merchandise remaining tn
bonded warehouses at the end Of July 239J77
in 1886. against S3i lO9,326 In 1855 and Si2 Us
In 1884.
Tho immigration into the United states in July was
33is persons, against 274s2 IN July 1855, and tho
last months 22l.3l3 against II 7O3 for the
months ended July 81, 1885.
The Pennsylvania and Erie railways reports OF opera
tions July, printed below make Comparatively favor
able shOwngs In net esrnlngs. The Pennsylvania
showing particularly favorable because IL IL the only
month except April Of this year In which tho western
leased Inns have earned the amount Of their rentals
The net TO the Pennsylvania Railroad from the whole
system lSl6.9t9 IN July against 0324l ~ tho
month OF 1885, and 81 1874 2s4 In the OF 1854 But
IL necessary to remember what we're the Characters
OF the earnings N the two years with which the cOn
parsons mae. In July 1882 the net earning. 10 hs
to 81 ,9s3,44O. against Sl.slG9i9 now. sLd FOE tho
seven months to SlU052.9l5 against $-,S36,375 now
Erie shows handsome gain Tor the month Of Juy and
for the ten months the preceding two years but IN
1892 It's net for Jnly S727.270 against S0OG,s6t
now. and for the months 1t S5.32S S.323, against
s. 2O9,O25 now. The first charges Of bOth cOmpGnes
much heavier than IN 1882.
To-days stock speculation was 50 dull that comment
Is impossible The total sales amounted only 10 llsJOo
shares Prices weak aud strong by spells and
generally closed with advances. New-lOrk and
NwE England continued to he favOrlte because OF the
buying back OF sold last week the Boston
and after selling 46 IL scored fual Of y per
cent at 45 - In the general market there was not
feature hut measured by ngures the closing was com
paratisely strong.
Government bonds duh and In small demand; for
days have been sales AT the Board bat tho
bids for the Is to-day advanced g per cent An
led a closing quotations.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

MILWAUKEE,. AnR 26-Fiour quiet Wheat easier: Cash.
II &C. AUGUST "a &c, sept, 77'.c Corn iul No. .c.
OAsNo 1880. kye-No. |. b5c Barley-No. =, 5s &c.
provaons-Mess Pork Cash or sept. o. 81 OFT, 81 IS
lsrfrme steam. tasii sept 81 50 Oct 50 ~
tccboice Creamery lJai lie DAIRY sole Cheese-Best
cream. Ssve tggs-fresh. lO|ello Hsoeipts-Flour.
4,oOU bbls; Mhrxt, I4.&UO busn. Barley, 1000 snip.
Insnts-Flour. 1882 bbA.; Wasxt none Barley 1850
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

New York paper remarks that comical sight al
Swampsc0tt 10 lot OF Boston girls oh ssng man. We
would have 0othamite contemporary to know that
Boston man Is worth chasing tue girls They never
run after Nfawkef unless IL he 10 reoapure the pook
etbook which he has snatcbed from then all way
OF business Tbis may te thought unnecessarily severe
0D our sister city. out bound nsnus
ton against sisters, matter who gets mad.
-lBoston Transcript
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

.,ct mat today and adjourned until September with
out making nomination. There were three ccnfercss
srom each Of the three counties. Fifteen baliou we're
tsbsn BOYLE Latta ana Montgomery each received
otea
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN ILLINOIS


STATE oFFICERs NoMISATED-TARIFF AND TEN
PERANCE PRINCIPLES.
SPRINGF1ELD, Ill.,, Aug. 26.-The Democratic
State Convention called 10 order al noon to-day
by Alfred Orendorf chairman OF the State Central Com
mittee Tne following nominations made:
$0r fredsurer-H j. p. Kicker of Quincy.
Supeyntendent OF Ia0lte insructon-PIoiessor T. Odt
Of Ianark.
The platform adopted indorses the administration OF
President Cleveland and "heartily commends the
prompt and successful demand of Presdent
administration for tho release OF American citizen
from unjust confinement In Mexican prison." The
platform among other things declares:
people purposes than raising
the expenses Of the economically adj
Innistcred is robbery under the form OF law.
favor OF IeduC tlOn the
heartily iDdOrse the
Democratic Representatives IA Congress who faithful
~ the OF taIin reform.
That financial policy I'm which gold and silver
paper currency. convertible into demand
shall constitute the circulating medium.
payment ihe National public debt the end arge
the Treasury beyond the proper
Of the pu shall assuring
economical government and relieving the people from unnec
essdry ami oppressive taxaobn.
That wie We have purpose TO interfere with Just laws
regulation Of intoxicating liquors
Tie prevention correction OF the evils TO society growing
ou o abuses IA Their sale declare that Is not the leRt
mate province OF governments to control the habits tastes
tppetes and liberties OF the people long they ORDERLY
peAeeabe do rights others
pr oi society We therefore declare the prohibition by
constitution or by general laws of Tie anuscture sale OF
a., dnsi and personal rights and contrary the fundamental
principles Of Tree government
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
WACO, Tex, Aug. 26.-The Rcpublica

State Convention to-day nominated tho following tcket
FOr GorernOr-A. NJ. Cochran. OF Dallas
IteUeto nf- reTHOT-L.Ock Nc Daniels. % Grimes.
Jast,ee the supreme COurt-W. Burkhardt of Fort
Bent.
1Tea.urer-Frank Cleves of Coke.
COntTO,teT-J. VI. Brown. OF Tariant.
Land Comm SStOHeT-A. Zadck, OF Navarro
Attorney y-Gen<rdl-C. W. Johnson OF Young
SDerintendent Of Public Kline OF Harris
The platform adopted by tho cOnventon favors tho
submission Of prohibition amendment the Constitu-
ton to the vote OF the psope opposes the leasing Of
convicts, and demands their confinement within the
walls of penteDtares denounces the oppression OF the
mercantile and laborihg interests by monopoies; and
favOrs the Blair Educa tional b Resolutions respect
TO the memory OF judge g. &. Buckley General Grant
and Samuel j. Tiden adopted.
Tho Republicans OF the State declare that they have
hope of electng their ticket but only desire Keep
up their org nization in anticipate OF Republican
in 1888
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
CLOSING PRICES or PHi1A Delphi sroozS

THURSDAY. Aug. 26-P ~
Tho report OF the Bureau OF Statistics on the foreign
commerce OF tho United States tho month OF July
gives an unsatisfactory exhibit OF tue merchandise
movement tue values OF the Imports exceed tue exports
S2,74sO02: true the import Ia eOOO.OOO less
than I'll It for the month OF 1885, but u IA s22OO0oV
rEeaer thaa that for the month OF 1884, snie wo
had been led 10 expect . balance for lass
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
VIEWS OF AN ANrI-sALooN REPUBLICAN.
A MOVEMENT IN ILLINOIS POLITICS THAT is MEET
ING WITH ENCOURAGEMENT


ING WITH ENCOURAGEMENT.
CHICAGO. Aug. 26 lSDeciaD.-A convention
OF Ant-Saoon Republicans called to meet iu this
city to-day but owing 10 the shortness OF time allowed
for sending out notices 1t was subsequently postponed
Ill week from to day. l. p. Rumsey, who is a mem
Der OF the committee appointed to make spgements
Tor the convention and the recognized head OF
ment In Illinois. said regarding Its purposes.
There 10 no prohibition about tn. ooven,ion I'm any
way am not frobihiilonst myself Inere Is no
bfdpsrtyism ADont the mOvens nt nor do we pprove
Of anything Of tue kind. what We behave shonid bs
done, and what We are trying bring sbout
10 That the Republican party should com, out
squareiy and take q decided stand on the nueston
Of the liquor rac. The Republican party Ia Ia. real
friend OF temperance every whore and II Ia III rouyh A.
that all temperance legislation that hAs been srcursd
has been enacted The Democrats have come out fairy
And squarey the friend Of the aoons and declared
themselves opposed 10 all restrictions the traffic
UNABLE TO AGREE ON CANDIDATE
PITrsBURG, Penn. Aug. 26 (Speciai.-The
leIunc afir nfSrA~ f,ny
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27


Malone:
OLD POINT COMFORT, Va, Aug. 81, 1896
DEAR SIR; ANY suggestion which places the atti.
tude OF candidate for the domination for Congress from the
lNth Dstrct or which, 10 invite, conveys mpca
ton that Will accept the nomination IL rendered me- Is at
lng ana heey expressed opinion that connectloi
atOns 10 the party and district and viii r.nnd
ate any ana every implication which presents a oaut
date, or as willing 10 accept a Nomination | do
mol desire While always Willing 10 where duty and
The nersts OF the party command that shall e yer
thought an emergency would which might bring the
party IN TINS case 10 conclude that ought To take nona
ton and that even then In the event unhkely
contingency solution would be found to
satisfy the paramount interests of the cOuiuuctnre
have al along dnlng the past SIX months and more
nuuberes gentlemen who desired that the
nomination that did not desire seat IN Congress under
no circumstances could consent TO be considered cand
date that could moi conceive of any exgency likely
where party duty could or would compel the acceptance
nomination DID not desire nor could allow my
used TO defeat the nomination OF candidate OF stand
ing m the party This has been my position and cannot
low to he changed My desire has been has
been repeatedly expressed, that the people should be
lett free dnimportuned 10y any aspirant OF his
niends to choose the best men. unpefged 10 any
person 10 represent them al the convention aud
gatos 50 chosen, after interchange the co
nelegates from tie cities and counties the district
would WIN impressive unanimity name the best for
congress IN the interest Of the country the State dis
irict and the party. Yours truly, MALONE
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

CHARLRsTos Aug. .20.-Turpentine steady at 80 &c.
SAVANNAH Aug. 2B.-Turpehtine nrm IL SAC.
WlLAikoTos. Aug. 20-Iurpentno nrin Al $50.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

month on the side OF the erports r..
exports for the month $1,000, 900 greater ,h.n ~
July 1885. but the imports also are 100000 vrs,.
compared win july 1884. the exports OF las, month
afe Sl,900.o00 less and tho Imports ars sf1o ooo
greater Dedncting the specie and bullion msyemsn,.
the net excess OF imports for the month are
which S030.0O0 smaller than the exce.s for i.,v
1885, ana $4,000 greater than tho eroe., of r,i
1884 The following shows the gros. movement, .ns
net balances Of the month for three years:
ONE MONTH.
MERCHANDISE
FSSs: E$SSss: 'Tstes isssgs 'Si}sss .SI$s, .:a s
Of imports s5I3Os2 s4S62o2t AZ 49, !,
SPECIE AND BuLLioS.
fnSS5f; saSIs7S. sasal sss.as sssssss ss
Excess: Excess: Of Ct s4sssSi slss' s4'0'i
BALANCES
Excess OF IMPORTS. sosi.3S9 s22ii,43o sl3l2llI
To those who counting upon large gold inp,rtx
the figures for the seven months-January to Jrly al
present instructive figures The imports OF merehan-
die for the months wore s5i.0OO0O0 grsatsr
than the period OF 1885, and the exports OF msr
chandize were si700oo0 less than the period
OF 1885, Hence the imports exceed the exports for tho
months OF this year So 726 $780, against an erpors
excess of S5l.95i.569 for the seven months
OF 1885. So that after net export
OF S34 90i s67 IN the months OF this year against
OF IN tns seven months OF
OF gold and silver OF il29i,230, against 3s9 f3o
for the months OF this year. the not OF ex-
ports for the months OF this year Is only
S37 567 400 mot more than one-hah OF tho freight
money accrung sgalnt the country. against eKcs
OF f62 $40 999 for months OF 1893 Compared
with the months OF 1854 there . bs
cess or merchandise imports Of s3725s3O against
of exports then OF SlO.242 sos: the eKcess
OF and bnlon teoli and silver 81 100000 grrater
and the net balance OF exports l. 50 COO 600 smaller
SEVEN MONTHS.
MERCHANDISE.
Jan to July 81 1884 1895, 1895
Exports $39S 0O7 s382 0s7 $40 1880 aD35SI
Imports .......... 3S7es22Oi $50 1851 3sf l2O4iI
Excess Of exports. si0,242s03 sjl,95l,j69 .......
Excess Of imports. .............. S3.726H0
SPECIE AND BULLION
Exports S55,27S130 s225235iI S55l652t3
ls,ii7.SSf lSl3fO-i I3.7l.Ols
Excess OF exports. s36sGO2 BAG sIO3s943O s4L29L23O
NIT BALANCES
-a..a.. ..-.a..
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA ST0OK&
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 90, 1856.

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOOKS.
BosToS, Aug 26. 1898
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
MALONE NOT A CANDIDATE FOR CoNGREss

WASHINGTON, Aug 26.-The National ReDub-
tican prints the following received by promi-
nent gentleman in Petersburg, Va, from Senator
Mahone
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06
Certificate of Copartnership
STATE OF cALIFoRNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, H..
COUNTY OF Los AsGRLKs.
We'll undersigned do hereby certify
that We have formed a special partnership
for the purpose Of transacting buriness in
this State al the city and county OF Los An
Flrst-That the name under which the
partnership is to be conducted is tina. of
"Ed. Dunham-"
Second-The business to be transacted is
that OF keeping and conducting the hotel
known as the s'Nadeau Hotel"
Third-The names of all the parties aud
their residence and the general and special
partners comprising said partnership are as
follows, towit:
NAMES. RESIDENCES.
c. L. sCHIEFFELIN, Los Angeles City, Cal.
ED. DUNHAM. Los Angeles city, Cal,
Fourth-The amount OF capita contrib
uted by the special partner, G. L. Schieffe-
lin, is the sum Of twenty-tour thousand
(S2l, 600 00) dollars.
Fffth-That the partnership aforesaid
shall begin on the eighteenth day of June,
A. d. 1856. and shall end on the eighteenth
day OF June, A. ID. 1891. unless sooner dis
solved by mutual consent.
In witness whereof, we have hereunt0 set
our hands this 18th day OF June. A. d, 1886.
ED. DUNHAM.
C. L. SCHlEFFELIN.
Filed June 18th, 1886.
County Clerk.
By J. THOMPSON, Deputy.
1ulO-OaW4W
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06
Notice to Creditors
In the Superior Court of the County Of
Los Angeles, State Of California.

In the matter OF the estate OF Francoi
Gasne, deceased.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
AT Los ANGELES, Cal. June Soth, 1886.
Notice ia hereby given that Jos y, Nadeau
OF Los Angeles county, State of California
has dled in this Office his application for ihe
". y and N. W. OF 8. W. Hoi sectiou
Il, Township N. Range 10 W.. ]. B. NJ. I'M
der the provisions Of an Act OF Congress APP
proved June 3, 1873, providing for the sale
100 acres OF land. Any person or persons
claiming any adverse Interest In the said
tract are required to present the same at this
office within 90 days from the date OF the
drst publication hereof, otherwise such claim
wifi be barred by the provisions Of said Act.
J. ID. BErHUNE,
iyl Got Register
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06
DON'T co AROUND BLIND !!

When you can get two pair OF Eye,glassel
for Is cents, and good pair Of steel spec
at Is cents; also genuine Pebble Specs, will
guarantee 10 be Pebble, for u so, at
Wagmer,s, No. "a N. Main So.
Look at the big sign. ju20-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06
FIRE WORKS!

A complete line OF fireworks of every des
cription a. lowest prices. at KwoNG HING
Co.. southwest corner First and Los Angeles
streets. je2S 2w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06
Dissolution of oopartnsrsh,p.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Il, II. Grasett and s A. Boys, under
the tirm name and style of Grasett 4 Boys,
In the city OF Los Angeles and county oil
Los Angeles, State OF California, is this day
dissolved by mutusl consent, =. A. Boys re-
firing. The business win be carried on by
Il. H. Grasett who assumes all debts and
liabilities of Grasett 4 Boys. and is author
X. II. GkASETT.H
jnI6 I'm 3. A. BOYS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06

Steamers Santa Rosa, Orfsaba and d.
W. Elder go through to San Diego, Iooy1u
San Pedro on the dates Of their arxlVNI
from San Francisco. 4&@5.
The steamers Santa Rosa, Orisaha nn& 60
W. Elder. call al SANTA Barbara and roFt -
ford (San Luis obispo) only, on the E1N1
10 and from San Frar cisco. =
Cars 20 connect with steamers leave d ~,
Santa Rosa, Orixaba and Geo. w. Elder, n
$40 O'Clock A. n With Los Angoloo Gu4
Eureka, going north at 5;45 O'Clock r. ~
railroad time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the throat
and lungs. 1t is curing more cases OF
coughs. colds. asthma, bronchitis, Group
and all throat and lung troubles. than
any other medicine. The proprietor
has authorized II. ID. Godfrey to refund
your money If, after taking three-fourths
Of bottle, relief Is not obtained. Price
SOC. and 81. Trial size free.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06
sTOckHol DERs' MEETING.

The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Los Angeles Savings Bank Will e
held at the bank on Tuesday. July 9th. 1888.
monday, July 9th, the regular day for the
meeting, being legal holiday at 80 =. N,
for The purpose OF electing . Board q
ness as may be brought before the meeting.
te26 lot J.V. WAcHTEL, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06
Stockholders. Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the STOCK holders
OF the Farmers' 4 Merchants' Bank OF Los
Angeles, for the election of board OF
Trustees and for the transaction OF such
other business as may be brought before
them, will be held at Its banking house on
Wsdnesdnv- Insu 1ah. seaa
at4 O'Clock Pm
JOHN MINER, Secretary.
Los angeles. June va. lsss. Ns2ztd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06

Meal staflOns. "
Pullman Sleepers leave on A. NJ train
via Barstow. for Kansas City, via A. &P.
and A. T. & S. +. K. r., ard on 5 P. ". train
for San Diego. Special rates on round trip
tickets to all local points H.
For rates Of freight or fare, address Cali
fornia Southern Agents at local stations. or
II. B. WILKINS.
Gen. FRI. 4 Pass. Agent, San Diego, Cal.
J. NJ VICTOR.
superintendent, Cnltnn, Cal.
WILLIAMSON DUNN,
ie2S General Agent, Los Angeles. Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06
Dividend Notioe.

The hoard Of Directors OF the Los Az
CRIES SAVINGS BANK have declared a
dividend at the rate OF i've l5) per cent per
ennnsn an Term Dennaits and three ~ nes
cent. per annum on Ordinary Deposits. Tor
the 81 months ending June Soth, 1856, pay
able on and after July LIST. 1884. jy2 LIN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06

The LOS ANGELES CITY WATER Co.
willttrictly enforce the following rule; The
hours for sprinkling are between and
violation of the above regulation the water
viii be shut OF and q fine Of two dollars will
90 charaed before water will be turned on
-afe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-06
Notice of Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders o.
German Fruit Co. will be held at their Of
fee, $40 Main St., On saturday, July lVtn'
ss6, for the election OF Directors for the en-
suing year and for the transaction OF such
business as may come before the meeting
By order of the President
jyl lot j. W. MON fGOMERY, Sec y