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Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19

seems to be to watch the movements ol
the leaders and bring influence to beal
ON the men composing the rank and file
OF the locked-out laborers. AS to the
latter object it can be safely said they
are not succeeding to any noticeable de-
gree.
Two brothers named McC Connell, Eng
llshmen, who worked as fremen in the
Homestead mill, have not besn seen for
three weeks, and the locked d-out men
believe they have gone to England to
engage non-union men to take their
places in the mill.
One OF Carnegie's foremen, speaking
about the matter, treated it with ridi-
cule, saying there were plenty OF nom
union men in the country, and that
part of the works would be started by
this afternoon.
All is quiet at the big mills, and there
is no visible evidence of the intention to
start up.
a MECCA FOR TRAMPs.
Every train brings unprincipled fell
lows into the place. The majority come
for no other purpose than to "work''
the strikers for five or ten dollar bill
and free tickets to eastern cities. Home
stead is certainly becoming Mecca for
tramps, who represent themselves as
non-union workmen, but are willing to
get out OF town again if the strikers give
them little cash and free tickets. But
there is another class drifting in here.
They are being sent by the Carnegie
Steel company and it sis thought the
town is gradually filling up with uon-
union men.
TENSION BETWEEN STRIKERS AND SOLDIERS.
The tension between the strikers and
the military is increasing. There are
many irresponsible and reckless men in
town, mostly with some sort of arms,
and any untoward event might precipi-
tate a conflict. The military, whi}e not
expecting such an outconlo, are evil
IDENTITY preparing f0x It. large addi-
tlonal amounts of ammunition have
been received from Frankford. There
are at least 100000 rounds OF ammuni-
tion here, and $4,000 rounds more are
expected. Another regiment was
brought over the river thisfnorning, and
1t is understood others will be brought
over day by day.
David Dester, a militiaman, while
drunk, this morning, ran bayonet into
Frank G. Calhoun, inflicting wound
which will prove fatal.
The Ap,algamated officials here say
they know nothing of the paper asking
for aid, said to be in circulation in New
York, and pronounce it fraud.
The railroad men deny the truth of
rumor that they will refuse to handle
freight for the Homestead mill.
AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
A mechanical department. committee
waited upon superintendent Potter, of
the Homestead works, this morning.
Mr.. Potter refused to admit to his pres
snce any of the committee except the
chairman, Lamb, who remained in con-
erence with Potter fully an hour. At
,he conclusion of the conference gen.
sral meeting of the employees Of the Car
negie mechanical department was called
[dr ps M.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19

House of five rooms large lot, only ten min
utes' walk from this Office; price, $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19
DYERs AND FINIsHERs.

DYERs AND FINISHERS.
DARISIAN DYE WORKS, 274 8 MAIN
i street. Best dyeing in the city. lib If
METROPOLITAN STEAM DYE-WORKs,
lXl 241 Franklin st. Fine dyeing and clean
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19
wANTED-sITUATIoNs.

VTANTEO-BY YOUNG LA 0Y ECENTLY
w from the old country, situation to take
care of children can speak French or Spanish.
Address box 81, station G. 7-I9 1t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19

A nice piece of level land on the extension of
Adams, Washington and Pico streets; price,
$l25 per acre.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19

XTANTED-AN EXPERIENOED NURSERY
w man and orchardist desires situation;
satisfactory references given. Address box
484. Redlands. Csl. 7-S lat
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19

Large lot, 5oxso3 feet to alley; west side of
Main; very cheap.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19

MANIFESTATIONS BY GERMAN MAN
w and wife; man Is an experienced gar
dener, orchardist, and can care for horses;
woman is an experienced COOK, and can do
general homework; country preferred. Call at
609 Easl Second street, room 6. 7-17 3t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
TONRAD sOHERKR, GRANITE, BITUMIN.
u GUS and asphalt paving. 227 W. First st.
81 I'm
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19

L Southern California extra four, 81 3d;swhite
sugar, 18 lbs 81; rice, SC; sardines, 5c;n3 cans
corn, 25c; gallon golden syrup, SOC; 2lb can
10 cakes gilt-edged soap, 25c; lb salaratus,
Sc; choice sweetened condensed milk, 15c.
All other good groceries at low prices. Free de-
livery in city. Postal card orders promptly at
tended to at WHEELER'S FRIGHT PLACE
STORES" 901 East First street, on cable line.
q.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19
CARRIAGE WORKS.

DICHARD MOLONY.
IL CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER,
Nos. 321 and 1913 Aliso st.
Carriages, buggies, express wagons. Black
smithing, painting and repairing A Concord
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19
MACHINIsTs.

NHANN d JOHNSON - MACHINE AND
tools, models, patterns, pulleys, shsfting,
hangers, etc.; general repairing Agents for
Bests gas engine. Telephone, 902 No. 534
8. Los Angeles st., Los Angeles, Cal. 1925 Am
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19

LTOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, BRASS FOUN-
IL dry and machine shop lease for four years;
boiler, engine, athes, drilling machine and
= ssorted tools. Apply at works. seventh and
SPRING from 8 to 10 a m, or address P. o BOX
10t1, Station G. 7l3.7t
EOR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUAINT
IL ties tn suit, at this Office
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financial.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO..

The annual nesting OF the Stockholders or the Illinois
Central Railroad be held the General once oil the
Company in Chicago az on Wednesday lo i2'h Oh
october. 1892.
The Directors have GcterminGt to suoni, 10
meeting with th"r recommendation for ~ adoption
the following proposition -os
Thot the Cdptsi Stock Of the Company, bGdhcfeaseu
$4,000 900 $50 900 900 by DcyciTle Oh flf'y
Thousand Share. Of 500 each each Stockhuh Of record
the goth OF September 1902. 10 have the pfWse Oh
subscribing. par for one Share IN re-lsetto every
Nine Shares then registered in his name DoSlted written
advice OF his take such pfopofi!on Of new
shares sho received by the Company. in Ncwio on
before September 80. 1892
Payment for shares to be made IN full TO the
Company between tho 18Th ana the 3st dlyS
q October. 1892 the rate Of ono lirndd Dollars per
share Certificates such shares viii b. delivered on '
third business day ar payment in fu shall nave occh
made.
Stockholders entitled subscribe FOR fractions Of shores
shall upon payment therefor. receive SCRIP conNcitloc
into full poid stock when presented In sums CT one
Hundred Dollars or multpcs thereof Such scrip snail
not draw dividends.
b. order OF the Board o. Directors,
A. q. IIACKSTAFF
Aucust II 1872 Secretary.
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Counlrn Boaro.

II XCrTLENT BOARD a. reasonable prices. $40 VI on
~ and So per week, Lawrence Beach Hotel ncares'
"a, NV seaside resort on Long Island In select locality
t,Ns ira any Long Island CITY or fatohsh'
ave brooklyn for Lawrence STAGE meet trains
~ q. W HITCHCOCK. Proprietor
* TI,AWBERRY HILL FARM two miles from rough
- delightful table abundant; speclaV
dcsI'abr for fail months: open fires. etc MIS-. f. u.
TfNDFKEIITI. PoughkecpS'~ y. Y.
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

"OVR CUAUNCEY."-" Our Chauncey" IL Ch ,uHcty
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6elp iunnteo

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pEDpI.E'S LINK

Steamers DREW and pEAN RICHMOND lea,c od
pier a., y. L.. foot Canast At H. M daily, sundays
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and
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A -NrW-llANEN. I5c. o''
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Countrn Doar0 tDanie0.

~ OVNTRY BOARD WANTED within hours OF city
L with PHYSICIAN prcfc rcd. b. young man 81 excellent
harnrtrr AMI go family Outdoor exercise. calisthenirs
seal and mental tonng up tnQuir liberal com'n.a
Ton Intelligent sUpervis on. Address SUFFOLK,
rlh,
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MAINE STEAMSHIP CO

me 1nly direct line Co:Aee Guy, Mass, and POft
land saline Connecting at Portland With all rail-
road and .,can,hP ins: Tor nal lrpor oa Orchard
Poland SprlnY. White Mountains. Hockand Bangor ana
a. Eastern Sinime Resorts, Steamers sat every Monday
"Wednesday and saturday 1t m. from PER 5o' Eas'
River Zoo. Of Markets. n For Information apply 70
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NOTICE NO. H.
The United States Rolling Stock TO.
Five Per Cent. Collateral Car Tru't Dcbc lures
100000,
Issued uu Ter Decd Of Trust dated Way I'M '''''
On C,,,roi Tru.t oupnny Of Now. York. ~ Trustee.

I--ucd IN Ter Decd Of Trn.i dntcd N"y TIE NV
10 Central Tru,i COMPANY, Of Nrw-N ork' ~ i"'''e'
Motto. Is hereby given the holders u tr abo'c'neh-
TONED dbenturc tia. principal o. said deb@ntnr's
having ,coe due and pay able In cons"qunce Of dran'
made nv the United States Rolling Stock Company In The
payment tcr Oh. and The Ocutra trust NV'
panv Of New.York Trus'cc having duly sol ana col
ieccd certain car trusts irps, warrant. obligations
and ccrGcl,.. o. nGcut dncss hNd by u a. collateral
srcurlv Tor said dcbcntu, said trustee IS prepared %
nav first dividend .lsj 10: AMI upon each AltO De-
bsntc With all coupons ani oftr October !.
1891 and 60. iof a.d upon "a i 80 Drhohthf' WIN
all coupons maturing ana aftcf ocoh'r 4 1891 i-n'd
under and secured Ly said Decd u Trust % May I'm
lsS7 The dividend is now lnvl' r IN ra'n az me
o1ice Of said Central Trust Company, No - Nill.st'
New.Yofk CRY uID presentation o. said dcbnures with
couuon- a. Aforesaid Tho amount o. such dividend when
uad will Dc stanpd upon the face Of Zach Deb'n,u~',
which will the-cupon DO returned the holder co,oof
Dated New.York. August Il. 1892.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW-yOHK'
Trustee
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financial.
The Stockholders Committee
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Richmond and West Point Terminal
Railway and Warehouse Company.

On the 2s,h Of June last. M'ssrs DreSel Morgan q
Co.. addressed to certain security holders OF your
COMPANY stated fat careful Investigation OF the
Affairs Of The Richmond Point Terminal Railway
and Warehouse Company and It's allied corporations re-
orranza,on 4. feasible on basis OF equity TO all con-
tcrncd one thai should be prepared 70 undertake ana
one which, in our opinion would place the property on
sound financial basis" but that they were "obged re-
uctapty 70 decline" 10 proceed with said reorganization
because OF in their way. subsequently
moycmcn, was set on foot by large number Of the
stockholders company, tho object OF which Is 70
remove such obstacles This movement has resulted In
stockhoder. meeting being called for Sept Is. at Rich
ond Va and the request OF large number OF SOCK
hodrs the undersigned with power add to their mum.
her, have consented 20 serve Proxy Committee TO
nominate and elect otter with the stockhod
ers strong representative and harmonious Board Of d.
rcctors who will your company In. the genera
intcres. OF all OF It's security holders that Is prop
ery represented vitality important Ntigatons row
pcnding and undertake all obstacles in the way
Of an equitable and comprehensive reorganization OF 'ho
railroad systems controlled By you
Each Of these railroad is now In the hands OF
receivers the equities which own are seriously j'op'
ardized and pompt action your part Il necessary 70
prevent them tcirs destroyed
All stockholders att End said meeting arr IN
ved 4, send their PROXIES favor Of the committee u
either OF the undergnad the state Trust Co., No
SO Walt ST.. where blank proxies can be Outlined
ALEXANDEo r. ORR, Chairman.
ANDREW MILLS, President Dry Dock snv'nS'
Bnu,t A ting Pres. Stntr Trust Co.
FOREST H. PARKtK, President Produce ENchrnge
Bank. -
Bn X.
TUO,iP-ON DEAN Drcxci building
slNIEI n. KI-,,M, Fissnm Whitney Il Coz
Hapkcrs.
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" LisShII.I. and CAI>kILL leave every week day
at r. from Pr IS foot OF west llthst. con
Meeting with Catskili Mountain and Cairo Il X and the
new on. Eic atuG Railway 10 the summit Directory
~ sumrcr hotel, and boarding houses free at pier ~ mailed
70 any address by W. J. HUGHES, Treas, Cet>kl N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
OFFICE OF THE
New.YOrk Guaranty & Indemnity Co.
NEwYSEK. Aug. ~. 1892
, dividend Of Two Per Cent has been declared by

BARNEY g. SMITH CAR COMPANY
uo0n It's PREFERRED Stock. Iaya, IL Sept |, and tbs
company has been directed to pay the same a; IT. ONCE
No 80 tedars NowYork 70 the hold rs Of record Of It's
temporary receipts for Preferred Stock Of said company as
they appear on said comanys books a, tho close OF bust
moss on Aug 1s 1892.
The books company for the transfer Of temporary
receipts Of said Preferred Stock will close Aug Is at II
o'clock noon, aud reopen TUESDAY sept o. At 10 O'Clock
m GEO. Il. TrENBuLI,
Second Vice prcsd mt.
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LIN (


FOR BOSTON. NEWPORT. Pl.ON IDENCE, MAl.IllAh
NGNENA!b. NhNru1kLI. are COD While
MOI NrAfNS and all Eastern Joints.
DOUBLE SUMMER stKN Inc four leading
.toamhna,. o, Mnr.l m r-nm-es-0n tog-thor.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22
Horses With Sixteen Toes.

The orohippus, the ancestor of the
noble horse of to-day, is first known to
have existed in the eocene period of ge-
illogical epochs. Some OF the species
were as small as the common silver fox
of to-day, and all had sixteen hoofs, four
on each foot, just like the cow bFutes of
the present age. After long ages had
elapsed the creature became three toed
representative OF animal creation; later
ca he had single split hoof, or eight
toes altogether. The perfected equine
of the present may be said to walk on
its middle toe nail, the twelve others
which his ancestor. the orohippus,
had having been ''evoluted" out OF ex-
istence.-St. Louis Republic.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22
CHILDREN SLAIN,
Canadian Schoolhouses Blown Down
on the Pupils.


A terrible tornado struck Montreal.
Canada, and did q great amount of damage
to life and property.
The tornado was most disastrous in
country places. At st. Rose, st. Jeans,
Lachute and Ottawa Valley the damage
seems to have been most severe.
St. Rose is summer resort on the line OF
the Canadian Pacific Railway, twenty miles
from Montreal. There the sciOolhOuSe was
blown down while thirty children were in
side, who were buried in the ruins. From
six to ten Of the children were killed out
right and most of the others received serious
injuries. The school mistress was injured
fatally.
At St. Theresa another town on the Cana
dian Pacific Railway, the schoolhouSs was
blown down on forty children two beins
killed outright and others fatally injured.
Ex-Mayor McElroY. of Temoleton, Ga
taro. was killed. His residence was hurled
ana dashed into frag neats while the family
were seated at tea
Two children were killed near Baloall
while playin in the street. Many accidents
are reporte from every part OF tue prov
ince and great loss OF life was feared. HUI
dreds of houses have been demolished an
the damage amo lnts to hundreds o. thou
sands of dollars, while many families were
left homeless This was the worst stor n
ever known in that part of the country. me
wind blew with terrific force and the ram
fell in torrents, accompanied by thunder an
lightning.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22
FIFTY-s SECOND CONGRESS.
In the Senate.

18TH DAY The bill to provide for the
free coinage of gold and silver was taken up
and discussed by Messrs. Morgan and Pal
mer-Mr. PETER presented a petition from
Riley County, Kansas, asking that measures
be taken toward the suppression of lynch
law.
10TH DAY.-Mr. Morrill, spoke on the
Free Silver Coinage bill-The Anti-Option
bill was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee-The Senate insisted on its amend
ments to the River and HarbOr bill.
18TH DAY.-The President sent in a mes
sage recommending retaliation on the Do
minon of Canada for her unjust discrlmi-
nations against American vessels navigating
Canadian canals. Mr.. Vest reported adj
versely from the Commerce Committee the
bill directing the Secretary Of War to cause
the low bridges now crossing the Harlem
River to be replaced by permanent bridges
with fixed spans at the expense Of the
owners.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22
Washington.

REAR ADMIRAL E. A K. BENHAM has
been ordered to hoist his flag on the Newark
and to proceed to and assume command OF
the South Atlantic Station.
THE State Department has been notified
OF the resignation of the President of Vene-
zueia.
The President has settled the long pending
case OF Commander F. r. Smith, United
States Navy, by directing his retirement on
half pay.
The last Of the appropriation bills, the
General Deficiency, has been completed. 1t
provides tor 81, $40, 535, OF which $910,0 is
for the Census Bureau during the next fiscal
year.
AMONG the appointments made by the
President few days since was that OF
George Rittinger. who was recently killed
at the Mare Island tCal.l Navy Yard, to De
a gunner in the Navy. 1t appears that his
papers were prepared several days before his
death, and were signed by the President
without knowledge OF that fact.