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i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL INTELLIGENCE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS EW ADVERTIS THE EVENING EXPRESS TIIE EVENING EXPRESS MONDAY OCT 21 1878 CALIFORNIA SILK Manufacturing Company Second Edition 4 ROBERT YcrEs Agent 585 Market Street Cor Second 41OM WAR DEPARTMENT SIGNAL SERVICE ARMY Division of Telegrams and Reports for the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture Report of observations taken as Lod Angeles CaL Corrected daily Half Past Four 09Clooks MONDAY OCT 21 1878 1 a 0 070 ti 8 a a co 73 9 15 BY TELEGRAPH "Lobo" and Me Colts At Agricultural Park the past week among tha display of Tine stock of all kinds we must especially mention Mr IL Titus's Hambletonian trottine stallion "Etho" accompanied by no less than thirteen of his colts owned in this vicinity making the finest display of trotting coils by one horse ever seen on any track "Echo" is by Rysdyke Main bletonian dam Fanny Felton he by Magnolia be by American Boy Amongst his colts exhibited were Wm Smith's two-year-old "Chief of the Echo Slaughters's two-year-old "Exile NVKRobinson's two-year-old "Odd Fellow" JSSlauson's "Belle Ectio" McGregory's "Iska" Mr Dopuy's filly no hams) Jas Ward's fillies two year and one year Young's filly (own sister to Echers) sod Russell's "Re Echo" Every these colts allow great promise of speed as trotters and all are strikingly like the sire The southern counties are fortunate in having so fine a horse In their midst from which to procure trotting stock of the best blood District Court Sammtot I MONDAY Oct 21 Potts vs It appearing to the court that the property ham already been released the writ is discharged with the ex caption of liability fer damages which question was taken under advisement Holienbeck vs tow aside writ In sinswer to same Hollenbeck states that the decree provides that plaintift be placed in possession immediately irrespect lye of the six months given by statute by Eherill'e deed Motion submitted COON(' Vomit 11DEPHUNS I People vs for sentence Monday October 28th at 9 A11 People vs for defendant Brunson Wells appear in Court and ask leave to withdraw from the case Granted and case continued until 2 st to allow defendant to employ new counsel Case revumed at 2 It Messrs Barclay NVilson entered as attoroeys for Further pootponed until 4 this day People velliAh continued until Monday October 28th1 at 9 A It am 1 2997 1 61 1 7 1 NE 1 4 I Clear 9:16 A 2995 166 49 Calm 0 Clear 1:50 211 98 1 87 20 SW 7 Clear THE VERY LATEST FRAwrz Observer LOCAL DOTS Nv17-iTERN UNION TELEGRArE COMPANY 31Essas WM MACDONALD CO tiAlr Dig retired from the bales Agency of tine Company the business will bereaf ter be conducted in the name of the CALIFORNIA SILK MAN UFACTURIN COMPal on the same premises as above named MR ROB Me YATES late with aliment Murphy Grant Co will Act as agent NEW MACHINERY has been added to our factory and our stock On sale bag been and will be very much enlarged OUR STANDARD GOolUS are now ranked fully equal to the best goods made in the United Writes and are far superior to the average imported We also make the cheaper grades to meet the demand for much goods Having a FACTORY at South San Francisco ALWAYS AT WORK and UNLIMITED FACILITIES we are able to keep our stock in store always fully assorted and can furnish any silk it short notice from stock or made to order This gives us great advantage over importers in supplying customers with any deeited color or kind of Silk in the line of MACHINE TWIST EMBROIDERY FRINGE TRAM AND SEWING SILKS Dealers buying of us need to carry but small stocks thus saving interest and shop wear on goods We absolutely guarantee our standard goods to be equal to the beat and most celebrated silks made and the general favor With which they are now regarded by con stoners and dealers eelling as we do to nearly the entire trade proves our assertion to be true aul should any goods be found not as guaranteed we will willingly take them back attention is drawn to the fact that besides our regular standard goods we have made to meet a demand for cheap grades I second quality which is sometimes mistaken for tke former We shall in future use different brands for the lower qualities though some time may elapse before a complete substitution of names can be made Lists of our products with prices can be obtained by mail" Our manufacturing lusiness has been built up with much labor and sacrifice din tog the last seven years and alter overcoming great vicissitudes has achieved complete success ea a California Industry Ean Frac etro Stork aNd Exchange Board Hut Iraammo Oat 21 1334 5734451310onticlance 931341C Belcher 1048 34 Bullion 1141134 1 Exchequer 73i 29484 67445610onticlenCe 9410 Belcher 1368 Bullion 1141136 Exchequer 7 Uti 29480 Ophir 441714 loax tool 6744514 Choi int 45456 2tic0213i Calltorina 12 a(2012 4avnv0 110W020 2121 Con 124(412 47417341E101s 65456 344 l41i 2441134 12q41X111161 bicx tom Chollax 65456 a ill 15304l416 ti 11 2tii621 California 12 (-01X cave 16420 213 ft21 Con Va IP 1 TT ON r- 6A1 1 1 'I HZ: eN rE) I I 0 El ll't ji 1 19 1 i A Overman 27427 Uniono1614148 Point 9 iiia94 Alta 13412 Jacket 92aal Lady Bryan 242 10 Imperial 114120iJulla 6 Eautuck 6 Cale4unia646 13 Nevada 1064111 omma0 Prutiatb Court 0 A 1:127 Estate of Thomas McGory to have all prop-arty set apart for willow granted Estate and guardianship of Francisco Lugo a of sate of real estate submitted Estate of John account and distribution heard and granted Seventy-five excursion tickets to the Los Angeles Fair were sold at Santa Ana There are prospects for an intmense crop of oranges at Old San Bernardino this season Special Agent Sharp returned by overland train to-day and we presume will now resume the post-office investigation Col John Graham managing director of the Toltec Syndicate Arizona arrived in the city yesterday by overland train Mr Spence of the Commercial Bank and Mr Ducommull were among the arrivals by overland train yesterday The members of Thirty-Eights Engine Company are notified of a special meeting to be held at their headquarters this evening See NewTo-Day column The tapestry picture of Washington the sewing machine and other articles for which chances were sold aCthe late Orphans' Fair will be raffled at the Pavilion ball next Wednesday evening Those who have taken stock in the Home Industrial Association and those who feel interested are Invited to visit the cannery on Commercial street and see what is being done by way as The Homo todustrial Aid Assoc's tioa Is incorporated for the purpose of promoting and proteeting home industry developing the resources of this city anti county and of giving employment to the holiest sod industrious poor Its capital Mock is $5000 divided into 5000 aharee which are fixed at the low denomination of one dollar each in order to place them withia the means of every one and to give a character of co-operation and mutual benefit to the works of the company Its Directore are A Rorick A Denim Gibson C1 Whiting Severance A Lawrence 1 Dunkelberger NV Wood Edward Leake Daniel McCarthy and Brooks These gentlemen have no private purpose or object in view nor are they seeking any personal gain or emolument They are working zealously with pure and honest motives prompted only by a worthy public spirit They do not claim to be beneficiaries nor do they think they are asking charity when conscious of the meritorious character of their undertaking they call for assistance to bring it to a aucceasful result Believing that in this favored locality manufactories are urgently needed which while utilizing and rendering valuable many of our surplus products will give employment to the idle bread to the hungry anti make smiling and happy many homes that are now sad and dreary they earnestly entreat the co-operation of their fellow-citizens in a movement which may have the effect of establishing one or more in our midst The little fruit canning business now just commenced on Commercial istreet though wirthy of the most generoom encouragement nnd fostering care is riot regarded by the incorporators as the sole aim and object of tills organization they hope and expect it will prove a great success but they think of it more as the nucleus of much larger and grander operations by means of which other and more important industries may be introduced A fruit-dryer would be next in order then a grape syrup evaporator or a beet sugar refinery or perchance it' all goes well a woolen or carpet factory In fact the extent of the possibilities and power for good of this society depends upon the encouragement and support it receives frotn the community Meanwhile the Directors intend to go slow and by keeping within their means not run into debt The officers of the Association are William Brooks President A Deuker Vice-President Severance Treasurer and A Lawrence Secretary These receive no compensation and they expect none Should any one prefer he may pny for his stock in four weekly installments By a clause of the constitution full-paid shares are made unassessable So far as the laws of the State will permit it is determined to keep them so under all circumstances except those of unforeseen and unavoidable mils-fortune and disaster In view of all which hoping that the goodness of the cause that excites its endeavors will be duly appreciated and feeling the necessity of prompt and substantial aid the society respectfully solicits ri 0-1 a) ro rl El "al 111 rb' N0 104 FE1-1 lj 0 Ei El tr (Nu 0 ill ce 1 El PP 1 El 1 (II ti 1 i 1 1 0) 1 A friend handed us this morning a clipping from the Lawrenceburg Exprege in which we find mention of Dr Luppo late of this place from whom no word has previously been received since the report of his illness The reference in question occurs in correspondence from Memphis and is as follows: "A French citizen named Abadie living in Fort Pickering committed uleide this morning (October 6th) Just on the event his convalescence Every member of his family has been stricken with the fever his wife dying about three weeks ago and it hi supposed his broken heart prompted him to the deed Dr Luppo of Los Angeles Cali forniawas called to administer antidotes to counteract the poison hut the man was dead when the Doctor arrived" Employing as we do nearly One Hundred American and European Women and Girls Giving the best Silks made at the lowest prices for corresponding grades and affording better lacilities in stock variety for selection than any other Silk Agency we feel that we are entitled to the patronage and preference of all who desire to AID HOME INDUSTRY CALIFORNIA SILK MANUFACTURING CO 11011EST Lt YATEs Agent Fisn Francisco Sept 101878 KILI-111100(i GRAHAM GRAHAM MO OSBORN Propr Soy AT WHICH few even nip ago a father and a daughter at Wellesley Massachusetts were having a pleasant chat mutusily recalling Incidents of the latter's childhood "I shall never forget" said the young lady how you took ma out of church one Sabbath when I was about three years old and punished me for playing In the meeting I can remember the tingling of that Peach-tree switch to this day" Very strange very strange" said the father I don't recollect the circumstance at all" Ab well papa you were at the other end of the switch" Among the contributors of ex 11W-- er'lloPrit Irrnmotrer OSBORNE'S -v- i it JD I INT 3: TRANSFER CO See notice of forty dairy 'cows and heifers for sale Mr Coulter will open his new dry goods establishment corner of Temple and Main streets tomorrow The ladies should all be on band to Inspect the new goods Following are the exports from the Santa Ana depot for the week ending Oct Ilth: Trees 37 packages eggs 11 cases honey 2175 lbs merchandise 3266 lbs: 1 horse 2000 tbs limes 1352 Mo lumber 3 car-loads wool 2712 lbs caster beans 6022 lbs corn 94879 tbs potatoes 2205 Its Total 148591 pounds--Sonta Ana Herald On the 29th instant the case of Cruz vs Martinez will come to a hearing before the Supreme Court in session here This action is a test of the city patent of 1866 and through it directly or indirectly affects the title of half the real property in Los Angeles It is a matter in which the deepest interest is felt and the proceedings In the trial will be closely watched The Thistleton libel case came up again in the County Court this morning when the counsel for defense Meses Brunson Wells appeared and asked to be dismissed They were duly discharged and Messrs Barelay Wilson sub-slanted in their place The case then went over until 4 o'elock this afternoon to allow the newly employed attorneys an opportunity to investigate it I EOM (1 Dio OILLICTTIc 01111oN't4 THAN OR' PT ON RECORDS ucr 19 is78 Eil obi WI ed 1S68 CONVEYANCES Elliott to Samuel house and lot of the Brooks row side Main etreet 141000 Wm Dawson to A of NW sco 4 4 8 10 Rancho Juau Cajon de Santa Ana $60321 tiustave Rust to Aug Langeu berger75x110 leet on tho NE ear of Adele and Centre strews Anaheim $750 '1 Eickey to Aurelia 20 and 30 In Birch's addition to Santa Ana $550o J01111 Carlin to Mrs Mary of Al 8 Patrick deceased Lot 2 blk Mott tract $410 A Robinson trustee to WM Flame and mold A Mead by deed lied tieday $00324 Whits to the Horticultural Society not mentioned in the list which appears elsewhere is Judge Reny or Florence who donated the premium pumpkin weight 21a pounds imnsmoomm omen OFFICE No 3 MARKET ST Baggage called for weighed and checked from residences and hotels to all points on the Central and Southern Pacific Railroad thus avoiding the annoyance and delay incident to a rush at the depot Special attention paid to the forwarding and shipping of all kinds of Merchandise and Freight also the moving and packing of Pianos Safes Furniture etc Leave your bills of lading with us or our agent on the train and your freight will be attended to without further trouble Remember the old stand No 3 MARKET STREET Los Angeles se12 tf A GOOD PM VAT I ouTrir TO AEI Li for two pussenpro oo21-2t1 apply to NORT HOLM They All Go To tile IXL No 9 Commeteial street for 20 yards calico for 51 FOR SALE ABOUP FORTY HEAD CHOICE IMII cows aud heifers Inquire ot THAYER 4BAllag Real Estate Brokers 29 Spriug areet 0c21-lw Los Aneles Cal Poultry Fruits of the season of all kinds as they come in can be had at the lowest market rates at Childs's Nursery ROYAL OF LIVERPOOL Norwich Union and Lancashire FIRE INSURANCE COS Combined Cash Capital $22750000 WALTER MAXWELL Agent Office-88 Spring at Central Block BO If GRAND BELL A McDonald 34 Spring street has just returned from San Fran else() with a large stock of boots and shoes of all kinds Ire says he found boots and shoes much cheap er than usual and will sell them the stillIP for cash Strictly one price Remember the place 34 Spring street CONCERT AT IRE Pest-Office Letter Llst The Board of Supervisors will reassemble tomorrow to receive bids for furnishing the County Hospital and Alms House It is expected that the establishment will be ready for occupancy about the first of November The Index understands that a number of San Bernardino sportsmen who staked money upon their favorites at the Los Angeles races chanced to get upon the losing side but by the assistance of friends they were enabled to raise funds sufficient to return home A highly interesting feature of the Fair proceedings Saturday evening last was the presentation of an elegant buggy to raider one of the prize babies The buggy was of different design but fully as elegant and costly as that awarded for a first premium on Friday afternoon It was a tribute well bestowed The Anaheim Gazette comes to the rescue of the fire boys of that place with the following explanation which it must be allowed is valid: "The disadvantages under which the Anaheim boys labored were many and various First two of the original team could not attend and their places were tilled by "green" men second only 100 pounds less weight was allowed them although the team numbered only nine men as against twelve men in the competing companies third their wagon was a clumsy wind-catching affair and was actually harder to pull than either of the other wagons although it nominally weighed 100 pounds less fourth the Anaheimers ran dressed ae firemen not as acrobats As the EXPRESS says the winners wore seven-ounce slippers and the Anaheim team wore seven-pound boots The moral to be drawn from all this is that had the Anaheim team been coached equipped and trained as their opponents were they would have been the victors Instead of the vanquished" 06'1211 r-Imi 9 T116 poultry department 14 Agri cultural Ptuk did credit to the enterprise of our popular breeder Mr Win Nile who exhibited over fifteen distinct varieties of land and water fowls This exhibit was litkid by visitors to compare very favorably with that at the State Fair This gentleman has spared no expense in Importing the choicest fowls and as ho has long since been recognized as authority upon all mutters pertaining to poultry parties desiring to improve their stock will do well to patronize him Mr Niles informs us that he is also breeding thoroughbred (logs and the Berkshire hog of the choicest strains and that he guar antees the safe arrival of eggs and stock calling for advertised letters or packages if nut personally known to the Postmaster or one or his clerks niust be duly identified LAISSi LIST PAVILION On the Night a Wednesday Oct 23d '78 IN LID OF THE BUILDING FUND Full Brass Band for Promenade Grand Orcht3stra for Dancing No expense or efforts spared to insure complete comfort and pleasure The Pavilion will be cleared and fitted up for the occasion ET'7E EP 1EPA2LMITi1 53 and 55 Main St "sris) 1 L11 Invalids who are stinting from chronic kidney and livrr diseases rheumatism dyspemis scrofula and all cutaneous affections should go to Fulton's Sulphur Wells loos td thirteen miles east of Los Angeles on the Anaheim Railroad The medicinal properties of this water is beyond it question 4114 A41 ORM MASTER OF CEREMONIES Mayor A MacDougall Attention Ladies Pvillon Items In order to make room for our extensive Fall purchases we will hold a 1 1 i Mrs Ponet has arrived from San Francisco with the latest fashions in millinery and fancy goods which she intends to sell at the lowest prices Call and see the stylish hats for $5 formerly sold for $10 French garments sold for from $8 to $10 school hats at 25 cents apiece and all goods at the same low rates Ladies are invited to call and examine our prices at Pioneer Millinery Store No 78 Main street SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE Beginning on the 27th instant and will offer some FLOOR MANAGERS: Brandry Chas Miles Mitchell 'rhos Brown Roos Mott Ittepulvtda Hewitt ASSISTANT FLOOR MANAGERS Geo Gard Ilobert Eckert Leon Loeb John Wachtti WI Brod' red Guiel Kurtz Geo Pike Franeeo Geo Vignole I los A Prelim Miller Gibson Joe BA yer A Graves Fred Kohler I Gilmore Morris Rothchild Severance a Bettis Joe Meaner Hutton Sidney Lacy It Thompson Wm Stephenson A Howard Lockwood I Carrillo 0 Darcy Geo Furman Frank Coulter Otto Papineau Time Atwell Geo 8 Safford Will Wanly Maurice Yunkera RECEPTION COMMITTEE: deBarth Short) 3 rote I Lord john (i PoWnAr( It 8 Baker Id :4 Win II Perry Meyer Newmark A al 8tettlit4m John Godfrey Walser ti Artier Mutottinnon boOlr A Moarenitaut hiaphen White Fair Silver Fair Everybody should see the great exhibition at the IXL No 9 Commercial treet They have a great display of silverware All of it is to be given to everybody for nothing Go and see it Goods on exhibition at the Pavillon are being rapidly removed and both floor and gallery present a barren appearance Owners of goods are requested to complete their work early to-morrow morning so as to give the managers of the ball time to clean up for Wednesday night Pelsons having claims against the horticultural Society are requested to present them to the Secretary at his eilke No 5 Odd Fellows' Block Premiums will be paid immediately Probably the officers will be ready to see the successful ixhibitori by Wednesday morning Those desiting diplomas in lieu of cash eau be accommodated The Society will prepare a very line diploma for those entitled to them The money returned to the Society ill be credited to the donors on noffilicrsille or dues Recount and valuAble than 'We learn that thus far no goods been reported as lost or injurcil to any tent Adiir Jennio Baker Ada 3 Bartlett Mrs John Blasdel Mrs Bresnier Louisa Carpenter Bella Clark Mrs Eldred Alice Field Emilia Fisher Emma Gray Jennie itazietine HernandezAdelayila Mrs Hosifania Miini Kyor Annio Kizer Mrs I A Mrs A Logan Airs tiherwin Lyster Stella Murray Mrs Ortez Maria Pico de Radquez Mrs Radford Mrs Thos Solgada Adelintla Shaw Mrs ll Shaw Esther smith Maria Steal Mrs fl At Stone Anna Thomas Elizabeth Valdez Eloiiia Vaughn Eloisa Vouve Eloisa Welch Mrs Wilburn Clara Wilson Elizabeth GENTLIDIEN'S LIST Allen Lt Allen Iv Angola Flora Ayres Jos At Baez Jesus Baker Edwin Baldwin Jae Barker Jos it Barnett Both Bland El Booth John Bot Ravi Bridges David Brock Isaac Brown Ed Brown 0 W-2 BUNS Win Caldwell Alex Carpenter Paola) Carlisle Clark Coidarens Ai Co Coon Cling Cortland Wagon Co Crow Dartentor II Denick Bros Don Carlos Thee Dunoanson Edgar Bartolo Masino Foster Oscar A Freund Sam Fritz Diessing Fuller A Gallic Jos Gard Ed Gage Gilliland Thos Gow MeL Gough I Griffin Juo II Judson Green Mr Gray Geo Green Colet IV liam Win Hayes If Heiman A it 0190111 Nat Hernandez Mulct Holloway John Humphrey Jervals Louis Jones It Ni Kavanagh Dan Laser Lassen Chas Lertorn Madalena Luich A News Edam' Lyons Cyrus Lyster Wm Angel-4 Morton Hon McDougal Wm Moore It el Molina Gabriel Miller Frank Munson O'Brien Grogan Jas Pierce Pamirez Concepcion Richardson John Roe Thos Rosin Mr for 3 Dowl Snooze Jns Scott Montgomery Simone John Smith Spencer 0 Styles V' Strong PI Tyson Utley 0 Wade Thoa Walsh Whits for White Johnny Daniels Williams A Witherby 0 Work Sam Very Great argains The public are cordially invited to call and convince themselves that we really ell at prices never heard of before and that we DEFY COMPETITION TICKETS ONE poLLAE Admitting Gentleman anti Lady For sate at the Pavilion and Bookatorea ofl td The Pi nimrtority of the "Garden Tea" sold at George Rowan's Spring street over he usual sorts offered in mat ket is as marked as that of cultivated ft nit over their several species in the natural or wild state This tea is grown with special care by the Japanese farmers the plant being enriched by the most skillful fertillz lug and scrupulously protected by covering from the extremes of the weather either heat or eold After the leaf is picked the utmost pains is taken in its final preparation being fired and handled with the view of fully retaining its natural fine aroma and strength Mr Itowan's stock embraces all the qualities in demand in this locality and his prices are the lowest ever made in this city on this class of goods ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE The Au) le Bare -EFFECTED BY 18 yards for $1 11 yards for $1 12 yards for $1 25c per yard 25c per yard $1 per dozen $1 per dozen 50 cts 121 and 15c at $1 $350 Choice Prints Lonsdale and White-Rock Muslins Heavy Brown Sheetings one yard wide Two- and 2i-yards-wide Sheeting All-Wool Red and White Flannels Linen Napkins Linen Towels Corsets (sold before at $150) A Great variety of DRESS GOODS (sold before at 25c) Men's and Boys WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS Heavy BLANKETS 12 I ie IT 1 10 0 II it id 6- )e Id so 17 Co Hoodlums and Hoodlumism EDITOR EXPRESS: Rev Dr Cunningham's lecture last evening at Good Templars' Hall on "Hoodlums and Hoodlumism" was one of the most brilliant and eloquent discourses I have heard for many years His large audience was held with intense interest throughout the lecture and as the reverend gentleman speaks without notes or manuseript be is free to give full force to impassioned eloquence and present his subject and points in the most pleasing style The speaker adopted as the foundation of his remarks the language of the Jewish iHmdlum children who ran out on the streets and derisively exclaimed to the Prophet Elisha as he was passing by soon after the ascension of Elijah in a chariot of fire: "Go up thou bald-bead go bp thou which occasion the good prophet cursed them in the name of the Lord and two she bears came out of the wood and tore forty and two children A terrible retribution for their display of hoodlumism The Doctor discoursed loran hour On the origin causes practices and remedies for hoodiumism exhibiting a familiarity with this terrible blight upon society such as an eight years' residence with close in1 vestigation in San Francisco would give and a depth of thought and I consideration of the remedies truly gratifying to the listeners Doctor Cunningham is excelled by few if any pulpit orators on the Pacific Coast and is rapidly building up here a large congregation of earnest adherents and friends of himself and the Presbyterian Church which is now demanding a much larger room for its services I would say to churchgoers and others who have not heard the Doctor's lectures that they are missing a rich intellectual treat when they fail to bear him He announced as the subject for his next Sunday evening's lecture "Church Music" Men's and Boys' CLOTHING and UNDERWEAR BELOW THE LOWEST cunaasa tErrans Fung Sang Tai Chung Co Chile Chun care Kon Wa Lung Wang Ling I It DUNKELBEILIER Los Angeles Oct 21 1878 EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AND ONLY ONE PRICE A Card of Thanks California Elastic Truss tiO Truss Co Borne Proprietor 1001tr Sir: I feel that I owe it 'atrWP" to you and to humanity to write the fact that have been subatantially cured of a bad case of Rupture of thirty years standing by one of your ineomperable Trusses which I bought of you three months age I cannot describe the suffering physically and mental ty th tt I have undergone during that period and now I feel like a new being I have worn all kinds of Trusses both Steel and Elastic and never received any permament reltef until I tested yonra Its simplicity of orm atruction and the facility with which it can he adiusted and the ease and perfect freedom to the motions of tho body wth which it can he worn without irritation are It! thief merits and it is a perfmt aupport er I have not hart any sign of a rdurn of the rupture since the firm day I put it on and feet that I ant perfectly Mired It 111 invaluable and the fact ebould be annao to the world You ran refer any one to MA on the aunlect of their merits I am truly yours AlPRFEI PUREE Chief Mail Clerk Daily Evening: Post Send for illustrated catalogue and price list CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TIM4S CO die Sacramento at San Francisco: nottrawly Los Angeles Guards itt the month muster and inspection at 14 tII Ily order of APT ht DARCY ooldtf Commanding A "victim" of San Diego writes to the Union the following description of an enetny to ripe fruit not heretofore mentioned in the best works on pomology: "In the interest of science permit me to offer some remarks upon the "apple-bore" The apple-bore is an insect that infests the fruit stands at all hours of the day lie comes and taklog the arm-chair draws it up to a convenient nearness to the apple-box and puts his feet on the sugar barrel After eating the largest and beet apple in the box he takett another and patronisingly asks "Why don't you keep good apples?" though they may be the best Oregon can afford In the meantime he throws the parings on the floor After he 'has eaten all he can contain ho puts two or three in his pocket for the chit en and then magnanhnously (Weis to give one dollar for what remain in the box if the good-natured fruit dealer will give (din a ride home Price of the hog before he sat down $150 There is another who eats II sample out of each box takes an apple In each hand and then buys five cents' svorth" lTIMO 0 'T Pt I 1T IJ-17 A 01-1 WOLFENSTEINIS Photographs are unexcelled When you want a picture that Shall be a true likeness of Yourself go to Wolfenstein Who owns the only perfect Gallery in Los Angeles De not squander your money away By going to inferior galleries Because pictures are advertised Half a dollar cheaper per Dozen Wolfenstein employs only experienced Artists He allows no poor pictures to leave his Place He enlarges Old pictures to any size Required He is very successful with children He wishes the public to compare his Work with others no has the very best facilities And He is bueoessful because be entirely Understands the art and pays Strict attention to his business And gives all the departments Personal supervision EDITOR allow Mrs Vs lder and myself thr6ugh your valuable paper to return to our friends in behalf of ourlittle daughter Pera our sincere thanks for the elegant carriage presented to her at the Pavilion on last Saturday night Respectfully A VALDER Eugene Meyer Co HUI18011 of Portland Ore gon is estimated to arrive today or tomorrow with a requisition for Johnson the robber and murderer now in Jail here CITY OF PARIS 53 AND 55 MAIN STREET o27 1m.