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ToMBs POLICE COURT.
A Notorious Thief and Counterfeiter
Arraigned,

n
Arraigned,
Ell Brown, the notorious thief and counterfeter,
who was arrested by Detectives Livingston and
Farley of the Central ONCE, on Wednesday,
charged with robbng Thomas M. Fuller, Of Chi
cagO OF 81, 500 and gold watch was yesterday ar
raigned before Judge Ledwith at the Tombs Police
Court. The circumstances and arrest were fully
detailed In yesterdays issue. The prisoner was
committed without bail.
A Dishonest Working Girl.
Emma P. Thompson was arrested on Wednesday
by Detectives Elder and McDougall, on the COM
plant OF Messrs. Wilson Il Gregg, III Broadway
Emma, who Is q tall, ladylike looking person, Of
fine address and appearance, was employed as
forewoman in the store OF the compliments. A
valued at $50. The case was put into the hands or
the detectives and they searched her rooms, No.
Lafayette place, aud found there about one thou
sand dollars worth of coaks, shawls and laces
which were identified by Messrs. wilson & Gregg
as their property. Judge Ledwith held her under
$4,000 bail to answer.
The Allegheny Bond Robbcr.
c. H. Hampton, charged with the robbery of the
Allegheny Railroad bond OF $1,000 from the Safe
Deposit Company at Pittsburg, was arraigned
again In the Tombs Police Court yesterday before
Judge Ledwith, and Detective Beaver produced
endorsed by Governor Dix. The counsel for the
defence in the meantime had sued out writ OF
haDeas corpus before Judge Barrett returnabe
in the Court Of Oyer and Termner this morn
ing at hafpast ten O'Clock. Hampton will until
then be transferred to the custody of the Sheriff.
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Conclusion Of Argument for the Prisoner
Reply by District Attorney Phelps
Decision Reserved.
THEATRICAL TRlBULATIONS.
Fechters Fourteenth Street Theatre Fig
zle-Heavy Suit for Dam
ages-Oase On.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS

Yesterday Thomas woodward was brought be-
fore Commissioner Shields and charged with de-
serting from the American ship Near5chuz. lie was
held In $3.50 for examination.
In the United States Circuit Court there has
been filed bill in equity by James Il. Osgood and
others VS.. Albert L. and George w. Luyster, pub
lishers OF this city, praying for an Injunction to
restrain the defendants from selling, In violation
OF the plaintiffs copyright. copies OF the works OF
Brett Harte, printed in England.
The further examination OF the charge against
DR.. Wright, alias John Purssey, 81 Blocker street.
OF senChng through the mails box containing
pills intended to effect an immoral purpose, was
resumed yesterday before Commissioner Osborn.
Evidence was given for the defence tending to
show that the accused was not the party who had
committed the act charged. The further hearing
Of the case was adjourned.
Yesterday the further examination OF the case
Of George Mcdonnell, who is charged with COM
plicity In the great frauds upon the Bank Of Eng
land. was resumed before Commissioner Gutman,
ut his once, In Nassau street. After q number OF
legal points had been ruled upon ana determined
by the Commissioner counsel for the prosecution
introduced and read in evidence large batch Of
London. Ono Of the dispositions stated that blank
checks and aoceptances upon the Bank OF England
had been found in McDonnels room in London.
The further hearing of the case was adjourned till
this morning.
In the recent suit before Judge Freedman, OF the
Superior Court, by Grace Hoole, assignee OF John
Hoole, Jr., in which she received verdict OF
$4,000, the decision was enormously reported as
against the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany. The suit was against the Mutual Protection
Life Assurance Society OF the United States.
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lot 40 D. adSeinns the above. xloo; Clinton Oh ., q,
ot NO H. adjclnin9 he above, asnioo JR smith
iSs 10 q 10Th 81. 100 4 u Of BOalsvsrd =. a,
ss 90 o. ADJOINING IL. shove On n :. 5aioas.j ~
ist So D. adjoining the above :, isIiOas'J 7m
lot. dos s. 10 and iii adjoining, each ss1ioo .oo
Iss is and III adjoining each asIiOo b. on
mos IL Is and III adjoining. each sdnioo; C.
sSe: s it, 10 and ri adjoining, each ssiioo, =,
Iss ssSs n Isl ana Isl adjoining. each a1oo : -
les sSos as and Is adjoining. each asxoo
'l ssass 81: + ss. sn a. 20 loo co.
lots sos s. 81 S. @ and So adjoining on W. S..
s: ZEN . s' q and 80 adjoining, each -
iSis Gqs u and ii adjoining each 800
lots @os 81 3d. 10 ii and la adjoining, each ''
ist NO 40 near iisS sv and 10Th st. s1ioo; j. '''
lots Dos 81 S adjoining the above on S'
let IA So corner Of iith sv and list st. l's
lots s1 sSs So adjoining tn. above on loos'
lot No lis r. " Corner Of ii av and list ST.
.oxioo; j. Wilcox 1850
lots Sos lss and $50 Adjoining together
lot and gore No. iis and is p Of list ST. loo H.
Ing. together 5oxiso; r Van yalkenburg 200
eng sSs4 ss s fps ss aa0n
ing together Soxi5Si ~ Ellison "a, 200
SOxl6n6; J. r. smith 20, 400
ing together SoxiSss; r smith %, 200
ing. together Soxi5Ss; T. q. Weaver en- 200
Ing. together 5Sxi7s 8; O. Gilbert .ls 900
together 46xissS; Chaa r Huntington. 20 400
joining, IS 3xls6 B. +. Wheewrght. 500
lot No $50 r. W. corner OF 18th av and 10th St, 256
Iots os s 90 and 81 adj9ining each 2Ssl09 DO IS log
lots os Io9 ITO llD adjoining each 2txle0 do 10 QUO
2obxlOo; j. Wilcox. 10000
18th ay.. each 25xl00o g. Gilbert. ......... 49, 200
ST.. Wheelwrlght 10 75C
1xl006; O: Gilbert Is 800
Q. Gilbert 5000
r. w. Of 18th av, each 25xl00b; John Hooper IS 900
?5xlO05 g Gilbert II,
?5xl005; @. Gilbert. % SO(
O0s Ellison &C
WATER GRANTS.
" lots bounded by 10th and list sts and 18th av.
q lots bounded by list and 72d sts and 18th av G.
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COURT OF COMMON PLsAs-spsclAL TERM.
Bcrgh Charged with Contempt OF
Court.

Court.
Before Judge U. p DAILY.
motion was made In this Court yesterday, on
behalf Of the Broadway and Twenty-third Street
Omnibus line, to punish Mr.. Bergh President Of
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Ami.
mails, for contempt Of Court, for having claimed,
violated the injunction recently granted by Judge
j. f. Daily, prohibiting the arrest OF drivers unless
in the act Of violating the law. driver OF their
line, 1t appears, arrested the 7th inst, and
trial before the Court OF Special Sessions was
acquitted Among the witnesses for the prosecu-
ton DR.. Grier; veterinary surgeon OF tortytwo
years. practice, who testified that the horse on
count Of driving which the arrest was made was
then unfit to be driven, and that when stopped he
had to stand on three legs. The opposing wit
nesses testified that he was being driven for exer.
else, and that his only trouble was q swollen leg
1t was on account OF the doubt raised by the con-
ficting testimony that the driver was acquitted
Judge DAILY ntimated that in his opinion, the
mony OF the veterinary surgeon was conclusive,
and relieved Mr. Bergh from the charge OF VIOLA
ton OF the injunction. Upon this inttnation the
counsel Tor plaintiff asked that the matter stand
over till next Tuesday. to allow him to make fur
Their examination into the case, and this request
was granted.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
CITY C0uRT-SPEClAl TERM.

Henry e. BOWen's Grent Libel Suit.
Before Judge Nelson
Mr.. Henry c. Bowen, hearing that an order had
been issued for his arrest by Judge Nelson, in
superintendent Fields libel suit against him for
500, 600 damages quietly walked into the Sherifrs
once yesterday morning to give bail. He offered
as bondsmcn Mr.. Horace B. Claim, certain dry
goods merchant OF New York; and Mr. Charles
STAIRS, who qualified in $4,000 each. The state
ment that Mr.. Bowen attempted to evade arrest
on Wednesday night Is false. Mr.. Bowen was at
his residence all Wednesday afternoon and night.
This suit, IL may be remembered, grew out OF the
publication OF an account OF the rencontre between
Mrs. Thomas Kinsella and Mrs. Thomas Field
lwife OF the School superintendent at a Coney
Island road hotel last week.
Decisions.
James Fenton VS.. Isaac Inness.-Judgment for
the defendant with costs. Opinion on file.
Charles Hoier vs. +. J. Michel ct al.-Demurrer
overruled with costs, with liberty to defendant to
answer within ten days.
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Brooklyn Real Estate Sales,

The following important sales Of property were
made yesterday by Jere. Johnson, Jr., auctioneer.
at Auction Exchange, 800 and 401 Fulton street.
BrOOklyn:-
sts; N. Cohimeisr IS, l2s
I'd sts II. Kelsman ....... $3.50
LOT on N 9TH St, near 7th st. M e Doyle. .. Ito
Factory property corner of N. 7th and 7th SITS M.
IS. MRS Harding ~ @ 5000
ss; y Brewster 5000
sau sta j, Bre wster - & 400
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COURT or SESSIONS.
A Brace or Mean Thieves,
pofora Ind0a Moara

Before Judge Moore.
George and Mary Morgan's mode OF work
was to engage board at o house, rob the other
boarders and then clear out. They ATTEMPTED to
play their game at Mrs. Mary Testimonies house
on Gates avenue, but were caught. They had &C.
cured 500 worth OF jewelry, which, however was
recovered. Yesterday the prisoners were con.
victed, and Judge Moore sentenced the husband to
four years and eleven months and the wife 10 two
years and three months In the Penltentiary.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Highway Robbery.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Cox, countryman named James
Smith, temporarily at 243 West Thirtieth street,
charged John Dolan, OF 225 West Twenty.ninth
street with Knocking him down and attempting to
rob him. The two had been drinking together ana
while walking on Eighth avenue Dolan, as ia
alleged, suddenly attacked his companion, and,
striking him to the sidewalk, commenced search
ing his pocket. The other cried for the police,
and Dolan was arrested. He was committed to
answer.
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.

CITY COURT or BR0oKYLH.-Nos. ISL, 100 o04 2os
ILL., 1858, 27I 49, 1884, 49, 49, 2T4 276 276 277 ora 279
ISL 1872 253 2S 1856, $3.50. 2S7, 1885, $780, 800 291 900
293,
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damages. Tue alleged damages a win be seen BY
tne ngures below. are Of rather startling charac-
.Sll2,0O
PROCEEDINGS IN COURT.


upon the above complaint application was made
20 Judge Barrett. In Supreme Court Chambers for
an attachment against the theatre. Judge Barrett
would only grant an attachment for the amount
actually expended by Mr.. Fechter, that Is to say,
plea that Mr. Sherman is nonresident' his place
OF sojOurn, as stated, being in London, In charge
OF branch establishment there OF Duncan,
Sherman A. Co. AS Mr. Duncan refused to
accept service OF the summons and COM
paint motion was made and granted
for order OF publication, 80 as to
avoid the necessity OF personal service. further
order was also granted yesterday TO show cause
why the attachment previously granted should not
low, Laroque Il Mcfarland, who are Mr.. Shermans
lawyers, that he IS not a nonresident, but only
temporarily soOurning in Europe. This branch OF
the case viii como up for argument next Monday.
Meantime the theatre Is In the hands OF the Sheriff
4 Co, who are claimed by some parties TO be joint
owners of the theatre, have thrown Mr.. Fechter
overheard entirely, Notwithstanding the pending
OF the present suit and leased the premises to w.
]. Florence.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


RLoNDEL-RANsoM.-On Wednesday, April %, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev. T. w.
Chambers, assisted by Rev. Thomas De Witt, THO
Ransom, ESQ.,, all OF this CITY,
BRooKs-DU BARR1E.-On Thursday, April a. at
Christ church, by Rev. DR.: Bancroft: DR.. CHARLES
=. BROOKS; Of Brooklyn, 1; L, to Miss WILLIE DU
BARRIE, of Charleston, S. c.
Charleston papers please copy.
Wednesday, April %, 1873, by Rev Zeiotes Grin
NELL D. D., ROBERT p CARPENTER, Of New Rochelle
T. E:o H. 70 MITE g. daughter OF John Chrysta,
ABEAUX-McFARLANE.-on Wednesday, April
I. H. Lghtiipe, CLAUDE AUGUSTA CnABEAux Of
France to JANE MARIA MCFARLAND daughter Of
Henry McFarlane, OF Rocky Hill, IL.
COSTER-OLLIFFE.-On Tuesday, April %, at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rev. Henry
Montgomery, EMILY G. 0LLlFFE to JOHN H. Cos
CRANE-BoYDEN.-on Wednesday, April %, at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal parsonage, by the Rev.
Jonn r; Cookman, assisted by the Rev. r. b. Yard,
Dfs HsM aHFn the residence of w.
the 9 synnS oHs Sos ApI
York, to FANNY =, HUMPHREY, OF Rochester, N. Y
HUNGERF6RD-sTuART.-On Wednesday, April 49,
HuNdERFoRD to MARIAN STUART, all OF New York.
JAcoB-BENDIT.-On Wednesday, April g. 1873
avenue, by Rev. DR.. Adler, ErHRAiM 4. JACOB to
REGINA, eldest daughter OF the late S. Bendt, all
KELLY%CAsEy.-In BROOKLYN. on Tuesday, April
~ al the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the
Rt Rev. John Laughlin, assisted by Rev. J. f.
O'Hare, JOHN D. KELLY OF New York, to JANE A.,
daughter OF William Casey, Esq, OF Brooklyn.
LEE-COLroN. AT the residence Of the brides
mother, on Wednesday, April %, by the Rev. David
Inglis, EvERARDUs w. LEE TO SARAH H. COTTON
daughter of the late Clinton Cotton, both OF Brook
lyn, No cards.
Hackensack papers please copy.
PENRosE-FoRD.--On Tuesday, April o. at st.
Johns Episcopal church, New York, by the Rev.
DIR. Wiswall, WILLIAM J. PENROsE, OF New York, to
EMILY +. FORD, OF Brooklyn.
church, Jersey City, on Tuesday April a. 1874, by
the Rev. DR.. Abercrombie, MYRON w. ROGERS Of
and granddaughter Of John Harper, Esq, OF Jersey
City.
VAN ALEN-GARDNER.--By the Rev. W. w. Newell,
ID. D., JACOB VAN ALIEN to SARAH, only daughter OF
the late Leonard r. Gardner.
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BARKER.-On Tuesday morning, April /, 1873, by
the wreck OF the steamship Atlantic, at Mars Head
N g., AGNES M. BARKER, youngest daughter OF the
late EpnraIm Barker, Of Baltimore
Her remains have not been recovered.
Basal London, England, on Monday March
Il, 1873, SAMUEL W. BASS, Jr., only son OF Samuel
w. Bass, OF this city, In the Esd year OF his age.
The funeral services will be held at the South Re-
formed church (Rev. DIR. Rogers), corner of Fifth
avenue and Twenty first street, on Friday, 25th
inst, NJ IL O'Clock noon. Relatives and friends
invite&to attend without further invitation.
C0MPAEY ORDRK-NO. 1.
EIGHTH COMPANY, SEVENTH REGIMENT
N. q. 8. N. ",
NEW YORK, April ~, 1873
This COMPANY will assemble ut the arm0ry on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Hotel Arrivals.

Pico House-E M Satles, Santa Ana;
Mrs Donelson, San Fernandez; Walter
Drew, Robins Station; Vim johnson,
San Bernardino; A Mayer, San Fran
cisco; Mills, Billip Williams, Los
Angeles Co.; A r Benedict, New York;
A Gilmore, U 5 Army, Prescott; r
Rey, wife and child, San Diego; A T
Smiley, Bakersfield.
ClArendon--Milto Lindley, DR. s
Elliott, Minneapolis, Mimi; w. J
Murry, San Francisco; III 3 Emerson,
Wilmington; l J Madison, city; Jas
Ward, San Diego; JOS Enser, J Gid
neau, N Brown, Mckenzie, city; w S
Stevens, San Francisco; G w Biusse,
Colorado Territory;J b Smith, San
Diego; b Dryfus, fRiump, Anaheim;
Geo S Blake, WK Cook, Spadra; Jas
B Laukershine, San Francisco; s Tib-
bet, Ell Monte; Col Ross, U s A., Pres
cott; J Billings, A Smith, city.
-4afayette-Maslme Loge. J. X. Tuf-
free, Anaheim; J Bye, AID Lord, VIM
Shaille, city; o H Baker, G P Peel
ers, Forks of Road; Frank Schirnarler,
San Bernardino; I Bidwill, 7 Bed
ford, Alice Bedford. San Bernardno;
Henry f Moore, Anaheim; w P Hen
derson, ] H Kendall, James ID Duffey,
city; H G Emerson, Wilmington; Ed
Lainresse, Anaheim; H Collins, Ra-
cine; A Mayer, Breur; T H Pettis; San
Bernardino; + Ruerei, San Juan.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

Two teams lelt the depot yesterday.
One to l.. L., Cerro GDrdo, and one
assorted to Ell Monte.
Messrs. Kennedy, Vanderlip and
Raines, the gentlement from Panna-
mint, left on the Mohongo, for San
Francisco yesterday. FE4
Mr.. Beaudry's advertisement of
lands and city lots has only appeared
in our columns few times, and yet
we learn that he has already sold q
number Of hOmesteads lots and a ranch
of 5000 acres. Advertising pays, and
Mr.. Beatldry is aware Of 1t. a
On Monday, the Mission school
house was burned down. About IL
o'clock, while the school was in ses-
sion a cracking was heard and one Of
the pupils ran out, discovered the fire
and gave the alarm. The building is
total loss, but the furniture and books
We're saved.
Sheriff Rowland left for San Fran
cisco yesterday with three prisoners
for San Quentin, Pedro DOminguez,
sentenced for fifteen years for murder
in the second degree; Jose Apodeca,
and William Murray, each one year
for burglary. Martinez not having
received his sentence is still in the
county Jail.
Last evening one of our principal
streets was obstructed by the body of
dead mule, which foraught we know
is laying there yet. Have our city
authorities no care for the looks Of
the public streets, that they are so
slow to make move to Keep them
clear? They are certainly not in SO
tine condition that we can afford to
pile up dead animals on them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
DOMESTIC NEWS.

, CHICAGO, Dec. II.
An Inter-0cean Washington dis
patch says: "At last light begins to
dawn upon Williams case. in spite of
reticence regarding the charges pre-
ferred against him in connection with
the Chief Judgeship. Wright says the
Holemus & Jackson suit charges were
examined and rejected as baseless. He
was then reported for confirmation,
when telegram making serious charges
in connection with alleged attempts to
control political matters In Oregon
were received from Oregon by the Ju-
dietary Committee, and the character
of the signers caused the Committee
to ask that the nomination be recon-
mitted. After consideration they have
asked for power to send for persons
and papers. The chances now are
that no report can be made until after
recess" The same dispatch says it is
generally apparent that the salary bill,
as reported to the House yesteydy with
Kasson's amendment, will pass that
body, but that another salary will be
fixed at six thousand dollars by the
Senate.
The second annual Convention of
Farmers met in this city to-day. They
will probably be in session during the
week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Dec. II.
The Swiss Government has REIN
bursed Count Staupfli his expenses
rs member of the Arbitration, the
Count declining any honorarium in
the form Of testimonial.
Advices from Cape Coast, Castele,
to the 23d ult., report that Gen. Sir
Garnette Woolsey had completely re-
covered his health, and resumed active
duty. During his illness the expedi-
ton was at stand still, owing to the
large lumber of sick. The authorities
at MADEIRA were placing every obstacle
they could in the way Of establish
ing a sanitarium for British subjects
stricken with the fever.
SINGAPORE, Dec. 16.
The Dutch troops have had an en-
gagement with the Atcheese army and
obtained victory. = vi ,sttlaHiuIl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. II.

SAN BERNARDINO, dec. IL.
Mr.. Abadie, the owner of the Lytle
creek hydraulic mine, was shot and
killed last night while on his way
home from Cucamongo. He left Gu
camongo between and o'clock and
was seen passing Mr.. Smiths place be-
tween five and six, and was never seen
again alive. Last night about one
o'clock, a messenger came to town and
aroused the town Marshal who left in
few moments accompanied by q
posse. They proceeded to Mr.. Aba
dies house, viewed the body, and as
soon as it was light took the back trail.
About two miles below the mines they
saw where the wagon came into the
road. The trail then went into the
brush, aud after wandering about for
three four miles came back into the
road again at place where a small
wash ran parallel to the road. Here
they saw the marks of two men and
one horse. One party started on the
trail and another went back to the
house. Mr.. Abadie was shot twice, one
ball striking him in the left breast
angling, and after passing through
the heart made its exit from the back;
the other ball took. effect in the right
temple, lodging in the brain. From
all appearances he received no warn
ing, but fell forward in the wagon.
The horses became frightened by the
noise of the shots and ran from the
road, but after recovering from their
scare went back again and took the
road home, arriving about midnight.
The gold watch and purse of the de-
ceased were not disturbed, nor was his
shotgun which was under the seat,
loaded and capped. The deceased was
a peaceable, well-disposed citizen; he
had been engaged in mining for some
nine years and was universally liked
and respected. The cause Of the kill
ing is conjectured to arise from law
suit brought against him last summer
for the possession of the Lytle creek
mines, in which Abadie was success
full. Dark hints and threats have
been made, and this is the culmina-
tiOn of the affair,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
PROVISIONS,
Passenger List.

The following is the list of passen-
gers which sailed yesterday from San
Pedro per steamer MohongO, for San
Francisco: CT Shepherd, wife and
seven children; Edward Lyon, Mr..
IOngtreumisO, r G Stoneman, f Van
derlip, Mrs Sprague, w l. Kennedy,
Mrs c Leah, + P Raus, NJ LParsons,
j Rawley, N Hoxie, N Brown, f
Bailey, Sister Suphrina, n ] Saviers,
Sister Dorothea, V Griffin, G Brad
hurst, Rev NJ l. Craswell, J c Gibbs,
r Il Lloyd, r Rising and wife, VIM
Mcguire, Miss Thomas, Allen Hart,
Mrs Long, Sheriff Rowland, John
Brown, wife and children; G A Grimes,
Mrs NJ Walls and two Infants; Sister
Lucia, 4 Fawcett. Franz Schneider,
for Santa Barbara,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Real Estate Transactions.

Deeds fled for record for the "A hours end
ing at o'clock, Dec. II, 1873, as reported for
the DAILY HERALD by Judson & Gillette,
Searchers of Records for Los Angeles county:
Prudent Beaudry to William M. Sheridan
Lot IL, block 1903, Bellevue Terrace tract, $425
Deed made In 1872. 1y
William M. She ridan to Martin Devine-
Lot II, block 1903, Bellevue Terrace tract, $3.50
Deed made in 1872. TN
simon B. Cox to ZOette Eldridge-Ten acres
inT2s, II l3, w s B NJ, $500.
simon B. Cox to Jerome BGreen-Ten acres
In T2s, RIB, w y M b, $500.
G. II. Labatt and A. G.. Labatt to Samuel h.
Caswell-Lot 5. block IA, and lots 4and o,
block IL, Ord's survey, $1,000 y sssi 4
SIR. Toberman to W. H. Parker-S n of . Q
x Sec. 81, T2, II IS, $500.
f. \. Eaton to l.. Fl. ThOmas-l-56 part of all
the water rising In Eaton Canton and Of the
bitches, dams and Rumes, 81,
II. b. Thomas to VIM. Lyon-29 acres of Hy.
man tract, San Antonio Rancho, 800.
Louis Wolfskill to j. c. Hamon-l59-37 acres
ofRsncho san Francisq1ito, 81 ,eoo.
X. NJ. Widney to I. l.. Goh-32-37 acres ofthe
T.. d. Gavitt ct ux to g. II. Ames-lG acres of
Sec. 81, Il / S, II l3, WSB NJ, 81.
City of Los Angeles to Carmen Araysa-LOt
on Bull street, 5S feet front, IS,
Henry Bremerman, to Bernard Cohen-l0N
acres in Anaheim, 1916 20. tlAn
WIN. b. Lee to Allen Wiloox-25 acres In
FL Monte, $500.
Pm. Roth to Edmund Daak-Lots / and
In block ~, Ords survey, Haber tract, 81, 900.
8. H. Orme to ]. w. POtts-LOt !, block b,
Mott ract, $50.