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, 1874-03-03

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, 1874-03-03


10 The Editor Qf 1hc Chtcaoo Tribune:
SIN: It seems to mo TINT Romo OF my brother
bank-olcr1ss or tho writer's Of various commune
cations who sign themselves such, nro making
fools of themselves about tho distribution Of
tho Dallkors' Ncllot-Funl. In tho frat place.
they know, or ought to know, that tho assocn-
Now York lad nothing to do with this
fund. In tho Heconl placo, thoy know
that Mr.. Coolbaugh WAS simply tho
custodian OF this fund, and had no more to do
with tho distribution Of tho money than my
othor bank President, but that there was d com-
mittoo consisting OF afr. scnoidcr Of tho Bank Of
Illinois, Alr. Ellis Of tho Socond National Bank,
and Mr.. nnttor Of tho Traders National Dank,
to whom NIL applications for relief woro mado
Rubtect to tho approval Of tho othor Presidents,
aud that if they doairo to Boo list OF tho bank
clerks relieved out Of the fund thoy havo only
to apply to any nlombor Of tho COMMITTEE, when
they will bo gratifled with such statement, nnl
learn also, tint instead Of tho I" burrt-out bank
clcrks" only having some $4,000 Of tll!a fund
thero wore "mondicantB" enough to gobblo up
$4,000 Of the sa7, QUO sent, and tho remaining
So, 900 alter tho appropriation to Dr.. johnson
were distributed amongst tho various charitable
For my part, am dlsguatod with tho camor
Of those pretended bntlk-clcrlA. Do they want
to parade all tho bank clorls Of Chicago as beg
gars? If they want tho list OF tho recipients Of
tho Committee; but as one bank-clerls, pro-
tost against tho cxposuro Of tho needy appli-
cantB who sought rallof mud who havo not lost
all dolicacy for tho sake OF gratifying tho sploon
OF tow disappointed lead-beats. shamo oll
them for thcao miserable ilings OH the Dank
Presidents. TI,oy know tint they arc as false
al they aro moan and contomptiblo.
A GENUINE BANK-OLEnK.
, 1874-03-03

tint sno MI institution existed there It ,as boon
fontll lnnro Huccosgful not to any moro co1lvenf
uns to ayo tho olron.lors dIsporcd OF by tho III
oorrnptblo mon who dispense justice to the vii
lngos.
The Doartl Of Education will moet OIL Friaay
ovoning. md tho Trustoea OF tllo Public Library
on Thursday evening.
/ DEsrLA1NEB. .-.....
A ca1lco.ball will bo gvon Trldsy night by Tho
Dancing Club, In Drownforl Hall, 1iils will bo
tho Inst bn1 tic Club will give this soasou, ht,da
licltol
Thoso intorostoa in the ostablinl,mont of IN
Episcopal church at tllis placo, mot pursuant to
project wnB discussed and thought foastble, and
u conanltttoo appointed 10 solicit contributions
and ascertain thoBo who wiHh to AaBlat In tho
movement.
This village has now four church organfza-
tions, tho Methodist. Baptist, Congregational,
aud Catholic
1ny1Na rAnK.
Another lecture In tho regular oourgo will DO
Eiyen, thy evening III tho Union Church by
DIR and resident of this place.
Tho young pooplo of this nnhurb will give n
grind ball and socinf party Friday night at tho
hall. Thoeo wllo hayo the mattor In charge
guarnntoe TINT tins will be ono Of tho ploanausost
BoolAl events OF the Hnason.
ni1nW0oD.
Tho Literary Club will hold it's next regular
meeting this evening, and will bo addressed by
Jonas bamson on "Governmental' lleform."
The dcpot where tho club las mot hnving. proved
too small for tho attendance, q now l,nlI Ii Hoou
to bo built, for which plans arc now preparing
Samuel Btoakweli has boon appointed Post
nlaster at I1ishwood, Henry Evarts having re-
signed.
NORWOOD rAnK.
Tho Norwood Park Union Mission Band gavo
o Bociabo last evening at tho houso Of L. 3.
Shepard. sone oxcollent charades and tabloalx
, 1874-03-03


The Board Of Councillors OF tho Hospital for
Women anil Children will meet at 1856 Wabash
avenue to-day at 1880 a. III.
Tho monthly meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
oicty Of 1lahnomann Hospital will take place at
1880 u. nj. to-day, ut tho IIoapitai.
The introductory lecture Of tho spring course
ut Rusll Medical College will DO delivered by Dr..
4. RoeBo Jackson, tils evening, at the college
building.
Wo desire to call attention to the ADVERTISE
mont Of 1.onuol Milk, published i'll another
column, who ofTors for Hnlo Ills extensive and
valuable farming lands iii kankakeo and Iroquois
Counties.
A grind vocal and instrumental concort, for
the henolit Of tho United Evangelical Lut!loral,
ISL Stephens) Church, will be given this even-
lng ut tho church building, oil tho corner of
Wentworth ave1uo and Twonty-ifth street.
Among the performers aro Ho1nc OF tho best In
tho city, and NIL but tl,roo aro AmcrcanB
, 1874-03-03

Master Henry s. Walker, the famous English
boy pianist, wns nnloDg tile arrivals at tho Grand
Central last night.
Rr. L. D. Palmer, the manager Of Niblo's
Garden, Now York, has arrived i'll town to SUPER
intonl tho production ofathe spectacle Of " Un-
dine !" at Hooley'H Theatre Monday.
A special trau Of four cars aud locomotive
will start Saturday noxt from Now York for Chi
eago, With the 125 pooplo Of Jarrett Il Paimar's
Ballot Troupe. Tloy will arrive Sunday.
At meeting Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, last night, the call oxtended somo
weeks ago to the Rev. J. N. GibAon, OF Mon
treal, to become pastor OF the church, WAS Of
flrmed.
In the published Interview betwcon TRIBUNE
reporter aud Deacon Reed, Of the Union Park
baptist Church, tho latter WAS understood to ARy
that ut o mutual council, the pastor could pre-
thn1sR he WIS misunderstood, as he never had
such All opinion aud docs not wish to be mndo
to appear Ignorant Of Baptist usage III Church
mnttora.
Tho funeral service at tho Church Of tho Holy
Family for tue late Miss Lizzlo Delohant, yes
terday morning. was Of a m most solemn M and i!n-
Of tho church waro we'll filled, When Il solemn
high mass WIS offered up for tho reposo Of
the soul Of tho deccased At tho conclusion
Of tho mass Father ,sottorBB, 8. j., doliv-
erod feeling aud eloquent addross aa' .
Qualities Of head and hoart Of the iamontodd
young lady. Tho decoascd was . sister Of Glr.
Thomas Delohaut, Jr., partner OF tho firm OF
W. J. Guam q Co., and III her 17th year: sha
was one OF tho most talented aud brilliant pupils
at tho Dominican Convent Of sinsnawa Mound,
Wis. A large number of friends and acquaint-
anees will mourn the lons of one who was
"Buatclel away iu beautys bloom" and whose
, 1874-03-03

9o sEt041 V1oIVou HPPloF11Rtto 60 UElIu UE EI1o1s
lot.
Mr.. Donton thought 1t good timo to build.
hlr. Hinnar said TINT a donnton Of 9l2U(0
awaited tho aoocty WHOM tho building WIS
orooted.
Dr.. Miller moved tliat a building DO erected,
md Nfr. Skinner seconded It.
Mr. Billings fntiunatod tint ho wonld not cnro
to reinnn With tho Homo nftor htny. Tho ladies'
prosons thought. they cus,ll not do nnythitg to
aid tho Homo un1oss thoy built.
Tho motion was unanimously carrioA to bnld
OIL tho Quincy street lot ut onso, and tho Excou-
1.-Two Committce was instructed to take Charge Of
tho work Of building.
J. Mclrogor Adams tonilorel hia resignation
Us President on ncouunt Of Ill hcalt. It was laid
on tho table. momborH hoping ho would recover
md resume his dutioB.
Mrs. Knttl's resignation wna accepted.
Tho 1nooting thon adjourned.
, 1874-03-03

The amount paid III for water taxes yesterday
WAS 52,o25.S0.
A mooting Of tho Committee OF, Police is called
for Thursday afternoon at 2:so O'Clock.
meeting OF tho Committee on Fire and
Water is called for Wednesday, aftornooon ut 3
o'clock.
The city officials. Clerks, employees in tho Pub
Io Library and otlor oi1ices, wero paid OF yes-
torlay, tho sim taken out Of tho City Treasury
being about $4,000.
Tic City Attorney yesterday dismissed about
fifty cases Of aalooll prosecutions upon which
appeals hul boon taken, on condition OF tho
payment Of costs by tho defendants.
The Board Of Public Works intoud advertising
for new bids for tho West Ohioago Avcnno
Police Station. as some changes havo been ulatlo
III tho pians md specifications.
Tho Board Of Police yosterday returned to
their own qunrters. which hayo been entirely
renovated. The Firo Department III now happy
in having itR headquarters FREQ from trials aud
court proceedings.
Tho amount paid In to tho City Collector yos-
terday waa $4,000. OF this amount $4,000
was received III currency, aud the majority Of
the payments wore OF Bmatf amounts. There
Was ono ohock for S771 and another for sG20.
these being the only large ss1lns.
City Treasursr O'uara returned to the city
Sunday eyening and was ut his oi1ico short
timo yesterday afternoon. Ills presence was
not generally known, aud he therefore escaped u
large amount Of boring which has boen waiting
his return to the carcs of Office.
Building permits woro Issued yesterday as fol.
lows: Enos Ayres, four-story aud basement
brick, 4ox55 feet, Nos. $50 and 2i1 Randolph
street; Graham fcNamara, Same rs foregoing
No. 243 Randolph street kiIlian puIver, one,
story brick, 20x30 foet, on Lytle place.
, 1874-03-03

hfrs. Mary L. Ware, who opposed The granting
Of the right Of suffrage to won,on before the
specal Committee Of tho Legislature OH thut
qufre bold mnn to use with Mrn. Howe, HuIdah
Loud aud others Of that ilk in tile Same room,
Sio snil tho sox generally wero too iguorant to
have tho suffrage givon them, and aa for women
having tho right to vote because they wore taxed,
it was nil nonHonao. She puid tnxes for the
privileges Of civilization. HRS Waro, being I,
woman, may say these things with imrunity.
, 1874-03-03


acl for q nuporscdons from tho Bnprome Court.
Tho sovontcon who wero doomed to tho ronl-
tontiary woro attended, on ttnr trip to Joliet by
tho Jaior and Deputy l1utchnHon, while Sheriff
bradley accompanied tito Hovon who will entor
upol, q scholaBtlc torn at tho Pontiac roform ill.,
Btitution.. =
5,,;,oo 1,oo,,, o,cra1 t1,o s1o-o,, +o,r, =, ,,o
tyrimisal Court ~ Yesterday. % IN nloco nf int"o
famoaon Win woa nxnuaol m orco,,nt ~ ia III.
eait v tnmnaonn @ tlo " arar Tpr " 1 rita ilt
nonsako ~ II % ,rnra a.u ~ " fc,ora
A1ornn,ar n, Yomn;, Tnron,un Troni, I, r,omI"ra
Iamns Ifitzrornii' q. r. Itntinr Jnsn,,i, WiiJ IT.
Ianth~oriar r. n Gaelina II pranf,aa
rlnrfou y nnrch 1Innrv " I,,ow ror,ari'
Fivu,, Af n Wiiijnann. pomuoi T,',,ii ~ +
nin,cn ncorre H. Eatnn. + II aiovor n Il
iG"'' ntin 1tri1 Tus Hnnning' Rc,ain"sr H. .no. r. ~
f>'tIora, II. IT. Wilson. 1nmes 91liffor, e n Il
gtorn, - '' e'''s0 e''Ao''' A' -
onrler na5t of tic wool viii Ia oco,,picd ~ thc
Grind Jmry in finding :inl}otnenta. thcv' viii
nnt ho f,rthcr wn,,toi, Until Thnrsi,ny fnr ,rhch
Inv tho Gnvo trinl in not. srhn :Inaon "nim.
ntiyortad n shc strnnrcst 1nn1uona nno, %' H.
tllthv ronditnn NJ In r,onrt. ifnHsc XXI osyo
prtlnra flint tho naasnoe be nlennod mt n,a]
n1onna OF ventilation Mt onco had ns tho air Of
tho place was surollnrge1 with poisonous yapors.
T1,o robuko was wolt nerited. and a connloto
renovation Of tho rookory should ut onoo bo of-
foctod.
r,. THE QuAoK nooIona.
lno 1aaoK anc1oIs a.1 oeg,mnlng TO 1eol tno
strong ntn OF .ne laW rataor n. 4nceomtortaby. by
tHe ordof Imposing tlo MY last oatufdsy, tho
Should DO nad % hut timo was siyeu % to 'is ix tic tho
matter m Yesterday, and It is moro thnn t,roba-
lie many efforts woro made to raiso tho necesaa
nv s1OU or sum. "Dr," Dirolow cnme to tho
District Attornoy'e room lacirynoso. complaim-
ing TINT $500 did not grow on a1ly OF tho bushes
ho know Of, Dr.. ghipI, however, taced tho m.l-
Bic, or tho Olork, mud paid lis $780, but with tho
appearance OF q 1nan who was having tits boat
tooo5tl1 oxtructed. Dr. Jorlan hoped to smooth
affairs somewhat by filing MI affidavit that ho
had Just Youo into tho business and had now
Left It or forever, Which, however, coming aftor
proceedings against hln1, was aonlewhat trans
parent.
Christian Nelson, tho olork of tho nimble-
footed Koan, aud Generous L. Henderson, no.
duced by tho small fine with which their con-
freros Ind escaped, and who had previously
giyou bail, entered d nollo oontondero yesterday
aud thereby intimated a dosire to contribute
something to Unclo SANS revenue. They will
doubtless bo accommodated shortly. The Judge
, 1874-03-03

Tic County Commissioners mot yesterday af-
ternoon, President Ashton in tile clair.
FINANCIAL,
Tho quarterly report Of tho County Treasurer
WIS presented and referred to tho Committee on
Finance. The main points OF the report wero
US follows:
GENERAL FUND.-
Balance on hand, al ler December report.
, to5. 5s3lt95
Total. ...... $3.50 90
Jury certificates aud witness fees. Y5YA68
Commissions receipts pta............,..... 114.u1
Commissions on disbursements: :............ 1l1a.cl
nalanes Oh hand March l. .s5iSeS $iSS3S
OLD stxKINd FUND,
Balance ,aan on hand AZ per December report.
Tax sesspa Of ISL isia, and sssG
BY 9synsai: TS1s.; ss9t.;s ssst y
NEW n1NKINo FUND,
balanee On hand as pei. December report,
ras receipts d iais mud ISIS asosas
~, Total, 3sGloaa
Balance March q ISL 3o,so9,li
rvpllo nuIlp1xo ruNp. '''''11
Balance On laau LII per December report,
Paid county orders, transfers 10 general
fund, nn1 commissions Disbursements 17U,l347B
Balance March 2, lS74..................1 1G9270.54
LOCKH.
Commissioner Clough offered resolution
directing tho Committee OIL Public Buildings to
use for the iail and Criminal Court building tho
locks specified III tho original contract. aid no
other.
Commissioner Crawford said tho prico charged
for the Novel; l0ck was exorlAtant.
Nr. Newell stated, by pol7nsHion that ho had
manufactured the looks according to tho original
specifications.
Mr. Armstrong, tho architect, stated bis bclicf
TINT the Yale lock was equally good and much
cheaper.
Commissioner Harrison moved IN amendment
to the effect that tho Newell locks be adopted
provided the prico charged il not, oxorbitallt.
The amendment waa adopted.
On motion Of Commissioner Crawford. tho vote
waa roconsiderod, aud the resolution Of Commits
Hionor Clough Was voted dow1f.
The Board then adjourned until Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-17
Real Estate Transactions.

Deeds filed for record for the "a hours end
Ing at O'Clock, May l6, 1874, as reported for
the DAILY HERALD by Judson & Gillette,
Searchers OF Records for Los Angeles county:
Ygnacio Valencia to NJ Requena-Vineyard
contiguous to house OF grantee. Date, Feb.
u, 1885; $1,000. .#g tt=#
Luisa Barebas to Manuel Requena-A piece
of land adjoining vineyard Of grantee. Date,
S. .Arouello, Project, to M. Requena-Co
cession of lot 30 varas by "A, adjoining garden
of grantee. Date, May 6, 1913.
Ayuntamiento to Manuel Requena-Grant
of land between garden of grantee and house
of Alexander Bell. Date, July Il, IS45.
Ayuntamiento to M. Requena-Grant of
land between garden S of grantee and the Do
Ayuntamiento to NJ. Requena-Grant of
huece in same vicinity. March IL, 1851. -
j. R. Dunkleberger to C. w. Tarr-Fraction
Leonardo Labory to Antonio Labory and
wife-320 acres of county land-undivded IA
OF another 800 acre tract, of lots 2 and 3, IN
block M, OF Also Tract. and of lot on Chap
j. H. Coleman to Ganahl-Grant of undi-
yided "a of grantor's interest in Rancho Paso
de Bartobo.
F. Ganahl to ]. H. Coleman-The property
conveyed grantor by above deed.
Winnie owens ct al. to Dolores r. de Dunno
Lot on San Pedro street, 81 feet front by 1T
deep, next to Weinshank; $4,000.
Ramon Fgueroa TO +. A. McDougall-S f a
Of n Il and n u of 4 u Of Section q.
TBS, Il 10 w, 80 acres; $4,000. 80
b. d. Wilson to H. Malcolm-Lot 10 In
block IA, in Range in Wilmington. $50.
Leonardo Gotta o j. III. Burke-Grantors in
terest in property adjoining that Of the Alva-
radios, in city; 81; etc.
City to ID. Anderson-l8 varas by 90 yards,
corner of Main and Second streets.
j. G. DOwney ct al. to j. G. Belcker-600
acres of "Home Tract" of San Antonio
Rancho; $1,000.
, Potts Il Blanchard to p Beaudry-Lots to
10 inclusive in block V; lots 8, IS, 9 and ~, In
block s., all In Mott Tract, s., etc.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-17
The Story Of a Set Of Diamonds.

The central figure of this brief sketch
is ajewel-case-ac case of, magnificent
diamonds, which came near costing
me dear. You see l was vastly proud
of these diamonds, having bought
them in Paris during the great Inter
national Exposition, and, at the time
my little adventure occurred, it would
have required strong evidence to con-
vince me that the country held any
thing so fine in sheir way. But never
mind about that; they were "a superb
set. Of this, there was no sort of
doubt, and so thought my jeweler, to
whom carried them one day, and who
handled them with good deal of af-
lection, pointing out to me beauties
which evinced his good taste and ex-
perience. He closed the case with
what sounded to me like sigh, and l
left the shop with increased apprecia-
ton of my prize.
And here commenced my adven-
ture:
"A gentleman accosted me a few PAGES
from my friends door.
"Sir," said he, with look of pro-
found enthusiasm, which was lit up
by an almost imperceptible smile of
courteous blandness, 81 feel so much
under obligations for even the hasty
glance at your Incompatible jewelry,
which 1 have just enjoyed, that must
so far presume to thank you here and
now for the privilege.
If there was anything about this ad-
miring gentleman's manner, Just then,
which would have revealed him to an
accomplished detective as something
different from what he seemed, did
not see it. So spontaneous and enthu-
siastic a tribute to my splendid dia-
monds by one who certainly, at that
moment, presented the aspect of an
accomplished gentleman, quite won
my heart, and 1 responded in man.
ner that seemed to me appropriate.
Being thus encouraged, my new ac-
quaintance soon had my attention alb
sorbed by stories of the wonderful
works of the jewelers. art, which he
seen during his travels through Eu-
rope.
"But," said he, at the close of his
glowing variations, 4" l must confess
that for uniqueness, combined with
beauty and brilliancy, think that set
of which you are the fortunate posses
sor, must certainly, in some important
respects, take the palm. 1 have seen
more costly sets, and many which, at
first sight, might take the eye for elab-
orateness; but for artistic merit-ah,
sir - exclaimed this enthusiast, inter-
rupting himself 9you must think me
some light-hearted simpleton to 90 on
in this way about few jewels; yet, if
you had been the world, as have,
you would be carried away just rs /
am this moment"
l readily assured him that I thor
oughly appreciated his sentiments;
and, far from accounting him a light
hearted simpleton, had already
learned to esteem him as a person OF
cultivated taste.
Finding me thus inclined to honor
the drafts he was disposed to draw on
my vanity, he proceeded to inform me
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-17
PosT-oFFICE DIRECTORY.

Eastern, San Francisco and Northern-Tele-
graph Stage Line-Arrive at 2:40 Z. NJ; close
at 1850 NJ. Letters intended for registry
must be presented before 10 A. Nj. ~
Coast Line--Stations between san francesca
and Los Angeles, via santa Barbara-Ar-
rive at i0:3O p NJ; closes at 900 7. Nj.
San Diego Lne--San Diego, Anaheim, Gala
tin, Capistrano, etc.-Arrives ut - NJ,
closes at $3.50 p M.
SO Ithern Arizona-Tucson, Yuma, Arizona
city, and Way Stations-Tr-Weekly Ser
vice-Arrives Sunday, Wednesday and Fri
lay at IL NJ; leaves Monday, Wednesday
md Saturday; Mail closes at $3.50 p. M.
Northern Arizona-PrescOtt, Wickenbergand
Way Stations-Semi-W eekly--Arrives Mon
day andThursday at l040 A. NJ; leaves Tues
day and Friday; mail closes at 30 7. NJ
San Bernardino and Way Stations-San Ga
hriel, Ell Monte, Riverside, etc.; arrives al
1910 p NJ; closes at 2:30 T. NJ.
Wilmington and Way Stations-Arrives at
9:lO A. NJ. closes at $3.50 p. NJ.
Cerro Gordo, Lone Pine and Havilah-Arrives
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at $50 T.
NJ; leaves Monday, Wednesday and Satur'
day: closes at l0:30 A. Nj.
Domestic and Foreign Money Order Office
Open from $3.50 A. NJ. to 1880 p. NJ. except on
Saturday, when office closes at 1900 7. NJ.
San Francisco Office Hours--S:oo a. NJ. 10
1900 7. M. .7.n
hour after the distribution of the Eastern
'' H. X. w. BENT, P. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-17

Agency Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Company. Assets, s2l y0Oo,-
600. Agency State investment Insurance
Company, Fire and Marine. Assets, $500 900,
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-17
Masonic Notice.

Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, +. g. A. NJ
The stated meetings of this Lodge are held on
the frst Monday of each month at 1870 r. N.
Members OF Pentalpha, No. 2O2, and all Mas
ter Masons in good Standing are cordially in
vited. sc. FOY, w. NJ.
CHAs. SMITH, Secretary, aO2S-tf
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-17

Grateful not only for entire relief from ter
rible suffering of seven years standing but for
a perfect cure of internal piles by an opera
ton scarcely more painful than my daily
sufferings before the operation, feel 1t a
duty owe to those similarly afflicted to give
this testimonial of the skillful and efficient
treatment of DIR. j. H. Leal Of Los Angeles.
Dr. Leafs success is more highly appreciated
physians of Los Angeles had treated me with
out understanding my disease and of course
without success. ISABEL MARTIN.
San Gabriel. March IA, 1874. mhl8-2m
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-17
EXPORTS.

May l6th-7S boxes lemons, ii boxes
oranges, 1a-barrel liquor, 81 sacks beans, ! cs
merchandise, 2 barrels vinegar, rs bales and
sack wool, Al bales hay, 81 sacks corn meal,
40 sacks corn.
The following is the freight list per steamer