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TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORDER
y OF said Board, Notice is hereby given,
that sealed proposals will be received at this
office, until Monday, May 4th, 1874, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, the time fixed 70 opening the
same, TO LAY A NEW FLOOR ON THE
COUNTY BRIDGE and approaches over The
Los Angeles River, in the city OF Los Angeles
and the San Gabriel River Bridge on the
"Jabonerian Road Said floors to be laid
with Oregon Pine Lumber, two inches thick.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, as the PUBLIC good may re-
quire. Proposals to be dir eted 10 said Board
and endorsed, Proposals for Flooring
Bridges"
A. W. POTTS, Clerk.
Los Angeles. April 9Th. lN14 -.
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A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM sUITA-
"A BILE for man and wife, with board, can be
had by applying soon at Mrs. Dunbar's, west
streets. apl6-3t
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Notice to stockholders.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
l. Los Angeles City and County Printing
and Publishing Company are notified that the
Board has levied in addition TO the twenty
per cent already called for, ten per cent on
pany, obe paid to the Treasurer during the
month of March instant, and ten percent ON
or before the 10Th OF App next
81 -. I. w. LORD, Secretary.
Los Angeles, March q, 1874. mr24td
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Drug Store For Sale.

4 FINE AND COMPLETE DRUG
IA STORE, situated on the southeast cor
ner of the Plaza, near the Pieo House, the
principal hotel in the city of Los Angeles.
The valuation of The drugs, medicines, and SO
on, Is about $4,000, and can be purchased for
$1,000 in u. s. gold coin, cash. In case the
purchaser buys the store, it can be moved
easily. We have in our neighborhood several
fine villa ges, which are rapidly increasing in
druggist il will be a great bargain. The pro-
pretor of the store is selling because his bust
ness calls him out OF the city. All the drugs
and medicines in the stone have been pur-
chased from the house of Reddington, Hos
letter K Co., San Francisco. For further par
ticulars apply at this office or to DR.. Gelcich.
H4t,+4s mrll-lm .1
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DOOMS TO LET-oNE OR TWO PLEAS.
III ant rooms to let within two minutes
walk OF the Courthouse. For further particu-
lars apply ct the Dollar Store. apl6-lw
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ThermoMetr,c. Rccova.

According to the plan OF the Smithsonian In
stitute. Kept especially for the HERALD by
BrOdrick & Co. APRIL II, 1874
y A. N--65o p. N--75s y r. x----69s
Average, 69%.
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Real Estate Transactions.

April l7th-To Cerro Gordo, !, 10 W s; 10 Ell
Monte. l. to III &.
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FURNISHED ROOM TO LET WITHIN
Il two minutes walk OF the Courthouse.
For information enquire at the HERALD Of
flee. apl7-3t
WAHSTnEE DmsIT Su1alIo n BY . Two
For information apply to Clerk ~ the U. s
Hotel. apl6-3t
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


Clerks Office = BOARD of Supervisors,
Los Angeles County, state of Call.
f0rnia.
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GOLD REPORT,
EXPORTS.

SAN FRANCfsco, April l7th.
Gold, ll3s+.
MISUNDERSTANDING, ss4; selling. sssI.
, 1874-09-01

thie attompt. aud . second defeat qa1no upon
him, III which alt but nino Of hin followers woro
klllnd. Tho survivors mado their way to Franco.
and ,woro lost sight Of. The noxt heard
or lnssale WAS In =. q duel, which 10
provoked by nomo dorogntory publication. In
tho d1o which occurred Aug. 90, 1864, lo mas
aoVeroly wounded. Tho following dNy ho died.
1ne 'Soc!hl1atH- and tho C0mnunBtH -ot :. this
country have over Ainco celebrated tho annt-
voraaty q hts denth with tho aamo rrfdo tint
can pooplo. .- -
Mr.. Killings, Tho tcnder Of tho Communists 1t,
thia city, wa tho ilrat orator laut oyoning. He
spoke for ovor ~ hour, md Was loudly MP
plaudetl throughout. qc pointed to tho motto
on tie wall, "Do united worhinsme11 OF all mn
tions, and paid glowing; tribmto 10. The many
oxceloncloa Of tho departed. 1Io claimed tlat
tho royplptipn In Trance waH but tho fruit
Of. LaHgnlo'a 1abors, and ndmorishotl Lis loar-
era to 1.-Two ctoBo BY tho rl,lns aul ptincpos laid
lpwn by. tho departed. 1Io Baid tl,o worjtipg-
mcn'a party originated In this country from lilo
toacl,ings OF Laasallc, who taught worlingmon
TINT thoy had tho right: to hold ofllcc. The
spoakor advised workingrllon To bo charit-
abfo to quo another, and TO. uao every
possible menns: to weld themselves together By
tho tics OF affection. no predicted tlat, as no
distant day. tho wor1inEulen .would DO strong
enough to tako euro OF themselves, and Tint tho
tho unlyorso,
Tho next speaker was Chris II. KrauBB, who
abounilcd with humor, and euccoctod In oyohing
tho host Of foeling. Ho was .llBtonod to with
mnrkol attention He WAS followed by Jacob
Winnon, editor or tho Vordotc, pnblishod III tho
interest Of tho workingmon. As a lAto hour the
meeting adjourned.
, 1874-09-01
WHERE ARE THE PQLIQEp


About o'clock yesterday morning ri. Boiler,
who koops saloon at No. CAS- Yost 1udiann
street, llad need to pny visit to tue wntor-cosct
II tho roar Of hs premises, Willie thore, two
men rrsAod upon him, and ono Of thou hold
him while tho olhor struck him III tho broast
.sth knife several timos. Thon toy atton,pt-
cd to rob linn Of what llo had in Ills rockots, and
afterwards decampod. loaying tlloir victim weak
from loBH Of blood in tho plIco whore they found
him.
The long absence Of her husband alarmed NIrA.
Dollar, atl sho went in soarotl Of him. WHOM
she found him sllo ratscd ali alarm, and, as Oil
GERS !lutchsns (375) and Cluott (4i5) happened
tn be-. pahalng with captured thief,
they took mAttosa in clinrgo. III.
conoy, tho nearest physician, WAS sent
for, and afterwards another physician
Wlloae namo was mot loarnod came on tio bcono,
On examination OF tho wounded man, It VIVA
fonna TINT lhoto wore sx guHlas, all Of thon, u,
tho lott hldo Of tho oIest, III tio region OF tho
lloar1t, and running in direction nsarly owI!-
wars1s, with an ob!quo yaratlon from y;gllt to
ioft. Quo Of tAo wounds wan SI, another AZ,
inchoH long. Though Alr. Boiler lua aunorcal
greatly from losA Ut blood, 1t ID thought thut
l!onc qf lhp Wounds will proyo fata,, Mr, Dolor
thinliB ho can Identify the gully pariou, aud tho
!tolto bnyo boo,l actively cuEagoa iu pconring
tho nogtlorhood tor tliom, aud thoro u son,e e
, 1874-09-01
A. a.. MARKLE,


Tho Eyening Journal OF yes.orday states thai
AR. Il. =. nonnot, now In tho oarrlors' depart
mont in tho Post-O Ofllee, informed one of tu
reporters that llo married the youngest daughter
Of Mr.. Marhte, the. discovery Of whoHe tomb
stone was mentioned in Sundays paper. Ho
saGa TINT Marlile came to Ohicago in tho Yell
1885, and kept tho Madison House, on LaBo
stroot, for one yenr afterwards selling out aud
assuming tho management OF tho Illinois Ez-
Change: He died III tho yoar 1916. md was
bnriol iu tho old cometcry on North Clark street,
noar Lincoln Park. lie was. rs tho tombstone
would Indicate, 43 years Of age ut tho tirno
OF his death. The Btono was not purchased for
bomc yoars after Lis death, and BY this time tho
gravo lad beon gradually washed away by tho
.sators Of; tho lake. On discovering this, Mr..
Alarklea rotatiyea storod tho stone In tho resi-
dence OF A. Cram, WHO at tlat limo resided ut
tho coruer Of Stato aud Taylor stroets. It waa
afterwards claimed by Marku's relatives, but
Gram Agsured thom that it had boon unayoidabIy
destroyed, aud no Glow OF ita wAercnbouta Was
afterwards obtained until tho discovery OF Satur-
day. Tho bones said TO have hoen found noar
tho asone haye no connection With the ronainB
Of 3fr. 1larklo. nor are thoy in any way connect
cd with tho slab, but arc probably tho remains
Of some animnl.
Mr.. AIarllo's family nov reside at Wilmette,
ILL.,, ansl arc greatly ploased, after a. lapse OF
more than twonty years. TO got possession Of this
Mucll-tr1aBtrcd relic.
, 1874-09-01

Ton gallons aitup et % conts; no uueh prco
In tic contract. u.
Ton lbs fnspbcrrloa at 48 conts, contract price
for "rod raspbcrrea,SS = 85 conts. 49,.
H., one cabo 3'sbb poaohos, s2.s5i not ,oon-
sixty bnshols potatooB at 98 couts; sohtraot
price. 3f.35.
Two brln riutor wloat~nour at $11.5o (, not In
tho contract.
The cornmoal aud oatmeal enags wero run
tIo oona'i!ittoo siill bong nnablo t. dotorinino
whether tho nrticlca wore to bo furnished by tho
ono ri baans," s2.5o bu ; contraot price,
81 In tho proposals tl,oro MORO tI,rne nricoB.-
s3.t'5, e2.Af. md 9l.0D.
Ono hundred tha Carolina rico at !)t< coutb
contract pi1cc, 0 conta.
Ono h,lndrod !bB Goldfish at conts: contract
prico, " contB,
ono-half brl machcrol, eta; contract price,
Ton Ita driod cherries at 10 conta; not con-
One log g! rods at ~ conte mound; con-
Ailncomoat, potatoos, ,.chccno, md pc.oboe
Tero furnished soveral tinoa at lilo pricos mon
toned aboyo
Ono caBe lyc al a7.5o; contract price, s7co.
ouo dog 4crubibr.tastes, s4.25; not contracted
for. Mcdonald i Wall were to furnish acrub-
brushes ut $S;2.25 doz.
Fifty lt.s extra boltod Canada oatmeal at 7
cont8; contract price, 71I cents.
Ono caHo cxtfact Of baof, q lbs, 81 doz, Mt 81
dozen; contract price,, a10 n dozen for 1uartora.
One boz: Dash Brick e1.6D; contract prico,
Ono barrol drlol app1os, ~ ,contn a pound
contract price, Z eemts; tho proposals contained
prices from to ~ cent?.
Fyo gallons ,bluoing. at a2.25; not contracted
Ono hundred md ilfty ,lbs brap At 01.a5: not
Four caHes extract Of boef, quarters, 90 dozon,
at ~ ; contract price; $40
Some moro Of tho extract Of boet was furniul,-
cd at the Aa,i,o nrfce.
This entlol tho, examination OF tho. Hospital
bills, nnd tho Committee alJourned until Z
o'rlock this eyoning.
, 1874-09-01
MESSRS. IIOYNE AND GLOVER.

Their Dcninl OF tho Ua.nrces Preferred
by JOhsa Wrclz1t ana others.
THE SUNDAY Tll1BuNE contained MI account OF
the alleged oHtortion Of Uuitel States District
Attorney Glover aud Commissioner I1oyno in tho
matter OF foeH exactcl from poraous arraigncd
for infractions Of tho lloyenue law, tho cha1ges
against them being dismissed upon the payment
Of "coBts." A1r. Wronn complained to tho
Treasury Department OF tho practice, aud Sr.
pcryisor Mum, Of Cairo, rocoivol Instructions
to Investigate tho allegations and ioarn IT they
woro well founded. In order 10 givo tho gont!o-
mon accused m opportunity for explanation, 4.
reporter interviewed thom yesterday to this
effect,
MT. uoyNE
holng first questioned:
RoporteE--Wlat havo You to say about tho
charges rroferrod ugainat 3lr. Glover and your
self by Wrenn aud otlels?
Mr. Hoyne-I nevor dismiss caso Mr..
Grover doGa 1t. My duty IL, il thoro Inns boen H.
violation Of law, to hold tho offender to bail.
Iloporter-Who Ia Wro,n3
Alr. Hoyuo~-Ho la a ward 'bummor aud 1oeps
o grocery-storo at No. .00 State street.
1loportor-What motive bus he for making tho
allegations?
Mr.. IIoyno-I do not know. The time he wnB
arrested Oflcor Campbell charged him with Inv.
lug lou cigar-boxes aud seven tobacoo-tubs with
uncanooloa stampa OIL thetn. The ovidenco was
coueluAiyo,; aud hold him to bail for trial, but
afterwards A1r. Glover, at Wronn's requost, dis
missed tho case upon hls paying tho ACTUAL costs,
S20.50.
Roporter-How were thoso costa mp1lo up?
AIR. lloyne-There was tue Marg4ala fco Of
~ Tor serving the warrant and anbptenn; throe
foa Of Is. and iny own.
llopogtor-What did yo1r foe amount to7
Mr. lloyno-l got ::t II tlny, and ao1netiling nd
, 1874-09-01

~. uno object Of these aHeasatns wss none,.
tiaog e'gna'ly failotl. 1tr. BOILER lad for soma
~ a.e'e ooon nccumufating money to nay hjs sl1are
s.roos, put whom 10 was nttaokcti Ind only 3i,5O
~ !ia rocket, nntl Of t1lia amount IS oolts waa
M ieit On tho ioor OF tho walor-closot and found
by rLorpp .I'o policemen IT, whom thoy arrived ~ '
Inoro ~ l. something worry strange and vorv
wrong, n; t9s who1e mnttor. .Cit{zona Of liz
tonrtoontli Ward now know whit tloy ,nya ,o,,"
od0gesthnt nnefo! h'toss ia"s wa,a and p n.
,,vory raro, occurrence to goo onc s9ost 0c ~
LINCOLN and north OF Kinzio atraote' % ot,hor
might or day. hurndny ayoni,lr ir''E Iast t''un tho
writer wns returning homo from h1oV'cker. WI sr
Theatre In company with l,sH vito, and whcn "a
tho corner OF 1Ioyno avenue and Fnurti sproot ~
aiaturbo'l threo Inen WHO wore hanging aro,,uf
there, and who took to thoir heo!n nnl iel ac,na.
tho prairlo About o'clock Saturday Taorn;ms.
t''reo mon wore detoctod (hut not bytllo po1icoS
attempting to drive away Heyornl cows and thsoo
Or four ilocks Of geoso. 30 for tile second limo
In history lilo noiao of flock Of goose hna honr,
useful In preventing, q surprise. ''' '''0
Tho Inhabitants Of tho district alluded tn r,-
Hpectfnly call tho attention of Suporu,onannt
Rohm to those facts, and urge TINT taxation a,s
police protection go hand iu hanl. >N
, 1874-09-01

nua ,.n .xn. 81 :,
rn,t snH he Waa discharged IN tho Untoa ssase'
egnr'' sir ,Ia MMo l,ayn H. tue coata
1,onort,y3n ,uy'onaho O., ,stoyefhmont. s.., :,
MGpq}Ftov-ll1s p }rn ~ Mr.. Mum chlled On you yet?
on,ric. ni. ..os''o-uo ean'o III hhu made 90" III
iSopurtor-Do vou ,fno,v ,,,,. IN ID rot,o n IN,
'o'.'6"'' ''' '''''1", .,,,' ~ ,,u
A, ,1,,a n,,,,oxt III H. utoYEh'
into to roo n tu oor stFaemi1Gtpy fhS o,'asn%y came
INV rovoo u e bhIno cg99n III @s ~ tp wounet
-" for t,, i.u puGn oonoo!Gu nIa nos ncoouns
has no,,, ou.iaasnupe ~. 'ri,, H. n l'gtse ~
,na1nn n M t9 r. WIN :Ar moyho. ~ 'a
rcotv respons;b3@ ~ @ to Xix %o 'a anI VIM ~ an.
pou ;nnnrtarMw a' ox,,or,,,o,, h,ro xo IN ,,,o
concarnirr Tho nl,nrnaH ''''' y" ~ 'A1"0
n,aan srcont thnt H. nv r,,v tWra''Ms ny ~ 1n M
boxes Of oIrarB mud no mnt;y tbs and hcn e, tHo Inv
camn horn In hornn,, i .I, H. s's.1 Miis ~. nv nv
Without bog ned s5o Tor every box enl ID in'. NJ
Ind ,l' o ~ aJo mo "' benvo in o"o1i ilop o. om nar
tion of 'tlio boxca wore In tho ntorc
wllon ho bought it; md + coigcntotl ia Iot lin
oil on tho Payment or oosts,-rot to pns, tho
plouocution to ,ina nrd innrInonm,nt II" no,s s
SAVE that o a hut ono IN r.tlnt In rnpt INV o'
Ioilred to It's wjfo. "''o ''''A' ''' 'o'' w.
Noportor-1a it within your dissertation 10 din,
u,iss a cnso2 '''
f. n fr.
cult. TaIr Glover royo tl,is by fercrei'ce q @ s' 10
tho stStute. ,wl,icl, n,it,,oriyoa hin n Ioo,,to
whether Justice REQUIRES tilnt procot ai,gs sl,ali
bo iualitntod.l Mr. Mum told ma tLIu i,ornin,.
Tint ho Ind waited oil iIo 5ndcoa NH mi tl,oy tn1i
him that that waB tho law, n1ld woIlI 10 until
chhngol by thb Supreme Court Of tho Unitod
States This IL really tho roilt wtothor aIlouIu.
In oyory capo who're thoro il M jnrrastion
Of tho Inv, 60 for blood aud hils,
or whether slionid net on tho aunposlton iIinl
tho stamps lsnYo |con caucolcd, asWlT allow tic
accised 10 1,ay Tho costs which ll3s neglect hns
occasioncd, or talo It out Of tho HTtens,,ry, rho
question Ii, Whether thatiH right or Wronr, did
that iB iii tinro is Of it.
F. Roportor-yYho aro tho othor personn WHO nm.
hold 'Wrcnu? =
Mr. Gloyor-Tlloy nro nil men Yho begged Tor
tho chanco to kcop out of coutt.
.lloporter-aIaao Tho rrotjoEition to- pay tho
costs themselves?
arr: 0lbycr-ln oYery case, 90 far a. ron,om-
her.
Vc,orter-It is alleged that tho fco, ch,rcoa
nro oxorbltaut,
, 1874-09-01
COUNTY SUPPLIES,

The Joint Committee On Hospital aud Public
buildings Of tho County Commissioners reBmotl
last oveliing their investigation into tho alleged
oyorcLarging of Jamoa Forsyth t. CO. for gro
ceries ETC., auprlicd TO tho Poor-uouee, Iusauo-
Asylum. and the Hospital.
THE GRAND JuRy
llAvo concluded not to examine Into this, matter.
Hince the Committees hayo it Under considora-
tion agreeing to loayo it to the cognizanco Of tho
next Grand Jury, which body, u case anything
eliminating is developed, will decide as to whether
tho guilty parties arc to bo Indicted.
At tho previous sessions the bills for articles
furnished the Poor-HoiHo and 1nBnno- ASYLUM
scro compared With the contract, and wlilo niauy
small oyerchargeA Wore fohnd, the unicrcargos
ovorbalanced thon, mud showed tia equity to bo
rcally indebted to tho contractors.
Commissioner Burtlick occupied tho chair.
and thoro wore prehont Comnilasonera Jonos,
!Iertng, Dusao, JolinBon, and Lonergan. ind
County-Attoruey lont!troo.
HOSPITAL HILLS.
Tho bills for goods furnished tho Hospital
,yero tnheu uI, a1tl compared With tho contract,
Al1uost tue frat ltom encountered WAS tllis
ono;
Two hundred aud fifty pounds arazaoatso coffee
at $40 cents
No such grade Of ooirce was mou&ioucd III tho
contract. though It was in the proposal.
Commissioner johnson ntat1a that tho Com.
mittoo on Public ChariticB had authorized tho
purchaao'of any article In the proposal that waB
needed, ut tho price stated thorein.
Then tliH itom WAS como acrosA:
One hundred bs Of Onlong tea ut % ceuts.
No Btlcll priced tea had boon contracted for,
Commissioner Jonps said tho B6-ccnt to,t' wa,
sont to tue Hospital but tho phyyiclnnA. .rooctotl
it, and tho 02-cont ton was substituted.
Tno Chairman remarked that tlcro wero six
eratlos OF Oolong ten iu tho contract aE OK, 81,
III, 81, 81, and II conta pound.
lilo a1ii,oxod ito,ua were also disclosed;
Ton pouula ras2berriea at 80 cents. The con-
tract called for rod raspborries at U5 ooutH.
I'wsuty-iiyo pounds green tog at al; no such
Twelve bags tablo,salt It as eonts. snlt Was
contracted for by tho barrol ut 95.
Ono box 3-pouud 1eachca 2 dozen, ut $3.50.
Not II, tho contract.
Twonty-sIx pounds mincemeat at 20 conta.
Not IN tho contract.
More Mnracaibo colreo aud 0oloug tea, ut tho
prices giyou aboyo, woro nst with.
Ono hundred and Twenty-Five lha summer
eurod goldfish at oonts; contract pFoo. conts.
Ono brl No. Elioro maekorol 200 LII, SIG;
tho contract css for llnlf barrels, 100 l,s, al2.
Ona-tlAlt barrol shoro herring, %; tho COLI
t.aot called for Labrador horrins Ut 1885 half
barrel,
, 1874-09-01
LOCAL; MISCELLANY,


I! !LoSf4E lVIt<9NCL-NNT r.
/, t
LrnUT.anv. ANro1un. or 1.n1,rsr-
= ANA.
Lieut.. CIV, Antoins. n 1,ou,sora Ia, ho,,
L. 49, ~. ,.'.. Ia:a t.ol'lsana' mas pooh
n tho elty during tho past 70" days, ana yostor-
IVY MtteIMooh TRIBUNE roportor, altor = long
soarch, succeeded I'll finding him at tho rosi-
donco OF Commissioner John Jonoa. IIe Ind
found tic right man. int ovilont,v In lin xyrtnr
n1uco n, H. onronr.nco ~ III rara,.an t,aa
s2ty pahelai influence upon tho commissioners
hired gtr', who, putting her arms ahimbo, al-
dressed the following dpicatc1y-olioaou wordu
to tho conipapIot Of lin Lieutenant. 1oyernor
ony' Masoa "9lso yora ono on yor 1opoIt1ahs
""n's. ter 500 go uuohor. Sny, .Maqaa "hlto,
wilnt am taoHo lltlo tsnga dat stick to do bottom
OBJ do Ghip, sotnotng or odler nlcoos, yos
ba rnicclcs dats do w,,1.' well, dis yor'o ono oh
yhl II Tic gravity vii, vhcIl tic Lieutenant. ys
ubyoruor rocoiyci thin oxtroinoiv vittv anilv
showed tint all tic bblito c0lorctl mon Woso not
| to be found in Morrill, As tli0 wonn1, Wns oyi
tic reporter witl,diow, nfter having mado an an.
roirt,nont to moot tlo Lioutonnut-l l.oyoror Into
IN tic aitornoo at tl,o residence Of SF III, Wso S
| No. GET Fulton gtrsot. At tj,o m.
was % I'D e e. xofv %o
aokoi, young coloroi man Of 97 vcara a. .ro,
Being nattSe Of tho State OF I.otialpua. ho ex-
prosA1l himBo'f nn vol pleased Mt havlnr nm NM
nortunlty afforded him to Eiyo Lila oniuion mon
! Slate 'hnd, though cominc from i nnrt ~ tfo
country whore tho intoryiowcr ii ,tuinown. M.
Bwcred tho questions 1ut to lin viii, tio ,,tmnst
| rcnGiueas an fplIowa:
| lenortor-WlattIo do vou ,t}n1, n,,ort
THE WHITE LEAGUE?
Lieut. Gov AutoinoL LIj.|s ofrni,lzaion roe 1ot
MP rot tho purpose Of injin;iuE tlo so]orbeI bvi
Nepiolicaas IL tho South It llas boon encoi,r ..
, 1874-09-01

Record OF Business: Transacted Ecs-
'xcrtiHy.

Record OF lRsiatcs1: Trnnsacfcd Ecs-
'xcrtlay.
I1uttTN1N0 DIVORCE.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Sarah Z. Newbury
fled bill in tho Circuit Oonrt arking for 4 d.
yorco from her husband, George G. Ncwb,,ry,
on tho ground Of degertion for two years. A
summons waB procured, 'aprvod, aud tho caso
tried, nnd bcfore Il o'cncls yesterday noon Mrs.
Nowbury was rolcas cd from tho soutls Of matri-
,nony hcrotoloro, existing; ETC., md vested with
tlla control OF l1er daughter. No atimony was
hsked.
TILE HrArE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Tho Assignee of the State Insurance Company
flcd = report yesterday showing tllo status or
TINT Company to bu
rug. $50 I4.l0
Expenses. ....................... a353.70
, 1874-09-01

Tho noxt spoaker waa Chris H. KrauBs, vho
aooundcd with humor, and succeeded IN ovoling
st2 ns ,sn % Ssng il s sas iosssS Spd bx to ,ss6 w
Winnon, editor or tho Vordotc, published iu tho
interest Of Tho worbinrrnon. Ii q lnto hour tic
meeting adjourned.
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THE ATLANTIC & PACIFIC,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or A nrcE1yEn.
NIL -. n.s.,...- - ~ ~. - H..
,, -, "et.ea tot y t'ceo!so' ~ sno Easy " .no
feoplo o1-rel., etc., Va. tho Atlantic d Pacific
insurance Company camo UP again, aftor many
postpononisnts. beforo Jutlgo Moore yostorday
morning, A nrotrocicd dacu.sion m. nd
,y,,,,o,,t .,,,a,. ,r:..., .,' . wv.
""uous tn"cn oc'.e sa'o. among tno names OF
pafsaoa suggested for Rocoivor wcre those Of
ex-Comptro1lcr Burloy, who was objected to on
tho ground that he was too polIto. D. L. Houch.
Il, X po,,, J,,,,ro Va, 1fion;n. n ~ ty,,,
;,,n. ':e5'"., 49,;
,an's' = u Ingalls, anu MerfA Aaud.
Lach OF thoso gentomou had supporters IN
,nomo ono or moro stochholaors, and thcir ro-
srcctiyo c1uipoa wero 1oud,v urpod, The arm.
taou.s r.,1o ~, a., ~ s'.,t: u,." ~ a-sA
xcro mhgo n 5ho two sults airesay commenced
tho ,nnttn ,,n1n" a,..,a;s,n5 5i .ooA
poiut Receiver to.morrnw m'or,in~ % nn INK ~ ~
II wns adtniatci nI ~ .,,o con,,,x ,hot "a ,,1,,
,ot mak" -na5 ~ 1u.tt a,u Mtot'n' .nus y eu'tA
ind dscoyci o1;atad j.; ~ asaa n h no H.. ea9r
noint IN jsno wos aa a 10 TO ,vo a1 @m 'o m oy @
nosa to ic ns,d IN ~ hnt ,n,nn UupnHs was cup
holiers hi na;d /, % T,otas W tna w cro.a ant
rnScs or co1,atoroia q,ia Mgo', o1a 1r ahaao
6|SvJ, 6r|n,.1 rortioa T.. H. innao th.oo
eomnoaad If thoaa Who la. naa ~, 9ho teir pt on
in ftill In cash, who loped that Receiver could,
sayo enough to pay dividend buck Oh tho stock
a second comprising the etookholders who Ind
E,oh ES ss' ~ n pay1ens OF thelr stock and
tlor iiabilitcs aud tho third G clasg % bolpr % tho
1asu1sot7 ~ ponoSnoaeFn VINO naa SUSTAINED
NM or thooo ra+tIos vor, ~ Tos.;,o ;asau .ne!r M
os ar ;aas J.; fava M snls up ~
t'enar petson Or friend whom they wished to
A"'e "Pp''".u1 ~ 1s,,;a! .aGo2. ~. ea..a, -
,,,,,,. rot1eHa1oLpEng ef ein aisaf HEEr1Sa.
tin pnci ronnnu " y ~ no q. n.ian
as ~ No @ S ., 5s ety mes
pnrpsose s,s oi taAng aqme acaon i'll regard 70 tho
MnRl1aintmeht oi Q lecolser by Judge Moore.
~ lis tosa inoes = mas ,os Ieuiasly oFganl2ea but
a aod 9osu pteso,'e More IT, ~ H. insot oa 9ngag1ng
IL Mns nnaity dectdoa that gu thoao present
should aes as @ u committoo and see aoino mon
VINO VINO were Iully posted on @ E1Gh mattors aud 70,
s9 FIJI rn DO noo ss - oyTsE nt
VII san ntsen htfeeta' L. was ago decided to re-
Queat pfonlhcht lawyer 70 Us present at tho
mooline; T. neonod 4 to he tlo opinion of those
pe'a preEca5 e1as NJ IT, ~. y Dn1lcy woala Da te most
:ava'la1lo man lor Acceiycr, anu there is hard
y.a gonut ihat THIS gentleman viii DO reconl~
mendea to tho Court tomorrow morning.
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PRETTY WAITER-qlRL3.
Wllen tho Mayor accoded to tho IoD9-urrod
cloBod nm tho protty uaitnr-rirl sa1oons tho
propriotoIs OF these gub.rosa bsotbcls nconioscc1
In tl,o decision so rcna1v t1at lin ausnc;o, ~
tllo ordinarily naatuute wes aroused, nud thov
, 1874-09-01

Tho granite tablet which In to 10 placed over
tho Western portal Of the llooBao Tuunel ar
Ilycd ut Nortll Adams. AlaBH., from Ncrldon.
Conn, recently. Tho nlaD III 4 foot wldo, 2 foot
toh, aud IL foot onG. AI,l woigl,B oYor 10 tons.
II IL to s faco.tlrosAed and will boar tho iuHorp.
ton, "Iooyao Tunnel, 1871" lis