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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
PROSECUTION OF CRIME.
METHODS OF TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


SUGGESTIONS ny MR. PHELPS TO THE ASSEMBLY
COMMITTEE on CRIME-RFCORDs OF THE WORK
IN HIS OFFICH-TRsTIMoNY AS To ALLEGED COR
RUPuoN, UNDUE LENIENCY, AND DlsCREDlTA-
BILE ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY EXPLANATION BY CONGRESSMAN
FLAT.
The Assembly Committee on Crime continued ITS
work yesterday at the City Hall. six witnesses
were examined. The Hon. Thomas {. flatt OF
Owego explained bis connection with the appoint
ment of the men Gould and Walters of Owego upon
the police force. District-Attorney fhoips suo-
mitted a statement showing an increase III the
number of convictions during his term thus
far over those during the three years previous
lie was examined by Mr.. Townsend In reference 10
the general business of his Office Frederick llaus-
mann testified ia regard to his arrest i'll 1874 for
kccping ,!isorderly house, and stated that he pad
Detective Fields 5000 to 4" settle it and keep it
quiet" George Wilkes gave testimony in reference
10 an article published by him substantially charg
ing pistrict-Attorney Phelps with malfeasance III
Office Detective Thomas Sampson was examined
in REGARD TO the case Of the alleged bond iorgcr
Lambert in whose case the District-Ahorney en-
tered nollc prOseqa David Lodwiths testimony
was TO show the action of the District-Attorney III
the case of man against whom there were Two III
dictmpnfs DendlnC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
ALTERING GRADES OF STREETS.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, before
JUDGE Donohuc ali application made ycfterdiy py
Ferdinand KAUFMAN TO restrain the confirmation OF the
assessments for grading and regulating Oncuhdrea-
and-twenty thrdst. Mr. Kurznan claims that tns pro-
coedincs arc void and that the did not award
hin damages for leaving mis- house between slxth al"
seyepthayes above grade hus compelling him to pat a
new foundation his house and that they are further
void because the returned their reno on req
nd the Board Revision OF Assessments dld moi ct
an II n Thin 80 days. Mr.. Dean, behalf Of the city,
claimed that the Board CT Revision had 30 DAYS 10 act on
the reuort from ,lCir issg meeting after inc rc-
mort was fled, and that they acted WITHIN
inat time: that there coGd be award tor scb dam
as pl hy statute III the district fixed by The stt'.
nj which WIS bounded on the east by Eishtave' qua
nat the y, oner rad genera, equitable right siiot
lie bought IN, house after the rddc had been e-sdp'to
by law though actually carried out IA iaci anu VIC
real loser was The from whom he had purchased IN
vifv al ,as u,uoscd change JuGge DJnOluc re,er' ed
Lis deci don
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
GCKIMINAI NOTES.

Bernard WoOdman, charged with selling un-
stamped cigars committed yesterday by Commissioners
shields. In default OF 500 ball
At the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday
Joseph PieIeL held IN $500 for forcing chid na
TcTrsna Bella accompany him along the streets ~hhe nc
played an organ.
Margaret Kcine, who was committed 10 the Iomhs
By Croker account Of alleged abortion eoma
ON Mrs BuuOws adwltl,d 10
day in O00 her bondsmsn being Adoph Pferr
Of no. so OTanast
William p Irish printer age 81, was arraigned
before Police Justice Walsh in Brooklyn yester
with bigamy by Mrs. Margaret Campbell Of NO 500 Wes
Twenty htst, NewYork who alegee that he WA married
her daughter Sophia Sarah age ~ he Ls,nG swe mss
In Chicago the tina The prisoner pleaded not gaty
snd was held Ter sIsnnst0R.
Haury Brseling and his wife. Elizabeth were AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

WEDNESDAY. SPIT. 10.
and Liverpool by the steamship
potAnia mails close at A supplementary Mail IL
closoi az ~ Steamship sails Mt . p m from cuiar'i
Tor t.erniny denmark sweden and Norway, by the steam
ship Hermann mails close a i2 IN. supplementary Mai Is
closed 80 y. Steamship sails AT D. Ill., from Ier 1901
For IiayiI Us TIE steamship Wilmington mails close al
III. Steamship =. from Pier No 10 East lly'r
Asinva, Panama the Central american anu s1,i IA
Pacific Ioris steamship Colon mails close at ~ a.
m. Supplementary Mail is closed az II r. H. Steamship
sails at II ~, lrOin Pier No ~ North River
THURSDAi. SLIT. l6
For Europe via plymouth ChoIbourg aud Hamburg by the
steamship f.icllnd mails close AT 1870 O. m suP,e
aeily Mail Is closed at 1870 p m Steamship sails at P
For Havana by steamship CITY OF Vera cruz maS ccsr NJ
2 y m. supplementary Mail is closed q 80 p NJ steam
snip sails Al T. H. ron ,, i'e ~ opp %, " i'
No Steamship Mails. 49,, 90
England Wales ami Ireland Via Queenstown ana Law,
oogl Of Chester, mails close az n N
10 Supplementary Mall Steamship sails AZ m from PER
No 40 North Iiyer. -, ,, ,-,o,o
mails olnse ~ ! a. ~ No Supplementary Nail Steamship
sails at Z A. H. from Pier No 20 North RIVER -
,aUs ciH a; N No .,iprrrnentary Mail. steamship
sss al Z 80 a. M from Pier No. 30. North River
the Continent oi Europe via eoihSI ton aiu
by tie steamship Rhen mails close at ll3o o. N sup.
Elementary Mail s closed at 1850 Steamship salis al
. D. NJ from Pier foot Of Third ST.. Hobokeh. 49, .
Ha!sor Key West, by he sie'nsIp 10y o, M e ~
2 sails fron Pier NO. ~ East ilNet
SUNDAY. sLiI. ~.
Malls for Japan Shanghai. Hong Kong ana depennent
shin tlty OF Toxic sail from ITanciseO on Oct J.
Mai matter intended for steamship shond he posted IN
tn New oice before D. n on THURSDAY sept ID
All Mails lose at IL O'Clock a. The Pos@Olico Is open
from 9 4. IA. 10 ii D. m
Mails for Newfoundland close at the NewYork Potorcs
Nal Tor iIafax ~ g. lie closed at the New YORK Post
Once every DAY att y M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YORK. Sept. Ia, 1878.
The following il the report of the sales made
at The Exchange SacsrOom to-day, all the offerings belp
vi "a legal character:
RY Peter T. NoV-T.
plot the OF WAY erley ST. 900 n 90; Madison ave,
s a3iSf o'' s2o75
MOT on the OF Waverloy ST. lO0fte 81 Maiisonave,
Hx Sa,n Me9' t"'' III Az. , 2,leo
Bg 4. IT. Muller { SOa
s!ry ' 81 G'' "i & to Fred aard $4,000
by J0ti H. bftf,n.
4 lots n OF ScirvleTsf 200 Il " Of Cortland axe, Mel
pr m ms' a;i- '.a 1850
The following sales adjourned:
By James NJ Mler-HOuse with lot on the south side OF
A, ST 200 7ilaye les, lOU.i TO - pit Il
Also ey William Eenney, Of the house win lot on ue
south 200 feet west oil IOtai" ONJoi also
Plot the side OF lG.haye LOO teet NORM ~
k.ssbrdgelOaJ, 5jxlS29x62 lOx55 adjourned without
date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
AN EXEMPLARY SENTENCE.

Edward Conway, the man who entered the
house ii 5ls. Van syck under prcensc OF being SAM
tary INSPECTOR and en assaulted ana robbed her, Waa
tired Yesterday i'll the Court of General Sessions and
being convicted was sentenced by Recorder Hackett to
20 wears in the state Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
gountrp Real gstate for Sale.

L'OR SALE, AT CROTON--A very desirable
plot with dwelling house and ontbuiidi Sc
suitabo for a gentleman COZ STRY RESIDENCEi an
abundance small fruits The place Hss Ans
'front.' Price. $4,000. 800 1919, -, 49,.
TOR SALE-ID Jersey City, EDGE" FIRE
WORK FACTORY Boy near Wsshngon ,a I. .ians
brick building 10 front by 80 fot deep suitable io msnuIae
tor aud can turned into eIements az small coat TWO.
story frame building square and other small buildings
ana sheds solid rock foundations 70 each Po-sss,on
oct l. or relurd Inquire on the pses of W W.
HENRY LEWIS. l2i Warrington ST., jersey Clty.
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DECIsIONS-SEPT. II.

Supreme Court-Can,ibTs-B Judge Brady.-Tyng
AIT U. y Submarine and Torpedo Boat Company think
Tvs notion must BE- denied orsered secosnsy 9mtn ss
Martin ii qualified surety the defendant must produce
another and notice Justification within five days h
the entry order Two days Donne
agt Howe.Must be reference. Daniel A StfOmerS agt
Ellen Sirombo rIefeces report confirmed and decree OF
divorce granted TO the plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15

was preached by DIR. Ormiston,. who paid closing
tribute the long and blaeless life OF Judge Mooaruh
ga a man and az Christian The service concluded with
Q prayer Dy Dr. Ludlow, ana the benedictSn w Dr.
Oruistcn. The remains taken to W0odlawh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
CilD Kral estate for Sale.

WE have many applications from tirst-class
w parties for BlsNfING and PURCHASING well
located CITY HOUSES From owners OF such We should be
sons attention all business placed In hands Highest
possible references given II requiied.
" O. q Z. y BROWN, broadway, cor wallst
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Brooklnn propertr 90 Get.


RROOKLYN RESIDENCES near Prospect
Park LFTEo SGT S9ckctt ST. between seventh and
gtavos aso No. 81 Sev.ih-ave betty - Johns place
ana lincO,nacc each brown stone 'front.' four story ana
bssoment sl.Aiuy finished in walnut. with diDngroo
butler pantry &c; VIII rent az : 900 year the best
Cor the price 10 be had IN BroklynNor investigation.
Prospect place Carlton an ndrbaves;
stone, ct ST. 200 year, or
~ UoJ nntil Nay In nne order splenud oc-
Other desirable the PARK lor slOOo renS
faly furnished brownsJne iront hons, on Prospect
place Fl Also enen thrcestoty
t Park, for sale for s7,5O rent Tor 40
ROBERT 3. BUSsING,
20i Ncntaguest
brok ia Real Estate
TsNO LET, cheap, TO a good tenant a desira:
4 hle DWELLING, Nc. 3l2 Union a., RIOoklyn, sood
three Stores basement and under collar gas
water, &c. Apply 10 ~. :. ABbII,
Two LET-A three story Brick HOUSE, Base
rnent and sub cellar, II Rooms, all modern improve
mrnts; wael in bedrooms No l2 Nilong lyst, Brook.
WI, Can from 10 p IN. Rent SEQ Possession
Immediately. ot,o' ShlDhO.ss
TlSO RENT. fully furnished and in complete
order brown stone front three story and basement
HOUSE 81 Jane, 2lace Greeneave, Br olyn; thirty
minute, from Fulton tny by best twelve roomsi all
Droyeml walls painted throughout rent low one YEAR
with OPTION. 10 nnexcepHonabe tenant CANDEE q
COOK Sl0 Fultonst. Brooklyn
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Real Gstate 90 Gyehauae.

EXCHANGE or for SAL - Two neat
IL HOUSES stable and Lots cicse ~ Tia CITY vstue
81 part cash, small farm good s,iabs uer.
chaudise, or stocks. JAS. Mtotf- 10 b'cha~1
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HORSE AND C4RRI4GE MARKET.

York, Tuesday, Sept. II. 1875.
Below are given the sales at Arch. john
ston's mart to-day. Thrteenhst, between University
Mare and Iifth-ayp
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Hlarb!e ano 6laic Mar!els.

CASONI e. IS0LA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
TAG 10 lJ2 West lOth-st, Aioadway.
Mantcls Affairs, Figures, Thing, Wsnscotng,
Ac Importers from aud manufact Italy of marble
work Of every description.
w ID. a. A. :. NICH0IS.--250 entirely new
w designs Marble, Slate, and ood MAJ tells Aanufac,
Cresns Stable Fixtures Fence Crates Weather
Nanes &c Wholesale and retail Send ior catalogues IS Hud
st, opposite Worthst
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Eouscs ano farms t11anteo.

COMMAND me TO procure good, trusty TEN
~ ANTS for si9res. hoases, hats o. snarmshtH,
order; seekers of such cali. SAMUEL KILPATHlCk.
Bull Head Bank Buldu., 2Jtb st. and dave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
CALENDARS-Tms DAY.
SUPREME Co,'Rr-CHAvBFRs- BRADY, J.

40. Hanson ag. Har'sliorn. POP Petrfe ag Bnrchel
~. -McGowan ag'. lnnian. 236. Murray agt Murray,
b7..Naele agt. MOsinnis. 237. .StcknOth agt Stick
81. Levy agt Dinkesplcl. moth
103 Barnett Halle. &c. 2i3 seaver agt The Mayor
ITO. -Ooordge agt Lane, 49, &c. .,
12e .Guidet ast Gilbert f. ave
R.R. O. 2ss D'nkolspiel agt. Levy.
III .Ioldanc agt Miitnact 27j. Bcrle agt. Bcre.
lJ2. .flat &c, agt. Plat. 2.G .Mayrr agt Fuicka.
l1b ferhes. Jr, ACT, sao 2oJ Pease, dc, agt Laney
l7s.. First Nat Bank of NJ. 2st. Curry agt. Curry.
asL Robinson. 2oJ .Wigltnian ast Central
1877. Browning agt. Roll B Church.
wagon. 2S8 Schmidt agt. Schwer.
1913. Stevenson aVt Stewart. 2S7 Waliack agt DAILY.
MAgiSE CoURT-TRIAL TEPM--PART i.-GRosG, ].
44sO Lyon agt IIanlibOde 1862 Sadl;er agt How
81. Curry II al agt. Harris criy.
26fs Keck ct al at. Baer 1910 Bryait and ano. sg
2T13.. Burns agt. McDonOurh. UrTls.
$3.50 sta 'tnInIcr ct al agi 47Ic Bank Of ~ America
Behmmg art liker. a..
3iS .Dusei bury It al agt 1876 Casper agt Barnett
''ould A. l2SJ. smith a 1t al.
3ji Elis G; al act sullivan iz- Pearls agt Hart
43l6. Tonliil ag OSoil ct 4jJ6 IbOnipsJn ast b IA
al. co.
PART II-SHFA, J.
4iOi Downs ag Brown, 467l.ippens agt. Wharton
fiutlnr I. John. 81 Al.
iJ73 nahlnsn at Hlngh 3Il9 Adams agt bloomfield
1852. Parli ait Julson. 1904 Wise agi Biidens!ch
1854 .Eindl.y ct al 4lIJ St0scy l, Solomon.
MavOr 80 tiiiin Sarui'n.
&c. i7OJ Kelly sgt. WaiiLirilrr
22>5.. Kelly agt UndernL ;6i2 Levy et AL agt. Nett.
500. .Scmllwachtrr aSt katz
etal.
GENERAL SFssoNs-TI," >Err R.-pa'Tck Hines, Thomas
Duby robbery; g. Holland iclonipns r and bat
toy; JameS Carpenter bur-Ai,; Joln Gibson, ihonias
Fleming, John Matthew's grand larceny william Watson
'.ucns-s Jcui 4. Jachsu. bigdEy lZN Carroll
a,,urti1a Chas STABBED, petit larceny william Curry,
steven COAnoi, lclonohs assault aud battery
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Business Ubaness.

PHYSICIAN, old, wants partner, or would
Il se thing; ltte money nQu.roi. lAgSe
practice Address Or A. b. Box 40, Tribune once n J.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
suu rises $3.50 BAL Sun ,.... 800 Moon rises. 600
HIGa THIS pAY-A ~
Handy Island. 300 Hell q. Ferry $40
HIGH wATEa Ttlls DAr-P ~
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Gountrp propertn 90 Get.

PAIR Of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
located, high ground near depots &o rent s29 pc
Iront. to good tenants Address MUTUAL FRIEND, Tno.
ONCE
TLEGANT OLD PLACE for RENT, in
H Cambridge Asss.-A large square mansion Ho IN
excellent ORDER with modern improvements nney nnatfd
near the COLLEGES Large lawn, ne trro znd ample
grounds. Address r. ~ APIHoRP, 40 WatsI-sL Boston.
ORANGE, n. IA FURNISHED HOUSE;
SFcoey and clean near epot and shade ample jownes
going abroad. Apply soon for pleasant home. b. u.
GREEN, with ]. ". WESTZ, 3SS broadway.
no LET or LEASE-A twO-story BUILD
ING 80 feet by GO feet, with without power. Apply
10 STAiNAR d LAFFEY. East Newark. ". J. o. %
Fu'tonst
rfNO LET-Tn MONTCLAIR, n. j., FUR
1 SISHED HOUSE IS rooms delightfully."- located By
running brook large gO.s, Well shaded p1eSty healthy
cr.Cu fruits abundance; fresh MILK and use u
horse and carriage Address postO Office Box No. 2lI.
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PISSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM HAMBURG-In steamship IODlheT1Hid sept IA.
"a = Maas and AK Uilmera, A. Schlesnger,
Children =. Kossbach +. Hsubnet and
Curth W. Never, Paul Roesser, children,
iiernno X radOlfer J. /. Norris lydia Morse ana
Auguse Zarn Abr Conn., daughter
RcTtha Janentzky, julius stapf NJ H. lfnmuor,
Henry Ncycn hathilde Noler anu VIE a. clliuieh'
j. w. spcer wife, daughter, rhiha bayet,
Carl Rose, Chas 4. OTIS, CRas. Mayer, -
W. Simon and vile, Senator e. ScnhrL Booh anu chu
L.. W. Fhlors sal Lorsch q wife, SAM Basr,
uerm SchJrycflng r. BaleTstein, j. LOwe4tal & Wife,
wife n children. A. DoiwOrth & wife, JUS. Hess,
o. KokOscyiska, +. de Coppct, wife, Dr. Stein .
a. n. Williamson, children e servt A. Pappenhusen ana
Il. Buebwsldt J. Lienau vile, and lazy.
and wife, children,
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Giaiiouerp.
European Advertisements.

european Advertisements.
Fer other European Advertisements Eighth Page
pICHARD BELL, son of Richard Grey Baker,
lN late Of No ~ sdneyst, MILO End Gate london, tn
gl-DayIsn anl keeper. who - bells we'd 10 have .ft
Eigan for since Is requested to
m..at.ly with Mr.. sAMuE ~. PRENTICE II
No 25S ,echsperOa ionion, England SOLICITOR wh.re
he Will hear Of something % his adv aLtsge.
Dated tits llth day OF August, 1874
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4llseellaueou9


CTUrTERING.-U.S s. Stammeung Institute.
~ Dr. III III, Az BOurthsve Reforsaces from cersyn
and Ot.rs until cured Call send for CIRCULAR
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Sales bp Auction.

A. MRRwIg Aucn0Eeer
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. CO., G56 Broadway,
ID near B0past-ssies Of Books WORKS Of Art xaaey
foods. SC.
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Mails for Newfoundland close at the New'York Postohee
Nal Tor ahiax ". S. lie closed at the New YORK Post
ONCE every day At y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-13

A PPLICATION will be made at the next
"A session ofthe Common Council ofthe city
of Los Angeles, TO be held Thursday, January
IA, 1875 for n QUIT claim deed to CayetanO
Apablasa of the following described tracts of
land in the said city. First: Commencing at
the common corner of Nj. Keller and G. Apa-
blasa on the easterly line of Alameda street;
said point of beginning being GA feet from the
with Alameda street, and running thence,
magnetic course, north 81 west 66-l00 chains,
more or less, To the southwest corner of the
fence OF the Sisters of Charity; thence north
S4l1o east s6-lO0 chains along the fence. and
line ofthe land of the Sisters of Charity to
the southeast corner of said land; thence
north l254o east 3 lS-l00 chains, more or less,
along the fence of the Sisters of Charity To
n0rtherlyi line OF Apabiasa's lot. adjoining
the land of the Sisters OF Charity; thence
along the dividing line between Apablasa
and the Sisters, north So east ~ 35'l00 chains;
thence south l4l%o west 3 35-i00 chains; thence
north S3Ae east along the land of Nj. Keller
l2-l0O chains: thence north l0e west 5l-l00
chains to place of beginning, containing
56-00 acres. Second: Commencing at the
common corner OF i. p Campbell and Cay
etano Apablasa on the easterly side of Upper
Main street; said, point OF beginning being
north 23%o east 03-l0O chains, fromi the
southwest corner of said Campbell's building,
fronting on the Plaza; thence running north
23l5e east 81 links; thence south 55Hs east IL
100 chains thence south 37lae east 951a links;
thence north 55As west ! 5o-iGo chains to
mapsand petition are on file in the Office OF
the Clerk Of said Council, with whom, all
persons interested, must file their objections,
III any they have, in writing, at least one day
after the first publication N Of this notice.
M. KREMER,
Clerk of Common Council.
Los Angeles, CAL, Jan. s, 1875. JanlO-lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-13

yet been developed 1T is true, but a
widespread indication of pay ore has
been shown, exceeding that of any
portion of Nevada; and r venture to
predict that Inyo county will have II
mining population of $4,000 strong IN
side of eighteen months.
ALL THIS MINERAL DISTRICT
Can be tapped by the Los Angeles and
Independence Railroad; ifCerro Gordo
now supports the Cerro Gordo Freight
ing Company, with its immense trains
of wagons and mules, what will Pana-
mint, Coso, Rose Springs, Wacoba
and yet unborn districts not yield to u
railroad to the coast, owned by the
people of Los Angeles and Inyo coun-
ties and worked ON a liberal principle,
for the development of tile two coun-
ties p? ...n-aHsH ..t ssl + q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-13
Resumption Of Specie Payment.

WASHINGTON, January llth.-The
bill for the resumption of specie pay
ment, which has just passed both
Houses OF Congress and will receive
the Presidents approval, provides:
First--A redemption of legal tenders
and of resumption of specie payments
four years hence, on the lst OF Janu-
ary, 1879.
Second-Free banking, i'm the widest
sense of an unlimited issue Of National
Bank currency.
Third-A withdrawal of 80per cent.
of the amount issued i'm new bank cur
rency from the volume of greenbacks,
until the amount of $300,000,00 for
United States notes is reached. n
Fourth-A substitution of small sill
yer coin for fractional currency.
Fifth : An abolition of the Mint
charge. arl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-13
Clerk OF Com mOn COUNCIL.
Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. s, 1875. JanlO-lw

IT is SELDOM THAT WE NOTICE anything In
the medical line, nor would we now, unless
we could be convinced that we are not doing
our duty as journalists in recommending TO
the PUBLIC the celebrated botonical prepara-
tions of DR.. Henry. Whoever induces the
victim m OF scrofula or any other disease of the
blood, to use DR.. Henryss Extract of Sarsapar
rila, has begun good work.. There can be
no question as to the result Of this medicine
ifpersevered in. II is a sure cure for Scrofu-
la, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, and indeed all
complaints arising FROM vitiated and impure
blood. II is Just what "a good physician would
prescribe for these complaints, and we con-
1identally recommend 1t as being the best
article now In use. DIR. Henry,s Cough Balsam
is the most effective remedy for any affections
of the Throat or Lungs that we have ever
known. II contains no deleterlous drugs.
and can be taken with impunty and cer-
tainty of relief. For the cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, ETC., 1t stands without q rival.
DIR. Henry's Linament as an allvviator of
pain, is unrivalled by any preparation before
the public; the most skeptical will be con-
WINGED by single trial. II will prove itself q
"friend in need" which no family should be
without. .4fHa.l .l janl6-6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-13
Eeighborhood Items.

A member of the San Diego bar was
recently sent to Jail for six hours for
contempt of court. He ordered cigars
and champagnes and had jolly time
with his friends, while behind the bars.
The Odd Fellows at San Diego had
a most enjoyable ball the other night.
Freighters from San Diego to Ari-
zona complain that the Indians be-
tween Maricopa and Sweetwater have
become very bold and that the red
mans love for fine mules has wonder
fully increased of late.
The San Diegans, fearful of dry
season, are after artesian water. They
have we'll down 200 feet, but no water
rs yet. st.,i. at.p.
An Indian, residing on the Sab Fer
nando and Bakersfield route, Jealous
of another native, invited him to sup
per, and feasted his rival on hellebore.
1t required several doctors to save the
poor fellows life.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-13
HER ROSE TREE.

over the lattice and up the wall,
Its full red blossoms reached and clung:
In the cottage chamber and sanded hall
The fragrance of roses ever hung;
And robins In Spring, ere the dews were dry,
On the rose trees branches chirluped and
sung. -
When the sun peeped over the pine-frlnged
hills, .tiea - Ea
She was >tanding there mid the roses again
Ever among them, in Winter and Spring,
In summer and Autumn, in sun and rain.
Twenty years had passed over her head
Since this proud rose tree To the earth she
gave;
No branches there were twined and spread,
No nodding blooms I'm II crimson wave;
Twenty years, ere her woman's heart
Had ceased tOyearn, and hope, and crave.
Here is her tale: Back SO many years,
Or more, perhaps, from II distant shore
"A lover came; and he kissed the tears e
From her blushing cheeks, as o'cr and DER
She told her story OF passion, ana he
The old, old promises vowed and swOre.
Together they planted this tree, and then
He sailed away for "a iar-of cline; I
And In parting he said: 40, my own love,
when
Be 1t in Winter or Summer time--aarsas
clasp thee again, wedding wreath
Shall the roses make thee, while glad bells
chime"
Twenty years-and the rose tree now
Is tall aud strong, and its blossoms fair;
Twenty years--but alas! her brow
The bridal coronal never shal bear;
But she holds this tree dear, sodear,
For the sake of the golden days tn At We're
.Hfafsss,l -. Daniel O'C0R,ieH, in Orerland.