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there are seats for $4,000 persona thousands
were unable to gain admittauce, and we're ad-
dreesed in the open air by several ministers.
Their subsequent services vere also attended BY
IS vast throngs. Messrs. Moody and Sankey
have been invited to Paris. but their acceptance
Of the invitation is uncertain, as they expect to
teturn to America ii the approaching summer.
. An Eastern paper says that every Tuesday AZ
ternoon for the past thirty-eeven yaars meet
ing for the promotion of holiness b So been held
There has been no inter. upton eyen for . slug1e
week. DR.. and Mrs Palmer conducted the SER
vices when at homo, and Ghen abEent Id their
work is evaPgelists, whether IN Europe or IN
this country, t. their plaee vas supplied by Mr.:
800 aud 500 at each service. Ministers OF differ
ent determinations participate in the services.
Tho National Baptist suggests that the easiest
Wiy to settle the communion question, il to limitlt
still further. coniuing it to members Of the local
chtllch- It is now the custom to invite members
OF :: sister chnrchos ia good and regular stand
ing" But thia, thinks tho Ndtionai Baptist,
would admit Baptist churches that PRACTICE open
communion; and ii the invitation il gwen to
1' 1'bapnzed believers Campbellites and Chris
tia9s will be admitted. Either Of these posi-
bilitics involves sacriGce of principle and q
lattng down OF the ba1s dangerous to the Baptist
f01d.
The BrooklEn Argus has published reportoriat
interviews with Bishop Li.tlojohn, Of Long
Island, md several Of the PROMINENT Episcopal
clergy In New York and its vicinity. in regard to
the belief expressed BY the Rev. Dir. Thompson
il, a recent sermon that tho EpiscoEal Church in
thls country WAS drifting rapidly tuwatds Ritual
isrn. The Rev. DR.. Hail expressed the belief
that thers was no Ritual.hm on Long Islahd.
The Rev. DR.. Schenck coincided in this view.
The Ror. DR.. Drpwne thought there were not in
NeH Ynrk OF brooklyn fifty potbons WHO codn-
te1anccd adyanced .Rltualism. Tho Rev. Dr.
Paddock made similar stnremont. and Bishop
Littlejohn, though declining to state his belief
shout the growth Of Ritualism, said he was
pretty sure to coincide with the opinions Of the
clerical gentlemen whose names ate above men-
toned.
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Jury recommended them 20 mercy. the Judge sen
fenced h.m TO the state Prison for fourteen
months.
A BURGLARY CASE
william Sullivan was tried and convicted or
burglary IN the third degree. The evidence for
the prosecution established the fact that the
clothing store OF Martin Specht No. go Riyngton
street, was entered on the night OF the I'D OF
February and S.. 600 worth OF cloth and clothing
stolen; that three days aterward detective
oincers watched the suspicious movements oil
sullivan and o man named Thompson twh0
pleaded guilty lew DAYS ago 10 the cnarge) in the
Bowery, ana saw a truck with two trunks drive
up 10 basement there, which upon examination
proved 10 be portion OF the stolen property. the
prisoner swore that he went into store In the
Bowery TO purchase a hat and did not know any
thing about Thompson. Mr.. Rollins called wit
nesses 10 prove THAI sullivan, alias Devlin, and
Thompson were seen talking together The Jury
rendered a verdict OF guilty without leaving their
seats. HIS Honor sent aim to the State Prison for
i've years.
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COMMON PIEAS-TRIAL TERM-PART g.
boz Ind ID
SURROGATE'S COURT.
Before Surrogate Hutchings.

THE WILL OF BENJAMIN r. BEEKMAN.
The Will OF BENJAMIN f. Beekman, executed In
1867, was yesterday. with codcil made just prior
30 hts DEATH admitted 10 probate. The deceased
beque aths first TO the executors or the VIII a sum
OF 81, coo In trust to be expended in erecting a
monument on his lot in Greenwood. To the
said executors he bequeaths in trust Sl00,G0o
70 be invested by them IN United states bonds or
bonds OF solvent parties secured by first mort
WIDOW, so long as she remains sucn Tor her sole
use and benefit. Should she remarry at any time.
the Request dlscOntnues IN lieu OF which she IS
to receive $4,000. the principal snn-flOO. O00-t0
go to The children OF his nephew; If none. then to
the children then living OF MS three siSterS-Cor-
nelia Vanderveer, Jane Ten Brock and Sarah N.
Vanderveer-ln equal shares share and share
collect the interest $4,000 United States
SIX per cent bonds and pay the same TO his
mother as long as she lives, the principal at her
death to be equally divided between his two
nieces, Arabe!la Graham Vanderveer and Eliza
Ten Brock; to two nephews and a sister $4,000
each; MS mouse to his brother; farm in Chenan'
go county, pennsylvania, TO ms lrlend, w. U.
Larned. TO any children he may have surviving
he leaves all the rest OF his property to be equally
ulyfded among them; there being no child, the
residue OF the estate Is divided into twelve equal
parts--Our parts to his sister, COrnella Nander-
veer: four parts to his sister Julia Ten Brock ;
one part to his brother, William I. Beekman; one
to his executors in trust to his brother, Samuel
a. Beekman, Tor his personal and family support,
and at his death TO be divided equally among his
hers; another part to his executors In trust TO
his sister, Sarah NJ. Vanderveer. and at her death
to go to the children vi his said three SISTERS.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

COox-COcKs.-On Monday, March s. by the Rev.
James Millett, ROBERT NJ. COOK, or this city, TO
Emma A., daughter OF Isaac COCKS, OF Long
Island.
Glen Cove papers please copy.
ERRINGTON-SHERwOOD.-On Tuesday March
., 1875, at the Presbyterian church, Honesaale,
Pa, by the Rev. q. S. cunning, GEORGE NJ. HER
RINGroN 10 JENNIE L., daughter OF Ben amin Sher-
wood, all OF Honesdale, Pa.
LouIs-EAMEs.-In Southport Conn.,, July 49,,
1874, HENRY L. LOUIS to NJ LIZZIE EAMEs, daughter
of George q. Eames, OF Barnstable, England.
English papers please copy.
MCCoLI~-GRoOBY.--In Brooklyn, March @, 1875,
by the Rev. S. III. Bray, EVAN MCCOLL to Miss La
VIVA GROoBY.
Glasgow lscotland) and Canada papers please
copy.
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FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.

EXCISE VIOLATIONS.
Patrick Jones, No. 600 Second avenue jeremiah
Murphy. No. $40 Second avenue; Jaret Durr, No.
21S East Fortysecond street. and James Daley,
Nc. 449 Third avenue. were arrested for selling
liquor without license. They were held in 81 900
each TO answer at the General Sessions.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.


each to answer at the General Sessions.
COURT CALENDARS DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-UHAMBERs-Held by Judge
DonohueNos. AZ. "a, "a, 10. 81, liS 1853. leo. 2Ol
269 2sS. 2si, 2s5, 2Se.
SUPREME CouRr-GENERAL TERM-Held by
1874 1875 1885, 81. 127. 100. 1871, 1872, TO- l33 1874
la5, 1856. ~ 81, 90. ll9,s, lse, l4ots.
Van Brunt-lssues OF law and facl-Nos 65 30
100, II. g. 167, 14o 1876, 2s 2l9 22o 22l, 22s 233
SUPREME COUKT-CIRcUT-Part 2-He!d by Judge
Van vorstMNos: Sal 1906 2244 1882 $40 1910 2Sts
1899 1922 ee seS 1874 es 2S7 3.t 257o s44 Gas
Part 3--lieid by Judge Lawrcnce.-Nos. 1868 s39
1880, rs, So. ST. 1868 1905 1851 97, 1047 1913 1885,
1919, II, 557s. 49, ll19 S31. 1887, 929a, 1885, SOL
SUPERIOR CouRr-GENERAL TERM-Adjourned
until Friday next.
SuPERioE CONVERSATIONAL TERM-Held by Judge
Curtis.-Nos. So, %, rs, 81, 80, "a.
SUPERIOR CouET-IRIAL IERM-Part Held by
1911 1919 1921 1929 1922 1927, 1881 1885, 1887 Part
. Held by Judge treedman.-Nos 962, 1910, $50,
ssa 1872 ols, 1872 1874 $685. sS2, so2 572, s5S, 1918,
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM-held by Chief
Justice DAILY and Judges Loew and J: F. DAY.
llo Isl, i5s. 1874 Is, 49,
COMMON PLEAs-TKIAL TERx-Part 1.-same
calendar Part Adjourned Tor the term.
MARINE COURT-1RIAL TERM-part l-Hed by
Judge Spauding. Nos. 2s9l, 1915, 1921. l42l, 14e0,
7s9, 1859. Part 2-Held by Judge shea.-Nos. 1889,
16Os 675. 1922, 1928, 1892, 1880, COIL aO5o, 232.
146l, 32Os, 2754 1928. 1870. Part 3-Hed by Judge
observation-disclosures. 31O7, 3O4l. S6S, $780, 3116, 3ll7
1879, $685.. 3o9s. 1929 As 1893, 1890. 1850, $3.50.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Sutherand.-lhe People vs.. Mlcnael Sullivan,
burglary: Same VS.. John WARD, burglary; Same
VS.. James Mulhern, burglary; Same vs.. John Kin
lev. burglary; Same VS.. Edgar Lewis and John
and William ri. Mitchell, feonous assault ana bat.
terry; Same VS.. Michael Parrue, ielonlous assault
and battery; Same VS.. Carrie Rogers, felOniOuS
assault and battery; Same vs.. William Livingston,
ielonious assault and battery; Same VS.. Law
renee Mccarthy, feloniOus assault and bat
terry; Same vs. Patrick II. Cavanaugh ana
Philip Ryan. felOnious assault and battery; Same
VS. John Younkers, felOnous assault ana battery
Same VS.. Julia BecktOld, forgery; same vs.. Henry
i. Helms, forgery; Same vs.. Patrick Moran,
forgery; same vs.. Alfred W. Bridgeman grand
same VS.. Louis Nappen. grand iarceny: same VS.
Henry Osborn a nd others, grand larceny.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Held Dy Judge
Barrett.-lhe People vs.. Edward Mooney hOmi
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TIE BIG BONANZA
HOUSES CROWDED.
LAUGHTER INCESSANL.
THE HIT OF 1875.

THE HIT OF 1910
Mr.. Charles Fisher. Mr..
James Lewis, Mr.. W. Dav-
ingc. Mr.. John Drew, Mr.
George Parks, Mr.. r. r.
Ringgold. Nr. owen Faw-
ce q, Miss Fanny Daven-
port, Mrs Il. II. Gilbert
Miss Emily Rigl, Miss Annie
Graham and Miss Nellie
Mortimer III their amusing
local persona tons.
THE success OF Big Bo'
nanza mas only . parallel
III the favor which T0in
Robertson's elegant come
dies met with several years
ago. The box sheet has
been opened for twenty
days ahead, aud the sd-
vance sale of seats u
great. Herald
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COLONEL Sims PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN
~ Unbounded and unabating success
The best families IN New York and Brooklyn crowinR
the estabshme Mt nightly Wednesday and SATURDAY.
afternoons The greatest bill ever presented embracne
THE CALVIN CRYSTAL CASkET MYSTERY.
Matinee, &c., &c and toe Nights, &c., 35c.. &C., ana
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kiloreth.

BLACK LENA IN COURT.
Mrs. Mary Terry, OF No. l2o East Twenty eighth
street, better known to the police as BLACK
Lena was brought up yesterday afternoon on
sus picon. Her well known sh0p.iiting propensi-
ties nouced Detective Wailing 10 follow her up
Broadway She went into about twenty or thirty
stores, but bought notning ana he arrested her
on suspicion Tne Judge discharged her, there
being no evidence to nolG her on.
A BLOODY ''RETURN."
The return OF the Twentyflth precinct yes
trrday morning was handed In STEPPED in gore.
Ofiicer Clark, who was bringing iJ down town, at
tempted o stop runaway team htched to a car
riage containing three yOnng ladies'. in his gal
liant efforts 10 rescle the ladies' he had his haud
badly cut by the broken glass Ia one OF the de-
mOlished windows.
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close the Uourv toox tne papers reserving its dec
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL
TERM-PART /.
Before Judge Larremore.

Before Judge LarremOre.
SALARY OF INTERPRETER OF CRIMINAL COURTS.
Richard $. Rosenthal is the successor OF the late
Louis KazInski. as general Interpreter In criminal
courts OF this city. The salary afiixed to the
once is SO. 00O which however was raised In the
case KaZinski TO $500. The Comptroller would
only pay kosenthal at the rare OF $4,000 year
and suit was accordingly brought by the latter
for the alleged balance. $500, TO which he claimed
Co be entitled. Judge Larremore directed ver
dict In favor OF the city, on the ground that the
act under which che salary OF kazinski was raised
was personal in It's character.
COMMON PLEAS-TRIAI. TERM-PART2
Before Judge Robinson.
SUIT ON LUMBER BILL.
Albert w. Budlong. lumber dealer at the corner
OF Eleventh avenue and Twenty-second street,
has brought suit against Albert Weber for pay for
500 worth OF lumber. The story is that Bulrlc,
as the agent OF Weber, bought the lumber, but the
latter repudlates the agency OF Bulrlc The case Is
still on.
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with its
NINETEEN HUNDRED FOUND BALLET TROUPE
THE FUNNIEST BALLET EVER PRESENTED
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
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TIE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

Commissioners Z. L. DOnneliy, G.. +. Belts and
". j. OSBORNE, recently appointed by the supreme
Court to apprase the value OF lots required
by the Brooklyn Bridge Company, submitted their
report yesterday to Judge Lawrence In Supreme
Court, ChanDers:-TO the heirs OF Gulllaune
Merle, owning Nos. 2S6, 2oS ana 200 Water streeI,
Jney award $685. 00 10 Rachel Collins. owning tue
southeast corner oil Cherry and Dover streets,
$4,000, 10 the lessees or the estate $40 900 each
ana TO Grassett Launy, owning No. 294 Water
Str et, $4,000. The report was confirmed
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08
School District Election Notice.

NYoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
In qualified electors Of the Los Angeles
City School District that an election will oe
TEENTH DAY of APRIL, 1875, at the follow
ing places, viz: At the house of Mr.. Camp
bell, In the First Ward; at the City Council
room in the SECOND Ward; ; and al the Round
The question of voting a tax for the follow
ing purposes will be submitted at the elec-
tiOn: 1h ..s4ss.ls. a.Ha 1855
street school. ala
Sec nd-To purchase a lot and to build and
furnish a school-house for the colored school
Third-To purchase a lot and TO build aud
furnish school house East of the river, near
the Alden Iruit-drying works. lt9iaa s
Fourth-To purchase a lot and to build and
furnish O sch0ol-house in East Los Angeles.
Fifth--Ts purchase lot and to build and
furnish q scho0l-house near the woolen mill.
Sixth-To build and furnish an addition to
the Spring street school-house.
Seventh-To purchase lot for the Eighth
Eighth-To build fence around the San
Pedro street school property.
Tenth-To build and furnis h n school-house
near the French Hospital. 1t is expected that
will be realized from the sale of the Bath st.
school properly. ~ st li4lL 81
Nleventh-To buy lot and to build and
furnish school house near the crossing Of
Washington and Figueroa streets. I5l
| 1t Will be necessary 10 raise by tax for the
above purposes the sum OF TWELVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS. .eF ss .. +
The polls will be opened between the hours
offs A. M. and sunset. The following gentle-
men have been appointed Judges Of said cleo
ton: H#8 sse n9INNNHf DiE -tEsi
First Ward-Messrs. T. p. Campbell, @. M.
Small and A. II. Wilbar. sAi ai e'r.ti ~
Second Ward-Messrs. VIM. Mckee, j. M.
Baldwin and Jas. German.
Third Ward Mcssrs. w. III. Dennisson, L.
d. Marines and 3. b. Cox.
Los Angeles, March 10, 1875.
| a III. d. BARROWS,
NJ. KREMER,
fuW He4f6 J. p. WlDNEY,
JOS KURTZ,
lrfH ALFRED JAMES, IS
mrE Members of the Board of Education.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08
sessment for Sewer ON Turn
qos New High Streets.

IN 4asa New High streets.
Sab!chi, F.-Lot 5S1 feet front on East
SIDE New High street, bounded North
by Short street, East by PeHelon,
South By Maria Estrada, and 81 feet
Estrado M.ris:~Lot SoX s feet on on East = .
side New High street, bounded North
BY Sabichi, South BY Marchessault
street, East by Almenarez, and 2lh
Meyer, EugsneILot s. feet front on
East side New High street, bounded
North by Marchessault street, South
by Bishop Amat, East by Main street
and I TX feet crossing ............ ....... 88 IS
Amnt, BishOp.-206 feet front ON East
side New High street, bounded North
BY +. Meyer, South by Gas Company,
East by Main street, aud lH25 feet
Marchesaault crossing, and lIH feet .
Gas companywTot isS feet front on
East side New High street, bounded
North by Bishop Amat. South by
Turner street, East by Crawford and
Bouton and Sanchez, South by Tur-
ner street, and West by New High
street. Assessed for l59 feet on New
High street; iSh feet for one-half of
Junction with Turner; 20 feet on Tur-
Estate Of L. II. Thomas, Francois lie "
Marie Administrator. = Bounded
North by Short street, East by New
High, south by lot OF Maria Ybarra.
Assessed for 81 feet on New High
Maria YSarra North by the land Of %
the estate of L. E. Thomas, East by
New High street, South by lot Of
McFaddin, and West by
Assessed for rs feet on New High
l0 ~
McFaddin- North by lot OF Maria
Ybarra, East by New High street.
South by lands OF Francois lie Marie,
sna Wess sy aak%oTn Ns owner M,an AS 70
LIE Marie, Francois-N0rth by lot of
McFaddin, East by New High street,
South by property OF Nicholas OUR
ola, and West by Buena Vista street.
Quirola, ichoias--North by lot of LIE "
Marie, East by New High street,
South by property Of Y. Porst, and
Ponet, ,v.-Nortn by Nicholas 0niroia;s " ''
lot, East BY New High street, South
by lot of Sophia Kinds, and West by
New High street. Assessed for 46
sophia HindswNortn by lot Of W ="
Porst, East by New High street,
South by Valenzuela property, and
West by slot,erbeck. Assessed for
vslsns sasis-Y North r by lot Of Of Sophia 90 ~
5nI,, Kinds, e East ,a BY New o, High street Tes,
by Slotterbeck. Assessed for 81 feet. 2l 81
Aycry-North by Nalenzuela, East by
New High street, South by Mr..
Capo's properly, anu west " buena
Few High street. 49,. ...... ......,...... IL 90
VIM. Cape-North by lot Of Avery,
East by New High street, South by
Gas Company, and West by Buena
Vista street. Assessed for So feet.. q 20
Gas Conpany-North by land OF VIM.
Cape, East by New High street,
South by lot Of P. Berudry. and
West by Buena Vista street, AS.
sessed far l03H feet.,,,.,,...,... ........ Al 4U
p. Beaudry-North by land Of Gas
Company, East by New High street,
South by. lot OF ]. r. Somers, and
West Of NeS High street. Assessed
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08

DE 1T RESOLVED, BY THE COMMON
ID Council OF the City of Los Angeles as fol-
lows: H az ts- ~ .1IfItll. 81
SECTION l. That the assessments hereinaf-
ter set forth are hereby declared 10 be the as
ssssrnepts properly chargeable to and collect
able from the several owners of the properly
respectively hereinafter described for and on
account OF the construction of sewer from
Short street to New High street, to Turner
street. and thence along Turner street to the
Intersection Of said sewer with the Main and
Arcadia street sewer on Main street, and for
the branch OF the proposed sewer commenc-
Ing on New High street In front of the prop
erty Of DR.. Bush and running thence along
New High street Nurtherly to the intersection
OF Turner and New High streets. 're
SEC. 2. The Clerk Of the Common Council
Is hereby directed to enter statemt mt OF his
assessment in the Docket Of City Liens, ac-
cordiug TO law and give notice Of the levy OF
said assessments by publication OF the same
for ten days In English In the Los Angeles
Daily HERALD and for ten days In Spanish In
La Cr0nica.e s.,s4.5f,.5s,a tlff, TU5fs.s.7.
SEC. 8, The following Is the list Of the as
sessments hereinbefore referred TO; that Is to
s il.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08
Dr. Joseph Kurtz, pa
Ds1a s4a' PHI HX6ICIAN.

OFFICE-in Lanfranco's Building, Main st
above the Drug Store of c. F. Heinzeman 4
Co. VIII give particular attention 10 EYE
and EAR DISEASES. ONCE hours: From 9
to II A, n, from2 to p. NJ, and from 8 to r.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08

Sewer AsaessmeMt-Turm and M
streets.
Crawford and Bouton--Boundedo on the
North by Sanchez property, East by
Main street, South by Turner street
and West BY the property Of the Gas
Company; assessed for 80 feet......... s.
Signoret--Eorth by Turner street, East :
BY Main steeet, South by land of
VIM. Abbott and West by New High
street; assessed for 160 feet on Turner
street, % feet on Main street, l81a cor
ner Main and Turner, 20lh feet.......
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08

Branch Sewer vn New High Street
List ef Property AsSessable There
fer.
r. Signoret- by Turner street,
East by Main. South by lot OF VIM.
. Abbott and West by New High; as
sessed for l9 feet on New High, l8k
feat OF Junction of New High and
Turner street. 1887 ........... S4S 05
VIM. AbbOtt--Nort by lot of Signeret,
east by Main street, South by proper
ty of I. M. Hellman, and West by
Ilew High street; assessed fer 6lH
feet IL 45
l. Hsllman--North by VIM. Abbott's
land, East by Main street, South by
lot Of Ferguson 4 Metzcar and West
by New High street; assessed for II
Ferguson q MrtZcar-North by He'll
mans lot. east by Main street, South
by lands of Bouchet and West by
New High street; assessed for 81
10 80
Beaudry, Prudent-N orth by Wilson,
East by New Sigh, South by Bush's
lot and West by Buena Vista street;
assessed for 100 feet. 80 90
Wilson, ,John-North by lot of K. Wand,
East by New High street, South by
lot OF Heaudry and West by Beaudry;
assessed for ia feet. "a 20
Maud, E-North by lot of ]. II. SOM
ers, East by New High street, South
by John Wilson'S propertp and West
feet is %
Somers, j R-North by Beaudry, East
/ by New High, South by Naud'A lot
and West by Beaudry's property; as
sessed for so eet..............-.....".... l5 90
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08
$Ioo Each. SIS a Month";

I Maps can be seen, and further information
obtained, at the temporary Office OF the Secre-
tary, in u. g.. Land 0hice, Temple Block.
f BY order OF the Trustees.
I JOHN r. BRIEFLY,
-e8n NaaF4At Secretary.
/ The Secretary's office will be located In part
of the front of the room Of the new Postoffce,
opposite the Court House, about March lst,
IS7S. lT7l-'- n feb2ltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08

was adopted at the meeting of the Common
Council OF March Is, 1876 M. KREMER,
Clerk OF Common Council.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08

SEC. 4. The Clerk of the Common Council
shall certify to the passage OF this resolution
and shall cause the same to be published
once In Engiish In the Los Angeles DAILY
HERALD and once in Spanish In La Cronica,
and thereupon and thereafter It shall take
effect and be In force.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08
y. n. MCKEE, M. D..

|nHYsICIAN as SURGEON = OFFICE
IL No. II Spring street, Opposite Temples
Bank. RESIDENCE - First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrl8-tf-;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08
Orange Grove encampment, No. 81, !. 0. o. E.

sassaA REGULAR MEETINGS held on
- IA the Second and Fourth TUES
2A$ DAYS Of each month at 7H r. n:
s"#~S'S Sojourning Patriarchs In good
standing are cordially invited TO attend.
H. BURDICK, c. P.
j. NJ. BAssErr. Scribe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08
DR.. w. HAZELTINE,
DRS. CHASE & LYONS,

CURGEONs AND DPRACTITIONERSo OF Ho-
y meopathy. Office and residence, Back
az special attention given to diseases OF
women and children. oct9tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08
DR.. A. 8. SHORE,

HOMEoPATHIC PH1sICIAN'
RESIDENCE-No lS Fran kiln street.
oc2rtf-2 -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08
Dr. L. Dexter Lyford,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON = OFFICE,
T., No. Ia, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office hours--9 to II A. M; to
and to8P.M. ap23-tf-1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08

Golden Rule Lodge No. l6O, i. o. d. +.
.a.Ssx.;.. Regular meeting. held on FRI
sE5 DA Y EV ENING OF each week at
sS7 IL O'Clock. Sojourning brethren
9ssAss in good standing are cordially In
vited. BY order,
C. d. HATHAWAY, N. g.
Jos. HUBER, JR., X. 8.
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> KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
/. g. O.. r.

,;ssss42. AngeIIta Lodge No. l96, 1. Q.
sk O..F.-. Regular meetings of this
Lodge are held every MONDAY
S'nsw> evening at = O'Clock, at Odd Fel-
lows Hall, Downey Block. Visiting and so-
Journing brothers in good standing are In
yited to attend. /. J. SMITH, No.
j. M. BASsETT, r. 8. au9
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y SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic NotIce.

a Los Angeles Lodge No. ~, r. Il
IN A. M.-The stated meetings of this
" " Lodge are held on the first MON
~ DAY of each month at 1880 r. M.
~ Mem bers Of Pentalpha, No. 202, and
all Master Masons In good standing are cor
daily invited. s. FOY, W. M.
CHAS. SMITH, Secretary. ap2S-y--6