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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
School District Election Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN qualified electors of the Los Angeles
City School District that an election will De
hfa II hs ey On s me aaN
|, ing places, viz: At the house of Mr.. Camp
bell, in the First Ward; at the City Council
room in the Second Ward; and at the Round
House in the Tn rd Ward. tflHl
The question of voting a tax for the follow
ing purposes will be submitted at the cleo
ton: a G-ft.f ik4st. 4#f I'll.
street school. .vt tJn Ia8allls ai1
Sec nd-To purchase lot and TO build and
furnish "a school-house for the colored school.
Third-To. purchase lot and to build aud
furnish a school-house East of the river, neal
the Alden Iruit-drying works.
FOurth-TO purchase lot and to build and
furnish school-house in East Los Angeles.
Hfth-TS purchase lot and to build and
furnish a schoO.house near the wooden mill.
Sixth-To build and furnish an addition to
the Spring street schoolhouse.
Seventh-To purchase lot for the Eighth
Eighth-To build fence around the San
Pedro street school property.
Ninth-To repair and furnish the High
Tenth-To build and furnish a scbool-house
near the French Hospital. 1t is expected that
most of the money required for this purpose
will be realized from the sale of the Bath ST.
Nleven THO buy lot and to build and
furnish school house near the crossing Of
Washington and Figueroa streets. f. Ela
1t will be necessary 10 raise by tax for the
above purposes the sum of TWELVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS. 4l - f
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: lals -sJp 8Hf FH Ih
First Ward-Messrs 7. p. Campbell, G. NJ.
Small and A. II. Wilbar. -siit i.
Second Ward-Messrs. VIM. Mckee, j. NJ.
Baldwin and JAS. German.
Third Ward-Messrs. w. III. Dennisson, l..
D. Marines and y. B. Cox.
Los Angeles, March 10, 1875.
H. ID. BARROWS, .
- nj. KREMER,
ans 81 ID. r. WlDNEY, on 9UH
lflAtA JOS. KURTZ,
li4uk .te1fi alci 8 ALFRED JAMES,
mrl7 Members of the Board of Education.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09

was adopted at the meeting of the Common
Counciiof March 25. 1876. M. KREMER,
sfm Clerk of Common Council.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
Assessment for Sewer on Turner and
fs4s44c New High StreefS. f4#54fsfftas

Sabchi, Eliot $50 feet front on East
side New High street, bounded North
by short street, East by Penelon,
crossing .,.......~..........................s s
Estrada, Maria.-LOt 5Q% feet on East
side New High street, bounded North
by Sabichi, Soutn by Marchessault
street, East by Almenarez, and 2lM
feet crossing Is
Meyer, Eugene.-Lot IS feet front on
East side New High street, bounded
North by Marchessault street, South
by Bishop Amat, East by Main street
and ll1s feet crossing. -, 3S
Amat, Bish0p.-206 feet front ON East
side New High street, bounded North
by Z. Meyer, South by Gas Company,
East by Main street, and 142a feet
Marchessault crossing, and li% feet
Turner "a
Gas Company.-Lot l69 feet front on -
East side New High street, bounded
Turner street, East by Crawford and
BoutOn and Sanchez, South by Tur- m
ner street, and West by New High
street. Assessed for li9 feet on New
High street; I8L feet for one-half of
junction with Turner; 70 feet on Tur-
ner; total, 2471 feet...............,........ 80
Estate of l.. r. Thomas, Francois lie
Marie administrator; = Bounded
North by Short street, East by New
High, South by lot of Maria Ybarra,
and West by JY tt9H'" .
Assessed for 80 feet on New High
Masa YSs IRA Tcr;I ~ ;Sa ;.~d =,
the estate of L. K. Thomas, East by
New High street, South by lot Of f
McFaddin, and West by F ast
Assessed for 20 feet on New High
.......,.....,.. 10
McFaddin- North by lot of Maria
Ybarra, East by New High street,
South by lands of Francois lie Marie,
and West BY unknown owner. As
sessed for 48 feet on New High street 10 Q
7 rQ nv lot Of
McFaddin, East by New High street,
South by property of Nicholas OUR
ola, and West by Buena Vista street.
oniroln NcboissGNorf6 cGr Ia by lot of
Marie, East by New High street,
South by property of v. POrst, and
West by Buena Vista street. Assess
PSnet 1DS worth = py Nicholas 0uiroa;s
lot, East by New High street, South
by lot of Sophia Kinds, and West by
New High street. Assessed for 48
sonbia Hinds-Nori6 nv lot ~ 10
Porst, East by New High street,
South by Valenzuela property, and
West by Slotterbeck. Assessed for
Vi feet.-;.~..;-.; 36
ValenZuela-North by lot of Sophia
Kinds, East by New High street,
South by land of Avery, and West
by SlOtterbeek. Assessed for 81 feet. q 8
Ay"ry-Norih by Nalenzuela, East by
New dlgH Streett SOutn Dy Mr.
Cape's property, and West by Buena
Vista street. Assessed for 40 feet on
Few High street.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III 0
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. ...... 81
Gas COmpany-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 lar 1897 feet. ............. ....... Al
p. Beaudry--Norh by land of Gas
Company, East by New High street,
South by lot OF ]. n. Somers, and -.
for 20 feet. 20
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
oranes Grove ensanpnen., No. 81, o.0.F.

Orange Grove eneampment, No. ~, W. 2.
,ssxsyE REGULAR MEETINGS held on
"a the Second and Fourth TUES
$2HeE DAYS Of each month at IN p. N.
Sojourning Patriarchs in good
standing are cordially invited TO attend:
H. BURDICK, G. p.
], M. BABsETT. Scribe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09

Members of the Association will have the
right to select and purchase lots until March
LIST, 1875. After March LIST, any person can
purchase the lots. s4r. aatln6Q D.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09

de 1T RESOLVED, BY THE COMMON
I'D Council of the City Of Los Angeles as fol-
lows: q
SECTION l. That the assessments hereinaf-
ter set forth are hereby declared TO be the as
sessments properly chargeable to and collect
able from the several owners Of the property
respectively hereinafter described for and on
account of the construction of n sewer from
short street to New High street. to Turner
street, and thence along Turner street to the
intersection OF sa d sewer with the Main an |
Arcadia street sewer on Main street, and for
the branch OF the proposed sewer commence
ing on New High street In front of the prop
ert, of Dr. Bush and running thence along
New High street Nnrtherly to the intersection
of Turner AID New High streets. r. ssshiI1
SEC 2. The Clerk of the Common Council
Is hereby directed to enter staten Mt OF his
assessment in the Docket of City Liens, ac-
coriing to law aud give notice of thelevy OF
said assessments by publication OF the same
for ten days In English in the Los Angeles
Daily HERALD and for ten days ia Spanish In
SEC. B. The following Is the list of the as
sessments hereinbefore referred to; that is to
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09

OFFICE-in Lanfranco's Building, Main st
above the Drug Store Of G. F. Heinzeman 4
Co. Will give particular attention to EYE
and EAR DISEAHES.3 Office hours: From
TO IL A. n, from 2 2toil.P.. M, and rom TO r.
n. Residence: Buenavtsta street. augl6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09
Branch Sewer On New High Street
List Of Property Assessable There

Branch Sewer On New High Street
List Of Property Assessable There
for.
f. Signoret- North by Turner street,
East by Main. South by lot Of VIM.
Abbott and West by New High; as
sessed for Us feet on New High, 1871
Turner street, IlsN NS.... ................ s4s 0
VIM. Abbptt--North by lot ofSign0ret,
east by Main street, south by proper
ty of /. NJ. Hellman, and West by
sew High street; assessed fer 6l%
feet t.....-....................... .....--.. lS
I. Hellman--North by VIM. Abbott's
land, East by Main street, South by 3la
lot of Ferguson g. Metzcar and West
by New High street; assessed for II
............. II
Ferguson q MetZcar-NOrth by He'll
mans lot. east by Main street, South
by lands of Bouchet and West by s
New High street; assessed for 81
Is
Beaudry, Prudent-N orth by Wilson,
East by New Digh, South by Bush's
lot and West by Buena Vista street;
assessed for 100 feet. 30
Wilson j ,John-North by lot of E. Wand,
East by New High street, South by
lot of Beaudry and West by Beaudry;
assessed for ia feet "a
Maud, E-North by lot of j. r. SOM
ers, East by New High street, South
by John Wilson's propertp and West
by that of Beaudry; assessed for so
feet ................- 10
Somers, ] R-North by Beaudry, East
by New High, South by Naud's lot
and West by Beaudry's property; as
sessed for so feet... et....-......-.-.......".... 15
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-09

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 English In the Los Angeles DAILY
HERALD and once In Spanish in La Cronica,
and thereupon aud thereafter 1t shall take
effect and be in force. ai. Eutth NIHt
, 1875-09-17
CRIMINAL.

ssrg. Wiley OF tue Laks Btrret Station, haa lot Of
sample bots shoes, and etfppcrs at ha headquarters
which wcro found yesterday afternoon OIL Vest Moa-
roo strret, near Loams, by Officer Mcfarland.
D. II. Barber, who arrested at DIue Islaud aul
brought 70 Chicago charge OF procuring IN abor-
itou upon Addia Graves, brought up in Police
Court yesterday inornin9. and, OIL being called 10
plead, asked for continuance, which Wns grnutcJ
Ths ground Of the continuance was stated by
barber to 10 tint ho expected to prove by
: Mrs. Gardiner, whose residence he did not know.
that tho abortion VITA procured hy medicine taken bf
Miss Graves from hottle now IN The hands Of Dr.
Cook. Accused 6wearS l4at he 1ora not know wle5p
tho wuman Gardiner l!rea, further than thai !, Is on
Randolph street.
George Taylor nov locked up u the Central Btatlon
IL either very huhglinR fprRcr. or ese te Is most
consurumaso dnpe. Yesterday he presented himself at
the desk 1t United aates Sub Treasurer w. L. Nichols
In the Republic Ife Building and tntsuducci him
Then he.. pF.seuted bill Of soods made
out 10. u. y. 0sant, and also 4 telsRram
rntporttnR to bo from President 0rant located at
Colorado Springs, REQUESTING lit. Nichols 10 pay The
b, and tLAt he ~. =. Grant} would pay him bsck On
h!z return. Mr. Nichols refused tho ettrnordloary
chancs offered him for losing his money nnd also r.
fused 6sAt-Fate chance oxan!no the youns msn'o
character. Taylor then walked 1elaHroly around TO
the otca Of tbs Pullman Palacccar Company, 1t tho
coruer Of Michigan avenue and Adams street. Jiv
l#iug cordially Invited 10 scat In priyats otlce tho
key Was turned, and 4 detective bont for. George
tlrinxmsu waA Htou on hand and tho young man via
nsrcheI to the Coittal 1ati0n but not until tho do
tsctivs L4d EIent about two hours In walltpg tbs
Dreess with Taylpr Who Unlisted that ho wa4 tho dupo
Of nosno unknown party. Tho third 44ry refused 10
turn Up, however, aud, IN default, young Taylor Il
held u tho criminal.
, 1875-09-17

NEW CHICAGO THEATRE,
The play Il thi9 thsatro a!fars essentially from
those which begau tho season. They were light, aud
fur tho most part humorous. The pressnt ons H. tn
atsge paftance, heavy mslodramk. Ith sdsptcd
frnm tho French, sud ahows lts orlGn In Tho strange
Development OF liz plot which hinges upon highway
robbery, murder. bgany, and 4 fatsl dual. postio
jusco L. wrought out n tho expense Of tbs evsrast.
Ing probabilities, aad tile dta,natio unitss arc pre-
served in Cause that hardly rewards the effort. Tho
piay Is II old one, aud docs not in itasf cal for
criticism II - chiody Interesting. net for tho In
tsuaio merit poasesses, but for tbs opportunities
u auords y tho stock coinlany 70 shu" eheir full
strength. Tha company II tho lest that has eves een
Mtss Helen Tfssy :. Taalins. IL nssht esablisss
her clstn tD tho reputation which has hs1aded her,
She sYid1uty strongest n psr<of this kind. Thoss
though not the hghpst order Of dramatic ability ye
aboys the G,Hde to which The patrons of ChicaRo thes-
tres accustomed. Mr: Louis Jaes also shows to
good RIysutage IN tho play now sctlDg. lis las "A
excellent voice, and duilTery well adapted 70 me!o-
dtaula comedy, OF fsscs lie IL not msrs trickssr,
iIs knoxs hoy 70 e1tsaa ftsng 70 that hs sudIsnes
natural. lie soens to b. rather too nnea In hla tssea
lie e.nena 81 COCA sense ai.oias4ly require eu.
i! aitsetiaa. aa saa ~ ~ sh.3 Aa Vii il = sossssssS
IL o.aes aSs as@st. Il ~ u. COMPANY
s. T. st i &. L a. Of Tsz o.e ~
over. Il u oniy hscessAFy 70 add ta9s & sae y
contains uoboly who belongs TO tho lowest fAhka "
tho profession 1hare ste 10 mAaewslsb@ Ii tbs
W. lAss spoken thus 1t length Of tho attractions Of
ferod 1t the Now Chicago Theatre because 10 taAs Aa
eArea tnterest In II and conader tbs suecss
tnsttar of thp htshAak mouazt " al loysrs Of the
dssuA IN Uhtcaea, 33ArA IN Lang hann - daW Qt
, 1875-09-17
EVANSTON.


MEETING OF TIE VILLAGE BOARD,
The VillaEs Trustees held "a adJournud 1nsottus
Wednesday evening. tha 1rst for general business
IN ssycssl weeis PEoasut, Ttu4tses Huae, 1slAhkkt
Whaslur, Braiussd mad TLylur.
Strcsto,nnAsioaer AoFrill reported Has collection
Of $las.l0 on tho rollea1. Aao tho following;
would frther rcport In reference to Aldewsts that It
u quits important that there should b. plank walk
constructed In front of Lot 49, block H. II being only
81 feet, aud tho ony gap in tho Sidewalk tho eaat
ada of Chicago avenue, between tho Villages
q Evanston aud south EYauston. Also, the nrst
e f6t east OF Oak ayone, the north side Of D4ys
stsss should be reaswed. II haa taen suggested by
several parties that theso sb sold 10 aideWxk
atructed on the south sda of D4Yis atrsu from n1gs
avenue 10 AAGury avenue.
Tho usual ssquistons for supplies weru pte4eutcL
BY tho various uthreEs,
Tbs Sewerage colani.ses, u whom wa referred ths
petitlon Of MssasA. DAVIS Desiring aud pthsrs askng
tuF the privilege VI putting tl private sewer on
Church street, from nlnusu Aysnus 10 the lzks, IT,
lofed adversely 10 thu isstuli for tho reasou, u
Kvsn thus "the Davis street. IL expected to 10
hut y practicable, and ~ contemplated ty
ths sewerage plans adopted by tho hoard Of vsustess
~ have Ill LATERAL sewers connect with H."
Ihs frpoSt was a1optel.
TUE WATEls-WoAxS.
Tbs COMMITTEES OH WAlct-WorkA presented tbs fol-
loving rvpogt, which WA also adopted:
.ouT cumtlittoo on Kater-Moeks beg k4y$ to 70.
port that ths As 1ssars stoln demonstrated hs fact
AAs Lbs well st the WAtar- Works ne.dA more prolAo-
AaA Il onEs. Anl xour Qau,alt.ss kAss sas1ad TIA
, 1875-09-17
reverend EentlomsnA attempt Ia lecture has teen All
etIcnte 10 him, anil tic probabilities that fnnr'
attempts will mt bo far different.
LOCAL LETTERS,


To LIE Ediinr of Tht CAft,7n rftrns
CHIcAdo, Sept. la-Will Jun slIow . Democrat 10
aay few vurls IN ,our raptr relative to the coming
fall elections. The Republicans Will without doubt
nut rtraigb party s,rtet in tho hcld INT what Of
Tho Democratic? They hare bad two meetings this
week. mud hrth rndctt dtgracefulty, owing 10 feu
rchtr,lnG wcak-kneei Democrats, who clsfn that II
w,.rli te bal lv1r; for thu Democrats to make =
straight tletr anti fof nn other rurosc than 10 drag
no.ty uu u.rr,lrolus UerrnaN in tllrr tfna and 10
gise him ore worth SIC, ,01n year,-an ONCE Rtv
INK hlnl r.'nro! Of hundreds Of thousands nf Cook
County money, aud scvesnl hundred Votes 10 c used
aEainrt TIA iu Tho Presidential election In 1870.
amongst tho crowd Of scnrccrows we hnd Dcnocrst~
ir c"nArrnamsn claiming Il wonl lr dangerous And
ifnlMitc fbr tho Democrats to r.n straight tlEkNt.
Another Captain III the ranks Of tiIsnrgAuiters, who
has t,orn Nnnw-Nuthing, licrubltcAn and Da,un-
sra half dutrH time. In The iast len yrsr+-anythinR
or ywherr to grt o!rR-ttlvocatcl thd necessity
OF tho pc1ocrs tic party taking o te!r arna tic Or
mai l0ea anil Dictator wherever he Rues determined
10 rule nr ruin any party no may ,eonR to- and v t,o
tat,hos rule any other way. ho undertakes It with
n,nl, prea4InnnlIy armed with hrtckbsts and elua.
For nne truly hope tho democrats Of Cook County
viii r,lt IN the 1ei straight ont md ot Democratic
tiket. Make II nut Of hest men, Follow III tho
Footsteps of Indiana, whfrs they run HsrulEht Ticket
aud elected Hta.c Legislature, giving us aenaior
and largo rA tority IF E'uEteAstlan: Ike OHIO, rlcct
inG thtlr toycruor Stao Legislature, aud ruajorI
ty IN CunHr4s; like New York. carrying tho State by
,tl fill Democratic Ticket What relsons have Cu'
County Democrats for being afrad7 'soneatJ IL u -,
iwsl Eolry III politics ~ vel rs In business. DR.
HcsiAg at ontc. DExoCRAT.
, 1875-09-17
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

Mr T. n. Randall Of Nos 400 and ell Fifth arrnur.-
hns conkig nmrnt Of choicn variety ot sweet rota
turs.
The tomrrrhsnrs y,stotdny, ohecryc1 by Manneso,
np,lctan, IS Madison, sttcet tTRsncSr bultna,, was
At =. Ill., O. deg; 10 L nl., 73; IL H., a; T. n,.,
"a; ar. m, SO.
II incorrectly suited tha Mr. Hans ffcriInE Was
n tho political meeting In thtHeycnecth Ward night
before last The indivlual who flrd to speae at to
closo of the rneol!nR Oh cnrnly dGeFcnt perHon
Yesterday morning All Inquest wse held hs No. II
Brcner srrcf oyrr tln rinsns Of John lnhnsoi. who
died ycrv suddenly shortly btfore midnight Wttlnra-
iay. Tbs dcccaael uap q swcdc, unmarried, and
nbont n ycars OF ngr.
Yesterday morning Antsrw Alien, kceper of tho
ptoycrs liotrt. lrairtcl strett, Ito Transit
House, Gu. his threat with 1asor, IN m atompt 10
iakc Lin pwH life. lie not load nt Ia accounts,
Family troubles arc r1d to have caused tho deed.
Tho City Hail ycattrday waived nil intention Of do.
Ing anything for tho rnbllc wtlfarc anl tho clerks in
taking politics. Superintendent lieAm and Mars,al
1Hllp were huAy all the hf-rittnn tn examining
"a natial gaze nonD but PCT candidates any show,
Wednesday afternoon Coroner petz-ch held an in
quest tho remains Of Officer fatncs Carey who was
fatally Injured tho night Of tho great ators, by be-
The Jury could not nsrco upon complete verdict ton
q them be!nF in favor Of censnring fhs Railroad
t.ehs .he hIanc, any, upon tho ssr II 'ssfn tm.e It.
who they claim lad no right to 10 walking % tld
Aaek.
AZ The continued sess!on Of the Grand Lo1Ro Of 1ll-
nois L. o. q. r hci1 yesterday, 1t vosrd to hold
The ,lost aesalo at Decatur. II also voted tAt
hereafter fppeals should he lodged with The Commit
sce on that subject thirty days etorn tho fesann If
the Grand Lodge. The Cotni'tre On Appeals th+n
reported sustaining the decisions Of the a. t. T.. whrl
report WAS adopted. The o;hcrrsciecs wru tlcn It'll
stalled, after which tho work c1rup1ed, anu an
sdj6ufnn,Ent Whb lad.
opENlNu T,tE ART GALLERY suSpAr.
There has hccu generally expressed wish thhs tho
management II the Exposition would cirn tue Art
Gallery On Hant1nr am! public and pirate nPple:-
tion has been made To them 10 thnt tnd. IN reply, It
ia explained that thu rrlu-at Ia moi owing 10 Nly
religious moral Ecrulhs In the nIints Of tho i1an
aRcment, hut 10 the int that they ar fearful lest II
thA building III ,hruwn ulan u give acteeH 10 ,ls
gallery, 'h''ys s,entn may gam tho sn''taa enhta5a an
who csnnot wcll be present Sunday. mn! vaa'le.
Through the Building ati pilfcr portable articles. It
hAs been suggested that policemen be employed foE
Hundny wrl! other days. hut ths wod entail an
expense which the management 10 not ihfuk It !se 10
Assumo, In view Of any probable receipts for aunis
alons. Another sugyehtIl H+ tat thcEn be separate
entrance tbs "retlud 10 The gallery bnt II, this
nAso hcre In fear that thieves wonl dnd their wAy
IN and rteaI some Of tho smaller pictures unIcss
roTco Of nlrn were kept watch, aud this expense
doaa not entn, wlrrant"lt.
, 1875-09-17
WASHINGTON.
Canadians Complain Of Ucrtnf,l Cus.
courthouse 1seEnlntIoMn =. District

Canadians Complain OF Certain Cna.
tOsla-IaOuko ItegulatIons - District
Items.
Soteial 0tsnatch t, The cntea7o Tribune.
WAs,1lsdroN, d. G., Sept 1G.-The officials Of
tho Canadian Grand Trunk Hallway have ro-
poasedly complained recently to thes Treasury
officials that the inspection Of baggage ~ per-
formed BY United statos customs oillcors has
had an Injurious effect upon thoir business by
leHseuing tho travel over thoir limo,
Tho method Ia to examine trunks at
tho point ct departure and p1acs
them III a sonloa car which is uot opened nguin
until the poin. Of destination is reached. THIS,
10 case Of passengers leaving one Eont III the
United States for smother iu the United Statos,
IL not complained vt. but it has been fou,ll
necessary TO examine haud-ba2s carried by tEav-
elora at both gnds Of ths ROUTE This, OF courso
entaila doiaYB n.oto or leHa vo1atloua. Tho
Treasury oftelas, however, arc not disposed to
Wow favorh5ly tho requost tn alter tho CUSTOM
~ they think TINT 1t prevents Ercat deal Of
smuggling.
nnder tho old Hing, haa brought suit against the
district for tho nun OF s61, ,00U, which he alleges
is duo him on sa}ary and othor accounts. Ma
grnder will be remembered for his unguo
inothod OF kaoping hia accounts, which loft thom
III Rueh ine1tricabe confusion that the Commit-
tee Of Investigation wCro not able to mako aoAd
Or tail OF them. It WsA At one time thought
that he owed tho District about $75 600, but suit
eqnantlv It was ABSORBED that tho District owed
hlm.. The probable fact ha vii! doubtless be
daVelopcd by tho examination now making by
Alt. Warren, the New York expert, OF tho finar-
ial condition Of tho District, Ia that II there Ia
ny balance on either sldo, 1t Il tua from Magru-
Ger to The District.
Tho Board Of Police Commissioners are trying
Detective Clarvne, OF tho DHtrsct force, for
alleged completely in the release Of the burglar
Snyder On fraudulent Iai! receutlv. The iudi-
cations point N Wilton aHll, although tho owl
, 1875-09-17
SAVED AND SUNK.

tbs schooner Pxlnco about which ~ much anxiety
Y,,a ,ron ,nnnfestet] and whirt, hul nlrca,,v i,n
-.n wv, -, ,,.t .--,,, t.ra t.., ,,,h, st.,,. ~
Nseh up i'r ioe'' 'ssfeo ne'e 1ns' niset aooa' AZ
O'CLOCK, houon ena SAFE. 4ae "!ha was plo"la8
gallo whom she arrived ut tho 0utrantc Of
The hatbpr. and there wss no tur 10 tuv
hcr In yet sch We, c auxictv of her c,ut.,n II, v.t
N tns 1u arsto "a .ue netso VIM snI .ae .o",'n.
bor safely, ldins juss below tho Illinois Genital slip
vhence LIE va .ftcryarl lowed Iy th,
tuu- iarter tn Lnmfs Kirk At Cas- aoan
factory near Rush street brae Shortly af,er trr m
tcrinu thu arUr TnIngnE Frnarter tu cuu1,any with
ibe f1,atotnIpuse officials bosf,lrtl Esr and wr,nei
her 0slI,ut comm tnder. C.rt EIwarl Stretch ho,nn
aca!n. The I1mlIco. II Will 10 rcrncmberel ieft
dis eity aiay H. lS;3. with rarre
nj corn for Queenstown Shn eot there
Without troub:e, hui In coming hack she came ns4r
doun.lering on tSevfuuntland ana va. csnpe.Ioi to
pn,ny oYorhsied anu tra,lxforrned into briganiiue,
Iar second Ritcupt 10 fecToss tic ocean vaa a. ttaa
frpus as The tre auI .lc was again compeiled to re
turn 10 Enulana tIIiuua hor nlaintum
Jnne la;b. mi srcerdn1 tu reash.np tnofae aftar
bsytug tcsn ont aftyfour days. Ths ssntain s.ates
that ho had hea7y weather after lenyn2 tho Chanpo
ind had dead head Winds 10 the l!anks, From thrso
10 st, raul's NJ T., he hal so,1owhat better we.thrr
but from Bt. ia,ll's to Quebec h1 lad ara!n ho.d
winds. 1t aiontreal bu Ind to Lighter his CARGO
st rurt DAthouke md tako II in again al tort COL
larne " - o w.
At tho tIms Of tho 1.e iaat Thursday bs vas mt IN
Lake Michigan - I'D teen feared, 6ut Al Thunacr
Iay Lake Huron uherr tho rao vxs moi very Violent
lie lad 1ht win,la Iii Tim Way o, I.Ea sfirt1an M