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. OTHER ORDERS.


The fourth td6nual basket picnic Of Merriam
Chapter No. /, o. E. S., will bo held July Isl at
Maywood, and there are good reasons for e1-
pecting pleasant time. Good music has been
provided. The train bearing the e1cursionists
will leave the Kinzie Street Depot u 9 a. m.
KN16HTs OF HONOR
A pamphlet containing the Constitution and
general laws OF the Order Of Knights Of Honor
has been received. From it. it appears that tho
objects Of the Order are a. follows:
J. To unito fraterna1Iy al acceptable men of eve1y
profession, business, or occnpation-
To Rirs ali moral and material Aid In its power to
members Of the Order by holding moral Instructive
and scientific lect1rea by encouraging each other in
business md By assisting each other In obtaining en-
ployment.
5. TO establish Benefit Fnnd, from which = sum
not to exceed o shall bo pad Ut the death Of each
member to bis family, to be disposed Of - he may
direct.
t. To establish fund for the relief Of nick and dis
Heseed members.
S. To establish and maintain paper in the interests
OF the Order, which shall be acknowledged as the Off
have the privilege Of inserting business card free OF
charge to long II be ia In good standing in
the Order.
g. To establish and maintain circulating library of
useful and instructive books for the uso OF tho NAM
bers Of the Order.
7. 70 arnolorats the condition Of humanity in every
possible manner.
It does not appear that any lodges Of the Or
der have ever been established in this city. It
seems to h1ve it's foundation in Kentucky and to
have penetrated somewhat largely into 1ndians-
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The Liverpool and London and Globo
Insurance Company.

The LIVERPOOL and London and Gl0bo
Insurance Company.
The Liverpool and London and Globe 1nsur-
suce Company Of Great Britain is known ~ one
Of the leading insurance companies Of the world
as is pretty we'll understood. It's Assets IRE vsl
ned at 426, ,0O0, 900, and it insures upwards Of
800, 100000 worth OF property IN the United
States. It has hitherto had but one Office in this
country for the adjustment OF claims, situated in
New York City. 1t has now established an inde-
pendent cantre 1t Chicago, communicating d.
rectlv with the head Office in Liverpool, and hav-
ing Jurisdiction in the following States aud Ter
ritories. viz: Illinois. Wisconsin. Iowa, Mime
sots, Michigan, Kansas, Missouri. Nebraska,
Colorado, Utah. and Dakota A Board Of Di-
rectors has bean constituted, consisting Of tho
following well-known citizens, viz: John Orc
rar, Of Crerar, Adams Co.; Levi z. Latter.
Of Field, Letter 4 Co. !; George Armour, Esq.,
Of Armour, Dole & Co.. Co, Th,' e H9a1a 'a.a Is
ea, determine any disputed questions
which NAV arise, and direct the general conduct
OF the bueiness. Tho high standing Of the gan-
tlemen composing tho Board will be accepted -
b Aeuarantee Of the good faith OF the Company.
tbey having assumed tie responsibilities for the
purpose OF identifying this great Company WITH
tho interests Of the Northwest thus combining
tho advantages Of = " Home and -" Foreign
company in the City Of Chicago. We need DOE
spesk Of the responsibility Of the "tlVerpooi j"
and London and Globe " here. where 1t is 80 veil
Known @ md sppreciated. It is Sufficient to state
that the amount paid for losses By the !" taseat
F;ra in Chicago amounted TO e9.T1oNA o!
which 81, 0o0, 900 were pad within s;1E aeys y.
the date Of thu fire, without the Usual oeMncuoo
for sixty days interest. Mr. Wi.nam ~. "'l,sa asa
twenty yeara, has bean appointed Headert seo,
-st.T ~ the Head Office !" With tbs approval
of tha local Board Of DqEeotots"
, 1875-07-04

William 7. Colwsll. N. G.. F. G. Vierlins, '. g.;
Jacob Mayer, Recording Secretary; Thomas E.
Miller. Treasurer; J. E. Thorpe, Warden; J. T.
Anthony, c.; George Y. MCGUIRE, 8. P. G.
MISCELLANEOUS.
they can do.
Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 81 Was instituted
last meek in Walpo1e.
Nos. 455 and IS. at Ehinghsm, ars to be con-
solidated for the common good
dispeneation has been granted for the 'nstl-
tuition OF Evergreen Lodge No. 581 at Bradshaw.
Union County.
ID. Hatfield, Past Grand Patriarch, On Fri
day. july, revived Benton E1campn1snt No. 100,
located at Benton, Ill.
Ashkum Lodge No. $50, ut Aahkum, Iroquois
County, WAS instituted June II BY q. J. Free
man. Special Deputy. Fifteen new members
stitution.
Installation Of the oficers-e1ect Of the Lodges
Tor the ensuing siX months commenced July !,
aud will continue for week. Many Lodges
have signifed their intention Of holding public
exercises on that occasion.
On Wednesday evening next, 1t 8 o'clock,
Rochambeau Lodge No. 532 will have public
installation in the French language. The Grand
Master snd other Grand and Past-Grand officers
will be present. Their hall ia Ut the corner Of
Halsted and Madison streets
Victor Lodge No. 573 was instituted ut Grand
Ridge. LaSalle County, June II, by J. G. Harris,
P. G. R., of Ottawa Eleven new members we're
elected and initiated On the same evening. DR..
Harris reports to the Grand Master as follows !:
A majority Of the members. present and pros
pective. are Presbyte1ians. "Whst will Brother
Blanchard say?"
Bradford Lodge No. 579 WAS instituted on the
4th day Of June at Bradford, Stark County, By
]. NJ Brown, Special Deputy. Three new men,
bers were elected and initinted on the same
evening. The institutipg officer reports to g.
n. Sherman: Bradford is thriving village
surrounded by as fine country as the sun ever
shone upon, and the prosperity of the village
and adjacent country is not often excelled-
"st. Anastssia Mesnil Lodge No. 4e, at VS.
bash. Ind, have completed 4 building for the
use OF the Order, and the hall was dedicated On
the 17th nlt. by D. B. 6hideler, Grand Master,
assisted by other distinguished Odd Fellows.
The hall is beautifully trescoed and furnished,
and is elegant in all its appointments A lodge
that can prosper with such name is deserving
Of al the blessings Of benign Providence.
, 1875-07-04

1hs Belgian complication has resulted as Bis
H11cK wished. The Parliament has passed ao
Vt to the effect that ''the proposition 10 un-
estaks n attempt to the injury Of tuothez, and
u msnacs Of suct 40 attempt shall expose the
s:soo making it to I severe penalty" The re-
as Of this will be dreadful to parsons who dis
10 the dczman Chaucellor. Would-be asBas-
~ of the great man who wish Ill the world to
esppzlsed beforehand Of their Intentions will
asss to announce them in France, or sone State
ePsols Of taking care Of itselk Az barking
~ ass not proverbially bitsrs, however. the
AaAeuun which this wise enactment a6orda
."aee btsKAncx's life IL not plain. Il may pre-.
ssaA aa haing ''insnlted," however.
, 1875-07-04

HI. JOHN Da1daT ia said to be meditating .
'olume of memoirs, something in the style OF
aose published BY Gen. SHERMAN; and the
hexgyaper critics are naturally inclined to inter-
pet the qualified announcement OF his inten-
6oa "a equivalent TO & confession that the best
aaxA Of his public life xre over. MIR. BRIGHT
bas 16rge store OF information to draw upon
for such work. He has also, Ne may say
Without onenee. more literary capacity and dis
ds:ios than Gen. SHERMAN. His memoirs will
probably possess more historical value, and less
faod for goes:ps than those Of the General,
saie thsy will lack the ful1ness Of details which
aooe OF the most delightful qualities OF the lat
&e tof1
, 1875-07-04
MASONIC.
FARyTEw CHAPTER NO. ISL.

Thomas Nauchan, P. G. Of Fort Detroorn
Lodge No. 214 has extended m invitation to tho
members OF his Lodge sad their family and
friends to spend the 5<n Of July At his residences
in No1wooJ. The rain will leave tbs Kinzts
Stree. Depot 1t $50 l. n. Thsrs can be 70 doubt
that thoas who aocspt the invitation will ave
pls.aapt and sausible rural celebration of 1nds-
pend>uo4 DAJ.
LODGE n.Eo11oN.
AS regular messing Of Union Lodss No. p
!. O. O, T.. ~ fasloxina o@onza wsss tassA4*d !
, 1875-07-04

gtsod against the !" Contagious Diseases act, "
which is what is called here licensed prostisu-
aoa," the report Of tie Commissioner OF Police
IN 1874 maintains that 1t has not only reduced
IL contagious diseases, bat has worked the rec
hnation Of many OF the fallen, and especially
mtbe young girls, amounting to almost total re-
pssson Of juvenile prostitution in the large
&suisou and dock-vard towns, to which only
thu aet applies. The report claims that during
fs year 2A women who were found in improper
places and 10 bad company were saved from fall
hs. md 2os who had but recently commenced q
naous life were reclsimad. The aggregate
number Of prostitutes has been reduced from
42sG to z, 072 anl this reduction Ia chiefly con-
pcaous IN the case OF young girls.
, 1875-07-04

Nr.AA l. Trip, formerly Beach Tr3pp' oegs
n tnforua bta patrons, and ths public in general,
.h.+ ha c.n now be found It Gatzsrt's popular
t,,tortn0 houss 1873 South Clark street. prepared
10 supply anything IN thu msrchant-tauorlns
Ina tn his usuA styla-
, 1875-07-04

Important to the Preservation Of Toeth-
John Goshnell's Cherry Tooth.Fasta,
the most etacaclous denttfrice known. Try It. Fu1
sslo by Ill druggists. Wholesale agents, Tot1aV b
Bradley, III and 173 Randolph street.
, 1875-07-04

CTergyrueu, officers OF the army. railroad onc4ans
and in fact Ill classes Of man, recommend the Elm
wood collar as the best evar worn. It will 1t better,
look nicer, aud keep clean longer than any o<hsc-
three good qualities.
, 1875-07-04
The Waad SEWN

The Weed Sewing Mnchtne
has no equal "a \ family or manufacturing machine
Simple, resble, durable, and psrfss in ita work Sold
On soau monthly payments 1t 2o2 Wabash avenue.
, 1875-07-04

IfYou Did But Know It, Gents,
the old rusty suit that han9s in the closet put into III
stiful hands Of Cook McLsin, with ordera To repair
and elaao would astonish you 70 Dearborn strsst Il
, 1875-07-04

Brand d Co.'s Studios Will Be Open July
s, Until 5 p. n
The most expensive md dhest erd photographs
made turu1ahed for s. per dozen.
, 1875-07-04
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The following officers have been installed in
Hotnung Lodge No. Z, Z. Of p, through their
Depaty, Fred Buchanan. Deputy Grand Chancel-
lor for German Lodges in the District Of Cook:
F. c., Henry Weber: c. c., r. senfurth '. c., G.
q. Kruse r., F. g. Gaehrtn3: " Of E., Jacob Rsm-
mel N. Of r., J. Hutth !; z. Of R. s., 3. Helng; "
At 4, William Kuhn; J. g., Charles schnts o. g.,
r. Krader.
, 1875-07-04

300 dozen Real Kid Gloves At as oentas
worth 81.
500 dozen Real Kid Gloves at so oentzs
price elsewhere $1.50.
ask 65 cents.
1000 pieces Calico, fast colors, st cent&.,
700 pieces Victoria Lawns ct ID. 10, and
Another lot OF those $3.50 2-yarts vida
Grenadiue-
Lace Points, 6acques. 8hawls, and Sum-
mer Suits now being offered to close at about
Our 90, IS, 75c, and 81 Cloths and CASH
meres, which is not their cost to manufao-
ture.
at so, 75c, and ST.
Carpetinz OF every kind and description In
which buyers save at 1east go per cent.
600 cases assorted Dress Goods now opcn~
ing, which wa will retail at Wholesale prices.
, 1875-07-04

Pianos and Organs
for rent, IS and upwards per month 4 uumnsr o.
excellent second-haud pianos, including a&etnwayh
for sale 1t extremely low prieea. Lyon Healy,
State aud Monroe atreetA,
, 1875-07-04

Gentle, the photographer, corner State aud Wazh-
tpeon Streets has On exhibition Interesting 5as1s
Lief Of the lasa Preaident just arrived from Italy.
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generally to their interest to examine tho hns STOCK
Of boots and shoes kept By Wlawa Greene, rs ataes
and III Twenty-second streets. They invita- you u
look vhather Jou buy Ut not-
, 1875-07-04

It's the Season for Refrigerator.
We can recommend tho Fisher Refri&eFstoF ~
the very best in use Ill hngs eourldezed and fe ~
cured tho Thousands to whom we have sold will In
dorse our woeds James P. Dalton, 193 and loA State
, 1875-07-04

hs.4ns pa&sed, d. toJs 90 sp<na pornoa a nef
~*s,Hor 10 4 xood Avsutass At prsws Business coa-
i.n.. rax hAu aoa, nd spsstal sa2saostas ~1a II
, 1875-07-04

Sick headache, 1anguor, snd melancholy, gsnera11
suriux from torpid LIVER, disordcred atouaach- or
costveness the distressing effects Of which Dr. Jayns!
sanative Pills will speedily re1oors; ~ shs bansneA
action on the hillary orgaua they Will also hsssn -
Likelihood Of \ return.
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on,t FORGET the Place

Don't Forget the Place.
nyou want refrigerator, .ce-box, cooler, fresze,
store, range wirs safe, commode, bdet, st. Watkins
rs stats atreet, viii give you the best bargain Rone-
, 1875-07-04

Spring Lake Magnetic " Water,
BY Buck Rayner. makers OF tho Nazs" Colo9na.
, 1875-07-04

The mother in-law in the capacity OF defend
mt il not The fond cleature to whom we-sone
ot us-bare been accustomed 10 look upon with
mingled feelings Of awe and humiliation The
atitude OF defense il confession OF divided
emere. 50 it happens that the majestic creature
rho uores about 10 grandly in her owa domestic
arcls il reduced to human level when she ap-
pst.s on the xrotg side OF the bar OF Justice.
Sons time ago suit Of this description was tried
ii Ind:anapolis, and q verdict WAS found against
he defendant. Another OF the same sort has
eums before the Unitad States Court at St. Paul.
Ihs rother-in-law in the latter instance WAS
susd for z20. 600, her ungrnteful son-by marriage
4a,siug that she Vas instrumental in alternating
BIZ xite's affections and dcpririug him Of the
company of Lis wife and child. The practice OF
niogmothers in-law ia really becoming prevalent,
I'D promises in time to work social revolution
nc mean proportions.
, 1875-07-04

,..p. Roman engraver Of the highest
- letelv committed suicide His fraeods
- shocked beyond measure BY his oath. and
...r1T uoprepared for it. He Was apparently
A..-rsYous and happy. His position as IN artist
-. rpeoepized. He was happily married and IN
.'- c:,ru1pstances and it Was supposed that Ct
~. e. If life had given him some sort OF philoso-
IT, th,t vorld enable him to withstand the
w. r. knocks Of The world. The peculiar fea-
.Oss Oss NJ his Death are Furnished by record Of
-. ..ns.iions, kept by his OWL hand. until tue
-. - ,,omeut Extracts from this strange jour
nj read Is follows:
Ysm aFttng ny deatA.
aHan'ioef-peath has not yet arrived now cut the
stn u aM,:,orf-Hou ~ strange! Tbs blood mounts to
1S..d God t4rdon me, for pardon my enemies.
ny aI%iock-I haye recovered my reason. My GOD,
t.!sh.~e doae7 What rash act It II too late,
sa-.Trr. 70 repair the ell viii nov put IN end 70
rytN II once- -,
- o'clock the body was found The right
..,d hold i revolver, which had been discharged
:. .be mouth. JryARA left behind him letters
-,,;ch .ecused certain OF his rivals OF annoying
nd threatening him With anonymous communi-
--ti,ns: and, strange as 1t may seem, the
pnm,n putlic is d;spoeed to visit with weight
n ohloouy the persons accused. lnasmuch as
~, ae.d nan WAS coniessedly insane 1t may
ri he ,ha. Ills worst enemies were crestures OF
his osn Imagination.
, 1875-07-04

Interesting to tha Musical.
Messrs. Thomar ]. Elnoro Co., the popular deal
ers in sheet music and musical Instruments, again
In the business ceure being now located At 4&s stsss
street. near J3ckson Our readers vi hud with tha1n
anything they want In their gooda.
, 1875-07-04

TIM unauthorized and untrue statement that
n. adtoi Of the London Times. Mr. DE1ANE,
!, IN be retired from service las dawn forth
f,om Mr. Jrss1Nas, Of the New York Times,
,.rone testimony to the abilities Of the great
rtndon editor. Mr. JENNINGS served under
ur, DE1Axr. and knows whereof he speaks
ia s,nd aud amount OF work done by Mr. De-
LIE arc altogether peculiar to English Journal
i'm. No chief editor Of metropolitan news
raner in America works from IT 10 at night nn-
ii tbs next morning, Or undertakes himself
The d,spoxi,ion Of details. Yet such are said to
b the ordinary working hours Of hr, DE1AsE.
md his personal supervision is extended over
the entire establishment For thirty-dve years
h. b,s sustained this enormous burden, and
It'll hs Ia fresh aid untir1ng. Though perhaps
h need Of come rest, there can be no truth In
the 1omor that he is to be retired in anv dis
srace; and the repetition Of it, under the
circumstances. ia not credtableto to the profession
In America As the New York Times says: 1t
does not become sny journalist, no matter what
my be bic standing Or country. to ut:ar slngle
disrespectful word Of Mr.. DELANE."
, 1875-07-04


Which branch OF the Government Of the United
States Was that gigantic gin-cocktail prescribed
that I saw in the bar-room2 Irwas8 inches solid
gin" The clerk gravely snubbed the anxious in
qulrer. saying he would have to 70 elsewhere to
get the valuable information be was seeking.
The Democratic politician passed away rebuked
and abashed, when the clerk winked at an anaia-
ble'" staff correspondent Of truly loyal eheet,
and, smiling softly, said 'It's none Of his
business, but that cocktail was mAde upon the
highest authority in this county, Cincinnati
Commercial.
HOTEL AnR1vA1s-
Paughoru, KanEas City ". L Parker, New York c.
v. Woodward, nochester: n. L. Wilbur, Detroit
a.ons hs9 IS ae;. d. T. haoa nsssf
nn.,s 1;,nr e' s.D,I nis.''RR S:ss: S:ssSt
port. 71tmont ac:ssoan n. 1exis ea Kno1silie ns
J. B. Bordich. New Haven c. q. Tho1npton, Detroit
Is %i''i:%e I'M, 1nsss9.p01 James En9ss: For
Weiia, Ml~aufse william G. Parf, Rttsbufa II. +.
Ga !S"' = Srooi. n2,s sas.o o.e.' Z Jssa.os
boston, y.es REs:s1 R'sdsoSug D:ss 3sEss;
rot; winjam Howell Taylor, Hsooklyn; Thomas ".
Adams, Sexa1f Alfred Ptrtle, St. Louis John Hoot,
Australia; ". g. Adridge, Rochestar; H. Jones,
rittebu.g; J: B. EeEey, Boston: g. Y. chadw1:t.
Ensnd nr',na 5ds a0rP tsn1d An.t1s'i' t!.ns LAM:
Gan. James ". Forsyth, q. 8. L.; q. A. Spears. Buf-
f4o; q. c. Francis, Phti.dephta; D. Armstrong,
vsds: 6. G. Dm9zt, Boaton Alfred bob*on, Ene.nd
J. c. Windsor, Budaio aeorgs Gilsert Clereland
l. j. Thompson, ArRanaas; Thorn1s McDon-
| ald, New York: H. ". Resd, Baltimore !;
IL. H. LAahy, st. Paul. .9rend Pacfdc-J. o. nay
/ New Orleans ". q. gpaars. st. LoatA the Raw @
ge~sn: na1 n.-d1 z+,1a9a 4 1i.,s 4.nsnsid no.son e
Robert z. Bssaher, Hartford 8. Apr.osoo, Doston
H. Pstce Iowa l. n pittman, Ban Frendsoo aaofSi
4 Hill caaeta1aA; Y. u Bail, P4zhare.
, 1875-07-04

,s over. In reviewing = msp made og
" r r JOHNSTON l. Co. he made the re-
nrk NJ that the talent OF the AehE17a 'oHsssos
t.,nily m no longer appeared in the maps maae oy
'.'' srrc The publishers brought suit and by
'D0 h,ndy legal fiction compelled him to ap-
sp14e d.fendaut in Edinbufg. AScotch jury,
F :.h the proserbis1 lore of bleeding saxon'
w. verdict against him Of E1,2 sir
e. E,,u dixie would have paid this pleposteE-
eA~ tn ave further annoyance, but he was
~. s1snr,d by public sentiment to appeal. Ibe
n n-.,t of Appeal instead Of 1et1Ting the case
w. .n,ced tho amount outrageous, and u.s.
Fsdda Fs.d damages ut E10o. condemning the plain
~. ~ 70 psv their Own costs and half those OF tne
,.t.nd.nt Trying au editor by jury IL . pro-
.s.h;,,,y hard thing for the editor.
, 1875-07-04

TEE DEscENT or MAN. BIZ CHARLES DARwIN. Serb
ners ifonthip, July. Art: "Darwinism," by J. B.
Dur
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-04

We have frequently drawn attention
to the condition of the County Jail and
we are forced to allude to it again. A
short time ago young man was ar
rested on a charge of drunkenness, and
placed in the general or large cell.
With the exception of his unfortunate
appetite for strong drink he is an am
liable and estimable young man, high
ly respected by all his friends. Ow-
ing to this falling it was determined
to confine him for few days and he
was thus thrown into the large cell,
among rse-thieves, murderers and
assassins, who amused themselves at
his expense whenever the jailer's back
was turned. Among other little atten-
tions they bestowed on him was
scorching his feet with matches and
lighted paper while he slept, so that
he was not fully recovered for weeks
afterwards. On representation of
the facts to the jailer he had him re-
moved to another cell where he was
not annoyed, and he was soon after re-
leased. The jailer is not to blame for
this as he has not the proper accommo-
dations. This of course is an isolated
case but it shows the necessity for
new Jail where prisoners will not be
crowded together like hogs. 1t is
well known fact that nothing but
evil results from allowing prisoners
to associate together in the same cell,
and we hope our county Supervisors
will erect comfortable and conven-
lent Jail at an early date.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-04
Only a Basket Of Flowers.

Last evening dapper young gent
with educated mustache and patron
izing smile, entered an up-bound car
on st. Charles avenue, and having de-
posted his fare with the tips of his
fingers, took a seat and drew imagi-
nary maps of Africa on shining pair
of boots with a delicate malacco cane
The only other occupant of the car,
excepting the Jehu, our informant,
was modest young lady who sat next
to the lion. Soon flower-boy enter
ed the car, and proffered his wares for
sale. The self-satisfied young man di-
rected the boy to present the basket to
the young lady with his compliments,
with instructions to help herself as
she pleased. The young lady slowly
and deliberately proceeded to relieve
the fiower-boy of his entire burden,
which so pleased the young man that
he smiled an approving smile, and
promptly paid down the whole amount
to the boy. When the lady saw that
the boy had been paid she slowly pro-
ceeded to pile the flowers together,
after which, with an expression of
scorn that added immeasurably to
her lovlines, she threw the whole of
them out into the street.-N. O. Pic
Qyltne.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for the 48 hours
ending September 5, 1875, as reported for the
HERALD by Judson, Gillette Il Smith, Ex-
aminers of Title, No. 30, Spring street, Los
Angeles:
Franco Alvis to Manuel Perry.--Interest of
grantor in s. "a of lot 8, block c, Rancho San
Pedro; $40.
WI. Williams to J. Brush Jr.-l9L acres in
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana; S15O.
j. McFadden to Israel Brush.-Twenty acres
in above Rancho; $500.
]. McFadden to ID. Brush.-Twenty acres in
above Rancho; $500.
j. & B. Hayes to F. w. Gibson.-Twenty
acres In Rancho Santa Gertrudes; $1,000
E. e. Hewitt TO P. Beaudry. Interest of
grantor in tract between Railroad, Mrs. Dorm
and Diego Sepulveda; $3,4O0.
G. H. Kellogg 10 Alice ID. Chase.-One acre
in lot %, Anaheim Extension; $40.
acres in lands s. Z. of city; S33S.
A. I. Cole to j. Bush Jr.-Fifteen acres in
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana; $3.50.
j. +. Isbell to John Wagner.-Thirty acres in
Rancho Santa Gertrudes; $3.50
A. WE'LL to NJ. d. Beall.-262 57-100 acres in
Rancho Azusa de Duarte; 81, 500.
A. WE'LL to w. A. Hoover.-Four lots in blk
b of Also tract 81 $50.
Geo. Dalton to J. w. Hooper.-49 S-lOO acres
South of city; sI9l2, currency.
Temple to I. Silvany.-Lot 7, block G, Nor
ris Vineyard; Sl00.
H. H. Hurnard TO A. ]. Hutchinson.-Lot M
block q, Santa Monica; $500.
b. Delpy to Luis Michaux,-Lot 80 feet front,
S. side New Also street; $500.
A. Lamer to L. Michaux.-Lot 16, block G,
Also tract; $780,
A, M. Lugo to Mondran Il Johnson.-99 &C.
100 acres on Lugo Mesa, s. e. of city; $1,000.
VIM. Moody to Il. j. Marley.-Forty acres
in country, S.W. of city; $4,000.