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New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
BUILDING STATISTICS

For the saturday Jan 30 1873 the records Of
Of Bulldogs. Walter W. Adams Superintendent
Inc Bureau submitted for 10 build
900; OF this number 3
proposed alteration ll estimated cost $40
totsl estimated buildings and alterations toooOO
number speea appicat!OusOr fame AMI other struc'
lures chiefly ld AMI Tweut5 ol1h Wards 10 The BIZ
rea Of Noloni reports number o 1ngs surveyed 2S; OF
winch II cr. reported uosar, 3 dowr
unsafe notices 81 violations of law reported 49, violations
removed violation served 81; at
The Bueau Of Fire Escapes ami on"ork
reports: buildings g. and ~ bui
ius heretofore reported requiring 8iu,u
eres. eescap bayin. nation been
.h requirements, AMI the relative
reref arepe notices seel, -; 6escape cases
s.n 10 attorney qrosecuton gricrs
tested z; Is theater halls, and places Of amusement
officially visited inspected reference
OF VI FIRE, AID regud
Ons been wlee required.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
Citn RcaI Cslate for Ga!e.

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY corner HOUSE
"a LOr 26lO feet front Greenwich desirable
ness pr iosos. will be SOLD at bargain.
At BARGAINS.-FOR SALE-Three-sto
~ -od bucx DWELLINGS, il cfoce catona Oan
wanted. be sold. T. AEElEk,
22si 3Iaye corner 2iht Harlem Savings BanA Bn ding
DARGAIN-FOur iiVe-stOry brick TENE-
b MINT HOUSES and we'll rented FOR SALE cheap Tor cash
others exchange building lots. T. LEAYCkAFf G9S "tae
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Seven first t-class
PLOTS on Eghh-ave opposite Central PARK, Boulevard,
and Fourthave. Harlem, a: IL Wailst. room II.
EOR SALE-A desirable 3-StOry DWELLING
a St. Ffthaye. Also 4sOry DN EI-
LINGS on Fie2hih-t u Eebthaye. at II Walst room H.
I EXINGTON-AVE HOUSE for SALE-Very
d,sir.be 5st; story high sJoopi moderate price
RULASD & WHITING Beekmau-ts
'(D WEST 4jrH-ST., near 5th-ave.-FOur-
eID story JroSa.s,one HOUSE, immediate possession.
TIMPSON L PEHr, Broadway and 4ih4.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday, Feb. /. 1875.

NEW YORK, Monday, FeU l. Io'O'
At the Exchange Salcsrooms. to-day, Wm'
Kennedy sold by order OF the Supreme Court t"O
story and basement brick house and lot south SIDE Oh
Eighty secondst ST feet east OF Thirdave for $4,000
Richard " Harnett sold two three-story brownstone
houses each 171rlOO11 south side Onehundred ana,
twelfthst 1889 IT, east OF Fourhayo. 90 Jas H. HOwe
for S2gGOO Also, three-stOry brick-basement frame
house aud lot 6sxlO22 south side Seventy ZOO
feet west Of Avenue A. to j. Shepherd, for 5000
The report Of the superintendent OF the Department
OF Buildings for the week ending Jan. 30 Is as iOIo"s
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
THE NEW NOVELS
Published by

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printed
CROFUTT'S TRANSCONTINENTAL TOURIST
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fall Of information
villages telling shs the when
information Tor Tourists SpoTneB ldlersin
TACT, book for all.
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New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
Ncw Publications.

"NO SECT IN HEAVEN."-A llberalists
Dream author Unknown with WdeAvske Reply. By Rev
PranlHn Jones SHge eopes 10 ceps 70 cents per fo
sale be THOMAS HOLMAN Centre and Whetts Nev-l orr
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
BrooklDn Real Gstate for 5als.

TOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
Il No. lO2 Pineappr-stFr,ne store and house ot 21xeo
Nos 49, 5l and 50 Nassau.stFrame dwellings, lot. 4iXOl
Nos 2uG and 2jS Wasbiagtous-FdHe Dwelling lot i0KiP
Nos 40 and 1917 WoNstory aud basement bncE houses
No. 43 illouQlbysL-3sory bdcs house; lot. 2JIlOO.
No. 81 Hcks-st-3-siory brick house; ot 2jXlOO.
No. l5S Remstust.-.,-s'Ory brick house lot 2jxlOO.
". 2. COOk. 23J Wasl.ngon.st BronkITn.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


Ds;. s5,s. ,S5 george 900
R,Hr,d no % g. o %iIgD Sge9. 1900
",ne'i y; a. Iop JRyao to Ue, $500
he's s S,,.s Ss saycs Tcs To| z7 G3OOO
Motst No 38I, es 2jIs6.lO BurchI to Charles no ooo
Most No $50 25Is D; same same 22 900
Mo-st l25 Of HOuioS 23KoI same 10 sane. %~O"V
Prospectst,s west u l0I No 2JS map herGse Zor
an a, Il; eI Auopnus ~ p'a-u' 20 1900
s ot oS G w.Sms A'spq a Ferdinand $500
l9a;t @ oc. =, ne 1 o. 2slas He,p 900
2giGs. Witt .' ,3 oi oa'' ' 28OOO
7g.5s th., S,go ""ol o'u.A'F' 1000
tI.ss ScSnas o''o $4,000
MsyS, s NE SeTYoGk 1900
ls i BIZ gV d n E1, ., 4S, D'e 5000
5is: q I1as 80 81 VOg ec " 1900
Aye1Te ~ wses. e. vs. 4oli l]9i'! 5000
Madson.ave w. 255 Of 66th.st 75I95 66hs IS 30
Of Madison 1908 Aaron Van FaIAenhurgl 10 ooo
h19SasT TRs%,s K. corner con +ooi'' "a ' 900
Maron-aye, parts lots l3O AID ~ Brrran Rropnt,
ForIham, 37.6x about 1885 fryerJ To Harriet 900
Same property Elwar Donohoe IT, to ian rvr Jr oOO'
hISSi, PSo tDsH s,g Il To- 'J aco 500
&c MeIuareroad, 565 Il Of Berran-placs'
25 3Il26G komaine Brown TO William henadJ''''' IVo
LEAsEHOLD CONVEYANCE
Barrov.st SO II Of Hudsous, 2OIoO Cocks 70 ,,
RECORDED. 900,
2ave No 1888 econer Of ll5th years per YEAR SlVV"
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
dorscs. Garrlaqss. farness, ST.
Hlarple nuo 5ldEe Gldntels.

A GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
"A Marbeit,d Mante hl, of Floor iug Movements a.
stones Sshs Plumbe oftd ID at : hLA'
BIER Co.'S steam Marble Wo.A No, III -2j West FRY 6st'
BrosiNaY
JASON & ISOLA, -
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
liGto lj2 Nc it-. -. B-osiNay.
Monrments Ml1tris CURES Thing Wers tug. g.. lu'
Manufacture W yof 'rbe 81 cgcr' s'rpton
6,TEWART'S Slate Alantels, Marble and Wood
) Mauies Hehand the 0Ses 20 sHi ~
Yves -thrdsL. between kIghth-dye-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

No 43 Wrlo1QnbysL-3story bscs house; lot. 2jElOO.
No. 81 H.cks-ii.-3.s,ory brick house: lot, 25IlOO.
No. l5S Remseus.-.i-sory brick house; lot 25zlDO
". p COOK, 23J Ws5a.ngtoast, BROOKLYN.
- s. BUSSlNG, jr., No. 204 Montague-st.
IGs Contnenta Bungl, Brookn. BROKER IN REAL Estate
MORTGAGES, for sale Brooklyn Hgh fciencts on
willow. Hicks, and Henrsts and west
flights between CLARK and Pereponts the Litter
House River New YORK. excellent oTp0ru
uty situation moderate cost Near Prospect PARK
basement roWnoe front brick house
finished in cabuetv0rk, EewlO Cty e location
house the above finished wslu
An for other property and
cjmpete three brick house the Park Tor - 900
terms payment Brooklyn Clinton Sacket Union
Dean ani Hoss ant eeSh're great bargains he purchase
be secured through tue advertiser In the ycnt
Cop and Lla houses Of ysdou denpons prices
$4,000 to $1,000 each Of them wohy Of the
early houses cheaper all
ctT $500 for saIe
Park and Ps " the
Also three lots hOnguest and two Remsenbess
property the Eighty centrally located Brooklyn
exchange Farm within 100 mes Of Neglork aud ies veil
exchange houses Parties
property coatemp It's purchase hnd
advantage with the advertiser The
earefy ltent snd Wish
security harm without
opportuntlss, Oh application TO
L. S. BusslNG. IT,, 2oi Montague-,t BrOoAbn.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

SUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
~ OF NBw-YORK.-JAhES STUART JOHN :. AUGHlLTkkk.
and ROBEhT W. STUART. pltnt fs. FRANK T. CONpI.
ISRAEL ID. CONDIr. and ROBERT JOHNSTON teendsnsum-
dem and contrscLro she defB FRANK T.
CONDIr and ISRAEL CONDr You hereby summoned and
required to the complaint In this action Of which copy be
With served answer 10 We ss
eomplaint on tbe abscer a, mn, odce Ne street Der,i
Building the City New lok within twenty days se lhe service
hereof exclusive OF the service and m 70 0ssr
the said complaint within the Aforesaid the panun IN THIS iaoa
will take judgment the Of two Thousand oee aa
dei With Interest from the t~nt'-
6 daV Of November THOUSAND egb hundrc seyra oaf
besides the cOs Of this Daed December Ia 1874
EDWARD PATTERSON, PlAinNf's AuorneT,
No. 8 BrVAd-st. NeNiOrk
The complaint entitled duly 6i IN ih ohcs
othe Clerk Of Of Ne~Yok the lh dA, u
January. 1870 EDWARD PATTERSON, Piauths Attorney
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
IulSctlinucous.
reQal NoIlccs.

y Y. SUPREME COURT, CITY AND
". COUNTY OF N.WNORK MATILDA A. GEOSV ENOR
lsmuf against IiENkl NAlLoR. huGh MLkllAN WILLIAM
GETTY and hrt. ANN GBrrEY his We WILLIAM GALA
CHAN. A. b. COLEMAN ant NJ A. COLEMAN bis vie ir'enuts
for relief Com To the defendant b. COLE
MAN You hereby summoned required tle complaint
action which will be tie ocs Of the Csh Of the Cy
County OF Sewiork aud 20 tho
nd complaint the subscriber h Office No 56 "ast in hs
City Of NeSlOk within hr l
u such
complaint within the aoessl tie pnuf hs seton
apply the demanded cr7Daied
Segi orE, Sept 10, 1874 CHARLES lSGLRNOLL
Planufs AUornrv JO NAlsL
The complaint the above action dull Sled r oLc % 10
Cr Of the CITY ard Coun Nrwio the 2 DAY Of December
lo7i.-Daed New.lOrk, JAu ID. lo.j
CHARLES INGBRSOLL.
JIG law6wTu Plaintiffs Auofney
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Geaeher5.

A LADY of experience and ability, wishes TO
n engage a few PCPILs 10 kDU ATE; excellent refer
gftn. Please allre ). HOICHAlSS, Poughkeephe
n. l..
DROF. of French Language-E. JEAN
i RESAUD 27s srth-sve WHte or call on evening
DRIVATE LESSONS in MUSIC, GERMAN,
FRENCH and ENGLISH by thoroughly educated teacher
well established highly recommended Address hs L. NJ NJ
Tribune Uptown Once 81 l. West 32ist
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
90 Ubom II man Concern

I ENOX GLASS CONPANY.-Thc sale of the
IL property Crra, heretofore sivcr.s take place
the 2Sh adjourueI Orr Of ap4A.
Thursday. III Jay n he, rty 10 Oc0cA
LeuOI Mass, Jan. p, 1873. -
GEORGE j. TT KER)
HENRY ". TAFT. Trustees.
JOSEPH TUCKER.
SHOULD THIS meet the eye of DAVID
- AkERMAS be Will rite 20 hi. brother,
EDMUND AhhaMAS. II Webbst.. salem. Mas'
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
Coparl.lerenlp Noil1es.
nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

nISSOIUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ tL the copiueyp bereioflre ersrg
bctwe under hm OF J. b. hPELdAS
has this day expired By limitation. J. B hPhLMAS,
T. NJ. SPELdAS,
yeuYork Tan ri 1915 w. G. SPELMAS.
The undersigned have day nl chp to couuune hf
Importing Jb0ns Fancy Gools udes the n NJ "a
SpITNAN HHOTULRS r N. StELMAS,
5GJ Broadusy NeS.iork. Feb l. 1873. W. sPELAAS.
HILL. SCOTT & Co., Bankers and Brokers,
FEBRrAKY /, 1873.
The Copartnershp existing undr the sye u HILL
in ionid,i,u GEORGE u. b. HILL.
- JOSEPH X. SCOTT,
CHAkES HEAD
The undersigned tbs Jay -r'el Co2'Ttnerhp M tie trsn'J
Of and BDkerase under the s'e 4
I'LL HEAD Co. al - wallet. &cw.Yors. and G2 Dsyoqe.
:, Ro.to, GIORGE T y. HILL
Ieb. !, 1875. 1hahLESr hbAA1,
TIHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
4 " the Of ksiCAAA BRO 4 CO .
DISSOLVED by u,l conseuI aHs's OF Tue late ea
Will be Equ dated by their successors, .. . ,.....
New-H0rk. Jan. 80 lStJ kEItHAh X hcDOJ"ALL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

For Boys and Youn2 Ten-Country.
A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

nFFICES TO LET.--SOme very desirable, on
" s third fourth buildings 3. D and beet-'
man and l35 Nlssaut> rutland WHIIISG Bees
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
Gitp prouerip TO fet.

A DESIRABLE FAMILY can have upper
n hall Of Zoe HOUSE Ia orler No 70 Ea l27bst, With
small private family.
NEW STORES IN READE-Sr, TO LEI
The f,or stores south 8 Reads GrenNbt just
od nd read for occupancy wholesale grocery butter sad ehs,
or comm ssoB produce Apply % .. -
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

The death of Mr.. Adams's mother, one of the
noblest of the many noble women of New gland
in the days of the Revolution. took place in 1878
The event called forth a burst of feeling to which
comparativey few similar instances are to be found
i'll the Diary.
My mother was an angel upon earth. She WAS a min
OF blessing 10 all human beings within her sphere
action Her heart the abode OF heavenly purity.
she had 40 feelings but OF Kindness aud benetcenct
yet her mind as firm a. her temper mild ana
gentle. She mad known sorrow, but her sorrow was
silent. She acquainted with grief, but IT de-
posted her bosom. She the real persOnIa-
cation OF female virtue, of piety, Of charity. OF ever
active aud never internitting bene Violence Oh, God
cOgld she have been spared yet little lODger My lot
life been almost always cast at "a distance from
have enjoye bat for short seasons, and at long
has been 10 me more than "a mother. she has been a
spirit from above watching me for good aud
tnOutng by my mere consciousness of her existence TO
the comfort OF ifc Tlat consciousness gone
without her the world feels to me ike "a solitude.
She born on the "a Of November, I744, and had
completed within less tnan d mouth OF her seventy
year. Had she lived OF the PatTarchs
every day Of her lie would have been filled with clouds
Of goodness ard OF love. There IS not virtue that
abide in female heart but 10 the ornament OF
ners She had been nifty four years the delight Of my
fathers heart, the OF ali his tolls, the
fOrter OF ali bs sOrows the safer aud bgbtener OF all
his Joys. III was but the last ume when saw my
father that he tOld with an ejaculation Of gratitude
TO Giver Of every good and every perfect gft that
in ALI the ycistudes OF his fortunes through all the
good report and evil report OF the world, in all his
struggles aud all bis sOrrOw, the aHecIiOnate partc
patton and cheering encouragement OF his wife had
been his never-fang support, without which he was
sure he should never have lived through them.
The volume closes with passing tribute to John
Randolph. one of whose speeches is described as
twenty yards of tape worm," with neither begin
ming middle, nor end. "Egotism, Yirgnan aris-
tOcraey slave-scourgng liberty religion, science
wit, fancy, generous feelings, and malignant pas
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15
Travellers Home.

Departures this morning by Tele-
graph Stage Line for San Francisco:
Mrs John Harrison, James Brown, Mrs
Brown, Mrs Williams, II S Brown.
Arrivals by Coast Line yesterday
from San Francisco: Messrs Carr, Mo-
resa, Gildmaker, Hayes, Fort, Higbie,
Abbott, Foster, Wheeler, Bailey, Mott,
West, M S Hall.
Departures for San Diego yesterday:
Mr. Abbott.
Arrivals from San Bernardino yes
terday by Arizona Stage Company:
VIM Wilson, III Jansen, John Brown,
J Woodson, b Groves, Zen Tone.
Departures for San Bernardino yes
terday by Arizona Stage Company !:
w Il Sadler, G III Condee, Mrs Choate,
Miss Choate.
Departures by Coast Line this morn
ing for San Francisco: d Thornton,
Chas Osgood, Rodewald, H w Tur-
ner, w III Newell, g A Kennedy, III
Eldridge, r Arenas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15
Passengers per 0rizaba.

The following named passengers left
Los Angeles for San Francisco yester-
day per steamer Orizaba: Miss K
Larned, Miss Richard, Mrs j M Bas-
sett, Miss M Desmond, Miss M Ker-
ney, F S francesca, F Jaynes, J F
Payton, nj M Pay ton, w j Lained, ]
F Ward, H Racoillat; Mrs ] G Ben
nett, Mrs r Beck, Mrs p Amiraux,
Mrs ] Rayner, b Deybas, Loronis, A
Dolgalawardo, M Ithurvoilde, Mrs f
M Haynes, Mrs Schaule, S Nichole, ]
Nichols, 0 Pierce. Ii Chaico, w D
Phalpham, M Whaling, Il JENSEN, J
Parvain, P Agnew, P Beverlee, J
Mestphal, Mansfield, NJ Calsher and
son, A r Mesewe, B S Alexander, l.
w Allen, N Howe and wife, Mrs r
Martin, Masters H and r Coleman
and durse, Mrs w J Coleman and
child, Miss 9 E Leighton, F r Slaugh-
ter, e G Slocum, N Laronis, J Stew
art, j Blanchau, Miss Fl Hutchings
and husband, f Giebel, w w Sey-
lnour, M Smith, J Dolan, C Taylor,
H Fl Bancroft, D w rreet, A Laquet,
G Kannedy, Hancock, and s steer
age. To Santa Barbara, g N Knox,
Rev N Bates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15
San Diego Items.
From the World, 18th instant.l

Windy s. Pedro permitting, Cap
tain johnson will tie up the steamer
Orizaba in these waters tomorrow
morning. - j tt-.t
The mines that Mr.. Baldwin is 60
ing to take hold Of up at Panamint
must be very light, if he can hold on
to them. 80 tr ~J%
Since the orange crop was exhausted
the Santa Monica wharf Is "what Is
the natter with the papers up at
Ciudad de Los Angeles. .qe,..
Jose del Carmin Pena, whose execu-
ton was set for the 18th inst, has been
respited by Gov. Pacheco for the term
of ninety days. The action OF the
Governor in this case was to secure
the testimony of the man in another
case.
Mr.. Sandrock came In yesterday to
remove Mrs. Sandrock home from the
hospital. We noticed the old folks
and their two little children on the
streets yesterday, and although Mrs:
S. may be better, she is still haunted
by fears produced by the miserable
! old fortune.teller who had filled her
with belief that her husband had
been killed on the highway, and that
she herself might be murdered at al y
time. MIR. Sandrock resides at Bear
valley, but is frequently from home on
peddling expeditions, and there either
was an effort made to get the ranch
out of his hands, or Mrs. s. became
impresse that such effort was max
| ing (probably through the seer who
was working the destruction of her
peace). 1t was too much for mind
naturally weak, and she gave way un..
der 1t. She is not fully restored, ana
cannot bear for her husband to be ab-
sent from her single moment. We
noticed the poor lady last evening, as
she sat caressing her little children
and weeping, and 1t occurred to us
that she would not be long out oi
| Stockton. We fear that will soon be
her resting place. Mr.. S. says he was
charged 81 rs per day for his wife's
care at the hospital. The matter ought
| to he looked into. .svnF
| From the Union, 18th instantl
A little child Of Isidor Louis was
playing in a yard last evening where
a savage dog was tied. The dog got
loose in some way and sprang upon
the poor little thing, biting and tear
ing the child's face, head and arms In
! q dreadful manner.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15
WANTS-LoST-FoUND.

tkfANTED. - Twenty-Five hundred head
Wv OF heep-goOd ewes-to keep on shares
for two years. Enquire of I. 4. FERGUSON
for four days, corner Spring and Court streets
iel5 3ts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15

Responsibility is respectability,
whether it appears on the surface of
San Francisco society or that or Los
Angeles. If we should presume to ad-
wise such elegant young men as the
sons of San Francisco millionaires, it
would be that they should not pre-
sumo to impose OH the society of their
Los Angeles friends those whom they
know would not be tolerated among
the decent and respectable of San
Francisco. A word to the wise is suf-
ficient.
We had the pleasure of examining
yesterday eight elegant chairs, manu-
factured by Johannsen 4 Grosser for
the Union CLUB. There were two ma
room Turkish easy chairs of the pat
tern which Mahomet must have re-
clined in when he dreamed of the
houris; four brown Spanish chairs of
unique and elegant design, and two
brown rustic chairs, of simple but
rich style. Nothing more elegant can
be made in San Francisco and they
are triumph of the skill of the firm,
as well as a proof Of the taste of the
Union Club.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15

A party of the United States Coast
Survey, under the leadership of A. ..
Tilman, have been Engaged for some
time in primary triaagulation near
(3ayiota. We understand that for the
present they have completed their la
bOrs Lt4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15
THE OLDEST AUCTI0NEER
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.

NYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
N parties concerned that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned
William Workman and John Turner, in the
milling business, is this day dissolved by mu-
Iual consent. Mr. Workman will settle up
the concerns of the partnership, pay all debts
aud collect all credits.
This Los Angeles county, ,Puente Ranch, June
]. TURNER.
VII LIAM WORKMAN.
Per FRANCIS w. TEMPLE, his Attorney In
Fact. je2 2we
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15

Tne Bazaar, corner of Main and Re-
quena streets, has just received an Inn
mense stock of new goods, consisting
of clothing, dry goods, boots, shoes,
hats, ETC., which they will sell at bot
tom prices. Call and examine their
stock. MI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The size of all the lots is
lO5 :S.5 FEET FRONT
BY
11S 4-5 FEET DEEP.

The price of lots is fixed at $500, payable IN
monthly instalments of 500, without Interest,
until paid.
This Association offers a fine opportunity for
persons of small means to procure, on terms
which they will hardly feel, a homestead In
one of the most desirable and improving Sec
tons of our city, only 2 few steps from the
Main Street Railroad, which Is now nearly In
operation, and directly on the line of the pro-
jected railroad By Washington street to the
Ballona.
Subscription list at the Office of the Secre-
tary. ED. A. PREUSS,
my5 Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15

Among the successful candidates for
teachers certificates at the late exam
ination in Los Angeles, were Miss
Louisa Hutchinson andF. B. Toombs,
both of Anaheim.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15
Notice Of Application 70. Pardon.

TNAKE NOTICE THAT THE UNDER
i signed will apply to the Governor OF the
State of Cali ornia Tor the pardon OF Jose del
Carmel Lugo, convicted bef re the ID strict
Court OF the nth Judicial district of ths State
of California, in and for the county OF Los
Angeles, of The crime of manslaugnter and
sentenced July "a, 1874, to the state Prison
for the term of five years.
Los Angeles, June 2, 1875.
MARIA SUTELO DE LUGO.
To v. E. Howard, Esq, District Attorney, Los
Angeles county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All Political Announcements must
be paid for I'm Advance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15
LETTER FROM HOME.

An Honest Opinion-NO -NOrdhor and New
Italy--Imnsig grants Wanted-Greas
Weturn for Farm LaJ0r-Publisl
Omsy Facts--'Ehe Way TO Make am
Orange Grove Lands too High
Governor Dowley,s sale of Lands.