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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21
NEW ADVERTiSEMEN
Sherif's Sa,.e.
Felipe Garnier, Plaintiff,

Felipe GARNER, Plaintiff,
VS..
Juana Lopez de Lazzs ~ ,-th MET Court
vich, john Laz2arovicb hor ~. O-9' SVN' v
husband, and Juan e oven
oche, Defendants, ~
eios,,r a,an a, ~ virtue of decree of fore
vioev W. pa sale, entered in the District
oouai VI 'iie ''t Judicial District of The State
vi .aiioi S 80 ii and for Los Angeles county,
on en9 za1 ~ OF May, A. ID. ls76 in the above
t.9au W suit, in favor of Felipe GARNER,
pIalnup ,and against Juana Lopez de I4azzar-
qNlci. John I4azZarovich, her husband and
Juaf. Goyen0che, DEFENDANTS, certified copy
whereof, duly attested ana delivered to me
otI the 3d day OF June, A. Il. 1876, whereby
am commanded to sell at public auction, to
the highest and best bidder for cash In L. S.
gold coin, the following and in said decree de.
scrfbed real estate, to-wft: All that piece par
eel or tract oil land situate and lying and be-
ing in the city and county of Los Angeles
State of Gallo MIA, bounded and described as
follows, viz: Commencing at the Southern
corner OF Fort and Jail, or court stree S, as
the same was called May l7th, 1871; thence
Southeasterly along the line of said Jail OF
Court street ninety t90) feet; thence South
westerly sixty t60) feet TO the lot belonging
deceased; thence Northwestefly along said
lot sixty-fve t65l feet TO Fort street, and
thence Easterly along the line of Fort street
sixty-six feet 10 the place of beginning: being
portion of the same premises decided by +.
A. Preuss to Juana Lopez de Warren by aeed
OF date April i0th 1869, recorded in book No.
IL OF deeds, page 535 ct seq. record of Los
Angeles county. Public notice is hereby
given that on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21
LINES OF TRAVEL.
Important Change Of Time

On and after May 18th, 1876, and until
further notice, trains will run every uay as
follows:
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NEW ADvER TISEMENTS.

Passengers for Chicago. Niagara Falls
Ptttsburg, Philadelphia, Montreal, Quebec,
New York, Boston, or any point East, should
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-21
Notice of &C partnership

THE undersigned ha, this day formed
eopartnership in the city of Los Angeles
under the firm name and style of Merriam q
confectionery and ice cream business at No.
l6 spring street.
They will be pleased to see all the patrons
of the old firm, and as many new ones as de-
sire a frst-cass article in their line. Orders
promptly filled.
ID. E. MERRIAM.
mayl.lm RALPH LEONARD
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Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court in and for Los Angeles
county
In the matter o the estate of
III. B. Morrow, decd.
1T appearing to said court by the petition
] This day presented and filed BY Il. Wright,
the administrator of the estate of II. B. Nor
row, deceased, praying for an order of sale OF
real estate; that IL Is necessary to sell the
whole or some portion of the real estate TO
pay the debts outstanding against the estate
of deceased, and the debts, expenses and
charges of administration; it is ordered bv
said court that all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased appear before the said
Probate Court on
Monday, the 18th day of May, A. ID
1876,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the May term of said
Probate Court, of said day, at the court room
of said Probate Court, at the rourt house in
said city and county of os sngeles, TO show
cause why an order should not be granted to
the said administrator to sell so much OF the
real estate of said deceased as shall be neces-
sary, and that copy OF the order be pub
lished at least four successive weeks in the
Los Angeles Weekly HERALD, newspaper
printed and published in said city and coun-
ty of Los Angeles
H. X. s. O'MELVENY.
April l4th, 1875. Probate Judge.
Attest: A. w. POTTS, Clerk,
apr22-w4w By e. H. OWEN, Deputy.
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NOTICE. .
ns0diw6rnw

an account of continued i'll health, aggra-
~ waited by close confinement to profess
siunal business, DIR. Leal has decided to close
his Office for short time. Due notice will be
given Of his return to Los Angeles.
junell-tf
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EDMUND DOAK,
EDGAR L. LU GAR.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Angeles.
On this 3lst day of March, in the year 1876,
before me, Chas. E. Miles, County Recorder,
personally appeared Edmund Doak and Ed
gar 7. Lu Gar, known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the within
instrument, and acknowledged to me that
they executed the same.
Witness my hand and official seal this 31st
day of March, 1915. CHAS. K. MILES,
aprl-lm County Recorder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-28

BELLATRE LoCALE.-The Democratic,
candidate for Mayor made as frank and
ndiue confession the other day az we ever
heard. Cow, Of the Leader, wrote an ed
itorial in which he advised voters ~
making up their tickets TO choose the pes'
men without regard to politics. In aiiud'
ing to it the shan't.be Mayor, said, why
that Is fair, square, up and down election
eering for the Republican ticket" lie
told The truth for once, but he evidently
didn't intend to. =, -,'.
transpire about the first OF April have al
ready commenced, and soon each man in
Bellaire will be anxiously inquiring
"Who is my neighbour
The steamer Jas. Rees brought up
hass band yesterday, which serenadeC
our city as the boat lay at the wharf.
Prof. Pollard's Jubilee Singers are tc
give singings in Bellaire at an early day
Those OF our readers who have no
heard Rev. Johnston, who is conducting
the series Of meetings at the Presbyterian
Church, are missing some Of the fines
preaching that has been heard in any o
our churches for years.
The two young miners who were in
jured by the fall OF soap.stone in Sulii
vans coal bank Saturday, are doing well
and it is now thought both will recover
A two-horse team ran away on Nortl
Guernsey street yesterday morning, AM
caused considerable excitement anon
the Fourth Ward school children, but di'
no damage.
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The Coming General Assembly
Of the Presbyterian Church.

From the New York IerAm,l
A few weeks more will bring us to the
great anniversary month Of the year, and
a. our Centennial shows in Philadelphia
will bring people hither from all Lands, and
from all parts Of our own land, the great
denominational church gatherings will
be conveniently near to the Centennial
vrounds this year. The General Confer.
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will assemble in Baltimore, where ii has
not convened since 1910. The General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church will
gather in Brooklyn about the same time
Since the two Schools (OId and New
united here, about seven years ago, the
Assembly has not come near this
city, But last year the Tabernacle
Of Brooklyn gave the body such n
hearty invitation and welcome they
could not refuse, aud hence they will be
here in May. The Assembly il very
large body and very unwieldly. So con.
WINGED were the delegates last year that
their numbers hindcred their usefulness
they devised plan whereby the repre-.
,eniation could be reduced, but that has
not been cordially entertained by very
many Of the Prcsbyteries to whom il had
been sent. Al present. the several Pres:
byteries elect delegates 10 the General
Assembly, and the overture oi that body
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-28
Republican State Convention.

A Convention Of the Union Republican Party Of
West Virginia will be held at Clarksburg, ". Va,
on THURSDAY, MAY II, 1876, for the purpose OF
appointing ten delegates to the Union Republican
SatiOnA Convention which Is to assemble at Gin
rIunaI on the 18th day Of Juno, 1876, and 10 nom
mate i've Presidential Electors.
The committee I, Of opinion that II will bc I'M
practIcible 10 avoid holding two Conventions, and
that the purposes Of this Convention are not oil
sufficient Importance to Justify calling for large
county delegations and therefore suggests that each
county will send i've delcsatcs-thCsc delegates TO
he appulnted by the County Executive Committee
or by County Convention, AS such committee may
deem expedIcni. It Is proposed 10 call another
C9nventiOn during the summer, at which the cum
mittco hopes to meet all, without regard 10 past Io-
ltIcal difference, or previous party affiliations
who arc 10 favor Of making such changes Ia our
lava rs tlulc and experience have shown necessary;
who arc Ia favor Of the COntirued prosecution and
punishment Of official corruption, and VINO are In
favor Of rctrenchmcnt and economy In the admin
istratlOn OF our State atLirs.
BY order Of the State Republican Executive Conn
uiticc. JOmS ". Mason, Chairman.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Feb IS, 1876.
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seeks to transfer this representation from
The presbytsries to the Synods, the next
iudlcatory Of the Gnu rch between the
Presbytery and the Assembly. The Pres
byteries are represented IN Synod by del
c1ates. and il was thought that by dis
tTibnting this representation the Presbyte-
rie. would not suffer, while tho Assembly
would be very materially reduced. But
THE PREsDYTERIEs OPPOSE IT
because they favor direct representation
in all their church courts. The Presby.
terry Of New York, the largest but one in
the United States, has given unanimous
negative to the overture. The Presbytery
Of Brooklyn, has not yet taken final action
thereon, though it has discussed it. Next
week they will probably act. As at pres
ent constituted the assembly mum ber-
about $50 delegates, and together with the
iraternal commissioners, who will come
from other Presbyterian churches from
over the sea and from the different de-
nominations in this country, the number
OF delegates to be provided for will DO
nearly 700. All these will be entertained
by the Tabernacle congregation, and Dr.
Talmagc, together with Elders Freeman,
Hathaway, Corwin and Silcox, have been
appointed an executive committee on be-
half OF the church to make the necessary
arrangements. The Tabernacle is well adj
apted Tor the sessions OF the Assembly. \
welcome will be given to the delegates on
the evening preceding the formal opening
OF the sessions OF the Assembly, May Is, il
which representatives Of the various de-
nominations will participate. Most o.
the Prcsbyterians will hold their spring
meetings within the next two or three
weeks and elect their commissioners 10
the General Assembly. The PresbytGry
OF Newark, n. j., will meet in MOntClair
April 5, and the Prcsbytcries OF Mon
mouth, y. j., and Long Island will meet
April il, and that Of Wcstclester April
| Is; that Of New York April 3, and Brook
lyn and Nassau April 10. The Prcsby'
tery Of Troy elected it, delegates last
month, and adopted the overture on rep
rescnlation. The Presbytery Of Cham
plain did likewise. Thus far thirty
eight
rRrspYrERrEs HAVE VOTED on TIL
OVERTURE,
those for and against il being evenly d.
vided. There are about rs many more
to vote OH it next month, and it may be
adopted before the meeting Of the Assem-
Div. 1t requires two.thirds Of all the
Pfesbyteries to adopt it before it can be-
come law Of the Church. TheAssembly
thus gathering here will be conveniently
near 10 the Centennial Exposition to run
down there on Saturday and return on
Monday. The Methodist General Con
ference on the other side Of it can run VI
from Baltimore also for day or two, and
with those pondcrous bodies Of divinity
and theology on either side, the appre'
hended wickedncss OF the Centennial Wis
itors and managers ought to be kept
sufficiently in check. In few weeks the
final arrangements for both great gath
erings will be made, and We shall be able
to publish the results.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-28
Plain Talk About the New York
Real Estate Market.

From the New York SUM-
The value Of real estate in this city
has greatly deprecated, as everybody
knows, within the last two years. The
most eligibly situated stores, houses and
lots feel the decline fully as much
az those in less desirable localities;
perhaps even more than they. The lots
about the Central Park, which speCula.
ton few years ago ran up TO extrava.
CANT priCe4, have fallen of heavily in
salable values.
Long blocks Of brown stone houses in
the upper part Of the Island are TO he let
at such rents as 81 900 and 81 500 a year
prices S3 to 50 per cent lcss than their
builders expected to get. Broadway,
from Canal street to Fourteenth street,
presents pretty continuous line OF fronts
adorned with the placard"To Let" Even
on Fifth avenue, in Its most desirable
parts, and in tho fashionable region
between Madison and the Sixth ave.
nucs, and along Madison avenue
itself, the fall in rents is fully one
quarter. The tenant need no longer sup:
plicatc. 1t is a time when the landlord
must rather adopthis rents to the tenants
means, and take offers instead OF impo+.
ing terms. 1t il useless TO charge the old
uriccs, Merchants and houscholders can
not afford to pay them, even il they 70
agree, and the prudent landlord knows
that il is the part OF wisdom - well as
the dictate Of necessity to regulate his
rents in accordance with the capacity OF
tenants to pay. The number Of families
who can safely undertake TO pay four and
five and six thousand dollars \ year for
house, and OF merchants $4,000 and
$4,000 a year for n store, is enormously
reduced. For the classes OF houses and
stores next below, there is like falling
off in the number OF responsible tenants
at former prices; though, as always in
times OF economy, the still cheaper
houses, those renting for 81 900 and be
low, do not lack Tor tenants. The num-
Der of such dwellings is greater this
spring than for many years before; and
also OF such as may be had for 81 300 and
$1,000 year there il 4 greater supply
than at any time since the war put up
prices.
This decline in the salablc and pro-
ductivc value Of real estate is not tenn
porary one; it does not even indicate that
iow.watcr mark has yet been reached.
After the panic Of 1897, close on fifteen
wears passed before the values Of New
York real estate got back to their old fig.
ures. Unless something very extraordi-
nary shall happen, We doubt il our pres
ent experience will be lar different. II
is safe for owners OF real estate TO make
their calculations with reference to long
period during which prices will not rise
above what they are now, and are likely
to fall below. On the other hand, the
outlook for tenants is encouraging.
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The Sancli,y OF the Bnllol.Isox

Editors IntcllIScntcr
Sage experience, we trust, has at length
taught legislators and statesmen that the
safety, stability and perlnanenCe OF gov
eminent depends rather upon a judiciOus
penal code Of law, that will best hold in
check the lawlcss passions Of men, rather
than upon law addressed to the pure rca.
son or moral sense Of the citizen on the
subject Of law. Law, to meet the wants
Of society, must address iHclf IL the fears
n well a. To the hopes Of men. We think
it no longer a question that the safety,
prosperity and happiness OF the citizen
are mainly secured by the penal code OF
the government, faithfully and promptly
executed.
Oialliorms Of government there is none
pcrhap. that needs more the protection
that penal law affords than that Of re.
public. The citizenof a republic is left to
The largest exercise Of discretion that al.
lows him to enjoy himself in any way he
pIeascs, provided In does not in the cX-
crcisc Of this rational liberty bc disposed
to infringe upon similar rights Of others.
Now "a no form Of government but that
Of republic, allows to all its citizens
their natural and innlicnablc rights, they
arc but the greater sinners il they regard
not the natural and legal rights Of their
fellow citizens, amongst which il the Sc
curly Of life aud property. When these
are disrcgardrd what have We left us for
the redress Of our gricvOus wrongs but
the prompt execution Of penal law upon
the bold and reckless offender. Penal
law without il execution is no terror 10
the evil door. Like faith without works,
it il dead, being alone. The arm Of our
punitive or penal code Of law would
secm at the present junCturo Of affairs in
our Republic to he too short, Or too lame,
to protect even the snnctity Of the ballot
box. How polluted its contents Who
shall amend our penal code, that il may
meet the wants Of the present cKigCncy2
Shall We look to those vennl statesmen
who I'll our legislative halIs2 No cul.
prit over yet thought well Of penal law.
40 lemp0ra o mOrcs"
NEmTAs.
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And an extra copy to person SetunB w N'"u'
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our risk In Drafts or lOsiOihce money urucIhI hiu
where neither Of IhcsU can u procured, tehd tue
nancy In Registered Letter
THE ISTEI.LIGENCER will present daily the
news In all departments, from all quarters o.
the world, as we'll Is 4 complete record Of local
events
TIE WEEKLY Is printed on Thursday and can
h. had nj the counter, In Iaid envelopes, ready
for mailing. Hb-S,Hd o0py 10 dbItnI gfiSHdi
and rCldiitsI Iriih netrI from h0r1si
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DAILY IHTRLLiUKSCRR left regularly at thclr
residences In the city and suburbs, can 70
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TO CONTRIBUTOlIS.--Eo attention will he paid
10 anonymous cOufmunllilOnsi every N'ce
must lie accompanied by the WritersrCaI name
and address.
Business Letters Tor US should DO addressed
FFek q Campbell" and should In no case De az
dressed 10 either individual member OIL The hfm pJ
name.
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Extra Liability 10 NlaIarial Inicc'
lion.

Pcrtons whose blood is thin, digestion weak ant
liver sluggish, arc extra.lInbc 10 heattacks Of ma
laral diseases. The most triaing exposure may
under such conditions, infect system which, l.
healthy, would resist the milsmItic faint. TIL,
only way to secure immunity from malaria In 10
calitIes where II IS prevalent, Is to tone and TcBn
late the system by improving weakened digestion
enricbIng the blood, and giving 4 wholesome In
petu, to hillary secretion 1hesc results nrc nc
COmpIshcd by nothing ~ effectively MS llostrltcfi
Stomach Bitters, which long experience pas ro'
al 10 he the most reliable safeguard against ieve
and ague and kindred disorders Us well as the bes
remedy for them. The Filters are. moreover, NJ
excellent invlgOrant OF the organs Of urinauo Gnt
an active depurent, eliminating from the bloc
those aCrid impurities which originate Theum,lI'
ailments. cOd4N
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PHOTOGRAPHS & FERROTYPES

All sizes, and give special attention to
COPYING OLD PICTURES. A liberal
share Of your patronage is solicitor.
inr2J JOHN BROWN.
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mrs
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DIED.

EDwARDS.-At Moundsvillc, on Monday morn
Ing, March a. 1876, ut ~ O'clock, MICHAEL Ed
WARDS, aged lOs years months and 10 days
Funeral from the residence Of his son George at
O'Clock r. ". "Wednesday, March Goth.
ALTMEYER. -On Monday, March q, 1876, at
his home on Chaplino llIll, ions AL1AEYKn In
his Goth year.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
CLEvIS.-On Sunday morning, March 81. 1876,
nj : o'clock, ADAM ALEXANDER, infant sou VI John
and Mary CleTis.
Funeral tomorrow tuesday, att O'Clock p ~,
from the residence Of his parents, $50, corner oil
Chapline and 10th streets. Friends Of the family
invited TO attend o
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NElII.WEEKLY.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-19
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
.E# 1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO
4 STORY FRAME DWELLINGS. NUMBERED
r RESPECTIVELY $50 AND 1872, ON THE WEST
SIDE OF THlkD STREET BETWEEN JACK
son AND bUVAL STREETS, BY AUCTION
BY virtue OF the provisions Of two deeds Of trust
bearing date respectively the 20ih day OF August,
1870, and the LIST day or July. 1873, from s Hech.
inger and Wife duly recorded in the clerks Office Of
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond, 70
certain trustees named in said DECIDE TO secure the
payment OF the ooligatioLs Of debt therein men.
Toned default having been made In the payment OF
the same, being required SO 10 do, we shall as lrIs.
tees In the deeds aforesaid sell by auction, on Inc
premises, on MONDAY the 2lst tus'ap. at Z
O'Clock p. NJ. the sAL ESTATE described In ssld
DWELLINGS, with four rooms and kitshen eseh.
numbered respectively $50 and 1872. and LOTS rs
by 1872 feet each, on the west side OF Third suess
between jackson and Duval streets.
TERMS One third cash balance In SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. negotiable notes given for hs
deferred payments, with interest added and secured
by deed OF trust. VIM. II. PLEASAETS,
+. HOLZISGEk,
MOSES QUAELEs,
Trustees
A.. z. COURTNEY,
GEORGE d. WISE,
Trusteea
RICHARDSON q Co., Auctonecrs- R 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-19

sauibs from the New York Commercial /:
aMr. sp;lkins, don't your wife want to buy
O nice seai-skin cloak" asked an up.town
furrIer the o, her day. ''Don't know" said
Spilkins, "Aiaska."-The Boston Post
people are indeed enterprisipg. The mo-
nept they heard OF WinsloW's arrest tney
instantly set about getting out an extra 'di'
tiop-Miss Sue Dixon had table at re-
cent iair 10 Chicago. AMI provided Sue.tabie
presents for all the purchasers who present.
ed themselves.-Ano old colored woman OF
Atlanta is said to have lived for years oy
going from house to house among her friends
and stopping at each day or two at tIme ne:
She must be by this time most accomplished
Disah.out. THE best kind OF tauy t9aua'
oers-Hushands,- third rail on the Erie,
eeby Come now. that's q ra'sl improve.
ment.-Turkey moves to seud case OF
stnfFed goats 10 the Centennial. Carried
u.panny.mousy.
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We are 81, to think this pretty BAD age
IN which we live, but the age before u was
not altogether lovely. On the Sin OF occo'
Der, 1776, John Adams wrote 10 n's Wne
from Pniladelpbia "Tbe spirit of venslity
Won mention is the most dreadful and alarm
ing enemy America has to oppose. 1t Is as
rapscious and Unsuitable as the grave. This
predominant ayarice will ruin America, II
She ia ever ruined. If God Almighty does
not interfere by His grsce to control this
universal idoIatry to the mammon of un.
righteousness we shall be given up to the
chastisements OF His judgments. l am
ashamed Of the age live in"
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E.srsn.-E.s,er will fall this year on the

E,srxn.-E.s,er will fall this year on the
18th r.;rer than on the 9,hof April. because
yesterday /. regulated not by solar but ety
= lunar cycie--;he cycle that requisites the
Golden Number. Now, by solar calcula-
ton a day always begiRs at midnight, but 6s
lunar calculation 1t begins at noon. ~,
therefore, the Paschsi moon falls on Satur-
day after 10 N. it n counted as falling on
sunday, and then yesterday is, under the
rule In the rayer.book, the Sunday follow.
Ing. This Ia what happens 10 the present
wear. The Paschal full moon falls on Sstus'
Gay, April 8, at e:43 P. NJ. ie, therefore,
counted as falling on Sunday, April 8, and
yesterday is the Sunday foilowing-,. e.
April 16. 1t may be added toat soou'o nc
full moon tcouu,ed as falling on March 2o)
would not regulate Easterday, but the one
following. This happened 10 lsls.-Eo'
cidnqe.