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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-21
NEW TO-DAY.
Sheriff'S Saie.-No. 2O63Q

Della T. Davis. Plaintiff, vs. Charles w.
Davis, Defendant - Twelfth District
Court.
Under and by virtue OF an execution Is
sued out of the District Court OF the
Twelfth Judicial District OF the State of
California, in and for the city and county
OF San francisco, and to me directed and
delivered on the 18th day of Deoe IN ber,
A. d. 1873, and by virtue OF an order
m ade by The oresaid district Court on
the 18th day OF Dece m Der, A. d. 1878, in
favor Of Della II. Davis, plaintiff, and
against Charles w. Davis, defendant, I
have levied upon and shall on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-21
Situation Wanted.

alton as first-class cook and house,
keeper or laundress. is a sempstress;
no obi ection to the country. References
given. Enquire at Mrs. Frye's, near the
Postoffice, Spring street. d2l.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-21
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House is
n ot surpassed by any Job Printing office
on the Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran.
cisco. in facilities for doing job work
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-21
Regret n, rnyior's Death.
A CARD.

TO all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscret.ons of youth, nervous
etc., will send recipe that will cure
you. FREE Of CHI \ RG n. This great
remedy was discovered by mi. sionary
IN South America. send self-add essed
envelope to The REV. JOSEPH It. IN
City. dolly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-21

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20th.-Advices
from Texas say that official intelli-
gence has been received at Austin
from the Ell Paso district that
armed bands of desperadoes have
arrived there from New Mexico;
that the Mexicans show signs of
making trouble, and the Judge of
the district fears that Court cannot
be held.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-21
NEW TODAY.
Wanted

BY competent young business man,
lately from the East, a situation in either
dry goods o. grocery house. Ad-
dress e. f. j., Herald office. 62l-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-21

SAN BUENA VENTURA, Dec. 20.
At the opening of the afternoon
session of the Court to-day, the
prosecution unexpectedly closed.
Mr.. Allen, for the defense, opened
their case to the jury in an elo.
quent address, stating what was
expected to be proven. He dwelt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-21
TUESDAY, THE 14th DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D. 1879,

At IL 90 O'Clock p. NJ. proceed to sell, at the
court house door, in the city and county
of Los Angeles, State Of California, at
public auction, Tor cash in u. s. gold coin
10 satisfy said order and accruing costs,
all the right, lie and interest of the de-
fendant g. W. Davis in and 10 the follow
ing described real estate, to wit:
All that certain, piece, parcel or lot Of
land, situate in the city OF Los Angeles,
county of Los Angeles, State OF Califor-
MIA. more particularly described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Commencing on the north line of
Nichols private street, at or near the
southeast corner of lot No. one Q) OF
block thirty-six (3ol, Hancock's survey
of thirty-nve acre lots or Donation lots
thence s 621a degrees L 22S feet, more or
less, to the western line of Pearl street
thence N 3TH degrees Il along the west
ern line OF Pearl street 5t6 feet, more or
less, to the southern line OF Tenth street;
thence westerly along the southern line
of Tenth street 3l2 feet, more or less to
land now owned by Irvine: thence south
27 degrees west, folowing the line fence
as now established as the eastern bound.
AIRY of said Irvine's land, 49S% feet, to
the point OF beginning, containing liz
acres, more or less.
Given under my hand. at the city and
county of Los Angeles, State of Califor-
mia, this 2oth day OF Decem ber, A. ID. 1878.
III. NJ. MITCHELL.
Sheriff.
by James C. Kays, Deputy. d2ltd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-21

SUDDEN CHANGys OF TEMPERATURE
produce Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats and
Lung DIS orders, Viii n DR.. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant can be relied on to cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
Total sales for the day. 49,.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
Tho following statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded In the Registers ONCE, May
"a. 1878, is obtained from Augustus I. Docharty,
Deputy Register
4ssh St. ssa r. We; Of ssh h,, Sv issiooo' Nom
soss: sns Vsssa' a asxIoa sasa
re. WcCary 70 David Lsdwith ;;.;ao ~. $500
and s s ,al % lydia
7en IT'S a. IF maslsos W. w:o Heyi
Greenwich sr.w.A tNo a; VIM Harrington and % 90,
IN, "s go Ssh III r.ssrl to jsis. U
za ana .s Other: assss Of Sd ssxi;is Peter
orssnwieh HARRINGTON a. ................. 10000
18th a A. q issa =. irsss..,r Sophia A $40
4o h,n an a. sSo4 4 e. Of 40 sxioo.5; Eu-
ssRs 4 n.i"EsIs ofss'si Ja. ''
ns6sy and wife ss % Srs .4. h' ssra
D"vS no A. 90 Frank Judd
io.h 500 T. a W :, "a Levin Lew a'.oio; 1000
Rs MHsss u aY. tssa ward. C. Norwood. Jr.
'2sq sisoassle ss..,.s Life r: 1880
Thames ss%s 70 T. me- r. six5 Jefferson es,y s 800
a! sis. e, 70 o. Hyais aa1Sso;
nv, Wss sy e"rnsr Of i9aa st. 90 xai5 Bas
sst, Jr. reisrse to Citizens Insurance Com "a ooc
,I,s sv !. 8: sos r. Of roth st.. joxioo 80
Mcneil freerec) to Richard S. Clark 4,00c
ssS y. 20 54.h S. Eas. River, 7ssx2soxrresuar
:n%s e I plase. ci4,h ward Henry cccr
and wife 70 eprasn Of iaseS i.s erm.a
Solomon 10 Eliza Gurgenheimsr ...... 5000
Suffolk 4s and 4s,; osin" rea'o ts1ecu- :, %,
wes.ehe.,sr av $ w. corner Of i5e.h 81 iaiiix
n , ana sa' wife 70 William c.aldvsll. e.4oc
s AZ 2. 20 30,
cs o. Sasr a wa'S s. a. r. n Of 1cstchesier
esd ward: same 10 same ooa
W SOL 9: :sf s " .5 s..
I'D sv.. W. s., ls7 H. OF lin 81 Mary y. siuy- -,
L, y:s'. :. tss' T. clifton
NichOs:2i years ,c.,cc ..'..'.. BIC
Behl Karl and vile. 10 Ld~ard rrreeil and NJ
chael Brennan. n. o. corner Of 10th av aud 57th
Phillip e S. :. .a r s's,ew ,s. Of
same 70 same. O. = Of Railroad av. esd ward;
os,,.T :.pci and Ga.Gsnd to the United Stale:
Trast Company. OF Now York, w. ~ Markeihed 49,,
ps ss; y Charlie: To- Eugene Livingston. Of
at ss a 4, s saa wi Wit. John O. o
p ss 6Srin 81 ar and ia.Ssnd to the Washington
Lie Insurance Company, No 2,7 9Th years 4oooo
ms..er ban a and husband ae,Spon w
Lie Insurance Company. .. :. Il 27thsh, w. ofist
ps, y.m., 10 sophia e. Kinaaa xeca;ix 5000
%e, 18th sv. .. Of issd 81 imonih 1900
Bo~cry and 80. 2e4 Elizabeth 81 months. 10000
Wilcox James and wife, TO the Mutual Lite In
,s ,s"e' 5000
Willctt armes and wife to Francis q. Brownurus-
tec). W. corner % ay. and 18th ST., also No. 1903
i7ss 4. tone",a,h interest. ,simcn,. 5000
Same TO Regis Faurc and Louis kesslsr. one-ninth
mari OF Nos ~ and 81 Dcy 81, Nos Al and 30
Water ST.. Nos. 3i2. 345, a33. J3J and 3JI Third
av. and No. 232 Delaney ST.. and also ono.
sIseeser &: ips,sments :.....''....'... IS, DOC
Of 7ssi ST. e Of Madison sv aoo
Bcrnhard, sarah 10 Lena Kohetsky 75C
to the executor. Of Jacob ID. Ddeii 3Ol
Trimbe John. 10 Margaret buchanan ........... 47s
Union Dime Savings Institution To Emile W. Dana 300
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
THE HOUSE THAT REIB BUILT.

Mrs. Ann Kronnich, a widow lady, living In West
Eighty-eghth street, near Ninth avenue, in May last
loaned Ezekiel Miller, an ash collector, a sum of
money 10 enable hm-to build house for himself and
little ones. Miller employed Frederick Re,b to put up
the mansion, under contract, according 10 the lat
ter's story, In the OF $23 Miller alleges, how.
ever that agreed to reimburse Reb BY letting lin
drink ''Iager" six hours each day in q neighboring
saloon his Mller's) expense until the job COM
ple,ed. Reib, however, usually became SO full the
end Of fourth hour TO be unable TO drink FUR
ther Mr. Miller was SUED yesterday In the Harlem
civil Court by both Mrs Kronnich ana Reb for
their respective claims. Defendants counsel moved
TOR the dismissal OF Mrs. Kronnichs suit.
on the ground that similar action 10
now pending In the Marine Court Mrs.
Kronnicb, who Is but little verscd In the English
tongue explained this through Interpreter
She sAid that several months ago a lawyer named
Clute called upon her in company with John Cashin.
an ex-deputy sheriff. They asked her number OF
questions ana she not understanding them answered
.Yesn In nearly every instance. She was alter
surprised at receiving notice from Lawyer Cute that
he had begun action against Muller IN the Marine
Court SHOULD look 10 her for the usual retainer.
Mira Kronnich repudiates both Cute and his pro-
ceedinss, but Judge McGown held yesterday that he
&C ud not action In his court while there was
n similar suit before another tribunal. He felt con-
strained therefore to rule Mrs. Kronnich out Of
court In regard TO Roib's claim Judge McGown do
cidcd that lager" not legal tender aEd gave
Judgment therefore Tor Reb In tho sum OF $40 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
FAIR BUT GUILEFUL.

Julia watenberg, who Is iair 10 look upon, for
some time employed as domestic by Adelne NJ.
Eliers oil No. Is Wiilett street. On Wednesday last
she went out walking with little Henry Elicrs child
two years and hall old. Tho prolonged absence OF
both alarmed the mother and she aroused tho neigh
borhc od TO look Tor them; but not trace Of Julia
the child could be found Their disappearance was
reported to tho police, and 1t discovered by MIRA
Elfers that sl35 worth Of her jewory was missing.
Tenth precinct officer CHANGED upon a little child wan
dering through Grand street the other evening, who
proved. when brought TO the station house, to DO
Henry Eliers From what could be learned, no was
taken away by the gIr led about tho strects and at
length Abandoned. Dlgent search was made Tor hcr,
and Detective O'Leary CHANGED upon her al the
OF Chrystie ana Hester streets. Sho was brought
to Essex Market Court yesterday morning, where
denied having any malicious intention IN KID.
mapping the child, but was forced to tako
II with her, as snc could not return homo after
the theft Michael Boitcr. OF No. COS Water
street. present whom Julia was arraigned, and
once bered her the giri who had sought
Vice IN his family, lived thcre month and then
rcd OF a valuable shawl, together with watch ana
caain. On each OF these charges ulis was commit
ted IN $1,000 Her disappcarancc IRON court may
have been timely, as a lady called upon Sergeant
Webb who believes tho fairiaced Miss Walton berg
have been the mad who appropriated her jcwelry
some time since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
A BRAZEN CONSPIRACY.

James II. White, Superintendent OF tho Manhattan
Brass Works, appeared as complainant yesterday In
the yscvcnth Street Court against Bernard Conroy
junkmap Of No. 331 East Twenty-second street, and
three OF tho compsny's empIoyos-viz., John Grady,
packer; Seymour Goodman, clerk, anu Martin II
Lawrence, foreman. The firm have for the past fcw
weeks missed large quantity Of scrap brass and were
at loss to account, for tie Disappearance. On the 2iss
Of this month John Grady, tho packer, was seen by
superntcndent White TO roll out n barrsI
OF this loose BRASS and place II on a
truck belonging to Bernard Conroy. II was subse.
quenty discovered that portion OF the brass mad
iound Us way into tho shops Of various small Junk
dealers on the east SIDE. The evidence be-
fore Juuge Duny yesterday was TO show that the
dealers obtained possession OF the properly by coIu-
sion with Goodmsn, Lawrencc aud Crazy. Otncr ar.
rests viii follow. Grady, the packer, was hold in
x3OO nnd Conroy $500 bail. Goodman and Law.
renee we're remaEded Tor further evidence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
WARNING TO NOTARIES.

Herman Wunder iB notary and holds out in tho
Bowery. In addition to his public ministerial duties
he deals in barbcrs' materials and passage tickets.
Abraham Lesser. barber by trade concluded that no
would ike 10 lather and shave the crcumspect and
substantial denizens OF the town Of Flushing, aud
finding that one George r. Wagner, who had been
chair for a consideration. concluded a purchase Tor
$780, Lesser on searching the records, discovered
there was u mortgage TO Charles Heckler Tor $407
record against tho shop, and before concluding the
purcha sc he was presented by Wagner with sasfac-
ton price OF the mortgage, duly ucKnowisdaed
der. Relying upon this he paid The 500,
and entered as he supposed, into peaceable possess
sion. Soon thereafter Wagner disappeared, and soon
also Lesser discovered that the Satisfaction price OF
the mortgage was piece OF fraud aud va!ucless and
he mad pay the amount oil the mortgage 10 the
holder or else stop his iathering and shaving. lie
then had recourse 10 the notary on whose Official GER
tifcate had reed In paying his money and the re-
suit SUIT for damages, which was tried In tho
arine Court yesterday oetorc Chief Justice Alker
ana a jury, the plaintiff beng represented BY Mr..
Peter Cook ana the defendant by Messrs Kntzing IL
Mott The notary's certificate was 10 the eject that
tho holder OF the mortgage, "known TO him person
ally had appeared before him and acknowledge tho
due execution OF the satisfaction price, wncl APP
pcared on the trial that the holder had never
ccuted the paper and had never appeared before him
TO acknowledge its execution. The explanation OF the
notary was IN substance that he had been imposed
upon by some one VINO had personated the holder OF
the mortgage, and that his only fault in the mattor
was in having been too creduous IN accepting as
surances OF the identity OF the party acknowledging
have executed it. Chici Justice Alkcr IN charging
the fury took occasion 10 comment the sys-
tenn now prevalent IN the selection OF persons fill
tho important and responsible position OF notarics
public The Jury rendered verdict against the
notary for the lul amount OF the loss sustained by
plaintiff by Of the false certificate, in all $447
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
ALLEGED DERELICT JUDGES.

Tho supreme Court General Term) Judges ycsser-
day granted orders to snow cause, returnsbic the
3oih of next July, why Judges P,ncknoy and Fiana
gan, respectively OF the seventh and Tenth District
courts, should no. be removed from Office. In the
Of Judge Pinckncy Joseph stencrt makes an
AFFIDAVIT that bo has known him 10 be absent from
his court IRON two days TO month at time. lie
further alleges that various occasions he has
ueavorcd to preside In court while grossly intoxi-
Gated, and that on other occasions cases had
TO be adjourned because OF his Inability to
preside by reason OF his intoxication Cornelius Far
lev, marshal, makes afdavit us 10 Judge Pinck-
neys frequent into xicaton while on the bench. anu
further charges that no illegally appointed James r.
DAVIS tho position oil dspossess clerk, and that he
refused TO sgn any dispossess process unless signed
by DAVIS, Tor which the latter required a payment OF
AZ In each case. Corroboratvc p1idsvrs are made
by Patrick Farley aud Max Stcincrt as TO fntoxcaton
In tho OF Judge Flanagan the complaining party
A. j. Edward Ireland He rciterates substantially the
old charges made against the Judge In regard TO the
steuoer oil his Court upon which an Indictment
was SOME time ago found against Judge Flanagan but
was subsequently Quasbcd by Judge sutherland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY 25 1s7s-TRIPLE SHEET
THE COURTS.
Memento of the Pacific Mail Sub
sidy Investigation.
A LESSON FOR NoTARIEs.
Trial of Catharine krackeIdorf on a
Charge Of Arson.

Tho prolonged investigation by the Congressional
committee to discover II there any ruth in tho
charge that $780, 900 had been expended by the
Pacific Mail Company 10 influence votes OF Congress-
upon The question of granting $500 900 subsidy
for ten years TO the company has not yet been for
gotten the sing ular and startling character OF the
evidence adduced IN such examination. Following
this nvostigation suit was brought BIZ the company
against Richard B. Irwin, under the direction Of new
So, OF officers, 10 recover back tho amount Tho
money was charged ON tho company's books 10 tho
construction OF steamships, &C., but was asserted
tina. IT was IN reality used or pretended TO have
favor OF granting a subsidy 10 inc company On
that he turned tho money over 10 Richard
b. Irwin, the California agent oil the COM
pany settlement and release had been gwen TO the
Stockweli on the turning over TO tho company OF
certain amount OF stocks but " was still sought Ia
a SUIT at law TO compel Irwin 10 account Tor the
money aud return It. rho referee before whom tho
heard decided sustain the validity Of the
release OF Stockwel and held that that release COW
ercd the LIABILITY oil Irwin also. u having covered the
claim sought TO BIO entered against him. In supreme
Court. Chambers yesterday, an application was mado
benail oil defendant to Judge Donohuc Tor the
extra allowances costs allowed by statute, ON the
ground that the case was I'd fiicui ana extraor-
dinaryh one, such as tho statute cmpIated Tho
motion was resisted the part OF the Col pany as
be .ng which did not appeal to the exercise oil .
favorable discretion by the Court Judge Donohue
took tho papers, rcserving his decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, May "a, 1874


In tho Court of Appeals, Friday, May "a, 1873,
present Ch:el Justice s. E. Church and associates
No. 1853. The Presbyterian Society OF marlborough,
appellant, w. Jacob Beach, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by
John H. Knox tor appellant; W. II. Bright Tor
spondent
No. 40 IN the matter Of the application OF Edwin
Welsh ana other, guardians, &c, appellants Ar
gued by Edward I. Bartlett tor appellants submitted
for tie req pondents
No. Is. Comfort Eiwell and others, executors, ap.
poilanis, vs. Stephen v. r. johnson and others, re-
spondents.-Argued by Angus Mcdonald Tor appel
Ianls; Charles A. Hawey for respondents.
No. 2l6. Mary +. Wilson, respondent, vs. The
Knicke booker Lite Insurance Company, appellant
Argued by samuel Hand tor appellant; John N.
Knox, Jr., tor respondent Case still on.
CALENDAR
Tho following Is tho day calendar for Monday, May
27.-Nos at, 23l 236, 222, 22S, 1856, 23s and 24O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
NOT ONE OF "THE FINEST"

The case OF Thomas German, charged by Patrolmau
Bernard Murtha OF the Twcnty.ciabth precinct, with
assault battery tried yesterday In the Court
OF special Sessions. The alleged assault occurred
the 81 inst testified to In various phases BY
some twenty witnesses. The facts were published in
the HERALD nj the time the Court decided that the
arrest was unwarrantcd and that n any assault
committed the officer was the assailant. The Court
further he Id that the policeman Hsgrantiy exceeded
his duty In dlscharging pisi oil In tho manner and
under the circumstances testified to- German was
DISCHARGED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made on the Exchant

The following saes were made the Exchange
yesterday
X. HARNErT.
Frederick Swaptx referee-Foreclosure sale OF the
building with lot 195xSo, irregular. No. 90
Brooms st. n. g.. SO.4 Il. o. OF Thompson st.. 70 49,,
plaintiff
Also partition sale Henry y. Rowland. referee
of the tour brick and two story frame build
nrs with zoos. No. S4S Fast Goth ST., g., -
100 H. W. OF LIST to plaintiff 4,2oo
Also four story brick building. with lot 2ooxloO.
No 4 53S I'd n e. corLer OF SOth st. ana one
Int o5x 100 on 9. $. OF I'd NV. between SIst aud -
sd sts to nmes higgins 1880
Ai.o foreclosure smtc-WilliRm ). Kelley. rel.
eree-of q plot Of land bounded by Tooth and
IOe;th ss and arlem River C32 city lots In ai) -
10 Abraham Heller oo.ooo
BY A. BLEEcKxR AND SON.
4 Sanford Potter. referee Foreclosure sale or the
house with lot 10. 6x9s9. No. 225 East SIS 81, -
n ar H. W "a nv.. to iIannAa VI Van heid 6,lOo
X. IL. LUDLOW AND CO.
james Matthews, referee Forec osnre sale Q, sne
building. with plo. of land "a lxltS. 9xI93xlgaz
Nos 6l8 to 623 9th av.. W. g.. 24S H. n OF 3oth
A. running through to No. 1856 to $50 Broad. -,
A. L. Wood. ............. A@o,oSo
MEYKR
r a. Beardslee. referee Foreclosure sale OF the
house with lot 22xi0O5. No. 81 West 46th st n. =.
NJ o6O f. .. of 9Th TO Fannie r. Fieli... 2o.loo
ny
Frcderick w. Locw, referee Foreclosure sale OF
one lot 25x 100. the s. OF l46th ST.. 100 r. Q.
OF Willis Av C23d ward, TO plant loo
tai for the day ....pzio,too
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The further hearing In the case Of the contested
will OF Samuel Wood was before Surrogate Calvin
yesterday, and adjourned request OF counsel TO
Tuesday next. with, " is believed, as stated In tho
HERALD . few days ago. WOW 10 a settlement
colorsd woman named Ellen Hall, Of 15A Thompson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
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CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.

Judge Bloom, OF Brooklyn, yesterday held Peter
Cerl negro, residing At No. 10 Concord street, Tor
the action OF the Grand Jury, In the sum OF $1,000
bail. He is accused by Lydia CARL OF biuamy. Mt.
Il. w. Low furnished the required amount ana Carl
was giYon his liberty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
SUIT FOR SEDUCTION.

In The Brooklyn City Court to-day tho suit OF Emma
Berndor seventeen years old, against Adolph Weber,
to recover So, 900 damages tor seduction, will DO
called for trial before Judge Nelson The defendant
VINO is married il hairdrcsGer, dong business IN
Columbia street. The plaintiff was IN his employ Tor
several months. The defence is a general denial OF
sy.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
SUNK IN HAMPTON ROADS.

Tho schooner Crockett and the steamship Old Do
m,uion collided Ia Hampton Roads, Va. on Novcm-
ber H. 1874 and tho former was sunk. Her owners
brought SUIT In the United States Circuit Court, in
Brooklyn TO recover her value and yesterday Judge
Blatchiord awarded th ON a judgment Of 81, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
BROOKLYN SUED.

General Benjamin n Tracy was appointed refcrce
by Judge Pratt OF the supreme Court, Kings county,
yesterday TO try all issues In the suit brought against
The city OF Brooklyn by Samuel H. Many, assignee Of
X. D. Toombs, city surveyor, deceased, 20 recover
s12 600 damages TOR services rendered in surveying
the seventeenth ward, under the act OF 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25

ItAPE MAY.-N J.-MAKfNE Villa, sTfUAfrD Df.
Orectly the beach first class In al It's
q open FOR reception OF guests Address Mrs nALLBN.
BECK.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-20
HAYES IN TOLEDO.
He Visits tho Fair Grounds and
Makes n Eulonfstfo gpecch

ToLrpo, o., Sept. lo-Tho President Wis
lied the fair grounds to-day and made n speech
highly culcgistic of Michigan, Indiana aud
Ohio, which, wcre numerously represented
in the audience. His address referred to the
material interests OF that section and the
cause of business stagnation, which the
President attributed to the war, the govern
ment at Its end becoming sellers instead of
buyers. Adds the President; II is written
In the laws of political economy that wars are
followed by hard times aud panlcs. In all
dressing himself to the cIiects OF hard times
the President thought when the cad was
reached and the expenses of all necessarlcs
We're reduced and are less than receipts, all
viii be better on