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This last class wanted an army TO enable
them to keep their ill.gotten gains, and
II was necessary, perhaps, tor them.
Communism came from . bad admins
tration, the Credit Mobilier, the Pacific
Mail subsidy, the salary grab, and above
all, the theft Of the Presidency, which
had made men believe that there was
no honesty. in the administration Of ai-
fairs. II was these big Communists who
needed 4 large army TO protect them.
Mr.. Caldwell, referring incidentally to
the Presidential question, said the people
Of the South were grateful to President
Hayes, and no Southern Representatives
were In favor Of disturbing his title.
After q speech BY Mr.. Boone in favor
Of the transisr Of the Indian Bureau to
the War Department, the committee rose.
General debate on the army appropria.
tion bill was ordered TO be terminated
with to.night's session.
The House took recess till 7:30.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, May 2l.-The Manchester
Guardian concludes from the reports ol
the proceedings Of the operatives at al
points in the strike district that little
disposition exists to accept the ten per
cent reduction, even temporarily. They
would accept ave per cent reduction out
right, and nothing more. This attitude
will prolong the strike indefinitely, but
attempts to secure q compromise will b
continued BY Alderman Pickop and
others.
The local weayers committee Of Brier.
ley have resolved not to take ballot or
the question Of compromise.
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Poffer,a Iionmittea.

wAsHtsoTos, D. @, May 2l.-Reprs-
sentative Potter has been decentralization
with several members Of the Florida Gnd
Louisiana Investigating Committee. he
says he cannot Jet tell when the Commit.
tee will organize for buIinsss, but per-
haps tomorrow. Mr.. Potter has not yet
received any Communication from Sec
retary Sherman 70 the Committee with
rsiersncs 10 Investigation.
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Hearing From Their Constituency
ON the Potter Business.

wAsHrssroS, May 2l.-Many South.
ern and Northern Democrats are receiy.
ing earnest letters from their constituents
deprecaling the rsopening Of the ques-
tion Of the Presidents ttrie and re-
GREETING that any action should be taken
BY them calculated to add to the present
financial distress by repelling the return.
ing public and private confidence. one Of
the recipients Of such 3 letter, who was
elected 70 Congress by less thsn IL ma.
iority, was rendered uncomfortable by
the declaration that several hundred
persons who heretofore voted for him
would withhold their sufrases at the
next election.
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Assembling Of the Democratic
Forees-Burzards Gathering 10
the Feast.

PITTSBURGH, May 2l.-The entire LEI
Of delegates to the Democratic State Con-
yention, which meets here tomorrow,
with many prominent men Of the party,
have arrived in the city, and the aspiring
candid ates have opened their headquar.
ters in the principal hotels. Ex-senator
Buckalew will be the permanent chair
man, but It Is not known at this hour
who will fill the chair temporarily.
The platform ID not yet in shape, but
will probably declare against freight
discrimination; in favor Of free pipe
bill; commend . Congress sional inyestga-
ton Of the election fra uds in the South
and contain strong plank on the pro-
lection Of home industry.
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A.FtrrlI Washington dispatch in yes.
I''dly. Cincinnati Enquirer, say. tha,
a aaI. h Stephens is Of the opinion that
= FS'''f Investigation cauuot be con
S<'a a..'s without directly As.ailiug the
F',sa'at' tile, and that
N y .Ious a it /. kept up the Pre.iden,
W. ~ = ). Embarrassed in carrying out a
NY 81 Psies and reconciliation. He
N, M ~. ~ A,siiAts ssI to express bis belief
-Eahl IiIdsn movement"
. ''sl'd to Blaine. view Of the mat.
.s.'.lS = a' E,SHFr' dispatch say, that he /.
',T.''SI' !. opposed TO the investigation.
N. ~ g ~, haiti means revolution; that,
s.,.NS0lE ~ 'Se oak St honest Democrats be.
,;LTSssaa'e ,;,-,Ssa9a'e they dare not think other.
i, I ,S II = not aimed 4. the Presi-
~ NJ zoe jSse s9o are in the scheme, and
H., t.,.fEs nm. d i!s management, mean !
sST.la 90 the Presidents titIe. 10
S,S.Ss SSSss, Il public sentiment can b
is.,.s % that point, with articles ol
~ Tseai u by toe Fortysixth Con,
I, s...,, ne links the address issued by
ToilcAn Congressional Cnmr;,,.s
b. ''' 'HninV OtVhAt may yet fol,
s' !. aS'' :. significant paragraph in til.
s, N. I'D Dispatch i, the following
d, ny. ~ sIll Chandler /. at The cspi,o.
E,,,. NJ .it vii DO ali he can NJ % spIsU Tprs,
Flcri5,I ,IaoGgh saa be saTst that the countiT
sta Il, ~ iilT, Morse, Of Mas.achu-
m n. ~ VOTED against the resolution
q. Dssssssly ! look At II il Ibis: You
EsLsSsS:sIsAs) base your hope. upor tOr
Ii.s,.SS' 'aisa'ion, lnd tell me ,hat be N h
,nsj |. sSoOadrsl, bat has confessed. i
'oSa ~, %S u Il . dlIhOnest one, apd i
,soH !. y y Hu,t him a minute, tcr i.
sls nj apt TO lie about he Demo u,
GpSli.,SSss' Ss''sTs be has lied about tb,
il'it li,S.; Il ~. lhAve no faith in The All M
alting giy,n H.. II
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Fast Freight Train.

New YoRK, May 2l.-A special train
Of % cars Of -four, which left Minnea.
polls on the evening Of the 18th, via the
Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul, Michigan
Central, Great Western and Erie Rail-
road, arrived here last evening, and was
delivered to the steamer tor London this
morning, making the fastest time ever
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New YoRK, May 2l.-Ths bark Carrie
E. Long, from MAtanIaI, reports Feb,
1lth, on her passage from Busnas Ayres
10 MatAnEls, $50 miles from the Brazilian
coast, picked up man on raft In an
exhausted condition, he having been
there 10 days. A companion died alter
being on the raft days, and was washed
overheard and deyoured BY the sharks,
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Expelled ColIeee students.

Borox, May 2o.-The Harvard stu
dents, who have been recently discovered
BY the college authorities a. having
knowledge Of the examination papers be-
fore regularly iesued, and two members
OF the Junior class have been expelled
and one or two employees removed.
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PHnApELPHIA, May 2l.-The Ameri-
can Sunday School Union celebrated itI
54th anniyersary It the Academy Of
Music this evening. The audieace Was
very large. Addresses were made by Rev.
Taylor, Of New York; Rev. Mitchell, D.
D., Of Chicago, and Rev. Nelson, D. D.,
Of PHILADELPHIA,
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Marine Intelligence.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-Arrived-
Steamships Russia, from Liverpool; State
Of Virginia and Ethiopia, from Glasgow
and Herder, from Hamburg.
LONDON, May 2l.-steamsrs Weser
and Anglia, New York; Switzerland,
PhiladelPhiai and Parthia, Boston; ar
rived ont.
FARTHER POlsr, May 2l.-steamship
Corinthian, Liverpool; passed In.
BosroN, May 2l.-Arriyed-steamer
Iberian, Liverpool.
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those Passengers on the CImbria

ELLSWORTH, NE, May 2l.-Thers are
evidences that the Russian forces on the
Cimoria may soon be divided and part
transferred. In addition TO those who
left laAt week thirteen Russian officers,
including paymaster, left yesterday for
New York and Boston. To-day three
Russian engineers from the GmbriA
passed through Ellsworth on their way
10 New York. The officers in charge
are endeavoring to arrange for the con-
yeyanee Of men TO Bangor, TO take the
cars for New York.
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LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-Twelve thou;
sand, four hundred and eleven personl
paid admission into the grounds Of the
Louisville Jockey Club to-day, while
more than double that number took ad-
vantage Of free field and witnessed the
Kentucky Derby,
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HOUSE.

The House at ll:S0 went into Commit.
tee Of the Whole, Mr.. Springer In. the
Chair on the appropriation bill.
Mr.. Hewitt gave notice at the conclu-
sion Of to.days session that he would
move TO close all general debate upon the
bill.
Mr.. Singleton addressed the committee
in favor of the Texas Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. Sparks, = member Of the Appro.
priAtion Committee, supported the army
Bill. The attempt Of the committee to
reorganiEe the army had been met with
sensational rumors. There was NO ioun>
dation for those rumors. Coming down
10 the question Of the use Of the army
In suppressing domestic violence he had
read portion Of the report Of the secre,
tlry Of War, In which be declares that the
army should be to the United States what
local police Il TO city. 1.-THE Secre.
tAry meant that riots should be sup.
pressed BY the regular army, be would
most smphatically dissent from that
Il was 10 contrayention Of the Republi-
can theory Of government. The great
middle mAss Of people would protect the
country from rioS. Money monopoly
oppressed labor, and could bring about
. state Of things which is was manhood
70 reslst. Then the middle mas might
sympathiIe with labor, bat when labor
got behind the bounds Of what Il could
iegitimately demand, when II became
commupistic and ipcendlAry, then the
great body Of the quiet middle men would
put their hand on Il and crush Il out.
Mr.. Banning referred to the charge Of
dishonesty made against him By What he
called Jay Gould'S Newspaper, and said
that there were in this country two kinda
Of Communists, one composed ot those
who want 70 steal food and raiment, and
the other composed Of those, who sitting
in comfortable arm chairs, steal railroads.
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Another Earthquake In Vene-
xuela.

HAVANA, May 2l.-The earthquake In
Venezuela, which has been mentioned
before occurred on April 18th. The
town Of Qua, eight leagues from Caracas
was entirely destroyed as we'll a. all the
surrounding farms. The river Tuy be-
came heated 70 such = degree that The
fishes sought refuge outside Of the water.
The shocks were felt in Caracas and we're
the heaviest since 1872. The property
destroyed At Caracas amounted to $780,
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APPROPRIATIONS.

The full Senate Committee on Appro-
priations to-day commenced considera.
lion OF the legislative, executive aud
judicial appropriation bill. From pres.
enl indications they will recommend
non-concurrence BY the Senate in most Of
the reductions made by the House in the
various departments, and In supporting
the bill to restore salaries generally to
the amounts now paid.
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CROCKEDNEss AND WICKED.
NESS.
An Insurance Agent short with
His Comnnniea.

Bosros, May 2l.-Darwin E. Slack, =
well.known insurance agent at Maiden,
has fed, having been detected in grave
frauds upon companies he represented.
The extent Of the frauds are not yet
known. Investigation already brought
70 light shows that 81 policies issued BY
him in the Home, OF New York, and
franklin, Of Philadelphla, have not been
reported to the companies, and upon
which he has collected the premiums.
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HALIFAX, May sl.-Ths accident at
the old Sidney mines WAS caused BY the
explosion Of gas. Six men have been
taken out dead. Among them was Mr..
GreenVille, chief overseeF. Ilis thought
all are now out Of the pit.
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sr d. MAYER the Jewish Rabbi
lEs hn favored u. with copy Of the
IaI THe, Of May l7th, published at
N Yo,k. in which appe.rs A reiutation
IA. A., ....,,I, 81, g., .,J III
~ ''es"S SCI OA'' Iuu puV
I'D n An Item oil news in the lsTELLi'
ircn in regard to an AnAthsnla maran.
IL Iid to have been pronounced
r,i,,tT Al, po..b.,v;r F,,,.rd h.o, ,,a
1.I.ISG - l,'Os,y G.., u us'IuO 0'eAI''
~ ah married 4 Hen'ile. 1t was also
I'd isit "ths Hebrews Of the congrega-
IA Pat three times on the door" 4.
Il u.s,ior of b., mama n, tho an.
.,.;,..S,I. - ', ,i A.i Ia' VI "e au
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Pottery.
J. NJ. DAIzELL,

stsubsnv lie Gasstts.
We have information to the effect that
il our citizens give SIS 900 as loan, tax.
ing & mortgage on the property as se-
curity, the pottery will be established i'm:
mediately. This Is business, and we feel
sure the pottery will be started.
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Private DaI.elI sun In The Field

CALDWELL, O., May 2o.-Notwith-
standing that oConnor and Thurman
have gerrymandered Ohio, and made our
dsitrict Democratic, I am still candidate
for Congress, willing to risk it with the
people.
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A FIeHr wIrH pIsrILLERs.

Collector wooJcock telegrsphs to the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, from
Nashville, that Special Deputy Collector
Diyis with one companion attempted 10
sieLe an illicit distillery on Saturday in
Grundy county, and were attacked BY
seven men. Davis killed one, wounded
one and captured one, but had to leave
the distillery without completing Its
destruction.
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GreenbacIk Convention.

Bua11xeroS,I Ia, May 2l.--ThsN National
Greenback Convention for the First Iowa
Congressional District met At M. Pleas.
ant to-day, and nominated Col. A. n.
Berman, Of Mt Pleasant, for Congress,
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising, followed by falling barometer,
cooler northerly winds, veering to warn.
er easterly, partly cloudy weather and
possibly in the western portions rain.
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coRBIg AoAINsr BurIER.

The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections decided to take. up the
claim Of DR.. Corbin to the seat in the
Senate now occupied BY N. g. Butler Of
South Carolina, at Especial meeting next
Saturday,
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rIu PATENT LAWS.

The House COMMITTEES on Patents to.
day agreed to report tayorably on Rep
resentatiye VanceIs bill for general re-
vision Of the patent laHa.
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lhtQntelligstlfer:

IN, exchange. very ,PptOPria,s-
oh% .s, ,b.t 10 thi, lss Of the tale
h"1,,1p, ~ d. pbonosr.ph "nun' the
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.. ..,D,ur.l accOunt in An o'het
.aIIs. p II origin Of the County Court ..
sss' !.,si, y Il. s,,ss, u given by the Y Wet
r''S ~. : /. worth reading There
> Ell II ruth in thi, take Of. II
~ /, EOrcibls hit'.
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BER1n, May ala bill for the rs.
preston Of the socialist e1cesses has been
submitted to the German Parliament.
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III A n"eb demoraliled IS the Iron
u ~, !. nd .ii sb. Ma,qs1lte Mining JoarDo'
;s'sS 1.l..'.. ~ . sar.4iIaent Of production: /:
t''s,'a ,I., % tbe Cleveland HerGid Of
lss.i, '.'i.T ISIS ton, had been shipped
I Sst Dot uPtO the 10th oil sh'' m0n'n'
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GC CORLIY, Of Barbour county,
y. ~ a. y. ,s,I during the late cold snap
mis- ~ n IN, n bi. vicinity Ion the lGth)
=. ~, -, 40 iDeh.. deep. He says that
~ =! II ~ 4. early corn will probably
=. e ~ y !. II, r.pI.nled. The wheat is not
,.,,i,lI, Injured.
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rup.uocras Of Pennsylvania hold
~, s,,, Convention to-day at Pitts
s,,,s Tier. i, light between Senator
TII,, lsd Speaker Randall over the
t,tsYb. dominated, and both are on
4, r,qDd nIr,hlIIing their forces. The
C.r,,ion Uill probably be somewhat
.sr...i Is to 1 proper dsliVeiance
.b,Eood tariff. Both houses Of the
P.,rlr,sil legislature have resolved
EI.t Ii. proposed reduction in the BE-
nv. usd the Convention will
tr,i,,. avoid any declaration on thar
nd They mR.t say something to
ass d. vO.es Of the Nationals as the
Aa 1psa to poll 10000 votes in the
s1a Aii year.
n. rs.s Of The Democracy last year
M Slill, and that Of the Republicans
all6, While that Of the Nationals wa
asA. It uill therefore be seen that the
yGisriL bold the balance Of power
EI lrr surplus. They resolved
d Philadelphia the other day
sLilst both the Democratic and Repub-
ia plrtie, 4, mot entitled to the con.
A,rs S0r worthy Of their support" and
i I'll therefore be an interesting prob.
d il be coming canvass 10 find out as
sTkleh Of The two parties the Nationals
VI dnE Ihs most votes from.
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ITALY.

Hunting q Summer Residence
For the Pope.
RoME, May 2l.-The Pope will not go
10 Montecassino on account Of the NUM-
Der Of pupils residing there. The Jesuits
are endesyoring to keep the Pope in
Rome, but some other place At which he
may pass the summer Ia being sought.
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g, s,,obenvil!e Gaa.tte intlmases 'has
4 -. no,OO.. Of the excursion to that
~. !. i..r wheeling lat Sunday WAs to
= ~ ~, b..t General Robert LOVs-t0
: ! II r,l8 s.lch and hear how b. he
.',,,,'it' : Truly" say. the Gass''t, ut
-. ~, !, lo,,l, spectacle to see these true
s.i,I. bo.ing before the words Of wis,
=. -, rsisb AL from the lip. Of the Chief
I,..ssi lhs Geu!iIes."
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Weather Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OTTIcl OF IHH cIIKy eIaNAt 0RRicER.
WAsHHsTos, D. G, Nay 2L-l a. n.
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WASHINGTON.
Hon. John sherman 10. Clarkson
N. POtter-He Demands IN In.
Vestigation of His Conduct and
Asks the Privilege OF Counsel!

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Following Is
letter Of Secretary Sherman 70 Clarkson
N. Potter, on the subject Of the Potter
resolution:
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TEE DAILY 1NERLLleENcER
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The Standard says it Is now more than
probable that the Congress will meet dur.
ing the frst fortnight Of June, also that,
owing TO the unsettled state Of public sf-
fairs In constantinople, the English feet
will probably move TO Prince Island.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-13
Pertinent Inquiries.

EDITOR HERALD: Fl. l.. Knight
will speak here this evening. He
is said to be the brains of the
Woraingmen's triumvirate, and
Kearney, it is claimed, is mere
puppet in his hands. If this be so,
we may expect to hear full expo
sition Of the principles of the new
party, presented in their best posi-
BILE aspect. While Mr.. Knight is
doing this, it might be well for
him to tell us if Kearneyism has
not decreased the wages Of laboring
men in San Francisco from 50 per
day to 81; if there are not more
idle men there now than when it
started; if the movement has any
excuse whatever for existence be-
yond the bringing into notoriety of
its leaders; if Chinese are not ar
irving faster than for long time
past; if Improvements of all kinds
have not we'll nigh ceased through
out the State, by reason of this
nightmare; if Stanford hasn't
captured Kearney; if Kearney,
pulled up by vanity, has not ceased
to cry for Chinese expulsion, the
Onerous duties of his "Lieutenant
Generalship" consuming all his
time; if its leaders are not really
looking to engraft foreign COM
munism on our new State Consti.
tuition, that social and political
order may be overthrown; if the
movement is not, in reality, an
outbreak of the worst classes
against the best, the embodiment of
all that is vicious and dangerous,
and if Kearney, the acknowledged
leader, is not low and brutal ig-
noramus, whose insane teachings,
if followed out, would submerge Sc
ciety in anarchy and RUNE
WORKINGMAN.
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property Transrers.
FROM JUDSON, GILLETrE6 GIBSoN'S IRA /
SCRIPT OF RECORDS, APRIL II, 1853.


CoNVEYASOES.
Sam and NJ E Frankel to IS Holt-Part
of lot 4, blk s, Downey City; $3.50.
Chas s Kidder to ID Bland-Lots 81 to
to 81, inclusive, in block los. and blk 1906,
san Fernando; $780,
w III Spurgeon to Chas Schindler-Lots
2, and 8, blk II. Santa Ana; $3.50.
Kionard Holman and Oscar George to
Clarence Wood utf-N "a of lot 81, blk l.,
in Vineyard lot Q 3, Anaheim; 500.
A III Judson to A Shorb-Lot 10, block
3, Brooklyn tract; Sl25.
Jos Pound, by County Tax Collector, to
A Eldred and G N WIlson-NE acres of
10 acre tract in city; 81 SO.
Il Renter, by same, to same-Lot !, blk
G, Orange: Sl2 IL.
Rnkown owners, by same, to same
Lot II, blk q, Mott tract; So 81.
Geo Carson, by same, to same-3 acres
Rancho San Pedro, N and W by Thorn;
SIS 65.
III Larabee, by same. to same-SW 4
Sec II To s r 10 W; $40 Q3.
Jerre Fryer, by same, to same-Lot H.,
blk l09 Belle Vue Terrace tract; 80 81.
VIM I'll Jacoby ct al, by same, to same
Lot 43xl65 II Sc corner Eighth and Char
ity SITS; SO 75
Unknown owners, by same, to same-E
u lot @, blk 81, Hancock's survey; 81 q.
ID Rivara and A VignOla to City of l. A
Strip of land for street; 81.
Margaret h Bouton to same-Strip OF
land for extension OF Fifth st; 81.
w S Rosecrans to same-Same; 81.
Jean Marie Perrier to III Alland-Lots
to % and 80 to 81, inclusive, Alanis Vine
yard tract; S6750.
VIM McfIrindle to Alex Wilcox-Agree-
ment to convey 20 acres in rancho San
Antonio, 81; and assignment OF same 10
Anna M Wilcox for love.
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Handkerchief flirtati0ns.

Drawing across the lips, desiring
an acquaintance; twisting in the
left hand, I wish to be rid of you;
winding it around the third finger,
| am married; winding it around
the forefinger, am engaged; plac-
ing it on the right ear, how you
have changed; taking it by the
center, you are most too willing;
drawing across the forehead, look,
we are watched; putting it in the
pocket, no more love at present;
letting it remain on the eyes, you
are so cruel; opposite corners in
both hands. do wait for me; twist
ing it in the right hand, 1 love an
other; drawing it through the
hands, hate you; letting it rest on
the right cheek, yesj letting it rest
on tie left cheek, no; twirling it in
both hands, Indifference; drawing
across the eyes, l am sorry; draw
ing across the cheek, L love you;
folding it, L wish to speak with
you; dropping, we will be friends;
over the shoulder, follow me; rub
bling the end of the nose, meet me
at the LADIES' CANDY STORE, No.
IL Spring street, 10-lw