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New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
REAL ESTA TIE.

NEw-YORK. Tuesday Jan II, 1879
The following sales were held at the +.
change SalesrOom to-day
Bg LotijS N'stSr.
! story brown stone dwelling with lot. No y West
rus 21 ~ 60 '-' 1t e. y 0,''-''' o' -O' '' $,s7
3story BRICK bulldug with loi~. Nos $40 and 5is
NN,st J1th II. =. 200 IL of llthavr, lots to-
retAer IN size 50Als2E5t. .IXl9.- -. Bank of saw
iuCs ...-...------ .--------'------- 4o'
BU =. F. HdUmOHd.
A. story brick buildings unfinished, with plot OF lnd
9d-ayc, 5Oj 'tsot 9Sth-St Plot OF lana JO'N
100 Isaac WeArDach- ..--.-..----- ~
By P.tfr r. Degsr
storv frame dwelling with lot. 70 lob East IN
o. "A : 100 IT Of Slave. lot 2oI DOLL Hugh
-
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pcopcsdls.
PROPOSALS for TRUCKING GOVERN
i MENT STORES.
DEPOT QUARTERHAsTERs OFFICE.
ITlua ST turrfer f.rpefI '

p
HOustOn st.. corner Greene
NEw.YOgX CITY, January 1, 1879. y
SEALED PROPOSALS, In tripLcate with copy THIS
adyrt.rurnt attached each VII be received this
uut IL o'clock m February Is ~19 for the trucking OF all
Government stores within the city o. New York. which
may be the duty the QUART trnascr- Depart
Irpoal. price carmans Loaf Of barrels
rrS Our ljOO gOu4s weight. 50 cubic feet Of
other stores,
For 1uy distance exceeding L mile For any distance
exceeding mile but not exceeding mile For any distance
rxceediug mle. but not exceeding > miles. For dis
tance exceeding miles but not exceeding miles 70" any
di.ance exceeding miles, but not exceeding ~ miles
For ans exceeding - miles Olt not exceeding
miles Per D. mile any distance eNCre ing miles
ltr cont V be required 10 perform the work at any
tine called upon reasonable notice beng given him. al night
necessary, without extra
p.u alton allowance viii De maze for ieten
non ans delivery % when caused by octr
az ut II the Government The United states The
rgh 20 reject any all pupoza- Bidders have the prv
the opening 90 the bids Blank
posals Will be- furnished application TO his oihoe Pro
t.a. must addressed 10 the undersigned and endorsed
Proposals. FOR Trucking Government stores
l. Z. EAsION, Col and A. " W. Gen'L
Depot QuArtsrlaaste
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DUBLIC SALE -,.,r,r,,
4 at PHILADELPHIA Penn. in PARAMOUNT PARA'
I,y order of the Hon. Wm ,. -tokley. Mayor,
and Wm. pXey. esd q OsuuilsaloleI'
MACHINERY HALL!
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY g. lo79'

eATJ RUAN FEEKT :,
at l2 o'clock nOOn
viii he sold NJ public sale on the premises the very extensive
frame bu1dine known As MAJ tHINERY HALL located IN
Faount Park Philadelphia Penn. The Main Hall IL $50 feet
wide 4o2 feet long IS POS by 2O feet There
Is in the building 100000 pounds wrought iron about
500 600 pounds cast 100000 feet white
lumber about lOO0OOO feet yellow pine lumber about
700 600 feet tin about 10000 square feet glass
about 1000 perches u stone.
TERMs-TLe building viii he sold on the following terms
% Der cent cash at Of balance to be paid within
twenty DAYS rom sale AMI the building will be permitted
IT, be torn down removed until the purchase money Is paid
In case Of default the payment within twenty days the
uurchaser will forfeit the deposit money and the building
will ne resold without notice to purchaser.
~ NOTICE-To Whom 1t may Concern: All goods re-
naming IN ihs building February :, 1879 which have
been left there by deposors in the Centennial Exhibition
viii be sold by catalogue 1890 O'Clock the above date
II. THOMAS & SONS. Aueuoneers,
lse md lil south FouTth.st. Philadelphia Penn
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fcaGl Notices.

ALBANY. December 20. 1s7S.-In the mat
~ ter OF the NATIONAL LIFE N>UKANCE COM
PANT nf NEW-lOEh:
Ncw-Nolk a SPECIAL FERN thereof. held at the
Cty Hall the CtN II the lith day Of lecrm
bcr 1875 and entered the office Of tAe Clerk 81 Albany
the 1th ~ December, 1875 the poty holders
Insurance Company Of New York, and
the owner pocIc- -ad company Outstaad
in and all p,f~ rs and parr- entitled share IN the iS
button held by The superintendent 0i the
trIst for ne b'ucnf ot the policy
holders .ad company hereby notified To present tome
Referee p- outtd u bv said orcer AZ my Office, 40 81
NcW ork tho l-t Ciy ~ F"hruarj
l-7g lO rcocA IN the tor uoon the ors -'1ed by the
"A alnal Insurance Company Of $rw York and now
which entitled g. share "a the d-iG butnu ot
the y- uf ad aId to receive benefit thtgriUm,
and their claims tncrcuud,l and thr proofs thereof
-,u and gU- required TO De- presented 10 me
to aiuCicLli upon and their validity determined by
and in amt bv - or"r an irec ed 20 take PROOF, "Nd
entitled 20 share III sad dSTbIuu ite
number ~ policies outstanding force the names In which
fe same we're issued aud the persons who are now entitled
u said distribution and their pfopnrturate
uoID. o lie aya- said securities afo essi held hy
tLe .ao superb tcrnL the bcTrhj OF the policy holders
o said COMPANY. JAMES W. II I'D, lcItIee
yf4NiN~NW
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3nrHlIure.

nESKS and OFFICE FURNITURE,
LIBRARY TABLES. BOOKCASES. &c.
Manufactured by
r O. sELLEw.
III FntOnst
AGENT ,or THE CELEBRATED "wOOToN" UEsK.
FINE DESKS FOR uoLIpAl PREsENra.
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itlusical Instruments

A DTNAHyUT late :. Y. BALL & Co,
n. 10 IS EAST ItrH ~
Chickering'S Steinways tnd other Pianos a1d organs low
Oh cA.h. on Lnsta.nents and tof rent
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Boaro auo Rooms.

West Side.
HANDSOMELY furnished square room on
4 floor ample CO-rtE running water CRATE hrr bath
and with sUOd board Or two >l2 per week 5O2 west
32dst
\EWLY-FURNISHED top floor front ROOM
~ let, with board references required
STH-AVE.. S1-Flr>t door below 1oth-st.;
- pleasant fourth floor with board references
STH-AVE., No. >, near the BreyOort House,
- WITT board-A large Handsomely furnished front room.
1T floor also large room, southern exposure ana nan
room on ID floor.
900 WEST 45TH-ST Large room on third
~sJ board; closet; Running wafer;
house dstcass - every respect terms Io" 'cI
crences
East Side.
4 NICELY-FURNlSiIED ROOM, for one or
~ gen with board OF without 20 last l'thst
10 EAST 31ST-SI., one door from Madison
~ ave, peasant rooms, Win boIrd references required
.eE EAST 2OTH-sT.-A suite Of three rooms;
two gentlemen also single rooms brcalSt served IN rooms
ndeslred; references
* EAST 2OTH-ST.-One large ROOM,
tD double aud single on fourth oor
rVHIS son OF VULCAN.
l. BY Besant and Rice,
rRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA No Is
Price, Fen Cents.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price.
THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
At a Special Term Of the Supreme Court

"A held me Surree Court Chambers N he city OF Al
Present Hon "m + psa d;er9Gd' On I9iiiec Fr
0 The Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Com
In he matter Mutual Life Insurance Com
In The matter Of he Widows Orphans Benefit Life In
sIIa1cr Company of New York.
the matter Of the York state Life Insurance Com
pauy tLr tItY Ol syracuse. y. \.
ron reading The petition Of John Smyth
the aid o Court ~ enable him to determine e pyhcy
entitled c5mpanics as 10 di-;uie Of the
and upon adIug the affidavit eIIy X llsTson Rreel'et
hel oioe apl Tea o raIh oi ne A0qrS [,5I f Gl " @
al r. " paige On bcllIi A'orncy c. neral 1t Is
hereby ordered nat behalf Of the said super
tendcnt noticed AMI ought on for hearing Us Gay BE- a
forenoon At chambers OF the said Justice in the og
% ey IN rT IN The Sta. pSi,r in the CITY OF 1any
Sew ork r16uie aud Ihe New.YorS Herald" twice in
week that The respective policy holders IN The sspec e
eompage7 aDCie NAMED present @ 10 me tne 5 aq & H. "a % @
spe,tyr policy upon the said ecnnus,
that .d enpeSiandtnf may make dsribuion tereoi 70
"SSy e%r S aa Sm s9 rom m the s Of ad % .ee
and urier ordered that the aid Superntenfrnt Of me
Of said respective policy holers TO their r-peeiSe
sa1, same
Clerk Of Albany County. ..-
DI. I6tFrtWed
SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY of
y
her husband, aHd ELEANOR p. CAGE aud WELLES Ley
W. her husba .d, pdnr ~ against GEORGE ". POILLON
and RACHEL A, has Wfie, and others, defendants.
and pursuance u judgment ana decree O phIt
dsted the sixteenth dag Of MARCH,
ISIS the uudeIs gHr referee named sai d gmeut And
the TX, haugr >I-~Tuom, No II Broadway. in the tY
of 0fk he day ~ February 1873 at L o'clock
nOou Richard Y. Hanett. auCtourrr IN" lands and prem
-Id Judgment aud decree mentioned aud dehIIOeu
follows.
All lots pieces parcels OF land situated IN
lylDs other, which
taAen together and described follows; Be
ginning lie souhedstcIy O Eighty fourth street
Eleventh running thence eastery along lhe
sOuthciy Of EIgly yOuTth scet. tSO hundred nd sA
two feet o the westerly sle oi
the pubic Boulevard. called thence sOutbrry'
along said Bouley ard, hundred aud forty fett one
thence n0rtNV rsrGlv IN straight
To thr easicy Eleventh point distant ono
southea-tery ~ Eleventh aud Flghtyffu
street thence nOrhrT and along sad casttry s o
Eleventh uujTo and feet slX inches
10 the point place Of beginning .-
thIs. lots, parcel. OF lAnO
lying ard being the city OF NeSN OrG ying contiguous
each other which, together, bounded ana dr-l
AZ follows Beginning TIE nOrheastery COZ ner 0i bEos
way Fort, third street running thence norlhrff anu
along the rasrr side Broadway, hundred and tAIte
f.t nine inches heaserly OF Broadway ana
eastery, along the
ery size Forty fourth street, siXynue FEET eleven AM
m OltheTly aud AZ night angles VII"
Foryiourth street ninety feet nine inches thrncr
southea-tcrv straight nifty feet thence -o-th
AZ fourth street
feet nOGtheTy of F0ythrd and thence
westerly eghtynve feet inches 20 the point or place o
b.x York -uber D. 1873.
GEORGE PARSONS. Referee.
staats Zeitung Building
janis Iaw6ww
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Brooklpn Real GslaIs for Sale.

21 o0n DOWN buys SUPERIOR HOUSE:
% DZ.s)tJO Liberal commission. Address l., lV51
Lalsyette-aye. Brooklyn.
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hcal Getatc 10 Crrbanse.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, on easy terms
Factory bu dugs fftv eight years leases Of three
lots 24th--t, lOthaye. JAMES CONDlE, 22d at
and 9thayc
Gan FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
- YORK city lois; title perfect Address T., Tribune
Uptown once. 1888 Broadway.
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gfcurslous.
GRAND EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION TO
EUROPE IN THE SUMMER OF 1879.

EUROPE IN THE SUMNER OF 1879.
Extended Tours through Great Britain the pic
turesque and interest Continental counres Special al
Of extraordinary character Ihe cheapest and
best Excursion ever planned.
For circulars giving iuL particulars address
T. rOURJEE Boston, Mass
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM $50 \. u. TO II = NJ.
kECTOR--TKEEI Nearest point Tor Wall Ferry,
COUkTLAN sTHEEF-Nearest point FOR Jersey city and
tummuIpaw Eertits.
PARK point Post OGice city Hall and
Bar lay street Ferry To HOOoAen.
CHAIBEHSs REEr-NeArest point for Payona anu Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANkLIN-~TREET-
Nearest for DesbrOsel street Ferry
city, and connects with lOr DesDrOses and
Fast Grand street Ferries.
BLEECkEE STREET Connects with cars for Fast and
EIGHrH STREET-Ne4res point for Christopher street
Ferry HOboken. connecting with f0r Christopher
East renh street Ferries
FOIEIEt NTH STREE Nearest point % Union square,
aud LYCcum theatres. Academy Of " Ir-
vnc and rmmany Halls, connecting Hith Tor East
Twenty third ana rhirty- fourth street FcTucs.
TWEEN fYTIIRDSr rkEEr-Neare-t point Booths, -.
James and PARK Theatres Grand H0us. inOres
Gdrien, ald Masonic lempe ana I"eaty -tAgd street
Ferry Jersey city
THIRTY Thirds TKnET- Nearest point STANDARD,
way and Fith Avenue Theatres. Aquarium and
Francisco Minstres connecting With cats Tor Wee
FORTY ECON D,rREEr-Connec with New. YORK Trans
Ger Complnys cabs fOr Grand Contr Depot
FIFTlETh STREET
~ -TREEr-Near-st point Central PARK
connecting with Of Pelt Line railroad.
For uptown trans take east side stations.
For dowutON u tlAn, tiAo vest side stations
FARE. 10 CENTS Except between the hours OF $50 %
7.3O a m, and % y M. when the fare D. rents.
WM r. GARRISON. President
NJ. VAN BROCKLIN. superintendent
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Aurtlon Sales of Rcd! Cstale.
gonrtrp properrp 10 Get.

NONNlr0 IJIOpkIl0 Wu Ut.
AT ORANGE, y. J.-NeighbOrhOOd speciality;
~ several desirable furnished and uniurnshe residences
terms EDWARD p. HAMILION 80 fnest y. \.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-At Madison,
L y. J.. l. depot very low Apply to j.
A. WEBB. l65 Pearls It. New \ urk.
NJORRISTOWN, n. ITO LET-Thc resi-
vi the late Judge Wood de''as'd large house
ard ground. Cardeu. and CarTasrhpuSe lcchoue
located in centre Ot town modern I'M
pfoyeuclts; y il Tease of short or long term.
JOS. W. BALLENTINE MOrrstown, VI.
TpO RENT-Furnishcd-L Lovely Cottage in
i Pelham Manor, York cry very favorable
terms chance for young couple Address D. J. tAi!'
son. 4j2 Broadway.
rI'O RENT, on favorable terms, ST.
4 STEPHEN'S HOTEL, Chestnut 81, Phlaieilhla. I-0
rooms including Office. paror- two Cln"g ouGs read
ugroom ba 10 m barber sdop. laundry, with boiler and
dryors steam Aea.crs cooking apparatus. lee house
ami her ve.I-ncs. Address WALN LEANING i CO..
l23 Cntstuutst, Phluir pha.
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Eotel5.
GaIcs bD Auetion.

CrSTou IfoU-E. NEw-YoRK,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Jan. l, IStJ)
A SALE nj Public Auction Will be held on
y the 18Th day Of January. 1873 by Messrs 81 hDEII
DENNIS az Roberts. War'Iooms at 10 0clOc< a. m, Oh
Bonded and Unclaimed Merchandise which has renamed IN
warehouse yond period allowed by Law descriptive Isis
~ which NAV be found IN the ROunda Of the COur; House
and at No. IA rtOne-t
The goods ear be az the Warchense No - -tones
on MOS ~ and TT January - and =. t0m 10 j.
m - 4 y m ~ l.. A MERRITT, Collector.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

Gin Real Cstdte tor Sale.
nor SALE or LEASE.-The fOur-story
stores Is CUf,t and 24l PeaTst (Detween Fulton and
Johnl % feet by 1877 feet Address OWNER Box 30 Post
once.
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RECORDED LEASES.

Merritt BENJAMIN to Edward Wood, s $ Gjthst,
l2j ftw OF l0th.aye. 2j1loO IS years, at annual
rent OF
Ode Isaac and Others, 10 gorge Gasten and others
Nos APO 422 aud 424 WashingtOn-st, years at
Of
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limited STATES AND BkAZIL MAIL


NJ HE STAR LINZ.
W JNiTEDsIATES Az ROY AL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE The steamers OF Line the Route
RECOMMENDED by Lieut. M4ury. L. " on both the outward
and honey ard VOYAGES.
Abkii IIC can't Jennings THURSDAY Jan 10 30 a. m
CELTIC. CAPT. Gtldrli Tlur-aV Jdu 20 q an
3 lIAS Il. cant Perry SATURDAY.. Ftb l. noon
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORIh
RIVER
These uniform sZa and unsurpassed IN 1p
Inc saloon -tatrIOtIns -mfkug and BlJh-
room, UIcel aui,shps Whar the and motion are
least :c aGOung degree OF comfort hitherto unattan1Me
RATES-Saln0n. $50 So 500 gold. Seerage SIS Re.
turn tickets on favorable terms
These steamers neither cattle sheep. norp'-s
For Inspection OF other information apply az tho
ComIany- OIicrs No. 81 Broadway. NewNork or 40 Wal
st. PE: aielphIl RI CORrl7 Agent.
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DOITERDAM LINE.

steamers leave Jersey city near Pavona Ferry.
SCHIFDAM SATURDAY. January IL
ROTTERDAM Wednesday, January ~
Cabin tbJ-$7O. intermediate, <i5--Io. ~tcrraCe. f-3.
II. CAZAUN, General Agen-. - south wl.an-st.
FTNClI. EDl Co, - south william Freight Agts
/. ". MORRIS. 80 Broadway. General Passage Agent.
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
Z sIEAMsHIP LlNE. ,,r,-,,, nam,
FOR ST THOMAS, PARA PFHNAMBCCO. BAHIA,
AND RIO DE JANEGRO. Connecting At ST THOMAS
with German steamers tor PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN hrst-elass steamship CITY or PARA.
captain Carpenter. viii SAL tor tne aDove DorJs on
" DN!~DAN Feb = at p. m. Freight al low rates i2ken
above ports Po,uvr 40 hei"hts received after ID
Freight must 9e rad 10 advance Freight received at all
time. 4 EObertas Dock. Brooklyn.
IN-II I:A y, + LON FIR THAN BY ANY OTHER LISE.
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
Eor freight engagrmens passage having elegant ao
cOmmOdIuOn- apply 10 G. H. MAllok4 & 90; Agents.
OiIc, Pier 20 East RIVER.
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sailing from Pier fO.t Canal-st.. North River
For SAN FRANCE 90 via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA:
Steam-ulp COLON, MONDAY, Jan. 20. noon.
o'urctnC for Contra and south America and Mexico
From san Francisco for Japan and China:
Ht~aMsh . 4 II T.. s. Ne,u, STAY. March ;. noon.
From san Francisco 10 Honolulu New Zealand, and
Australia
steamship AUSTRALIA. Mouday. Jan. 20. noon.
FOr rtght general information. apUv az COmp7nys
Ofcc foot Of Canals North River And for passage
a : kc y D. B.UtuVdv
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

OdeIl Isaac and Others. gorge Gasteu and others.
annual rent Of ...e"...... $50
RECORDED MORTGAGES
Homer R0sale D TO the Mutual Life Insurance
Toupagy 80 9O4 West 4Ota-st y months $500
nay - It4iu'-,- ~ 400
SbotSselI Theodore and vie 10 Joseph w AsOp Con.
ScrT. SedT.'or t'' ..- 1900
Van C"tt Maria / ana husb 10 David Close.
wall st g Of Boston Road. 3years...- .-....-. 100
Zimmcrmann Daniel and wife 10 Anton Zacher' vi -
Clinton ST. n of SiantOn-st, s.-------.-- 4,OO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
c,oan Alexander to Janet McAdam .... sI.OO
de" y.c'1Iors ..-...-........-.. sos
t.r,,,e Erstettck t. Jonn "A 3JT
~ ni.rt g. to Vilbau y prort0r ,........ 1900
Michelbacher, + TO Elias & Be;z Loo
KsymoFI no.. yl1S nm INV ~ fo August Belmont 1901
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Wredn Steamers

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
N The Transatlantic Line sailing under AMERI-
CAN FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia
INDIANA sails THU RSDAY, Jan. l6 a. m.
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janis Iaw6wW'
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Grroucdl AouertlsemenIs.
GRATEFuL-COMFUkTING
EPPS' COCOA,

Homeopathic Chemists,
Is 1hreadneedle ct, and 40 Piccadiny,
London. England
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

Extended Tours through Great Britain and the most pic
uresQue and ng Continental countries Special at
yanagcs Of an extraordinary character The cheapest and
best Excursion ever planned.
Enr .IrrnL.rs vnrluv fnII nIrflcnlars allhrAsa
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
Drp GOODS.
Gltndtions UdnIeG -femals,

4 RESPECTABLE, sober wOman-WOuld
~ clean AMI charge OF Offices, work. by the
week highest references. Address MIS-. BOWEN l29
Clinton place.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-09

There is no nobler office in the
world than to nobly, honestly, pure
ly entertain the people. 10 be
amused is to take the bitter drop of
gall out of the things of life.
Amusement takes away the sting
of care and furnishes a medicine
for the heart. 1t cures the miasma
of the mind, and the art of anus
ing men, women and children in
nocently is thing of which the
proudest might be proud. The en-
tertainment which can win the
elevated and the noble to smile de-
serves the respect and gratitude Of
every person; to make people
laugh; to carry them out of them
selves and out of the hard world
about them, is task for the noblest
intellect. Such things are accom-
plished every Sunday at Washing.
ton Gardens. Be sure and come.
Bring your wife and family. a9-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-09

Cologne Cathedral is at length
near completion, and August next
year will see if finished. Begun in
the very midst of the cages of
faith," when monarchs beggared
themselves to raise magnificent
structures, of which only pictur-
esque ruins now remain for the
world to look at, this extraordinary
temple Jagged behind all its con.
temporaries in the work of con-
structiop, saw them reach their ma.
ture glory, decline and sink to ruin,
itself being all the time an unfin
ished fabric. The first stone of the
Cologne Cathedral was laid in 1913,
when the grand edifices now left,
perfect or ruined. in Europe were
either just finished, or. like Notre
Dame, in Paris, were in rapid pro-
gress; but while the most elaborate
of them took only three centuries
to bring to perfection, Cologne has
absorbed more than double the
time. 1t took nearly three centu.
ries to complete the choir, and since
that date it has required liberal aid
from nearly all the sovereigns of
Europe to keep the construction 60
ing. What now remains to be done
is the last. stage and browning dec
Grafton of the stately towers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-09
George C. eorham on Pa yes.

A representative of the W ASH
ington Post interviewed Geofs ~
Gorham, on his return to Wa5hA "
ton, and got this:
"I infer from what you say tina
the Administrator will not be able
to name it's successor
The tone and gesture of contempt
with which the interviewed an
swered this question were q most
emphatic negative.
"You think Mr.. Sherman, then,
q weak candidate for the Presi-
dency ?"
"He can be elected, but is fear
fully handicapped by the support
of the Administration"
"Who will be the candidate of
the Republican party for the Presi-
dency ?"
at is too far In the uncertain fu-
ture to predict. Conklipg, Blaine,
Grant, Sherman, either can win"
"Anybody bat Hayes ?p
"Anybody but Hayes"
"To repeat question, should
Robinson be elected Governor of
New York this Fall, in your opin-
ion, 1t decides the Presidential con-
test in favor of the Democratic
party ?"
at renders Republican success
very uncertain"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-09

Vicenta Yorba to Prudencio Yorba-
1878 acres first class land and 422. II
acres second class land in Rancho Canon
de Santa Ana; other tracts ana 81.
w Anderson to w q Pendleton-E "
and NV d lot 3, and 20 acres in lot o,
Lotspeich q Co.'S tract, in Sections ri
and Y, 4 S r 9 w. and water rights
$22H.
X II Dorsey to w w Rubottom-lOO
acres in Rancho san Jose; s..
Ricardo Vejar to Ramon Vejar-22
acres in NV a Secs TBS RS W; $500.
Geo Hansen to G w A Pallett-475.2 8
acres in Bernardo Guirado tract, Rancho
Paso de Bartolo Viejo; 81.
o Bailey and Nietos Lodge, No 1877,
o . Engagement as to erection and use
of building on lot 3OX70 # in blk 0, Dow
ney City; 1890.
j s Griffin TO Fl Eason-Lots 2 and 4,
blk 81, Terminus Homestead tract, East
Los Angeles; 500.
j 5 Griffin and H M Johnston to @ M
Hayden-Uniiyided q interest in tri-
angular lot on Truman street, in blk b,
East Los angeles; 500.
Same to Il NJ Hamilton-Lots 7, % and
p, blk Is, East Los Angeles; 1925,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-09
COURT REPORTS.

District CONFERENCE.-The ].
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8, 1878.
Aguirre vs. Alexander ct al-Mo-
ton for new trial denied; ten day s
stay.
Lazarovich vs. Mascarel-Case
closed; ten days to file briefs.
Leonis VS. Rocha-Set for trial
Wednesday next, before Judge Nc
Nealy.
Day vs Riley & Rothchild-Flnd-
ings and judgment for plaintiff ;
ten days stay.
Hamilton vs. Beaudry ct al-Al-
legged contempt of p. Beaudry-To
be argued on briefs, briefs to be
submitted within ri hours.
Archer VS. M. Thomas ct al-De-
fault of all the defendants except
the Board of Supervisors entered;
given till Tuesday next to file
briefs.
F. q M. Bank vs. Meyer ct Tx
Demurrer overruled; ten days to
answer.
Cocktails vs. Meyerstein-Dis-
missed at cost of plaintiff.
Sanford VS. acknowledgements to
cross complaint submitted; two
days to file points.
Clermont va Mascarel - Case
closed; five days to file briefs.
Shorb ct al VS. p. Beaudry ct al
Further hearing continued till 8 A.
NJ. tomorrow.
Hawkins VS. Acknowledgement
ordered to enter as prayed for.
Gravel vs. Page-Demurrer sub
mitted; two days to file points.
Long VS. Acknowledgements or
dered to enter as prayed for.
O'Melveny VS. Davis-Demurrer
overruled; ten days to answer.
Loomis vsR Ramirez ct al-Set for
trial Monday next, at 10 A. NJ.
SET FOR TODAY.
Parry va Mitchell