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The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

TAKE NOTICE. that said Thomas Dixon, oi
baltimore county, Is an Insolvent Debtor, under
Article ~, Of the Code Of Public General Laws,
Title "Insoivents," that proceedings are nov
pending In the Circuit Court for said county, In
seiation thereto. and that meeting Of the cred
itors Of such Insolvcnt Debtor, will be held on
Saturday. ths ?2d day Of Oefobsr, 1881, at two
o'clock p. NJ, at the Oice Of the Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court for said county for the purpose Of the
selection Of Permanent Trustee. All claims
must be properly proven and fled with said Clerk
before the time fixed by this notice for the said
meeting Of creditors.
Tho undevsigned will be pleased 90 give infor-
nation 10 reference 10 the proof Of eiaisns.
GEORGE wHITEL0cK,
Preliminary Trustee,
- Lexington street, Baltimore.
Cek i5lA
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EOR SALE!

COWS AND SHEEP in Iuts to suit Fin
<sw EWES ft for farmers or butch GKw~
HEf$1 srs. running with souihdown w.
49, Bucks. Also, one thorough. -.~uH
bred AIderney Bull. Apply to
ELISHA y. KELLY,
Pot Spring, Timonium +. o., BALTIC. county.
Oct. l5.-tf.
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JUDGES OF ELECTION.
GENERAL ELECTION. lssl.

GENERAL ELECTION, 1851.
Orricg CorSry COMMISSIONERS os Bare. Co.,
TOwsoSrowx, October ~, 1851.
ORDERED by the County Commissioners Z
Baltimore county, that the following named pei
sons DO and they are hereby appointed JUDGE
OF ELECTION, Mt the general election TO DO hel
November stb, 1881:
First District.
(ISAAc PEDDICOED,
let Precinct DAVID LEONARD,
tADAM DIETRICH.
John J. PILERT,
81 Precinct MARK MELLOR,
ALEXANDER CROSBY.
HecOnd District.
GERARD EMMART,
DAVID Wilson,
WILLIAM II. SHIRLEY.
Third District.
fHENRY T. DALEY.
LIST Precinct FRANK SMITH.
ErHRAiM HOFFMAN.
~. HENRY KNELL, Jn.,
"a Precinct MARTIN NJ. MANGER,
JOSEPH W. JAMES.
&c. LYON ROGERS,
80 Precinct THOMAS II. MOORE.
JAMES II. COUNCILMAN.
Fourth District.
JESSE UPPERcO.
GEORGE W. UHLER.
JOHN +. GORE.
Fifth District.
JOHN =. KELLEY,
NOAH cOFFIEL,
THOMAS HALE.
sixth District.
JACOB d. HAMPSHIRE,
JOHN o. AMOS,
WILLIAM KIDD.
seventh District.
(wILLIAM ENsoR,
lst Precinct ABRAHAM DOWNS.
WHITFIELD MEREDITH.
(JosEpm W. NELSON.
81 Precinct HARRISON ALMoNY,
JOHN I. BURNS.
Eighth District.
Dn. JOHN W. HAWKINS.
let Precinct THOMAS NEvIN,
JOHN BOND.
(vINcENT T. sHIPLEy,
"a Precinct CHARLES o. c0cKEY,
ELIAS PARKS.
Ninth District.
~. C. LEGRAND COLE,
ist Precinct GEORGE MCDONALD.
EDWARD HARE.
John ~. PAXTON,
ID Precinct W. o. SMITH,
wM. II. APPLEBY.
fcMARLEs II. MANN. sn,
81 Precinct J. MAURICE WATKINS,
JOHN 4. PORTER.
Tenth District.
WILLIAM u. HALL,
wM. T. PRICE.
J. MARCH MccOMAS, in.
Eleventh District.
(DANIEL JENIFER. Sa..
lst Precinct ELLINGSwORTH cARMAN,
lNATnAN =. c0RBfN.
(HENRY WALTER.
I'd Precinct FREDERICK RAPHAEL,
IT. JOHNSON EVANS.
Twelfth District.
(PATRIcK HANNEGAN,
lst Precinct JOHN GRACE.
THOMAS DAVIS, sR.
(wM. II. REvER,
ID Prtcino. NICHOLAS EVANS,
NICHOLAS NJ. BRIAN.
(TH0MAS ID. CATCH,
ID Precinct JOSEPH FORESTER,
JOHN REGISTER.
Thirteenth District.
wM. T. RANDLR,
HENRY RINGLING,
RICHARD CRAGG.
The frst person named In each District ans
Precinct 10 hereby appointed RETURN JUDGE
By order
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD W. STIEFEL,
JOHN II. MILLENDEk,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
Test:-J. HARTMAN sCHONE,
Oct. i5.-te.) Chief Clerk.
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so-rhs Jouraat speaks OF the late meeting at
shealsy's Hall as "Mr. Ensor's convention" II
Il was Mr.. Ensor's convention n-and we have no
reason to doubt the authority-of course II nomi-
mated Mr.. Ensor's ticket. If the convention be-
onged TO him the ticket must also be his property.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

es-Ths Journal comes promptly to the defense
ofits ally, John Ensor. One good turn deserves
another. In 1879 Ensor helped the Journal.
ticket through and In 1881 the Jourma, helps En-.
sor's ticket. Asthe Je"r~ai remarks, 40 0se~pora
N uunHsa
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

SD-ws do not understand that the liberal pop.
uiar provision for the widow Of President Garfield
relieves Congress Of the duty Of liberal ac,ien to-
wards her. II Is due the Nation that In . case oi
this kind an adequate income should be officially
secured to the widow and family Of the murdered
President, without reference 10 what private bsr-
ality may have done. The widow Of President
Lincoln was very shabbily treated by Congress.
The disgraee Of that treatment was very kssuly
felt By the Nation, and Il must no, be repeated In
the case Of President GarGeld's widow.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ss-John Ensor supported Isaacs opponent In
1872 By running straight" Republican tieke.
In the interest Of the Democratic party. For this
service he rscsivsa the ehromo-or perhaps soms-
thing moro valuable.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Comptroller Of Hss Treasury,
THOMAS GORsUCH.
oY RREpgRIcK COUNTY.
Eiecfioa Tuesday, Heressber sta, 1881.

eS-"Tsars Of blood are being she'd, and Il Is
truly pretty kettle Of FISH," This classic Ian.
guags was used BY Mr.. Vim. II. Ruby whom tho
late Democratic convention failed to nominate him
for the Legislature.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

es-Mr. William J. D. Hii, member Of the
bar and son Of the late WIN. d. nm, died q, his
residence In Baltimare, last Monday, Of typhoid
fever, aged rs years. He was one Of the trustees
Of Nc. Vernon NJ. +. church and also treasurer Of
the church.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The copartnsrship heretofore existing between
u. \. sHIMP and ID. c. MARSHALL, under
The firm ofSHIMP q MARSHALL, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. d. @. MARSHALL.
10 authorized 10 settle all claims against the above
named firm. The business will hereafter be con-
dueted under the name Of MARSHALL BROS.
II. X. SHIMP,
OcronEh 9Th, 1881. ID. c. MARSHALL.
Oct. 15.-2t
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

EOR SALE.--AN AURORA LIGHT IRON
II CYLINDER STOVE, tseif.fssdsfl In arst-
class order, suitable for parlor or dining room.
Ownsr has no use for Il. win be sold right. Ap.
ply at UNION OFFICE.
Oct.e.-3e
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New Advertisements.

STkA the premises Of the sub
~ scribcr, on Chestnut Ridge, about tho
sth Sept, TWO HELPERS, two years old, ffAy6
cne black with short. chubby head the -
other light red. with white spot In forehead. <
suitable reward win be paid Tor their return or for
Information leading 20 their recovery.
Oct. l3.--2ts) ELI 3. KELLY.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

The desirable DWELLING, located ON Boslsy
avenue, near Joppa road. The house is Of brick,
tive stories, finished basement Lot 20 By $50 feet.
Some fruit, Pump. House lately painted inside.
Apply 10 JULIUS RUDIGER, fowsontcwn, orat
Union oeiee. (March 2T.-tf.
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR LEASE.

N6bth hbbb LUIS FUN LEASE.
The Undersigned, Receivers, appointed by a
decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore -.
u: county, sitting In Equity. passed In -
Ia the cause Of Joseph u. Mitchell Of al,
Trustees. VS.. William Lorman Roberts ct al, will
sell by PRIVATE SALE, all or any part Of the
estate Of Mary A. Sheaiey, situated in Towson-
town, Baltimore county, and comprising one large
Tw0.ST0RY BRICK STORE HOUSE, situated
on the most eligible business site In Towsontown.
Also, q SMALL HOUSE, situated at the junction
Of the York road turnpike and tho Duiany's val.
ley turnpike. and Public Scales adjoining Also,
commodious and beautiful BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, situated at the junction Of said turn
pixies. surrounded by luxurious shrubbery and
having all conveniences for m elegant town resi-.
dence.
They also offer for sale four other DWELLING
HOUSES. desirably located, with ample yards
and gardens attached.
Also, handsome BUILDING LOTS for sale or
lease, as parties may desire, located on commo-
dious avenues, all Of which are In the heart of
this place. the county seat Of Baltimore county.
~ Plats Of the property may be seen ut the
Offices Of HINkLEY a MORRIS. - ". Charles
ST., Baltimore, FENDALL 4 MITCHELL, aud
County Surveyors Office.
For further information inquire Of
JOHN +. MORRIS,
43 North Charles ST.. Baltimore, or
CHARLES Z. FENDALL,
Smediey Row, Towsontown,
Receivers.
Aug. ?o.-tf
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

es-Ths Journal 10 not giving the hearty sup.
port 10 Ensors ticket which We had expected !,
would. Something must be the matter.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

@D-Ths Boston Poet intlmatss tha, the radian
win take naturally OpOil,ies. being naturally dis.
honest.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

The andsrsignsa will rent en fair terms, kls
farm, sitaais on Charles Street Avsnus. abent "a
miles from Baltimore city. There is ahout co
ACRES 70 let, with good HOUSES, BARNS.
sTABLIN0, &C. The land 10 well adapted 10
trucking os dairy business. Enquire ef
y. r. b0ARMAN,
Sept. l7.-tE Towsoalown,
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

@s-A man In New Jersey has married his
mother.in-law. This 10 q violation Of the State
statutes, and Is punishable BY . fns Of $500.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. ~
Persons PAsTURING STOCK upon0 p
NY Farm are hereby notified that I ~.
assume no responsibility whatever for any aeei.
dent or loss which may occur.
JOHN c. PEARCE,
Long Green Valley, Baltimore county.
Oct. s.-3ts
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Dr. WILSON q KTSTEAU, Auctioneers.
DUBLIC SALE
FARM OF SEvENTY.TwO ACRES,
ONE NILE FROM
TIM0NIUM STATION, N. C. n. r., AND
NEAR THE YORK TURNPIKE; -,
- ALSO,
~ 20 ACRES OF CHESTNUT TIM
BER, ON THE RIDGE.

The undersigned. as agent, will sell at public
sale, at the Court House door. Towsontown, on
Tuesday, Norember let, 1881,
at IL o'clock A. NJ,
THE PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE Es.
tate Of the late Joseph Kelly, deceased, lie.
scribed as follows:
No. I.
FARM OF 70 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
situated on the east side Of the York turnpike.
about one mile from Timonium Station. Northern
Central Railroad, and adjoining the lands Of
Joshua 7. C. Talbot, Elisha Parks and Others.
The improv vements consist Of large
NEW Tw0-ST0RY AND ATTIC STONE
DWELLING,
large new frame barn, and all the necessary out.
buildings, nearly new. The land 10 In fne farm.
ing condition and all cleared with the exception
Of about one acre. IL Is well fenced and watered
and has an excellent spring near the dwelling.
There 10 fine orchard on the property, with an
abundance Of fruit Of all kinds In bearing. This
10 very desirable property and Its situation, near
the railroad and turnpike. being but ~ miles
from the city, offers fne opportunity tor any
one desiring home or for investment
No. ..
A TRACT OF 10 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Of very heavy Chestnut Timber, situatedon Chest.
nut Ridge. about one mile from Texas, y. C. r.
r. There are no improvements on this tract
The timber upon II 10 the finest In the neighbour.
hood and 10 very valuable.
- TERMS made known on day Of sale.
Any one desiring to view the property can do
80 BY calling upon the undersign al Pot Spring,
or by addressing him at Timonium p. o., Balti.
more county, Maryland.
ELISHA r. KELLY,
For self and Mary Z. Galloway, and as agent and
attorney for Thomas Kelly and all other mon.
resident hsirs-st Law Of Joseph Kelly. deceased,
they having agreed TO Join In Deeds to purchas-
ers. (0et. l5.-ts.
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Schmucker Il whiteioci. Attorneys ut Law,
i3 Lexington S., Baltimore city.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE &C
Quarterly Meeting Of the wcstcrn ~
kun llerse Thief Detective Company will be held
at DUNCAN'S, on Friday, OcfsLsr 2Ist. 1851, at
. o'clock =. N. J. ID. MATTHEW'S,
Oct. I5.--it) Secretary
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9th District, baltimore county, In the village Of
Homestead. beginning for the same at the north.
east corner Of the intersection Of Taylor and
Washington streets, and running thence easterIy
10 feet along the north side Of Washington street.
aud thence northerly parallel with Taylor st., 30
feet; thence westerly, parallel with Washington
st 10 feet, and thence with straight line to the
beginning. Assessed 20 unknown for 1877. (3l
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9th District, baltimore county, part Of Lot No.
l3i ss laid OF on plat Of Hampden, and begin
ming for the same at the southeast corner Of said
lot and running thence northerly aloEg the east
eide Of Central avenue IS feet thence easter;y
100 feet; thence southerly parallel with Central
avenue IS feet, and thence with straight line 20
the beginning. Assessed to unknown for 1877. (2)
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TN THE MATTER OF THOMAS
i DIXON. AN INSOLvENT
DEBTOR.
~ the Circuit cOCRT FOR BALTE.
MORE COUNTY. SEPTEMBER
TERM, 1881.

To tie Creditor. cJ .aid In.oleen,.
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And We hereby give notice that on
Monday. liza day Of October, A. d. 1881,
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ,
We will oier for sale the above mentioned lands
and premises. in accordance with the sfersmsa-
toned Act Of Assembly, to the highest bidder for
CASH.
WILLIAM M. RISTEAU.
JOHN GRASON, necei'efs.
WILSON a RISTEAU. .Auetioneer,. sep.2..-t..
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John T. Morris an I Charles Z. Fendall,
Attorneys at Law.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

DECEIvERS' SALE
THE VALUABLE ESTATE OF MARY A
SHEALEY, IN T0wSONT0wN.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9th District, Baltimore county. Lot In the VIII
iage Of WaveTly, beginning for the same At the
northeast intersection Of Taylor and Washington
streets and running thence eastsriy on the north
side Of Washington street 10 feet thence north.
erly parallel with Taylor street 30 feet thence
westerly parallel with Washington 81. 10 feet, and
thence with . straight line 10 the beginning.
Assessed TO unknown for 1877. D
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
gth District, Baltimore county, part Of Lot No.
l32, laid Oh on plat Of Hampden, and begin
ming for the same on the northeast corner Of said
100 feet thence northeriy parallel with Central
avenue % feet, and thence with q straight line 10
the beginning. Assessed 10 unknown for 1877. (5l
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9th District, baltimore county, beginning for the
same on the northeast corner Of Bologna avenue
aud Git.ngs avenue, and running thence east 50
feet on the north side Of Cuttings avenue thence
north 100 feet; thence west so feet 70 Bologna
avenue, and thence with . straight line TO the be-
ginning. Assessed 10 unknown for 1877. (N
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9th District, Baltimore county, Lot lying In the
village OF Homestead, aud beginning for the same
ut the distance Of ~ feet from the northeast In
tersection Of Taylor and Washington streets, aud
running thence easteriy along the north side Of
Warrington st. 10 feet thence northerly parallel
with Taylor tt. 30 feet thence westerly parallel
with Washington 81. 16 feet, and thence with u
straight line TO the beginning.
Assessed TO - for 1877 (Gl
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND LYING ON
the southwest corner Of Frisby and Brady streets,
and beginning for the same on the southwest cor
nsr Of said streets and running thence on the
southwest Of Brady st. IS feet; thence southerly
parallel with frsby st. 100 feet thence sasterly
parallel with Brady st. Is feet, and thence with q
straight line 70 the beginning. Assessed to un.
known for 1877. (5l
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9Th district, Baltimore county, beginning for the
same at the end Of the east 25 feet line Of q lot
surveyed by Ris,eau and Grason, and on the south
side Of Carroll avenue, and running thence east
rrly 25 n. on the south side Of said avenue and
running thence southeriy 100 n. thence westerly
25 H.; thence with . straight line TO the begin.
ming. Assessed TO unknown for 1877. 90
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

JOHN J. PILERT,
81 Precinct MARK MELLOR.
ALEXANDER CROSBY.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9th District, Baltimore county, part Of Lot No.
i2s. beginning for the same on the northeast
corner Of said lot, and running thence southsrly
and on the east side Of Central avenue IS feet |;
thence easterly 100 feet thence EoFthery IS feet
parallel with Eastern avenue and running thence
with straight line TO the beginning.
Assessed TO unknown for 1877. u
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

Dr. WILSON a RIsrEAU, Aue,ionesr..
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

Orricg CorSry CoNNIssIoSgRs os BALre. Co.,
TowsoSrowS, October I?, 1851.
ORDERED by the County Commissioner oi
Baltimore county, that the following named per
sons be and they are hereby appointed JUDGES
OF ELECTION, at the general election to DO held
November sth 1881.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9Th District, Baltimore county, beginning for the
at the end Of the east 80 n. line Of survey
made by Risteau and Grason, Receivers, and
running thence along the north side Of Gittings
avenue, so r.; thence north 100 a.. +; thence west
so feet TO Bologna avenue, and thence with =
straight line TO the beginning.
Assessed 20 unknown for 1877. (IO)
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-12


Elbridge Gerry LSpham, the Re.
publican caucus candidate fol-
United States Senator from New
York FOR the short term, drst en-
tered public life as q me IN Der Of the
New York Constitutional Conven-
ton In 1857. In 1874 he was elect
ed to the House of Representatives,
aud has since served continually in
that body, where bis ability and
force of character have caused him
to be recognised among the Repub.
lican leaders OF that body. Mr..
Lspham has always been a strong
personal and political friend OF
President Garfield. He was In
San Francisco ut the time of the
reception to General Grant In 1879
His wife Is a sister TO Robert b :.
Mcbride Of u >. Surveyor Gener-
al Wagners Office, and he has 4
daughter who is the wife Of A. B.
Field of San Francisco.
Warner Miller, candidate for the
long term, WAS o volunt, err soldier
during the war, rising to the rank
Of Lieutenant aud serving Ia q
rebel Prison for some time. After
the war be engaged in the business
of manufacturing paper. In 1872
he was sent Is dele gate to the
Republican National Q invention
At Philadelphia. In 1874 he was
elected to the Asse N bly,, aud again
In 1875. In 1873 he was elected q
memo Of Congress for the Twen-
ty-second district.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-12
The style OF Husband 0nittsau
Was.

The Leadville Chronicle of the
9th contains an Interview with
Mrs. Theodore Dunsmirs, the di-
vorced wife OF Charles ]. 0uiteRu.
She was married to Dunsmire at
Boulder, COL, In 1873, aud ls now
residing in this CITY. She showed
q decree OF divorce granted 10 1874,
on the ground Vt adultery; allow
ing her alim0ny, and prohibiting
Guiteau from marrying until her
death. She says be was very cruel
to her from the time of the mar
risge; that when he was mem Der
OF Henry Ward Beeoher's church
he would lead In prayer, and as
soon as the meeting WAS dismissed
tell her of some of his swindltug
sohemes. While in New York
Guitssu got to spending all his
money ape sime1 fast houses, and
u l., 70 { tho el,s. she would have to
support herself She went to Sara
toga, remained two monthe, and on
her return her friends urged her to
get divorce, which she did. She
was afterwards clerk In the Treas-
ury Department at Washington.
He never paid her any alimony.
She thinks the attempt at assassi-
nation of the President was simply
ompted by his morbid desire for
notoriety, for which he would, she
thinks, give his life.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-12

Mr.. Thomas Key Pugh. son of ex.
Senator Pugh, who was made cap
tive by the Indians q week ago.
they came upon q new outrage.
Six leagues south of Lucero they
found the wreck of two wagons and
the murdt red bodies Of Gregorfe
Mtztsx amt his wife, also the body
OF Capt. Jose A. Tornel, OF the
Twenty-sIxth infantry. He was
accompanied by two servants, who
made their escape badly wounded,
aud reported at Lucero that the at
tack was made by twelve Indianes
supposed to be part Of Victorio's
warrior band. In the mean time a
party formed at Carraznl TO recover
the body OF the stage driver, MUIR
dered at the last attack on
the Chihuahus stage. In GO
ing to the place they left TIE
regular road 80 as to avoid the In
diuus One league eastward from
where the stage was attacked they;
found the body Of T. X. Pugh. bor.
ribly tortured and mutilateu while
living, and then shot, there being
three bullet wounds In his body.
The body was buried by the party
where found. The Mexican author
tiles have now on. the scout one
hundred and fifty infantry and
thirty cavalry occurring the coun-
try. The party Is under command
OF the famous Indian fighter Col.
Terrszas.
This place has been visIted by
terrible thunder storm, accom-
panled BY continuous lightning. II
raining ct 7P n aud
In less than two hours seven inches
Of rain fell. The damage to build
ings In the course Of erection and
to merchandise will amount to
pearly thirty thousand dollars.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-12

Whole Tickets, - Hall Tickets, u.
81 Tickets, so. 81 Tickets, 600.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter
or send By Express. Don't send " reg.
OF IS and upward, BY Express, can be
sent at our ekpsnse. Address all order
r. N. BOARpMAN.
or I. ]. CONMEHFoRDs 80 Broadway.
New York. SDS-dAw
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az Z TRANc1aoo. July 1lth.-
wheat. quiet; No. /, 81 4o0l. 42l;
No. 8. 81 SOL. e72. Barley. dun;
feed. o0Hp6v; brewing, $l.12& for
lIaht. aud 81. lt@l 20 for bright
heavy; standard onevalier, nomi-
nal; coast, do, ego. OAts. weak;
eood and choice. 31.6001e0; COM
mon, SI.4Oal AT; surprise, 81 65.
Corn large yellow, 81 o.; small
POUND do. 81 O6a OFT; white, 81 122.
Hsy, $7@12 so. Wool, no change.
Hofakoee. 06c0$1.