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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17

The Dumas family has always
been remarkable for strength and
address, One night at the play
Gen. Dumas, the grandfather of
Dumas The younger, lung man
out of the stage box on to the stage.
Dumas the elder was Of Herculean
strength, and Dumas the younger
excels in all games of skill. He is a
master juggler, and he can pu at
frame of knives round human
head leaning against n board with
the most consum mate surety of
hand. George Sand was a pupil OF
Dumas the younger, and In her
later years she used 20 amuse her.
self for days with thi4 pelilous pas
time,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
Sy.CIAL EOTICE,

Hereafter notices OF companies, soc'e'
ties. churches, etc., will only be inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements
We reserve, for Places of Worship, graf
ts directory, which will appear every
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17

The Csjon "cut-off," of late, II
quite frequently revived for the
benefit of Apgelefios. In connec'
tiou Herewith it is intimated that
the San Fernando tunnel may be
abandoned. All this talk about
any possible modification OF the
railway situation Injurious to this
city 10 mere leather.and prunella-
mere sound and fury, signifyipg
nothing. Our people heartily sym
psthIze with the development Of
all other sections Of Southern Cali
fornis, certain that, at least In Its
reflex action, 1t will be highly ben
eficial to us in the end. There lt
too great a tendency to overlook
the fact that events are now rapid
ly ehaping to make Los Angeles
herself one of the most important
tsrmini Of transcontinental rail-
ways. The HERALD has often
dwelt upon the Importance which
the Southern Pacific railway at
taches to the development of Will
pinton harbor. The day is not dis
tant when o very considerable por'
ton of the commerce OF the Pacific
Coast will seek this harbor TO
reach ti6e.watsr at Galveston OF
New Orleans. Even supposiug tn.
"cut.offn to be established, and
that through trains were to be sent
up to San Francisco with only q
"branch," so.called, to Los Ange'
les, the long and weary route to
the Golden Gate would be the real
branch, while nine.tenths of the
passengers would take refuge In
our orange groves. Nothing could
be more absurd than to imagine
that the future of Los Angeles can
be menaced by any possible rail-
way developments. What we are
in truth destined to see is q daily
augmenting demonstration OF the
fact that Wilmington and Santa
Monica are destined, In the neal
future, to figure largely in the
transactions of international COM
merce. In the great and intelli'
gent idea of making the Southern
Pacific railway the medium o
shipping grain to Europe, VIII
mington and Santa Monica will b'
leading factors. People hereafter
in coming to California. whethe
the "cut.off" is accomplished o.
no, will visit Los Angeles county
just as they will visit San Francis
%. viz to inspect highly inter
ssting portion of the American con-
tinent-a section which is quite as
attractive (if not far more so) as Sar
Francisco herself The great bulk
Of those who will come over the
Southern transcontinental lines
will be either immigrants who de.
sire to plant vineyards or orange
groves, OF persons from cities to
whom the mere name of San Fran.
cisco will have no attraction what.
ever. Before the junction of the
Southern Pacific with the Atchi.
SOB, Topeka and Santa Fe railway
at Demipg, Los Angeles was al
least measurably dependent on
San Francisco. The chain of that
vassalage has been broken forever.
The whole Eastern country stands
ready to absorb our soil products
and interest is steadily on the in.
crease about region characterized
by such q varied and charming
range Of vegetation. Los Angeles
has served out her apprenticeship
as q provincial city and county
Henceforward the whole boundles:
continent is keenly interested IL
the story of her coming develop
ment,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
OPEN BOARD-4 80 L. NJ.

Mexican, 1C94 s; Union. llN a; Sierra
2.eOa; Alta, $40 s; Potosi. ss5 S; Con Vir.
GINA, 9. 40 3; Imperial. l5c a; y Belle, 1917
b; Overman, ! 20 a: Ophlr. 7Hs Utah, ga
a; Andes, LOS b, 2 a; California, l3J b;
Gould y curry, 6A b: Point, 270 s; Scor-
pion, 80 b; Relcher, IS S; Hale Nor
a; Andes, a; Albion, 3A S; Savage, lilo b,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF the Slate of California, in aud
for the County of Los Angeles.
In the matter ofthe estate of
Nicolas QuirOlo, deceased.


1t appearing to this Court by the peti-
tion this day presented and filed by Re-
fugia Quirolo, the administrators OF the
estate Of Nicolas QuirOlO, deceased
praying for an order Of sale OF
real estate; that 1t Is necessary to sell
the whole OF the real estate to pay the
allowance to the family, the debts ou t.
standing against the deceased and the
debts, expenses and charges of admlnis-
LratiOn:
1t is therefore ordered By the said
Court, that all persons interested in the
estate OF said deceased appear before the
said Superior Court ON Monday, the
twentieth day Of June, A. ID. 1881. at te n
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, al the
courtroom of said superior Court, at the
Court House, in the city and county of
Los Angeles, to show cause why an order
should net begranted to the said admin
istratTix to sell so much of the real estate
OF the said deceased as shall be neces-
sary.
And that copy Of this order be pub
lished at least tOur successive weeks in
the Los Angeles Daily Herald, a news
paper printed and published In said city
and county.
". Z. HOWARD.
SuDeriOr IudVe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
Dated May l6th, 1881.

hereby certify the foregoing to be a
full, true and correct copy Of the original
order to show cause, eic., in the estate of
Nicolas Qutrolo, deceased, on nie In
my once, and that have carefully COM
pared the same with ihe original.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and af1lxed the seal Of The
Superior Court, this 16tn day o: May, 1851.
IseaLl A. W. POTTS. Cls,k.
By 3. II. owEN, Deputy. mild
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
NEW TO-DAY.
In the Superior Court
OF Los Angeles County, State OF
of California.
L. W. Kirby, an Inso'vent Debtor. va
His Creditors.

Ills CftultOIss
The petition of Moritz Meyberg, as.
signee of L. w. KlrDy, above entitled
insolveDt debtor, coming on regularly
for hearing this day. and 1t appearing TO
the satisfaction OF this Court that there
has been falure o. Propefd pped
estate of said hearing, by reason OF the
failure of the Clerk Of this Court to mail
or to serve personally said creditors
with copies Of the order heretofore made
setting this matter for hearing. as or.
dered by this Court by order made and
filed OF date May 4, 1881.
1t is hereby ordered that the order
hereinbefore made on the Attn day OF
May. 1881, setting the petition of the said
assignee for sale OF assets OF said insol.
vent estate for hearing May 10. 1881. and
directing notice of said hearing TO be
given. be declared null and void ana on
motion of counsel for said assignee the
said order is hereby set aside and vacat
ed; aud. itappearing to the Court from
the records herein that MOritx Mey-
berg, assignee of l.. W. Kirby, above-en.
titled insolveut, did on the 4th day OF
his petition praying for an order to sell
all the property OF said estate IN him
vested as such assignee at public auc'
ton:
1t is hereby ordered that
MONDAY, THE sOrH DAY OF MAY.
1881, at the Western Court Room of
this Court. at the Court House, in the city
aud county of Los Angeles, state Of Cali
fornia, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M, be
set for the hearing OF said petition.
And that this order be published In the
Daily Herald, newspaper Of genera!
circulation, published in the city and
county Of Los Angeles. State OF Califor-
MIA, as often as the said paper is pub
lished before the said day set for the
hearing of said petition; and that copy
ofthis order be served by the Clerk of this
Court for with by United States mail ,
postage prepaid, or personally. OH all
creditors named in the schedule.
Dated May 10, 1881.
v. E. HOWARD,
myl7td Judge of the superior Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17

In the pleaeahs little Rhenish
town of Biberich here lives q
horse Of prefer &!"T4l sagacity,
whose method of dealing with an
inebriate master has achieved WELL
merited celebrity. Whenever tie
latter appears iucaE, DE Of finding
his way from TIE Nueshop. to his
dwelling the hor>-, WSi:hfully fol.
lows him sharp u :isel, aud, apply.
ing its forehead o lis back when.
ever he is ahout o atagger out OF
his homewsfd pa;l -en;iy thrusts
him forward i'll the lit direction,
nor ceases its TN : Illustrations
until it has succe IL 10 prOpelliDg
him to his o~n Grcr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
Notice of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the firm OF
L. LEVIN d GO. has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, the under
signed. L. Levin, retiring.
The underslgned, P. Lazarus. Will con.
debts Of the firm of L. Levin & Co. will
be paid by him at maturity. All the as.
sets. including outstanding notes and
accounts due or to become due to the
LOUIS LEVIN.
p. LAZARUS
Los Angeles, CAL, March 4. 1881. mr6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
MORNING SESSION

MORNING SESSION
BAN FRANCISCO, May l6
4eO Ophir, 8, "a 400 Belcher. Ass
-S5 Mexlcau. III, III y3O 8 Nevada. 145E,
llN l41a, ,l4H, l4ss,
ga a &C,6sI 6jz 14s, II
25J b & +, az I3j Utan. 81. 9}s
loo Gala, l.35 Alb Bullion. 9Oc m
san Savage, l. 20,4A 100 Confidence, $50
33j ConVa,2.4O 100 Overman, LEO
3lO Chollar.3 30 Justice, Los
50 PotOsi, $50 go Union, ll2G, ll1a
22O II & N, 4.s5, 400 1l4
4sJ Point,2 2.71 $50 Alta, $40, 40
}5Jacker, 4 10, AIS, SO Andes, 2.t5, 9 10
4.2O,425 315 Scorpion, 05,
235 Kenluck, $50 2.lu
30 Alpha, Sis
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17

Judge Mandy, If Lagrange,
Ky, has just sold 10 u Louisville
undertaken u coffin which he
bought during the war in order to
be prepared for a sudden taking
off by the guerrilas. Th, Judge
has outgrown his coffin and na4 %
fear of violent death.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
County Warrants, etc.

buy Witness Fees, Jury Fees. City
and County Warrants, Judgments, and
q, WHITE,
Attorney At Law.
s~Room 70 Temple Block. nso-ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
San Fran CISCO Markets.


SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.-Wheat
Quiet; No. 2, S1.35@1. 40; No. 2,
81. .3O@1.324. Barley-Feed sells
well, other kinds dull; feed, $50
9Oc.; brewing, 81 O5@l u! for lignt
aud 81 l5@l.20 for bright, heavy;
standard chevslier, ST. 15@1.2O;
coast do, 9Oc. oslo. OAts-Good
and choice, Sl.5O@1.60; common.
81 409l474; surprise, 81 65. Corn
Large yellow. ST. O5@l.07; small
round yellow, ST 10; white, $l.15.
Hay-Weak. $6.OO@ll50. Wool
Choice northern, 259274o.; defect
i've do,, 2l@24c.; Calaveras and
foothills, 23@25c,; choice southern
and San Joaquin, $4,000; fail
do, 17@1Sc. Potatoes-Petalumas as
and Tomales, 65@75c.; Early Rose,
65@7Oc.; Humboldt reds, 81. 10; do,
peachblows, 90c.@S1; do. kidneys,
S0@822c.; new, $l.50@2.
Mining New. from Pnoen,x.
PHGNIX, A, T., Mhy 16th.-
Rich placers have been discovered
a few miles east of Vulture City
paying from $40 to $50 per day
Numbers are rushing to the new
Ell Dorado. Vulture City is sixty
miles northwest of Phoenix In thu
direction of the Vulture mine ant
eighty stamp mill.
The Tipt0p mill, forty miles
north Of Phoenix, has turned ou
with ten stamp mill over 500, ,0Ot
in the last two months. The diff
ferent mines in Cave Creek, thirty
miles northeast of Pbonix, are al
being developed rapidly and show
f3g well.
In Phoenix laborers are scarce
One hundred men could find worh
through harvest and afterwards II
the mines and on the railroad pea
Prescott.
J. M. Powell's quartz mill, north
OF town, is working we'll but ha
only been running q few days.
A heavy hail storm passed owe
the city yesterday morning.
Francis Kuhne and wife, comm
over from Pipal City Satnrda!
night, in a private conveyance. werI
thrown out by the team becoming
frightened and running away
They have been unable to find the
team yet. They had to walk to I
farm house ten miles away.
Fatal QusrreI.
EUREKA, New, May 16th.-
George g. Blair, = member Of th
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
is oeciaI to the HERALD by the western
Union Telegraph Comp any.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.

IAN FRANCISCO STOCK. AND EX-
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
$50 ACRES OF IRRIGABLE LAND,
Most beautifully located, l1S miles from
the Plaza; fine view; magnificent soil for
VINES OR TREES.
il; southerly exposure;
two never-fallins springs of water on the
tract.
IRRIGABL
From city bitches or Los Angeles City
Water Co.'S mains, which are laid up to It,.
Price, $40 1000; one-half cash balance on
time. Apply to II. M. JOHNSTON,
my10-lm East Los Angeles,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17
NEW TODAY.
Wanted.

By competent woman. u situation to
do cham ber work or wait on table. APP
ply at room 5s, over Bush's jewelry store,
Main street. myl7-t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-17

EUREKA, New, May 16th.-
George G. Blair, = member Of the
National Republican., 1881-11-21
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Hgf3s are paying up their State taxes quite
rapidly.
The first ice of the season was made about scotts-
Vile ON the 10th instant.
Seven dollars per 81 900 were pnid for con fed :
crate bonds last week at Richmond.
The Euening TirgiNidH, of Petersburg, snys the
Indez- Appedt suspended publication OH Thursday.
1t is understood that there will be no public
ceremonies At the Inauguration OF Colonel Cam
eron.
Colonel Mcdonald, fish commissioner of Vir-
State.
Robert r. Lockhart, one of the oldest citizens OF
Warren County, died last week. aged seventy
eight years.
According to the estimates of the Richmond
Wig, the majority Of Colonel Cameron for Cover
nor Is thus far II ,269
Vernon J. Anson has been appointed postmaster
AZ Hicksiord, Va, and Miles A. Drummond at
Edgebrook, Boetourt County.
Some people favor an amendment to the consti-
tuition prohibiting any bachelor or wdower from
holding the Office of Governor
Major Asa Rogers, railroad commissioner, and
ms CLERK, Ihomas II Cross, esq., viii commence an
beginning ut Norfolk.
Mr. N. Tallcy, who has been cashier of the
Planters Bank of Danville ever since its establish.
ment, resigned that office few days ago on nc-
count ofimpaired health.
No danger Of confederate bonds running short
They can be engraved and printed for about a cent
apiece, and several men have gone into It for 4
living Bring on your market and the bonds will
be there.
No successor will be appointed to the late Judge
Beazey, OF Greene, but Judge Tnliaferro, o.
Orange, will hold court in Greene. and Judge He'll
ofCulpeper, in Madison, until judge is elected by
the Legislature.
Thomas d. Davis, the receiver of the Central
virginia Iron Company has accepted n proposi.
ton from the late general manager Thomas II
Dunlap, To rent the property of tile company fol
sio,OO0 per annun, possession to be given to-day
Friday afternoon John Jones, coorcd n convict
who has been at work at the capitol in Richmond
for some time, made his escape. lie put on a sui
of clothes belonging to plasterer who was EN-
ployed at the capitol building and quietly walked
away.
The Hebrew citizens of Richmond have ap
pointed Il committee to cooperate with n commit
tee In New York for the purpose of providing en-.
ployment for the Russian Jewish eXilcs that have
arrived and are expected to arrive in New York
during the winter.
The clerks in the office of the secretary of thu
Commonwealth are still hard at work tabulatint
the election returns, which are TO be passed upor
by the State board of cnnvasScrs Monday week
The board will have before Il the contested -elec
ton returns from Rockbridge County.
Announcement is made that the outstanding
notes issued by the old Bank of the City of Peters
burg during the war, and heretofore valueless wil
be redeemed ut 10 per cent. Of their incU value
The ability to redeem these circulating notes arise
nom the proceeds of the recent sale OF confederate
bonds,
National Republican., 1881-11-21
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Captain Archer, Of the Potomac Manufacturing
Company, has returned from the North.
The steam tug Pioneer passed up the river satur.
day from Philadelphia for Washington with a
dredging machine In tow.
The schooner s. NJ Bird, which arrived here
Saturday from Windsor N. S., with plaster for Mr.
william A. Smoot, win be loaded with a cargo of
cooperage for Cuba.
The steamer Ben Meinder which has been un.
dergoing repairs AT the ship yard for several days
past, was launched from the ways Saturday. The
steamer Harry Loder, run into Wednesday night
last by long boat and damaged, is undergoing
repairs.
Mr.. A. J. Ogden, late stamping and mailing clerk
In the post In this city, and all old and re-
speced ctizen died AT his residence on Prince be.
tween Henry and Fayette streets, Saturday nfter-
noon, after an Illness of only few DAYS. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at three
o'clock.
Lafayette Lodge of Mechanics, No. II, has been
organized here with the following officers: Worthy
master, George II. Hinkin junior master, Thomas
Kelley; chaplain, Charles Griffin; recording secre-
tary, James Chauncey; financial secretary, Will
sam Mansfield treasurer, George W. Hall conduc-
ior, B. Cornell.
The Odd Fellows fair is largely attended nightly
All articles remaining unsold will be auctioned
Tomorrow night, and the fair will close with q
complimentary hop. on Wednesday night The
following is the result OF the voting for the several
night: For camel. T. Deckham, "a; Henry
Strauss, ID; Y. II. Marbury, 4; NJ. j. Waterman, s.
and Captain J. V. Davis, !. For bracelets-Miss
Gertrude stansbnry. "a; Miss Carrie Atwell, l6
blank, b. For set of jewelry-Miss Eiie Crimp D
~, and Miss s. NJ Grahnm,6.
National Republican., 1881-11-21

The course of kidney disease may thus be traced.
First, inactivity, then Inflammation, then degcu-
Grafton, finally destruction of the organs. gentle
stimulus such as afforded by IIoslettcr's stomach
Bitters Ia oitentlmes the unqucs;ioncd means Of
preventing one of those numerous mnladics to
which the kidneys and bladder are subject. and
which are so prone to terminate suddenly aud in.
tally Nephitls, Brights disease, diabetes catarrh,
and stone of the bladder are ull maladics which.
even in their inception, are well calculated to
arouse the gravest npprehcnsions, but which may
be checked at the outset with this benign preven-
tive, wh!Ch is also a fine restorative Of general
vigor, an ant-mnlarial specific, and remedy for
dyspepsia, liver complaint, cOnstipnton rhcuma-
tism, and nervousness. IL is thoroughly reliable
and SAFE and tine tonic for tho enfceblCd nnd
desponding at all times. MWF
National Republican., 1881-11-21
IDTT-D

Of heart disease, Mr.. JOINS ALEXANDER, In the J1th
year of Ills age.
Funeral viii take place from his residence No. III
Fourteenth street northwest, Tuesday, at u. m.
Friends OF the family are respectfully Invited TO ut
tend. Sc
nROWN.-On November 49, 1881, at 1910 o'clock. Of
dlphhcria, GERTRupE ELY, only daughter Of Perry
aud Virginia o. Brown, aged years ana months
Funeral, from II X street northeast, to-day Mon
day, November y, 1851, at 300 y. m. Friends aud
relatives nre invited.
"Suiier little children and forbid them not TO come
unto me; for of such Is the kingdom of heaven.
PALMER.-on November 90. 1881, ut oils y. M,
ADA ConSELIA, the believed wife of J. William Pal
mer, In the 33d year Of her age.
NOtiCc Of nneral hereafter.
SHUBRlCK.-On Friday, November 49, HARRIET
ConDELIA MErIEnEp, widow OF the late Rear.
Admiral W. Il. shnbrick IN the nincty.thrd year of
her age
The funeral will be from her late residence on Mon
day, November 81 NJ Two o'clock. Friends of tie
family are invited TO attend. ~
National Republican., 1881-11-21
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT CounT-JusTICE MAcARTHuR.--Gan 4
70. vs.. Chrmodyi motion for Judgment granted.
Emory vs. Lewis, administrators motion fOrjudgment
Dverruled Tenny n son VS.. Brewer; motion for
hchoneld demurrer oyerruled. Curtis vs. Fowler;
demurrer oyeIruled. Hamilton VS.. Kirk; dem urrer
murrer oyerruled. Chllds vs.. First Methodist
thurchi utnufrer oNeIrultu, fCrtner vs.. Leonard
Judgment oyeTuled. MeDermott vs.. GaTland motion
Tor trial OYerruled Jueneman nss May; demurrer
ton w. Shea u all reheaTing motion to produce
pnpersi granted. Snyder VS.. Douglass demurrer
dismissed for irregularty Fletcher vs, Shipnan
demurrer sustained. Ephraim vs.. lannarone mo.
lion for luigmeut OVeffuled; bond for costs, SJO
leave TO amend declaration Citizens National Bapk
VS. Young ct ali motion 70 set aside Judgment ovtf'
rtl"l lAnahan vs.. bradley ct al; motion for Judg.
ment oveTfnied, Assignments fer to-day Nos. 20,
s1l ~ s 30 ~ 2j 5. 2T6, 277 2O, 80, 2S 2i5. $50
National Republican., 1881-11-21
women nj the Bnr.

Chief Justice Gray, ofthe Massachusetts
Supreme Court, has refused 10 admit young women
to the bar.-Adrertiscr.
The widespread intempennce in the State
seems to have justified his ruling, and hcnccforth
the young Boston woman will have to stick to her
private Jug or carry a green glass tickicr.-NeW
Orleans Times.
The Times indulges in far fetched joke. The
truth is Judge Grny Is bachelor and n pushing,
driving woman amt no count" with sicb, aud
besides the applicant was not to the manor born
National Republican., 1881-11-21
QSafches anO Semelrp.

VISITORS, independently of
any intention to purchase, are in
vited TO the establishment of
MIR. THEODORE B. STARR,
No. 2O0 Fifth avenue, Madison
Square, between goth and 26th
streets, New York. The sales
rooms occupy three floors. The
first exhibits every variety of
Solid Silverwarc orunique designs,
Foreign and American Watches,
&c. The second comprises one of
the most extensive and complete
stocks in this country of Diamond
Jewelry, of original designs, finest
Solitaire, and critically matched
Diamonds, rare Pearls, Rubies,
Emcralds, Sapphires, Catseycs,
and other precious stones, Gold
.Jewelry, in novel designs, at close
prices. In the third is displayed u
choice collection of Patent Key
less-WiDding French Clocks (con-
tfollcd by this house,, artistic
Bronzes, Mantel Sets, Candel-
abras, &C., and decorative POr-
celainc of the Royal Worcester,
MintOn, and other favorite wares,
i'm Vases, Plaques, Jardinicrcs,
&c. noSsm
National Republican., 1881-11-21
REAL ESTATE.
rhe Omcial Transfers ns Recorded satur
hny-

Mr.. J. +. omstead presents the following transac
Hons In real estate In the District Saturday, as re
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
on X street north near corner of Twenty fourth
street west lot u and east part OF lot 20 @ feet by
depth) square q, and on Twenty fourth street wes
near corner OF street north lot q and north part OF
lot ~ "a feet 10 Inches by deph) square D. Elizabeth
ID. Lowry 10 Mary II. Cooley, 5000.
On Twentyhrst west, corner OF q street north souI
half foflOt ~ by IS feeU square 0s Mary I Graham
TO NJ. Nenda Chapman, ", loo.
ON Nineieenlh street west near corner OF II street
north, sublut p (g2 By 100 ierD square 1874 Frank
Hume 10 Mary i. l.. Sands $40 - ~
I'm street north, between Fourteenth and Eic
teenth street west lot 10 (6S feet inches bv enih
square 2l2, John Given ct al, executors, 10 Thomas
IL Ferguson, $4,000
on W street north, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets west, subOs il2 ll3 and ia ri bv N
feeD square 2Ji, Peter Shiras 10 N. W. fitzgerald
el,5O1
On Thirteenth and half street west between n
street south and Maryland avenue part OF iut d ii.
feet inches by 80 feet 10 nches) square a6s Nose,
Solomon TO John j. Powell S70l61
On street north, between Sixth and IA rect,
west snbot 90 feet inches by no feeI) square All
On NJ street north, between Fourth and Fint
streets west part Of lot 81 4 feet by los feet s nches)
square 5l9, William E. Gowan 10 William W. Met
calf 81 200.
COUNTY.
Robert Adams TO Russell Il Brown, one acre Of {
resurYey OF tract known Peters Mil Seat 81 S0J