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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-01

jan CO.. 1851 Feb 7l!a7l.; Esy T.4.7Js. Oats
stesdy; Southern 6Ga55; Wesssin white 5Oi63 !;
do mlxed 4Ss40; fenra t0l52 Rye dull =! leo
sl05. Bay unchanged. Cofeo dull Rio csE-
goes ordinary 10 fsir s!slt3. SuGsc Erm; 4 sof!
ct Whissey t1m At 81 ia
REV YoEE, Dec l-StocEs !.i,y steady.
Money &c Cotton quiet aad STEADY; u2ls3ts
l! Is; Orleans liz Flour qaat and s!asdy.
Wheat moderately active and :: hs!ter. Germ
Guet aud sboU! Il better.
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6he III arketH.

gALrsnons. Dec. l.-Vireini. ia old -; do
da!trrad II; 40 consolidated .6s; do II So.
ries a; pAbl dus coup =; new 10 4Os ASH bid
Lo.dsy. Cotton frm middlngs III Flour
unchanged but easy. Nneet-Southern scarce
and irm; Western higher and clcninp tssy :
Southern red l3Oal3'i DO amber l49ala5: No !
WestsrR winter rid spot aid Dec l3tsil3t3
Jan l3s5sl$9l; Feb l42sal4}; Mar l45l aeket.
Cnrn-sou.hsrn steady Western steady and
ra!hsr dull; btushern white 65I66; Go yellow
61: 49, Western mixed spot and Les 6el,67 ;
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pnbIic DcLt Statement

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Dec. 1.-The debt
statement Issued tt lay shows The dtoteass oil
tho nubic debt during tie month OF November
to bs $7.249. l26 Is; cash 10 the Treasury
S2i5 042 S66 80; gold certificates s.. POI, 920;
silver certificates sec. 663. $50; refupoipg certi
6cates S579 $50; legal tenders outstanding
$346 69l,0l6; fractional enrrcncY outstanding
S7,09G, l2S 90. Decrease OF deb: ii C, Juae
80, 1881 So 373 All, 80,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-01

MRS STANFORD 8 DIAMONDS. "A Paris
a2rt;s2ouaea! says: Il Eare reosntty t6on
shown oce Of lbs m ost magnificent sets ct ,W-
OILS tVtr gotten up ia PAiis fer al Amtri,sn
LADY. II VAS manufactured to oider for tho
w!f6 Of * Governor Stanford, Of CalfJrris,
aGd consists Of 2 ntcklice of large oolored dis
nonts lnternix.d with smsll Rbite diamonds,
tptlas, Supplies erd enersds. all Of tho pu.cst
water. A nsnd tf large yellow ciamonds ct
CIRCLES The throat each set in smaller ghiss
stones. Blow this bind is plaesd fjrialed
daslso 10 smsll Whitn diamonds and coIored
stones. extending 10 deep points. BstWoan cacS
OF these points ia suspended az immense yellow
diamond sat 10 white diamonds aud attached 10
ito upper Part Of the necklace by ruby, en-
ersld Or sapphire. There are Fl 7e of these DEE
danis. the cco!Ial ono bei'g Tho largest. aud
hs9icg onca figured 10 tho collection of tho
Duke Of BrunsSiek. This mIgrifceu. ornt-
ment - accompanied By comb, brooch and
PAIR OF earring to match. and the necklace it,
self thkss 10 plcees AID can be converted into
pics. hslr orDsmcpts. w., Vail, tho upper row
OF dlamocds cau be worn as a necklace without
"a. pendants and tho pointed horiated band.
!he cost 81 the set hes been estimated at
$oO QUO Besides this truly royal parurc, Mira.
Stamford has recently bec,ma The possessor of
three brown diamonds, ono set ss ring and
tho other tso ss estrrgs. which are said to bs
ps!lec ~ u5qua ia the world Of jewels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-01

hr. K.um, Commissioner Of Internal ko9eu-
ue. was no! willing TO 500 Mr.. James anl ull tue
other model civil sslvics rofornrrs deVol:Dg
columns il advocacy Of that msasufa without
showing thai he, too. was in favor Of tho deaircd
reformation. SO no slso hss awaited himself Of
the or portuniIy afforded by bia annual rspoit 10
say that 'tho only causes Tor removal should 10
dishonesty. incapscity, Leglect OF duty. insubcr-
dinstioa. intem persncs immortality ard inab.li-
t." And yet during tho recent campaign in
Virginia dr. Rsum permitted officers 10 DO le-
moved from the Internal revenue seryica for 20
other Cause than the fact that they rsu,ed 10 1s-
pudiALe republican printipleS and desert tho re.
publican party at the bidding Of Tobu iiator
VINO proclaimed himss!f iamoofst Blu! ii
must be remtm5ered thit Mr.. KAum says no
public man can stt)rd 10 be consistent There
are no such words as political consistency in Mr..
Raum's vocabulary.
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Affairs In Ireland.

LONDON. Dec. lat The regular Wei ky
meeting of tho Ladies Lsnd League ia DabI,n,
it was sGaou; I'd that sitco tie LAST meeting
sytY.s pounds had teen received for The gen
cral fund snd 1l9 pounds for tha prisoners
msiatenancs fund.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

MINIATURE ALMANAC DEU |, 1881,
Sna r;sss........,. is SIX: srts............ il
AHkfvrp
Ethf A Goi c., Hao:gtlown. Il } 4 Acaiw
s Co.
SAILED.
Str hat!sno. lower Pot'c. by Hfot.ors s. 90,
Str u Arrowanlith. lower Potomac, ;,y ro-
lomac Forty Company.
PASSED DOWN.
SER DANES : GalAsId. from acotsstu~h,
GsNoaASDA
S!hE Mab Stables, (ror Eich,dcuG, suI
Il aur.buit and Isaac Campbell, f,orn
GeoTEet0Rn. st Boston 3U.h
Scbr uslen Montssuo. i!oa. lhis pait st B5s.
ton 20lh.
Sch. JoaepLiae. rioia U2orgesovu. q. rto7.
dence E9.h.
Schrs Thomas, Elln, Aesy anI Jana!a
hosaline ftom Gaore stoWu st. fall River 1Ssa.
Schrs Joseph i Baker ard Bessie i Beach,
from Georgetown, o! Providence ;:Nh.
.Sehr Oryi!la Hcrwiz. :1om Ueorsatowr, II
Row Haven 10Th.
Scbr Charles + Sslpsol, from this por,, q,
Providence Ssh.
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Gan1ral Mahooc. 10 order to win this ocgfo
tie, bS which alone he gaiotd bis r; can't Sue
cas-. SAID he desired hs celebration Of sIl rsoe
distdoIors." Colonel Cameron, whon tie
Ge6eIa! made Gov rnar, 10 sp,nkiog CT the It
cot election to 6 correspondent for GeDc1al
MabGL:'s PDilad,lrhia or1ap, tho Press, asd
the people CT Fi:gioia hsvo oserIy indicated
thor desire that the Statute books Of tie Stete
shall be freed Of al rae, legislation |! shat
the Co!ono says D, Lrus ulS ID Schools and nie
c>Icnation mas. heresftev b5 the rule 10 Vir-
gina. CJlicor Brady. !he cla.mau ii tho
NJ ,hono tS:ouiao cjmmittof, is reported 10
havs 1aii that # the vote By which ths read
jus:erJ carried tto State tAo republicans .uE-
Piled all bu! ab7u. twenty thousand. NV %
a!m>st entirely Of oegtoes. the uues!i)o ii ct
naturally s,lsts ia. whether it il either mlraily
or politically ,iSht for ts5uiy .housuta white
oth,. seekers and oommuois J. ~ iho cid Of
oinsty lhcu5sui sGorant republicans aud not
tax paying utHrjts, TO: only 10 teko he uonlIol
Of tho Stale .fom 0us hurdred thousand int, H.
CANT, reputable AID ta2- payibg white vOto,s.
sod to disgiaoo the Sta!o and ruio haf ca dit as
Ia y have d,ne, blt a!so TO d,olrry hsr Iubiio
sohoolj, and, 10 fao.. to overthrow AID aholis b
her very oVil'z Aion? As negroe's vote ia ss
potential IS wbilo nsp's. this is question
that demands serious consideration.
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Steamer Aground.

FoRT MONROE. Va Doc. 1.-The steamer
Ez,slsier Of tho Washington and Norfolk ioe
Hsnt CO the Hampton blr last night 10 a dense
fog Hhere Obo now lays. The tug Sampson OF
Baltimore has gone TO her assistance.
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Incorrect.

LONDON. Deo 1.-The report of lie lois oil
The steam yacht Lucsrue. By collsion With the
Au traiian clipper Dundee nsar Gfsves:Ld is
declared to Ia unfouuded.
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burned 10 Death.

SCRANTON. Pa, Dec l.-Daripg fra early
this mornrg 40 old lady named Mrs MoOat
thy, srd Mrs. Racd, persisted in tie fumes
while in bed.
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Coming H8ca.

Toronto. ONT, Dec. 1.-HanIaa bss o,bed
Engiand tpas he will row Boyd IGr 81 900 q
side O the Tlus 10 March uext.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-01

The LEGISLATURE. The two houses ct lilo
GsGtral Assembly gill meet mex. Wedlt siay.
Tee Richmond State say: ''iho hight befdrs
the ASSEMBLING OF she Legislature tho read
iusterj vii held caucas 81 to Stale ofiocIs,
bui il is u1d rslood sh.t The senatorial question
will rot theu c,lna 49, Kddlobergsr's frionda
still olsi,n thst ko IS far ahead 10 tho race with
Join & Wise is E,aia competitor tor the
pl.c,. Delegate Board, prced. NJ OF the Salem
Bank. and Delegate Turner. cnn Of the richest
men 10 Norfolk, afo mentioned 10 cjn0ocion
with ohaieusnship OF tho Fioano3 Committee
MIR. P. II. MoGaali. es clerk tft tho iouso. wi /,
il is said, lot tsVo any graa. opposition Mr.
Fowler 81. lou la Speaker is rcaacd2d.
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Postal AFFAIRS --Vana:!,n rUsbes, 40
postmaster 81 Sand Bridge. fii.CG5 Anra CO +,
Va. il dead, AID Nj iss Sarah 4. Waodh1u:e btl
bsen appointed 10 FL the vacancy. Walker
Bona has resigni tho postu1asts!E hip st Bog =
kin'a Depot. Southampton county, Va, in favor
of Samuel l.. Beston. who has received Tho ap.
poirtnent. 9. y. Hs;t5r has bean appointed
postmaster e. Nath. NolEoa c1uGty. Va, vice
B. w, Nash, resigned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-01

GOOD Work IN READING Pal was az
lIoted With rheumatism aod swelling of tho
limbs ter period Of about IS mouths, ind tried
many remedies Without suGosse. st. Jacobs
vi was recommended to me, aud | purchased
bottle thereof of Mr. Lirg,l. my druggist, A
fo7 applications c1red me-
MRS, ANTHONY UTTERBEIN, =.
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"NEaAER. u Cop. TO 1uEs THO words
Of the bssn.:fut ana popular hymn. "Eeartr,
Ny God. t. lhee." Stra written By sn English
lady, Her uisiisn nano was SARAH Flower,
snd she Vas born in Cambridge Eaglsnd, IN
1915. Her father waa & literary man. and tha
dsu9h ler inn; ritai his tstes. In 1894 kho WAS
married 10 VIM. B:iIEss Adams. distinguish
thu leading naTapapSrs nLd ropiaSs Sha diad
in le4l. She i, described So Il perso1 OF strong
Sense and RreAt religious ahraes!nesa." Sid f.s
one who pIoiEced u deep impra;:,M On tkcso
who mat with bar"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-01

COURT OF APPEALS lESTERDAY. Davis
Vs. Morfiss executors and kls. Argued by
JOHN Howard, esq for appslsnt and Judge j..
q hereo'th snd Jahn Lyon. esq fer sppellees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-01

Among the hssyies. shippers OF coal from
CanbeIland last Eask Tss the American C1sl
Comply, who saGt los 749 tors 10 this city,
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We regret to learn that Mr.. q. W. Button,
editor OF Tho Lynchburg VirginiaU, is III! We
earnestly hope for his speedy recovery.
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If YOU want Good Suit for $40. Sl2. SIS
Oh SIS 20 &c tic sid reliable firm Of 3. WATER
MAN i SoN.
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If YOU want Ch;ap or FIaa O7arc,a!,
lJiserottc, CT R:vtrsih!c O7e5oIs! wo have tie
bsat a.so!tmeu. eld tia lowest prices 10 tie
lily. i. WATERMAN Il Son.
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~ EH BUCKWaEhT FLQuE sNn
~ ESrERN GREEN PEAS jrs. rfc,vsd
noVi6 w. A. JOHNSON (; "a
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1i.x.r,r.a Noyamhar ls$

AlaxaILr.a. Novnmh1 80. 1881.
= kUElVSn q Mn. Tijr,slt, Treasurer Of
Ah Il fiuri5us Unual LoIgo. RIO. Pol. hide
gen ur3s: Of itI.n. cu.trs. in tho presarcb
CT q. {. Whi.;!esry. Jusl:ca o; tao Ponce hy
Uaths:iao %ca.n:: on the p3iicy of her husbands
insurance. "a, a. Gett3n) member of III above
nssaed lodge, $780, and 10 Sarah J. Haston $50.
snd to Trlkus iSea!o5 $50 ind to Connie SsrtoII
uarlina.oa 5 10 20 her AMI hp- child Trsl
amount raia to tho family Q! q. l.. :}aAton. ds-
ceased. 81 eco.
k;hI:SHALh &iLtlAM% W. Nj.
ROBERT sMirH, V. Il.
L. inEOM6S i. a i1I,KN q. l.
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s TAnRE'S SnGAiHH PLUM PUDDING
n ju:i seceiVed and 70: ss!e by
hON0O J. Z MILkURN
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RuTTEE, Choice 10 lriuts. recsiyed TO tsu
~ by lnov22] j. e. MILBUKN
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Mk3, WILLS PURE HONE MADs
AVA hlNCE NEAT just received by
nov2B W. A. JOHNSON ECO
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NEW CROP PRIME NEW OHLEANs
~ MOLaSSE rs just received.
nop26 W. A. JOHNSON O. M
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a TMnRE'3 & Is L. \ i; TED HINOE
IA. EAT lur sale "a,
nOvi0 G. MILRJJRN,3
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fAph COD CKANbEkHlN3 recav15 o.
~ day By (Co7s2l J.U. AjI;aiJhr
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EUUCATssINAsi,
nhCOKATtVE ART GLASS

r n ELEGANT LIEN OF ALL WuOI
a SHIFTS AND DR6WEl;l, red ald
Thito. at l07 King street,
ccl7 AMOS B. I.hYMAEER.
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raFAE EEGESTEa& TOMATOES arc GU, =
- slderea tho i,a.t on the ,nstk,. Tor s,'s b ),
n0vGS I {: s,l,HIJrH
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SHTE HAYS IN STOCK PIPKP pklH-
W, Sleek ChampasEo idts; ve' y old Cca.
nae ltfandg. Fu:o Holland AiC, D old shtrry,
Jamaica Spirits sad Ftenrh's N. 4 BUN
octl2 ". A. JOHN !ON 4. Coz.
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+ NOV WHITE FOWDSR.-The most e1-
- - quhl:e End harmless powder set discovered
1: haautityi"S thu complexion. Foo sale at
noN.o J L. II. LIMITS
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DRAM BEAN BRAN leo tone O, cboic.
~ Southern Ind Western Wheat B,sn for
sale by OHAS. 8. TAYLOR. Jr.,
noViS Nos. 81 & % KING
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s-FHl u Ii GatE UID HaNHEtRlE3ra
n cs!Vc1 to'cay aIi tor sli by
no7ZS JIG EILEUPN.
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fUST RECRiVED lot of tho celebrated
- LIGHTNING ERADlCaTOS, for 1e-
moving grease and all Ltains from cl ching .rd
carpets, Ut [stp23l TONf,S
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
llurssbis Aectssens.
Murder No Crims.
FRESNO Republican. Jan. 1871

The trial of Geo. II. Vaughan,
for the murder of John M. Donahoo
on the 9th OF September last, In
Donahno's Office on Mariposa
street, Fresno, engaged the atten-
tion of the Superior Court the
greater part OF last week, and was
concluded at ak o'clock Friday
evening. The jury retired, and In
one hour and a half brought in u
verdict Of not guilty. SO ends an
other expensive judicial farce, dig.
nlfied by the title OF murder
trial. Another jury has, under
the taxing of human life IL no
crime, even though it be
wholly unnecessary, aud that
any quiet citizen can be In.
truded upon in his place OF bust.
ness, and be insulted by any ruff.
an that sees fit to do SO. and II he
shows any recruitment, may be
shot down like dog, without any
risk whatever to his assailant.
Verify we have reached q most
alarming condition Of affairs when
such things can be done with i'm
punity. The result OF the trial
just ended has aroused a feeling Of
Indignation In the minds of the
better class of our citizens that Is
liable to make murder trials un.
necessary in Fresno. The two
prominent characters In the late
terrible tragedy were well known
throughout this county. The vic.
tim was known AS one of our most
enterprisipg and respected citi-
zens. Iu all matters Of public in
terest John Donahoo was leader.
He WAS u quiet, peaceable citizen;
a kind and affectionate husband
and father; always attending
strictly to his own on siness, and
having D kind word for everybody.
The same cannot be said Of his as.
sailant, who came L, our town
about two years ago, and who
has been prominent fg-
ure In several iisgracefuf
brawls during that tlm., aud who,
when placed upon the " itnrss stand
to make u statement Of the case In
this triat. sail that thu pistol with
WuICu li6 OiI tUc hutottbS uc uhu
been carryiug f'r several mouths
for the beueii. Of the District At
torney, whom he had quarreled
with In regard to poiiiicsl affair,
but instead Of using it to destroy
the life OF Mr.. Grady, he used it in
the killing Of Mr.. Donahoo. The
great majority Of our law abidg cit.
izana cuuversAnt with the affair
look upon this matter as we do.
They feel that the killing OF John
M. Donahoo was wholly unneces.
sary, and that severe punishment
should have been meted out 10 his
slayer. That justice has been de.
feAted in this instance we verify
believe, and precedent been es-
tablished in cur county that has
given encouragement to our GRIM
inal element that has already crop
ped out, aud which is laden with
the gravest consequences.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
BEE RANCH FOR SALE,

SITUATED EIGHT MILES FROM
LOS ANGELES,
With two dwelling houses, barn, chick.
en-houses and honey house: plenty OF
good mountain water brought TO the
houses in pipes; a large stock or Italian
bees, In the most improved style Of
hives. together with all the appurte-
nances u necessary for the use and opera.
ton OF the bee business. kOr further
particulars inquire at 28 Main street, or
address r. 0. box 988, Los Angeles, Cal.
Jal2tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22

M g D I |i|||i ! i|i|;;';''
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
JANUARY DRAWING.

l0oO
Whole Tickets, 81. Half Tickets, 81.
N Tickets, $50. 81 Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg
Of IS and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all orders
to
II. NJ. BOARDMAN.
COurier.Journal al building, Louisville, KY,
or +. J. COMMERFORD, 2l3 Broadway,
New York. n5-dAw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
A Grand Reputation.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has reached reputation that
is not limited by the confines Of
section or country. There are no
Injurious substances nor false and
temporary stimulants in the pre-.
paration. 1t Is purely vegetable
and compounded under formula
that has passed severe tests and
won endorsements from some OF
the highest medical talent In the
country.--N Y. World.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
PUBLIC AUCTION.

CUSTOM HOUSE, WlLMlAaHoN. okx;,. n sl5
Deputy C0lleotol's 0N(e1, y,
January lths -
urdsy, T January @ s IA. IIaS Isl, .' oS 81 Sss5S
ern Pacific Railroad ComponyH Wh01 s
in Wilmington, the following do61i16<
properly, VS.: Is 81 IN 4
One box. one bag, 10 cotton shlfte b
cloth caps, 26 flannel shtgla, 0EI3
shirts, pairs woolen eQaks, r n11Qg
Guernsey Jackets. s pain eoSo96 6S611
pairs flannel drawers, : nann91 6f6I1 u
Dungaree Jackets, boar, Mo11 ~ 3
oars and coat J. d e Il, Ia:
The above property va seiuo4 ~ ~
18th day Of N0vemb bef, looos ~ ytGIG
Of Section S082, Revised etaeute1s a.
in the harbor Of Wilnington. oals 4
Seixure No. 81. ~
Terms Of sale: Cash in United U&G1Gm'
current funds. s,, ,5' i a 7.
Colloctor o. ou0101 " y
By p. II. DOWNING, Deputy Coa110 =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
THR Il7H DAY o. Yn1Mn
MoTlog.

Mr.. JACOB DARuCH has ~
been admitted ~ Z pAtt6og II ~
HgLLHAMs UAAQ ~ "A
Los Angeles, January l. III 4 d H
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22

during the past year. The list
shows that 81 roads, with q mileage
Of |. 1875 miles, representing an appa-
rent Investment of $186. .O00, 600
bonds and S97, 1000, 900 capital stock,
have been added during 1880 to the
long list Of companies sold under
foreclosure. In five years 288 roads,
with q mileage Of over 20, 900 miles,
or nearly % per cent. of the present
total mileage and nominal invest.
ment Of. 81, ,236. .0U0,0O0, became
bankrupt.
aa".ssbis Aecta~ns.
QUEBEC, Jan. 20.-James Coyle,
a farmer. while driving home at
Trampton, on the Gervia and Ken.
nebec railroad, yesterday, fell
asleep In the vehicle, and the
horse, taking the track, fell into .
culvert, where he rem aimed till the
train came along and killed both.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
sUMMoMo
In the JUSTICES oooae&
OF Wilmlngton Township, ~ -
County OF Los Angeles Gtato r
California. .'l
u. JAcoBY. Plainti9.
JAMES Q. 1oHsSsSfoNI. Dssspd.nt

The People OF the stats OF ca1isne5l ~ !
send greeting 70 James @. John- toe
You are hereby required 70 appeax s 1
an action brought s9ainst yo6 ~ 114S
above named plainti6 In the luI111
Court Of Wilmington ToWne1lp, - 4
OF Los Angeles, etate OF Cel11 Z
In the said Township, the ooGnD11l11 : {
therein, within f1Ve days (0Xn1SG1V0 r. Z
day OF servtCe) after the eorvtoo - ~
this summons-lf served Wit1G z
-or. II served ont Of sa1d toSvnn1l0s II
in said county, within Ten 0ovo, ~ {z
in twenty days II served ole9W6o44
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dred and eighty six and H-1o4 GoI11 s
(t216 $4,000 on account for G0o1nS(
and merchandise sold and lollV1 ~
plainti6 to defendant ~ WlEMl1n& <
OF Deosm beI. K K. 3. 5. 81 is5ss "a seSssSss = E. =
terest thereon nom oafd dnco. <*
For further particulars r4ooeoo19 Z
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And you arc hereby notaned tn4o1f1
fail 90 to appear and angW1e ~
plant ~ above requtreds on1e
Will take Judgment agalnet D4G
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q. n. HOLTuNs Aetorney - I 4
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Constable cf Wilmlugtoo 49,
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GREAT WESTERN
HORSE MARK EFT.

ANEW AUCTION CORRALi
LOS ANGELES STREET, next to
lsees & Wirsching.
nEHorses, Mules, Wagons, BuggieG,
Harness, etc.: also, Household kurni.
ture. Store Goods and other Merchan-
disc, sold at auction every Saturday
morning ct ten O'Clock.
WIN. UOLAN, Proprietor.
ALrRED.MOORE, Auctioneer. 5l2:lw
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
County Of Los AnGS7Se.

8TATE OF CALlHOHNlAe 1.I7771 E71.,9
County Of Los Angpioe. &. :. 4 q
On this eighth day Of Japuaeys u r
year one thousand eiqht huGl
son, I Notary Pablo, Il - ~
county Of Los Angeles, pof1omo511 & "
peared Herman Wolf Ao1lGn0n Y
Haas. Abraham Haas ard JaooN
whoee names are suboeSiG6H 6
executed the annoxed ina1EuMl1
knowisdgsd to ne that fkey 675 49, 5
the same. # Z q = q y 81
In witness whereof. ] have 49, -
set my hand and a1axod ny oG1616x
1 os Angeles, the day and yoaein }k ~ 6n1 IS
ttncate flrst above Writtens 81 ~.
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ossr1r1cA1z or co-Rlzz11

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constitute = co-partnoToh1p 15nH&
the wholesale grocery Ard no01l1E W
its principal pises Of businesr y y Z ~
city OF Los Angeles. etate of GU - 7
Its name u 8ollmans HnGn 4 Gx *tz1
The full names and roopo1tV6
Qf residence Of sll ies msIbom III (
HERMAN WOLF HErsL1fAIix1 y
ing at Los Angeles. 72 n. 5
JACOB HAAS. reading at -
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JACOB BARUcR. reading Il ~
Los Angeles. January "A, lsol. (, 81
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Coming South Going North

Both steamrhips call at Port Haxford
)and Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right 20
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
DTFassengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 800 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An.
geles time.