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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10
COURT REPORTS.
Superior ...SEPULVEDA, J.,
WEDNESDAY, March 8,

Superior Court. ....sEPULvEDA. J..
"WEDNESDAY, March 8.
VIM. Cardwell vs. Francisco
Sabichi ct al. - Leave granted
plaintiff to file amendments to
complaint.
Harding va. Brodrick-Case pass.
ed to be reset hereafter.
Lowe vs.. Hare-Same.
People VS.. G.. w. Curriger-In.
formation for larceny filed, warrant
ordered. Bail fixed at $500.
People VS.. Henry Hunt-Infor-
nation for grand larceny; same &C.
ton.
People vs. Richard Scott-De-
fault duly entered; proof heard and
decree foreclosing interest in State
school land ordered to enter as
prayed for.
People VS.. Geo. Briggs-Saspe.
People VS. Jeromino Lopez
Same.
People VS. West Evans-Same.
People vs. L p Goodwin-Same.
People VS. Eugene NJ Casey
Same.
People VS. VIM. Otis Reyno
Same.
People VS. Mayer Misch-Same.
People VS. John Smith-Same.
People VS. Jno. w. Wolenberg-
Same.
People vs. Thos. Haloy-Same.
People VS. John A. Tutt-Same.
People vs. Rafael Carbijal-Same.
People VS. VIM. Murray-Same.
People vs. J Koeminsky-Same.
People VS. J.. H. Athoarn-Same
People vs. Englander-Same.
People VS. Frank Spiller-Same.
People va G Fogel-Same.
People vs d. Supple--Same.
People vs. u. Jacob Chase-Same.
People VS. J. A. Cederberg-
Same.
People Va A. A. Rawson-Same.
People VS. N. w. Spaulding-
Same.
People vs. W. H. H. Soery-
Same.
SET FOR TO pAY. .
Impaneling Of Grand Jury.
Gethiu vs Walker.
People vs H. Holden.
People v. John Ryan.
People VS. Pat Dwyer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10
Wanted-Weth0rS.

From four to five thousand wethers,
with or without wool, at q moderate
price, from three to four years old. Ad.
Los Angeles. Cal. MIRA lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10

Clothes cleaned or dyed, then
mended and pressed and warranted
to look like new, at No. s Aliso
nty0et.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10
WANTS-.LOST-FOUND.
Situation Wanted. .

By ian and wife; the woman is 4
good cook and the man can mako him
self generallyuseful about q place, En-.
quire at the White House. mrS.iW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10

Try the great Southern Liver
Regulator, for sale by Heinzeman
& Ellis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10

The colorist does dyeing and
securing at No. s Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10

Preuss Il Pironi are the agents
for the Holman and Lion liver pad,
the Aver kidney pad for lame
hack and female complaints and
Wrighrs lung pad for consump-
tiOO.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10

Use Scotts Emulsion. Heinze.
man & Ellie.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10
ERESCO PAINTING,
P.PAvESICH,
Artistic Fresco Painter,

Has arrived in Los Angeles and can be
found by those requiring his services
Main ST. Temple BlcGi'
Since his arrival in this citv Mr.. Fave-
sich has frescOed fOuv rooms in the resi-.
denoe Of Mr.. Kaspare Cohen, Spring
street. Mr.. Cohen takes pleasure in rec.
ON mending him as thoroughly COM
petent artist.
a~ORDERS SOLICITED.-6a
fe27-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10

Hughes's Russian Baths. Lo.
Gated No. Is Main street, opposite
the Pico House. Gentlemen and
ladies attended to by PERSONS of
their own sex.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10
PATRONS OF THE
Q. r. Daily Examiner

will be supplied with their paper q iast ~
ths nAmes Of the old subscfibegs oan b.
eseertained by H. neyly-eppointsd Agent.
,. 4. LING, ioe9 Nos el4emple B|ook.
's''' s;nd - 's ssa;s 3 9 ~: ~ : !. - m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10
FOR SALE.

A beautiful BEE RANCH by the sea,
five miles north of santa Monica; l20
colonies Italian bees in prime order;
honey house, tanks and extractors;
dwelling house and furniture suitable
for small family. The best bee-feld in
the world and the finest climate in
America. Address, by post, JOHN COX.
santa Monica, Cal. iStf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10
FOR SALE-FoR RENT,
FOR RENT.

For six months-A pleasant furnished
house near San Gabriel Mission, with or
without ten acres Of land, partly in fruit
trees and vineyard. Enquire Of 4. w.
TALLANT, San Gabriel Mission, or of
GEO: @. GIBBS, ESQ.,, Allen building,
Los Angeles. fc2C.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10
anted.

A FURNISHED HOUSE, containing
not less than six or seven rooms; sub
urbs preferred. Address, P. o. box 900,
Los Angeles. mr6-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10

Five hundred dollars worth of
secondhand clothing wanted at
No. 8 AiisO street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10
Situation Wanted.

BY competent woman, to do general
nousew0rk or nurse. Enquire at the
american Exchange, corner OF spring
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10
! II|I j II
's1ss IA : ssss Z r. ,sE3:ss,!sa e.

Maximum Thermometer, CLIO
Minimum " 400
Rainfall since last report. go in.
, 1881-02-17

grains Titt% coin would hare tho value OF
t,t,e,lt 30 In our present g0s.t cnn.
1n NIL parts Of EnrupD there Il M acttyo
n.lyncncy for central RECOMMENDATION of
silver npnn so,np permanent basis. Tllo
Secretary of Siate IL iii rccnilt nf in,icf cor-
fespontlenco III this subject. III fact, tho
coming Conference Is called by Enrnp'ai I'll
tcrcsts. t,ur Washington correspondent
states. In reference to this Rnbtrct:
\ writer for tho T.nnun TtiHts aitti tftsfnfn--
sttr iftrfe.r, Mr. lius lshcrtsnn, pronounced
mlyocato md a''tt1nry q, hlt!,ctals;t. INV y.
ths city rtsslying dur nratrs, ttAt:s that many
English tlnnnfcrs nrE coming snwly fH the coti-
y!utton Tint tho f,Ir standard, with mi! eHnn-
lty 0f cnlIs,He. mist llnnlly be rcsortcd to ~
tho british GnHnrnMrnt.. Mr.. Robertson tIu-
glarcs Tint II wnut lc wisdom IN tue part ct tho
United States to fnly nturt Tho policy ut frcc
colnI,gc. md to rcfuso In ovcry way 10 limit tho
lisn of allycr.
Thu discussions of tho Inst few years, at-
tcntlel Ms they hayc bren bv the drain ot go1sl
10 this country, tho growing scarcity Of iss
production, anl tho confessed breakdown Of
Germany In lis ntlcmpt to establish MI OK.
clustycly gold currency, have prepared the
way fnr restoration Of silver IL tic money
Of tic world.
, 1881-02-17

In the death Of lilo bronco. which oe-
cnrrcsl few weeks ago. I,rnzi1 loses tho most
emfnent philarthruptst TINT TIC So,ttn Amcrl-
can countries l,ayu yet produced. lie be-
cnnn Interested ns carly rs 1850 lit tho efforts
to bring nbont thu emancipation, of a1ayes In
the Empire, aiul his whole energies vera sool,
enlisted In That undertaking. WElifu FIR
many rcnsoi,s lie favored MI net for 1nlslctti-
atc emancipation. l,o was compelled 10 yield
tn popular prejudlces, ai,d was himself tho
nut!lur Of tho plan ut gra.lltn1 emancipation
which Is now III force. Tho law provided
TINT every child born in brazil after Sept, - -,
1S1l, should by free. Slaves were authorized
to purchase their liberty Mnttcr certain coll
tliliuns Mt n moderate Gust, aild popular
saylnys-banks wurc established tn all tlletl,,
while free schools were opened to prepare
tlsem for freedom. lilo Uronco WIS cspc-
ctally prominent. III urging tint the
Government Should llestOw OIL these
institutions and others lika them the
Interest which II lall formerly exhibited
III public lotteries, which hnyv done much
tn tlemoralize the people Ut tho Empire.
still later he was Instrumental III founding
t!lu first nnt-slayery society In brazil, wiicl,
was organized Sept. - Of lust ycar. With
this century slavery Will expire III Brazil,
mud larger sl,arc Of tho honor for It's Aboll-
+! tlon will bclol,g 10 lilo Bronco than to my
other single man. lie enjoys besides tho
reputation dur 4 great orator niul learned
mnl,. having the widest md l0st nctlye sym.
| pathies. and the most elevated public spirit.
Ills t!enth IL dcpiorcd mt only in his OWL,
country but In Europe, which llo Ind visited
IN tin cause Of human liberty, 1t Is Indeed
Il noteworthy fact TINT lie received hts first
inspiration from the petitions of n c0n'inittcca al
French citlzens,-f;alzot among thenumber,
--atd before he begun his work rs iii ena1l'
c'pator IN brazil l,e Ind succeeded Ms
Finance Minister III abolFshing slavery Il,
Paraguay, wllic!, wns temporarily occupied
| ny brazilian tr0ors.
, 1881-02-17

=, :. :. -
Ilnnlnn las won ngan. 1t IS 6ccomlhE
moro ovl.'ont every tny thAt Canada should bo
annexed to this country.
Fred Douglass snys ho docs not caro- to
servo another torpl us Mnrshul of the District
of Columbia. Fred has ovidcntly heard from
Ohio,
Mr.. cor onnroocl,rt, t1ancero1stv nonr tn
4. ..scc,,onnl,sm: !: whcn bo twlttot, Mir. Nrnuar
viii, hia Hocous5n,, r,c,ra- lin VIVA hcnylnr n
i,anutIlcnn hrfck
~ -, Nj,
LIS lo'to"AiH oo!tua1S pue'5 a4u,a .i1t
, 1881-02-17

ver. II EnglalnL takes part IN tho Confer
c.lcc she will ofSEoursc support tho A!ntri-
can ratlo Of 10 to III preference to tic Latin
Union ratio Of 1ai5 to I. Whenever tho
Latin Union, tho t1rr,unn Empire, ainl tho
American Republic ngrce OIL ratio betwcc,,
got a.,tt silver, mil then decree free nlt ut,-
, limited coL,aEe 0f tntt, metals, tic bullion
yaluc OF silver will INSTANTLY rise to tlat Of
gnld. If England Joins thls International
1trcr Coinage Conference. The wltolu problem
will be solved will, perfect easr, ntnl tn tho
satisfaction nrlu mutual benefit OF NIL tho na-
tons Of tho world.
, 1881-02-17


THE Boston advertiser (g0luitc) Is Op-
posed to the proposed international bimcta-
lie conference which Germany IL about Gull
Ing TO settle the relative ,uoucy.yalug Ut gold
n1,d silver. Among other auibbIng otjec-
tious, VIC lind the following;
Whom tho Conference Is hold It vii, olthor
Somo to nothing or 7 Wy! n,iupt tho gnn whish tn
txo fcatufcs Of frcu caituxo aid IL r,ltlU If III;
to ]. should our Government ndopt sl!ct, !!
IT, fr tio III" ianpi,, IN md nroi,t ~ lykrrn nMfl
enecu'ators. TlloS eln ho taku. INT OF tho
" Tas ~ tU , tus.es .oa',.. mn , tE.
1on) yalue of tho sslvur ,lo!iur IL nht II. crnis.
1ol.af oti me tEGnSh iMa 10 pasis ,i wo9M ue
moro huilion. Thu prolit would, however. Ets
moro th@n Y ecm!s , N snch ;olar. for thisty.
th!rty-two q tho ,.ow, 81, that ti.cre Would 10
ruther moro than , prr een. prnt,t, We shgxest
rurles wct' nr., % 70 c,,rer,y a,,I xrnl"Isy' In
, 1881-02-17

two.lty or thirty mtn,ifos travel to IND n!ch
building lots otrereA for snse for $50 III *Nff.
Any Communist cnn p.,rchnac lot In tho sub
ttt!,A af tho cIty In n healthy nolghtuEho'hl Tor
lcss money thnn he now *,l,tnnders OIL iliunr and
tolulreu every three tnunth+. 1f hb will stnp
awillIhg Intoxicating drinks nnl snluktng c'gnrs
t,p eAt. snve cno,,gh int,ucy III little tiMn to
lHly a lot aud build n cottage for HIS fEn'ly.
nftor which hn will hnvc no fnrtl1cF disposition
10 ruiz aftcr Ehte.muiley Communicate slrr,n1''ys
WIN make tl.oIr xroK and Erutt by hrfoollmE tho
like ot him with tbolr dishonest anil chaotic
tt0naCnSc.
, 1881-02-17

THENew York TTlncs, wI.icl, l,as not been
friendly to Western rcal-cstutc security for
Eastern loans, is now constrained TO change its
opinion. In Its issue Of Feb. IL 1t eays:
Tho significant fnct tint single largo cnrpo.
ratlon hns Of Init dlsposG OF .somn $Soo.uU
worth or It's rcal estate IN Chleago. tnkcn Under
forcel0silrG ut net Erotst OF s5S00a, or more
than H. per cont. Rccortls with our estl.nute
1!,nt!p ub6ut ycur since ot tho intrnsln value
Of such property IN tho West hrld US sccs,rity
for luans. Apprasals Anh statements Of values
were nll tho quickly s,.,,.tc by experts 1T tho
troublesome times Of 1B78.'v Tue life coinpn-
MICS In tho l:lst TINT bud tte incMns and tho
ncrvo 10 mold property 81 l1fnlerrnted aro NOW
realizing or nhlc to rca1ze tho SUCCESS which
tMtc hero ami elsewhere fclt for tiinc tho lie
preston. tho chro,ltcliilE q which IN referenco
tu all business utynira OF lS1S'n IN histDrte Dut
al that u Of tho p9st Money es'Inot now 1 b.,
tic mortgages On real estate hnyc productive
value. while tho holders thereof hnse reason to
be satisfied TINT pr0blhlc inereaAe Will entirety
compensate fur occasional loss: u Ia iM order
nOW for tho great companies tu decline oiterA nf
purchase fur property unesa ut II 1hnrkea ad-
vancc from quotations of hut ycnr nyo.
, 1881-02-17
RIVER AND uARBon GRABBING.

Tile atl'lnnl log-rolsfng grab KNOWN Us tl'o
Niyer a1d liArbor Dill IL CONSUMING h'orc
time this year THAI usual. I!lls arisest per-
haps, nut 80 'nlcN from TIC 1act TINT
Is DtEsef gran llis1h usual, Ut
tint there nra more abuses III IL
tliAn usunf,-for all grabbing IS progressive
Ill extctlt a'd Importance n'lacf hlldef TOT
erattol'.-as 1t stoes froht THO met tint pubic
sentiment 'as llad slsih!l o,tt aggressive
representation hh tins ilo0r Of inc
House, which refused to be sl1cncctl.
TlIe gFabbcrs have been compelled
to make specific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI
tho vnrlous Jobs ii'clltcd III the blll BY pass
tnE thcni In detail instead OF rush Ing thenl
through III lump. They ~ere strong
enough IN numbers OF course TO carry MI
tho Items rs tscy aro reacl'ct!, AMI
to vote down I'LL amendments TINT
aro obstructive or restrictive I'll their
nature, fur thcy barely lacked two-ttllrtts
| vote to pass tho measure without cxasllnn-
| ton under suspension OF tile rules, and
their success III Committee of tho Wtlo!o
only required 'najorlty. Mr. Cox, Of
! New York, llns proved to ho thorn
In tho s!to OF tho grabbcrs. lie
Inns fought them Mt every point, aud exposed
| @'4o "e'+N''-'' "''N ''S'o"'"~'s - '"' 'S"' 'F
preparations. lle has used tho weapons OF
| rlllcuc, II not with elect against superior
numbers, at least to the discontinue Of
the grnbbers, who timely full back
upon their constituents MS support
Ing them III tho SECTIONAL Jobs
they llrgc 4fr. Cox Inns bccn assisted in this
| work mainly by Mr.. Uplr5rafI, of Iowa, III
general, and BY Mr.. Marsli III tic cnse of thu
Mississippi River Improvement Tho tactics
Of tlleso gentlemen 1aye been tn read
from tho reports Of tic t:ovcr1'-
nicnt engineers showing in most cases
that tic appropriation for ono year Is but tlio
beginning of Il sinall part Of tho sum uttl-
n,nteiy necessary to tic proposed improve
, 1881-02-17
l'f1S'l'4AtiEs

Lr!tttd al he Ios-0ftet ut Chicago, Ill., a' Stond-
f1ass Mailer.
the bcnent rf nnr patrons whn desiro 10 fenn
sjns1n comics nj rlt ls!nGSE thruttsh tho Hlat No
tiyc herowltl, tho transient rato Ut postage:
j}an,tsttc PR Cnpv.
fIpht and Twelve ra9c rnrns..............3 ccnts.
Ei1teen IaGc ........s...''.'tb cohe'
IoFtfyn.
Eight and Twelve Pnnu t'upcE. conss
E1tecn IhGo lancF. cehIs
, 1881-02-17
THE REFUNDIN0 BILL.

Nnfuuillntr hill IN the limited Stntes Senate
Yesterday. exceut upon tic theory that It cer-
tain amount Of talking must needs bc tlouo
before the different features Of tic 1ucasurv
be considered scparatcly and submitted to q
yotc. The debate Yesterday was t]iscurstyc,
hut tncra were I'm louu spt stccches ttcliy-
cred exccnt TINT Of Senator Morrill,, WHO
advocated tho amendments whiel, have been
rnnortctl by tic Finance Committee, Ills
s,,,nwrt of Tim Committee's ltlt was boseu
uupu mucll tic samc argu,,,rl,ts Tint were
uulle M tic nrccctling ttuy. IncrtI.
tic cuttre debate consists tu thrashtuc over,
old straw. aud yrry few novel points nre
male. 1t seems stranee Tint tho constant
itcration uf the A C's Ut ina,,cp md uo,lt-
icul cconony should be ,lec,uc,t necessary i'll
n hn,ly );ke thu 11nl,cd Stotps S,.,atr. n,ul
TINT IL r1ear uatter.of.fuctuxp1au should
he renentct, an, ,,nuscu,u for I'm Information
of n cntutprativ,,lv smnlt nmutu.r of men.
every o,,n of whom On s.ht ia l,r fumiliar viii,
nj, tie details of tI,a scheme. rhe drift of de-
l,ntc 1udcntrd n greater diversity of scutt
mrut us to tho rate Of interest tl,an
wcs s,,u,,osrd tn oxlst aiming Tim S,nntors.
So,ne of tnosn who prrtnu.l to l,aye made Il
canvass of t1,c s.natp claim TINT thcre ara
bctwcen twenty n,ul twcnty.ilye Senators
who will yo,e for . pcr cent rate, md tho
hitter nuu,brr might proyo to be /, majority
in tno usually sparse condition Of thu Clum-
}er nj n t,me whom 81, many Senators ara nh
unrrutlv more euncernel nbont affairs Mt
| Mentur than thoso If washington. It Is still
prnlahle that tl,n Commttten's proposI,fon
nnv s,,cccc1. Init # yon,.I mt hc s,,rnr,slnr
If cn,uprn,uise were nt1ectcd ut n ratio
, 1881-02-17

,1rr rn1cAGn TrtnCsE has established branch
ofces for tic receipt subscriptions und ndTerao-
merits as fo1inwA: .-.
NEW yUltK-11oon, . Tribune Dn!ldIng. F.r. Nc
FADpES. Manager. .,.
GLASGOW, scotland--A1lnn's American Ncwa
Agency, n 1kenncld-st ,.
LONDON. Ene.-Amerlchn f:xchan7c, ~ Strand
HENRY +. u3aLtG, Accut.
MASLlSuTuS. u. G.-t111 FAtreat
, 1881-02-17

T1tE Communists, Mt their Inst Sunday
meeting, pltssel Ii strlnK of resolves against tho
right NJ my man to own foot of ground. and
prctnccl them with tho following laughab1o
"w.urens md rcsolvul":
town-p!ut ut thltago. nstEsnatcil BY IT. legal
nwr,rrs to-day ut mt ltsx thin tU nO1. .001. Ia
nlerHty tho result ut lis limited urea an1 the
ntetis Of !ts population; thuref0rG,
l,nyt long enough permitted few hundred
!,lnnnpolxers " 1ts urea to NpErnptiutc md en-
}Dy tho WtAlth tlts community has, rs such,
crtutgl: HUT tho city IL capable Of managing
nIA shHul0 As u corporation own 1ts own ter.
r,tury.
The fellows who voted "ayc" oil this whereas
ni,sl rcslve wero 30 botndlted or obtusttcatetl
lltlo Island Ut very limited area, and ntI OF It
owned by fow hundrot persons, when in fact,
with Its Immediate suburbs, It coyeFs 100 sguarn
miles, md l,ot oneNl Nliarter uf which space IL yet
buiIt upon. IMstcad OF tho ground boing all
owncd l,y a fGw hundred potaona, as thla rldicu-
lous and lying resolve assurta, It ID pascolc out
Rnot,g innrp thAn b0,00Q famllics. 4 majority Of
nsl tho househotdors III tho city own the dwell.
ings they occupy, and aro not Ikey 10 turn them
oyer to tho shiftless and Incorporate classes
who refuse to sayo tholf oarnluKa to buy thsm-
solves homes. Chicago 4s tho leust cfaLnped-iu
city III tho world. 1t cau spread out over
tho pEulrcs without l1lnt. occupying all
Couk County and tho Suites OF ILL.,
1o!s Anu Indiana 1t necessary. TWonty
Or thirty railways radate frUM Ia oantro north,
south, aud west, and along each road IL string
Of suburban yillaNcs. man bus only to run
out from the heart Of tho city distance Of
, 1881-02-17
PUBLIC OPINION,

mr.
ablGd to tHkp tho oath.
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Fu1Llc of1NlON.
NcN AoEh 4 iFtn"'ie: fcrnand0 Wood NAV
w W oeeh unecrl'rl''o'a' MT he via nnt grcedf.
!. H., tnera WIS hnythiK ~ Dc 'iiI1e y politics, bs
raj IN Is lin ~ ,.hn. IL . uSh y father lib
~. ,-..,. '''''"'. ue'
!, NeMt toth JtHes' Felfa'Mo Wha! WI
:. po''t.eM', shtHet 'E'tH s'''testaar. l[is aims
'sere not lofty, nor his methods noble ii,
career. wtllo II wns highly s,1cccss{ul. tro,,,",
fruu, some ,pIu,e oc yiew. cut,,,,,t hr ,,,,,a'.
Ia AucrIca,, yu,,tI, ns uo to INIT" tt,ns ."aH'sa @
slmvor ii. wna :, stnsv ~ us service L!
lt,wsr liz was forced tu exl,ib. t tic "ss "s 81!
5',taulu tau ~ H. ttnhs Ut my mnuy-fide ch!rteter.
w"r and n!1ch M iii ss ws ~ II II, Gn ;1 slil thu
lug hil, WIS forgotten by tho mus III lncu
tI'1r fn1,,wfur la,tnr ,,,s ,,,u, ,,t,Ir.,,
1,,,,, r, rht,,,,;, ~ H., IT,, e,-, W
~ M,s,.o,,.t,.s. t..s n,s .,..r."..1. -. ,'ens'
tt,o Iiomsn ~ I,n,'rn.nt,tutI,,... ''''s o'a'ea
u,xKyntt. n.xvsns ~ W., 10,
tit"rpc d i,rnV: hnys Just reat tly spcesh "ps On
IT.. - Pan,nst fns t'aah
WSsS s Il: i g5is Il f ,
proud Uf. and MASSACHUSETTS, nlitt mid ons "ta #
thy cnasilneHa.. Acnriy thana tliue fortt- Ii vii
.ncs an d, w I, sSASSii9ys T!l1 rsp.ans t.
viii tt(,X, npt m unI l., t,t in,is 'rnpp S pFs sn
Esoncss accusations ,Isainst our cool id cnm.
'"''''' "'A' ''t' JytiHt;s tES'i Wu74,,,
Satc,,cy fsFteu 1>c,noc,u,. ,rho-, ,ro t,.u
,,ora,ua ,rht, ,,n,v ho1,, Ia r,,o fo-,,s uh, ~
nn,cInoto thn fi,nn ,vbon INV ,n,,st T., ~ ~
n''s@'p"'" '+e ...'o "nu'' t''cs nast' III eeA'
ueicnse, phrt with n portion Or tliolr lnnds, and
thcro fs no conceivable method for tnnklng tts
thousands Of ncrcs OF untitled lind in ths s,tIon
~ tl,o ro,rtr,, nrnntot,io If ,n,,sf In ,ses.s
l'lst. AMI %hy not tholl lnau91Fatp tho system at
nlcGI Iho 1lfst hclKhnnrhood 70 begin t VII be
tho Htst to prosper una tn acquire gtlUl claus 0f
pnrtthtiun. unlcss thon WG intend that the
asa asrte MG.Gs u NY suntn EMIL ne q Nesolcd 70
to At osco sst .,bnut ellyiding md settlax tber
now t,npruiltablo lnnds.
Sprtuyf}eld tsfnss., Rcnut,t;can ftud,.
TIN Wnshiurton p,xt anva thn+ :, foroc n,,rnhc,
of tIckcts IN tin 1na,,,y,,rntion 1,af horn hss.
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, 1881-02-17

i4cnicmy nr afuslc4
I1aIatcd street, ncnr Madison West Slle. Variety
entertainment
, 1881-02-17

Grand Orern.fJ0uae.
Clark street, oppnFtt nov Cnnrt-ftnnsc, EnEagc"
mont OF Thos. ". kcono. "ltntn!et."
, 1881-02-17

.r1a,k strcat, hetwccn Lake md ltnhdnlph. Fiji
eaeemcnt Of l.enytt's English opcr l'arcsque ton-
pany. "Orpheus."
, 1881-02-17

YTnvrr1Y'a ThrHtre.
Dearborn street, corner OF Mnnr0n Engagement
Of R1cc's Surprise l'Mrty. "fRorEOrs."
, 1881-02-17

Madison Fiteet between fsAto nnt3 Dearborn
EnRnGcment OF baker and FnTron "The frl1gsnnss,'