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National Republican., 1883-08-24
YELLOW FEVER.
The Condition OF Things at Pensac o'N--A
Volunteer surgeon.

The surgeon general of the marine hospital
service has received the following kilograms
from Pensacola:
AUG. 22-We have chartered boat and sent the
two cases on PolaioX wharf to quarantine House
will be fumiga ed or desr yed ut once. Great
many people will leave to-ught.
j. NJ. TARBLE, Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02

afternoon his father the Rev. B. H.Chspin, preach

afternoon, his father the Rev. B. HChspin' preach
| ing the sermon.
HrcKsvIILE.-A number Of German residents nave
signied their Intention of engaging In SIX cuI'uo,
and have ordered 1000 mulberry trees Ior ,ne
worms to feed on The members OF the oyster pay
Agricultural Society the projectors OF tne enter
prise silk mill Is already IN operation at hosiyn'
MAsTIc-The right Of Egbert s; Smith 10 toe t eh
elusive nse under an old patent OF that par! OF 'h
Great South Bay west Of Carmans river ~ ~ 70
contested. Mr.. Smith leases that part OF the Day
which he claims to own to firm OF To-
Warren Sweezey has been selected 10 trespass ~
the land and rake oysters IN order to pr1hg tno '
ter before the court. Subscriptions are now poins
taken up to aid Sweezeyif he is sued.
HEMPsTEAD-Miss Mary Smith,, who was acct
dentally shot on Monday night at Garden Clty, was
not 30 we'll last evening. She had more teVer Yes
terday and some inflammation. but is perfectly con-
scous trained nurse has been provided TOT her'
FLusHINa.-Otis Burt. Of the Durkee stock farm
YESTERDAY shipped to Colonel Frost, OF kentucky'
the trotters Rosewood, Black Diamond, Perhaps,
Bertha and Josepha. Rosewood is to be bred 70
Dictator: the remaining four will be placed In
training at the stables Of DR.. Hurr.
SPRINGFIELD. Several cases OF scarlet fever OF
malignant type are reported at Springfield.
LOCUST VALLEY-Isaao Heley, q. well-to-do
farmer has begun proceedings for a divorce fr T,
his wife Isabel on the ground OF adultery. Inc
parties to the suit have been married several years
and have one child, daughter, the CUSTODY VI
which Mr.. Heley asks for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
NATIONAL EXCHANGE.

Applications for seats will be received by the un-
dersigDed at the Welles Building, IS Broadway,
New-Ycrk.
FIRST To secure as far as possible as members
those persons who will contribute to the success Of
the Exchange.
SECOND. That each purchaser Of one of the five
hundred seats first allotted shall receive one of a
series of one Thousand certificates of $1,000 each,
secured upon Real Estate and improvements thereon
in the city of NewYOrk, deemed by the undersigned
to afford adequate security These certificates will
be assIgnabe.
THIRD. To provide the members with n suitable
Exchange room for zen years, rent free.
FOURTH. To hold all communications confidential
until the seats issued and thereafter as long as
desired by the applicants.
WILLIAM WIND0d,
JOHN w. CANDLEh
HARVEY HARRINGTON.
1rusteea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev. Dr. A. Stewart Walsh has just been
chosen as a permanent pastor OF the west Ihlrty-
third Street Baptist Church.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday Nos. 1886
Bro0me-st 32l East Sixty thrd-st., and at Fifth
ave. and One hundred and w anty- sixth-st
The Genital Presbyte Church In West Fifty
seyenth-st,, has granted 8siI months leave OF abb
sence to it's pastor the Rev. DIR. Wilson, on account
OF bad health.
Alfred J. Wolf manufacturer OF folding beds at
No ia West Twenty-third-st., made an an sign-
ment yesterday TO Emanuel w. Boomingdale, CIV
ing preferences amounting to SIZE 80.
WORK OF TIE WATER COMMISSION.
The MAYORS Water Commission was occupied YES
terday in revising its report in regard to the pro
posed new aqueduct. telegram was sent to the
State senate TO tue effect that the report would Dc
forwarded on Monday next,
KILLED BY A HARLEM RAILROAD TRAIN
A Harlem Railroad tram going north Yesterday
afternoon, al One-h1ndred-a ye,ghth-St and
Fourth-ave. ran over and instantly killed Henry
Lator, age thirteen, who was playing upon the
track. His body was taken to his home near by IN
MOIris-ave.
THE CAUSE OF PIPER mCKss DEATH.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Kenne-
dy in the case OF John Hicks, the Irish PIPER who
died on February 10 in the Ninety-nlnth Street
Hosptal IL was supposed that his death was caused
by a beating that he had received in Hoboken, but
The evidence showed that it was due TO apoplexy.
A verdict 10 that effect was rendered.
A CONTRIBUTION FROM GENERAL MERRITT.
THE TRIBUNE has received 800 from General r..
A. Merritt United States Consul-Generai at Lon
don, for the sufferers bv the OHIO locd. The money
has been sent to Messrs Smith and halstesd OF Ihe
Commercial Gazette Cincinnati, TO be by them for
warled the point which, In their Judgment needs
- most
VARIOUS CONTRIBUTIONS ACKNOWLEDGE.
IN" sends to this office so for the general West
ern flood fund IS for he Garfield Memorial Hospi-
tai az Washington; So for Mrs. Seeds and 81 for tho
Bar holdi statue pedestal "A. NJ. IT, Of New
York. sends So for the Seeds family; Nv, )" Tren-
ton, sends IS, and ~ p. b." of New-Jersey, 81.
CAUGHT FIVE YEARS AFTER HIS CRIME.
Robert X. Keen, who was extradited after an
examination In Sal I Lake City Utah, was brought
to this city yesterday 10 be sent TO England. He is
accused of arson committed IN LONDON about five
wears ago. He was taken to the Ludlow Street
jail and will be sent away in few days.
TRUSTEES or ST. FRANCIS XAVIER COLLEGE.
The monthly meeting Of the trustees OF 81. Fran
chs Xavier College in West Fifteenth-st. was held
Yesterday morning. Three trustees the Rev. Messrs
Fulton, Racicot and Merrick, were added to the
Board.
LODGE TREASURER SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
Frederick l.. Degcner, of No. 90 Ann-st., treasurer
OF Empire Lodge, No. 04, of the Order OF Odd Fell
lows. appeared III the Jefferson Market Police Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
SUPPOSED CASES OF 1RICHrNosIs.

Sanitary Superintendent Day WAS summoned yes
terdav to house near Third-ave. whore three per
sons were believed to he suffering FROM trchinosis
German pork packer, his wife and one oil hio
children suffering FROM severe pains IN tne
muscles aud swelling Of the arms they par.oorK
of solne uncoOked ham on February IT.. Two shall
children of the family who did not eat any OF tne
ham on that day have not been troubled. Inc IN
been cnnfnsd to the houss. Or Day said yesterday
that they probably wonld recover. He refused 70
tell the names of the sufferers or their place OF TEST
dence. l'uused portions OF the ham TeTe suu!0vu
to microscopic examinations by Dr. e: y. JaneWSy'
but no trichne were d discovered. DIR. Janeway said
no ever, that Que part of the ham might contain
trchine, while another portion might DC Iroe no"
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
SAINT MORSE HELD FOR TRIAL.

Police Justice Duffy yesterday. in the Court Of
Special Sessions, gave his decision In the case of
Salm, Morse who was charged with giving theat-
room was well filed, a great many theatrical peo-
pie being present. Justice Duffy SAID that he hal
given careful consideration to the arguments oil the
counsel had read the play aud bestowed much
thought on the case. lie believed that Mr. Morse
should be held for trial and that the case should
before jury Mr. MOrscs counsel thereupOn hled
an execution to the decision and asked Tor an I'M
mediate trial The case Will come up IN the Court
of special Sessions next Tuesday. before Justices
Klbreth Smith and Ford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
ELuDING TWO DEPUTY sHERIFFs.

In TIC action for damages OF ThOmas Doss agalnst
Captain irving and Chief Officer Barrett, OF the
steamship Republic an order OF arrest against the
Defendants was issued BIZ Judge Donohuc and placed
in the hands of two deputy sheriffs for execution
Toe deputies went t0 the hotel where the One RS
were staving and were told that they were not
there. Yesterday morning they visited the steam;
ship Republic, and were told that the captain and
chief officer not Oh board; The deputy sheIlhs
her voyage to Liverpool, bot tho captain and chief
officer did not make their appearance, though u
was assumed that they were safely on board. The
Sheriff. deputies then concluded to await the re-
turn of the vessel on her next trlp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
WORK OF THE SPECIAL AGENTS.

Collector Robertson yesterday received rom
Special Agent Adams report of the seizures OF On
Alaska The Collector instructed Surveyor Ora
ham to suspend Inspectors Bell. Zimmerman and
Adams Inspector Jacob swarS had sre Tbs
woman who was arrested by Special Agent
Bracket se "I for having in her possession dia-
monds on which no duty had been paid has gwen gwen
GO carats. and are worth about $40 carat or
81 $50: She offered to sell them for sos carat II
was said Yesterday that she bad brother engage
in the same business and that they traveled apuue
the country under assumed names. The man VINO
was arrested with her was diamond broker VINO
was trying to sell the stones on commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
THE STALLION STAKES GOING WEST.

The rich Lonllard Stallion Stakes for three-year-
Odds will be run for next September One OF the condl
tons was hat the should take place on the course
money. The bids were TO be sent to Pierre Lori-
lard by March 1. Yesterday they were opened.
Only two were received. The Coney Island Jockey
Climb offered So 600 and the Louisville Jockey CLUB
SIO575 OF course the latter got 1t. Eastern turf
men are not pleased that this big prize has been al,
lowed to go West, and blame the Couey lslaha
Jockey Club for lack of enterprise But some OF
them saw that thus club has always been managed
with view to fat dividends on the stock rather
than to promote the best interests OF the tufI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hotel-GeOrge NJ. Pullman, Albert
Keep and j. W. Doane, of Chicago; Daniel Ro0nson OF
Troy, and Commander James Kane, U. D \ .--.Atoe,
House-Captan L. A. Beardslee u 8; NJ. Grand Hotel
~General Chauncey McKecver u. g. .Ftfh renue
Bot,IEx Senator George g. Boutwell, o, Massachusetts,
Ex-Governor Henry Lppit Of Rhode is,and ana Gsp
Bishop John sharp OF salt Like City. Hotel B1os-
,cfek~Ex Senator Q. ii. Hammond OF Geneva, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Levy divorce suit before Judge Donohue.
stokes Will contest before Surrogate Rollins.
Rice embezzlemen In Court OF Oyer and Terminer
DIT Newnans lecture at Gates OF Hope synagogue
Dr. Burchards address TO young men at Association
Hall.
Professor Roods lecture at Woman's Institute OF Tech
ncsi Design.
irish societies convention at Central Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
MR.. CARAVANS DEFALCATION

State Insurance Superintendent Fairman was IN IN
the city yesuerd ~ for several hours ana receiTeu
the report of tho condition OF the Manhattan IN
surauce Company from the committee whose in'es )
tigation developed the discrepancies OF louis s.
Carman, their former secretary. MI. faIrniau
returned to Albany with the report in the evening
Secretary Hoslner aud Mr.. Roome. chairman oil me
investigating committee both said that there we're
no facts of interest left untouched In tne
Yesterday. Mrs Carman said that she had heard
nothing from hor husband since Saturday. She
was shocked at the Intelligence OF the defalcatloh
band never seemed to have mole money than his
salary Welded,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02

The building occupied by C. @. Shayne, the
known Manufacturer, lO3 Prnce.st will DO torn
down May Prior To removal the elegant stock Of sellskn
sacques Domans and Fur will he closed out.
This viii aord splendid opportunity 10 purchase hstolasJ
from reliable manufacturer VI bargain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunr,s sS2; scts 563 Moon riss 1l7laoonsAsedys 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A X-saudyHooK l09 Gov. Island. 1855 He'll Gate S;zi
PM-sandy Hook. 1886; Gov 1send, 2O2 Hell asts o'oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
MRS. wELsHs VICTIM NOT YET FOUND.

The police ptoiessed TO be satshed yesteIuHy tHat
Richard Donovan, the driver. OF No. 20 East
Twenty-seventh-st was not the man who was shot
by Mrs. Ellen Welsh, at No.. East Twenty
tnird-st., On Wednesday mnrning After being
station donovan was discharged. 1t was said that
there was abundant proof that he shot himself by
accident In the Twenty fourth street stable, ater
Mrs Welsh shot the burglar in tie hall of her dat
What had be, ONE of the wounded thief and his two
companions was mystery which the pullce cDnld
not fathom. The evidence seemed TO he conclusive
that the robber was badly hurt In case OF his
death 1t probably would be impossible Tor his &C
completes to bury his body without discovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
SPRING OvERCOATS.

SPRING OvERCOATS.
EACH SUCCEEDING SPRING AND FALL WE
SELL MORE LIGHTWEIGHT ovERCoATs UNTIL
SUCH GARMENTS HAVE BECOME AN IMPORTANT
FEATURE OF OUR TRADE THIS YEAR WE HAVE
THAT STOCK READY SOMEWHAT EARLIER THAN
USUAL. ANTICIPATING VERY LARGE AND
EARLY DEMAND. BECAUSE IN THIS CLIMATE
MARCH WEATHER SELDOM PERMITS ONE TO
DISPENSE ENTIRELY WITH AN OUTER GARMENT,
ALTHOUGH THERE ARE FREQUENTLY DAYS
WHEN THE HEAVY WINTER ovERCoAT rs BUR
DENsoME.
PRUDENCE SUGGESTS THE PURCHASE OF A
SPRING ovERCoAT-wE SUGGEST THAT YOU EX
ANIME OURS; FOR, WHETHER YOU BUY HERE OR
ELSEWHERE. YOU WILL THEN Know WHAT IL
THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE FOR SUCH A
GARMENT
SHIRTS AND LIGHTER WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
ARE BEING ORDERED AND HERE IS GOOD
PLACE TO GET THEM OR ANYTHING ELSE IN THE
"FIXINGs DEPARTMENT OF YOUR WARDROBE.
ROGERS, PEET e CO.. CLOTHtERs
$50 TO SIS BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NEw.YoRK BOR-ROBBINS II

NETWORK HARBOR-ROBBlNs REEF
wAsmyGroS Feb o. office given by the Lighthouse
Board that ON or ch TO- 1883 ana unui Iuher
notice the light az Rect Light station New YORK
Iarbor viii be exnenshed for necessary repairs light
will he shown ffom lghtshp No 20 mOOed near
the position OF the present light During hck ana iOgRy
weather bell will DO struck by hand giving one do" AZ
short intervals. -, -. ..,,, ~. ..... - Al.
al nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
Announcements

"Honors come by diligence; riches spring
from cures OF oatarh always follow the use
"a Elys cream Balm. 90 ots. at druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
LUNDBORG's
Rhenish Cologne
HeNRY A. DANIELS. NJ. ID

l4l Lexington ave, between 18th and 3jth.sts.
Hours tot Impotence. Sterillty Diseases OF tho
GeuitO- rnary organs ahd nervous system specales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
TREAT THE HUMAN MACHINE GENTLY

NEITHER CONSTIPATION, COLO, DIARRHGA,
DYsENTERY, OR OTHER BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CAN
BE CURED BY ABUSING THE DELICATE MACHIN-
cry OF THE SYSTEM WITH FURIOUS PURGA-
TIVEs. THE BEST AND SAFEST REMEDY, PARTI.
CULARLY AT THIS SEASON. ~ A TEAS PooNFUL
OF TARRAST's SELTZER APERIENT TAKEN IN
A GLASS OF HOT WATER, WHICH WILL GENTLY
RELIEVE, WHILE ToNING AND HEALING THE
IRRITATED INTESTINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02

SINGING, irritation, inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints cured by Buchu. Paiba" ST..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02

Jtanan won't listen to reason. The Department
cannot pay any mole, for we haven't the money al
lowed to us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
THE TRIAL OF GEORGE JAMES RICE.

The trial of George J. Rice, who is CHARGED with
illeg lily issuing and pledeng certain railway
over and Terniner. The prisoner was cross-exam-
med in regard TO the te4tImony which he lad given
ON "Wednesday. He adhered firmly to Ibis original
story and stou ly reasserted that be lad acted as
the agent OF King g. Co. throughout his connection
with the railway company whose stock he Is said o
have issued illegally. He did nothing on his own
account or for his own benefit. 4 number of wit
nesses from Elmra then called. and testified
that they had known the prisoner FOR long time
and that bis character had ALWAYS been above re-
proach. The evidence for the defence WAS closed
yesterday and the counsel to-day will sum up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
THEATRICAL AND CLUB MEN TO BE SUED

rhe Fire Commissioners yesterday indorsed the
following communication sent TO them by
Peter Srery, Inspector OF Combustibles,
and requested the attorney of the Depart
meutto take action on 1T Immediately:
gentlemen: nave the honor to recommend That legal
proceedings be instituted against the following persons
10 recOv, penalties incurred through failure TO comply
witt the directions given to provide means for cOmnu-
nicsting alarms Of fire TO FIRE HeaIquarcrs
vi Ell for in section g. chapter 742 of the laws Of 1871
prouyi,tor or MANAGER Place NJ Amusement
Jlsfer Walack ................. Walatk's Theatre
Turf ('Iub Turf Club Theatre.
Iac1b Alb rle Aberies Theatre.
Michael Neumann National Theatre.
CAV Hermann Thsiia Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
A PARK M THE HIGH BRIDGE DISTRICT.
STORMY WEATHER REPORTED AT SEA.

The steamship Somerset, from Bristol, arrived
Yesterday after a voyage of eighteen DAYS, havins
encountered terrific seas and storms. From, The
English Channel 10 the Banks of Newioundlant
abe had a succession of strong head gales. hurri
canes and snow aud hail storms. On Sunday last
IN latitude 400 40 north. Longitude 46o AT west
the vessel passed several iceberg, and came in
kent on southery course for 100 miles before she
got clear OF the ice. - $3.50
Tie American ship George Skolfeld which ar:
rived from Calcutta, was caught in a cyclone of
bermuda early in December and had her rudder-
heal twisted. As the gales continued with great
force the ship went TO st. Thomas, arriving there
Oh January 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
MR.. LoUBATs SUIT AGAINST II. R. LEROY.

Tie preliminary hearing before counsel in the
case of j. L. Louhat against Herman r. Leroy, rs
treasurer of the Union Club to effect the plaintiffs
reinstatement IN the cub, was continued Yesterday
afternoon in the office OF H. Randolph Robinson,
one of the counsel for the defendant. Tho
defendant's other attorney, j. G. Carter, and the
The pantiii's counsel, Joseph II. Choate pres
emf rbe examination OF Mr. Leroy was concluded it
having been begun last December, when number
OF questions which were objected TO By the counsel
were submitted to Judge Van Worst for decision.
The examination yesterday was private. Mr.
Choate said 10 q TRIBUNE reporter last evening
tnat there would be no further examination before
the tria the date of which has not yet been hxed.
THE STRIKE OF THE ITALIANS.
Contractor Rossi and Joseph BOrro, the foreman
for Contractor BarkowiiZ, whose Italian laOoreIs
recently employed on the gar bage sc0wS are on "a
strike visited the Street Cleaning Department yes.
terday. Both told superintendent
Green that some had prom
ised 10 60 out that morning, but had not done SO.
Mr. ROssi said he felt of sending out gangs las
night. Foreman Borro said that the troubl. with
the men was that they were not able to
average over ten twelve days work
in n month, the bad weather III ierfering.
SIM riutendent Green said: " III the contractors
do not al men out tonight we shall take our own
men from the streets Tomorrow. for day or two.
and that will probably break No the strike. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-02
n.Ncrpors IN CASE OF FIRE.


There was q yearly meeting OF the Nursery anu
Childjs Hospital YESTERDAY at which reports were
read showing tue institution to be In ilourlshlng
condition The following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year: Mrs. Cornelius Du Bois. hrst IL
rcctress; Mrs AlgeTnon :. Sullivan, second d.
rectress Mr.. J. W. Ellis, third diTectress Mrs ).
Howard Wright, treasurer; and Mrs. H. IL. l..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-02
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate
In the Superior Court in and for Los An
geles County, California.
In the matter Of the estate OF Pierre Domec, de-
81 ceased.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an
order OF the above entitled Court made on the
27th day OF August, In the above entitled matter.
the undersigned, as the administrator Of the es-
tate OF Pierre Domec, deceased, will, on or after
the nth day OF September, 1852, and within six
months thereafter, sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash, gold coin Of the United States all
the right, title aud interest which the said Pierre
Domec had at his death; and which the said es-
tate has acquired In and to that certain real prop
erty. situ tied in the City Of los Angeles ounty
Of Los Angeles, state OF California, to-wit: par
eel u land bounde as follows:
On the southeast by Main ST. eet, separating the
property from the Plaza; southwest by the lot
wher, on now stands the Roman Catholic Church;
northwest by New High street, and northeast by
hurch street, sometimes called Short street,
the same being the first street north Of said
thurch, and running east and west, ia the said
Ci OF Los Angeles, county and State Aforesaid.
1hit offers aid bids In writing will be received
By the undersigned at the office OF J. Brousseau,
No 81 Baker Block, In the City Of Los Angeles.
Cal. for the purchase price of said property,
such offers and BIDS to specify whether the same
be for the purchase Of the whole OF said property
or for any part thereof, and particularly describ-
Ing such part go bid for. And such offers and
bids may be left with said J. Brous eau.
(iigned.l A. UAZAUX,
Administrator OF the estate Of Pierre Domec, de
ceased.
los Angeles, August 3ist, 1889. seltd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-02
Application for City Deed.

Application will be made to the Council OF the
CITY Of Los Angeles, Cal, at regular session
thereof, to be held on Saturday, the lst day q
September, 1888, Tor a quit ella NJ deei from said
city 10 Walter 3. Maxwell, OF all th,t real prop
erty in the city Of Los Angeles. county Of Los
Angeles State OF California. described as follows;
A lot, being sixty seven (eD feet front by thirty
three s7.l00 (3i 81 lOD) feet In depth, on the
westerly side OF Upper Main street, between
short and High streets, being bounded on the
north by property known MS the Teran property,
on the south by property Of Mascarel, On the
west by property oN ned by Tourniel being pol
ton OF lot 9, in block si ords Survey OF city lots
In Los Angeles city. .,.,
reference is made TO petition, abstract ot title
and map on fle with the undersignes, ierk oil
said Council, with vhom all objections 70 the
granting Of said deed must be filed before the day
1amed for making said Application.
w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council OF the City OF Los Angeles
Los Angeles, Cal, August rs, A. D., 1888,
nu26 st