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yautascs connected with the worship Of Almighty God
No NAN. who IL acquainted with the word OF Foo.
can lay claim 70 y literal education. No lawyer can
aHsr TO be ignorant Of the laws OF Aoscs for they are
the foundation Of law ITSELF
"James Parton. In recent numbcrof The Norm AnxrI-
says that only inteectualgt weights eno
the ministry. and then no asks why people 90 no,
attend the churches In 70 this question woun
ssy that tho people do attend tbs cliorens IN sso
there 1000000o members OF Evangelical Churches
our entire population. Tho number OF people
attending church, taking this number rs basis Tor com
putafiou, must he about $4,000, 600 The Frowth IN
population since 1900 has been nnefod and In ehlfc1
membership twenty-seven fold. The moral ana splr-
tna advantages connected with church Attendance are
inestmable. week without Sunday IS Ike year
without summer. Ills day OF rest 70 body aura rou
The best police force place have 10 a church OF
chapel where God Ia worslpped-"
The church will probably be dedicated In Octooer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-09
MR.. BEECHERS SUMNER VACA7IOM

HIS LAST SERMON BEFORE GOING AwAY-A PRO-
POSED TRIP ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
The last sermon in Plymouth Church before
his summer vacation preached yesterday morning
by Mr.. Beecher. He announced thai the church
would be closed until the first Sunday
In September, the greater part oil
the members would be out Of town until that fme In
past summers the church had been kept and var
Gus preachers hal filled the pulpit, from whom inc
people did not to TO receive instruction ana
consolation from their pastor SO 1t Eow seemed
good TO let them last for all apt 10 be overed In
quantity If not In quality. II any felt inc
need OF spiritual consolation they could find 1t In other
churches close hand II they should find other pas
urage more pleasant they would not be hndered from
staying It, but rather helped. Perhaps they woud
come back with appettes sharpened for the mnstrlons
OF their own pastor In of Sickness and DEATH
there would be minstratons ready Mr. Beecher sdued
that he should spend part Of vacation in going across
the continent and should vis his Herbert in Oregon
and then return by the Northern Pacific Railroad He
would resume preaching his pulpit the first Sun
Mr. 8.ccaer preached upon the power of suffering
men were held TO faith and courage
by the power Of imagination, when all
a truth, a sentiment. love Hence came pnrlheauon
through suffering. The law OF Disra suffering was uni-
yersa but this not true OF The law OF physical SUI
ferng All supremacy OF good came through suncrng:
Every msu must bc unfolded through selfdenlal and
self-goycrnment. which cost suffering Al advance
from lower 20 higher planes involved labor pains
The unpopulary OF good cause made many men suner
In illustration OF this Mr. Btecher referred TO the carry
n ins work %'Sd O' When INT" the other day a few
laurl bestowed upon him ~ ais trends i3r n
rather go 90 those who did aud suffered fur more
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WANTED TO KNOW WHETHER HE WIS
DREAMING.
Prom me Arkansalo 7rasslier.

From The Arkdnsaio 7rdssiter.
"What are you butting your head agalns5
that wall for a. asked the Mayor OF an old negro.
!" Ter see vhuder not Use asleep, san
Don't you know that you are not asleep
rs, .oryer doub, fu sah found quarter jcs now.
an, wapsler see whuder OF not Use dreamin ana No
damned Iis head against the wall again " Use been
J,,a, Js way too often. luther night found hand
mi oh money un'er a rock sot down an counted IL an
trne,i IL ober in my joyment Oar It was oil silver
nnnsrsd ef wus dreamn, but heard bird sngin 10
AM an de leaves trenholm In de air. Den knoWd
+ va. awake an rej'ised vida loud mouf; went
OK aim a went de clerk an nad MIN write u oown
in a ole book was mighty 'appy, an Doueat Dig
,rra1nlaiip myself when all OBJ suddenment my wne
vsIls out; 'Yes liar. fur yer amt bought Gus caDn.
& won,t et no brc akfas here tarday got outen peo
mighty sheepsh ksse I'd been talkin IN my seepi sSw
,s AZ an arter Use gwineter satisfy mysel IA, am
creaninf lore L GRADUATES myse'L anu aaAu "A
tammed his mead against the wall
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LIVE STOCK mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO July Tine DrorerS Journal reports, Ho1s-
Receipts head shipments 5000, market without ma
teraI change Substituted s. 80 $50 80 Beavy Packing
and Shipping s. 50<6 25 Light Bacon 80 80 ~ 20 sps
- rs ass 20 closed weak 800 -. $780,
Cctus-Receiprs $500 shipments $500: market fairiy
active steady sales-kxports 80 $40 10 % Good 70
Choice shipping Steers 81 0OesS ID Common 10 medium
Shsep-Receipts 400 shipments 1000; market weak and
25c lower ssles-Inferior TO Pair ~ 60ds325 Good IS ~
Choice 81. -. -. ,.o .,.u...,.
100: no supply and nothing dona. -.
Receipts 100 shipments $50 market very $40" ana
s-fseceips Co., shipments 900 market nrm for light
shIuDng Sacs-Lght Shipping S61s5 10 Coarse 10 Good
Mixed Packing S. 4oss5 10. Butchers - $685. heavy
So sOdS6. - o, 49, , con h..a
BUFFALO. July 7-eatue-Receips 20 day Lsoo hea a
tota for $500 for same time iast week LoV
consigned through 800 market steady WITH gooa
demand SalesliEht to Choice Missouri steers % 4ov
SIS IS. atCows IS 751st To-
sAees-keeeIpts to-day. 1900 head total for tls week
thus far l9oU for last week 3oV0u nszss
consigned through SO cars market STEADY Mn t ho as
quotable at 81 ass TO- spring lambs ic 40 &c per 10
Receipts today zOO hes totxlo uesN
90 no head time last week 10000 mead
96 cars; run light, strong and higher SAFES
GOOD 10 Choice 81 5vds5 10, Mediums 20 oos
50 G5 all sold.
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whsss III 900 bs Com. ssssesA s~ass. wnsss -
rss:: .e - \ w. Wis., lts 5 a,a. sn ~
is.tsr q g e 80 e y a. sys .s.d
sSss Va % %Ssss
@ s sss s'i ssss.s = sss s:s Sss
ss wA csr &C. c s:sr sssr. o ssss, 40 "a
f 1sm6, ss ASsss W. ;N 7; - ss
sssss sss ss.. %ns.s s, s..': s csss.
% @ lS xSs bush: Corn s sd jos
Ha A!s s.'S ss.n s' S. ;?sss sss ESQ.,
Eye ,. sn.a Gsssi sh,.ss1ts wl,s.s
$4,000 bush TO 'nisrmsSss % s i5Sso lush
SsiGas9 I"y sss's Wheat
ba generally "nseisiea aad weak ''"'"a' 'A'a '1N
Ssss snss |
s. *; ss' sSSss, @
I IS 8 X 81 sa's sai.si' 'i s:. i
sa@ oe ss az ss e Ga ss 1 os. arms sSs
s' SG a.y a a e m so% aas, ys
i 81 "a ss y Sa.asr aschanse csesa.f, isu a' 70
fancy gs ora 1sac Sas p good ssy s &c, o.s S1s
rash ePa !u sso,, s August sns far
whls.ey ssesay a. q IL sscs,ots. Flour 1900 so.
Rs ts s Da's g0 Cons o:
psasS g sSss, Is %s.s arm Esy
q Ssa August. sept T. oC. Receipts; 200 ggsi ssis
JAG, July july xasust Sis oas. 81 onecr . SSc SPOT
Fs S"f s ss FORK lower e 81 s. dull q
s.soc Rngmsats du.l shoulders Csc. Cesar teo. sl4s
s wsy .ssy az j. X sS Sissf s
Mssterp s.rvs ys , ts osic S. sss s.,
so s sss s eet ~ sogsS as ass
GU mead
DsT"O %S. Fan s. So'sS ay 90 81 wssas
White Fail elc.' No Red Winter. 81 0sia Receipts.
cs s$ sag~s3ii sS' firm No. $50
T. o. sas 5e a. q
ssi &c 500 &c. siss,.s 1sa.,
~ sgsSs SPRING fresh Ne g.. sss BfFi: :s aasss
a ns Steam s $50 20 sssa and I
sS 1--we % Ss' no%a a ssse
Flour 900 sbls. Wheat isooS bush: Bsri Ley, ,,.s.
Barley. l.oOo ousn-
81. LouIs: July Flour dulls XXX q .Ssss IS :
70 ao Wheat scs e snd Sshsr 90 Red fs 81 %
cS% ssF az :. al fo he x sss ts
higher at sSag easa sstasS,.c July 2I1e.
sasss G p s is ns sI
meal am az 81 20. whsksy steady az 81 T. PSr l
oss 5sus cs. l .0nf
ssS o Ssaa SSS SS s ss LA5s
Corn i5ooo bush; Oats 10000 ssshi Rye wn.a.;
Barley. none.
July awheas sms5 30 Red Winter e 1a.s
Sct 81 % all the ys. uy s ~ %us s n ssp
iember. 5slac. oats hrnerI 10. cash. Ssiso Re-
o. hush cssS Sass Os ca 2:
bush. Oats 1000 bush
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STATE OF TRADE.
nnu EaTIn MARK Ers.

roa sssy Howsra Western suDsrnss = ss
81 ov DO Extra - 1890 20 da ra"n 81 do ais
sranas % 0oSS as fatapscs Family So ,s ia
Sqs IT, SS %aylsna 10 Western wSssl asa
spoL ana July - oe %ssrerS Mixed soos IS 80.
Juy 90 oass stsaav 81 Sac
sys sasa nss qaiss :, 1ao.es Pors
ma aai e,inmeats sRoulisra spsloso ylerc n,s
Sides paced ssSsio'sG a.eoa- ieSiS sr- &c.
MD Reoeipts Flour 0lo bbs Wheat 2gVvo .n ~
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
KnaToN SATURDAY.. JuIY z 1893
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs,

LONDON July 7-i2so .. wAtIantic snc drcar Western
first MORTGAGE certificates. Ala Illinois Central
1851 Reading. oss Mexican Ordinary, ll6A; MiwauAee
and ST. Paul Common. 10S.
LONDON July 7~2UO D M Atlantic ana Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates 47s. Ere 3Sa New
YORK Central 1929.
LONDON. July 7.-2iO0 % m-PAris advIces quote three
per ~ 81 confines account,
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England
balance TODAY 22300c
LONDON July 1900 o. m:--Paris afvcss quote three
70 10 confines for the account
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MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY, July S-P.
Last week capped the climax of dull times IN the
mining stock market. Not only the trans
actous unusually small, but there was little inter-
est, the declines In figures which embraced nearly
the whole market. Iron Silver has remained ex-
ceptionally firm and Climax was feature in adj
vancing from ~ to 20 cents but 1t later declined
to 10 ceuts
SALEsIF rRs nIyIyG EKOHlyGE
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Bull,on valued at 81 .. 900 was received IN New.
York on Saturday from the mines. making q total
for the week OF $4,000.
The total sales of mining stocks at the New YORK
Mining STOCK and National Petroleum Exchange
the past week were officially reported at o4,5lO
shareA
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ofexvorts....... ssOlese47 se7,97s,12o s6l721.olO
last week broken in commercial circles; some
OF the Exchanges adjourned not only over the legal
holiday but for two and three days. So the opera
tons OF the week perhaps not safe crterions by
which to Judge the actual situation No additional
financial troubles were developed from the col
lapse of the Chicago speculation The speculation in
grain was iuctuating aud seemingly prices closed
this week strong. with "cOrner" developed In
oats for July delivery. Provisions continued 10 de-
cline and closed at the lowest figures. ostensibly
yellow-feyer scare. But the fact remains that the
export movement IL still small The stimulus gwen
20 the movement east from Chicago by the declines
in prices seems 10 have exhausted itself IN the
week ended June 30. Al all events the movement
OF nour. grain and provisions from Chicago last
week was SO per cent less than in the preceding
week The decrease was distributed as follows: OF
-four ,O19 tons OF grain. 4.675 tons, and OF pro-
visions 55i3 tons-total decrease, il,207 tons.
Among the railroads the reduction from the preced-
ing week was divided as follows: The two Wander
bilt lines Lost 1897 tons; the two Pennsylvania
lines. 3.3Is; Baltimore and Ohio. 1.075; Grand
Trunk 24Gi and Erie's new hnc 2,79S tons and
the Nickel Plate gained "a tons. In the movement
of last week the tonnage OF Eries line was ex-
ceeded only 10y that OF tito Lake Shore. and that
only by 1874 tons.
The following table shows the tons shipped by
railroads east Of Chicago of -four. grain and pro
visions for the week ended last Saturday. IN com
l. q md
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"My said sn ~. A aass. %sl sSNns
reformed suppose calls ne ns truth o.
Sss Sss me &c ss Vi
he mas "a saSsasr TnsisnborAoOd" ArEaa'A"
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n.n continued 10 he tho feature Of the rehped pe-
t,snm nSrEe but prices cosed Lee lower IS iolows'
New.York 7ks37Ac; philadelphia, laS1sei oai'imofe'
~ FAC. per gallon, according 10 <s,
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REGARDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Sxw.Yoax CITY.

,,,so,ave. nws. lot l21 aud l2266xioo; Eihoe ssao
'0n Ssoaicr referee Joseph McKeon Fra; sur
losd st. i!S Of same .Ss, and another $4,000
NeSase s2o7 4 81 Sta ,r,sn 1' 100
lar sOse % ss"s re Of SsiIsssi,rsgnar sos
I'd st. lo 500 teo pssiD gny2' 1900
istavs Nos O+l and oiS' Jonas sra % 10000
Reed =. 500 ii woi issth.st iSex7o' 400
Hagen and husband i g David
Mcclure referee Emisiant Industrial savings $500
Madison ave, cor o. SSd''t 2"o.ioo. . $4,000
rsenwhch,st No 49, Levy 20 o.o.s $4,000
4so.si . 8, 1877 fly OF same ioASe.' no 1880
s!.l 70 ID 81 isiss aSoiiOo; clifford 400
and vic % - asasI Anna trimmer to Morse 400
usi'%snn Lane s4iii Ward Joseph AusrOach 50,
and vile s S,saiUs sc6emsrhOrn estate.
same 70 Micnasl a.n G,s ssO,i0o.Sn Bcl
S7t6sl 6Sy sss Sa s1a's DD. $500
15lstst l2os It v Of sda se,,pser Iooc
and wife e., e Max OF ssSsSs sTsiioS John 400
Ward r., rse5sss e % d 41ass i9IoOi same
same, M"S,;, DOCK sdjoins % Leah Fsasle 500
Morris 70 cnas nat! late i AS BeId ooo
e ssr NJ lsa 70 There's.
sensgDsrss;;; w.iaer and vile ssae.... 1000
same propsy cor OF 5isss ss1ssu I1acos
Ed Fray e. ,s n ~ Of Shave 5eeIioohi $1,000
saisy and r ss y se sSzaas hs. ss4o
hsnros% IT. r,nsf 20 70 Morrison u Sieyen.
O.. ns na,sr a,a Y Morrisos, and vile 70
:oS iisS II 81 same asIioO' wila" 1850
s.I = s1s 70 S:sss s...D.sA ana isSo
.aSss ~ No sS Arms bath o. % ho.. lAtot
:si' m i scSi iosa sosalse sAsot
sns ~: :. e xssS 'ass1 pi' sss
ON si and wifs 70 sisters Oh u s IVY. wv
w. S:,. No il jotasa Tsmpfins .aa W.
Mss, David v;rpsai sas0ss'r etc. 20 sscoS
4; SS ISL a;aiss TuSSs and WIFI. 70 aaoos
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Saturday, July q 1883.
The two following sales were made at the Ex'
change ealesroom to-day
ByE r. Raymond
,,,,,,,.axe ~ A n n Of l22dst and lot
liot Ms I'VE 10 II n OF ed ST. aad 2Oxl0O
|4@oSo
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THE MONEY MARKET.



Tho Castom-House returns Of the foreign move
ments OF merchandise at New-York for the first
week in July. as was expected because of the OPP
eraions of the new tarif) show larger volume Of
imports than is usual at this season Of the year.
Last week the imports of the week exceeded the
exports S3, 523, 257 against for the week
Of 1852 of So $685. $50 1.-THE exports Of the week Of
1Ss2-only $4,940,319-were unusually light and
againstssau for the week Of 1881 of only
x235,500. For the twenty-seven weeks of this
year the imports of merchandise amount to
$21 737 0S3 less than for tue corresponding time Of
1882. and to $1S.245, 735 more than for the Same
period If 1851. The exports for the twenty
weeks of this year have been SlS,094, S46 greater
than in the same time of 1882, and
$17,t76049 less than for the period Of 1851. Hence
the balance against the port on the merchandise
movement of this year 1862, 124,75l) ~ $39.s3l,-
900 smaller than at 1his date in 1882, and is $780,
Al ,7s4 greater tbap'at date 1881. Including the
specie movements the balance against the port for
the twenty seven weeks of this year CS6l, 7210l0)
is only $6.257. ITO less than in 1882. aud is Sill
52l,063 greater than in 1881, aud in 1881 the
balance against the port at this date included the
imports of s;23 1876 $50 in specie over the exports
of the same
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FROM JANUARY TO DATE.
MERCHANDISE.
1881. 1882. 1888
Imports s22l S2l $40 1851 S0t75S S24OO67675
Exports ........... ly5.lls973 l59Sts07S l778i23A
Imports IN
OF exports S26IO29C7 SlOl9J66oO SO2,l23IOl
SPECIE.
Imports . 500 si5453 sl.96is27 s6a9a,426
EIports........... 63iS,i73 3O,943,357 7.4O2O66
Imports in
S2496960
Exports Ia
OF Imports. .............- S339IS.560 $4O3,64l
MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE
Imports excess
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gv Richard Y. Harn>tt q ca

Mot of land on I'd ave. sw. cor OF so'hs@ iooo a.
IS6 r. q Sheehy-.--.---- ----'-'-''' W
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Bid. Asked

Bid. Asked
Or.Short Line subs. lO5 =.
Or.Sh0rt Lane subs
OF BOND 81 stoek ~ %
Pen. a At. LIST mtg. TIA *
PittsDurg q wesn q, ~
nirn. a Dan. uA.sDs. W VI
st. Paul. ain. ana -.
NJ IA. scrip ...... :: iiV
Texas and Dol. Imp. Bo a.,
DO. OK bond. :..... lu| la
Texas 81. Louis ist
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Am. Railway Imp. IN
ex.bds and st'K.. - B
At. A. Psc. 9 y. O. 80 no
lstIntg. .....-.... ~ y"
Al. e. Pisc. incomes - 80
10. blocks 30 Y. c..iit 4 ~
do. Cent. branch =. % w
Do, do. accuulu. a..
land grant bones. o. -,
D., a. h. aow sgk y :;
Do. 10. cid st'cx.. :. '
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Nanles

ACTUAL sALss.-- sHARRs
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
eASFRASclsco. Saturday. July Z. 1888.

+. seller 10, fbuyer 30 seller 80.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
Proposals for the Grading and I'm,
provement Of Mott Alley.

Notice is hereby given tina, sealed proposals.
viii D. received BY the Undersigned up W the
nie~thg Ui the Council VI the city of Iue Angeles
vi November l.th a v. Ss3 for the gr.d.ns aud
Enp.o' eu'ent oi Mott 4ley. la a.c.l...n,e with
,hs resolution Il tie Mayor and council q The
e'ty oi Los Ang ;es, orueiiig said Z. ..ali K aud
ianpros,
ap. rOved october ssth. 1883 Resolution Nc.
Io5.
Al proposals offered shall be accompani,a BY
check, payable to the vrd,r I The As o. u L g
ity Of Il Angeis. and eertiAsu BY a sespoIslL.s
bank, IN an amount Vi al lsas S6s.l6.
nc Council reser, ~ the il hl " reject any and
ali bids
By oider Of the coun,il Of the City Of Los An
geies at its meeting vi November 81, a. h. 1889.
n. ". ItUDtNSUN,
Clerk OF the Council OF the city VI Los Anfa,I
Los angeles, No,.n Der 9th, a. b. IsSs.
uo,7 Ct
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
N,tice OF Intention.

Notice Is hereby gisen saiat It is the intention
Of the CouDcliof tae city Los Angeles to change
ab.lsh the gnAis OF Ihtrt.y street, lr.ll
Court houss srest ~ Fiftn street loiioss;
Al thr iat ecii,n Il Lout House Il est and
Oh ,dty str tt III grade shalt De. nov t,B-
II hsa, At the nJftie st Jrner i4i aDJsc the
u.tum ~ ne; at tue aorah ,ese cDrner, l4i feet
ab We Li.e .au plane. at TIE soutn the I,
"A fses above the uS,uD plane; al We uth0tst
corner, l45 'o5s aJo tno tun y Ale: AZ a
onL 10 the csnte4 ne o. Cnaaty 5. es'. s7Jiaet
J hsuy onti. b Z 4 bDsnlafy 1 4 rs. . ieet,
tl.s ersae sh l. u 49, f-et aDJve tn 1stusu
p : ne, at tne xiiersecii5a u CRAFTY streel ard
rl-t tf~st .he gtsee Sd l. . 40 n5~ es;Ab.i b
I'd A. the no othse alI mott c lrns.s. Isz
,et absye tn7 u4tu'n p ssr, aid a. tho sou.u-
wsss ad sOn.h at CON i4t iest sOose 9
datu d Ice. 4 = p,l.t 81. 4 Q cel.ttr Il. Of
Charity .5r q, ~ ie southc ly tfsn. tat south
linz VI T.rst sroet, the gr Z sna l. be u toe
wts. elie VI Lnany z.lssS /. ], ,, rect above tne
s. lset shove ti.e datlai pi me. al tie inter-
81 Vi a Of Chaf.ty slrses aiu ) cJnu reet The
ssa.e shall be- o,i tie ts,.e u charity sire t..
/ 5.5sf ct aJcys the IN pla 'e, AID N the
.sss sue 0. a.i. s.rett gr-4s small br, low
establizhf d, II feli . ave the datum liine at
| tho ilt.r-ec.i n Vi charity street 81 ihiri
| street the grad shali b.. Iow os.s lished 1t
,lls norsh .tst c ries, Il feet abrye the d,tu "A
p me; 81 the no.tnstst corner lis ieet above toe
nztiin II .ne, NJ The sCuh5ast eofler, KS feet
sb We the d-tuul pl~he. aud the utheesL
cJlnef, izo feet above n da um llan-; at the
| int So tioi. oi CIa1ty strret a roafgh street
| the grace shsll be. on t.is ge ! do " hsr.ty
81 eet rs fat ab,se hs datum plane, and "a
| the east sif.1 q rtTet. u 10 t sl.se the
\ d..tum plan At 20 IA Ia tns osht,r tine Il
| r',zsity ssses go tset sautbc j. rioai the a
b uia4r, Il rou.th 1t . the era hAl b. q
| let above tie d um 4.e, a. polut "a t.ls
csh.ef tine OF CHAR stree., II ioes northsriy
\ ei he harth i.ou rar, u III. siret, the gra,e
hall be III leet ab.se tile datu >. an. : ti.s
in;,riocu,n Il Charity street vita tn moth
| boundary q III u street ,hs IS de rhAI b.. on
| the ives. 81 o Charity stiee ~. i, OF ab ye
| the dztsl.l plane. and he u tneast corner q
Vn, lty street AMI f,iih -iTcet he zr shsl be-,
a. niz estibilahel, $50 let zDUve The DATUM
| pl. ,e.
All pr ois in'er5 ie ar, h.rehy noiifedt ae
their - ton, II any ;hsy haze. vi h h le K
ths ou .cii sia hin T. days alter t.4e .te Of
| II d-st pfblicsL a VI ii,nou u
| By oder { the Council oi the city Of Los An
<eiss 81 its llee ing VI Suvtm3sr "a n, II. leai
| ". y. 10 Iss0S,
| tlnk q the cohne'l o. tue city =. - angel e
LIS AZ gs es Aoseuh -tth. A. ~ 1883
| nN27 81
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Orler to show oause why or ler OF Sale Of Real
Estate should nst be made.

Felipe Yorhs, the gu,rdi1n Of the person and
e tat of 1 MAJ iofba, iHe0 pc ent having
tiei hi. rei.ion herein praying for al or8er Of
sale certain a the ii estate 4 said Inc nlpe-
tent, for the urp ses he ein set rtb II IS there
for defe Og the Judge q sdi Court, that tie
mex. 81 Eii nj all Iea-Oas iatere1e az tie es-
tate oi said iicomps J. Ut, appesr o-fore the SAID
Superior our' o. Moudsy the 10 h day vi D.
eenber, 1855, at 10 o'cocK Ia the iorenoo OF aid
day, At the court 70 IN u SAID ,eI.os Ooart at
the city u Los Angeles IN tia cou ty q Los An
gelr-, 20 shos cause Why an oidsf should not be
graltsd t the said Feips iorbs To sell 50 mu. h
the real st-.eo VI thu s.std ineon etent Us sh 81
ho ne .ary
A. d th-t cory Of this or Ter be publ he'd at
leasl three suc'e sise weeks IL he Les ANGELES
DAILY Il BALD, a n Rsp4per pr.nted and pub
u he1 In said city and cooniy of Los Aug,ies.
Y. u. uDw ARD,
JUICE OF tne superior Court.
Dated Nov. 9Th 49, H3viI I'd
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Ia the matter Of the estate and guardianship
1 Henry ID Nor. an, minor.
Order 10 show cause why Order Il SaLs Of RIA
Estate should not b. made.

James c. Horgan, tn guardian Of the person
and es ate II nsBry d Morgan, min e. having
nled his petition herein, raying for or er u
sde d certain cf the real estate II said minor,
fJr he p-r oses therein stt forth 1t T. therefore
or Tered BY the Jud, of said . ourt that the neat
oil Kin and all PERSONS in efeste In The estate Of
said minor, app ar before the sal Su peri Court
on Monday, the l0ta day OF timber, 1855. at
10 O'clock In the forenoon OF ssid day, atthe oOurt
room OF said Superior court, at tho eity u LIS
A.geiss, Ia the county Of los Angeles, to sh W
Gu e shy an ore. shluid not De granted to t. 8
SAT- GIT riisn TO sell tnu the feli estate u
thes / | mi or AS sh III be neesssry.
Apd that c3pY Of this erdef be lublished at
.'ast hre, susesssive aeeks IN tue Los AEs1LRs
DAILY HE1AL1, nsNsptper prlnteI AID p43
h-hSd in sill city and e-n1ty II l. Angeles.
v. T.. n w4hD.
Judge Of the superior Court
Dated Nov. 9Th. 1885, nos IT'D
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ily when he heard the tragic end
NJ bis successor TO Tho fav r. Of
his ex-tcDder half He obtained
his liberty. and confessed he h.d
rheeriully feigned lunacy because
he was aflaid he would really be-
come so If he did lot geiiid ofh's
wife. The greater inpatic of the
Two was not he who passe | for the
madmap.