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drawals and changes Of securities SO held as
the calls mature.
In Sentember, 1888, the first call for the
per cents. issued under the act Of July. 1852,
of which tho banks had S209,0J0,O00 on de-
pnsit at the close Of thu yoar. was made, and.
as further calls follow, tho banks holding
them will be required TO retire tho circula-
ton issued thereon or substitute bonds of
other loans. all of which arc at q high
premium. This may result in q substantial
reduction of bank circulation
During the past sixteen months the asso-
oiated banks presented for paymontthrough
tho New York clearing house 1922, ,20S, ,403 In
drafts and checks on tho assistant treasurer,
and paid him in cash for balances in his
favor, S2403,03s, making an aggregate of
transactions OF $d2l,dl2,3 ,36l, or an averhge of
S26,53S,209 por month. The assistant treas
urcr received payment of checks upon tho
banks amounting to $lT0,000,37l, leaving
balances against him aggregating 525i,Bl1,-
957, in settlement of which he paid in gold
and gold certificates, S23l ,2l5,000; in UHitcd
States notes, S3,936,Ds7 in deposits for silver
certificates payable by other Offices $1i,7l1.-
0O0 and in sundry credits, si,0S0000.
Bonds held by the treasurer's office for
! account of the Pacific railway sinking funds:
For the Union Pacific $3.50, 100 aud for the
Central Pacific Railway company, Sl,370s0O
The deposits made by national banks for
tho retirement Of their circulation from July
IL, 1882, to June 80 last, amounted to $2l,-
4l5,0D3. OF these deposits $l5,5i6,0pS were
made for tho reduction of circulation and
$5,S60,S S95 for the retirement in full of the
circulation of national banks in voluntary
| liquidation. OF tho first mentioned amount
S9,i11,93S was lawful money, and SO, 1871, 1850
proceeds of called bonds
The largest amount of lawful money de-
posted in any month on the accounts was
| Sl,i55,O00. Tho treasurer recommends an
appropriation TO continue the distribution of
fractional silver and minor coin, the appro-
priation made for that purpose by the act of
March, 1883 having been exhausted about
the first of October, He also recommends the
redemption and retirement by reooinage into
5-cent nickels of the 3-cent piece of the minor
coinage.
In concluding his report, Treasurer Wyman
refers to the count of moneys and securities
made when Mr.. Gilfillan retired from office,
and says: "The count was thorough and ac-
curate, the result showing difference be-
tween tho amount actually on hand and the
amount required TO balance the accounts of a
few cents only, which result may be accepted
by the late treasurer and his assistants in tho
office as high commendaton of the manage
| ment,"
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dat dey might see her an not kill my chile"
Mr.. Spoer then said that there are other
cases to he tried, but did not think it proper
TO give any statement to the press MS to the
guilt or innocence of the parties. The facts
I have given you," he said, "are those which
have been found true by the action OF the
grand jury and the verdict"
The reporter learned from another source
that among the cases yet to bo tried are those
of the members of the same gang who are
still at large. One of the complainants is n
colorcd woman, named Matilda David, who
was given 2T5 lashcs Oh her naked back. 1t
is the opinion of prominent officials here
that unless these gangs of kuklux
over the south are broken up, there can bo
no such thing as fair elections there. Tho
prisoners have motonod for new trial,
which will be argued upon Mr.. Speers return
TO Atlanta. They are confined in Fulton
county Jail Since their incarceration they
have several times attacked colored prisoners
One of them attacked colored man with o
broken bottle and cut him very seriously.
National Republican., 1883-11-14
The New Chorus Society.


Having been urged by the projectors Of a
new chorus society to permit the use of my
name for election as director, it becomes my
duty to state, in justice to those of my friends
who kindly gave me their support for that
preferment, and who expected to participate
on my behalf in tho organization of the
society, that have been notified in writing
by a committee OH election that mo
further ballot for the dictatorship will
be permitted and only the original
members Of tho society will be privi-
legged to participate in its permanent orEani-
2ation, to be effected tomorrow Wednesday,
evening tho fourteenth instant" Since this
notification seems to have been puIposely de-
layed until the last momcnt, and as tick
cts of admission have been issued
only to those "original members" it is
clear that the presence of my friends
is neither expected nor desired. ThosC
friends who received my invitation to be
present and participate in the organization Of
the society (Which invitation was authorized
by member of said committee on election
assuming to speak in its behalD will under
stand by this card that admission and par
tlcipaton are denied them.
Nov. 10, 1883. Il. S. KIMBALL.
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- THREE FUNERALS.
Impressive Obsequies Over Prominent
Odd Fellow-Other Services.

Impressive Obsequies Over Prominent
Odd F'ellow-Other Services.
Tho funeral of Past Grand Master Byron A..
Kidder took place from the residence OF
Thomas Green, esq, No. 2120 l street north
west, at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The services were conducted by
Rev. David Swift and Mr.. Ashley.
Tho pallbearers were Messrs. Frederick w.
Bran denburg, William Wamsley, James
Watts, John Hines, Thomas w. Fowler, and
c. t. Caldwell. Friendship lodge, l. o. o. F.,
Grand Encampment of Patriarchs, Uniformed
Battalion, Columbia Encampmont, he AIDED by
Weber's band, acted as escort. The inter
ment was mado at Glenwood cemetery.
Tho funeral service was held over the re-
mains of Miss Eliza Rice at her late residence
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. DR..
Leonard conducted the services The floral
offerings were numerous and beautiful. The
remains were sent to Portsmouth, N. H., on
the l o'clock train, via the Baltimore and
Potomac railway, where the interment will
take place to-day.
The funeral of Mrs. Matilda Lloyd tool;
place from the Tabernacle on b and Ninth
streets southwest yesterday afternoon at 9
o'clock. Rev. DR.. Hicks oliciated, The re-
mains were inferred at Oak Hill
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PaIntlngs at Auction.

The following is list of sales made and
prices obtained ut Walter b, Williams & Co.'S
art gallery, Of tho Gale collection Of paint
ings, last evening: View on the Loudro, $l4;
Elizabeth, from opera "Tannhauser." S25;
winter in the Tyrol, $40; the model, SIG; the
Wcekcs, London, Sl3O; noar Anver, SIS; Swiss
lake scene $50; tho menagerie, SiL50; still
life, $l25; New York harbor, S42,50i English
iruit, rustic baskets, &c SIPS; Punchinello,
SlIju; on the beach at Minehead, $l5; forest
scene, $l2,1O; onvrons of Naples, Sl6 10 cent
scrip, $50; view near Richmond England
$50; street scene in Genoa, $780, view near
Hampton, $35.
Tho attendance was as large, and buyers
manifested mOre interest than the previous
evening, but the prices still ruled low, IN may
be seen by reference to the above list The
sglo continues this evening at 8 o'clock
Some OF the choice paintings G-e yet to b,
sold,
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ptsson,o RELIEF A.soo,.,Ior.

The annual meeting of the Masonic Mutual
Relief association of the District of Columbia
was held at Masonic Temple last evening.
After the disposition of the usual routine
business the association proceeded to elect
seven directors to serve for three years, and
two to fill the unexpired terms caused by the
death Of the late Alex Gardner and the resig-
nation of William Mertz. The election re-
suited in the selection of Messrs. Edward II
Chamberlin, Stephen F. Gill; b. f. Fuller,
w. L. Walker, Samuel G, Mills, Frank N.
Carver, John E. Herrel, Henry o. Noyes, and
alnmrnad.
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Gle Matiulrll Republican
BUsJNFNs DIRECTORY.

me business firms appearing ~ mis column
are among the best and most reliable IN this city.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
Press ists,

The place where they "breaN tho moose
gently" is in the divorce court.
A Baltimore woman by the name of
Charity struck her husband over the
head with boot, and came near killing
him. Charity begins at home.
1--WE have struck smoother road,
haven't wel' asked passenger OF a con-
ductor on an Arkansas railway. "No," "
replied the conductor, ''we have only
run of the track. >
A guileess girl wrote to her lover
thus. Don't come to see me any more
just yet, John. for father has been hav-
ing his boots hallsoled, aud two rows of
nails around the toes
ayes" said the high-school girl 81
removed the letter surreptiiiously. {"
mo you didn't" replied her brother
Jim; "you sneaked up to the parlor
table and jabbed it in your gripsaek.'
A Chicago commercial traveller suys
that in small village in Northern Mich
igan he found a notice pinned on the
door of store which read. "Gone to
bury my wife; will be back in thirty
minutes.
"Cone, cheer up, don't let your spirits
get downl" said sympathetic friend to
an old topper who had just buried his
wife. 'I don't let EN- get down." was
the reply; las soon as the hottie is nearly
empty get it filled up
A woman who is kissed by mistake in
the dark always screams and makes
great row about it, but can wager sha is
prnvnlxod in unnt hnr ksaN a. hon fha ,,,a,,
commences TO offer excuses and says he
wouldn't have done it il he had known
whom it was.
80 your husband isa contractor. Iu
what particular line is he!" I'm the
debt line. " 'In the debt liner Eyes,
he has contracted about $4,000 worth
of debts during the last two years,
Everybody says he is very successful in
his business
"Ma," he asked, while reading the
bill of fare at tue Windsor table dhote
the other day, "Ala, what's an omelette
soufile!' IAN omelet Sue Flay," re-
peated Mrs. Suddenriohes, "0h, it's an
ordinary egg thing named in honor of
girl who was cook to one of them French
kings"
There is beer hall tower the Rhine,
70 which the French people of the city
resort. The proprietor, good natured
German, has a sign displayed, which
reads, French spoken here. "Do
you speak Freneh?' was asked of him
the otner day. "Neiu, nein,' was his
response. 'Nell. who does speak it
thep!' "oh, some of the Frenehmeu
vot comes in"
Zone who expects an offer" writes to
New York paper thus: "When
young lady receives proposition OF |
marriage which is agreeable to her,
ought she to acc,pt promptly! Or is it |
better policy to hang OIL u httle!'
Oh, yes, 10y all means don't be too
anxious. Hang off little and perhaps |
the young mn viii leave and never
look ior another girl You don't know
how mucn you may heneht him by |
changing of a little, -
Now, while the winds Of autumn
Mako every ieatlet sqidm.
The busy little chestnut
Doth catch the early worm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
Items OF Interest.

The sword Of Anthony Wayne ana an
original portrait of Hamilton were de.
stroyed ia the Pittsburgh Exposition fire.
The iourneymen tailors In New York
complain that they have to work six
teen hours a day to earn twelve dollars
"A week.
Inhabitants OF Arlington, Mass, are
paying forty cents q barrel for water.
Ia Kentucky whole pond Of water can
be bought for two bits.
Four years ago an indianapolis man
lost dog, and he il still running
three.line advertisement Offering 81 re-
ward. But the paper prints small "ads'
free.
The Methodist Church in Canada has
stricken the word 'obey" from the mar
riage service. believing that the woman
should not promise to be or do any more
than the man.
Prominent citizens OF st. Louis have
organized law and order league, under
the Presidency of Gerard B. Allen, and
raised an emergency fund OF $1,000 with
which to fight the gambling ring.
There Is considerable rivalry between
Minneapolis and st. Paul. An editor
of the former place says that the latter
city has sunk to that condition OF de-
moralization now that its people have to
run over to Minneapolis to get THEN
hair cut and their teeth filled, aud buy
their cordwood and potatoes and leave
orders for the milkman TO call. Minnie
apolis, he says, is thinking oil buying 81
Paul, roofing 1t and converting II into
roller skating rink.
The late Judge Black had powerful
ear for music. His daughter Becky
used TO play something that pleased him
1t was "Luey Neal" IL became hii
favorite. Wherever Becky would b'
playing for visitors the Judge wonl'
say: "Now, Becky, give us my favorite
Lucy Neal, ;" and Becky, slyly winkinl
at the guests, would play "0ld Dar
Tucker" or "Old Hundred As sh
concluded the Judge would tip back il
his chair and exelaim: "Thats my ia
vortel' and couldn't understand wha
the people were laughing at.
The ''oil spot in the Gulf of Mexico
about which there has been so much tall
as a place that Is unruflled when al
about is storm, is, Lient. Stamm OF th
revenue cutter Andrew johnson, says
about ten miles south OF Sabine Pass
and extends about two miles along th
shore aud seaward quarters OF
mile. 1t is not noticeable in cali
weather, but in gale it takes a reddis
hue, and is thick aud muddy. Tn
Lieutenant has pushed "a pole thirty fec
in length down into the soft stratum
The mud is soapy, and has remarkabl
cleaning qualities. Ii there is oil, th
Lieutenant says, it comes from the bo
tom, as none of the mud of the Sabtl
+, river has any OF the properties OF thf
from the col spot. :"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
Notice To Creditors.
In the matter OF the estate Of nudeoindo
lnriutta dacpasetl

In the matter OF the estate Of I,udeondo Luis
Enrique, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned d.
ministratrix Of the estate Of Rudetndo Luis En-
rque, deceased, to che creditors OF said estate,
aud to all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit and present such claims
with the necessary vouchers, TO the said admin
istratrix, at the office OF j. Brossseau, No. 5B
Baker Block, Los Angeles, Cal, within four
months at'er the first publication Of this notice
LUZ G. ENRlQUE,
Adninistratrix Of the estate Of Enrique, de
cease
Datas Los Angeles. CAL, sept. 18th. 1889.
selD I'm
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Notice TO Creditors.

In the matter Of the estate OF Jean Nicolas de.
ceased
Notice Is hereby given BY the undersigned,
Elodie Pro,encal, oxecutiiX Of the last will OF
Jean Nicolas, deceased, TO the creditors of said
estate, aud to all persons having any claims
against said deceased, to exhibit ami present such
claims with the necessary vouchers, to said ex-
ecutrX, ut the office OF j. Brousseau, No. 80
Biker Block, Los Angeles, Cal. within four
months after the first publication Of this notice.
ELODIE PROVINCIAL.
ENecutrix OF tho last will OF Jeen Nicolas. de-
ceased.
Dated Los Angeles. Cal. Sept. 18th, lsst
ae1p I'm
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Notice to creditors,
EstaLe d Joss pIeso srpnleeln. drrnIsr

'St"'V " 'uss pleso otpnNelat deeodsui
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned a
mui7tNtOro OF the estate Of Jose Diego sepul, eda
deceased 10 the creditors Of, and all persona hay.
ing claims against the said deCoased, 10 exhibit
them with the necessary hurs, within ten
months alter the Hrsj publication of this notice.
to the "a d administrator at No. " Temple Block
in the city o Los Angeles, the samo being the
place for tho Transaction Of the business OF aid
estate in the county Of Los Angeles
AUkEilO W. SEpULNFDA,
Administrator OF the estate OF Jose Diego Scpul,
yeda, deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles County, oltobs- % 1859
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Notice of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that IL Is the intention
Of the Council Of the city OF Los Angeles TO change
and establish the grade OF olive street. between
Tomple and Court House Streets as follows;
Ali persons Interested are hereby notified to
dle their objections II any they have, with the
Clerk of the Council withln ten days after the date
OF the first publication of this notice.
By order OF the Council Of the City Of Los An
gelcs at its meeting Of October 9Th, A. d. 1883.
W. W. ROBINSON,
CLERK of the Council OF the city o. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles October Sth A. d 1888. oct9-l lot
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Administrators Sale of Real Es-
tate.
In the Superior Court OF the State Of
California. in and for the County
Of Los Angeles.
Hotics Of Administrators Sale OF Real Estate at
private sals.

Sotice Of Administrative Sale of Real Estate at
priyate sals.
In 70 the estate OF jean Barron, deceased.
Notice ia hereby given that in pursuance OF an
order Of the Superior Court OF the state OF Call
fornia, In and ior he county OF Los Angeles, duly
made and entered on he 22d day of October,
1885, In the matter OF the estate Of Jean Barron,
deceased, the undersigned, administrator Of said
estate, will sell at private sale, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash in lawful mniey of tie
United states Of Ameficl, and subject t0 con
irmaton by said SupeiiDr Court, on or sflsr
Thursday, the e ghth day Of November, A. u.
1888 all the right, title, interest and estate OF the
said Jean Barron. deceasei, at the time OF his
death, and all the right, tit and interest that
the estate Of said deceased has by operation Of
law, or otherwise acquired, other than OF in adj
dition to the interest o. the ssd in estate At the
,rac,s .as =, g. s aseI 1s r and tos those er,s
in the eouaty Of Los Angeles. State OF California,
and particularly described as follows, to-wit:
The north half Of the northwes sc quarter, south.
east quarter OF the northwest quarter, and the
southa est quarter OF the northeast quarter Of
section twelve in Township five north oi Range
seventeen west, Of San Bernardino meridian, in
California, containing one hundred and sixty
acres, reference being had to patent OF the United
States, recorded September goth, 1889. in Book 8
OF Patents, page No. County Records OF the couu-
ty Of Los Angeles.
Terms and conditions OF sale-C Cash In lawful
money OF tho United states; ten per cent on ac.
ecptance OF bid, balance on eanfiqaiion of sale
by the Superior Court
Deed at the expense OF purchaser.
All bids or offers must be In writing, and left
AZ the office OF A. J. King, No. 10 Temple block.
Main and Spring streets, Los Angeles city, or
fled with the clerk Of the Superior Court, al hi.
office, in the city Of Los Angeles, county oi Los
Angeles, state OF California.
Said land will be sold In one parcel
GRAYIENr BARON,
Administrator of the estate OF Jean Barron, de-
ceased.
October 23d, 1888.
A. J. KING, Attorney for Estate o2joaS 2w
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter Of the estate Of Frank W. Nabor,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby givon By the Undersigned ex-
ecut TX OF the last Nill and testap,egt of Frank
W. Major, deceased, to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication OF
this notice, to the said executrx nj the Office of
y. N. Adams, attorney at law No. II Temple
Block. in the city of Los Angeles, In the county
OF Los Angeles California.
MARGARET A. MAJOR,
Egecltrig OF the last will and testament OF
Frank ". Nahor, deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles, october 18th. 1883.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of William D. Martin. deceased.

Estate Of William D. Martin, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrative Of the estate Of WI iliam ID. Martin,
docsased, TO the creitors Of, and all persons hay
ing claims against the said decreased, to exhibit
them, with the he essary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this notice
to the said administrative at the offices OF Messrs
Bunson, Wells 4 Lee, rooms ll.l7, Baker Block
city Of Los Angeleg, the same being the
place for the transaction OF TIE business OF
the siil estate in the county OF Los Angeles, state
OF California.
RUTH II. MARTIN,
Admlnisiratrix of the estate Of William u. Mar
tin deceased
Dated at Los Angeles, 18th October, 1883.
A A.
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E.tato q Anna paller.on. deg....a..

Notice is hereby given by the undlf si-lo3,L
Hanh1n. exc utor Of the estate Of aiul palts-.
sou. doeet'ed to the creditors Of ami at iIii ou.
having claims AGAINST the said deceased % -A-
hibit thom With the necessary youehais. Mi uu
TOUR months after the first publication OF lhis no.
tice, TO the said executor. ut room II. Tsn..le
Block, in tho city OF Los Angeles. in the county
OF Los Angeles.
u q. HARMON,
Executor OF the last will and testament OF Anne
Patterson, deoeased.
DATED at los Angeles, September 18th, ls,9,
OCt7 4w
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srArr OF cA1IrnnNIA

STATE OF CALiFURkiA, g.
CIR Agp ouSTY or los ANGELES.
On tho seyei1, anth day Of October. one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-three, personally ap-
peared before me, A. w. Potts, Clerk In
and Tor the said county OF Los Angeles,
Henry W. stoll aud Philip c. Stoll, whose names
are subscribed to the foregoing Instrument as
the PARTIES thereto, personally known 10 me t. be
the same persons described in, and who executed
the said annexed instrument, as p,rtits u eretc,
and the said Henry W. Stoll and Philip q.
Stoll, duly acknowledged TO me that they
executed the same freely and voluntarily, and
~ 80 - n,ises therein mentioned.
hand, and affixed my official seal, the day and
year in this certificate first above written.
sEAbl A. W. POTTS, Clerk.
By E. H. owen, Deputy OILS iw
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Order TO show cause why order for sale Of real
estate should not be made.

Order to show cause why order for sale OF reaI
estate should not be made.
u appearing to this Court, by the petition tiis
day presented and filed by 3 A, Yofba admin
tst ator, with the will annexed, u tho sstafe "A
Soiodtd Lngo de YoFbl, deceased praying ftr az,
or1er of sale OF real estate that ii is fe Ia
sell the whole OF the real estate TO ray The debts
outstanding q ainst the deceased and tho debts.
expenses and charges Of Administration,
IL Is therefore ordered bf this Court that al
persons interested IN the estate of said de,easrl
appear before this Court on Monday. the 1lb
day VI N9sember. 1888, et 10 o'clock A. N. a ti,5(
tr , at the court room u Non. v. u H,.ynv,i n,
the court HOUSE, iH tiiY' and county y N lIa3
Angeles, to shoS cause why MI order shoiild n,f
DO gfanted to the taid adniaistrato win ~
VIII annexed, TO ieIl so much Of Che real estafar
sal deceasoi as shall be nece sary.
And that copy of this order be pthlisbeda
least four successive weeks IN the los Axar,s
"a W iHEALp, q newspaper printed and pub-
lished In said cenntv. " - fr71
Dated October 2fth, 1858.
v. h. HOWARD. Judrs
hereby certify the foregoing bo i mi IN
and correct copy oithe original d 10 show ,ar,Se
why az order Of sale OF real estate slouid not BE-
made IN re estate OF Sololai Luyo do Yorba. de-
ceassd, on file In my office. and tnat haze cAro
iuiiy conn AIRED the zane with the or ginaI
In witness wl,ere'f, have hcruunio set m.
hani and affixed tho seal Of tho superior Co,,rg
this gath day OF October, 1881. y
lsEAL A. W. POTTS, County Clcrt
by u. f. fancy, Deputy. o2s a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Lnlg I.urho.ll, Aeceasea

Estate Of Lalg i4uchetti, deceased
Notice is hereby given By Che undersigned, ad-
mnistratriX of theestate Of Luigi Liichetti, de-
ceased, to the creditors q, and all persons hav-
ing claim, against the said deceased, 10 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within fur
months after the first publication OF this notice,
to che said administratriS, at room No. 8. Wilcox
block, Los Angeles city, in the county OF Los An
seles.
Dated at Los Angeles, October 80. 1888.
GI0VANNA LUCHETTI,
Adnluistratriy Of the estate OF Luigi Luchefti,
deceased o3U 4w