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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09
The Earthquake in Java.

LONDON, Oct. 8.-Advices by mail from
Batavia, of Sept. 1, show that the earth
quakes which occurred in and about the
Strait of Sunda did but little damage to
property in the city of Batavia and that only
few fishermen were drowned there by the
tidal waves The advices, however, confirm
the reports sent to the Associated Press of
the extent of the disaster on the southern
coast of Sumatra and the southwest coast of
Java,
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LOUISVILLE, Oc1. 8-P. R. Crum baugh, col
lector of internal revenue for the Second
Kentucky district, arrived in the city today,
to answer before the United States Circuit
Court charge of using government envel-
opes and stamps for private correspondence.
The opinion prevails that the charges grew
out of personal enmity on the part of former
attaches of Crumbaugh's office, and that the
investigation will result in the matter being
dismissed.
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ANOTHER CATASTROPHE.

Seventy-Five Lives Lost in the Burning of
Japanese Theater.
LONDON, Oct. S.-A dispatch from Cow
Samika, Japan. says that while a perform
ance was going on at theater at that place
fire broke out and spread with such rapidity
that seventy-five persons lost their lives in
the flames and 100 Others were injured more
or less seriously by being knocked down and
trampled upon in the panic that ensued.
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France Breaks Faith with Switzerland.

GENEVA, Oct. S-Two Swiss officers who
were sent to SaEer Savoy, to ascertain
whether the report was true that the French
are erecting Notifications there, report that
several military works have been constructed
IN the neutralized portion of that territory
The government of Switzerland will, there
fore, make an energetic protest against this
breach of treaty engagements.
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Defsui.ing Manager Arrested.

LONDON, Oct. 8.-George Warden, default
ing manager and secretary of the London and
River Platte Bank. was arrested at his sisters
house in this city. He had just returned
from the continent
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Deliberatinp Over a reIeeram.

MADRID, Oct. 8.-The Ministerial Council
deliberated four hours upon the contents of
a telegram from Due de Fernan-Nunez, the
Spanish ambassador to France, relative to
the insults given King Alfonso in Paris. The
Iberia says the government desires satisfac-
ton from France without, however. making
any impossible demands for redress,
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The Berlin government prohibits the i'm
portation of swine from Russia into Ger
many.
The Gaulos gives currency to a report
that Russia is about to contract loan of a
hundred million roubles.
1t is expected that General Saussier, COM
mandant of the Rinteenth army corps, will
succeed General Thibaudin as Minister of
War of France
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A Wisconsin village Burned.

CHICAGO, Oct. 8-The Inter Oceans Three
Rivers, Wis, special says; The business
portion of the village of Mishicotte, eight
miles northwest of this city, was almost en-
tirely burned yesterday. Fourteen build
ings were destroyed. Loss, $4,000; insur-
onca &c 0OO
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Retreat of the BLACK Flacs.

PARIS, Oct. S.-Admiral Peyron, Minister
of Marine. has received telegram from Ton
quin stating that the Black Flags have re-
treated from Nandnh and Sontay to Loo
Kaion, on the frontier of China, and that the
Annamite ENJOYS have arrived at Haiphong,
and will star. for Hanoi, the French head
quarters forthwith
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PARIS, Oct. S.-General Leval, command
ing division of the Seye nteenth army corps,
has declined the Office of Minister of War.
General Sanquir has not yet replied to the
letter addressed him by Prime Minister
Ferry on the subject OF accounting the post.
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The Proposed Attack on Bacuinh.

PARIS, Oct. S.-The Telegraphe questions
the wisdom of attacking Bacninh, as the
delta is inundated. 1t also regards the step
as involving the gravest consequences, mas
much as it will bring the French forces in
direct contact with the Chinese regulars If
Bacninh is attacked the Telegraphe adds it
will signify that France will not accept the
only basis of settlement on which China is
willing to treat
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railroad laborers camped last night
near Nettleton, Arkansas, on the
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf road.
About o'clock dead tree fell upon tent
containing seven men. Three-P. H. Fuller,
E. Gould and 2. B. Botts-were killed, and
boy had an arm broken.
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Farmers In Jo Daviess county report that
corn from Kansas and Nebraska seed failed to
mature before the frosts
j. III. Shumway has been arrested at Aurora,
charged with swindlinR a North Adams, Mas,
Masonic lodge ont OF $500.
Philip Antweier a well-knoYn citizen OF Ell.
ington. who kept the Cedar Creek Tavern, near
quincy, returning home on Saturday night some
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAR DePARTMEyr.
W Az DEPARTMENI. ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
n

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. ,
wAsHINGrON, Oct. 8. A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley-Fair
weather, sOutherly, shifting TO westerly winds,
falling, followed by rising barometer, stationary
or rising temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region Generally fair
weather, south westerly winds, falling barometer
followed in western portions by slight rise,
stationary or falling temperature.
For the Upper Lake Region Generally clear
ing weather, winds shifting to westerly, rising
barometer in western portion, falling, followed
by rising barometer in eastern portion, station
AIRY or falling temperature.
(lDsarVauanA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09

Complete List of Pensioners of the
Eighth Congressional District.
Name of Each Pensioner. the Cause for
Which PensiOned, and the Amount AL
lowed Per Month in Each Case.

Below is a complete list of pensioners In tho
Eighth congressional district, comprising the
counties of Clay, Fountain, Montgomery, Parke,
Vermilion, Vigo and Warren. This list was made
mp from the books of the pension Office, as they
stood on the LIST of January, 1888. is published
by order of the United States Senate and is
offcial
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Northcote's Utterances.

BELFAST Oct S.--Sir Stafford Northcote.
replying to an address at st, Rabane, said:
1--WE are on the eve of a great battle for the
maintenance of the union. The tendency of
the present government is towards separa-
ton. The loyalists must unite in preventing
what would destroy the countrys interests"
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Steamship News.

GLASGOW Oct s-Arryed: State of Flor
ida, from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct s.-Arriyed: City Of
Chester from New York.
New York, Oct. 8-ArriVed: Anchoria,
from Glasgow; Hammonia, from Hamburg
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09

Is Removed by the Use Of Cocoaine,
and it stimulates and promotes the growth oil
the hair.
BURNErrs FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are the best
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Strange Cause Of Death.

Special TO the Indianapols JoIrhaL
ELKHART Oct. 6.-Miss Catharine Bangor,
aged nineteen, died suddenly, this morning,
from very strange cause. Three weeks ago
she took gas when having teeth extracted,
and her physicians say that this was the i'm
mediate cause
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A Surprise to Wiley Smith.

The employees OF the Central Telephone Com
pany, last evening. presented Wiley Smith,
their chief, with very handsome mahogany
bookcase, desk and office chair, the three pieces
being of the very finest make. COM
mittee, consisting of "Uncle Billy"
Reynolds, of this city; j. A. Anderson, OF
Marion, and Major Wainwright, of Noblesville,
made the presentation addresses. A collation.
was served later, aud enjoyable time was
had. Z. I. Gilliland g. Co. also presented Mr..
Smith with handsome telephone for use at his
residence.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09

The New York customs Off GERS seized a pack
age containing 1872 diamonds, 200 Eapphlres and
eighty-five rupies sent through the mail from
France to a firm in New York. Tne firm denies
intention to evade duty.
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Army Officers Call on King Alfonso

MADRID, Oct S,-The Corresp ondencia re-
peats that Spain is not satisfied with the ac
ton of the French government in regard to
Alfonsos treatment in Paris and insists
upon the official publication of the Kings
reply to President Grevy's apology. A
deputation from the Army and Navy Club
visited the King to-day and gave renewed as
surance of their loyalty and attachment.
The King replied that seeing himself sur
rounded by his officers, he forgot for mo-
ment the acts of the few who recently failed
in their duty. He added: "When necessary,
1 feel sure the army will fulfill it's duty and
be the safeguard of the nation. l am pre-
pared to sacrifice my life for the integrity
and liberty of the country, and the honor of
my army"
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%
In fifth Chestnut Star aud Billy Scott
paced a dead heat for third place.
In the hurdle handicap, mile and a quar-
ter, five hurdles, Belboy (fayorte) was first,
Carter II. Harrison second, Katie Creel
third Time 2:042.
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The Market Prices of Decorations.

UaDIb Special.
For the benefit of people who sigh for rib
bons and stars the following prce-list of for
eign decorations has just been published by
official authority: Cross of the Republic of
San Marine, $500; Order of Isabella, of Spain,
5000; Order of Charles III, of Spain, 5000;
Cross of tine Commander of the Order of
Christ. of Portugal, 5000; Order of the Lion
dieh $500; Order of Bolivar. of Venezuela,
5000; Order of the Duchy of Sake Coburg-
Gotha 5000
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LAFAYETTE, Oct S-The firm of Warricl
& Forer, dry goods, assigned to-day. Liza
bilities $4,000; assets $4,000.
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.cinl to the INDIANAPOLIS, Journal.

special 10 Lne
DANyILLE. Oct. S.-During the German
demonstration here to-day, about noon, the
i,ostoffice was robbed of stamps worth $780,
in denominations from one to ten cents
Some of the clerks were at dinner, and the
thieves entered through a window and
took the stamps from the safe.
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Glass 220. pacing, unfinished. was an in
teresting contest between Chestnut Star and
Daisy D., in the first two heats. In the
third Chestnut Star broke badly at the start,
and was merely driven to save distance. In
the fourth he quit badly. Summary, as far
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CURRENT FOREIGN NEWS.
France to Precipitate Settlement of
the Tonquin Question

Henry M Stanley Describes His Last Trip
Under the Equator-A Dense and Enter
Prising Population.
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The Elan fax mills, at New York city, owned
by A. II. Hart u Co. caught fire shortly after
the hands left the building, and $4,000 dam
age dona. insured.
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QuINoY, Oct. S.-An Usage Indian doctor
named Joseph Rogers shot and killed his
wife, white woman, here to-day, and then
committed suicide Jealousy was the cause.
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For Relieving Throat Troubles and Coughs
Browns Bronchial Troches" havea worldwide
reputation. Sold only in boxes, Price, Is cents.
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SPORTING MATTERS.

Opening Day OF the Chicago Driving Park,
Fall Meeting.
CHICAGO. Oct. 8.-This was the first day of
the Chicago Driving Park fall trotting and
running meeting. The weather was bright
and warm. and the track hard and unelastic
Three-minute class, summary:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-06

It Is evident from the remarks Of AT
English Justice who was recently called
upon to sentence a man for bigamy, and
whose first wife ran off with hawker,
that divorce is much more expensive
business in England than it is in Amer
lea. Said he to the culprit: 81 will tell
you what you ought to have done, aud
Ii you Say you dill not know, | will tell
you that the law conclusively presumes
that you did. You ought to have in.
structed your attorney to bring an ac-
ton against the hawker for criminal
conversation with your wife. That
would have cost you about fl00.
When you had recovered substan-
tial damages against the hawker, you
would have instructed your proctor to
i sue in the ecclesiastical courts for q
Nivorce mensa ct thoro. That would
have cost you f200 or f300 more
Whera YOU had obtained divorce q
mensa Rt thoro, you would have to APP.
pear by counsel before the House of
Lords for aelivorce piaeulo matrimoai
The bill might have been opposed IN all
its stages in both houses of Parliament;
and altogether yoN would have to spend
about 81 900 or fl 800 You will prob
ably tell me that yo1\ never had 1000
farthings OF your own ih\ the world; brt,
prisoner, that makes no difference. Sit.
ting here as British JudsS, it is my
duty to tell you that this is n6t a coun-
try in which there is one law Nor .he
rich and another for the poor. "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-06
Notice Of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that 1t Is the intention
Of the Council Of the city OF Los Angeles to estab
fish the grade OF Polyxena street, as follows
AT the place Of beginning OF Polyxena street
on tho north boundary of Fourth street. the
grade on the west line OF Polyyena street shall
be 90 feet above the Datum Plane; and on the
east line Of said street the gr de shall be 35.72
feet above the Datum Plane; at q point 40 feet
northeily along the center line Of Polyxena
street, from the north boundary Of Fourth street,
the grad on the west boundary Of said street
shall be AZ. 80 feet above the Datum Plane; at a
point $50 feet northerly along center line Of
Polyxena street, from north boun AIRY OF Fourth
-treet the rade on the west boundary Of said
street shall he rs a. feet, and on the east boun.
Diary 70 " feet above the Datum Plane; at a
point 400 feet northerly along the centor line Of
Poiyxena street, the grade on the west boundary
OF the street shall be 1880 ,eet and on the ca st
boundary 7s.1l feet above the Datum Plane; at
a point on Third Street, where the line Of curb
In on the south line OF Third street would inter
sect the center line Of PolyAena street, the grade
shall be SO 10 feet above the Datum Plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified to
file their objections, II any they have, with the
Clerk OF the Council within ten days Of the date
OF the first publication of this notice.
BY order Of the Council Of the city OF Los An
geles at Its session OF June I'd, A. d. 1888.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council OF the city Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, June 4th, 1883 jn6-l0t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-06
Proposals for Pipe Line.

Netice Is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received by the undersigned up to the
meeting Of the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles
Of June 9th, A D., 1888, for the furnishing, and
laying, $50 feet more or less, Of s0.inch pipe ex-
tending from the west line Of Charity street,
where the center of the arroyo crosses the same,
through the brick culvert crossing sixth street,
and to the east line Of Charity street, where the
center line OF the arroyo finally leaves said
Charity street, and in accordance with plans and
specifications In the office Of the City surveyor
A certified check for $50 must accompany each
bid as surety that the bidder will enter into a
cantract in conformity with his bid II the same
is accepted by the Council.
The Council reserve the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the Council Of the city OF Los An
geles at Its meeting Of June I'd. A. D., 1888.
w. W. ROBINSON,
Cfork Of the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles
Los Angeles June 4, A. D., 1888. j55t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-06
Adjudication of Insolvency.
SEC. G. ACT OF APRIL 10, 1890.
In the Superior Court Of the County of
Los Angeles, State of California.
Ia the Matter OF George D. Gannoway, an Insolv-
ent Debtor

Ia the Matter Of George D. Gannoway, an Insolv-
snt Debtor
George D. Gannoway having flled In this Court
his petition, schedule and inventory in ina jlveh.
cy, from which it appears that he Is an insolya I
debtor, the said George d. Gannoway Is hereby
declared to be insolvent. The Sheriff Of tn
county Of Los Angeles Is hereby directed to take
posse sion Of all the st'te. real and personal,
The SAID Ceolgs D. Gnnnowuy, insolvent debt r.
except -uch may he by ~ eseinps frm exc
GU ion, aiid Of all his ueeds, voucher booss u
,ccount. and papers, an to keep the sam, safe,
until the appointment. Of al assignee VI his Q .
tate. all ps's,ns are Tor den to pa, ni,
lsbts to t. . sai inso.Wnt or H. deliver any
property belonging to such ms ,lvent. to him, ..
W any person. hrin, eorparation or associa, ioi
or his use; and the stld ebtor is hereby forbid
len to transf or e IL err any proper y, uhtu tn
further order VI tn Court, EXCEPT as herein or.
jered.
1t is further ordered. that all the creditors (
aid debtor be anu app ar before the HonorAbi,
Yolney b. Howard, Judge Of the Superior ur,
II the county OF Los A ges-, in u Ell Court, ~
The I, urt-r ON OF said Iouit, in the county OF
Los ANGELS, oil the 18th day Ut Juno, 1855, at
clock A. M, OF that day, to pryve Their debt
md choose one VI more ass gnee, Of the estste o
said deb or.
1t is III thor ordered, that the order be pub.
H>hed In the Los Angeles Daily HERALD, a news
papr Of general circulation, published la the
county oil Los Angeles, us often as the said par G
is published before The SAID day SGT for the meet
Ing OF creditors
And IL Is further ordered, that, in the mean.
time, all proceedings against the ssid insJlvent
be stayed
We. HOWARD,
Dated May llth, 1888. ml6td
Jno. q Morgan, Theodore Lynnl, Attorneys
for lGsolvent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-06

Action brought In the Superior Court Of the
State OF Caltoruia. In anu tor the County of La
aug sles, ana the complaint heu Ia satu County
Ion angeles. In the ouice OF tho Cork OF salt
superior tourt.
he People OF the State Of California send Greet.
iny to-
trinidad Navarro. Dolores Navarro de Car.
fion, jose NAVARRO Juan Au3u-tns Navarro.
10 5errano Juan Antonio serranv, koss ser
falo do Bailsslefos. Ascencion SerrsnJ ue al
si.sueli, Arcadia 5. do Fadeniile, Susaia Dornit-
u.E fsrniina d de hed.'na, fginiJ siivas J.s,
j.eu ente urrillo, Guillsimo Navarro. frsncisc.
fernandez. john Loo Aid Richard hoe. Defend
MS. 4
You are herahy required 70 arneag In an 40
ton brought against you by the above namsa
Laiiitif, ib The gu, eriYr Court Ut the state o.
J,hf5rnia, In and Tor the County OF Los Ange.es,
tv answer The complaint fiiou therein, sItill
oil DAYS exclusive Ut the day u serviceJ, aiteI
the service oil you u this sumnolis--if served
,ithin this county or, II served elsewhere. with
n thirty dais--or judgment ty default will be
-aeeh against Jtu according to the prayer o.
said Complaint.
rhc saiu action Is brought TO obtain judgment
u etiiig thu tile VI plaintiff III TO that reai
property. situated III the northeast cor er o
lam aud Requena streets, removing the clou
rom plaintitf title thereto and declaring PLAIN
ms title thereto good and valid, ueciaring tn.
| pretended claim Of deiendahts thereto invalo
| md worthless anu that they have 10 estate, nt
| interest theren, aebarriDg defendants from Az
ting any claim in or to said premises, requir
| ing defendants to set forth the nature Of tneii
claims thereto, determining all adverse claims u
| defendants thereto and requiring uefe-dants t.
| make reconve, ance Of said premises to plain
id and Tor general relief and for costs OF suit
reference is had 10 complaint for particulars
And you are hereby notified that II you fail II
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
le4uired, the said plaintiff viii apply to tn,
Court tor the relief demanded in the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Su
penor Court Of the State Of California, In and fo
the Comfy Of Los Angeles. this 24th day Of March
In the year Of our Lord, ono thousand egh
hundrod and eighty three
| lseal OF the Superior Court-l
| Endorsed. A. W. POTTS, Clerk.
| BY A. hIMpAU, Deputy.
H. F. Del Valie W. u. Stephenson,
| Attorbevs for Plaintiff. mS1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-06

Mr.. w. II. Baldwin, OF biarysyiiie.
has recently refused $4,000 tor tn.
o year.old horse Alta, wnion was rsiset.
aud lItsly sold to that gentleman by Mr.;
4. w. Ewing, OF this place, Tor u SNAIL
sum.
There il great movement OF cattle
from Mex 90 into Texas. During March
aud Aprl the oust,in-house ut Laredo
passed over 800, 900 wJrtn Ut cattle ano
horses, aud thu figures for May promise
~ lie larger still.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has 40, 900
freight oars; the New York Cop.rai,
80. QUO. the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern. 10000; Erie, 2S,0OOj the Del.
aware, Lackawanna and Western, IL, 600,
and the Michigan Central 10000.
It Is stated that Mr.. Kimber has boon
instructed to take legal proceedings with
Z view TO reopen the Tichborno case i'm
mediately on the arrival in England OF
the party low conveying from Australia
the lunatic Cresswell, vino is alleged to
be Arthur Orion.
1t is estimated that the surplus Of the
Postoffice Department for the year end.
Ing June 30th will be SO, 600, 900, almost
double that Of the last fiscal year. 1t Is
expected that the experiment OF two.
cent postage will not create deficit even
during the tirst year OF its adoption.
The fact that only three Of the 1865
couples whom the Rev. DIR. Miner, OF
Boston, has married have been parted by
divorce. leads him 10 think that 1.-THE
state of mind which brings people to a
Universalist clergyman for union is that
which will enable them to live happily
together. -
A man who weighs $50 pounds ON the
earth, il transported to Jupiter, would
shake the ground with ponderous tread
Of 40, 900 pounds, or 22A tons. A hickory
nut, falling from a bouyh. would crash
through HIM like minnie ball. Water
would weigh fifteen times MS much as
quicksilver. A moderate wave would
SILVER to atoms the strongest iron-clad.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-06
LEGAL.
Certificate Of copartnership.

We, tho undersigned do hereby certify and de-
clare thht we have formed co-partnership for
tho purpose Of buying, selling and dealing in
goods. wares and merchandise under the firm
name and style OF Polaski Brothers, in the city
Of Los Angeles, state Of California. That the
names In full Of all the members OF such partner
ship are as follows, to-wit: Isidor Polasd,
samuel polasIi and Never L. Polasli, all Of
whom reside In said city OF Los Angeles.
In witness whereof we have hcrcunto set our
hands and seals, this 22d day Of May, 1888.
SAMUEL POLASk1. Isl
IS1DOR POLAsKI. IL. s.
MYERL P0LAsKI. IL. 81