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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

AIRS. c. SALE, 5l6 PINE STREET,
NI Richmond, says: IL consider Browns Iron
Btiers good tonic. II greatly strengthened me,
and 10 the weak I earnestly recommendit
de I2.16.1s,2O,2 3.25.2 7.30Jal
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1IIss EMnY cLAYRINE. roRps

Ul ROTEL. Richmond says; al havs received
great bene6t by using Browns Iron Bistcrs tor
general debility. Its use fully restored my henlth.~
Dc 1y,lo,le,2Q,25, s5,27s3oJal
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEsT ANTHRACITE EGG. %;
S sllIi ,iSfIISf' ;S;so; SORT CEgM6s :SiSS
2S s6 d f,SE e PEE hs5 soss 9AK
lowest prices for cash, Yard-Broad, above Elba
depot or 1908 Cary street. Telephone la5.
de4 q. II. PAGE.
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Proper Preparation for Fes-
tivity
BUSY BUYERS
Csik Tripping the Streets IN Search Of
Presents.
vHEaB THEY POUND BARGAINS.
SOME STORES

ssss Tssmins wssA Pretty Henasy
Deeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

Train NO. 80 Through pase stops az an sta
tons, connecting az heysyille Tor all points X.
and NJ. railroad; at Sutheflia's with Milton and
sutheriin Narrow-Gaugc railroad for Milton: at
Greensboro Tor all points on salem Branch; a.
Salisbury for all points on Western North Caro-
lima railroad; at Atlanta for all points South and
Southwest
Train No. 80 Through passenger and nail sions
at salisbury, Gree nsbOro', Rridsyiie. al IA POni,
Thomasviie, LeNisgtOn, and Concord between
Danylle and Charlotte, aud all stations between
Richmond aud Danvillc; connecting at >uther-
Inns with Milton aud Suiherlin Narrow-t,auge
railroad for Milton. az Greens Joro for all points
on salem Branch aud North carolina division at
Chai lOlte with Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta. savannah, and
Florida points, and all points I'm the South aud
strain No. so on Richmond and Necklenhur.
railroad runs dalS except sunday.
Trains from the south arrive al Richmond at 700
A. NJ. and 4:5S =. VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20
TRAINS NORTHwARD.

sDsily. rDaIly Except sunday.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. 90 and ~ make no stops. No. q, si0ps I.
Chester. No. IS stops ut Manchester, Drewry
Bluff, Centralia, and Chester. No. AZ snd "a Stop
At Manchester, Centraiia, and Chester. No 23,
20. Q, IL. IL, and IL stop At all stations. Nos.
and 7 stop at all stations except remple's.
PULLMAN CAR-sERNiCK.
On trains Nos. 90 and As, sieepinz-cars between
WASHINGTON and Charleston. Dn Trains Nns. a.
and as, sleeping cars between Washington And
Jact sonyiile. on Traits Nos. aud -, sie,p-
ing-cars between New York and jacksonville.
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE To NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond" sin:49 A. VI. / Norfolk. .-,2:35 y. VI,
Norfoik.... 1885 4. ". Richmond lst3 T.. VI.
Norfolk. 1928 =. NJ. Richmond C:l2 y. ".
Trains as and rs make close connection "a and
from Farmyille, Lynchburg. aud southwestern
points, and way-statiOns on the Norfolk and Vests
err railroad !. X. kESLY, superintendent
T. N. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
mol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

MONEY LOANED ON REA.. Estate on IA.
yorable terms, returnsbe in monthly in,talnents.
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DICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILD
ING, LOAN, AND TRUST COMPANY,
No. 1900 MAIN STREET UNDER PLANTERS
NATIONAL BANK.

IUCIES l.. BASS, President;
JOHN j. WRIGHT, Vice-president;
WILLIAM LOYESsTEiS. Cashier.
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MRS. L. LYNCH, GIG EAST BROAD
wi STREET. Richmond. say.: "Pregious 10
the use OF browns Iron Bitters was utterly mis-
cradle. u promptly. restored my health and L
earnestly recommend IT,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

AIRS. j. W. osLEY. iis SOUTH FIRST
MI STREET. Richmond. says: " assd r,Su's
Iron Filters for general debility and weakness
with success. II also benehted my eltiid. re-,
eommens Il 20 all mothers and deitcate ehiltrea."
de l2slo,le,20,sS,2o,25,3cJal
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torrespondinely quick time TO other p)inlh
Through bills Of fading issseG At low rates.
4. A. TAYLOR,
" General Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

AUCTION nALss-T THIS ny. 80
sN''' W yrssk d. HiIi i co. and n. W. 8owe,
Rssi Estate Agents and Aucsicnecfa
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALu-
u ~ "a s skic6 yA s6eHsry.
4fH,fk sHTEsSAkxiE Mis- AS f6 Ss' RIc H
IMPROVED AND ussiHaRpaovE, REAL Es-
TIE e s5T1TESE s sElR Sfpk AND
oS EI.HTEENTh sInEET BETwEEN
MAIN AND CARY sTREErs'
The Pinel Hospital. who sues,
r.x.B Ier g committee;
The same
CO.
Brief.
n, v,r,ue of decree of Circuit Court OF tlenrico
county IN me above su,1 , a. nsi,c auction o.
the premises. In the order below mentioned, the
Following REAL EsTATF-to-wit:
1. on FRIDAY, DEcEMpEE 10, 1854,
nj 1 Q o'clock NJ, on the premises. the FARM sit.
mated in Henrico county, on the CHESAPEAKE ana
ohio railroad. thirteen miles from Richmond, AZ
Eiko station. containing ZIP ASkES, more os
less The improvements are poor. but SOIL good am
well adapted for trucking. This farm Is inme-
diaiely on the Williamsburg pike, ana, havins
depot on the piace'is very con'eh'e"' ''i '''p
ping. 100.
| at 4 o'clock p. w.. on the premises. the NALL
BRICK TENEMENrs. Nos. 23l9 and z3ls vcn-
able street near Pink street Each mouse contiins
three rooms and brick kitchen OF Two rooms, ,na
the houses occupy 80 7-l2 feet OF grouna oy 10y
I. Ell; and imnIcdatrly Afterwards a sAcANI
] on OF GROUND on west SIDE or rms betw cen
Venabe and Darlington streets, 40 rect oy 100
3-12 feet, will be divided.
A.. on MONDAY. DECEMBER %, 1854,
ara O'Clock T.. NJ. on the premises the THREE
THREE-sTORY BRICK TENEME>Ts. eos ~;
10. and Ia south Eighteenth between Main anu
Cary streets, now occupied by MeSsrs- curtis X
Parker. Zach tenement con tains SIX rooms ms
property is now under good rental LOt fronts
81 6-12x4i l'-12 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance In Three
equal insialm cnts ri SIX. twelve, and eignieen
months, notes for deferred payments u be given
taiped until the purchase-money is paid and con.
'e'A"'' o'''' JOHN o. YOUNG,
JAMES y. DUNLOP,
JAMES CASkIE.
Special Commissioners.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF rHE)
COUNTY OF HESRIco, Z
December &, 1884.
The Pinel Hospital, who sues &c..... PlAin'lffs'
+. n. Briefs committee. .Defendani'
and
The
against
+. y. Briefs committee, b. Briel, j.. and Mary
I hereby certify that the bond reauired OF spe-
cial Commissioners j. ". 70 ing, james " Dun
lop. and James Csskle. by decree OF 3oth October
Given under my hand this sth day 81 December,
1854, GEORGE W. CARTER,
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DRU9R. NJ EDICINTA. .
-.oN|0T[rr0Ir0
nEnnEEDN

IA ~, -.
IL gives US great pleasure to state that the mer-
chant who reported beng at the point OF death
from attack Of Pneumonia has entirely reco-
yerrd by tile use OF DR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. Naturally bt ieels
grateful for the benefits derived from using III =
remedy for the lungs and throat; and In glvln <
publicity 10 this statement we actusted by m01
lives Of public heneflction. trusting that others
may be benefited in similar manner.
' de 20-d2t&wlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIREC rlOs.
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DICUMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
III ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, OCTOBER II, 1854

Through Through
Pass. Train Ps'rsnd NJ
No. 80. Tn No. 90
Daily. Daily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

WANTED, A PLACE On A FARM,
w or in the city. by a man and bis wife; Ger
man; wages no object Address VI. j. W.. New
Market Hotel, sixth and Marshall streets, Rich
mond Va de 2n-2t*
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WANTS.

WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN TO
w START A NEW BUSINESS AT THEIR
UOMF S-easiiy learned In an hour. No peddling.
Ten cests 10 fifty cents an hour made daytime or
evening. send Toe. for 20 samples and a package
OF goods to commence work on. Address
de 2O-lu II. G.. FAY. Rutland. Vt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
Pruning Trees.

The Los Gatos Mail gives tho following
good edvlce 90 pruning trees; The owner (
tell Us that trees wiil not live a. long hers
as IN the Eastern states. Nhy nesf The
owners aliese ogefiDearsrg one tisias; Htrees
grow 50 much flstcr" - another, though
why these should necessltate, justify or ex-
cuse the eating away Of ohe-haif OF two
sFintef the pruning dend. armed with ladder
ard aEeestenrk, travels sfouud ison1 orchard
- oreha 10 fer a jhat fse ,ssa4is 10 cat agay
the long. erae1fni, dfa9eing Hiats iifft
coastltale, sof only the besetg and
glory Of an orchard, bat is usefulness ~
Welt II Is probable that the disease called
cnrled leaf Is intensified BY the excessive
pruning which leaves the sap producing or
ieedinz vessels n excess OF the digestive
arc liable to die suddenly, as " blasted or II
they live have dead limbs aud gum excres-
ceuces which destroy their beauty and use
Illness. Pruning on general principles is
All wrong pranias Tor shape. II done Hheu
the tree II young. especially n only small
limbs are cut away, IA well en0uKh- II 10
still greater folly 70 prnne 10 pFesent
bearing Thinning cut the fruit Il a1nch
better. IN mauf orchards llaree fourtns
that Is set should come OF After The frliif
begins 90 grow Il should be thinned pnt 50
farming 10 leave 50 much that the tres re-
quires propping. Lex the trees grow. They
know Whist they are shout You can assist
them BY cutting away the useless limbs.
The tree itself commences the work hy en'
larKi0x around the limb to be hxolaed.
showing An evident design OF choking u 10
death That Is the way the native forests
do the work. The tallest pinas and cedafs
have no other pruning; need no other.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
reealns anhnare. fer 1sns.er.

II Is true that cabbagos are about ss good
feod aa COWS can have to make butter on,
but II Is also true that they mast be
most carefully Ied OF the butter will be
ruined n iagor, Sound eAbbagos fed a.
milking time, either night OF morning, Or
both. VIII ordinarily give little flavor. ont
an nnsonnd leaf or head, or sound enas fed
same is true Of tuFuips 70 a certain degree.
really to greater degree IN this way The
hRvof Of tnruips Is stronger than that Of
csbbages. hence, even when perfectly sonad
and sweAt the favor will n=a get out 81 the
milk before the next milking and II any Of
the tnrnips are partly decaYed me telnt ls
fearful.
The volatile on which gives to tarnips
and -cabbsses their peeuliat 1Axef, ghan
eaten, Is evapofated or tfAusisred thstngh
the pores Of t,le skin ard thraueh tho lnngs
oils pefvade the system snd Hfh thrown of
froul It Is surprising. Tnrrentine applied
to sny part OF The body viii be tsaled In slfe
month. and perceived by anolhor person in
the breath. Un6 person., after sailing onions,
Will have an offensive breath for twu days.
while another wilt throw Il or within eight
or ten houfs. believe the same. OF rather
similar. differences may be observed in
cows. some cows may even eat tufnips
twice q day With very little effect on the
milk aud such could surely eat eshhages,
would be fatal 70 the high quality oi the
butfeT. Butter makers, therefore, who feed
either article OF food 10 nflich c9Ts must
know what they are shout Tne satess plan
Il not to feed them. Nevertheless / feed
0abbsxes. and dout think the butter Is "a
flavor, either. Cei. NJ o. Weld in Phllsdel'
phia ffass.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
4 nnrtstmas utuner.

wAsassores. Dec 80. The Chrimuias Club
benevolent and Charitable Association. Of
this city. OF which Miss Nellie Arthur Is
President, snyp g cbrlslmss dinner 70 six
pandfed poor children IN the National Rlae
HAL Miss Arthur was herself present. and
was Assisted by Miss Waite. daughier OF the
cilsf Justice. and large rnmbef Of other
member 81 shs cluu sud ladies' well known
IN Warrington sacial circles. The hall and
fabies we're dee0Iafad With evergfecfs aud
posled piHnts sent b. President Arthur from
the Executive Mansion Rev Dr Bartlett ssid
grace. after which the children. who wers
seated al Aix lone tables IN the Afmafy. gave
themselves up n the eager enjoyment 81 The
hounliff5 dinner set belofa them. When
.hey had hnikhed they were Invited inteth
upper hall. Where they were enteftalaed
With magic ianterH pictures, Punoh and
Judy show ami musfc BY The Boys Msnstrel
conlpAps and tie Marine hand, Then they
recefeed presents, which we're distributed
b gentlemen ~ the traditional eosi
tnma Of SAINTS Claus from large
hud beauufuliy decorated Christina
trees md finally hxppy andeantenied, were
sent 70 their honles "a oinnihnsea cnrri ages
and herdic cabs. Among The distinguished
invited guests who Witnessed the ehlidfen'
Jubilee 10 Upper Hall were President Ar
thur and fevnfai niezn1azn Of the Cabinet
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
Deci.isnS ~ the secretary Of she
fnferlor.

WASHINGTON. b c. Dec. sal--rhe effect Of
he decision of the Supreme Court iu The
Hoe patent case, where Il &as held the ~
peal did NOT lie from the Commissioner Of
Palsnss 70 tho Secretary oi the Interior upon
similar eases passed upon hg the sccretary.
n nnw being tested OF 4 fnotion pending
bofors the Commissioner Of ratenis Ia
Febfnary last the Secretary reversed the de
cisi0l of the Commissioner In the patent
telephone interference ease 81 Blake
VI. Drawbapsh ss Edison, aud restored
Edison e. Els position Ia Interference
from whinh he had befn displaced by the
Commissioner preWbsugh's counsel now
assert the eecfetarys decision In the case
was nuflifed hy the decision ~ the Court,
aud Edison u barred ifpm lnferfafeDoe Ia
lhe proceedings Roscoe Conkllna, repre-.
seuifrg Edison. to-day made an argument
hefdre the Connfssloner, .aking the ground
thai the SECRETARY was defento judge Al The
time. and VIA EpHud pffeilrc requires that
the Com missioner support the uoCiEInH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
kvnsnfnnton rTatt.r..

w1sBlEoros, Dec q. General Haaan hns
returned % the War Department ihn charges
preferred against Sergeant Otto HoitnOrth
Of having fiacd Lieutenant usceiay's pa.
psrs. preierfing MOTTO order Court Martial,
nifhcneh requested to do 70 by tho Secretary
oi War The Chief SiEnAl 0nifer has ~
signed a. the reason ior this course that The
Court ordered By niH would be merely q
0arrisun conn, With power y lnnlct no se
vorer punishment than Reduction q rank
aud short inpflsopunni The charges
against Holfndfth. II proven. should be fal'
lowed. "a the opinion ci General Hezen.. ~
3 more summary punishment than such 4
court would be ab,e to Impose.
All tho kxeoulive Departments viii be
closed fforl noon tomorrow unii Friday
morning
Tho sscretofy 81 War has lssuod m order
directing that 4 X Buck 3 Co. u this city.
he no longer rcrufuiAed g alfofueys IN the
prosfdnIi1n If any claim or other matter
before the War Department " any 81 its
branches
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
BELI.Es or DIXIE.
One Prsanct Of the south Tor
which There Alwnys VIII be a

NAEheAs
New Yoff Ietter L, tbs Troy Tlnesi
Southern bellies Ase now aocklng 70 New
York by the doxers % purchase snd have
made grand outfits for the in4pgurai ball
and si4bsequent WHITE HoHse festivities
One lovely girl, who VIII Doubtless be the
most chafmIne debutante al Washington
this winter is Baltimore convent graduate,
and the only daughter VI an ox-rebei 0eu.
erai Sne has ordered ten heauliful
dinner dseMes from one OF our
leading dry goods houses here,
bnt hef ball toilets are all W0tth's
creations She is IN auburn. hatred. browu-
eyed beauty, with just q sprinklihg Of
blonde freck1es oyer her ciassic little nose.
but her form Is - eyquisitely modelled As
that Of Grecian prfeslessi besides. she Is
only IS years old.
A beantifnl bail dress Is now or exhibit
lion 1T one 81 our leading niodisies' parlors.
II VISA made Tor New Orleans belle, and Is
coinpossd Of pale-blu six plush, With
tahifers OF solid gold crescent tissue which
shine liketha morning sun Bands OF gold
beads on the shoulders answer Tor sleeves,
white e9ntinuoes rows Of the same Gil ~
the dse0llete cut eofsage. Il IL An odd cos
tune. but will be Intensely becoming to lis
nrpspeciiye brunette Weafer
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
rne Nen Yar. ..Erenlnr n,n,..,

NEs Y0Rx, Dec 90 1t is announced that
The kfeaiag Dici has been placed Ia the
hands Of receiver and will be sold Al aue-
ahnuL 4 year aNn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
NEW TO-DAY.
= To set pinln truths clearly before ynuf eyun.
Ta1s 4 the roason why " advertise

The reason why the deli
cate bouquet and Iayigorstlng
virtues Of EOIa Tea have be-
como SO famous Is, because
the all but alright package,
In which this delicate blend
Of the ienderest Formosa
0oIOng and Japan teas Is
imported, perfectly preserves
them.
The less expensive. but
equally purs, full bodied
White Cross " brand Is
also iRp5rtsd solely 10 the
Perfection Tea Gan.
=. ssusrLE.Ise . 90.
SAY ssAxoisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
a Uniform fnrlff far An.

san FsANolatn, Dec. a1.-hoa lFiine The
notice issued bg khllruaa Commissioner
SlsNue. 10 the eigeci that the sxistips
apeAial contrasts would not be removed,
EIstiHe stated 10 dag shat this fneant the en-
tire fI8continnanco, after Jana1ry arst, o.
Che special CONTRACT system hifhtrto IN
vogue between merchanth aud the overland
roads and VIII substitute i6f Il 3 uniform
tariff open TO all. The chagge gives general
s4tisfaculDn 70 merchants here. East mound
lr6ighf Is rot affected by Il.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

SKN YoRx. Dec So The Tmcs Of wednes.
day VIII sey as follows Of the corn market
"aers Tuesday. through urgent short re.
qnirement and lishi offerings No. corn
for December was further advanced 70 day
- much a. fse.. or 10 soc. as against Gle.
yesterday. On The excited and feycrish
inarket relapslhe Dasr the close to T5e. or a
cleat gain of for the day ef l&n pen bushel
No. Z corn, on later options. hard
ened a. the outset a about skcfS
sfe.. Dnf on q InodeustciF arttfe
movement ftActed to heaViness through The
stternOpn and len OF weak on Jaaaaiy and
March deliveries, showing . slight loss.
Anfil was shade stronger and maj rise for
70 isy &c pei bu1hel Other grades aud
qualities ai,faefod rnthsf loss atteszfion and
were quoted ftti early delivery very ifreEu.
lar, and a. The close heavy eleaqef mixed
and No. , yieidine Tor the day &c 9kc. per
bushei visible supply this week
decreased 20i.ot1 husleIs, or q
4. .s1s.sl2 bpshela against A5h.5e2 bushels
week age ana e.be9.Dfi bashele 8
year ago. Tie receipts here Today were
bG.2 o bushels clcarAneef tt.of1 bushels
sales on, 900 bushels, of which for eariy
delivery l72,000 olsheis Including No. "a
elevator odd lots AZ 75077 with np to 67e re-
ported bid at nns dne. for lines u p hoal
loads. On December options an km0uni
seemingly wholly unavoidable a. any prics
outside longside Of specalaiiye deal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
NOTICE

Is hereby gwen that the Seventh street As
sesslnepi Roll, between Pearl and Alameda
streets, has been received BY the aupefln-
dent OF streets, aisd that all SUM levied aud
assessed la said Assessment Kohl are now
due and pagnble I'm mrlcdiat8ly. and that Gle
payuienf Of said sulhs Is 70 be made % him
within thirty la0j days from the date o. the
irst piiDlicsfiun - seid n9tica. and all es
eessments not paid before the expiration q
satd thirty l3Ai days VIII be declared 70 be
Delinquent and that thereafter the sum q
ave (sl per cent upon the amount of each
delinquent assessnent together with the
cnst 81 odYerlisinf each delinquent assess
meat, viii DO added thereto.
+, y BOYD,
Snpf OF Streets.
los Angeles Cal, Dec. 23th, 1851
dec3i l0t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
ofnelai irnssrTsrsnce !. a r.asssry

SAN FgAhcisco. doe ao.riA Bslieiias Bos.
ton special says The Stale officers inter.
Tered with lottery drawing which was 70
by the Grand Army organizations, The drnw-
Ing wa done privately, aud Il Is supposed
thai ARRESTS viii follow fht most serious
phkse ~ The affair ~ that an anonymoua
letter was sent to the Parish cnmmiksionar
OF the univefss1isf CHURCH fhfeafcning 70
burn the churchif the minister wta mt IN
etfueted 10 stop the proceedings ageinst the
Grand Army
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
sybmittea % tse Pope.

T8ND y, Dec 30. "A dlspateh frofu Rome
says thf the offer Of Miss caldweiI. OF Vir-
flnia ~ give $40 00D 90 found Catholic
Universily ct New YORK similar 70 she Col
lege of the Pfopsxauda ffde, At Rome will
be sithmiit8d % the Pope. who Intends con
leffIag & marx ai dlsllnelLon upon the ladf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
= sesAsa sank saspsnas.

EeksEA. New. Dsc. ss,~Tho following
notice appeared en- the doors Of White Pine
County Bank this morning Aaeoted nm
bank Is forced 70 sntpead business lfs
liabilities are reported at si2.ODi assets,
sfh.ge0. No further particulars can be OBJ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
PROPERTY TRANsFERs.
Hepcrtea by Gillette q gthson,
Examiners OF Title.

TUESDAY,. leo enth
usAto Jamos Mains-sw < Sec q. Tts,
KsW. pstent.
UBAl to samaei A Wardeld-fnia aud 4.
Dec Is. lots aud 5, Sec a lot l. Ssc "a, lot
and NE x % NJ y sec -, 81 =. W.,
palcnt
N L wlcfs 20 " A straitou--Loi ~. Blk r.
Norris Vineyard tract 500
Estate Of Matthew Eeeler to benjamin.
Walton--24ab ~ acres IN E0 Taisuta, s99gb.6o
jE VanSiernbe and haEgie VsnEteen-
burg, his wife, 10 Charles u Bafdlck--lot 10
Ii Mlils,s subd'u oi lot l. Cells vineyard
tract 1900
Carmel Webster aud Ramon Domlngpez 10
II Boyd--l5i acres IA fiulrado tract. SioQ.
City ol Los Angeles to Sarah = Hadley~-
Lots i3 and ~ aud s > ot iol %, pix 2. neau.
9ry tract. excepf sos9o feet IN aE corner Of
lot i5
William n Halesworth 10 j N Gdfiifh.--
Lot T. Halesworths sdditiDn 70 Saints Ana.
$50
Manuel Biguera 70 jose Antonio NaehAdo
10 acres In ko Riuc1n de los BHeyes,
s2i660
A w Sehulveda Ramon D Sepulgeda and
Rudtcindn y DodsOn 70 Tlinpghy Crowley
lot g. blk IS, San Pedro. tis0
u3A 70 Hiram B D Dayis--Nk u See 2. r
I 3. X 10 W, patent
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a Nntional Nllrer s,n.srenflon

HsN FsAEcfsce, Dec. 20 ~lGoyeroor stone.
man has received an Invitation to attend
the State and NatlVnal Silver Convention 10
be held at Denver, january q. 1884 invita-
OF ali the States The object Is stated % b.
10 take such action as viii inipen1c. Con
sress TO grant an unlimited colneEe Of
silver.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
rssaScE AsD rssBr.
The stock ssnrhef.

Nav yonK. Dec 80 -ooye1nments are
strong Tns stock market Is decidedly
stronger During the forenoon prices sd
ysBced X 10 ~ per cent buying was slim
uiated BY A report that the trunk lines Ia
iendcG restoring The west-boand freight rates
on the frst Of the year. aud The contracts out
sales IN order t0feallxe. carried prices down
" to y per cent. but subsequently, sonnc
prices advanced 70 the highest figures Of the
day
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
ssosernssens Bonds and Railway
gHxroa

ernmeu, honEs. lfi}x, four and . half per
cenfH. ir1s; fOurs, f221s; Denver Z Rio
Crande. - kAnses TexnS lsss Northern
Pacific. Il 10 preferred, $50 Northwest.
ern, s354 New York Central. eh1<; Oregon
favikat0n, 70; rrenzcnntinental. lalk: In
proyement ~. racihc Msll, 81 panama,
o. Texas FAcsAr. t215. luton Pacific. tf5x
y. ). Ekpress. IS. Mcllg Fargo, s; Western
unInn W.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

sAr FFAEcfsco. Dee sn.--r reile Isle. lsp.
Hsst and neiober, N.M; ohallar. f215
Gould ard currg, $40. Hale 4 NorcroSs,
$50. Mexican. $50 Navajo, 81 20. Ophlf. GO
7oo Union neonsolIdnted. eec yellow jacket