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LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.
In the Superior Court Of the County OF
Los Angeles, State Of California.
Case No. 1873.
Thos. b. Hutchipgs.
Administrator, etc.,
vg,
]. W. Clark,

Under and by virtue Of decree Of foreclosure
and order Of sale, entered In the above Court IN
the 2fd day September, A. D. 1852, and writ Of
execution for the endorsement OF said Judgment
Of mortgage reciting said decree. and dated
September 18th. 1882, In the above entitled
cause In favor Of Thos. b. Hutohings,. Admin
istrater. etc. plaintid, and against ', ". tisrk.
and accruing costs, certified copy Of which
decree Of foreclosure and sale. duly Attested un.
der the seal Of said Court, on the 9th day OF
February, 4. D. 1884 and delivered to me on
with the writ annexed ther.to. whereby
4 an commanded to sell at public
auction, TO the highest and beat bidder.
for cash in United States gold COIN the following
and in aid decree described Real Estate.
to-wit; Lying and being in the Count,
Of Los Angeles State Of California. abJ
bounded and particularly described ~ iollsws.
TO wit:
Ths southern portion Of lot eleven ny o. tie
). HymHn tract Of the Rancho San Antonio CON
menoing at the southwest corner Of lot 'leyen
(l1) and running north " degrees T. 26 A-lO
chains Thence south S23 degrees y. .. slW
chains Thence 8. ~ degrees W. 70 S2-l00 uhaiils
thence along the line Of sid school houe Il
N. 4 degrees W. 10 chains to the nosthWe~t ct
nsr Of aid school house lot; thsncs T. - d,gre, >
". II 17-1o0 chains 70 s. W. corner Of said schc
chains 70 the place Of beginning. Saving Az
excepting thefefrom that certain potion ,Kertd
conveyed BY J. 3. Hutchings " 8. II. Murray =,
deed OF date January 26th, 1870, recorded =
Book u, pasy 42l, ofdssds Of the records q il'4
Angeles county; also portion Of lot Ten 90 q
the J, Hyman tTact Of the Rancho San AhtoIJ,
being ths northsast corner thsreof aud desoriLtd
= follows. commenc;ne at the N. =. conner q
lot 10 and running south - degrees v. IL lf.iot
chains; thencs north 023 degrees W. 10 clsaisp;
thence N. ~ degrees Z. II 17-10o chains: theoce
south sef degrees Z. 10 chains 70 the plaes d be-
sinning, containing ten acsss OF hnd. For do
Seripeion Of Mid lands reference 10 made TO
map ef nid J. Hyman tnct Of the Rsnelso fan
Antonio recorded in the once OF the County Re.
cofder Of Los Angeles County Ia Book Of leeds.
page a40. uI rraI aaf uf uufA
Public notice II hereby eiyen that on
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70 Architects / Builders.

NAN FknxAxpo. Cal. NAruh 18th, 1854
rhs Trustees Of the San Fernando school Dis
triet ars rady TO recsiye working plans and
specifications until April let, 1884, for the pur-
pcss Of building . school house, situated about
40 fsst fksn uan Fernando Depot, total cost
so4 70 exceed o, 900; either . two-story frame
building on brick foundation, nrst floor feet
iron the ground, containing tour school rooms
4 By ibldiSe d1sn. librsry rsom and sntry,
plaseefsd; up staifs not hnished; or . one story
building, brick k,undation, floor feet from
ground, containing tive rooms a6x30, to be con-
nected BY folding door, library snd entry,
plastsrsd. Duildiag 70 b substaaslsl and osns.
inentaL The Trustees will pay the sum Of atty
doIlau for the plans and specifications adopted
All othsn will be returned. Il lr,G'T + r
~ order Of this Board.
n narB " Q. r. BfNALpI, Ssc'y.
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LEGAL.
Sealed Proposals.

4CLEnx's Osrlcs, DoAHp or surERvIsoss, L
IF Los Asen.n, Mssch ., lss4.
Sealqd proposals win BE received at this olIlss
until 0enday, April 7th, 1854, at 10 o'clock A. H..
fer furuighing Record Books and Blanks for the
County Ofhcsrs.
Hpscihnations on hie In this once
certified check for s25000 must accompany
ne Board reserves the right 10 reject sny o.
all bids.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
mh7td A. W. POTTS, Clerk.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

Co1xSr or Los % AsssLrs. S.
On this third day Of March, one thou.
sand eight hundred and eighty -four, before me,
X. A. Ling, Justice Of the Peace In and for sAid
sl Levy, Louis levin and Henry Etuhr, personally
known to ne to be the suans persons de-
scribed In and whose names are subscribed, 70,
the said within instrumsnt, who duly aeknowi-
edged to me that they executed the sama- 80,
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and afixsd my Private Seal (having no zeal
of ofnce) the day and year in this certificate rss
above written. nrrcsrga R A. LING Sr :
lSeai1 mh6-4v Jastice Of the feace
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E,JMMONS.

lsET .99tGsy 81 E-fG 80 welr
~ the Superior Court OF the State tf
| California, in and for the County
tA Of Los Angeles. 7s-
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LEGAL.
oertiicate Of oopsrsnsrship.

knsx sll,nsn y thsss presents tha. xe ths
the name. nrm and style Of the Los ANGELES
VINTAGE COMPANY for the purpose Of manu-.
facturln, buying selling and vending all sorts Of
wines, liquors and brandiss; that the principal
place Of business Of said Arm will be In the city
and county Of Los Apgslss,. State Of CsAfocniA
snd that the nsues y nil d IN the mcnben Of
said partnership and their places OF residence are
- follows, to-wit:
Michel Levy. Los Angeles city. State OF Cali
forria,
Louis Lswin. Los Angeles city, State OF Cali.
iornia.
Henry Stuhr, Los Angeles city, State Of Call
fornia.
Witness our hands this 25th day VI ,fsbraary,
A. D. 1854. 'I I INiT'l iElFITI,
IU UTVilluhi0 MICHEL LEVY, W
LOUIS LEVIN,
HENRY STUHR.
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Monday. the slss Day Of March. 1884

AZ 10 O'Clock A.. y. Of that day at the Court
House Of this Court. in the city and county Of
- b Snnted 70 the aid adminlstrator 70 sell
% much d ths suAl esats q ~ I'D deee1sed o.
shau 1e UecumsFy. ilaiis 90 = .
And that copy Of this order b Published at
least -four successive weeks In the Los An
oELD DAILY HERALD - Dewspapef print
cd and published in said city and county.
March ASA ,-ea n ". + H0WAhb. y
mha- Sw5'l y ~ = = Iudse q sad s1rt
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3'asss y1TsE a'ai9b9'lcJ eal q
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Tharsasy. the syh Day Of Mareh.
A. ID. 1854, ~,

AZ is Ss!osa So e that Ssy VII R.o0sss y
In the City and County Of Los Angeles, State Of
California, st public auction, 70 the highest and
best bidder for cash In Uaitsd States gold coia
TO satisfy said decree for principal. attornsys
fssss interest, costs and accruing costa all III
above described rsai estate, or 20 much thereo,
- may be necessary to satisfy said sums. be-.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Marcf
A. D. 1884. 87r5I5l t.-D'
~ A. +. CURR1ER. sheriff
By II. Burdick, Under Sheriff. mhs-td
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Mceies for Puhlieatioa Of fims for
rreyi1GI VIII. Etc tadF
Il" m rBE sUPERloR COURT. sai9

,i5ss7 Cousrs % Los Axsu.a.
In the matter OF the Estate Of Dolores sikns Dc
I AvilA. dsoeaaed- rar nb
Pursuant 70 an order Of this Cours. ua.As this 8
day. nStics b hereby given that Tussiay. the
ssh Day Of MArcAs aas1. at 10 e'cleak a ~
q I'D day, ct the cour q this Court IN H.
city And can4y q Los Angsles. has heea appclntsA
ior hearing the Applioation Of FrAnciscoE Ayila
praying that document nov on his in this,
uourA purpasslna - - ths hss viii and tusta 2
ment y Doaern silvasds AvilA. dscs>s>d. - ~
n1ees1 70 prooass. nd tAAt Is<,su sss4snsnta-
~ b ieHs1 thsssDas 10 Did fnnsAco q avn, -
vhies dne and plscs ~ per,eps iat.sssiea
isaa - Y IefSe orsU ossksp
DsHA Rsssz' 'iSS. i1AGcd 7 9.AuaS
. ..-.l | ...,rrr nsnr.r. -f-l.,l 90 Il -
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Action brought In the ssPefior Court Of the
stste Of California, 10 and tor ths County Of Los
Angeles, and the Complaint hied 10 sid County
Of Los Angeles. In the once Of the Clerk Of Aid
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coPARruxasHup.'

The Undersigned have this day formed Co.
partnefship under the firm name Of HICKS,
DUPuY 4 cu.. ior the purpose Of continuing
the business Of Dupuy & Kicks In SEEDS,
GRAIN and IRrbUcE At No. u West First
strest. cHAs. W. HICKS,
-jf agNa EDWARD DUPUY, MI
JOHN II. POHLHAU5.
Los Angeles, March ], 1854 mhb-lm
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Delinquent Notice.

CoLToN LINE COMPANY. Y.-Loc.tion q prin.
ctpsl place Of business, Los Angeles. Los An
Geles county. California. -t.,.u
NUTlCE.-There arc delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, ON secount Of assessment
levied on the sth day Of January, 1884, the sev-
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spectiye shareholders, % follows.
EA Number Number
Names. Certificate. Shares. Amount.
q a. Felton,, no eertinc.se issusd. 100 $4,000
Paci6c N. r. Co. " 200 100000
Timothy Page !" 200 100000
4 4 Il S1m:,sd S911:s sss' ssss sssS Ss
W. D. G. franklin " so 5000
T. A. Edwards " o63 o666 SO
And in secordance with iAw. 20 many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock n may be necessary
~ill Be sold at public auettnn, at the once Of the
Company, s07 N. Los Angeles street, Los An
gsles. On the 18th dsy Of February, 1884, at the
hour Of two ?. H., OF such day, 10 pay delinquent
ssessments thereon, together with costs Of ad-
vertidng and expenses Of salc.
~ 1llVie~ G. N. FELTON,, Secretary,
201 N. Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, Gala.
Notice Ia hereby given that the shove sale Is
postponed to the 18th day Of March.
-s~ 80 < A. EDWARDS, President.
Los Angeles, Feb. %. 1854. ieb20td
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OFFICE HOURS

4 v1n BE- ~ my Once fron a u v IL n. soJ
roe 70 y " ely. sundaU ssssyAsd. = u
hiss s;saa suPszissspdsrs = ssssa
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Los AzCnass 1se1gR Hx1 1oa&KefH.;
ID; :: NJ 80 8 q 9 ~ s. g: - -
5s5 - Q. ( bz1EsSsas
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SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court of the Stats of
CaliforniA, in and for the County
Of Los Angeles. ta. .a lGT eac75man (
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1t appearing 70 ths Court by the petition this
day presented and hled BY Robert Allison, .
creditor Of I'D sgtats of A. Oivesp, dsosAssd.
praying for an order ofIe Of real ate fhatt e
necessary to seIl the whole Of said real estate de-
scribed therein for the purpose OF paying debts
outstanding against aid decedent, And the debts,
ehaEes and expenses Of administration.
It ID therefore erde nd by .ths Judge Of said
Court thst ~ pegsons intssesed In Tie stats of
said deceased appear before the said Superior
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In the matter Of the Estate Of Jo,cph Paquet,
daopauod
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lothian Bixby aud
Humphrey ". willett, Plaintiffs.
tlf VS..
William NJ. johnson and ..
Felipe Alssrado. Defendants. sfi

Action brought In the Superior Court Of the
1tate Of California, In and Tor the County Of
Los Angeles, aud the complaint nlsd h ~
Cosnty Of Los Angeles, in the ofbce q ~ Ce5k
d NJ Superior Court. x h.
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I hsrsby certify the iorsgsing to be q full, true
and ooaIese copy q tie original Csatiec.1s cf o.
Pnrtnsship hst.senH. Bcstschar ~ aAlexe9,
cnssfuly oenrnssd The snns wffA shs ssiuiusI, !.
In Wines vhcrsof, hare hsruunto 1T my.
hand md sfnxsd ths ssai q ths snpeFler Cooss.
this 2lst daycl Fseenry. leeA h-s ta8l1is
l''Ar ain A Y ;.bss bk9Ts. 3 $ o'n,.s County,
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Notice - Creditors.
Estate Of Charlsa McFadden. dsceased.

Estate Of Charles McFadden, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ministxstor Of the estate Of Charlie, Faddes de-
ceased, 70 the creditors 81, and al persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, 70 exhibit
mosths after the mt publication Of this notice.
TO the said administrator ct his ONCE In the Al
len B,ock In the clsy ysnd couney of los angeles.
1o MP CUTLER. q c
den, deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles, Feb. 10th, 1884
Gardiner Stephenson, attorneys for a1minis-
tntor. lw-fsb2p
Preposals for Building Engine
House. Sal7iE %
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Co-Partnership Notice.
stAas of California

ccassy oi Los Angeles, tss p
I, We ~ nndsu1gnsd, do hsrsby csr{ify thst
war psnaau tsansa1bng husinsss in thu etsas
q calIornia, eur principal p,aos q businsx q.
ing h " City 81 Connkysf La AnssIss. sifh 3
hrAscA odlcs in the City Of New York. usder lbs
nrm neme ind style q Ths San Petro Wine v;
that ~ nse.as IL fsl Of ~ ths msmhsss q sucf
P.rtn..s1ip ase: = Bos<trhsr. rssideses. aity oi
QllifokniA, and Alexandss Jastrov, ms deucs.
City and StAts Of New York -
n Sitnsn whsrsof, We have hssssnto ~ osv
hnnx1 and seals this 31st day. of February,
lsa4- aiist1 nEnHAM Bokfrcux4
hl'i hS 20 ALkxANDER JAsf86W, Al
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SOCIETY No4TcEs,
Knights Templar.

CUuR De LIoE ConnArpERY NO. g. X. r
Holds its stated conclayes at the ayium in Na-
sonic Hall, on the Third THURSDAY Of esch
month, st n o'clock ?. n. Sojourniug Knights
Iomplar IN good standing are cordially invited
attend. By order Of the e..
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LEGAL.
Notice to Creditors.

In the Superior Court Of the State Of
California. in and for the County of
Los Angeles,
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the Superior Court Of the county Of Los An.
gelss, ssats Of California. fl
In the matter Of the estate Of Augustin 0lyera,
deceased.
~ y :. a 90 - Nv q
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] TsaaTs EIAH M aoH ka
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: 1n1 r5111I 0661&tSF8 liilIfo .
~ afff ees rsasHEA p; aoa'angA tns 4
Restaurant ad Oyster Parlals,,
= st..a 8 Z. MAIN ST. - !. {.

I. IasJ; EA..sm oysss. P.:s ioo. -5rEo e4-lssI z
Small E.ssern. raw or seved, Is Il - pisss ss
i:;s: s:;s:.:: :s :::.;.s = s.s : : s:ss =
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e PRIVATE ROOMS oss
rrs az - ~ - En
Up stairs for lAdDm ard fanillss, where meals
IN be ssrved Ia the best style.
pnF aaohae air sofiF 5ooli0 1ss Vs3
Jerry ulich, Kre1fietef. = 2,
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The Grand Jury's Report.

The grand jury, who have been unusually
busy this term, made partial report yesterday,
returning indictments against Martha Bearls,
the colored woman who attempted to extort
money from H. B. Stout, for blaclz-mail; Edward
Sullivan John Hogan, Tim Ferriter, Jacob
Banks, Robert Smith, Anthony Smith and Lon
Kelsee for petit larceny; Edward Jones, Ander-
son Bogart and Charles Davenport for grand
larceny, and Carr Wilson for burglary All
of these were arraigned and entered pleas of not
guilty.
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was decided. upon recommendation of Jay
Gould, to add to the executive committee James
F. joys, of Detroit; Colonel George L. Dunlap,
of Chicago, and George J. Gould, of New York.
The first named gentlemen are practical railroad
regard to furtherng the interests of the road,
Mr.. Gould desiring to be relieved Of the burden
of attending to the details of management as he
has heretofore been compelled to do. Superin-
tendent Talmage, of the Wabash Company, was
present and gave some interesting information
in regard to the condition of the road, and pre-
dicted great progress for the future All inan-
cial questions were referred to the executive
committee with power.
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Judge Taylor yesterday heard the application
of Mrs. Mary Morrison and several creditors of
the Indiana Banking Company, for preference
of certain of the creditors, and overruled it. 1t
was asked that the proceeds of the sale of Mrs.
Morrison's property be first applied to the pay
ment of those creditors to whom the bank had
become indebted after she became a member of
the firm. The court held, however, that this
could not be done, as all the creditors must stand
on the Same footing, The payment of the 10
per cent dividend as previously ordered by the
court, will therefore proceed
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Major Hill Enters the Lists.

Major R. S. HILL of Brazil, the ex-Treasurer,
stated to Journal reporter yesterday, that he
had decided to become a candidate for the Re
publican nomination for Treasurer of State He
says that he has been persistently urged by his
friends to enter the canvass, and he has been
promised support that he thinks will assure his
nomination
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An Equal Suffrage Meeting.

Mrs. Elizabeth Boynton Harbert of Evanston,
ILL.,, will speak before the Equal Suffrage So
ciety in their room in Bates Block this after
noon at o'clock. Her subject will be ''The
Craftsmanship of Women" An admission of
% cents will be charged for the benefit of the
equal suffrage campaign in Oregon. All in
terested in the cause are urged to attend
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and decree of the Civil Circuit Court of Marion coun
ty, Indiana have this day sold and delivered to
uS9fge a. WoIuora sne sIocK OF nerenandise good
The said Woodford assumes and is to pay al debts
and liabilities incurred in the conduct of said business
carried under the and style of The Woodford.
Dean Co, from and after February 16, 1884 and is
to receive all bills receivable and debts due to the
said Woodford- Dean Co. accrued since said 10th day
of February, 1884. All debts accounts and demands
due to the Woodford-Dean Co.. accrued and con
tracted prior to February 10, 1854 to be paid to
the undersigned guardian of said Thomas A. Dean
his order MICHAEL O'CONNOR, Guardian.
INDIANAPOLIS, April II, 1884.
The business will be continued at the old stand TN.
der the old name and style by the undersigned
GEORGE A. WOODFORD
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THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court.

Room No.l-Hon. Napoleon B. Taylor, Judgs
George P. Bissen trustee, vs.. Henry Brady
ct al; suit to quiet title Finding and decree for
plaintiff.
Room No. 2-Hon. D. W. Howe, Judge.
Jane O'Brien administrator VS.. National Ben
eft Association, suit on policy. Judgment by
agreement for 81 900
Room No. 3-Hon. Lewis G. Walker. Judge.
Elizabeth Buser VS.. Samuel Quick; suit on
account. On trial by the court.
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Marion CIRCUIT Court.

Hon. Joshua G. Adams. Judge.
lgnatius Brown VS.. Eliza r. Espy ct al; suit
on account Judgment for $45.
Carrie Mcdowell VS.. Mamie Miles; suit for
damages. Compromised and dismissed
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A Fine Hair Dressinp.

COCAINE dresses the hair perfectly, and is
also preparation unequaled for the eradication
of dandruff.
The superiority of BURNETTs FLAveRING Elk
TRACTS consists in their purity and great
strength.
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RIGGS HOU Sc.
WASHINGTON. D. c.,
Fifteenth and G. Streets
Fifteenth and G Streets.

First class and complete in all its appointments is
situated opposite the United States Treasury Build
ings and in the immediate neighborhood of the Presi
dents Mansion, the State, War aud Navy Depart
mentS
Street Cars to and from Depots Capitol and all De-
partments pass the house every three minutes during
the day.
The honor of your patronage earnestly solicited.
G. w, SPOFFORD, Proprietor.
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LAtarrh and HaV Fever.

For twenty years L was a suf-
ferer from Catarrh of the head
and throat in a very aggravated
form, and during the summer
months with Hay Fever. I pro
cured a bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm, and after few applications
received decided beneft-was
cured before the bottle was used.
Have had no return of the com
plant.
CHARLOTTE PARKER.
Waverly, N. Y.
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Positive Cure for
CATAR z Il

Apply by the little finger into the nostrils By
absorption it effectually cleanses the nasal pas.
sages of catarrhal virus, causing healthy seeretons
1t allays inflammation protects the membranal lin
ings of the head from additional colds completely
heals the and restores the sense of taste and
smell. Beneficial results are realized by few appl
cations. A thorough treatment will cure. Unequaled
for colds in head Agreeable to use Send for circu-
lar. Sold by druggists. By mail SOC package
stamps.
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The Wabash Directory.

New YORK, April IA meeting of the board of
directors of the Wabash Railroad Company was
held to-day in the Western Union building. 1t
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indianapolis Capitalists Aiding st. Louis in
Its Career of PrOsDerity

Its Career of Prosperity.
Some eighteen months since the Journal con
graduated the citizens of st. Louis that several
indianapolis capitalists who had been interested
in the Belt road and to whom was in a great
measure due its grand success, had purchased a
st. Louis narrow gauge road and proposed to
develop it for all there was in it. Yesterday,
CHANGING to meet one of the party who is the
most interested in its prosperity, we asked
fHow is your narrow-gauge affair coming onr'
He said: Grandly," and added ',The direc
tory of the St Louis Occur & st. Charles
Railway Company have taken a new departure
in regard to their enterprise. The present line
of their road formerly known as the West End
Narrow gauge railroad) will be changed to a
standard gauge, and the proposed extension to
the lake and the Missouri river etc. will be
made as well. 1t has also been decided to ex
tend the road from its present terminus, at Grand
avenue, further down into the city of st. Louis,
by means of a cable line Permission for right
of way has been applied for to the city authorities
and as soon as it is obtained the entire system
will be rapidly pushed forward to completion and
equipped in frst-class style. so as to extend eX-
cellent accommodations and give continuous
line from the business center of the city
to the terminal points and the lake,
thereby enabling the citizens of St Louis
an opportunity of quick and pleasant transport
alton to suburban homes beyond the city limits
similar to the service had by the New York
work as contemplated, property along the line
OF the road will be materially enhanced in value"
He thought it would be but few years until
there would be a continuous line of residences
from one end of the road to the other, as the
country through which it runs is fertile. pictur-
esque and sufficiently undulatng to attract the
attention Of those who desire beautiful country
homes. The stockholders of the company are as
follows: W. G. DePauw of New Albany; E. F.
Claypool, S. H. Cobb, NJ. A Downing George
F. Branham and j. A. Hanson, of Indianapo-
lis, and F. M Colburn of st. Louis. The finan-
cial ability and railroad experience of these gen
tlemen to prosecute the work to a successful
termination, no one who knows them can ques-
tion. The enterprise will be feature in
that city and that will readily command
the approval of her citizens. The cable system
is doubtless to be the popular for rapid tran
sit through the larger cities. as it has been fully
and satisfactorily tested in Chicago.
In answer to the question How are you fixed
financially" the party said: "On the road we
now operate there is not dollar of bonded or
floating debt and we have all the money we
want to make the proposed improvements in
bank to-day There is to be no dilly dallying;
We shall commence widening the gauge and
tending orr line within thirty daVS