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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
DESPERATELY WOUNDED IN RAILWAY TRAIN

LONDON, Sept. 24.-When the train at p. H.
yesterday from the on the underground railway
arrived at the Qucensford Station uewsboy noticed
blood dripping from compartment OF frst-cass car
riase. He raised an alarm. was found lying on
the Hoor OF the compartment He unconscious and
blood flowing freely from his head. wound was
found forehead four inches i'll length This had
evidently been made with Instrument sharp and
heavy. The scalp not only cut clean through but
the skull was crushed In the mans pockets were found
q gold watch ard chain some finger rings, none OF
which had been disturbed. Little money was found
The man was at conveyed to hospital lie Is still
and his itiOn Ia precarous II has been
learned that Ia MoritZ A. Fischer and that he
ia the head Of the of the hOuse OF "a A. Fischer
Co., foreign agents. Of No. 35 Carter Lane, Z. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
cgJcAGO MOB LEADERS UNDER TRIAL.

CHICAGO, Sept. "a (Speciab The trial OF
Victor Dejnek, Joseph Hess and Joseph Broda for at
tempting to hang Officer Casey. during the riot OF May
q wa. resumed In Criminal Court to-day. The test-
y, onv o tho Dojnek aud Hess tried re-
neatealy 20 narm officer Casey The indictment against
Broda was quashed owing 10 insuinoiont evidence lne
rial ~ the her prisoners will be continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
sn,cJDr on AN OCEAN sTEA lfYR.

BosroN, Sept. "a (SpeciaI.-An intermediate
n...enger on tho steamship Pavona which arrived at
b. mort this afternoon committed sucde on the pass
age by cutting his throat lie gave the name OF Henry
Marsbal but his name Is believed to bs Forshaw
lie "a about thirty years old aud leaves IL Is SAID
Ia. .nd four children In England He belonged In
Patsrson N j. where he was employed III ak manu-
lanI4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN A HIGH BUILDING

FLAMEo IN n IIOII bOTI11'1-'"
Shortly after / o'clock this morning flames
were discovered In Ax-story building, Nos
l4615O Hester.st, owned by David CLOCK. The
fire was discovered the top floor in the room
occupied by Mr.. Clock IN the manufacture OF plzin
mped and Japanned tinware The lower moore were
occu Died by J. Connolly Soa, makers OF tnfoll, and
their stock damaged by water The loss was about
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
CLOSE OF THE UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.

SARATOGA, Sept. 24.-The Unitarian Ma
tional Conference ended to-day. This morning four
papers were read 4" Music and Religion Resolutions
were adopted favoring the adoption Of manual for
temperance instruction also requesting the compiling
of stastics ON divorce and marriage, with view 10
AOtata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
FACTORIES DESTROYED AT NEwARK.

A three story brick building IN the rear OF
No 256 Marketst.: Newark. occupied by Crane Vegt
m wheel factory, was destroyed by nre early ye'ser-
day morning The flames were communicated to an ad-
10 threostory building used spring factory Both
bu ldings were badly damaged The total loss y about
Tho assurances principally IN the &c crh an
American Liverpool London and Globe London Assur-
ance and Commercial Union OF London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
SUING CONVICT FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Sept. "a iSpecidh.-Edwln
Carlin, q convict OF the ohio Penientiary recently
captured In Philadelphia for violating Ills
parole Ia beset with now Trouble WhHc
out on parole he became engaged TO
Alice Fearing. lilo recently refused TO marry her.
"a she ssys he has promised 10 do, aud Al
Ibonsh he is serving a ten years term for arson.
ahe brings q $4,000 breach OF promise suit hoping
TO get a trisi when he out Rather than marry
her he wants to stay in forever, ne ssys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
ASSIGNMENT OF A sTOCKBROKER.

HUDSON, Sept. "a Elisha Clifford, jr.,
stockbroker OF this city. has made assignment to
william Bostwck Creditors preferred to the amount
OF $4,000 HIS full liabilities and assets are not yet
reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN Sept PA train laden With German soldiers,
returning from strasburg aud Alsace, after having
eompeted their three service, ran INTO another
Berlin depot today Three OF the soldiers
were killed and twenty were wounded
vienna, Sept. 2l-Lightning to-day set fire TO the
Italian bark Nicola, while she being laden with
benzine at Fiume. Eight men pershed In the flames.
ROME Sept PA communication from the French
Government received at the Vatican to-day stating
that p view of decision of the Pope postpone the
sending of . Nuncio TO China France viii respect the
soncordat and will maintain tho public worship budget
on the present basis
BERLIN Sept 24-An explosion OF fredsmp occurred
IN Q coal-pit near 6chake to-day. Forty nve persons
were killed and sixteen injured eight OF the latter being
IN precartous condition.
VIENNA. Sept 24-The column erected to the memory
q Admiral Baron Won Tegethof ~ eDtrsrce OF the
frater was unveiled TO day by the Emperor Francis
Joseph In the presence Of An enormous asssmbIsge.
FIVE PERSONS LOSE THEIR LIVES.
ST. JOHNS, N. f., Sept. "a (SpeciaD.
bSish schooner summerast ran into Mary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25

TO 7'F1H'
BUFFALO, Sept. "a (SpecidO. The divorce
suit of Charles c. Sears against Frances " Sears will be
tried In New-York, according to decision handed
do wn this afternoon by Judge Corett Sears charges
his wife with having gone travelling with JOSEPH C. C.
Barnes whom he has sued for 100000 FOR alternating
his wlfe's affections Mrs Sears has brought fou, suits
I'm Erie County against husband for divorce. but
three have been discontinued Judge Corlett Permits
Mira In all her charges in an answer 20 the
suit in New York. and until tried all proceedings
In Erie County stayed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
KILLED BY FALLING ROCK.

WATERTowN, Sept. 24.-A sad accident Oc-
Cured at tho iron mines at Jaysvlc. ST. Lawrence
County, yesterday. A charge OF dynamite had been
fred and the foreman. william Apple aud two work
men, Felix Basse and Frank Blackburn, descended 10
observe the results OF the blast They had scarcely
red the mine, however, when mass or rock ei.
instantly killing Basse and Blackburn. depression In
the rock fc OF Apple, but he was badly In
iura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25

EXPRESS RATES BELOW RAILROAD CHARGES.
There was no new feature to the express rate
contest hetween and Chicago yesterday The ex-
press company managers doubt that will 60 lower
because OF their and expect that
gradually as the Erie Express tires OF the war
the tariff will be gradually restored Al present rates
( per 100 pounds ChicagOl fair share OF hrsclass
railroad freight by express a. the rairoah rate 70
cents per 100 pound exclusive OF drayage here ana III
CHICAGO Is virtually higher than the express rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25

LYNN, Sept. "a (Speciab.-Captain NJ V. Is.
Stone. of the yacht Mayaower was presented with
5000 watch might by his fellow towusnen at swamp
scot In OF his successful sailing oi The famous
yacht IA it's contest with The GAiAteA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
NEW-JERsEY AND RAILROAD TAXATION.

TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 2l (SpeciaD.-Ihe
State Board of Assessors to-day to hear ex-Gov
ernor Bedle counsel for tho Delaware. LacKawahha
and Western Railroad as lessee OF the Morrs ana EsSeA
OH the charges preferred against the company by Gov
ernor Abbett. The Governor IN q special message to
the legislature last wnr asserted that the company
owned large of property in New-Jersey whlcn
was escaping and that tho state thereby iost
many thousands OF dollars From 1866 to ls6o IN
elusive according to Governor Abbetts ayerment tne
company escaped the payment OF S2335O in taxes TX
oyerpor Bedle brought a statement with him showing
that Governor Albeit error with regard 10 these
figures. The Governors figures wsre arranged under
the supposton that the returns OF certain year
the valuations OF that year whereas the Iact is tho
returns are always the exhibits OF the valua-
tlons of the year p-ecedins Tho Board OF Assessors
granted Mr. Bcde IN which to proiuce GER
Information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
rorrp MEN UrPT IN A RIOT.

Sept PA dispatch from Paris III SAYS una, "a
Edgar station, the thcaso
Cairo Railroad Yesterday section men and cltzens
The railroad company had removed section Oos anu pu
man old rebolled, and wheh inc ne" oNcl
seer and his men went work nght ehsuea foui en
wounded, two Of whOm-Bud Messo anu w a. A"A
fatally hurt
A CHANCE FOR THE CONDEMNED ANARCHioIs.
CHICAGO Sept 24Judge Gary nas decued 70 us% e % a.,
trial O the condemned Aharch'
cts. next Friday.
VOTING FOR FAVORIrE PICTURES. 49,
IortsvIiIy sent 24-The visitors 10 the Exposition nave
beon voting ON relative popularity oil the pete.s ~ e
rt ,iery most of which nom the studios OF Newi ork
arts and from private collections NOTABLY um tho
new collection Of George seDey iasi mlht to eoAvs @
We're opened. The Ia'Oie p'0'"'o "A' Inv "3'f' -
Carl MARI.
THREATS OF LYNCHiNG ABDCCrokS .
ST Louis sept "A dispatch from Little Rock AfS 70
Ths fos, Dlspaeh states that great excitement peNasm ~
hon, County Ark. the ADDICTION ot MISS Masele
Rssner by Edward bowman aud companion posse puf
sued the abdueios and captured them There 10 iaA o
ynchlng theia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
1rsrLT OF WARD ELECTION RIOT

Result or A WAkD ELECTION ROI.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a tSpecdh riot
In the Filth Ward on Tuesday night, which Will result
t the death OF OF those engaged, Charles feLou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25

FOR A SUCCESSOR TO HERR LOIWE
BERLIN, Sept. PA fierce struggle Is about
to begin between the Liberals and Conservatives to I'LL
the vacancy in the Rechsag the death Of Herr
Loewe 1t generally believed that the Prosresssts
will carry tho election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25

CHECKING RUSSIAN PLOTS IN THE BALKANS
SOPHIA, Sept. 24.-The Russian agent has
withdrawn from deposit here the funds OF the agency
amounting upward of 100000 francs The Govern
ment has sent Medd Pacha the Turkish delegate. 10
Constaptnope ask Turkey TO intervene Russia oc
eupies Bulgaria. weekly newspaper entitled Confed
Grafton Of Tie Balkan States 10 about to DO published
at Bucharest IN the Rumanian Bulgarian and Servian
languages 1t Will be edited by prominent authors OF
those states.
IL ie stated that the Russian utiinatum OF which
General Kaubars the bearer demands the immediate
raising Of Of siege in Bulgaria. the liberation
Of all political prisoners aud the indefinite postponement
OF the elections for members of the National Assembly
are no signs OF nnchng the part OF the
regency; On the contrary tue anti Russian feeling in
ereases daily Tho Government intends to raise the
state OF siege ten days before the electons The Gov
ernment has been informed that hostile
at tho Russian agency In Sophia against General Kau
bare will furnish excuse for Russian Interference.
BERLIN Sept. 25.-Prince Alexander vislted Frank.
fort to-day. lie WAS received with popular ovatioas
CoSsTASTINOPLE, Sept 24.-It has been finally settled
that Sir William White British Minister at Bukhar-
Sst will succeed sir Edwar Thornton as British Am
bassador here Sir William White considered strong
diplomat well yersed in Eastern afars aud able 70
eoupteract Russian intrfgues with the Porte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25

Ann, cutting her in two. There twcntyseven per-
board the Inflated craft five OF whom were
lost-Chares wicks. Nicholas Mlcy, Leander Milley,
Sarah Ann Fahey, and Gregory Leamn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
rpY CABLE To THE TRIBUNE.)


sALIsBURY-The Marquis of Salisbury has gone to
France.
DEPRESSION IN COTTON TRADE-Several Of the Bolton
cotton mills arc running on short time.
BEACH AND Ross-Sportng circles take koen interest,"
in The sculliug race between william teacn,
champion OF the world, and Wallace Ross for $500 q
eide Beach has been practising twice daily Ross mas
practised hut day since Monday Ihe pettng IL
TO / Oh Beach,
C.rcu1sc .swISpLTR-The leader Of q company Of
German sw wndlers has captured IN Hamburg Dy
London detectives. The sums realized by the swinnng
operations of the gang said to amount TO l,oOOOoo
francs.
BANKRUPT.-The cid firm OF Ravenna. at Rovigo,
Italy, has failed with liablli ties OF &lOO.0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
THAT ALLEGED TREATY.
ITS EXISTENCE DENIED IN OTTAWA.

NO COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED FROM THE M
PERIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF CABINET
MINISTER'S.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-13

Howe, EdwIn-In town OF Pomona.
/ lots II and ~, block 81, valued at sl20,
4 impts Sl25, spl sch tax, 2se,
Huber, 1oseph-Interest by reason of
4 mortgage given by John Mcclure TO
i Joseph Huber for the sum OF $3.50 on
the following property. to wit: In Los
1 Angeles co, 80 acres OF land In Los
4 Coyotes 70, bd n and Z by co road. $
by Olmstead and IIaines, " by 6omor,
\ recorded In book GO. page 6, of mort.
] cages, dated Nov. IL. 1854, records OF
Los Angeles co.
4 Hislop, II. R.-Interest by reason OF
A mortgage given by IL. Quinby to II. U,
IIislop for the sum OF 81 600 on the fol-
u lowing property to wit: Los Angeles
CO., lbs acres of land, being lot 4, in
sec 80, and lots ! and 2. sec 81, town
h S, range IL W, and NE a of Sc u OF
sec 30, town s, range l4W, recorded
\ in book 46, page 59s. OF mortgages,
4 dated July IL, 1882, records of Los An
n Reles co,
Hill, W.-Personal property, spl sch
tax, 81 Is,
A Hoagland, c N-Interest by reason
i OF mortgage given by I Moore TO
1 y Hoagland for the sum OF $500, on
/ the following property to wit: In Los
/ Angeles county, lots 30 and 30, Of
Watts subdn, Rancho San Rafael, con.
tanning 90 y acres Of land, recorded In
book 90, page 800, OF mortgages, dated
| Dec 9th, ~, records of Los Angeles
county, present value $780, spc sch
| tax 1888
Harris, II T-Personal property. bal
| due
Hall, s--Personal property
Hudson, 4 H-fersonal property,spo
! sch tax ~
Hudson. 7 w-Personal property,
| bal due
| Hewitt, w H-Personal property
Hill. Jas D-Personal property
Harrow, G M-Personal property
| Harrington, w C-Pers0nal property
| bal due, spc sch tax Lac
| Head, W-PersOnal property, bal
| due, spc sch tax Si,l8
Harris, E-Personal property bal
due
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-13

Garcia, A. Celino-In the town OF
Pomona, N = of lot S. block 80, value
$3.50, impts $3.50. personal property,
spl sch tax soc,
Greenwade. j. DIN town of Po-
mona, lot d block 90, value 500, lmpts
$40, personal property, spl sch tax
f6c
Glrandau, G. & Co.-Pcrsonal prop
erty, bal due.
COT, l. w-Personsl property, bal
Nnce due
GOT, F M-Personal property, bal
ance due
Coz, II s-Personal property, bal
Nuce due
Gage, D-Interest by reason of mort
gage given by + Schroeder to u Gage
Tor the sum of 800 ON the following
property, to wit; In Los Angeles 90.
- acres of land In Rancho Santiago
de santa Ana, bounded n by land of
Harman, by Young, s by Patterson,
w by tawus, recorded in Book II page
393 OF mortgages, dated May 81, ISL,
records OF Los Angeles county
Gray, John A--Intere.,t by reason of
mortgage given by c Ru6ottom. aud
assumed By w II Spurgson 10 John A
Gray for $500, on the following prop
erty, to-wit: In Los Angeles county,
LOTS, blk d, Ross addition TO Santa
Ana, recorded IN Book ~. page G2g of
mortgages. dated Nov "A, 1852, records
OF Los Angeles county
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-13
H

.,... Na,,o,., tank-Ipterast Nv
.,a.n,, ~ naor,waga civen by II + Mar
M ~ 4 4 Durrell and assigned 10 First
n,onsi ps,,t ior The ann, Of sIfOo on
he soliowlnp nroperty 10. wit. In Los
the iviio ',,., ~ a,yos ofiana heing
angeles eVvhly ~ NV WE ~ s ss W oe y
" ,9y raca,daJ in Rook ~ mage
81 ~ 20 Mnr,ss.as lated Anil Ieth ~
~, VI pa"I asItsss' a@oias ~ nrssen,
hecor1 ,,seo VI ''oS -N"e''es w. f'N'e'''
'r rn,Sa, N wr,,erest nv reeson of
,, nreeone given nv nomlnico Musante
- X II 11sla,cher J4rthc ann Of syO0 an
70 Y ra ..i'., . w.. ~ ~ ,a,it, IN ns
iue ,o conhtr sar,es Of land heing
lot 81 FruitIand tract, recorded IN
book S, page lo7, OF Mortgages, dated ed
Co. pres val s3ib
flood, A I.-presonal property bal
due
FELTON, + W & Co-Personal property
bal due
Fuisane, J-Personal property, bal
Ferry. / I-Intered by reason of
mortgage given by A spence to
l. l. Ferry for the sum of $500 ON
the following property to wit, In Los
Angeles county, AZ acres of land, being
the VIZ OF Ell Of lots 4, 8, II and IL OF
sec %, Up X 10 W, recorded in
Ocl 9th, ISIS, records of Los Angeles
county. present value $1,000
Franzen, Henry-lnterest by reason
of mortgage given 10 l. + siegfried to
Henry Franzen for the sum OF $1,000 ON
the following property TO wit: In Los
Angeles county, 20 acres of land in RO
Santiago de Santa Ana, BID n and Il by
land on Orme, s by Fuson and W by
Hutton, recorded IN Book o., page li5
of Mortgages, dated May ~. IS. rec
ords OF Los Angeles county. special
school tax Sl.OO
Flood, W A--Personai property bal
due special school tax &c
'Farsvth. II H--2O acres OF land. being
.he II X or s VIZ of S T. a of see z m
80 X 10 w. special school tax IS cts
Folsom, K i Mrs-In town of Santa
Monica. lot W. blk 1863
Finson' GC-In Pomona, lot l, blk 81
special school tax cts
Also LOT ?, blk %, valued at 500, impts
500 ners property. sDeclal school taN ~
cts
Fattar. Mrs + B-40 acres of land, be
ingNFE Of MEL Of sec % Tn Is II
low valued al 500. limits $40. special
xchool tax 81 - ners nronerty
Franklin $50 acres OF land. being
MEL Of q wa and N w 4 of Sc /. IL
sec ~, TIP S, X 10 W, value $3.50, impts
$40, pers property
Folsom, + C-Pers property, bal due
Harrington, Geo W-Special school
tax cts, pers property
Frambling, Henry-Pers property,
bal due
Freer, John-pers property, bal due
Fisher, A-Pers property bal due
Freer, Jas B-Pers property, bal due,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-13

Johnson, W-Personal property,
balance due
Johnston, X Go acres in Rancho
de Santa Ana, bounded My Kruppell,
Il by county road, S by land OF Palmer,
w by land of Deverney, value 5000.
improvements 500, personal property
Jenkin, Mrs Jane M--l0acres OF land,
being w IL OF 4 1-2 of Sc q OF SW a
OF sec /, 7 2 5, range IA W, value $500,
personal property
James, II N-Possession claim and
interest 160 acres in Azusa T, being
the NE u OF sec 80, I'll N, range W,
value 500, imDts $50 personal prop
erty
James, NJ. $50 acres OF land, being
\ Il "A of NE "a of sec l6, Up s, X 10 w,
Also 40 acres OF land, being SW q OF
SEhsec q, TIPS S, r. 10 W .spf sch tax 90c.
Jeroval, G.. HIN town of Santa
Monica, lot q. blk SO,
Sanes, W.A.-SOacre of land .beiDgW
II OF NE 4 sec 81, Up 8, X 10 W, value
$500, impts go, pers property
Jenifer, N. T.-Pers property,
JOrgensen, Mrs.-Impts on land. be-
ing blk %. In town of San Pedro,
owned by A. w. Sepnlyeda, impts 500,
Uers PE0Rsr 81 sch tax S sSS bal
due, spI sen tax l9c,
johnson, G.-Pers property. bal due.
yefi'ries, A Gin town OF Pomona, lot
l, block 1859, special school tax cts
Also, in Crabb's subd of the frac E
half lot 2, block 159, special school tax
cts
Also, In said subd of the frac Il half
lot 3 block 1853, special school tax cts
johnson, Ain town al Wilmington
range 8, lot 4, block ID, special school
I tax cts
Also, in same town, range 4. lot J..
block IL, special school tax cts
johnson, Diverse acres OF land,
being the NV quarter and W hall OF
NE quarter aud the NV quarter OF sW
| quarter Of sec 8 tip s X n W, value
| 500, impts 500, personal property, spes
! cial school tax - 20
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-13
|


Little, Samuel Win town of New
Lelong, b H-I60 acres of land, Aqua
Dulce Canyon, BID f by land Of Henry,
N, 8 and w by govt land
Lachenais, Maria X de-200 acres OF
land, Tract 8 in Ro FL Coneio, sec %, t
IAN, RIO
Linelorger, D-Impts on SW 4 of SCI
~, TAN, X II W, value $50, pers prop.
Ieehler, Geo M-Impts on lots and
| 3, gov land OF sec SO. f6N, X IS, val OF
impt $50. pers prop, bal due
Inch, Chas--5 acres of land in
Painter & Balls tract, Pasadena,
bounded N by land of Sharpless, L by
Grogan tract, by land OF Thompson,
W by Las Robes Ave, special school
Luy, Michael-76 l-2 acres Of land IN
Rancho La Ballona, bounded by
Rancho Buenos Ayers, r by John J
Charnock, by land of Fred schlm-
mel, W by land Of Rita Belmal, value
ss4O' impts $50, personal property
special school tax " 81
Lena, ebastian--Personal property,
special school tax 81 20
Lowe, A Personal property
Loucks, X WIN Pomona tract, lot 3
blk l7s, value $3.50, impts 1900, per,
sonal property, special school taxN 10
Lloyd. G C-Personal property
balance due, special school tax Soc
Leibritz, GeOrge-Personal property
LIndsly, q H-Personal property,
balance due. special school tax SOC
Lowe, Wm-320 acres OF land, being
W 10 OF sec l6, TIN, range IL 3
Lowe, J W-WaltOn addition to
Santa Ana, 8 Ia blk 6, value 500, per
Lane. Ii. L-Ross' addition, Santa
Ana, lot 8, blk Y, and W 10 feet OF lot z,
blk +, pers property
Ludwig, n. Grown OF Santa Ana
lot 9, blk is.
lot 2, blk IA, ,.
Lorbeir, G. LIN Town OF Pomona'
blk A, OF Lanbie's subd, oil DIX 100
lots s and Q, spl sch tax lbc,
lee John HIN town OF Pomona
lots and 1, blk 1872, value sllo impts
500 pers property, spl sch tax 2lc,
Tonez Catalina Morena desc acres
Of land. being s IL of SW Ia OF sec 7.
In lis. X IA W, spl sch tax s. SO,
Iacroq, Madam-30 acres Of land,
being WIZ OF E 10 OF SIC Ia OF SW Ia
and W n Of Sc 4 Of sw y OF sec s, TIP
Ielong, Josefa A. de-22 acres of
land In the Ro La Ballona, BID N by
land OF Gregoria T. de Mariquez, y by
land OF Elenda Young. ) by land Of
Schimmet, spl sch tax q ~, 2
Linarez, Mrs Andrew P-3 acres OF
land In no Colina, bd n by land OF
Sanchez, + by land OF Gum, BY land
Of Guirado, W by land of Ramirez
Lopez, Ply acres OF land In San
Rafael Ro, bd N by land of Brlswalter.
y by county road, y by land oil silver
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-13

100 FCemetery Association, Phil.
lipps addition, being N 10 OF NEA OF
lot 4, blk G, special school tax l7c
Insly, Cline & Co-lmprovements,
money and personal property, balance
due
lnda, Pedro-Personal property, bal
ance due
human, ID Sin range 2, town OF
Wilmington, spec ial school tax 0ic
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-16
BUSINESS

The newest editor Of the z,,Ssse statee
that he will not carry VIM. Wilson's adj
ver6aement This assertion, of course,
could not be made by this fresh i'm
porta6on without an attempt to villify
Us. he states that we carry big adver-
tisement for Mr.. Wilson, and that our
doing 30 is in opposition to our talk about
running out dishonest land agents. We
say now, once for all, that our relations
with Mr.. William Wilson are of a strictly
business nature. We know nothing con-
corning the truth or falsity OF the charges
which his enemies make against him. We
are content to believe man guilty after
his guilt has been established.
# Hotchkiss is one-half as smart about
this mattor as he processes to feel, he can
render this community a service by
breaking down the suit which is said to
be sure thing against him and another
equally smart fellow or two, on the
grounds Of civil and criminal libel
In the meanwhile, if Hotchkiss don't
let our business alone, we will, one of
these days, when nothing else appears
for us to do, turn through the dictionary
to try to find something hard to say of
that little end Of nothing whitfield down
to fine point.