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New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
THE NEW AQUEDUCT COMMISSION.

MAYOR GRACE AND CONTROLLER LOEWs NAMES
ERAsLD FROM TIE LIST.
frpOM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rKiBUNEA
ALBANY. May G.-Mayor Grace apparently
IA not liked by the members OF the Legislature OF lsod
To-day iu company with Controller Loew, he was de-
pryed Of power supervise the construction OF tho
new aqueduet for New-iork
bill was introduced In the Senate by Mr.. Hoysradt
some time ago authorizing Governor IIl with the con
sent of Senate. 10 appoint three Agueuuct Coh-
missoner also reduces tho salaries OF the Aqueduct
from $1,000 5000 The further pro
yson is made thai Of tho commissioners shall
be n practical engineer.
General George :. Batoheler moved tho bill In tho
Assembly. John l. Plltt, Of Dutchess County. then
move that the bill should he amended oy adding sec
ton that would from the list of mssioners the
names OF Mayor Grace and Controller Loow.
No opposition made TO tho amendment except by
Mr. Finn. OF tho County Democracy. Tie Assembly
believed that the amendment good one, and the
bill was passed oy o. 10 8.
The bill waa taken TO the Senate where Mr.. DAILY pro
tost~d against the acceptance OF tho Assembly amend
ment II bad policy remove from the board the
only two eieotive ohocea They would check tho OK
peGditurpa Of Board from becoming extravaEanI
Senator Hoysraat replied that Mayor Grace sna Con
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
PROPANE Uses OF IRA cts.
Y....f-D a. Ths yad.fna.a.If. I.urunl

A movement by the Methodists to revive
tracts posed abuse of that 0ldfashOned
means Of grnce The New-IOrk Conference appointed
the Rev j. II. Gouiseli tract agent with view to
temafizng and greatly extending city missionary work
with the once familiar leaets II Is found that several
medic Al advertisers have completely prosttnted tho
tract 10 their uses. and II Is deemed doubtful n the
sehIef be repaired. Millions OF tracts have with
IN a wear been distributed In all the teneme house
sections along the wharves aud throughout tho ten
Thousand Darrooms printed IN exactly the style OF tho
religious article and bearing titles ike Bo saved,
Your Last Opportunity" and Salvation for All "
but after page OF or hodox argumsnt the matter
ran of into fcrvid exposition Of medicines In
one osse q professodly temperance argument merged
into aduIatan OF a particular brand OF whiskey. To
meet the dioulty probable that the fsrn
of the religious tract Will be radically changed.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
TIM prTROLEUM M4RhRL


There was only slight increase IN ti'e 'ial'S-
actions in oil yesterday and the market pre'e"'' "o
new or interesting features rhe hishe'' price VS.,
.l,rhtv about the highest Wednesday, oaI III 'p'e u
, .,n,. NJ strength the final price showed
s,n.u d.cl,ne The eniiIe movement was 700 h'it,,
however TO possess any ssnicancr. ala n' wnirh &c
',,,i, NAM aimed the cond lion OF stupoi VI
h.. hsan for ,ome tme Tue Iittl" heiu news .
r.cs,ved was not "a substantial encodr"so"o'' " ~
side. .N..D,at ,a,lrngs NJ the Con.
,oi,d ,tsd Exchange we're as follows; -
oo,,n, ~ 73ia Lowest. ...-...'.-'' -
Uiynrst "a FINAL ,5s 0Oj
The price OF refined oil remained nan ~ ,t'o,n
cents gallon at New-iork, fa'"a''P' ~" - -,
nm cry Penn NAY q. -Crui' om-NttioaN L.'f
Al, Ccrt,ucates opened at 73a aud s!o'ei a. .''s,
highest price. IA; lowest price 73t s'e'' o-opS
harrels shipments 62.5s3 barrels charters .oI,y ,r
b.rrsis el. .aranocs d, 10 900 barrels; runs Wv"
rel- ~ rr,n.
BR,ppoRp. Peuu May 6-Crato 0l-Natohf I,s'
sit Certificates opened ut 7S's ana e'o'' sr,ncs..
TAO barreh
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

come apropertyowner. was the bOnd:msn y~%nsrs Of
the case Of John Molonhaucr ono OF s"o ~
sorss place in Fourtecnth.t Mn. Won
witE Otto Richter. Hcsry HadIer t,nr. of Thris.s
PLACES we're Saica were Paul S NS'F Frsnc: Arnold
r,h. pater,' Union which attempted TO noyc",.
rdsraf Peter Bucke liquor dealer OF NO isi h,ss
Fifty -eishth-st, became bondsm"n io' "'o " '
larn
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
y,>s po1socS WEDDING RING.

TndIt0 u -,
The gOssips here now are nguflng on WIZ"
President Cl.yrl,nd II going TO get Miss POISON
tg ring He purchased diamond neck kIace OF 'ha''.
~e, IN. xnensive design At Dcknson's Ie"ery slo'o
y,,hcn M, n,a,e his last visit Buffalo. ana va,
shr.waIy suspected By young Lady that th' wtr,'1
ring woud be bought there. That was glvrn /.
i'm mort from the fact that Wilson > Bsse M ,
old law partnerl IN the store soNo,a. @ 81 @ m,, ,
h.forr he went to New-York 10 escape the He"'f"P'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
TIE STRIKE IN THE MARVIN WORKS OVER.

The strlke of the employees OF the Marvin
.ofe Comrany has settled satisfactorily to Doth
usres through fl Irts Of the arbitration committee
OF the Central Labor Union. and the men Will return 10
work this morning The terms of settlement as gwen
by the company are as follows;
The striking employees Of the Marvin safe company
have sent the following letter OF acceptance 10 lhe
company:
sde by your rcfnss to adopt the uuon scale OF wages
AMI yOar refusal enDlY none Dul un'ol uIel W
by mnle oIt agree 10 your 10 ust .
WHO vent OUT Win us Inc ou a'o
Of way except In ne case OF seventeen
ruen in wOraiDg tncn VIII are 10 IecclFe ~
% we-S lnr hours " stIt ~
d,y's work We 10 o work at ~ u Ihursda'
by the cOmiatoe appointed IRON HV1S 'ie
enlp.0ses
The company as issued the following circular letter:
ye5 BroApwAY N. Y, Nav /, 1896
TO OuR PATRoys Central labor Union have virtually
assumed q al our employees return 10 work only
: sgy te uDion rates 10 utiJy
dlscbarge 10 enpOye except Ion a
c.u, d.sme suhcent the commit OF said IN and
ffst all hereafter be known a. uniin shOp
W. feel Justified cJnending for The principle hat cur
ss rhey present Their grievances
fet HBPellcd 10
our strike Undoubtedly ordered at
OF the with The view O. Gripping
our soarC while have SUSTAINED serious Ios an
i,oo cnce DY the many eAprssaUn'
receiving. Ne nave 10 ASK
siShiF deaycd III the c1eeu'
foo o or that Will mol De nuch longer
s are succeeln new men oeyond our eA
pec.atIOns. Very truly yours. MAh'N sAfh SoarANi'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
rr, RAD DIET FOR RABBITS

Dr. CYRUS Edison recently purchased Two rabbits.
Ia ono ne sayo oi the which beye1 10 he
emu ed .Ad Dlndn ard tho bark syrne'
10 ms olIer 40 beat OOons .ea ap..
Wright OF tho ~yringA hal kled Two faOpl WIN ~ ne
pscrd a. au Dr. kdson thought wouad inPlON on .,e
y nj IN as pernenL Neither Dr EIsons raO.its ap
prarud n cn oy but Yesterday IN"
snl,u mad been .ed Oh NoOns suddenly uieu
The other SIN tho tiia "nat m~-e N"P
Wrisnt ana lilo IA IL stiIl Ia uouOL
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HER BAXTERST. LOVER MARRIED ANOTHER

Snrah FiDkeIS.eln, age tWcnIY -InTtc, OF NO.
2G had her lover Isaac lcvy, arrested yesterday
iaiing keep MS prom Sc 10 marry hei enc s Des
suL for rillns done u hei hueo
toua Deputy Sheriff Craword CnnI Levy selling seeon .
ocrr a ana wanted 10 sell nun SUIT whcn ~,
sIld had ceu made General Grant In tho snoIih
once Levy ~ mai Two ne married anotner
woman and cOaid marry sarah in default u - WV
b.i Levy gas com uiJled Ludlow street JAIL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
MILITIA NOT NEEDED IN EAST ST LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, May (Specrh. All the militia In
East St Louis will be Withdrawn Tomorrow. The old
men are being taken back and violence has occurred
since the Kni ghts declared the strike OIL
The Missouri Pacific Is engaging many Of the old men.
bnt large numbers are .:il The General Board OF
the knights OF Labor will stay mere until the return OF
tine Curtin Committee. when they will be heard.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
yp.ystrlAyIIO TRAVELLERS

By the britaunic white Stan Tor LIverpoois
Thn Duke of the rev fsnkon l.ouonAht ~
B Morsan ,apts4n u. D. oroone Geo 20 ID Eus.s Nsv%s
hraiIus CORNING AoAanhS A. oR s"~ A""AS' W.
WebD IN uoyt u...., f-o.,nonx,
for ii alnburr Dr Jchn Zahn. Dr. krwm MAleeAl Dc~S
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nouncing tho red nag and socisrsm, o-Sa, snr
declaring that they ready En- volunteer 70 &eep o.
About l. 500 furniture workers parated ths AItenu ,
halted in they committee to see ne me % shsv
nuetly I'm line until reported anu ,,
saiaed recruits or not. resumed their oraery Rsvn
The at rglment National Guard 10 under arms
lars hay va come do wn from Coumbus to auara no o
ernments property, but are at Newport ps1scAs'
across the river.
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roer Ioews presence Ia the Board had not prevented
exirava9snce. Last year tho expenses OF tns Sonhs
sioners amounted to $200.OO0 This was double wnM
Locw were busy men, bnsy that they had mover gone
over the line OF tho aqueduct a., ~, a.. q
The bill with Its amendment was psssenc ~ Z" III, w.
yhe na6atve beiuR given by Mes.ra 'uu"n DtI
Dunham. Murphy and Pierce. The bill provides mat
OF tho Commissioners shall he fePup'@os,' @
giving the Republican voters ~ New orx . r.
resrntativo the Board. The friends OF nan,l'on ,
ir suggrst that he be nominated ~ tho Republi'an
Commissioner.
Mayor Grace was asked Yesterday what he thonghs Oh
the action Of the Iezlsature amending the Aque"c
bill leaving tho Mayor ani Controller or the O"'"""
son Tie said am ia favor OF leiving all the OK
oncio menbers on the conms.ion. nave ~, ~ p.ye
expressed myself "a favorable tn H. Know tnft ,a
mnch can we'll do to attend 10 the hnlios ~ my
Office. and the various other boards oil whicn ,po
is membcr have not the ti'pe 10 aeyu, 9os wouId
Aquefuct Comm 'sior. whch that great WORK "oulu
demand for thorough knowledg' OF tue many I In's
tons which come beors the board 70 be pa's.d upon
Necessarily tho ex-ofcio members must depend largcy
those o' their associates who have time 10 stu"y 'no
details OF the work"
EARNINGS OF TIE THIRD AVENUE ROAD
ALBANY. Nav G-The Board of Railroad Com
msoner In response to the Senate resolution OF hpr
27 asking for an account OF tho earnings and
expenditures OF the Third AVenue H''''
road Company for the last ten years. this even
ing submitted q report to the senate giving "1
mr. pared from tho hooks reports Of The rompany
In October 1853 the present company was ch"itrre'
The amount paid by the grantees Tor tne roau .n n
sfrurred TO Ia UNKNOWN "a 10 DOCKS coh-
pany expendcd the total cost or the roa1 anu cq'p
ment to 1888 Si7O4.7l6 The original 1 STOCK wa VA
bonds 50 500 GOO Interest at and per cent was pan
on the bonds The dividends from 1896 10 - ~ ranV
from o to IL per cent; from 1872 to lsSo rom p W
90 except year when dividend OF 20 per COW wa"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

ra fac, generally known r"So. snS, .o AZ the Man.
heA'u :, - " d,ps.r, Iu Dublin but tue pray, M III
sen to be sSa s.S S% SUNDAY. aud
the cnuro"s ,Smyatiou hss by authority, ooen w., 49,"
% eoy ~ ron, the last edition OF those prHe ,nia.
ished by MoasrA Gil . Co.,
dAAAndank
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

art Lieutenant A. Mark. tho pcv. J. francbe Mr. ana
ana Mrs Conrad .cherilg AMI Walthsf von lei
Alexander Sullivan Miss Mar sarat sullivan AMI az
Maria Agnew OF Chicago VIII sail fDr Europe satlris}
on the CmbriA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
HOW DELMoNIcO ESCAPED A BOYCOTT.

According TO a gen ,leman who Is IN a position
60 know iscts. Demonicos prospective restaurant
at Broadway and Leonardst barely escaped boycott
when that form OF force put into op Grafton az gLnst
Mrs. Gray. James b. Lofd the architect according to
the gentleman referred to- mad under consideration two
bids TOR the cabinet work, which was to cost some
100000 about OF the antic pated expense for
fitting up the building The Oi iders on this work we're
Jeans a. Taylor, OF this city, and Mr. Mertz o' PORT
shester Merits bid was some $1,000 less than that
OF Jeans & Taylor. and Mr.. Lord decided 10
give tine contract to him Before the con-
tract had been signed, however. Mr.. LORD re-
reived word from the Central Labor Union that
presumed TO award the contract 10 any one outside
OF city. not only the building would be placed under
boycott but Mr Lord himself and all his architectural
would the same tate. Mr. Lord - a pug
nacious he went to Mr.. Delmonico with biooi
IN and sed him not 10 submit 10 the proposed
iyuomny. A discussion followed. Mr.. Delmonco oau-
ousy that II he cast In his fortune with Con
tractor the boycott would be put in fotce am the
work Tie reetdurSnt would lie DELAYED, perhaps
for ~ months Instead Of delay. Mr. Delmon-
leo wanted haste; he therefore said mo- u the archl
teci and Mr.. Lord i0dy submitted 10 the inevitable
and gave the contract 10 Jeans Isylor.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
BOYCOTTING AROUSES A STORM
AN INDIGNANT PROTEST.

To the Editor Of The Trfbune.
SIR: Though am not a regular subscriber
OF your papsr yet the vanous shse snr'tiei He Bor
coer which beon freely circulated lately. attemp
Ing An attack upon THE TRIBUNE and its Editor 20
reused my Indignation that cannot refrain from
expression oft 1t would secm though all American
pAtroi ism and Independence wers on the waue when
such pts yranneai oppression arc tolerated Tor
twenty-four hours.
It quite true.that tho disturbing esmsn. forms bus
a minimum OF our national population: bat that min.
mum attempting by all sorts OF subterfnges to control
the majority. Are to submit calmly to tho arbitrary
and high actions OF lot OF foreigners banded To-
gether =. "kuiglts OF Labor" "Traie UDionss etc
native-born American. as we're iny lor-fAtnefs.
but my protest against our we kns,s
Americans In dealing with all these LABOR troHD'cs
served tho State In times OF peace ~ member of
IT, National Guard. aud thongh veteran, yei nrces
sary will gladly the old gray Uniform W snow
these foreigners that American patriotism pride AMI ~
dependence are not yet deal and can never ne Killed
IL giving this sentiment voice the ieeInS
Of all ny Old comrades and associates foirs re,psct-
fully. e ~ j.
NeD- York, May 4, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
THE SITUATION IMPROVING IN CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, May 6 (SpecaD.-Ihe slight
changes strike situation to-day are rather Tor lie
better More closed down to-day because
the men quit work but other hand about as many
men have gone TO work settlements. The freight
haudlers accepted the offer Of tho railroad COM
papes and the roads arc busy rs bees To-
night. There Ia q Iumor that tho switchmen
will 70 ou. In which matters Will be IA
bad eVer, but the best feature OF the whole situation
feeling the strikers toward tho socisnst
and In favor OF order. Nearly every union or
prominsncs has passed resolutions strongly de-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

To fhe EItI)r OF TIT IFtV""e
SIR am gladto see that you recognize edito-
rally the serious crisis the labor war s quito evil
dent that AMI hash OF the secret concaVc haVo
invaded the eiitoria But the welb,ns ~ %
OOc 90 OF stake IL II hi gh time FOR ns
things by their right nnes' boycott terrorism AMI
spoiat on are suppant the common rights OF propsy
ami the finiansntti principles oi 60 Dlly t~ mo
cause OF law and order Il always rs ani IL Y'es 20
ns rne OF tne moD it Will be- the ftllt OF umll tn'
tneseryipg press GkosGk D. H>SiN"''
yorC ADri
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
ONE ANSWER TO BOYCOTT.

SIR: The second morning train on the
Northern road from Nyack Iassed our humble station
one no, ming lately. and upon my entering the ear
feo passenger who Is nce fellow except that lac
reads The Word-sad to nee, VIII yon nave tho morn
ing pap.r 3" II provoked smile, FOR well thas
would be pretty close down TO Jersey CITY before
morni ~ paper would he seen; but said Yes. cer-
tainly" whercupon he pulled from his pocket morning
rKIBuSE OF that dats. How this" said I. fou
don't read rHH TRIBUNE you Old reDel you r. No.. he
SAID buS let tell you. rney are mai because FHH
TRIBUNE seeks It's papers up 10 NyaeK cary va
tie day Issued and trying to stop the e OF them
a a tow Of .de up our minds that we necicI
TgIBU H. and mere mine for you. Our needs VIII KerP
p ust ION, semblance ~ bOyc0t.ins las = you
NAV your level dollar." Yours, d. b.
pieylnOuL MAY | 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
BoycOTTERs ARRESTED AND BATLED

Inspector Byrnes made another series OF
arrests boycottes yesterday Seventeen bakers and
others who are charged WITH consprng to interrupt tho
business OF Mrs Landgra the baker OF Bohemian bread
were arrested In the morning at their homes. They
we're indicted By the April Grand Jury for conspiracy
snd eoercion When arraignsd before Recorder smyth
,hey pleaded not guilty. BAH in eaeh CASE ~ hxed at
$780,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
FEATURES OF THE LABOR QUESTION.

There was cOnsld rable excitement In Mrs.
Lndgrafs bakery yesterday, ana avsit from lhe rio
ously di isposed Bohemian women was hourly expected
couple Of waiting for repettoni OF
the scenes OF Wednesday night The real cause OF the
row was not known D., y,,r rno on.n pon'' visited
The store late on Wednesday and went 10 the rear
OF e store Mrs. LAndgraf was resting ir"n her
day work Then began torrent OF abuse 10 ooth t,e
daughter naw opened the door and pushed the srn
out OF the shop; although one .. OF her s,aar nnr
vowed vengeance and returned later on TO obtain H.
she brought with her three others wives OF b"nrnah
Mrs Lsndgraf Informed tho police and seven officers
were to quefl the disturbance business continues @
he ami little baker was much depressed IN
spirits yesterday She fesrs that the excitement In the
caused by the arrest OF the seventeen
Bohen result in personal Injury 10 herseI anu
family. , ,,., T.,
Houston and R,vngton sts. became demonstrsve ycs-
erday md sho dsapprOva by throwing stones
anS Iricks at the policeman on duty there. Oiiccr
s.iiv was cut on the hands He chased the ruiia
distance, hut they escaped Dy running nc
Al = meeting OF the German Furniture Workers
luton reported that hns i.r ,1o sno" nave de
dny, to their men. There WAS rumor
yesterday that the union OF Sa ae ar
70 begin a 1etrograde movement for ten hours for a
The German Upholsterers' Unions reports OF dee
gates from the shops wcre received showing
that nny-ave shops have j., afopIed tue s,ev!
shop are strko. - ,
The employees OF Mertz Sons. contractors ano
binders In Port Chester, struck for nine hours WORK
About 800 hands went out. The hrin VIII not agree
TO the demand and will stop all business.
Peter Jiedenback wagon aud track MANUFACTURED al
No l6I Edridgesi. has been for some tine annoyed by
boycotters, as of his men have been on sirike
Cnarlcs Gall. picket from the Carriase Makers Union
men from going 10 work He fined $40 yesterday
In The Essex Marke, Court by Justice Dnny.
Justices KilbreIh Murray aud smith meted OUT justice
I'm tbe Court of special Eddie Scott and Jsch
Power are seven and respectively, were charged
by MIry Hovey with having annoyed her aud KICKED
her IN the back Mr.. Lyal who owns the nte mill II
Eas rwcnlythirds SAID that the girl and her mother
were empoyed by him. because they refused to ioiI
the strikers were continually insued The parents o
the boys had to pay $40 Tor their release
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
pIscoRp AMONG TIE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

GALVESTON, May Cit is stated by The
Ne,os that dscord prevails among the knights of Labor
here Messrs Finley. Farrell, Gambriil aud Pierson
were denounced by Local Assembly No Is last month
for acting AS waking delegates without authority
ana were expelled from Local Assembly NO. 3oso
These men, VIII bel0L god to the conservative wing ol
the order now pru card IN The Aeps Jusufyine tbsr
ert. 10 make pe the Maorys ana tne poy-
eItters and citing the approval given them by hNe
Ioc,l mbles Another feature OF the same qiarici
,s he i'm by Local Assembly No. 1876. oi ""
J. Hurk I'D The Labor Adcocate for damaging the
rrputation of fellow aud violating the secrecy
of I oc edIuys order Burk Is eoDserra'
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-17

400 Geary Street, San Francisco, Gal.
Private entrance, l05 Mason street, four
blocks up Geary street from Kesrncy. Main
entrance through Dikpensary Drug Store.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 40
COUNTY OF Los ANoELEs.}
Isaias W. Hellman, President. and John
Miner, Secretary, of the Farmers merch-
ants Bank of Los Angeles, being seyerally
| sworn each for himself say that the foregoing
| statement Is true to his best knowledge
and belief.
Signed, ISAIAs w. HELLMAN, President.
Signed, JOHN MILNER. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before
JAMES G. KAYS.
| Janis I'm Notary Public.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-17
$40 Acres Of Land

Between San Rafael and Providencia
Ranch; last sens n in wheat, surface
water near; fine soil, suited to grapes,
apricots, etc.; nice bearing orchards and
vineyards adjoining. Price for choice,
s35 per acre in 20 acre lots; net acres.
no roads sold. Terms. one-third cash,
balance in one and two years, at . per
cent.
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Property TRANSFERS.


J0ENENAENhat
TUESDAY, February 10. 1886.
Nj. wieks TO Henry I Newell-Lots 50 4
"a IN a. Fort hin tract. and lot 7, block s.
IA N Hartweii 70 Mrs iniia Reynolds
Lois ! AID I, waltons adm to Santa Ana
''i IN Angeles Improvement Co 70 Thomas
Frarar-lot q. blk 38, In subd'n Of part OF lot
,. BIZ 90, Hancock's survey, yfOyo; Al.
char.es II Kelsey and Jessie ,i ksiA Ws,, H.
nsv' Z, ' Watson to John Murray AMI Mary
Murray, his wife--S acres 10 10y IA "a'"h
anbd,r, Of mart OF Ro San Rafael, $50
il II Painter and D Y Ball to RoOert dels
efrnr and Louisa ueisberger, his wife--lwo
acres in painte a Ball tract, Pasade ivy y y
UsA, 70 Lasaso Batteo--NE Il sec D. 3D.
Io "a si / ssat.ey, owen W Bstley and Pau
iine A Batley to James N voss snd Josie
Voss--NE u OF sec 8. 4 :, ksM $500
u Weeks to Jennie Rigfy-Lot sE cor
ncr Second and Los Angeles sts, slo. 600
John o'Neii to Misses Susan Bowies and
Hattie Bowles-L : Y. O'Neil,s subd'n OF
NV part q lot Z. Oh " = =, "" nan w w
stilson and VIM McCrOfy-Bond for deed 10
1907 acres in blk40, u 'ncocks survey $780,
Victor Beaudry and Everett 4 Hall, W W
gtilson and Vim McCrory--Agreement a. 70
sale OF lots IN 1907 acre tract In DIX ~, Il ?.
James Hicknon 70 Sarah Hickson, sarah
nickson, james " Hl lssna ana MARY a
James Hickson and Sarah Hiekson-Agree-
ment as TO separation.
pm Green 70 chas iegge-Lots and 2blk
Il + Goodwin to G r Kernaghan-Iot 7bx
1865 feet in lot s, blk D, Ban Pascuai tract,
s1500.
= @ eciiIds and : wieis 10 j II Hum.
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Dr. Henley,s Remedy for Ladies'

Ladies' suffering from nervousness,
sleeplessness or any nervous trouble,
can find immediate relief and be cured
by using DIR. Henley u Celery, Beef and
iron.
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1000 ACRES

OF land in Tejunga Rancho, At from Is to
800 per acre; abuDdsncs Of irrigation water,
as 500 acres will have the first right 70 aud
all that Ia necessary for Its use out OF n,e.
eiRhths OF ali the water OF the ranch, the
other three eighths belonging 10 the Monte
Vista settlement; $40 per acre OF the price OF
the irrigable land will be left on the land 70
be expended In improving the irrigation "a.
cilities. A flag station az a oonvenient
be at once established There on the tract
a beautiful cove in the foothills of $50 acres
of irrigable land, surrounded by low nils,
suitable for vines. This would make beau
tifui place for settlement
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-17

Conducted by Qualified
Physicians and Surgeons
regular Graduates.
Ell THE oldest Bpe-
cfalistn In the United
States, whose LIFELONG Ell
PERrEscK, perfect method
and pure medicine, insure
SPEEDY and PERMANENT
CURES OF all Private, Chrenie
and Nervous Diseases. Affec-
tions OF the Blood, Skin,
Kidneys. Bia d d err,
Eruufinua lIIcera. Old
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-17

On the west side Of Beaudry street, 1870
feet south of Cable Road, 6Oxl0S, TO q
20-foot alley. $1,000.