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, 1886-09-02
THOUGHT.

It beats against the bars of speech,
With dumb, pathetic pleading to he
free;
To stand in kingly garb of words,
That all the world may share its mai
esty.
But when the bars swing back, and forth
1t steps outside the gates-loi what
stands heref
A king perchance, but clothed In beggar's
rags
Instead of gold and purple kings should
wear.
-Hilda Kent In Overland Monthly.
, 1886-09-02

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teetbing. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays the pain, c6res wind collie, and is the
best remedy for diarrhea. twenty-five
cents a bottle.
, 1886-09-02

CANADA seems determined to enforce
reciprocity by visiting all manner of in
conveniences on the American coasting
vessels on the lakes as well as in the fish
-.
, 1886-09-02

THERE is music in the air at Savannah,
Ca, where a Republican postmaster re-
fuses to let go, and claims that the presi-
dent has no right to remove him. Mr..
Cleveland will attend to his case, later.
, 1886-09-02

The territorial Democratic convention
will be held at Rawlins, Saturday, Oct. .,
1886, Tor the purpose of naming a candi
date Tor delegate to congress, and to
transact such other business as may pro
perry come before said convention. The
several counties will send delegates as fol.
, 1886-09-02

THE people of Carbon county are likely
to make it exceedingly hot for the Re
publican commissioners who have loaded
them with a useless debt.
, 1886-09-02

The immigration commissioners of New
York City, have commenced a good work
in their treatment Of the 800 Mormons
landed at Castle Garden yesterday.
, 1886-09-02

GERoNIMo has surrendered to the
Mexicans-so it is reported. 1t is about
time for him to surrender to somebody.
, 1886-09-02
NONN trlfe with any Throat or
o Lung Disease. II you have

a Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Croupo or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prcvon'
further trouble. 1t is a positive cure,
and we guarantee 1t. Price 10 and 50c
Pearse X McGin. Druggists.
, 1886-09-02

One hundred cases of claret wine for
sale, 1915 per case. ut Mastcn's.
, 1886-09-02

Letter heads. bill heads and tote heads
at the Leader Office.
, 1886-09-02
BLACK HILLS STAGE
ANDEXPRESS COMPANY

Coaches leave Union depot, Cheyenne,
at Csc a. IN, daily, Except Sundays;
touch Chugwater, Fort Laramie, Rawhide
Buttes and Lusk, and connect with the
Chicago Il Northwestern railroad at Lusk
and for Sundance, Buffalo. Fort Fetter-
man, Fort Mckinney, Douglas, (Wyo.),
Fort Robinson and Chadron in Nebraska,
and Rapid City, Spearfsh and Deadwood,
Oak.
The cheapest and shortest route by
twenty -four hours.
The u. s. mail carried. We have first
class eating stations, and our division
agents take all pains to secure the com
fort OF passengers.
F. +. LoNGHURsT. Agent.
, 1886-09-02
THE OWNING RODS VIRTUES.

-Hiida Kent in Overland Monthly.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-13
TOTAL rxA,
u-Inu 4 IL.

TOTAL TxA
Of Kendrick. value $3.50. imp.s, $3.50.
per prop, subject 10 mortgage given
By Mary L Turner and assumed By W
Turner TO X X Darby for e300O, dated
June -, 1854, reed In bk GO. D 10I. of
mortgages, records Of Los Angeles co,
gage given By Walton TO Mrs M
Tyson for the sum Of $1,000 on the fol-
lowing property, TO wit: In Los An
geles 60, 70 ceres Of land In 10 Los
Bolsas. !, being y Z Of sw \ OF Ne x
So OF mortgages, dated Dec IA. 1852.
records Of Los Angeles co. present
Tower. j LIS acres Of laud In Ro
santiago de Santa Ana, I'D n by land of
Maxon. By land Of CQllpm, e by co
road, val y4O5, impts $3.50, pers prop.
Above subject to mortgage given TO W
W Martin for 500, dated Dec 2, 1884,
aud recorded In bk 81. ID SIS OF m0rtga.
ges, records OF Los Angeles comfy,
present val $3.50, spec schl tax soc s.
Of Ia aaS Ssipv 1T ks ess ssrss
sub div Of blks b and c, OF Looplk Mes
eve tract. val $40. impts $500. pers
prop. Above subject 70 mortgage Civ
en- 70 b Kingsley for 1851, dated Dec
=, 1883, aud rec In bk 81, p 609of mort
cages, records Of Los Angeles county,
pres val $40, spec schl tax &c II
iaylor. v S--i0 acres Of land nSEK
81 NE OF sec ., tip 2 s, Is W, I'D BY
land OF Hooper, Q by county road, s by
land Of Hooper,w by land OF Briswaltar.
yI $1,000, impts $500, pers prop.
SuDJeel % mortgage given to Nathan
fickles for $500. dated July Z, 1888, aud
rec in bk 81, p $40 OF mortgages, records
q Los Angeles county, present val
Tallart, Mrs Mary-Iptcrest by rea-
son OF mortg. given BY n II Shoemakerto
Mrs Mary Tallart for the sum Of $ls0OO
on the following property to-wii In
Los Angeles county, 10 acres OF land In
San Gabriel, being the SWll< Of SELof
sec z, tp 5, 7 II W, rec In biz 70, p $50 of
mortgages, dated april IL, 1888, rec OF
Los Angeles county 1911
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-13

fufAt "a
WITH co
NE u Of sec %. tp5s,r7w
blk IS
Post. c A--io acres Of land, in Ro
Coyotes. I'D by land OF Tallman, by
land OF Gomez, BY land OF Williams,
W BY land OF Pendleton p
Peck, Adolph-l2 acres OF land In
Ro Santiago de Santa Ana, BID u by
land of FLETCHER g by land OF Fletcher,
by land Of Stone, W by lapd OF Stone !;
Peterson, Captain A--ln town OF san
Pedro. lots ! 2, IA. Is, blk IS, spec schi
Also in town Of san Pedro. lots |, 10.
blk 81, spec sOhl tax 2lO
Fierrott, Xm--20 acres OF land. heinG
the q int OF 30 acres OF Esmilda tact,
Ro San Antonio, bnd N by land OF
Cook, by land OF Delzell, 8 by land Of
Denny, W by city line Il
Pfohl, Hin town OF Santa Monica,
lots A. Is. aud c, Of blk les
Perry MIL and Lumber co-Iut by
reason q mortge given BY Ling ~ to
OF so 70, on the following property to-
wit: In Los Angeles county, 100 acres
of land, being the half of NE 4, and
the half OF NV y of SEQ II, Tp4 N,
Ri W, recorded In bk 6s, p bsi. OF
mortgs, dated Oct 25, 1884, records OF :,
Los Angeles county. y!
Ro Santiago de Santa Ana. bnd N BY
SAINTS Ana river, e by land OF Rosinda
Peralta, s by land OF Sam Hellnan, W
by land Of d Dominguez. value 1915, !.
impts 800, pers prop ID
Per llta, Mrs MS acres OF land In Ro
Santiago de Santa Ana, bnd Y BY land
inlnguez, s by land of P Dominguez.W :
land 0f aamQ
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rorA1 rAx,


Seymour, H Ms acres Of land ia Ro
Santiago de Santa Ana, bud N by coun-
" road, 4 by land OF Young, by land
OF Herman, w by land OF N A Peters.
also IN Santa Ana, E lot 2t, acres OF
land, value $40 deductions for mortgs
$40, pera prop. Above, with other
property, subject to mortg given TO Mrs
q A McNeal for $500. dated Feby 20,
1855, recorded in blk %, p 533, of mort.
cages, records Of Los Angeles county,
present value S1ls2 81
Soto Conception p desc acres Of
land In Rancho San Jose, on sile Of
Upper Azusa Go road, BID L by lands Of
Packard aud Sallee. 8 by lands of Satos
and Sallee and Azusa lower road W
by land OF Slauson and NJ Soto, value
$3.50, deduction for mortgage $500
spc sch tax 50 Is 81 2
Also 100 acres OF land ON S side of
Azusa road. Z and by land OF Palo-
Mares, W by land OF Carton, value
$500. impts $1,000, pers prop. All OF
above subject to mortgage given to Po-
mona Valley Bank, for 5000, dated
Sept oath, 'Si. and recorded In book 81,
page lb6, OF mortgages, records of Los
Angeles county, spc sch tax 81 81 sc 0
shoemaker. X H--i0 acres OF laud
being the SW y OF Sc u, OF sec 2, tbs,
r law, value $500. impts 5000, pers
prop. Subject to mortgage given to
Mrs Mary Tallant for $4,000, dated April
l, 80, and recorded in book 40, page
hsG, of mortgages, records of Los An
geles county, pres val $500 20 2
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-13

Shrode, D K-10 acres of land Ro Los
Bolsaa, being the 10 acres OF SCI of
NE4 of sec 8, tp o s, X 10 W, value si25,
impts f345. per prop, specl sch tax 81
Suda. yuan--Per prop. bal due
Scot, Mary E-Interest by reason of
mortgage given byA II Mceampbell
TO WP Carver and assigned to VIM w
Scott. and by him TO Mary + Scott, for
the eum OF $1,000. OIL the following
property. to-wit. In Los Angeles
county, 81 acres of land In 10 Santiago
de Santa. Ana, bnd . by land Of Sutton,
c by Parker. by Bernerd, and " by
self aud Caldwell; also 10 acres OF land
W by self. shy Peters, recorded In hk
~. page 60 OF mort, dated Jan 20, 1888,
rec OF Los Angeles co, pres value
81, 1000. specl sch tax Sl5
due
sesefla, D-Pers prop
Serrano. Jose Juan--Pers prop, spe-
cial school tax IS cts
Storey, Charles-Pers prop
Smith. j W-Pers prop
| Stafford, H F. Pers prop
Stevens. 2 R-Pers prop, special
Smith, John F--Pers prop
Shaug. Il Lin townof Pomona, lot
5, blk g., special school tax p cts
Also, blk 81. special school tax Is cts
Also. blk -, special school tax 50 cts,
pers prop
Above blks 81 and IS subject TO mort
gage given to Emma L Hawks for
1900. dated December l, 1882, and re-
corded In book A page a17 OF mort
cages, records OF Los Angeles county
Santee, Mllton-The 5 half OF sE
lquarter OF 80 acres sec tip SIS II law
Il Also. Il half Of NE quarter OF 80 acres
sec tp . II Is, pers prop
Above subject 10 mortgage given to
M 0lconnor for $1,000, dated March
n 1884, aud recorded III book 90 page
WV OF morfgages, records Of Los Ange-
les county
Also, subject TO mortgage given TO NJ
O'Sopnor for 1900, dated November
Y, 1884, aud recorded In book 90 page
les county
smith. \ Ma acres Of land In Ro
santinso de Santa Ana, BID N by land
Of Norton, Kby land OF wD co, 3 by
land OF sherpe. W BY land Of Heath
man. pers prop, Above subject 20
mortgage given 70 Alexander Penny
y for 500. dated September 2, 1854. and
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-13

cakes Gin town OF pomona III
Ralphs subdn of lot H. piA i'i' '"'"S
DATES 4 gtevenson--In town OF 70,
mona, blk 1856, value sSou' speci so"'oi
'A az ~ i p-12o acres Of land In Ro San:
tiago do santa Ana, bnd bY lana Of
Armstrone & Breed, py firenangh,
S by land Of Berry ano " ~ ianu Of
waksha gal1 b i ,I moStS ss'S s,y pss
lohn Cubbon and assumed by J D
1 ~ ~ Victoria Higdon for $500. dated
Nav IA Isl, and recorded In bk s., p 90,
~ mor,as, records OF Los Angeles coun-
~ nresont value $500
Ong Foo-Pers prop, bal due, specl
schi tax "a cts
Odeil, Jane Al acres OF land, beiag
W half Of + half OF L half OF SW u OF
SW u See /. TIP ? S, RAW
Orr 4 Block-Pers prop, bal due.
spell sch tax SOC
O'Bannon, PIERS prop
Oden, Mason Gin the town Of San
Pedro, lots 5. Q and 10, blk II, value
~, impts $3.50. per prop, specl sch
Openshaw, wm-Lot No In Z Tur-
ner's sub OF lands OF the Orange Grove
Reservation, Pasadena, specl sch tax
&c
O'Brien, W Us acres OF land In tbs
Grogan tract, Pasadena, bnd a by land
Of Quarles, Q by land OF Mrs Minis,
! by Illinois st. W by Monline ay, value
t250, impts SIS, per prop, specl sch tax
81 IL
OFT, Mrs Emma-2o acres in Azusa
Up, being VIZ OF NW1< OF seq Of sec ?,
Up 5, n 10 W, specl sen tax y 81
OFT ] DIX ncres of land in Ho San
tiago de Santa Ana, bnd n by land OF
Hartwel, e by GO road, 5 by land OF
Robert McFadden, W by land OF Fruit
Olivares, Bioss-In the Central addI-
ton TO Santa Monte, lots 80. 40 and Al
Oyerhaltze, s A-S0 acres of land in
Azusa tip, being blk l6 Philips tract,
Up Is, X 10 W, specl sch tax 81 80
Also lot III town Of CoyinH, being
iok blk IL, speol sch tax 30
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TOTAL TAX,
WITH COSTS.
$500, dated May 81. 1884, aud Recorded
in book So page 227 OF mortgages, rec
ords OF Los Angeles county. propor- 40
lionaie value 800
Nixon George sIs sd n N ssa IS eis IS Is
Newbil, 8 D-fmpts on frae bal, o.
NV quarter Of sec 80 tp 9 n X 49, saiue =, a,
500, pers prop, bal due
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q uinn, Jas--Impts on gov land. sec %,
TAN, R16 W, value $40. pers prop, bal
due, special school tax 26c
Qhong, Yen-Pers prop, bal due
Guam, Yek-Pers prop, bal due
GUAM, CAMPERS prop, bal due
Quang. Sam kee-In town OF Orange,
lot Is. blk A. value $40, impts $3.50. pers
prop, special schol tax zoe
Quung Wong Ching Pers prop. val
500, bal due. special school tax $50
Quang Long Money on hands 500,
pefs prop. bal due, special school tax
81 IA
Quong, Sam Kee--Impts ON land OF A
H Rogers 4 Go $50, pers prop, special
school tax SIC
Quinn, James J-Interest by reason
OF mortgage given by W ii Logsdon to
James Quinn, for the sum OF $500, on
the foil wing property in Los Angeles
Co: 6 acres OF land In Rancho Santiago
de Santa Ana, I'D N by land Of Frazer &
Brown, Il by land OF Rosa Davis, by
land OF Mrs L p Brown, recorded in
book IS, page l62. OF mortgages, dated
May IL, 80, records OF Los Angeles
county. pres val s25i, special school
tax SOC
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Nimmo, Flu acres OF laud IN no
Los Bolsas, being the n 10 acres OF 81
Value sico. impts ssi5. pers prop ' above
subject 70 mortgage given to George
Hough for 800. dated Sept 10, SO. and
recorded in blk So, D % OF mortgages.
records Of Los Angeles county, spe sch
Norris. s p--i acres OF land in sierra
Madre tract, being fractl part OF lot
number IA, value $i60, impts $40, pers
prop above subject to mortgage given
10 l. Carter, for $3.50. dated Nov ~, 's4,
aud recorded In bk 81, p 70 of mortga-
ges. records of Los Angeles county,
Norman, FIJI acres Of land In Ro
Dnerte Ia Beardlee tract, being in sec
30, Up N. Ri W, BID N and y by land
Of Daniels, BY land OF Marrow and
W by county road
Also, lot II Of same tract, being In
sec 30, Tp l N. Il II W, containing Is
;ioc1, impts 800. pers prop s above sub.
ject to 1T mortgage given TO Z r Chap
pellow for $500 aud assigned to VIM
Chappeilow aud BY him assigned to II
Daniels, dated March %, So, and rec
orded In bk AZ, p $50 Of mortgages, rec
ords Of Los Angeles county, present
Also, second mortgage on 90 70 100
acres OF land given to q Smith for
$500, dated Ian 80, IS, and recorded in
bk GA. p 305 Of mortgages, records OF
Los Angeles county. present value $3.50
Niece, " J-t0 acres OF land, being
sE 90 acres Of va q SEA Of sec II. rp
prop sps seh ts y, 40 !, -, ~, >
Me- q sy,s and Wa Z q q NE Z and q The d
value $3.50, sppe sch Tx si.el 2
Newman, 5 J-Pers prop spe sch tax
$50 Ss,.oo 40 so,s. ., land be,ns sw
of sw X Of sec 20. 70 2s.r 10 W, val
siioo, impts $500, pers prop
Neshen. Peters acres Of land being
part OF the FOCAL tract. located In the
Pr q sec 80. tp 8. l3 ". BID n by
lana Of Davis. Q by land OF McLain,
pers prop ~
Newtsont M-ieo aeresof land desert
fNfs iolloWs q NE Y of sec Is,
~, w ana sW "a OF NE 4 of sec
~ W; snu " 4 OF Sc a OF
" ?, W. val $1,000, impts
,,nn RsrS PIE ,ho , II
III "a ~, ny M. Town OF 70,
2 ~ ~ ~ at, ,o,, ~ po,,o,. 49,
s,s9 sia sa'1 49,, ~, ovna' iote' DIX
Noyreli. WHO acres Of land IN Los
ealsas re being " s!, q s y, 4, 4 q NE 4
sec H. Up OF III, val ssio' inptssi1 pers
prop
Newport WINTERS prop, bal due
Nash, M-Pers prop
Niece, q F-Pers prop, bal due, spec
schl tax si.Sd
sohi tax 200
Nelson, Christian A-Pers prop, spec
scfl tax 15c
Nile, VIM J-32o acres OF land, being
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ins sEI4 OF SWk and NJ of swt< Of
| 9EiI OF sec 8. Tp6S, R10W
Also, 100 acres Of land, being NV 100
acres Of NV u Of SEQ s, Tp 6 8. X low
Also. 81 acres OF land. being fractI
NFix Of sec S, TpGs. r 10 w
Also. 10 acres Of land, being 10 acres
Of fractl Me- Of Nw1l Of sec II, Tp 6
S.Rf0W
Also. SO acres OF land. being W1s Of
sw4 Of SEQ 8, tn 6 S. II 10 W, value
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
FOR THE DIAK0NIsSEN SOCIETY.
TIE LADIES' HEALTH PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION IN
TERFSTFD IN 1T.

TIE LADIES' HEALTH PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION IN
TERFsTED IN 1T.
The Ladies' Health Protective Association met at
the Beekman Hill Church yesterday afternoon There
wos not a quorum present and the discussion was IN
formal The bill before the Legislature to anthorze
the BOARD of Health TO empower Michael Kane TO es-
tabr;sh a dunn at the foot OF East Ninetvseventh ST.
was talked over and to prevent 1t were as
cnssed The association is interesting Itself I'D concert
winch will be given at the Church OF the plvne faer
nifty March 2 for the benefit OF the Diakohlsseh 90
ciety This society is being formed on me modei OF
society organized by Empress Augusta III Germany
IN 1885 and which did excellent work among inc
troops during the Franco -Prusslan war. III 10 10 pe
practically q ssternood who will receive necessary
education and relg g.ous training and Instruction anu
nen devote themselves attendance upon the SICK as
skilfn nurses Attention will be especially devotea 10
the sick DOOR who will have their wants attendeu 70
free of charge persons who able to pay ior tne
services rendered will be uired TO do SUCH pay
ment to go to the support OF the institution IN Sl
ing On ong the poor also the ssterhOod VIII teacn
them in sanitary bygienic matters thus 1oo"ins
out the line of work which has been done py 'ne
Ladies' Health Protective Associa alton.
The trustees OF the Western Dispensary nave RON,
ised cordial cooperation in the undertaking sh1 an
have offered free of charge, that portion OF their DuG
ines at Thirty-eighst and Seyenthave not necessary
for dIspensary work. To trnn nurses ano maintain
the institute for the first year. S6.OO0 Is required
part of this has been already rased $lOOO as ho
proceeds of the Japanese tea party given by MIS- III.
Egbert Guernsey who has been actively Interested III
the proiect Tickets for he concert OF March may
he obtained of Mrs Egbert Guernsey, No 926 Fifth
ave-: Mrs Clinton b. Fisk, No. 81 fifth-aye Nine
Demorest No. 10 East tifty-seventh-st; MIS-. ~ f.
! Irontmann No. 27 Beekman Place and Mrs. L. y.
Sparks No. 420 East Fittieth-st.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
4 cLERGYMAY on TRIAL FOR A>SACLE

The Rev. Robert T. White, pastor of the
Methodist Church Purdy's Station, was on trial In the
Court OF General Sessions at White Plains Wednesday,
charged with criminal assault on Errida Robinson,
sister OF the Rev. George GOss OF the MethO-
dist Churcn at Pnilmont The delendant Is
tnrty years old. married, and has three children
Miss Robins Is twenty two. Mr. white was defended
by oX-Co.lcctOr Robertson and Lawyers Chase
and keogn Miss Robinson testified that
Ine assault committed ia May
Isst Her child was born IN March, 1888. She says
mat Mr. paid the expenses Incidental To the Drth
OF the child She has brought civil suit taganst Mr.
for $4,000 .-..... ,..,,
Mr. White In sums varying from $3.50 To $l3J. Ho also
told of Mr. Whites visit u his house In company WIN
Dr f. H. King tho presiding elder. and the Rev Z. H.
rrnys the witness and Mr.. White left the minister's In
the parlor while they went upstairs where MI W hlte
confessed to Mrs. Goss that he was guilty,
ard also Miss Robinson, who came
into the room and Teproachrd him for the act
Aftrr Mas Robinson went TO the hospital MI "hlto
wanted the to obtain from her statement ue-
claring him innocent, saying The glrI Will prOohoy
die and IL won't make any difference to her sna lnen
be a free man" Ia all the witness received @0o! oo
from Mr. White. The witness was then questlOheu Oy
brIweon the two minister's. lie addressed Mr. White as
dear brother and signed himself yours fraternay'
10 prevent suspicion the part of Mr. Whites wife Tor
the same purpose and also wnen III speaking OF MISS
RObiusnn her condition was represented Dy 'hlhls-
tern association" and her travels between her nome
and Albany we're described as "going fishing or com
ing from fishing" At tho close OF he crosseXaminaton
two old women thinking themselves at prayer meet
ing clappeu their hands and cried "Amen!'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.


CUsToMs-The receipts of customs at the port OF New
1922 600 OF which amount 3 cent wrs IN gold com
2 per in silver coin 47.9 per cent In gold cert
cates 1912 per cent IN silver certificates and Ala per-
centlin United States notes
EXPORTS OF BREADsTUFFs-The total values OF the
exnorts OF breadstus from the United States during
month OF January, sSG, compared with the
periods preceding were follows:
January SS6. S9. .4O7, 81 1888, Sl7S72,1l3 Seven
months ended January 81, 1885, @O24O6.oI| 1882
$97.572.92O.
Manufactures to-dav agreed report favOraby Repre-
sentative Campbell's bill to appoint commission of ex
merits for testing OF steel and IRON and other building
materials used in the construction OF buildings bridges
and mechanical structures and the deduction or useful
rules herefrOm. twenty-five thousand dollars Is ap
propriated TO carry out the provisions OF the act
PENSION MATTERS-The several special examiners
under orders from the Pension Office TO examine the
rolls of the pension agencies at New lotk CITY, Louis
willie, Knoxville aud Boston have completed their labOrs
In addition the 4S9 names DeretOfOfe reported "a
Of pensioners who have either died or remarrl.d
have been dropped. Al the Louisville agency III
have been dropped, aud Mt the hnoGyHe agency
l27S names, with probable supplemental list OF over
2CO have been ordered dropped for similar causes and %
OF possible fraud been discovered and u
names OF 1852 pensioners have been dropped and Ia
cases of alleged fraud being Investigated. AT the
four the location of about $40 pensioners could
not be ascertalned.
OLD CLAIMs.-The House Committee on Claims to-day
instructed a favorable repor: Reprssen
tive ComptOus bill to authorize the settlement OF the
OF the States OF Maryland and virginia for
advances made to the United States In 1890 and 1901
purpose OF aiding IN the erection or pubic build
the District OF Columbia Interest on the amount
which shall fOund due Ia 10 be allowed the State OF
Mryand from ls43. ard virginia from 1850. The bin
provides, however, that mo- "V doc the Government
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
JERSEY CITY Police BAFFLED.

The police Vt Jersey City have been investigating
strange story which was brought 10 their attention
day or two ago Charles s. Hogan, railroad con-
ductor and his wife live Id fiat house at Jerseyaye.
and Egbth-s On Friday night of last week Mr.. Hogan
received dispatch signed DR.. A. l.. Sayre telling
him 10 come home at once his wife sick. When
he arrived he found his wife seemingly very low. Her
story is that at about 10 p. n. Friday she was
suideny taken with labor pains and having one IN
the house whom she could send tor her physician she
raised the window and asked boy TO go tor DR.. ho-
comb " no lives two doors away In short time the
messenger returned with strange man who SAID that
he was a physician. but be was not DR.. Holcom0.
The physician put Mrs Hogan under the influence OF
ether and when she came 10 her senses her child was
born aud had been taken away by the supposed hys-
elan. The woman that she saw the doctor wrap
Uing something i'll bundle just as she was regain
ing consciousness but she dld not know what vas
She apparently greatly distressed about the disap
pearance of her sprng The doctor left small curl
OF golden hal about two inches long.
he police ascertained that Mrs. Hogan's servant
in the house all day and night, aud she did not
hear Mrs Hogan open the window or call TO the boy
Neither did she hear anybody come into the
apartments but she did hear Mrs. Hogan say good
evening DOCTOR The first the servant knew OF the
physician having been there the birth having taken
place was when Mrs Hogan called her into the room
and gave her dispatch 10 send to her husband. Then
the child was not there. DIR. HOcomb says that he
met Mr.. Hogan that night his way home but the
man said nothing to bin about his wife being sick.
he police prepared to i've entire crtdence tc
Mrs Hogans story and yet they do not say that II u