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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
a.. A. n. sM,tuiiaaioa.

The Frank Bartlett Post, No. q,
and the Woman's Relief Corps, No.
2, OF the Frank Bartlett Post, met In
khe @. A. r. Hall on Spring street
last evening, and the following officers
were m mustered ia by Past Post COM
mandcr A. Bell: Post Commander,
I. ]. Butler; S. V. Commander, j..
q. Bnskilk; Jr. v. C. Commander.
Thomas J. Scheave-; Chaplain, d.
I. Cline; Surgeon, DR.. VIM. =. Reid /;
Ouarlermaster, P. P. Livermore; Of
ficsr Of the Day, O. M. Fairbank
Ofiicer,nf the dnard, A. L. Cock;
The following officers Of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps were installed by
the President, Mrs. A. G; Brown and
,he Installing Offic r, Mrs. g. Ran
eom: President, Mrs Mary +. Cook
sr. v. p, Mrs. NJ .ttie SERVER; Jr. '.
p. Mrs. Julia Gidiey; Secretary
Elizabeth Davis; Treasurer, Addle
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
The New Board Meets ana Or.
gunfZeS.

gnnizes.
The new Board OF + education mel
at the Office OF the Assistant Superin
tendent, yesterday, Mr.. Anna Averil'
Messrs. F.,body, Kelley, Craw'
ford and Day being present.
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing were read by Mrs. Averill, ate
which the new Board was organized
by the election OF officers, DR.. j. s
Crawford being elected President and
MIR. \. s. Embody Secretary.
The President stated that he would
postpone the appointment OF commit
tees, for the reason that he vas moi
sufti iently acquainted with the differ
ent members TO make anch appoint
ments as would be conducive to unity
and effective work.
Upon motion, Mrs. Averill was
elected teacher in the public school.
and reelected Deputy Superintendent
for the balance of the school yea,
commencing January ], 1888. Thi
action WAS thought ece.sary on &c
count Of some irregularities in tht
election by tlie old Board.
General Brieriy reported the sale o
lot 6 block y, If the Baker tract, f'h
$4,000, $4,000 cash, $4,000 March 25tf
and $4,000 June 25th, 1888. The gen
teman also handed in a blank dup /
cate resolution confirming the sal,
and authorizing the execution of q
deed, which WAS adopted.
The res gnation If Miss Eva Hol
brook as teacher, on account Of i'll
health, was received and accepted.
Several other matters w-re sUg
gest..d, but deferred until the mex
NEE ing.
An adjournment was taken unit
tonight at Z 80 o'clock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07

WILLIS L. CULVER, Of Pavilion, N. Y,
says that Gilmure's Magnetic Elixir cured
him OF q long standing throat AMI lung trou-
s..les.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
HEALTH MATTERS.
Meeting of shc Hnard-<tfeet
SDr,nksiug Contract.


The Board OF Health met yesterday
afternoon, and there was present n
full Board, viz: Mayor Workman,
chairman M. T. Collins, J. Hanley,
J. F. Humphreys, Drs. Hagan and
Gibbs. The minutes OF the previous
meeting was read and approved. A
discussion on the legality OF Chinese
wash-houses resulted in DR.. Hagan
being instructed 10 ahate all nusances.
DR.. Hagan stated thaat he was vacci
mating about 100 people per day, AMI
either he Or DR.. C9le went to the de-
DOT and met tue trains from San Fran
cisco. and noticed the arrivals 10 zee
If any of them had symptom. OF
smallpox.
A communication from W. s. Weed,
South Alameda street, complaining
that the garbage had not been re-
moved from the front OF his h 'nse for
three weeks, was read and referred to
the Superintendent OF streets.
The Clerk to the Board was in
siructed to notify Mr.. jackson, ihe
contractor, to cover the manure and
garbage piles on Mission street with
sand.
Petition Of Frank w. Cherry in re-
gard TO the nuisance in the rear Of
the premises. 435 Temple street, was
referred to the Health Officer.
The matter of street sprinkling was
discussed at length. Mr.. Donesan wis
has held the sprinklng contract fol
last year etated to the board that + he
got the contract this year he woult
provide new sprinklers, good harness
Responsible drivers and make the
tanks water tight. 1t was moved b,
MIR. Gibbs that the sprinklins con.
tractsbe awarded to the lowest bidder
and a new contract drawn up by the
mayor aud city attorney. Mayol
Workmun stated that he had beer
troubled with complaints during ih'
whole Of last year and this year h.
intended 10 have a complete new out
fit and the work done in a pr ope
manne Adjourned until next Fr.
H,xr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07

rsirbank; Chaplain, Mrs. Sarah
B,les: Conductor, Miss Mirs,le fei-
ton: Guard, Mrs. Mary Littel AS
sis,ant Conductor, Mrs. Annie Zens |;
Guar /, Mrs Etna Davis. :.
After the installation Mrs. Cook
m ,de n brief addr, 50 and the me M
bers OF the Post sang the iavoriie
song, "America." -.
w. c.. Brown read the report OF the
Treasurer, which was accepted.
Commander Butler, on behalf oi
the Pot and Woman's Relief Corps,
presented Mrs. Brown with very
handsome silver pitcher and goblet,
also gold badge aud monogram
with beautiful diamond get in the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
New t,stspa

Kirk r. Smith oil al. yesterday filed
a complaint against Eliza ]. Olmstead
and her hush .ni, seeking to qniet title
to certain lands in the rancho Cienega.
The same parties filed a similar suit
against B. G.. Latin ct al.
+. A. M..Comas, guardian OF the estate
Of Caroline Warner, an incompetent,
filed suit a, king for the foreclosure
OF a mortgage given to secure the pay
ment of y 500 note.
Kim Wo Lung 4 Co. filed COM
plaint against I. f. Joyce, asking a
Judgment Of $]033 for .bor furnished
in the defend tat'a brick yard.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Nik ndo'' at she Graud
Rast Night.

hC - iASA eAGO -
last Night.
The Carleton Opera Company pro-
duced the Hikado last night before a
brilliant and crowded audience, and
in the style of that elegant setting,
attention to detail and perfection Of
appointments which mark all the pro-
ductions of Mr. Carleton AMI his asso-
ciates. The new features CT the per
formanre Last night, as compared
with that of year ago, were MIR.
Murray as "Poo Ball." most accept.
able change. IS he sang and
acted we'll; Miss Rice as the third
lit maid" making "the total sum-"
another change vastly for the better
Her coquetry in the role was very
drollness in its most refined es
sence. In the song, For Ho'a go-
ing to Marry Yum YUM" the house
went wild over her arcnness OF act
ing. The "Yum Yum" Of Miss
Post WAS not what Los Angeles
people had been led to
expect. This will not be disputed
when il j. recalled to mind that she
male the fatal failure If not drawing
an encore in the lovely "Moon Song"
Drew II" "Koko" was at his hest. He
and Miss Rice are always original in
much Of their business.
For the matinee this af ernoon
the attraction is the pretty new
opera, Dorothy. 1t is we'll worth
seeing. For tonight The Merry
War. It. has been arranged that tue
Church concert set for to morrow
nisht will give way to Mr.. Carlo on.
and as consequence this pretty and
tuneful opera, The Merry Wdr will be
present Il for the s-cond time in this
city. 1t is new here and is sure to
please.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
BOLD BURGLARS
Ester "a store and Garry of
&15OD Worth of s:"Ods.

Early yesterday morning, the
store cf Evans & Conwell, gents
fnrnishers, north of the St. Elmo
Hotel on Main street, was hurgl r.
lied. The thieves entered the store
through the rear window and placed
u canvas sign in front OF the window
20 that their operations shou d not be
observed by pas.ers-hy The draw
ers OF the Office desk were pulled cut
and their contents sirewn on the
floor. The jewery case was la,,
sacked OF its contents, valued be.
tween $6c0 and 1900, large quantity
OF silk and number OF g.,ld.monnted
um hrel'as were also stolen. TIE to-
tai loss amounting TO about $500.
The safe and the money-drawera h,,i
not been tampered with. The bur
plsry was discovered about 7 o'clock
in the morning, when the clerks en-
tered the shop.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07

nltnre COmpanv'
British America of Toronto. ......S $500
Alias Assurance [ Lompany .... 1,25U
State Investment and Insurance
Company OF san Francisco o,OOO
Inppri, Al OF London ....... 5000
TelaTd '"'."l -''.,1.... 5000
Northern Assurance of London 5,OOU
Union Insurance Company OF San
Francisco <,ooO
az; fora, ,s Conn W '.... ' '.1.....,. 49,. $500
'''e land ''.'.'.... ~ 's............s. $500
Liverpool, London and Globe . 2,5Ou
A;;na Insurance Company OF Hart
German American OF Eew York. 2,OU0
North British a. Mercantile of
Liverpool, London & Globe ..... $500
Insurance Company Of Moth
America n, d pniladelphia. -. 1000
Pennsylvania Fire OF Philadelphis 2,50U
Ayglu Nevada Assurance Corpora
Ion of San Frau cisco .......... 1000
Amazon Insurance Company of
Cincinnati, Ohio :. .......... 9.S'lO
North German of Hamburg. $500
California Insurance Company OF 1000
San Francisco 49,. ..... ...... o,OOO
North German OF Hamburg ... 5000
Royal Nor ich am Lancashire of
England ..,.. ....,-,.....;' S'ooV
don ..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Fire Ass:ciation of Philadelrhia. 1000
don '......... -. -. 1900
Hartford ........'...'.......,. ~ 1000
don .......' -. ....... :. 1000
Lion Insurance Company OF Lon.
OUh ........... LOW
Orient. insurance Company of .-oo
,,h.i, IA .r.ia.., ~ Nau,
OrIeans. ....;..............'... 1900
OF New Orleans ...'.....e..',.... 1900
Home Mutual of California ..u.. $500
Ma sachuse,ts -. -. 1000
Sun Fire and Marine Of San Fran
cieco o................. ......... 5000
Sonsnern California Los Angeles 1000
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
of Hartford -. 81. ............. 5000
Sun Fire Insurance Company of
cantinsnt.l % insurance Company ~
Of New York 49,. -. 1000
Philadelphla. -................. 1000
St P4ul re and Marine of 81. Pau! 5000
Newark, N. ]. -, .....,... $500
York ...... ~. 80. ... 1000
Chnnocricnt Fire Insurance Com
pany of Hartford -. ...... 1000
Snu'hern C lifn' MIA OF Los Angeles $500
York ...................... $500
l. nd N and Provincial of London . 5Ml
Southern California OF Los Angeles 2,5O,
Total amount of insursnce ~ Sl27,25O
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
stle eIne.',

Mr.. Orville NJ. Remington, press
representative for the Rene combina-
ton, is in the city making prepa a
tions for the opening Of the season in
this attraction on Monday. The
drama " i'll receive m re attention In
the HERALD OF Tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
TIE INSURANCE
On sta Rnrnea> stock OF tb aos
Angeles Furniture Go.

Following Is list of the INSURANCE
policies held by the Los Angeles Fur
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
.sUuder sue sa>iight."

Augustn Daly's famous local melo.
drama, Under the Gaslight, will be the
attraction at Hazards Pavilion to-
night. The famous Shrewsbury Bend
set, with it's sensational railroad ef-
fects, and Pier 80, North river, with
the gamma soiree, are the principal
features OF this great play and they will
be elaborately placed upon the stage:
Mis- Bivgar, ~ little Minnie oli,it!a, Ii,iel and
the dock scene,
The cast includes Mr.. Brady as
"Bermu las" the newsboy. MIR. Web
eter as ".Snorkey," the one-armed
soldier. Miss Titiolas Laura Cou t.
landt," and Aliss Biggar as "Peach
Blossom" East Lynne will be pre-
sented for tho last time this alter
noon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
SANTA ann,

The Queen City of the Empire VALLEY.
Grand excursion and auction sale of the
Orange thoye TRAIT, Wednesday. January
IL, 1888. Best property ever offered at
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
Batrd,s NIaaa, moth HTinstrels. N

The reserved seats are now on sale
at the office of McLain and Lehman,
3 Market street and judging from the
seats already sold, the house will be
crowded. This minstrel company
Is said to be q mammoth con-
soliiation of the cream Of the
best representatives of minstrrlry in
the couatry. Its manager, |. w.
Baird, is gentleman Of culture and
means. who, a. he says in his pros
pectus, has spared no pains or expenSe
to prune this fe iture Of tho stage of
all things whish seemed uniting. Mr..
Baird's effort has been to elevate and
refine the minstrel art, and it has been
his de-ire to cater to the educated and
better classes o the people. 1t affords
him much pleasure to see gentlemen
visit his entertainments with ladies,
his aim being to present nothing to
call blush Of shame to the fairest
countenance. Thse who witnessed
the appearance OF Baird's Minstrels at
the Grand Opera house on their pro-
vious visits testify to the purity of the
Entertainment without any decrease
in the tayor Of r minstrel ente, tain
mept..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
EDUCA l,)NAh.

Total amount of insursnce. &,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07

REV. e. J. WHITNEY, of Clarkson, N. Y
says Gilmore's Aromatic Wine for Female
weak ness, stands without q rival. G. II
Heiuzeman, agent, Los Angeles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Jersey CITY.

The County Physician has not completed his in.
vestgaton of the case Of the child named OConnor,
whose death is supposed 10 have been caused by the
mistake of drug clerk, Charles b. Whildcn. Tho
clerk was arraigned in the police court yesterday on
charge of manslaughter and was remanded to await
the result Of the investigation.
Mrs. Augusta Coll who removed on Christmas
afternoon from her home, No. "a CentTalave. to tho
City Hospital, suffering from alleged beating at
the hands of her husband. died yesterday afternoon
Commissioner Warren created sensation at the
meeting of the Board OF Finance Thursday night
by Offering a resolution to dismiss Corporation Counsel
Blair The Board consists Of three Democrats and
two Republicans, but Mr. Hardenbergh, one OF the
Democrats and president of the Hudson County Ma
tonal Bank cannot be depended on to carry out any
OF the schemes of the politicians Counsellor Blars
ability is not questioned, but he is a Republican and
his place IS wanted for Democrat Mr.. Harden
bergh said that since he became member of the
Board no had opposed tho removal Of competent OIL
Gals simply on account OF politics. He voted against
the resolution and il defeated.
Daniel D. Finneu the Brooklyn car conductor
who pleaded guilty TO higamy and attempted 10 excuse
himself by saying that he had procured divorce from
his first wife through Munro Adams's agency in New
York. sentenced yesterday TO three years in State
Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
THE CASE OF The NINTH REGIMENT.
COLONEL SEWARD PRESENTS ITS CLAIMS FOR
THE NEW ARMORY

Colonel Seward said TO a Tribune reporter yester-
day. in reference TO the armory dispute at the last
Sinking Fund Commissioners meeting that the resolu
ton produced from tie records by Recorder Smyth
was not one asking the Arncry Board TO erect now
armOry for the 9th Regiment but was concur1fng
I'm resolution passed by the Armory Board TO erect
an armory for the 9th. In letter dated September
l. 1884, General Shaler, secretary Of the AiTnory
Board wrote to the Commissioners OF tho Sinking
Fund: Gentlemen, by the direction of tho ArnOry
Boa,d have the honor 10 present herewith copy
Of the preamble and resolution passed a meeting Of
said Board. held on July 81 also copy Of the ap-
plication Of tie commanding officer Of the 9th Reg
ment to be furnished with suitable armory accom-
mOdations ana TO ask in behalf Of said Board ,hat
favorable consideration DO given It's recommends
ton"
The wording Of the preamble and resolution passed
at the meeting of the Armory Board July 81,
1884 is AZ follows: Whereas As an application and
demand has been received by this Board from Colonel
william Seward. IT,, commanding the Oh Regiment,
N G. 5. N Y, for suitable aIm0ry, drlllrooms ard
meeting-rOoms for the said 9th Regiment and, Whereas
this Board has satisfied Itself of the necessity of pro
vidng a suitable and convenient amOry, with drill
rooms and meeting rooms, for the said 9th Regiment,
therefore, resolved that in pursuance OF the provisions
Of section 8, chapter 81, laws Of 1854, this Board
hereby approves Of the demands Of the said Colonel
william Seward, IT,, commanding the 9th Regiment,
N g. . n. y, Tor suitable afmOry, with drill rooms
and meeting for sa regiment and hereby recon-
mend 10 the Sinking Fund Commission, follows,
namely First. that immediate steps be taken 10
furnish suitable armory, with drill rooms and
ing rooms for the OF the 9th Regiment n. G..
s. n. Y. second, that said Sinking Fund Commission
concur in this Recommendation provided by section
g. chapter 81. laws of 1854"
The Sinking Fund Commissioners did concur, as
requested, meeting held on September 10, 1854.
and In their resolution Of concurrence provided that
for such object the land for site be selected and
plans Of the building be prepared TO be submitted with
estimates Of the expense, TO the Commits Soners of the
Sinking Fund for thcir approval"
" The place I'm dispute" added Colonel Seward, /" is
the first plot Of ground which has been offered for
the OF the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund since the passage of this resolutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
THE GUARDsnEy WILL GET NEW GROUNDS

Henry II. Beelanan Corporation Counsel showed a
Tribune reporter yesterday the law which applies to
the parade ground and rifle range for the National
Guard in Van COurtlaDdt Park for which the Board
Of Estimate voted 10000 Some doubt hal been c1-
pressed to whether the National Guard would get
the grounds. In the laws OF 1854 II Is provided that
the Department of Public Parks shall Of
tho Parks. Within three months after the titles
TO the land shall have been perfected, the Department
shall lay out that portion Of Van COutandt Park con
ssting of 100 acres, named and designated In maps by
the engineer, j. {. Lane, and submitted the Legs
lature parade ground and that part shall also
be used as rife range for target practice by tho First
Brigade, whenever It's commander desires.
The duty Of the Board OF Estimate therefore
clear" Mr. Bceknau said, but the real question was
whether the city should pay out money 10 maintain
the parade and rifle grounds for state organization
Mayor Hewitt had raised that point. but all the CITY
could do was 10 pay the money, because the law was
mandatory, and the National Guap would, therefore
get the grnnnds.s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Mr.. FlssErr BAcK FROM A VACATION.

State Senator J. sloat Fassctt down from
ElnIra yesterday, for the first time since his return
from his long vacation In the West His trip has done
him good. lie most of the time a ranch In
New-MexicO, in which ne has interest 1t IS
situated about sixty miles south of Demlng and the
climate there IS excellent Mr.. Fasseu Is well bronzed
ard tanned, and fin the best of spirits. lie said, in
reference to the Senate Investigating Committee, Of
which he is Chairman, that the report Of the committee
VII be made 10 the Senate on January 10. In the
meantime, there Will be another meeting Of the COM
mitcc, and If any one presents any positive evidence
OF iIeguariy in any Of the city departments, those
departments Will be fully and thoroughly investigated
" II there IS anything wrong anywhere, this com
mttcc VIII find it out" he added The next session
of the Legislature viii be- think extremely lively,
Important and Interesting one; at least It looks so
10 nOW.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
THE SENTENCE OF GUsTI vAsKo.


GUST vasRo, tho convicted murderer who on Wcnnes-
day saved his keeper from death at the hands OF
fellow prisoner, YVES brought into court at New
Brunswick on Thursday for sentence Pleas were
made in his behalf by Mcssis Berdno and Beclunaii'
his counsel, and IL urged that In attacking
skakane and in1icting the wounds from which the
latter died, he acted In defence Of friend whom
skakane had attacked. at was the act Oh bravo
man and not Of murderer" said MT Beekman,
and so was that act by which he saved the life OF
his jalsr yesterday" The Tribune's account OF the
affair was read to Judge scudder and confirmed by
the sheriff and HIS deputy.
The court took his brave deed into CONSIDERATION
but Judge scudder said that It must not be allowed to
weigh too far In consideration of tho enormity OF
his offence murder In the second degree. The man
belonged to a host of foreigners who came here with
contemp nj for a law and a misunderstanding OF liberty
and for his own good we'll as for the example TO
his fellows his sentence must not be light one.
Vasko received ten years at hard labor in the state
prison. which, after communications for good behavior
will be about seven years and half 1t Is half the
ex IRENE penalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
KEENAN, MAKES ANOTHER EFFORT.
AN, AFFIDAVIT THAT HE IS TOO BUSY TO LEAVE
CANADA.

An application was made TO Justice Andrews in the
Supreme Court Chambers yesterday, by Colonel George
Bliss, counsel for John KEENAN,, to have a commits
sion issued to r. d. McGbbin 10 take the testimony Of
Keenan,. I'm Montreal. TO be used the trial of his
'uit against John O'Brien and Heman Clark, the
aqueduct contractors Keenan, claims In this suit that
by an agreement made with the contractors in April,
1855, he was to have one-siXth interest I'm their
contract for work Sections g. T. and Of the
aqueduct The action IS brought 10 enforce the
performance of this agreement and for an accounting.
The suit some time ago dismissed by Judge Van
Hoesen In the Court Of Common Pleas Of the
same nature but related Sections \ and i Of the
aqucduct.
Another affidavit by Keenan, read In support
of the application, in which he said that, although his
health was greatly improved stree he made the ati-
davit explaining his absence when the case in the
Court OF Common Pleas brought to trial, he waa
engaged in important business transactions which
made IL impossible for him To leave Montreal He
repeated the story about his going 10 Lakewood, y j.
for his health ana thence 10 Canada. and declared thai
when he cfC New York CATION was being CON
Quoted by Senate committee, which was composed
of members whom ne believed 10 be prcjudiccl
against him. The application was opposed by eN-
Judge Leslie ". Russell and = !. lOvatt, on bchaf
Of the defendants. The Judge reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
VARIOUS NEw-JERSEY TOWNS.

EIIZABETH-The thirteen oar-od son of Alex
auder Hunt. a well known merchant, living at No.
243 Fultonst., had his leg cut off at the thigh by
train at Perth AmbOy yesterday The announce
fncnt that the reassossmcnt Of taxes delinquent
lands in the city Of Elizabeth which has taken the
three Adjustment Commissioners, Ex-Governor George
C. Ludlow, j. Williams Crane and Frederick L. Held
ritter, Two years and seven months TO accomplish,
created great excitement In that city last night
These commissioners appointed under the Martin
act by the Circuit Court of Union County in May,
1856. Their salaries were fixed at $4,000 a year
each
ORANGE-Lonyille seymour the six-year-old son
Of Aldermen John seymour was instantly killed yes
torday by car of the Orange Cross Town and Bloom
field Street Railroad line driven by John De Groat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
THE COURTS.
nITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

An exenuined copy OF viii OF Jacob easongood the
millionaire banker OF Cincinnati. was filed with Probate
Clerk yesterday for record in order to obtain an
cary letters tcsamentary In this county The Will was
executed Cincinnati January l. 1884, and provided
for humorous requests Cincinnati charitable Institutions
Tho residue OF the estate divided relatives Of
the tcstat0r.
ExJudge Joseph Koch yesterday appointed by Judge
saver Of OF Common Pleas receiver Of the
property Of selgnan Brothers Co., whose assignment
was recently adjudged to be void.
A Judgment for $40 $40 80 entered in the Supreme
Court Yesterday against Edwin Wheeler OF the firm Of
f. S. wheeler Co.. In favor OF Isaac Ickehem and Al
fred T. Heidelbach
An answer was filed yesterday in the United States
Circuit Curt I'm the suit OF Fanny ID. Wylie against
the Union Pacific Railway Company to recover the
principal AMI Interest Of bonds The railroad
company says that Il Is responsible for the payment
Of the bonds, which belong road sold under fore
closure twelve years ago