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ABScONDED.

DETROIT, Aug. "a special from Hills
dale. Mich, says: Charles W. Waldron.
one of the owners and managers Of the
Naldron bank. this city, has absconded,
taking with him money and securities
vsriously estimated at frpm ST, 900 to $50
900. II is reported that woman accom-
panied but this is not confirmed he
leaves wife and two children, but before
going decided small amount OF property
70 them. The bank Is doing business and
depositors will be paid in full
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-28
TWO VETOES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The president
today vetoed a bill appropriating $4,000
for the erection Of public building at
Sioux City, Ia
The president also vetoed house bill No.
2,e24, appropriating 81, I34 to reimburse c.
A. Townsbury for clerk hire and fuel and
lights in excess OF the allowance made by
the postoffice department. while be was
postmaster at Bismarck. Dakota OF the
sum mentioned $50 was for clerk hire
which the PRESIDENT believes should be
allowed, but the other items he disapproves
of hence the veto
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cHAt,7A,IO,,A,s nav

CHAUTAUQUA, n. Y, Aug. 27.-This is
tho closing day of the Chatauqua assem-
bly, for 1888. This morning Ex-Governor
Cumback, of Indiana, gave fine lecture
on 1.-The Model Husband" This after
noon Robert Mcintyre will lecture. The
closing exercises occur at O'Clock tonight.
when addresses will he delivered by Presi-
dent Lewis Miller and others
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A SU2ECURE For PILES.

Ur- hirN~ German ie Ointment has cured
Blind. Be.'s n and Itching Piles. when all Other
oihtinehts hhVo failed. l, alssorts the tumors al
lays the itching al OHcs acte Hs a paultics uiv.s
instant rclef- DR.. Kirks German Pile Ointment
Is prepared only for Piles ard tic ing or the private
parts, and nothing else. Every lox j. warranted
sold by druggists sent by mail receipt OF price
sSc and siud per boa. sold by IettiuFer Bros AMI
Aldr.ch Brown wichita Il ms
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THE RACES,
AT SARATOGA.

One and one-siXteenth miles-Juaiata
Colt won. Texas second, Laura Stone third.
Three-fourth mile - Melademia won,
Queen of Trumps second, Miss Mouse
third.
Three-fourths mile-Tornado won, Hilda
second, Carrie third. 4
One and one-sixteenth mile-Bell Dor
won, Elmire second, Bronzomarle third
One mile-Judge Murry won, Jack Cock
second, Donald third
One and one-fourth miles-Royal Arch
won, Red Prince second, Harry Cooper
third
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-28
SPORTING NEWS.
BASE BALL.
AT CHICAGO.

| AT CHlCAGO..
Morning game.
| Chicago. 80. i 0 1 l o 2 10
Pittsburg g......4 0 9 2 0 l *-11
Base hits-Chicago 9, ,Pittsburg IA.
Errors-Chicago 10, Pittsburg 2.
Batteries and Flint, Calvin and
Miller
Afternoon game.
Chicago. ...........0 OIL 104 0-1C
Pittsburg. urg............0 100000
Base hits-Chicago Z, Pittsburgh.
Errors-Chicago l, Pittsburg s.
Batteries-Baldwin and Daily, Knell and
Carroll
AT DETROIT.
Detroit :! :: -. ...........O o 10000 20 0
Indianapolis .......0 2 0 8 0 o.
Base hits-Detroit /, indianapolis 10.
Errors-Detroit 8, indianapolis g.
Batteries-Beatin and Wells, Boyle and
Meyer.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. ......2 0 2 0 0 y
Cincinnati ....0 O 0 0 1 D l.
Base hits-Baltimore 5, Cincinnati s.
Errors-Baltimore 2. Cincinnati /.
Batteries-Ki]roy and Fulmer, Weyhing
and keenan,.
AT NEW YORK.
New York. 2 O 0 0 0 0 o o.
Boston. n........0 0 0 0 0 O. =
Base Hits-New York 4, Boston 6.
Errors-New York 2, Boston z.
Batteries-Welch and Ewing, Sowders
and Tate
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics. cs..............0 o 0 2 g
Louisville 0 0 0 0 o o. 4
Base hits-Athletics 10, Louisville g.
ErrOrs-Athletics s. Louisville 9.
-Noubinu and To1xrSonH
Chamberlain and Cross.
AT WASHINGTON.
The Washington-Philadel game
schedule for today was postpon ed on ac-
count of rain.
AT OMAHA.
Omaha. @ 0 90 / 9 90 l. 5
st. Paul. ......0 2 300 0 600 +
AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. ....0 o 0 0 0 0 O Q 2
Milwaukee,. 0 0 90 l f. 5
AT DES MONIES.
Des Moines. ..........7 221 O5 0 0-1S
Davenport 0 0 2 0 o 3 T. g
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-28

6cs,le. fert. b spr.1r rczsoa SA1eh
e7azsses IRAN The peraua II tho pa.seu.,
and car be csursd b! I'd oshe1 rreans.
Nrh.hc1s IN cE.ag'ocs. 6zf msy ay<gs
tr5E serrsea&s-v esth. er Nph5d
feTe. sd AxiassD eioie-s co .x4 Ar~e.Iv
cn1---4estse fresza ;s<s1a 70 ps-sua- ts.
srs E.rrsd ey tho cs9ees@ Of s,sssr vir<s-as.
which cSa.@r-srz.s ses wxssr krp.sy.-
Frank Lzlsos
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GUY WILKES WINNER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-Guy Wilkes
won the great stallion race at the Oakland
trotting park, today, taking the first,
fourth and fifth heats. Stamboul was the
favorite in the pools and took the second
and third heats, Woodruff coming third
The best time, 2:17, was made by STAN ooul
in the second heat.
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ClNCINNATVS IOSS

CINCINNATI, O.. Aug. 27-Three we'll
known citizens died yesterday, Mr. Free
man G. Carey, founder of the Farmer's
college. where Gen. Benjamin Harrison
began his literary course Alexander ".
Holton, a weli-known merchant. aud Ben
jamin Robson. man prominent in poll
years
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ONE MORE ASCENSION.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-The balloonist, Sim
mons, with two companions made an as
cension from the Italian exhibition to-day
The balloon ascended and dashing against
the trees was smashed to pieces and the
occupants were thrown out. Simmons is
dying from effects of his injuries The
others were also seriously injured.
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NISIRI HRalN SIIpplY

NEW YORK, Aug 27.-The following is
statement of the visible supply of grain
nfioat on Saturday, Aug. p, as compiled at
the New York produce exchange:
Wheat %, ,IG0,o52, Increase ao7. .64e; corn
s,l2l,9l1. decrease II. 1924; oats :. 2.3,7, ,070,
increase "a, l3S; rye 231. .062, increase 35,-
1873; barlsy lS1. .l9S. decrease : 3ni
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ENGLISH NOTES.

LONDON. Aug. 27.-Minnie Houck is suf-
fering from nervous prostration. She will
not be able to go to America for the next
operatic season.
MIR. VIM. j. Jane, Nationalist member
of parliament, has been presented with a
purse Of ESQ by his constituencies in East
Cork
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nrpp,cg ge.tlsoN ceowo

EasT SAsESAE, Mich, Aug 27-waile
fat car was being raised 10 the track OF
the Michigan Central railroad yesterday.
the derrick used for the purpose fell over
into the crowd Two brothers named Col
lier were instantly KILLED and several
others in iured, some Of whom will die.
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cabin. Els srtkn1s sf once mas ia Log
Cabin tie szuhsern Of the aost snts axs sstc ..
Campaigns w4rre-.s Log Csb.n sarsspar
ilia ard s-TTEgeecazce@ ssosnzeb tonic srs en-
Enthusiastically rxceiwsd by the Araersczn
p7ople today, because they a.. the r~rneslies
OF ias common ssesysie-ssrzrae bat ssscr.sye
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GENERAL HARRISON.

PUT-IN-BAY, O., Aug 27-General Har-
rison late this afternoon INDUCED in a
long row on Lake Erie. His stroke was
even apd he succeeded in showing the boat
over the waters at rapid rate half way to
Put-in-Bay This evening he is writing in
the cottage and quietly enjoying the lake
hreeZeS
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1 AMIN TENNIS

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 27.-The Southwest
ern Lawn Tennis association has arranged
to hold a tournament here September 81
and g. Among the members of the asso-
citation are Topeka, Lawrence, Leaven-
worth, AtchiSon and St. Joseph.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-28
CHAMBER AIMS CoMMeN

LONDON, Aug. 27.-M. Joseph Chamber
lain, on being questioned by press cor
respondent in relation to the rejection of
the fisheries treaty by the United States
senate, said he did not propose to comment
upon the senate's action, which had long
been fOreseen.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-28
RAiN IN ELLIS COUNTY.

HAYS CRY, Kan, Aug. 27.-EIlis county
and west to the state line was visited today
by very heavy rain, insuring an increased
acreage Of wheat 10 be sown this fall,
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-28
INSANE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Earnest Raymond,
aged 40 a cotton merchant OF Houston,
Tex, was admitted to the asylum for the
insane at Belleyiew Island hospital yester-
day
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-28
OYER THE OCEAN.
FIRE AT HAMBURG.

HAMBURG, Aug. 27.-Seven old wooden
ware houses at Steinward. containing cot
ton, uce, sugar and salt. valued at 1000, ,0O0
marks, were destroyed by fire today. Six
persons perished in the flames.
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M,DONAlD SPEAKS

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2I-Ex-Senator Nc
Donald made a political speech before a
large audience tonight.
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A PRIEST ARRESTED,

DUBLIN, Aug. 27.-Father Kennedy has
been arrested for holding meeting of a
suppressed branch of the National league
at Dusoliow, County Cork.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-28

LOG CAErSs were tie
NOS. pronanens feature %
the Pressde nttai Campaign
Of $50. Al The opening %
the campaign, the oppe,.i-
ssor gzae~rtn g3y proclaimed
.sTfpy<csnos Harrison .
low fesicw. born Ia 9 log
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PENSIONS rns DEAFNESS INCREASED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s--Ihe president
has approved the act annoanc'1S an In
crease Of pensions In cases Of deafness
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Columbia Thea,cr Tr.ubIe-.

CucAoo. H.. Feb. The Columbia
theaicr WIS guarded by lihlf dozen con
stables last night while the evening per-
iormancc was IN progress. 4 distress war
rant ior months rent, $1,000, had been
served on the ihcaier by James y. Carson,
the railway magnet, who owns the prop
ety. Daniel Shelby was requested by
Mr. Carson tacontnuc a. manager. Mr..
Shelly lays the embarrassment OF the thea.
ter 10 J. NJ. lIill, ono Of the stockholders.
Mr.. Ilill has had charge OF the booking ol
attractions. Mr.. Hills friends claim the
bookings we've all tight, but that the rent
was cxorliiani.
The troubles Of the ibcaicr arc Of old
standing. Built by Mr.. Carson In ninety
days for 'Jack" Ilayeily; transferred into
the hands Of Mr.. G. VI. Mcdonald by rca.
son Of Mr.. llaycrly's Indebtedness; leased
by q company which comprised the names
OF J. NJ. I'LL, Y. u. Hill, Margaret Maih
er, Mcsn Hopkins and Marsh, managed
by Daniel shelby, ol the Academy o
Music, Who bought Mr.. Mcconnell stocl
for so, 800 In cash and so, 900 In notes. ih'
thcalcr las passed through various for
tunes from the day when Ellen Torr,
christcncd Il the Columbia, till the after
noon when Gen. Carson entered Il with
distress warrant
Mr.. shelby was elected a. manager b,
Mr.. IIlll, the president Of the company
but disputes soon arose, and ever sine
Mr.. Shelby had charge the thcatcr wen
from bad 20 worse. Mr.. Newman, law
yer, who represents Mr. Hill, says tina
Mr.. Mcconnell viii probably be the iuiur
! manager Of the house.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Thenter.

Bartholomew's Equine Paradox OF TWEEN
ty trained horses gave an unique and very
attractive performance last night before u
well pleased audience. The horses are
wonderfully well trained, and 60 through
military drill. hold school, perform won.
deriul tricks, engage in loap-irog, do bal
ancing acts ON o "tceler" plank, stand on
pcdcsials, roll barrels, give picturesque
iahlcaux, have court scene with judge,
Jury, clerk, lawyers, witnesses and crimi-
nal, and lastly indulge In camp war
scene which concludes with battle, clos.
ing with n brilliant tableau. Tho enter.
tainmcnt Is well worthy OF public patron.
age. Souvenir inatinocs will be given this
afternoon and tomorrow afternoon, and the
usual performances tonight and tomorrow
night.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Tnr noted FL Corrigan has arrived from
Kansas City, and is stopping at the Pea
body hotel.
Miss ELISE and Miss Corrine Hollo-
way, Of Mississippi, are visiting Miss
Genevieye Newborn, on Lauderlale street.
VISITORS on change yesterday: J. A.
Eaton, Erie, Kas.; A. L. Taylor, Usage,
Kas.; =. W. Alexander, j. NJ. Ferris, w.
w. Work, 4. \. Cambern, Erie, Kas. &,
p. Elliott, Kansas City, Mo-; DIR. McSwine,
Grenada, Miss; :. j. Smith, Little Rock,
Ark; Henry Horton, Athens, Ala.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The police will keep sharp lookout
Tor crooks during the celebration Of Mardi
Gras.
Mr.. II. J. Eckerly has sold out his
Front street business to Stone d Tyler, the
consideration being $4,000.
The hotels are getting out all their
extra beds, cots, ETC., in anticipation OF u
heavy rush of people to Mardi Gras.
Prank Rocco was arrested yesterday
for whipping his wife. This seems to be q
favorite pastime OF the festive Frank.
The name of the negro woman who
died while shouting at a negro church in
Chelsea Wednesday night was Cindy Davis.
Pat League and Willie Sullivan,
charged with stealing watch from Louis
Lane, have been bound over TO the State.
The main pipe laying for The Equit-
able Gas company has reached the corner
of Main and Beale streets. They are push
ing work at lively rate.
king Menus has been petitioncd TO
command Superintendent Collier TO close
the public schools on Monday and Tues
day next in order that pupils and teachers
may reap all the enjoyment possible from
Mardi Gras.
Burglars entered the residence OF Col.
j. J. Murphy, corner OF Bealc and Well
lington streets, yesterday morning shortly
before daylight. A shot was fired at the
thieves as they fled, but without effect.
Booty--one old overcoat.
"A letter of inquiry was received by
President MADDEN yesterday as TO who
would build the Mississippi river bridge at
this point. The reply was brief but char
acterislic Chats Just what we have
been'trying 10 find out for the past two
years"
The dean OF st. Mary's having entirely
recovered from his recent sickness can be
seen at the clergy house on and after Sun
day the 18th instant The services at the
cathedral ON that day will be at the Gus.
tomary hours, and IL o'clock am. and
4:30 o'clock pm.
The filing oftwo applications for char
tiers for an exposition company looks like
a useless waste Of valuable energy and cap
ital. The gentlemen should pool Their
issues, cease rivalry and 90 10 work in ont
common cause. II was surprise to the
Memphis Exposition company, who be
lieved everything harmonious.
+. Jarvis, a white man hailing from
Mount Pleasant, Miss, was arrested las
uight by Officer Polk for being drunk
When searched at the station-house larg'
sized Colts revolver was found concealc,
on his person. The additional charge o
carrying concealed weapons was placed op
posite 10 his name on the station-hous'
register.
The Kansas City and Memphis CAPT
talists who purchased the Hin tract o
land, south OF Memphis, last summer hav
organized by electing Mr.. J. +. lockwood
president; Mr.. Scott Ncsbitt vice-presideni
and Mr.. +. II. White secretary and treas
urer. As soon as the weather permits IN
work OF improvement and identifying wi
be commenced.
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DIED.
THoMAs-At residence on Marley avenue mean
Old Raleigh road wednesday, February :, 1855 In
the I'D year Of his age, SAMUEL d. THOMAS.
Funeral win take place from residence this ORR
DAY morning at II o'clock. Friends Of the fam
fly and his father n.lAw, c. II. Rudy are invited
20 attend.
TATE-M residence OF parents No. 80 fnuiotoc
street, Thursday morning February q lNSN Mary
CLAY, aged ~ months, only daughter OF T. q. and
Mary clay Tate.
Burial at Elmwood Cemetery this VI1DAf
morning at 1880 O'Clock.
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ANOTHER DELAY.
Continued from First Page.

marking as he did so that he supposed he
had right TO saw SO much and that he did
not like 10 be called to order every time he
rose.
Mr.. Riddlebergers allusion was to q vote
IN secret session last night by which the
consideration of the treaty was postponed
TO next December.
The Blair bill was taken up as the unfin-
ished business and laid aside.
The bill to authorize the sale TO aliens OF
certain mineral lands was then taken up,
and after discussion, turning principally
upon the fact that none OF the three Demo-
cratic members of the committee OF mines
and mining was present when the bill
was under consideration in committee and
that the four Republican members OF il
Stewart, Jones, OF Nevada; Mitchell and
Teller were all "from one corner" rs Mr..
Beck put it, q motion was made by Mr.
Jones, of Arkansas, TO refer tito the COM
mittee on public lands. That motion was
afterward Withdrawn, lest IL might be re-
garded as reflection on the committee on
mines and mining, and Mr.. Elmunds
moved to rccommit the bill TO that COM
mittee.
The bill was recommitted TO the COM
mittee on mines and mining and Mr..
Stewart gave notice that there would be q
meeting OF that committee next Tuesday
morning.
On motion of Mr. Morrill,, the Senate
joint resolution for the erection Of statue
TO the late Spencer +. Baird, secretary Of
the Smithsonian institute, in front o.
the National museum, and appropriatinI
$4,000 for the purpose, was taken up and
after some eulogistic remarks by Mr. Nor
rill, passed.
After an executive session the Senate ad
journed until Monday.
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Mr.. Il. A. ireland, Of Breen, Phillips 4
Co. Nashville, Tenn, says II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment Ii gave me
instant relief, and has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine Co. mann.
fnciurcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents and a
per bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
No ggi Main street
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On. r.,,,,e india, sb,,a.

LoSDoS, Feb. 9.--1'he Sioux squaw IN
Col. Cody's Company has given birth TO a
daughter. This Is the tint Indian child
ever born in England. The infant has
been named Frances Victoria Ale xandria.
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Canning Attractions.

During the first three nights Of next
week Roland Reed will appear at the thea
ter In one ormorc Of bis amusing absurd.
ties ''lIumbug' and Check" The no.
mainder Of the week will be filled out by
shadows OF Great CITY,"
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LODGE NOTICES.

CoUTH MEMPHIS LODGE No. IFS, " & o
= AM.-will meet I'm stated communi w
cation this (FRIDAl) evening, February TO- wv
nj z ~ o'clock for dispatch Of business payment oI
dues etc All M.M.'s Ia good standing aso iraicr
nally invited TO attend.
by order T. A. KEELING, W. ~
Atie.t: J. l. srlIEns. secretary.
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TniRTY head brood aud plantation
mares; one car load mules for sale.
Hall 4 Co., IS Union 81.
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Today at O'Clock p. m. Emory H..
Cason, Esq, will deliver the third lecture
of the above course in the rooms OF Mel
sons Business College, Second and Mon
roe streets. Subject Contracts" Friends
and patrons invited.
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VIM be found an excellent remedy for
,ick headache. Carriers litile LAYER Pills.
Thousands Of Letters from people who have
used them prove this TACT Try them
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CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
- Beale street. Tel 365 Tor wagon TO call
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"MARvELL." New novel by the Ouch
css. For sale at Mansiord's.
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RAILROAD tickets to New Orleans, vicks-
burg, Jacksonville, Fla; Cincinnati and
other points, at greatly reduced prices, at
]. samelson & Co.'S, reliable ticket brok-
ers, No. $40 Main street.
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TO POTATO GROWERS.

Nv, to cirhl acr. potatoes planted. icf,llSod
ami cuy,rd In q day by one nan with pair u
mules The n0lci potato EfvWCr, G W llafbcn.
4 arcn Tor this wonderful machine, the Asplnwal
Potato Planter with Fertilizer and Corn Planter
attachments. which cnn be- sccu ., n O. Craig a
Cos
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The \. n. q. LECTURE Conr.e.

but still making twelve cabinets for 81
30l Main.
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Cnn,i he Hun Out.
DIED.

The photographers at SOl Main. lively,
cabinets Tor 81.
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TO OWNERS OF DRlYS AND WAGONS.

Take notice that your STATE aud County iIcense
on vehicles i pa, due. II same IL no. settled on
or before February %. - distress warrants will
be l,sued. PJ. Qui0LEY.
County Court clerk.
DEFECTIVE eycsisht restored. Muliord's.
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TOTAL TAX
WITH COST,

ioSs obHuoTut II T-lu tOWu VI
Santa Ana, Blees I'd add, W y. lots l,
2, 3, in blk d, II
1856, Biggy, ,Mahoney & Coin Los
Angeles city, Moulton tract, lot IL,
ls7. Barclay. Frank-Lot W side
Main st, bd by Friend tract, by
Maskell, W by Mitchell,e Q by Nam st,
being sub of lut 6, blk 3, Fl S, 3
acres 6,
1888. Bragg, Benz F--Lot SO IT front,
side ofe Pico 81 bd by land of
Cuta, W by Mills sub of Cells tract,
n by Childs tract, neing part Of
Browns add, sub of lot /, blk q
lS0. Bennington-In Los An
geles city, Hunter Highland View
t act, lot1S 10
MOO. Lot 90 IA:
l9l. Laskey, Frank jim town of
Santa Mouca, lot T, b,k7
1872. Also lot Q, blk II
1913 Riffey, WIN Pasadena city
Lyman Aliens sub lot blk K, San
Pa'qual tract, l. V Il L W Assoc
Lands, lot 12
1874. Johnson and Rowar--In Los
Angeles ity, Ella Hills tract, lot 1,
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1854. Overman Leigh-Meranthon
tract, . $50 It of blk
1855 Hamburger & Sons, Toppan
tract. lot IL blk b
1855. Lesmane A, heirs of-Lot 35
II. 8 eide Of Also Sc, BID by land Of
RN OtDona d, " by land of Cohn
between Garcia and Alameda Sts.
1857. lSx It on side Also st, bet
Garcia and Alameda Sts, bd 9 BY
land Of Nascarel, W by land of Teed
by Sansevain st.
1z5s. Alanis Vineyard Tract, 30
II of lot 10
1850. Lot IL
l46O. Lot IL
1852. Barrows, Alice W, Woolen
Mil tract, lot Is. blk IL
1863. BArris, Larave-May tract,
iie4. Grinnth, G J-253 acres Of
land ON side Of IN Pedro st, bd n
By Washington st, Q by lands OF Dal.
ton, Hooper ct al, by bOnndry OF
Los Angeles ct aud land of Bottcner,
v By land Of Bottcher and ssn Pedro
1865. Harris. h W R-5o # side
5th st, bd n by land Of Wolfskfll, by
land Of Kohler 4 Frohling, W by
Il66 Harold James Wfngerter
tract, lot 207
1867. Ingham. Mrs. C-Park tract,
lot 2 blk 16
ll65. Lot 16 blk4
1l69. Rosch, Young 4 Pauley-
l01< acres of land on side OF San
Pedro 81. bd n by land of CorOel d
colby. . and by lond of John Phil
"a is7o. Lawyer. vi, heirs OIL =
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TOTAL fAx
WITH COSTS.

wrrn COSTS
n 70 place Of beginning ~
~ S n ''' " sss
iais. Also . IS # OF lo' 54 IL
l1ll. Link, Michael-In wingerter !.
cra0t, lot M y
l2l5 Also lot 226 v
12l7. Moore. Margaret-In Also :,
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