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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
TALK ON SOME TOPICS.

sir,on stsvcns has secured from Judge j. b. Liv-
ingston, OF Lancaster county, Penn, hnc ongraV-
inr by Barr from a portrait by J. T. Sartan OF tho
Old Commonor, Thaddcus Stevens, which no Will
prcsent TO tho Republican Club for It's headquarters
Judro Livingston and Mr.. stevens wero feiio"s'u
dents in the law Office Of Thaddeus Stevens years
and years ago"
Some idea Of the growth and development o' plato
r,ass insurance in this country may bo had from
tatistcs OF the loss recent storm by the oyhs
Plato Glass Insurance Co. OF 60 Williamst Accord
ing to tho last reports TO tho Insurance Dcpartmeh'
This company does moro OF this special form OF lnsnr
onco than all tho Others combined It's loss III ms
CITY and Brooklyn nono was on glass Insured TOT o'r
SO 900 Tho company has surplus OF s-oo'Voo'
and nm income OF about 81 900 day. asked Mr..
Bccncr the president the effect OF large losses oi inns
Lind Ly A single dlsasor at makes business uri'R
thorc K no better advertisement than general los7'
for # calls the attention of owners OF largo S'o'S anu
dwellings TO tho protection our system ahoruS'
Electric lighting has been In process OF miro
ducton in this country for ten years. Its progress
has beon so slow In comparison with tho lShi inr
olsbc1 by gas and petroleum that the hSnrrS sccm
startling Tho Edson Company, which has ABOUT
two third, of all the business OF this country mas
only about 100000 electric burners In operation
,,,rlnent and well iriormcd electrician told no yes,
erday that $50 900 Is outside estimate OF inc lu,aI
number OF electric light burners ~ oIIaloh III mo
country while he estimates tho number 81 gas DurheIs
i'm tho city Of NcwYork alone a. l5OOOOOo.
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st. Stephens Roman Catholic Church In East twenty
eighth IT. crowded last evening with large audience
assembled hoar Bishop Farrell Of Trenton lecture on
Ireiands Faith and Nationally" under the auspices Of
the ST. Vincent do Paul Society," for tho benefit OF the
poor Of the parish The Committee Of Arrangements con
sisted OF James Awkward. Charles H. Duny. John McDoh
AID George IT, Dyrnc James McCabo, Francis Mannlon
Francis Hughes, william Murphy. Patrick Harris. James
l.. Long Thomas /. Leo, Thomas i. Murray. owen
OIIara Joseph T.. Moore Bishop o Farrell In tho course
OF his remarks said that 1t much faith IS the
race OF the Irish that hated by tho English persc
cuor and asserted that Ireland might have been lndc
ndeut country she proved false religion ana
embraced the faith Of her oppresso But abe preferred
hains fought brsvey against the awful penal laws and
struggled as other nation had struggled for religious
az ,cu az civil liberty In closing no expressed tho
ho,s that the day Of her dclivcrance was at hand.
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In the yorkville Police Court before Justice Mur,ay
Yesterday Robert Anderson OF NO 2a' has' o
:, e,,rged Eugene Ward. Of No 2l5 East one h""uou
w. . A., !, with assaulting him with O butcher
s"u. ,,"., .. h.,ween Twenty nth and Twenty
sIx,b SIS on Saturday evening The eomp'a"s,'
accused are ticket spectators at arnumS O''cu UNI
nav p ~s ha was walking In Fourthave with MS
win. when he was assaulted by ward who k"ocaeo nv"
down with a blow Of his nst Mrs Anderson ,''n.o'
and her husband carried her into drug store 4'u
10 look for Ward meeting him In front OF NV.
with q large butcher knife In his hand wan "s
iunre st Anderson who warded stroke and received
q severe cut across tho fingers Of hs left hand
Ward says that IN the store cat.'"s 0 '.
with the knife, when Anderson entered anu A'
him he brandished the knife 70 defend himself ana
Anderson scxed tbs blade received his "ou"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
MIG ASHTON DIXIE ARRIVES.

Mrs Ashton Dixie tho w-hhnown Dn'oh ioc'"''
and ,vrcr on Radical reforms in England was among
m, rassengcs who arrived yesterday On the Aer rom
sou,bamufon She Is greatly interested In woman
suffrage and kindred questions and Is oc'ogato 70
,hc Rational Woman Suffrage Conference that - TO
' Ia a, Washington. Sbo Will also deliver Ioc'ulcs
&c, al Am ,ican crce. She 10 sister mia" u
Sir (butleS Dixie
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CANDIDATES FOR 1HE WHITE HOCSb'
WILLIAM D. WASlIBURN PUT FORWARD.

ffom d ipcl.- ifltunc
A good many Republicans fet that Minnesota ma
been over modest IN not taking the field Tor hhle
sofa man a lew days ago ." Tho MankatO zee iIoss
published an article Of much force, takng ms ground
and declaring scf In favor Of General VI H. W ash
burn Tho ldoa has met with gIoai iavor among 10
,.,Lcans all agreeing that II Minnesota Is 10 havo
q candidate General aShburn IS the man. certainly
no State has better right to put ior%ar ''e Sd
,6cr,trious In Congress has given him ne az
1,laniance and high esteem OF leading n1Innllcans
,""rc rnnuincly respected and admired at home Than
he Siuco his voluntary retirement rom aSiIiis,nn
,fc ho has been absorbed In great enterprises Tor me
Ifs,n Of ms state anu tho great empire beyond
If and those enterprises arc alloady , Deanng irut
in tho enhanced prosperity aiho Vi No''n"o''oi"
farms and urban comihuf"c7'
opcANIzING FOR DEPEW IN PENNSYLVANIA.
phnadeIpbla Dispatch 10 The Cincinnati Enquirer
A presidential movement In favor OF chha"hoey ~,
Dcnow of New York, has been slatcu W '"IS ~ ",
inepeuilaI Republican managers, ana hce,hP vi
Irnow men was held In this city to-day al when ucio
cafes elect he National convention wsle w'nhI
~ 81 aln committee who viii himself 10 doIceae 10
40 Convention from tho Sixth District IS one ol tno
,,crs n thc mOvCmcnt, and 1t Is suspected from inc
', ,hai the chairman fav0s Dcpcw immed atcy on %
,urm nan, Florida TRIP where no has boon assocat-
.ns I'm Tho ME and thai The movement may prove
f"r5midsblo one. As yet tho Depcw movement here
has been secret one. , -, $500,
NEW YORK WILL DEMAND BLAINE
,,vvorh Latter TO The Phiadc phia Press
,s,,,o his second dccllnstion, tho cuTont OF Re
nuLcansn sets moro strongly to"alu MN Nnaii no,
In this state every day snrg"s UP On "sgsy sro
and browns ont all other names whenoVor no 10 "o"'
toned In party gatherings. an ant, .von, ,hrco
"'"'N IL Is as morally certain M any event thrco
months I'm the future can be that the now ofn uio
oati"n viii cast It's votes unanimously Tor MI ba'no
Hr 5cnew says this, ex-senator arnor MILO, 20
iinves $50 does every who has folioWeu tho
drif Of talk In tho party horo tho last few weenS
II would not DO surprising II Mr. DepoW Woro .ho
a wS" xould present his name to tho convention.
The brIIian, President Of tho Central hoad so'ns W
be ono OF tho delegates al large from TINS ~
Iow and there viii be no man In tho Convention n,cI
dtted 10 perform such pleasant duty or moro Wiling
10 do IT, Ell hor than Mr.. Dcpew. 49,. n, ,.. =,
" Scnaior IIIscDck and OK Senator Plat VIII also DO
large, and tho fourth ono VIII DO ener
senator Evats or Senator warner Miiicr lmoso
men rs vol as tho remainder Of tho doegstoh viii go
TO Chicago unnstruoted by tho Convention pu' h' ol'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
TIE FIRE RECORD.

INSURANCE. on THE CANOE COTTON MILL
Hudson n. y March l6.--Tho loss upon the Canoo
cotton MIL owned 10y George Copeland q Co' Oh
New York. and located at VAlaiie. this city Il about
$40 900, and tho insurance, when - S"o'"oo' " VI
ytdcd among tho following comfAhlos Aetna ihornN
and Hartford Of Hartford German hmrflc1' NaSa
ami Home Of New York: Imperial, North BRUSH ana
Mercantile, Commercial Inlon IuJ al, anu i-lNViP""'
London and Globe, OF England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
TIE UEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDIcArioNs-FoR2 i HOURS
v.sutyeTos March ls-For Southern Now England.
Eastern Pennsylvania Eastern New York and New Jersey
lsst to fresh variable becoming eastsrly warmer
fair weather.
For Western New.York and Western Pennsylvania light
IN fresh NJ to fresh brisk southeast Winds
warmer fair weather followed by light rain or snow on tho
lakes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
SHORT ROUTE FROM BUFFALO TO MONTREAL.

STfVK1 1sON r. INnI NT Mo To MN 'Er17ff-
Rochester, n T., March 10 tSpecial).-lt Is under
stood that tho Rome, Watcrown and Ogdensbnrg COM
pany contemplate trunk limo wit, Eufslo at tho
wesiern and Montreal at the eastern end. Tho road
now has u connection direct witt the Grand Trunk,
starting from Norwood. nolr tho 81 Lawrence River
Negotiations. It IS said, pending to sconro tho right
Of way over tho Eric Railway tracks into Buffalo
with this secured all that Is needed IS to build spur
from the line OF the Rene. Watertown and OgdcnS-
burg, at Ocott, noar Iockport. to the Fro tra rs
Tho SPUR Will be only about fifteen miles long u IL
estimated that this VIII DO tho shortest limo betweon
Dugaio an Montreal, by ft.Ily fmty miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
A NEW LINE IN ARKANSAS.

Little Rock, March ~ SpcoiaD.-Thc engineer corps
OF tho Kansas CITY, Arkansas and New Orleans kalroad
is now surveying line by way OF Clinton, Conway
Ilttlo Rock and LonCko. a permanent survey was
made last wcek from Roche, the Iron Mountain
Railroad rOrth Of this point to Monroe, La Tho limo
from Kansas City 10 Monroe has hecn divided mo
three divisions. George NJ. Barbour, tho president
OF tho road was here on Saturday. He stated that
the money necessary to construct the road had been
obi Aimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
ILLUSTRATIONS OF 1nISH SCENERY

The Illustrations OF Irish scenery and Character
siven by Professor George Il. Cronwoi al tho Cfahd
Opera House last evening wcro enjoyed by large
and administrative audience largely composed OF per
80 -, l., TIM Crceu Isle The lakes OF KillaIDoy.
no Giants Canseway, the famous Blsfney stone and
o,hcr nonts Of interest thrown Dpon tbs screen
bv tho stsreopticon and wco described In lecture
I'm Of instruction and frequently lighted mp ny asncS
70 ~ ,mnor NV n flash of Hight after the lectures,
Rockwood of Union square, took photograph OF mo
audience " hich will be exhibited at tho ioc'ufo 'c~'
niUp
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D.IP KESPEA RTAH RELIC.

George Frederick Mum, the paint r. rec my pre-
eentcd 10 n S, Ellen lofty rare ana cuf'ouS's
carved box On u god Ilaio inside th, Ia the ioi
lowing inscr piion is engraved "Tm' OK wa
carved from Ilece Of tho mulberry iroo planted pS
the hand of Shakespeare al ratio d on'hV'h -
Gani.k, esquire, prescnloi this box TO III, 'hr"u,
Thomas Hull, esquire, founder Of tho lno ri ~ :.
the ccieba Cd att TO Gov mt Gsiden ~ D., a, No
&c From his widow II came into the hand %, or
G'o p,.id ISL Shakcsp.ie, Nat. 1874. Oh 1ol"
d On The nd nask OF sLako5p and his arms arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
OH TUiRY Y.
DANTn GRAY.

Rlnghamton, N. Y, Marrh 1s.-DavId Gray, formor-
IL Editor Of Tho Bufalo Couror' who was injured In
tho accident on tho Delaware, faGkawanna ana WcSt-
crn Kalroad at Vostal last Friday morning. died In
This city al 81 o'clock this evening. Cerebral con
cusIon ls rlvon a. the cause Of his death. Mr. Gray
an moi recover consciousness after tho accident and
to sink gradually until this evening whom he
hreathcl his last. There with him at the time
~ Ills death bcsls tho physician and attendants his
wife his brother, John :. Gray and a friend John g..
Milburn, OF buffalo. Tho body Will DO taken To Bur
falo to morrow afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

NEARLY ALL THE WIRES WILL WORh To'DA
Tho llnemen in the employ OF tho telegraph ana
telephone companies In this oity an In iao' IN a.,
parts of-tho country visited by tho iato b''Aha' d.
not take rest "a most good citizens arc accustomed
to do on Sunday neither did they experience ar'0s''
as prescribed by law for violating tho statutes III
"strngng" tho electric wiros on tho hrs' d1y VI Inv
u..,, IN, subway Commission and Mayor Hewitt
having granted special permits for the prosecution OF
tho work Yesterday, tho men employed had chance
TO do an enormous OF work and they used the
opportunity with such good offoot that oil points
tappod" by the wesern Union wires will DO aocesslote
this morning circuit will DO In PORE" ""A
rh Commercial and other comDettlve telegraph com =.
panies all stated thelr ability 70 handle pu'no~s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

PHILADELPHIA. March - (Spccal.-Thc kcnsnR'on
rOnwOrhor5, members Of Local Assembly NO. l''"o
held a meeting to-day to arrange a common plan OF
| action for the Amaeamaio1 Steel and Iron Associa
lion and the knights Of Labor in regard to The oxclu
sion OF monbcrs OF both organizations who are Oh
feet onalle IL Is also desired that both organHa'
lnos shall work moro In harmony than they have
In the mast Most Of tbs lIOnw Orhors ia tho city arc
meruteis Of the Amalgamatcd A,socation which
controls the mills Of Hughes Patterson stephen
I;obbns, James Rowland ana mo fair I'M h" NM
Mill There arc about 800 men In the Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

Chicago, March 1s.-Mrs. william DAl'oh' WHO VI
rar-plckcr WAS burned to death with her danghtor'
,go fonr I'm a tenement house al No. l,C25 south
Clark-sL this morning About q dozen other per
SONS half Of them negroes, made their escape rom
tho bnlding hall dressed dssolnio tailor who
was elected from the premises for ron pay mont oil
rcni Is suspectcd OF having set IN" place on hir
stamford Conn, Mach II fSprciaD.-Iho livery
table OF Patrick Dcvno aud Fox brothers Hotel "cfo
lnIned last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
A GRIND ARMY MN MVRDERFD

Kansas CITY March ia dispatch to Tho Tines
from Columbus, Kan, says: David Gordon, con
stable, was found dead yesterday morning neal tho
1iulf depot his body being rddlcd with shot Io was
a prominent member of tho Grand Army and thor" -
great excitement over the murder"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

Eicnsosp Va, March ~ Special. After tho re-
cont organization Of tho Republican state League In
this city a few local leagues wcro organized, but all
al once work IN this direction stopped. Tho move
sources ask tho reason for stopping tho good work.
I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

A constant cough with shortnsss of BREATH failing
srsnpth and waiting OF nssh all b'token lungs more Or
lses seriously affected and demanding prompt 'feaN
peut by using Dr. JayRe's EKpsctorant serious re-
AMIR. NAV be- either avoided or Dalliated. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

FAMINE OFFICE March 19-l A. M-Falr weather pre-
xss,,rdav Tho temperature ranged between lao and
a7o the average 2) IT, lower than on the ceres
ponding day last year. and lower than on SATURDAY
In and near this city will probably 10 warmer
fair weather followed by oloudinesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
DIED.

ACKERLY-On March IL 1888. Of pneumons. charlotte
widow Of tho late Samuel Aoksry aged "a yesrs
ser MoadAv 10Th inst. t6Voook m - heg
Iats resdshoN % Norman ave-, Brooklyn. N u
XnSern snt 81 NJ 6iAAI l. 1. TassdT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

c-u,,,. p,easurs Party leaves March a. in Monarch
cars going Southorn states retnrnns VIE sst
nsn..s maid $500 Monarch Car Co.. $40 MAdson-ave.
si.. 2O5 $50 and AIS Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

usual to day. The Metropolitan Telephone Company
and thu Long Distance Telephone COMPANY expeot
to got the entire system In working order in tho course
Of to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
apN RIDEAU HAS NorHIy0 TO SAY JUST WOW.

Ceners Adam Badeau arrived In this city yesterday
,,o Washington and took rooms At tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel To reporter who called to sce him last evening
I'm regad to his against tho estate Of General Grant
hs sent word that tho matter important one
he did not prepared 10 say anything about IL ~
n,asent He would prefer 10 walt until he could give
biz aids of the controversy his eva signAsurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

II the diagram continuous limo shows the barometer
,uctntlons Yesterday observed at the United STATES
tans Service station his city Tho dashos indlcao
the temperature noted At Hudnurs pharmacy S bfOao
WA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

'sshan Not Take Mine Ease
A. M In The House. Boston, OF nod
n.ins IA unsquaed M public psrors and ca .
80 and home ik comfort surrounding Its guostA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
Gpecial Notices.
Thomns l.. Buclsen. Auctionoer.

A. Thomns L. BucIsen Aucttonocr.
ByTHOs I. BUCKEN CO..
ART GALLERIES. sl7. 80 BROADWAY. corner l2thss
600 CHOICE ORIENTAL
ANTIQUE AND MODERN
CARPETS AND RUGS.
EMBROI DERIES
PORTIEREs. SILKS. ARMS. 60.
10 10 sold by auction
at tho
BUCKEN ART GALLERIEs.
sl7, si9 Broadwny eSrncr l2t ans .runnAy.
March 81, o. % ant a.
at 3 o'clock each day -
Oman for examination MONDAY and TUESDAY,
March 10 aud 20.
A. William r. Moore. Auetioneer
MOOREs AUCTION GALLEafEA
go FfFTHAvE.
SALE TOMORROW TUEsDAYl WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING".
March 20. 81. % an %, at Soclock
PAINTINGS
OF THE DUTCH FLEMISH and FRENCH SCHOOLS
to be sold to out tho entire stock oil
MR. A. UHUYvETrER JR-
OF Antwerp and New York. -, nu,.
AMONG THE ARTISTS REPR SCENTED IN THN
COLLECTION ARE: ,,,,
BalIavone Beauqussne Bercllors Brs,ot De Waiv,ns
Carpentier col Coleman. Corc"s Dargria$ D ieaeroi.
DO ioe Do Pratere Dnverger. Herbo Joors knrVasnes
Lobrichon guns Marie. Morrmsns Moser Pasnl TOT
ranlt PincharL Portfolio. R0eiois RichtoT h,serre
Schaefes Tor Kate. Van Een Van Leempnlton' Haoer'
Buhler and others
on VIEW DAY AND EVENING
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Magnificent Furniture In exquisite designs ana rare
STYLES Parlor ani Reception suits single paroe
aut fesirtDlo c5verngs, danny
Parlor and Bedrnvm Chairs Fautnei. DHan' Coucies,
luxurious Turkish Essy Chars separate pieces OF Paor
C,I,uet Work exquisite hrsi ani sahorte nnsh;
Snpcrb Cabine msrveonsy mi All with Metals ana
Pearl E,crcores Tabarcts ricly oarsel s0d Mahoganv
Par or Tables spleud Canopy BE room suits cY lualn
amt carvsd in The most ueau nl designs; ChiHoteIFs
French Dressing Tables. ComnoIe- worry TIC" .aI fo"
Settses Hall Chairs ChbinoI mttrrs
all choice wool and desirable sne 40 syor
Dntny and brarv Ichiy cavei Extenson tables.
Lounges Rockers. Wall Cabinets Easo' bsageres Ohins
Closets.
CHOICE MARBLE SrArUARY BUSTS-GROUPS
FINE DRESDEN AND SEVRES VASES.
SELECTED ORIENTAL RUGS
CURTAINS. TABLE COVERS. LAcES,
FINE OH. PAINTINGS. WATER COLORs
This stock Furniture entirely the production OF MT
Tsohs Factory his reputation as irstolAss maker
second 70 none.
Mr. Tisch positively from the retail trade and the
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT ANY RESERVE.
ALL on EXHIBITION
TO-DAY WITH CATALOGUES.
This sale made under tbs direction OF
MIR. JAMES GRAHAM.
of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-22
LOTS,
)lp-roqd Traot. 05OO

IS, blk. B, Cable-road Tract; $500.
5OXlO0, cor. Figueroa and Court streets;
100x155, NV cor. Ninth and Flower SITS, ;
$13, 900.
l25x1ss. cor Adams and Thompson; $11O it.
81 and 80, Woodworth Tract, fronting on
Second and San,Redro sts; 800 it.
$6O0O
Howe's Tract lots; 1900.
2 and 3, blk. A, Montague Tract on Main
street; $76 it.
60xl5O, Pearl street, near Tenth; 500 it.
% and %, German & Archibald Tract on
Santa Fe avenue; 300.
4 and 5, Forman Tract, on EleventhSt !;
$3.50.
IS and Ia, blk. C, Ellis Tract; $4,000.
Is, blk J, Jones Tract $500.
II, blk. 80, Electric r. K. Tract; $500.
127 and = OF 126, Ellis Tract, on Adams
street; 100 it.
6, blk. B, Nadeau Orange Tract; $3.50.
2, blk. B, Nadeau Orange Tract: 5000.
Urmston Tract lots $625.
| 10, blk. \, Bonnie Brae Tract ON Burling-
ton avenue; $500.
81, Forman Tract, near Nevada ave; $1,000,
- and 23, Hege Tract Cor. Grand and
jenkins avenues; $4,000.
20, blk. 8, L. A. Impt. Co.'S sub. on We'll
come street; $1,000.
II, blk. l, Highland Park Tract, 5Ox15O;
$500.
4Ox10O, Los Angeles St. mr.. Fifth; $4,000.
Lot 32, Ella Park Tract $3.50.
oONlo0, Geall ST., near Eleventh: $4,000.
Lots in the beautiful Longstreet Tract,
60x190; $2400.
50x157, NV cor. Pearl and Ottowa streets;
$G250.
81, Keifer Tract $3.50.
49x292, Westside, Pearl st. near Tenth !;
$500
Cor. Calumet and Waters sts., Angeleno
Heights; $2500
Al, Orange Heights Tract; $4,000.
10, blk. d, Ellis Villa Tract; $1,000.
50, blk. l, Sisters Charity Tract; $500.
5OX150, Nevada street, near Ninth; $1,000
20, blk. % l.. A. Impt. Co.'S sub. on Brent
street, near Temple; $500.
y, Dunp.eburger Tract, on Ninth street;
$1,000.
AZ, Park Villa Tract; $4,000.
81, Park Villa Tract; $4,000
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-22
WHERE, oh, where are the secont

WHERE, oh, where are the second
payment prophets with their dolefui
ieremiads about the "boom ?" The old
year has closed All the outstanding
obligations due at the moment
IL breathed its last have been met.
II matters not whether the gross
nmount was $40 ZOO, 900 or $50, 1000, 900
or only 81 ,O00, 900. No one knows, no
one ever knew how much it all was.
Whatever it was it has all been can
celled. The new year has set in. Last
Was the third week OF its career.
From Monday morning to Saturday
right there went on record in this
county GA deeds conveying real es-
tnte. The average is 207 day. The
Gtoss amount Of all considerations as
Ghown on the face of the transfers is
o8 ,Ol2 ,155. That is pretty well. 1t is
mt ~ wide as the world nor as deep
- the pit, but it will do for the Mer-
<1fios of real estate circles. The Cas-
nndra walters of second-payment in
nmy should incontinently go to!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-22
Back Again.

That popular, old-time Los Angeles
conductor, Mr.. j. T. Whedon, after
having been away from his first love
for years, has returned to his old
stamping ground, this time to stay.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Whedon
and the family. The following, from
the Arkansas Gazette, shows the esti-
nation in which Mr.. Whedon is held
where he lived last:
In the resignation of Mr.. j. T. Whe-
don, Division Superintendent of the
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and South
ern Railroad, the State of Arkansas,
and the city of Little Rock especially,
lose a good citizen, and one of the
best and most efficient of it's railroad
corps. He is man of few words, but
quick to act, and with good judgment.
His personal bravery is something
remarkable, while his impartiality
among deserving employees is
as strict as his regard is
warm for true friends. During
the great railroad strike he was here,
there and everywhere, guarding with
the greatest faithfulness the interests
of the corporation he represented. 1t
is due to his efforts, assisted as he was
by Sheriff Worthen, that SO little
damage resulted to persons and prop
erty. 1t is believed he will continue
in the service of the Missouri Pacific
system, but it is known to his friends
that for months past he has had a
strong desire to locate in California,
and possibly he may 60 there. No
official stands higher with the man
agement, and the Gazette hopes to see
him promoted to a better position.
However that may be, the people of
Little Rock (and the Gazette voices
them) wish him great success wherever
he may be stationed.