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New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
Pearl Necklaces.
Howard g. Co.,
Fifth Avenue.
MEANS AND DE CAMP NOT GUILTY

RESULT OF THE METROPOLITAN BANK CASE ~
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati Dec. 20-Judge hammohu' VI wy 80.
States Court In the presence oi cre"ueu oo'' ~
70 day delivered the charge to the Jury "'sN w.
weeks has been trying the case oi INC wy .
against William Means and John H. De lamp '. ~
Mrtropolltan National Bank. Their oheh0e' - '"a
80. making n false return Of the condition ei "c
49,, o. ,ho controller Of the Currency with Intent
- aao.i,,n ,,e officers Of the bank. The charge was
80 than half An hour In delivery and eovcreu al
,t ~ the law applicable to this case, as wei as .'as
ororntno the weighing Of evidence, In all Oh "'"0n
the court was very explicit. III was tho e0"
oniniou that the judges charge was ia'o'ao'o Wv
sa,orc. mainly because II seemed to indicate 'na'
tbe form of the indictment was such do !" "'"H'
adeouate proof difficult. Besides TINS theie arc -.
cumstances which affect public opinion laVor"o9 io
the defence such as the physical wreck OF Mr. "e""'
o,, the shock Of this prosecution, and the fact tha'
~ ST. ,ndahtedness to the bank has been paid.
osa tots maize this case widely different from that
- ,h. ridau.v aank. In which Harper and Hopkins
,rore convicted for what was in the eye of Tile Ia"
almost similar offence. The Jurors occupied IuS'
tvreuty.sx minutes in reaching verdict lie hs'
hallot taken as soon they entered inc room r
suited for acquitta ten for and the third
and last ballot showed twelve for acqutlal .,
While Mr. De Camp was receiving the congratuia-
tons of his friends, although he is pig, su0hs NAL M
Se hrohe down completely and wept like child Mr.
Means was not present but his attorneys, ;, nT
and C. w. Baker were overwhemeu @ WIN ne - from
tions from their brethren oI tie oar a. "'i' % -
District. Attorney Heron and his assistant Mt;
tIooner are credited with faithful prosecution OF
the case The loss of 1t is possibly attributable, as
the Judge in his charge indicated; to faulty con,
strucon Of the indictment with when zen Mr. na me'C reore
not chargeable, as inc ihuICVmch' was " ~
he came into Office.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
STATEN ISLAND.

PISTOL SHOTS USED A. ARGUMENTS.
lively dispute involving the ownership oil prop
erty OH staten Island occurred at Grssmere on lhus
day night Several pistol shots were hired but no one
was hurt. Some time ago ;. H. Hopkins' OF Ne"
York purchased a Gnc dwelling from Edward D
Morris situated in the old Richmond Road in south
fold. Hopkins took possession OF the property, put
there was a defect IN the title. The property mas
dspossesscd and the Morris family again took posses
sion. While Morris In stapleton, MIR, Hopkins
and his son In turn took possession OF the house:
When Morris returned, accompanied by man named
Rumff the trouble occurred Nine or ten shots were
fired. Rumn arrested
RICHMOND -yranblln Frean. Of Middletowp,
convicted YESTERDAY IN the Richmond County Court Of
Sessions of having tampered WIN the election returns
from the Vth District OF Mlddetown. Frean being en
poycd there as poll clerk on election day. Frean was
Jointly Indicted with Joseph oliver ana Thomas Dev
lin, who were election inspectors Nounsei iof Ftc@
at once moved for new tgiai.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
LONG ISLAND.

,BRIDGEHAMpToN.-Mis Hattie sayre HUNTING
Youngest daughter OF Henry Hunting was married ~
fhe TesLyteran Church yesterday to James A. Rice OF
Lee Mass. The ceremony was performed oy the
Rev Arthur Newman Miss Sarah Rice was maid OF
honor and the bridesmaids the Misses Lena
sanford, Lulu Corwfth, Marion Rice and Margaret
Sackett j. Winthrop Patner, oi stamford Oohh'
best man.
IsLIp.-A committee appointed by the citizens OF
slip yesterday called upon Alden s. swan, TAX GOi M
lector OF Brooklyn, 90 request him 70 Withdraw ms
petition for a grant of land under water in DoXsee
Creek, Great South Bay. Mr.. swan informed the
COMMITTEES that he could not be induced to withdraw
the application Tile committee then assured MN
that they would begin suit TO test Mr. swans risht 70
the land II Is said that II Is his intention 10 erec,
South Bay Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

The Mzpah Circle Of Kings Daughters held an en-
ioyable musical and literary entertainment at the har
lem Presbyterian Church., 0ne-hundred and'tweh"
hfth-st and Madison-ave., on Thursday evening
Harlem Company b, Of the list Regiment W"
give an exhibition drill and ball at the Harlem ope'
llonse Hall on the evening of saturday December =
The annual election of officers Of the Harlem CS.
will be held Oh saturday, January II. The prese"'
officers OF the club are President, Edwin L. hoe'
vcepresident Il. Clarence Dorsett; treasurer ''"''
J. Richards, and secretary, f.. Hudson Ogden ,...
The yearly business meeting of Alexander iiaihh''~
pos, yo ,so G. A r. was held IN Arthur Hail. Lenok
ave and One-huudred and twenty siNthst', on ii ~
dav evening when the various yearly reports WIN
cad 90 -. A.. e-+ opnual
nall on Tuesday January 81, an luFh man, !" A
one. hundred and twenty -fouTthst
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TO TOAST TIE MEMORY OF THE PIIGRIlis
PREPARATIONS FOR TIE ANNUAL DINNER q
TIE NEW.ENGLAND sOIETY.

THE NEW-ENGLAND tOllEIf.
Extensive preparations have been made lor the an
nual dinner Of the New England society oi Bfooklyn
which viii take place tonight, in the Assembly Rons
Of the Academy OF Music. DeimODico will be the
csrercr Preceding the dinner a reception will BE-
held In the Art Rooms to afford the members of the
society an opportunity Of meeting the guests. Il IA
expected that about 275 will be present at the dinner.
Justice willard Bartlett, of the supreme Court recently
elected president of the society, in place Of Jucs
Calvin 4. Pratt who resigned account Of lllhealh
will he chairman. With him will be seated General
Ben!amlp +. Tracy, secretary of the Navy: the Rev
Or. A. j. +. Behrends, Benjamin ID. siman, w.
B0urke Cochran, John Winsow, Captain Wilbur OF the
Navy, representing Resr-Admra Braine the Rev
f. c. Towne, william T. Davis the Rev. Wesley z
Davis, and the presidents Of the New England society
OF Newly York, the st. Nicholas Society and the S.
Patricks society.
At the head Of the other tables will be General B.
Woodward, Ethan Allen DOty, William IL. Williams
James &. Case, " q. Carman, Colonel &. y. Man.
chester and Il. ID. Benedict. The regular tOass viii
bo The Day We Celebrate responded TO by VIII am
Davis, president Of the Plymouth Monument 40
cation The Pilgrims in Holland by the Rev d.
Bclrcnds; So Our New Navy by Secretary Tracy:
our Constitutional system, Tested by Century'
by W. Bourke Cochran: - John Robinson, the nlgtm
PASTOR by the Rev. Mr.. Towne.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
MANAGERS FILLING THE BASES.


Washington, Dec. 20.-Presdent Young OF the
League has just arranged the contracts OF the follow
ing players Joseph Mulvey. with Philadelphia somers
with Cleveland Bird, Mccoy, II. Boder ana Maloney
with Washington; Meahm and A. Mannassan' with
indianapolis.
Ruffalo Dec oO-Rowe OF the Buffalo Players
Club has signed thirteen players. as follows Ferson
George Ksefe, IIaddock and Krock. pitchers; Mack
owen and Clark, catchers Carsey wise. White Rowe
Beccher, John Irwin and Hoy.
Boston, Dec 20.-A telegram from PltchcF 'iarhSon
in San Francisco has been received by the owners OF
the local club Clarbson the brotherhood. and
especially the Players League contract which latter
he saws. is made largely with irresponsible persons
Tolyokc Mass. Dec. 20.-John Il. Day; OF the New
York club has been here trying 10 sign Pltcher Nelch
for the League. brotherhood agents are Watching
Wclch closely. and trying TO persuade nm to stic
10 the Players League. . II, ~, ,
Hamilton ont, Dec. 2O.-Brodle. who did such
good work in the Outicd for Hamilton last season
has signed with the Boston club Inc nome ciuD
received 81 900 for Brodies release
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
JERSEY CITY.
TO IMPROVE DEFECTIVE SEWERAGE.

to IMPNUNE II Uf'FT1CII ' II FoI4" I1I'''"'1'
A conference in relation to the defective sewerage
in the lid District held yesterday in the ONCE OF
william D. Edwards, Corporation Counsel. 1t was
attended by various city officials and officers OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Two OF the prin-
cpal sewers in the lid District are in Second and
Fourth sts., and they connected by lateral
sewer in IIenderson-st. The only outlet for the
sewage is through box drain laid through the
property Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The
box drain IS inadequate to carry off the sewage.
After a long discussion the railroad officials declared
the company's willingness not only to permit sewer
to be built through the railroad property but also to
hear fair proportion of the expense. IL was gen
eraIly conceded that the only method Of obtaining
proper relief is to construct pumping station at
Warren-st and force the sewage into the river.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
A yEW LFAGUE PROPOSED.
STEPS TAKEN TO FORM BASEBALL ol''ANi
EATON TO TAKE THE PLAcE OF THE
.urptckN ASSOCIATION.

STEPS TAKEN TO FORM BASEBALL ol''ANl'
EATON TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
A sccrc, conference OF baseball men was held nj
the Astor House yesterday for the purpose Of oTeann
inc strong Ieacue TO take the place OF the American
Association In case the present arrangements arc
carried ont one of the strongest Eastern leagues ever
orranlzed will be IN the ncd next year. The pro-
posed scheme Is the amalsamation OF the stronger
clubs in the Atlantic Association two American AS
socaton and two or possibly three National League
clubs
on Thursday afternoon, John schoemaKeF' OF the
Newark Club William Barnie Of the baltimore Ciub
Matter Burnham Of the Worcester Club; Secretary
lanes n. Braden and Manager Trott held the first
conference in President schoemskcrs Office In Newark.
An invitation was sent TO the Athletic Club 81 Pha-
dcipha TO send delegate 10 the meeting held at the
As;or House Yesterday, and President Whitaker OF the
Athletics, was present.
II Is proposed to have the organization locate
clubs in Philadelphia, baltimore. Washington or
Brooklyn, Newark. Providence. New-liaven, Worces-
ter and Boston. The chances of team
in Jersey City are not good. Mr.. Whitaker
thought wen Of tho idea and promised to join
in the scheme providing Boston and Brooklyn are
secured President Barne Will look over the ground
at Boston and Brooklyn at once. The consent OF the
present clubs in those cities will have to be obtained
before any other teams can be located; me new
organization will not have salary limit, but IL Is
proposed the players salaries as TO make
The clubs self sustaining. If this move Is MADE the
American Association will be thing oi the past ana
the st. Louis. Columbus and Louisville clubs VIII be
left in a sad plight.
There was large crowd at the 18Th Regiment
arnorv Brooklyn, last night to witness the game OF
baseball between the Company ii and Cadet Corps
Mines Only four innings were PLAYED. Many women
were present. The score was as follows
Cadets III
Company II " d
Basehits-Cadets 3, Company II .. Errors adets
Z. Company IL 10. Umplres-F. Nash ana j. oCoh-
mol
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
4 LONE STAGE.R0BBER cArcgT

san Francisco. Dec. co--A man who gives the NAM
Of Charles Williams arrested here this ,,,,e-n
by~ the detectives. lie is believ ed to be man vi
at different times during the last few weeks h,e
robbed four stages In the northern part of Caforn
The methods pursued indicate that the ro6berie.
were all done by the same man In his sudden nrh.
after xobblng the Reddng stage last month"; he left a
blanket behind him. merchant here today iaentl.
lied Williams as the 20 whom be sold the blanket
II has been ascertsned tbat soon after reach rob.
berry a man answering his description registered
al a hotel here under the name Of c. W. Moore.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
THE MANHATTAN DfspENsARY FAIR.

The new Harlem Opera House Hall was opened for
the first time last evening, with fair for the benefit
of the Manhattan Dispensary and Hospital The hall
is pleasant room with high ceilings it is handsomely
decorated and there is balcony around three sde'
Of ii. The fair is held under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Association OF the hospital, and Mrs. J. f.
Fairchd the president OF the fair association IheH
are many handsome articles in the different booths
suitable for Christmas presents and DrIlIsy gtts,
A. O'clock there was tamb0urine drill" by twelve
vonnc women under the direction Of Mrs. +. B. Kin.
new This novel entertainment was greatly ENJOYED
aud will be repeated this evening when the iaif VIII
Ia
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
ynov,yryr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

,prN,prr-u uonore Mercier, Premier OF the PrOs
Ni-n, ~. ,,a, rvrp rTI'-Jancs Whitcomb klef' "
Ind.Uaroli, FIFTH AvENuE-Judee Charles snsss MSrss
of the New York Court Of Appeals ana Loya r,sacs
" N"S %oo,o.tcr and Buford Wilson, OF IiIo,, Ii,
It@Fr,IA ~ qressman Charles n Feon oI y
,s - a. - ss,,tor Iohn J. Lnson OF Kingston "a, -
n,; o,n,s S % ,S,r p,ofessor l.. Clark SocSe OF NJ, :,
a,n,nn Nass NoRMAHDlE-Sena,or c. T. VSoo. Il,
pu,cet.yiie, \. Y PARK AVENUE-sia'e "'''''
lanes Hail OF Albany.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
MISS BRYAN HELD FOR TRIAL.

Miss Emma Bryan, The South Brooklyn musicteache'
whose examination on charge of perjury has been
continued for several days in the Harlem Police Court
was held in 81 900 bail for trial yesterday by Justice
Welde. The charges grew out of an affidavit made
by Miss Bryan in civil suit now pending agails.
I0uis J. Grant and Townsend Shotwel JuSu,s
WeIde asked Miss Bryan to withdraw the obecuohsDe
charge in the civil suit. in which case the compainsn
bad sIoniied their willingness TO withdraw their eharse
rbis she nosvely refused do and, in default OF the
required bond, she was locked up.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
THE ovERrSSuE OF CHICAGO TINES" STOCK.

The UFEKTSSVE Z OF CHTCAGU ITNES "OOH'
Chicago, Dec. 90 tSpeciaj-J J West took the stand
this morning and began to relate the financial trans
actions OF The Times" company during his reign. He
admitted the ssuo Of certificate Of 200 shares.
which was now pledged at Rawson's Bank 80 The
llhes" needed moneS. and when later 10 900 shares
were issned-he full stock aowcd-thc certificate o.
@Uo shares WAS not taken into aecount West claimed
.. oSe :, vas forgotten. Before Biz. west took tho
st,ahu ~ j. Kern coiro5orated the testimony Of ucuy
iisIt that Mr Weigley acting for Mr. Huiskamp had
saiu that ne would give from 500 TO $500 II Graham
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl
NE EWARK.
THE RIGHTS OF TRADES UNIONS.


An action has been begun in the New-JerSey oouf.
OF Chancery that is of vital importance 10 ofsanhcu
workingmcn and employers OF labor 1t Involves 'ne
question OF the legal right OF trades union 10 rei1sc
membership and opportunity to work to any workman.
whether union man not. Tho bill nie' sc.s iOrV'
that in May last the Journeyman stonecu''er'
ton Of Essex County resolved y admit no more
member, for the space OF one year. thereby excua
ing from employment all ,curneymen seeking work
who were not already members Of tho associS',on e,
seeking TO prevent employers from engaging u"o
services OF such men. During last suiinor ""y
Zimmerman and Jacob Hahn. OF Peasantlvinc. WI, mi,o
jon in the BILL applied for admission 70 u'e
ton and their applications were icinseu 1nen and
they applied to a firm for WORN as lourneyne @ a,u
were refused on the ground that, not belng bciiDo %
OF the association their employment WouIu o"a'o ,o
disastrous strike The court l. asked 20 ihahe -
cree requiring the association 70 admit lian anu H, an
norman 10 membership, and also all othef !GtheS ~ @
sfonecutters living in Essex County ana tnat ac
count may be taken Of the damages ana losses ~
by the two men by reason Of the uniaWIui ac'D" VI
the association
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
,,,.rsS nRoYE Elm 10 sUlCIDE.

Ar,,rr @ scholcs, young man thifH years OI n,oos.
lived with his parents at No $40 ~ .hooslag
,. .ounit;ed suicide yesterday afternoon ol ~ .o,..
ht,.i, IN The head with Oliver. The aeeu We wss
,,od In the ,eilar Of the house. Arthur os" O, coa
80. son n Henry j. Schc,es wealthy " "h" ,raat
de,,e, whose yards are In the wslspou' wa. ans, n
lie had not been well for 'we years anu % I s'ny are sS
,,,ned 70 his home from caornis HIS 'A",' :, otsef
~ sich esteem No cause Is known for the ..o i.
han that sickness drove the unfortunate S0u"S
zane.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
THE TALMAGE CHAUTAUoUA AssocrArro

The trustees Of the Brooklyn Tabernacle have se,
on foot new scheme to raise funds for the rebuilding
Of DR.. Tamages church. II is proposed TO establish
the T. Dewitt Talmage Winter Chautauqua Association
with headquarters at Crescent City, Putnam County
Florida large plot of ground has been secured ana
L. A. Ballard, Of Crescent City, will be the general
manager. Among those interested in the company 70
be formed are Dr. III. a. Tucker, John Wood, L. H.
Branch, James II. Howe and Edwin Gilbert. II Is
expected TO open the place I'm February upon DR. Tai
mages return from the Holy Land
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
THE PRICE or BAR IRON 70 BE UNCHANGED

Philadelphia, Dec. 20.-At a largely attended meet
ing OF Eastern bar iron manufacturers to day II was
decided that the base price Of bar iron should remain
at . cents per pound at the mills Philadelphia de-
livery A resolution adopted providing for the
appointment OF committee Of Dine 10 confer with the
Western manufacturers, with view to forming Ma
tona schedule OF extras for small sizes.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
r.1Sr ALARM or FIRE on A FERRY.

when the Arantic.st. ferrybOat. which iet Brookyo
=, .hout 80 D. H. YESTERDAY. reached mdstream cry
of Are was raised the mems cabin The boat was
crowded and ln moment the greatest excitement pre-
vailed IL was soon however that the aiam was
eIoundess. and quiet was restored
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
FATHER sARADJIAN SHELLS A RAT.

~tor Mass, Dec. 20.-The Archlmandntc
referred TO in the Pcra dispatch published
al'or;av is Father sOradiian, the Armenian priest
yes'o,u'' .,,,ed In this city Armenians here laugh
WI ,c idea Of his being recalled saying he came hery
at tle I III a church, and cannot be recalled by
to estay -, sultan The statement telegraplled from
M M regarded as trap set to get Father sarada
te1 ,nH 20 ConsantinOpe and put MN I'D Piiso"
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
FAITU.cTrRE LEADER SENTENCED

Police Justice Tighe fined ole Edward LARSEN 500
Yesterday for refusing to give medicine TO his sick
children. In default Of payment he was sent to the
Penitentiary for 500 days. LARSEN Is Of the
leaders of the Faith Cure Society, which meets in
south Brooklyn. He had nothing TO say when asked
to speak before sentence pronounced.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
ALONG TILE SOUND.

BRIDGEpORT. T.-The Board OF Police Commissioners
have appointed Captain John Rylands Chief OF Police
to sueceed ~ r. Marsh resigned. The appoinee
assume duty January L. lie Is sixty years old aud Is
AT present a conductor IN the employ Of the New
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

York. New.Haven and Hartford Railroad. Post
master KnOwlton puzzled tC know what disp,r b on
to make Of two letters, evidently written By two tts
girls and addressed 4" Santa Claus.7
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

At the meeting OF the Common Councli last nish'
the action Of the Aqueduct Board IN giving unr'y
acres of ground for pnbic park was unanimously ap
uroycd. Mayor Ilaynes's veto of the resolution ap
proprating $4,000 for improvements 70 tne C'y ho'
p,nt was overridden by a unanimous vote. The
name Of Herman schalk brewer, was handed In by
uavor HAYNES to succeed Franklin Marx as Excise
commissioner but it laid on the table
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
4 RuRc1AR CAUGHT IN A FANLIGHT.

Frank Johnson, private Waterman eIhploS0. ~
~ :. tI,c,,ns n,rniturc dealer of No. 287 Broad ST.,
heard noise at D. m Yesterday, and on going to IN
vesticate II saw the legs Of protrnding through
tbc faulsht OF the front door, lie seized 'he burglar
lec, and shouted for assistance -Four patroinen
fastened to the store ard secured the burglar AZ V
III. station he said he was George Meredith, an
Poi.IS P.,man living In New.York lie confessed tina,
~ haS "hbed LANES J. Magure's clothing store, No
d.st on Decemher j..
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-24
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Police Officers Pounce Upon Two Ihievt
While at Their Work


Police Officers Pounce Upon Two Thieves
While at Their Work.
For some time past the bu cher shop Of
NJ. Menke has been Systematically robbed
of various stores. meat and toe like, and
the proprietor complsine1 to the police.
Ii was learned that tee thef;s generally
took place in the morning, before the shop
was opened, so yesterday morning, at about
O'Clock, police officers Crump and Hig-
2 ms, who had been detailed to work up the
rstter, stationed themselves inside the
shop ana waited for developments. At 6
O'clock the slaug hter-ho1se wagon drove
up aud the driver hung several quarters of
F, bsef, some mutton end other NESTS on the
hooks IN front of the store 1t was net
long after the wagon drove off before two
men approsched the shop, aud while one
stool guard the her proceeded TO cut off
several chunks CT beef with large knife
with which he came provided.
The officers did not wait long then. The
sma eur steak cutter had not proceeded far
when they both pounced out upon him.
Both Of the thieves tried to escape, but the
officers soon cvsrhaalsd them and took
them to the station house, where they gave
their Names and John Winkler and James
Miller.
They were examined in the Police Court
later IN the dzy, and Inc case YVES such
plain one that little difficulty ass found in
cenvictine both. Judge Buckley sentenced
them to ff.y days imprisonment in the
COUNTY Jsil
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-24
BRIEF NOTES.

The Deunery sale continues to-day at 10
O'clock A NJ aud P. NJ.
The Fish Patrol have succeeded recently
in arresting and conviciing over twenty
Cinnamon tor illegal fishing in the Bay.
Uncle John Douglass, well-known to
everybody as the friend of the children
asks US to say that he is very much in need
of funds a this Christmas lima, and he
hopes to be remembered by these VINO have
plenty.
at the Highlap Park school on Friday
last, Of which Miss Grace Bowen is the
teacher. A large number of parents and
friends OF the pupils we're present, and
Christmss tree was nicely and profnsely
decorated. Miss Eta Jaeger sang solo,
The Children's Friend, at the conclusion
of which gigantic Santa Claus walked in
and distributed the presents to the happy
children.
G. S. Young, who bought the Biggs land
in Butte county apd disposed Of il under
tile Of the Rio Bonito Colony, has taken
into partnership with him Prof Joseph
O'CoUnor, of the San Francisco High
School AID opened Cp a new box sheet for
a cJlony ss Lerdo, Kern county. They
have purch ased 2 coo scrss Of the finest 1T
The Haggin tract, witch they viii sell in
colony sized parcels, AID also half inter
est in $50 acres Of q town site. The lands
covered by the Bssrdsley and Galloway
canals they are Offering at very reasonable
prices, and, providing it be improved, On
iix years time, the first payment of one
fourth to be made at the end of three years,
and The remainder in one, two and three
y-ars. Such terms will certainly command
ihe attention Of every person contemplate
ing a California home.