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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09

Call at G.. f. Heinzeman's Drug Store
for Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment,
Won Bulow's German DYSPEPSIA Cure, and
Slaven's California Fruit Salt; the only
agent in Los Angeles county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09

If you want good-fitting truss call
at G. F. Heinzemans Drug Store, l22
Main street, who keeps the largest as
sortment Of trusses on hand in Southern
California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09

All respectable dealers keep Damhna
Bitters. Michel Levy, wholesale liquor
dealer, agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09

Remember that L. I. McGinnis, 233
Main street, is the sole agent for the eel
ebrated Napa Soda. 2w-m5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09

Decorations and wall papers, the finest
and latest. and the greatest variety. at
Raphael Bros, l4l Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09

The Mexican remedy for diseases of
the kidneys and bladder is Damiana Bit
ters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09
Los Angeles Public Schools

EDITOR HERALD;-The following is
the report of the scholars enrolled
and the average attendance at the pub
lie schools during the month Of April:
Number of boys enrolled .,..... 1896
Number of girls enrolled. ....... l02S
Total enrolment for the month. 2064
Average number belonging ....... 1895
Average daily attendance ........ 1886
Number Of new pupils entered dur
the month .................. ll6
Number Of teachers employed. -. 40
J. NJ. GuISN,
City Supt. Schools.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09
FURNISHED ROOMS,

Pleasantly locate and neatly furnished,
TO LET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE.
Corner Fort and Franklin streets, one block from
Postoffice. d3lu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09

E. T. McGinnis has received car
load of Napa Soda direct from the
Springs. 2w-m5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09

Two nicely furnished rooms with board, at Mrs
Taney's, on the south side Of Seventh, between
Main and Spring streets ms
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09
ROOMS AND BOARD.

A desirable cottage Of FIVE rooms; hall, closets
and pantry, Apply at the northwest corner OF
Charity and Second streets. ms 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09

ia. Valdez, SO Spring street,
Will sell, for the next 80 days, large stock Of
pictures and picture frames at cost. Come one,
come ALL a26 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09

A handsome residence OF 10 rooms on Seventh
street, near Pearl, In hrst-class condition and
with all the modern improvements. Apply at
once Inns lwl 7. 4. ROWAN, Agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09
WANTED.
WANTED, $4,000,
LOST.

PHYSICIANS CASE OF SURGICAL INsTRU.
MENTS, with blue cleth cover. Finder please
leave Immediately at Express or HERALD office
and be literally rewarded. matt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09
FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
COW FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

good fresh milch COW with calf about two
weeks old. Enquire at No. % s. Main etreet.
ms 3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09
ENGINE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

new seven-horse power upright engine and
boiler for sale at No. 106, Also st. astf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09
FOR SALE.
PICTURES At COST.

Stock and fixtures Of cigar store. No. 123 N.
Main street; will sell together or separate. En-
quire on the premises. mt lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09
MOUSE TO LET.

Building lots in the KerckhofY tract, fronting
on Main and Los Angeles streets Apply on the
premises. m2ou
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-09
WANTS-LOST-FOUND.

Recreation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
vLUSIA0 PRICES Or BOSrOY STOCKS
boston. Tuesday. May -. 1888
TUESDAY. My - r. VI.

T.
The dealings in stock to-day developed yerIsh
ana unsettled feeling. /, Is part OF the history OF
the DAYS transactions tnat before the opening OF
business "pDlnts" wcr' freely clrcIla ed that tn"
market Is going to be better; thrt "bottom has
been reached" AMI that new combinations had
been formed to bull certain spectators" Thee
talk, were not WIthOu. some effect on tho lmmcdI-
ate speculation; they adcl an improvement IA
prices from the first iiglres winch generally were
somewhat lOWerthau lat evenings, and encouraged
a large pn chasing for the closing Of
short accounts as well as a scattered buying for
t,c long account Yet despite the combination Of
those two elements of tcmporary strength, the sup
ply of stocks 80 great that ai,cr midday the
market dropped until Delaware, Lackdwanna and
Western was selling at l22, Lake Shore al 1914,
Union Pacific at ia. Northwestern at 1888 and
the remainder OF the market at figures showing
declines which, relatively to the business done IN
each stock. were proportionatc to those named. At
OH O'Clock the market was fast approaching a
critical condition. "S'op" orders to sell at figures
NOT much below those which were current were a"-
cuiuulatIng TO extent that light have prcclpi-
tatcd bad break III prices, Il the lower points
had been reached. sud ienly the whole situa' ion
was changed; orders to purchase appeared all over
the market-uot by twos and threes. but by the
haif-dozcn. The suddcnness Of the demand for
stocks seemed to be the work OF a agician. Great
activity apparent everywhere, and prices
advanced rapidly. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western rose to 1881. Lake Shore to 1888, North
western to 1898 Union Pacific TO 924, and other
stocks advanced proportIonately. 1t Will aid
Judgment Of the character of the late movement
TO know that of the total of l02, 600
shares of Lackawanna and Western sold
during the whole day Al, 800 shares sold
i the last forty five minutes of business The full
advance was not maintained in all cases at the
close. but prices generally ended from a to L per
cent higher than yesterdays last figures. Al the
last moment the market AGAIN quiet. but higher
6g1Ires Tomorrow morning are expected by a ma
iority of the operators.
Government bonds were duh and steady in the
norning hours, but later the prices were weak the
bids were a lower all around. Annexed are the
clnsing auOtatlOms:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoeS. May 22.-BEEvE~- Receipts 10 cars Of 2es
hcldali at tots and Consigned direct To schwtr1schd *
lie tplty for Lack a. offerings: Ia Natuust3n Naihet
ne. bei Ia a AK al y .o per p' 10 ay @
l62 qn,rci- ard 0 c,rcas-es OF Nation the
CNIVE~- U,,cpi, ocay l52 hcadioo head at Washing
ton Market and ~ a. oust Market eh'Icms dn oi 1--we
Good jersey Gals .lh few choice SECTIONS al hiSHer
9uotaon h ID 6Lc per %. dressed Ne- ranged from To
~st. se g OTIS sod 5Teais, G5 f. p DO, l35
d. at Gic do rs %, at &c do. LOG H. at &c and .
Jeonc IS gnt Hoar q -oidi Veal, ls5 ID. at 7isc
j. do ~ ID al &C. ana MlAH "i'vs al . o. Inn Of
WENT & 90 sold: vca.. lOOdl5o %. at &c.
James NvcSoI sod. l. Nca.s. loo ID, al c AMI TO-
g Coi.u. Sold Mount Holly YEAS. 200 go 70. at
wash Kirby & Co. ,od 20 yeals. etc, ls5 o. At 5lsc
many at jersey cry. sheep "ere IN far domtnd m
rather STRONGER prc.- but lambs sod Slowy al closing
prices Yesterday. De lew sales made today we're prices
hanging from = Oh 10 = - per l0l n Tor Iinas ana
per D. The BEST dressed Mutton sod IN Na.hn Ton
MarAct per p ard best Dressed Lambs at l6c per H.
inr AZ s7se6,c per n Nalor Hollis bought = Extra
Prime Pennsylvania sheep. 1871 70 average private terms.
.cs %eSton & Gieti sold 80 oio sleep s. d. at &C.
and - Peuusy van do. ldl 10, on private terms
! \ Pdcock sold la~ Virginia Lambs SO n. at5'.c.
Judd BGcKingh IN sold I5o ONO sheep - d. al 20,
76do H,2 10 al Sc, and ~ Virginia Lambs 90 10, al
9, Collins sold Il jersey Lambs 81 u. aztec
Jane. Wyckon sold Jersey Lambs ~ 70. at Sc and "A
w tycrtt 8 Co sold ~ Jersey Lambs 4sq52 r.
App get CO. sod go Jersey Lambs various weights at
H0Gs Receipts to day 10 Of 1875 head cars at
Foeths and cars at Jersey city MaTket dun and lover
Piimo Hogs would hardly sell today for = % per 100
smith < Reid q Western Hogs 1863 H. at 81 40, and
WASH, Kiroy 4 q sod I4s western Hogs LA &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
LIVE srlcK MARx.rs-nY rELEa.ArH.

PrrrAo MAY 22.-' af1e-Receipts to-Ily. t. mead:
far BOO heat Tor time last
se|k consigned thruuch. 2O9 WarFct
steady with q fair demand Extra Sters. 81 .oG-p -
GOOD 10 Choice 10 40 SsU so. Good shipping $50 30;
S1>ID- Keceuts today. 400 heat the wees
head for same time last week 100 hedi
cons sucl through market unchanged sales 81 FAR
To Good clipped 500 40 Choice - 0OeSo fO Hpnns
Lambs. rbd@d 80. 900, ,..,..
~ 600 head time last week. y 600 hea consigned
Though 80 ,ars: steady and unchanged sales Of Good
TO choice Workers = 26G7 40 Light 90. 81 - 20 Good
Butchers and Mediums at - 4OaS' %, Extra, - OV,
Pigs ar So $50 = 10000. -.
hi.h.r r. 20. Heavy. - 2JHT1 80 Light.
- 90 g 20 ~kps. SIS 80 Hr6 f0 Texas. - BOA g %
CrHie- Recepta 5000 mead shipments. loo; market
fanny gc.te ixports t6 ldf64O Good 10 Choice snip
SheeD- Receipts 100 head. shipments. zoo; market
NJ Iorl5 May 22-Cauis- Receipts. 400 head: ship
mcus hcaG. demand exceeds tn supply prices nln1
eIyv Shipping ~eeis 81 10. Light do - - GS9 'o
Medium, - ~ 6Si 70: CoOd COWS lu !l'Ilol
81 30 49, Grass Texans, - 'OH%1 49,.
SHIN shDmcuts LOU: good lot
brst Adr, bat common not wanted Far 10 Good - 90
~ 30 Prime Choice. 81 JOG So Nprns Lambs - 20
- 30 per head - .- .oo .,., -, uro,1.
Light shipping. Sids7 10, Mixed 70 Good facAlug -
81 20 Bucners' Extra, - 25eS7 40. 800
,sI Liberty Penn. NAV 22-Cdntr Receipts. oSp heau
ali thrnug cuns gumcnts. nothing doing feeling the same As
Yesterday. Prime 81 jOGt6 90, Far 10 Good $3.50 O'
50 90 "a ~ n,,-,,-A,.. d, 90.
Receipts l. 90: naiNel SLOW fhlauelpds - oVW
S. IS. Workers., - - 30
eccIp,s 600 head market active; Prime 50 2j9
So co. Far TO Good. u - as 20 Common. u G$ioO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
BASEBALL NEWS.

The sixth game between the Metropolitan
and Baltimore mines played at the Polo Grounds
yesterday afternoon Like the contest of the day before
the home nine did all the scoring. The battery,
Lynch and Rep schlager, put on by III Mcropoi-
tans and did good service. The Baltimore nine had nine
men the bases, but Of them GOV home The
grounds were IN excellent condition Considering the
heavy rain Of the night before. Brady, OF
the Metropolitan ulne scored an earned
Iun in the first inning. In the second
inning Kennedy got first safe HIT to second
passed hall by Bauie and scored long hit to centre
field by Crane In the fifth inning Crane made on
hit by himself and by Banie behind the bat.
IL the folio wing inning E,terbrOOk scored unearncd
run through loose fielding by Mccormack and hit by
ROseman In the seventh inning Crane made two base
hit scored earned of Nelson's drive to
field. added to the MctrOpOtan's
in the eighth inning, OROuke making swift hit
and getting to second base on passed ball by BaIlc
He scored on Icipschl3gers two base hit The Metro
pOtan nine did not play out the ninth mining ~ the Bal
IlmOTcs bad ialcd 10 Stearns, kcid, BarAe,
Brady ana ReipScagc carried of the fielding hOuOrs
while Crane and Clinton did the best work at the bat.
The Baltimore representatives. could not hit the delivery
Lynch extent nine Of the Visitors striking ont
Rcipschlagcr caught in good FORM something that he
has not done before III some time. A summary OF the
score 10 appended:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rir.r Vessels AMI Railroads.
NEw-YORK. Tuesday. May %, 1883
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-Quet but steady; Pots Sc Pearls &c.
BEEoW Receipts larger. and prices weaK9ri NORM
Carolina 3, ass c. other southern and Western $50.
BUILDING MAIEHIALS-BIi have had a tar SAFE,
stll unsettled Lime in moderate demand aud easier La IA
firm Lumber steady, and moderately active Buck-hards
= 75aS9 Pale Bricks 81 1884 - CementoRosendaIe'
- AGA - 10; Lath s. - as 20 1000 Lne-Rockand
Common soc ST. do, Finishing ~ 2Jd$l 3O state Com
mon. 3jci do. Finishing, 9jcdSl; Ground, 81 lOi
cargoes. White Pine il quoted Sl9ds2l for West
m shipping Boards S2s $50 Tor south American doi
s2Ja>22 per Il. HardwoUls- Walnut Ss0SSl 10 per M
Ash 80 por do siU9t50 perdo Maple, $50 $40
per 90 Chestnut SfO9t5D per do Cherry, sin1tt2 per
do wildwood. y taIuch 1855 per do do and DO
inch. $40 Hickory -. 1855 do Nails quoted 70 10
for 10 SOD.
Observation-Disclosures.
tOAiIrar f. ETH small AMI The fc ling Is weak ana IN
satisfactory the companies The highest grades are tho
only exception. they maintained at circular rates
Anhract quoted - l0GT 80 for carSOes alongside Blu
COOPERATE STOCK-New sugar shocks dull; Old
stock lair demand and steady. Hoops irr GUAR Empty
hOgAIead- In fair demand al - lOd - %
CHItOKl Unchaugcd
co .OA-Quiet, and nominally UNCHANGED 90
COFFEE spot dun aud weaker, far 9l4c good e'c
l,2aO bags McmnOn sold on private terms oplohs were
quot and 10 points lower sales, 900 Oags No T. NJ tV
'ju me- 76OG 1873 for July 779d19O for August 80
go Tor september 100 79J FOR october 10 fOi 40
vcuheT and sos for December. closing a. tOiloWs May
7.3.d Ia, june 7tOG1iJ; July. 10 August 40
dT1j. september 7SON1 sj; October 7HO9IS5; NOYen-
bcr, 7JJdS.O5. ueccmbor. HUjdSlu January SID 7-J
sales 81 bags MaiacabO go ~aydHa 80 araca- ana
100 Mexican private terms. also 400 MaracIbo from
second hands; Paiaug ON the spot II 9t &C. Win more
COTroN-Spot Cotton dul ioc higher; Spot 4a7
bales 800 LAST evening" including ~ Tor export ~ ilr
spinning and - on specuat Delivered contracts,
400 bale. Receipts the ports to-day 1J59 bdes against
sou this day week. AMI j22 la, year SINCE sep
tomber 5'J1oyo bales against 300 To- same peilod as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE louisville RACES.

HE IOl INF ILL iA-AN-'@~'
louisville, May 22.-Ihe entries Tor 10
morrow's races are as follows ,.
rrs, race Purse 5000; dash Of threcquarters OF mile
r,rrsc Tim buctoo, Rena Il, Athelsionc Lutte fosic'
cod Night eorge L. Ccntreyile, Carson. Centennial
Tprt warren Ohvette, Pope Leo Billy and LILY Dale
Second race Club Parse $780, Of which $40 to second
horse one and quarter mes-Lizze :, Apollo, Bassct
Il ouleyard. Juliet and Katie Cree
Third race the Kentucky Derby, for three-yearO
500 entrance half forfeit $40 If declared May l. ls92
$40 if declared May l, 1855; 81, 800 ADDED OF wNcn
$500 to second; one and half mlcs-N. Armstrong 5
h. c. Lord Raglan. by Ten Broeck CHM Morgans d.
Leonatus by Longfelow; George Evans's CHI PIKE 8
Pride hy King Ban W. G. McCurdy's b. C. ChatteI. by
Whisper; Morris q PattOn's b. Z. Drake 'aIttr ny 4ch
Brock: T. G. Pate's b. K. Ascender, by Buckueh
Fourth race, Club Purse $500, of when 500 70 secOnu
mile heats-Rufus L. WallnOwcr, Emile BOulIHer, BaI-
last. M0lie Moore and SuOwbOk
The following pools sold tonight on t0-m0rroWs
races: First race-Lutc FOge. $50; Good Nght, $40;
Centrcvile, $50; Reua Il, $50; Centennial 80; rope
Leo. SO; Carson, $lG Olvctte, SO; George L., SlO
Intrinsic, - the others - each second race-AIoiio
$500 Katie Crecl. 500; Lizzie s. 500; Boulevard SO
Ba-sctt, so Jnict. 50 Third race-Ascender 500
500; Chatter, 500; Pike's Pride. $50 Fourth race
lufus L.. $40; Ballast, 500; MalAowcr ZIG SHOW
boz, SO; MOllic Moore, $40; Emlle Boullhcr, $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
STATE or TRADE.


p,trn,oRr MAY 22-Cotton quiet. Mlddlugs l09.c.:
Flour Howard street aad Western Supenne - 2os
Mnssnper 50 20 Gs4 OO do Extra - 20 Ss3 90 DO no
Brands. s0 DOES % patipsc2 Family 50 - Whs o,
81 "a. No l MarvanG. 81 %: No 2 Western Winter Rcd
spot MAY. 81 1872 is1. \, Corn-soatnern
MAY 90 pc. oats stesdvSouthern; % Sj6c. Western
Wnte G55c. do. Mixed 40 G33ca Pennsyyania
steady !2s75e lay gner Prime 70 ChOes reoni ys
slI 90. Bulkmeats Shoulders. 09l &c: Clear ko
Sides packed. gSil' taconTshonder$ zoe; Cles s
RI sfe ra,er w aa%1 p.dse ssaoc Cream
rry 2Od5ic Eggs. 1870. Petrleum-Renned. 7'sS &c;
Codee-Rio cargoos Ordinary To Far 94c ,SuSaI-,Ats
Flour 2s5G Dbs wheat 1900 bus $1,000 oats
5000 bu; BOO bu SHIPMENTS wheat. 1000 pu corn
BUFFALO May 2?-tlOur steady; Wheat steady sales
changed sales 900 bush, at Ole 500 BUSH No
Toledo al 64c Oats-No Mixed Western quoted at So
seed aud Barley neglected.. FTeights 10 New,
York ~ rail- gaeha9gsd-%hea 77S ana, Com ncc 6So
sea5v CORN tiS Wheat 10 Nsw.Yors 4sc Railroad
receipts. Flour. 1900 bblS. Wheat 1000 bush. corn.
TS:nts Flour II 900 Wheat 900 bush Corn. 10000
bush: rye. bush Railroad shipments: Flour $500
Wheat 900. Corn l2lOC0. oats LOCO, Barley 900
rye = bush. Canal shipments to dewster0"h r
l56OOo Corn rs 900 bush; Oats. $1,000 ltys'
The above rail movements are Tor the past four
GIsciSSxI NAV % Flour arm Family. s. e5esi % %;
Winter - 1881 "a .pot; 81 49, May. 81 ~
sSl y July. Receipts. 1000 push SHIPMENTS. 3,oo
bush Corn stronger a. 3dg1oT' SPOT 90 4. a % -
Ryo dull lower Csc. Bagirv nominal EItm no 8
FAN re. rorK Gu!. nominal 81 - -. Laia dna Al
Bacon firm shoulders. ett Clear kio ll@c-' tteAt
ire WhNkes s,,A 81 i,,tc, $40 c saFsr
let; iIard. ai-GJigc Jrl.,ns. u401 Nc. Hogs
steady. Colnnon aud Light ~ oyssa 30 Packing aDa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
BARGAINS N ARTISTIC FURAITCRE.

The admirers of the artistic in household
furniture crowded The rooms Of Fr dcric kru;ina at
Nos. SO and q East HOustonst. yesterday when the
sale Of his stock begun The sale began at 1880
IN. and lasted until after y m, which time over
900 lots sold. Prices ruled low for tne cass Of
goods offered, and many excellent bargains were had.
Some mahogany chairs with embossed plush upholstery
brought only $ll % each. two others with tapestry
upholstery Sl3 - mahogany desk brought SIG;
Aall seec Of walnut in leather, So; bro mirror,
S37 80; Walu HntiqIc hall oitcc. So 30; oak
sdehOards, $50 80 and = sc: OF maho ay. 81 80
ana $50; walnut hall stand SlZ2; walnut sldcb0ards,
SI92 so S77 30, OF and 9. number OF extension
TABLES $50 TO $50 ana walnut mantle mirrors at
SOS and $40. The sale Will Zee continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
EUROPEAN Markets.

LVEkiOoI- Nav 22-BacOn. Cumberland Cut.ji6i short
nlp Oitd Pork. Prime Mess. % Od
rrne esterE $500 Cheese American ChOlos CdDd luT
pehuue SDirta 3ZDd froyisiOns- Lard
Aneae4h Breadstuns-COrn. oo 20 Tor New Mixed West
~ ho&t - 5i 80 "a per Genial Tor California
SSo Tor California Nc 2 SlOda93d for Winter Peas
Ivu pei Genital Tor Canadian Butter OOd Tor Good Unit
"a states aud 80 OUd for hnest do Extra
india Ness 49, $500
LONDON Nav 22-~Dints furDentne. 81 tAioutta
..nsced 4lS1 quarter iAnsoe0 Oli go O514yO 10
go yqi. ~- '"~
q. uAYRE May 22-WIcor's Lard closet 20 francs 90
oo .uhes Del 90
l,nEhAEs Aay 22WicOx's Lard closed at 81 marks per
sa asLwlRF May 22-PetTOlean Is francs 90 centlnes
Gloa ''s ""coh "L@ia eoseu AZ Iio francs per lUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
THE PErROLEUM MARKET.
NEW YOitK, MAY -.

NEw-YOKK. May -.
The Petroleum market was quiet but strong
OF the day. Opening at 81 O3os. the price to
81 O4lq and did not all below ~ OF uutl late IN the
afternoon The lowest price touched ~ o. ;anst
81 O6s night aad the close steady, without cX
element, at ~ O3s News regarding tine wells IN the oil
regions scarce The market has shown remarkable
strength quiet trading in the last three days, and It's
appearance confirms the idea that stocks III strong
hands. An unusually wcll-inlormed OIL city CORE
spondent Of Watson & Gibson tclegraphs them as
follows There question but that n
syndicate is formed and chat II has purchased
from 100000 tn 6OoOOOO barrels OF oil The syndicate
far about the Ony buyer AT the advance II II holds
steady the syndicate viii get following. The trade
here sails very close TO shore" " Points regarding
"Uuu" pc OILS generally Suspicious. The dispatch
above mentioned is gwen Tor what i worth. Admit
ting It's truth, The question Tor operators - whether tue
strong holders VIII d.tt butte Their holdings gradu
ally declining mark CRATER sharp twist upward The
public largely SOLD out "oug oil ana Will probably
Duy only active market, whether on "a downward
reaction a further movement upward. The stats
ticl situation h.. beyond question: more favorable than
it mas been for some time.
The range Oh prices aud the total dealings IN Wi"ik
TODAY m. ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

BALTIMORE, May 22-The condition of the
track made necessary postponemcnt OF the opening
OF the spring ting Of the Maryland Jockey Cldb until
tomorrow. Pools sold again tonight the bidding
was very slow. There bid Oh the first race For
the Omebrcd Stakes Fairview sold for $50 and Parnel
brought IS. For mile aud quarter Hilariy brought
S25 Flower of Meath $14 ClODmol 81 ana Oakdale 81
For the Rancocas Handicap CrickmOre $780, IHca and
Antrim each -. HaledOn -, AMI TOpSy ana Heel ana
Toe ~ 40 pools sold on the mile heats Inc
day will close vita Gentlemen Riders Stceplechase
over the snort course, for which Paris Telephone HO
brook, Wooster, SkyrOo ket and FOrlt are entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
Runs SCORED EACH INNING.

Baltimore y v U y y U o.
Metropolitan. ......... -......... ] U 49,
earned Baltimore D. MeroIoItln 2. Fist base by
q. Ner0Dolt J. struck Oui-B Baltimore
Metropolitan . Total LETT on bases Baltimore &. Metro
puiian4. TwObase MtsNesOu. Itelpsc.lgcr and Crane
Total timOIs D. Metropolitan To- Duubc
II Lsteihrp0k. Brady Wild pitches
lynch, /. Passc! balls lepsc d = Btne g. Umpire
MT. Charles IaLe Time Oi game hour ana 81 inmates
At the Polo Grounds today, the Amherst and Prince
ton Coilc-e mines viii play their first game here.
The metropolitan nine VIII play the DOnestlcs, OF
Newark, at tia; place to-day.
The Yale College and staten Island mines VIII play at
Staten Island To-day.
; Thomas Pollard. formerly Of the Defiance Club, of
IAiladc ihid, ha, Join ii the Brooklyn (lub
AT Chicago Chca 20. Boston. 3.
At Philadelphia thetic, @; Allegheny l.
AT - Louis-St. LOuis. q; Columbus, g.
No game played at Louisville, Cleveland Buffalo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
HOMING PIGEON RACES.

The second ace of the year forthcoming pigeons
under Federation rules arranged for yesterday but
because of the weather the binds held until o'clock
this morning.
The first race of the Newark CLUB for the took
place last sunday from Hampton Junction, fOrty-hve
miles, The entries, sxty-sX birds, from MOntcair
Orange and Newark. Tue first prize won by bird
al william i}enner-, of Newark which arrived at $40
u Time. > hours 40 minutes. The race next sunday
VIII be from Hamburg, Penn, niuety-hvc miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
FEDERAL OFfICERS INDICTED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 22.-The attorneys
for United states Marshal Strobach to-day filed de
to tie indictments which were sustained THIS
afternoon several other indictments were returned
against StrObach Of them for PERJURY u dlctinchls
are also lied against Thomas j. scott, United ctates
Land Register. Tor his conduct while United STATES
Deputy Marshal AM against TWO other deputies VINO
served under Marshal Osborne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
4 DRINK THAT COST 4 LIFE.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, May 22.-Georgc John
ron ron OF Rradsh johnson, Of New York. ccd the
Arlington House yesterday lie awoke daring She night
before and got up To get drink from the pIlcAcr
mouth Of " hich was broken. The pitcher fell ana
cred The icnOrll a.tery He fUuld pulscl"ss and
speeches. in Ms blood. He de later IN tine day Inc
OOdy embalmcd and sent TO New-lOTk.