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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02
THE GREATEST REAL ESTATE SALE OF THE SEASON.
division Of the Celebrated Cooperative Nursery Trs
Grand Sale Of 1872 Beautill

Grand 49, Prize
L" S"" Main "$% $S$ """
Thursday %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ca
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02

Ehe minor Courts.
JUSTICE RANNEY.
People VS.. Henija, grand larceny-Set
for June 9th; bail $1,000.
People VS.. Lopez, disturbing the
peace-Found guilty; sentence sus-
pended.
People VS.. Rose Ballasteros, disturbing
the peace-Acquitted.
People VS.. A. Warren. lsrseny-0n
trial.
SET FOR WEDNESDAY.
People VS.. John Sullivan.
People VS.. Chas. Arguello...
JUSTICE AUSTIN.
People VS.. John Forster, petit larceny
So fine; paid.
People VS.. John Sayers-Imprisoned
incounty jail days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02

Great Egyptian remedies can be had Of
Preuss & Hance, druggists, " ana 70
North Spring street, opposite the Court
House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02
PIGEONS WANTED.

From one dozen to 1000 pigeons wanted
at the Agricultural Park 1t slOo per dosen.
myls I'm =. ". GRIFFIN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02

If you want good, fresh eggs, which is a
most necessary thing in the kitchen, call
at C. Brode's. Telephone 435.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02

John c. Bell, the auctioncer. has re-
moved TO room No. Temple Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02

hereby certify that the foregoing
resolution was adopted by the Council
of the city of Los Angeles at its meeting
of May oath, A. D. 1886.
w. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council of the City of Los
Angeles.
Approved this LIST day of June, A.
d., 1886.
il. EFF. SPENCE, Mayor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02

hereby certify that the foregoing
resolution was adopted by the Council
of the city of Los Angeles at its meeting
of May oath, A. D. 1886.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council of the City of Los
Angeles.
Approved this LIST day of June, A. D
1886. E. +. SPENCE,
1t Mayor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02

Resolution of the Mayor and Council Of
the City of Los Angeles to establish
the grade of Chavez street from a
point 1896 feet north Of the north line
of Sotello street to San Fernando
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02

d. s. Senator Blackburn says Red
star Cough Cure removes colds. 25 cts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02
THE COURTS.
superior osuFt--BEsa.sa.
TUESDAY. June LIST.


superior couFs--ssEaa.Ss, :.
TUESDAY, June LIST.
Letter VS.. McArthur-Passed to June
7th.
Baldwin VS.. Bell-Same order
Naramore VS.. Copley-Sarne order.
Paige vs.. Shorb-Same order.
Hellman VS.. Corea-Same order.
Drown VS.. Pico-Same order.
Hart VS.. Kimball-Same order.
Dubordieu VS.. Observation-Disclosures
overruled; 10 days to answer.
Bauman VS.. Hale-Passed to June 18th.
Barnard VS.. Reconsideration or
dered to issue.
Haley VS.. Haley-Certain items strick'
en- from bill Of costs.
Eberle vs.. Eberle-Party cited to APP
pear discharged.
Anaheim Water Co. VS.. Yorba-Tw5
days to plaintiff to amend; ten days to
defendant to answer.
Arnez vs.. Gassen-Passed to June 18th.
Fuller ct al. VS.. Colori ct al. Silent,
Wade & Fitzgerald substituted for attor-
neys in place Of Smith, Hutton & Clark.
Botello VS.. City-Death of plainIfi
suggested and cause passed.
ALEXANDRIA Water Co. VS.. Mayberry-
Thirty days to defendant to answer.
Perry W. Perry-Plaintif ordered ia
pay into Court Sl25.
| Bowen VS.. Bowen-Action dismissed.
Perkins va. Baldwin-Set for June 5ti
In chambers.
Toler VS.. acknowledgement ordered
| for defendants for costs.
Boyce VS.. Carlisle-0rder for payment
of Sberiffs expenses sigRed aud filed.
Baker VS.. Baker-Decree for plaintiff
as prayed for
Feldchau Va. Feldchau-Decree or
dered for plaintiff as prayed for.
Walsh VS.. Wilkinson ct al.-Decret
ordered for plaintiff, and S75 attorneys
fees allowed
SET FOR WEDNESDAY.
Talbot VS.. Cotton.
Reppetto VS.. Tononi.
Cheney. J.
Probate calendar continued until Jun'
7th.
Law calendar passed to June 7th.
Sentence OF Kalkman set for June 18th
People VS.. Lieva-Continued to JUNE
I'd.
People VS. Mitchell-Set for June 4th
Estate of Edward Merrill-D. NJ
Durrell substituted as appraiser for A
A. Durrell.
Estate OF Arnett-Finsl account heard
aud allowed.
People VS.. Levering-On trial.
SET FOR WEDNESDAY.
| People vs.. Mclaughlin.
People VS.. Lieya.
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nElEeasr RssIpEncE Lors

For sale in East Los Angeles, on Hof and
Chestnut streets, block A Of Marks and
Felt's subdivision, one block from the cleo
trio light. four blocks from the Union depot
and on the Hellman street car line. One OF
the finest hotel sights in Los Angeles coun-
ty All fine large lots and will he sold on
.sasy terms. Also $1,000 feet OF good lumber
for sale at $40 per 1000. For particulars call
on g. C. Marks or Paul Felt, corner of Hof
an Chestnut streets. my1s I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02

On South Main Street, ne ar Psrson. at $3.50 Each
i've Cottages. four mast Electric Lights
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FACING AT Ivy ClTY.
RACING AT IVY CII1.
MAYNARD. FRANKIE n, BEss, FAREWELL AM
FRANK WARD WINNERS On A FAST TRACE.

w,vw.pn FRANKIE r.. BHss, FAREWELL AM
FRANK WARD WINNERS On FAST TRACK.
WAsurSGroN. May 1O.-The races or the
secoua day OF sprins meeting of tue Natona
Climb at Ivy City were well attended though up 10 "'h
on hour ~ The stsrt tho weather unprousing IRE
ouent showers having occurred Inc UacA w" "
excellent condition The winners OF the DAY were way
,,ors Frarkie y less Farewell and Frank Ward.
In the first race dash OF mile for maidens three
years old and upward. for purse OF roVo' inc s'i
ers were Lord Lorne ul5), Maynard tlo-' DULL
Ql5) Voucher (99l Alsinora Ql9 ana bruho'a W, W.,
Lord lorne was tins favorte. selling at 700 against 90
for Alsinora and the field SIS. Bettng-LoFd Lorhe
to g. Alsinora to IL. Boehm to l. Wayward 10 -
Voucher TO l, and BrunovA 10 to l. "AS""'u
first under the string Boehm second, Lord Lorne 'ni'
Tine l:45la Mutual pools paid s6S TO- ..
The second race was one and one-eisntn MUS - ~
maiden allov,ncea The following started Frankie b.
ulI Tony Foster llD. Gold Ban uool ana No'e .c
OO3. Frankie b. was decided favorite' sein. "
arains, the field AT $50 The betting was: frAnN'e D.
. Tony Eos,er Q IN l. Gold Ban 10 l, Rosette 10 l.
frankie r. finished winner two lengths ahead o. ion
Foster second; Rosette third. Time, 2'ooA@ 'iu'"'
pools paid 80 So ,.., s,osss IN.
T rn ier,srs were Dry MoD0poe. Jennie B. Bieson-
ne,e Luiu Bess. Rock and Rye ana Euru" nd % BE-
SO! for Lulu goo for Dry Mouopoe and the neia Ss9
The betting-Blxgonnette to5 Rock ann hys ~ +
and Lulu ana Boss each IL 20 l. The run was closely
contested Bees finished first, head IN front o. Bg8on
nette second; Eurus third. Time, l:4o% Mutual pools
paid $50 80. ., 20, oil
The starters in the selling Of six furongs Ior az
ages to carry fifteen pounds above the scale pnrse
sci Il 3O Farewell q 3oi and Fl Mahdi ais. Fare vel
favorite ~ $50 against the held a, SZo; Inc
Russell 10 l. Alamo TO and Ell Mahdi ~ TO 1. 20
fore reaching the threequarters Farewel "a' ~ s1
lead kePtt and finished an easy winner eR Rn.i
and half II front Of King Victor. second Chariey rus
sell third Time. 1:ls Mutual pools paid IS ~. ,
The fifth a selling race OF one and quarter nI's
for ali ages. The starters were WANDERING a. aotl,
was the fsyorite nj SAL so5 for herna and S23 Tor
Wandering. Betinson Frank Ward 20 g. Wande, c ng
10 TO 5 and IIibernia to l. Frank Ward wa mrs
home Wandering SECOND. Hloerna third Time I;Ii-9
Mutual pools paid S. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
THE CITY 10 CWNTHE BROIDWAY TRACKS
SENATOR Low BILL PAssED-LEGlsLATIoN AT THE
STATE CAPITAL


ALBANY, May 10 Specidh Senator Lows
bill authorizing the authorities OF SewYork to 90 into
the street railway business passed BY the Senate to-
night without debate. The bill permits New-York to
nut street railway tracks Broadway and lease them
70 ANY street railway company that desires TO run cars
upon that street The had % Affirmative votes
and none in the negative. Senator Low seized the OPP
portunty TO the engrossng clerks from hav
ing mistakenly the bill to wind up the Broad
way Surface Railway Company That was the ault. nc
said OF the Senate ITSELF believed that both tho
bill to permit New-York to Lease the Broadway Railway
tracks and to wind up the Broadway Surface Railway
Company will pass the Assembly without oppos ltion
Speaker Hustled introduced bill tonight IN the AS
semOly and at passed 1t appropriatng money TO
improve the state Camp at PeeEskili
Assemblyman c. D. Baker, chairman OF the
Judiciary COMMITTEES. requested the Assembly to-
night TO grant that committee more time to
consider the charges against 1 raeetvea yopS
mnous briefs from tho lawyers VINO are Interested IN
the proceeding and have not had an opportunity 10 eK
anime them. The Assembly gave thcn prrmlssIoh hot
10 make their report until Thursday Ihey were 70
The senate passed tonight after making technical
amendment. the bill which winds up tue broa.way sur
lice and the b was by
The Drans bin 70 put more power in the
Public Works o, Ncw-York will be considered nnaiiy
TOMORROW From the way Asse mblymen are tax
bill tomorrow than there was last Friday "hen IL Was
Mr. Hamilton called tie attention OF the Assembly to-
MA that the amendment he offered 70 the
pm on r!a +c & tus Com squire
did not appear in the printed bill Clerk Chckerug IN
rrplv said that such amendments never printed
6en they had merely offered IN Committee or the
Whole Il they were adopted they were printed MT
Hamilton then said that he should press the amendment
The Assembly to-nght. upon motion OF Mr. Connolly;
resolved to take 1na vote TOMORROW upon '"' fu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
TWO FAILURES IN IHE STREET.

Two failures were announced at the STOCK
Exchange yesterday. Alexander q. Wood member
since March. lsG3 and George f. Dickinson. who be
mcmber by the consolidation with the open
l-69. notices unable 10
meet their contracts. Both have failed several times
before and recently both have been IN not the best
credit Wood had some few hundred shares bought IN
under he rule SATURDAY, while Dickinson hal some
10000 shaTtr bought the yesterday after
private settlements III the morning which amounted to
nearly =. much more. Dickinson has been worth cor
siderable money AT times and ays Las been Reckless
specuatOr. gls last previous failure, his
lion ror readmissOn denied times by the proper
cemmttee The rules OF the Exchange provide that
AFTER SIX reflections The candidate may appeal 10 the
Governing Committee Dickinson took advantage OF
ts proylson nd finally reaGDted on the express
condition that he would never speculate again. Mem
hers Of the committee expressed the ophl"u that II "a
.horlt lac able 10 make "A settlement creditors
Inc ron q not be restored 20 full member snip by reason OF
TIE plain violation Of hs express promise
The two failures although cissimi!ar IN important
feafures were alike wing that small brokers had
- torced TO exc out incomes by ventures
,nar own account and that these speculative ventures
had only n,ane their condition worse.
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DOW norEL MN VII ENJOY THEMSELVES

The epicurean portion OF the travelling pub
ic aud all others who delight In an elaborate but well
ordered menu Will do well to make this city their head
quarters for the next three days In doing 30 they Will
see York hotels gh water mark since every one
OF these will least dozen landlords attached TO
IT, TIE National Hotel Mems Association convenes mere
this morning, and is nve hundred or more members
from all parts country will be cared for while here
by the city hosts will be- certain to do their utmost
10 make good Ler claim OF keeping the finest hotels III
the world Its seventh annual meeting OF the So
cety and the intention OF all ID TO make II more success
,nl ana brilliant than ali those previously held
The convention VIII open with meeting u ne BOarn
OF Directors 1T the Masonic Temple at 10 o'clock h's
morning followed by afternoon session Ia the same
Mace AZ wncn the election " officers Will take pace
Luncheon between viii be had at the HON
man House rhc annua banquet vii be nec ms even
Ing In the Metropolitan Hotel Among those wbo WI.
peak on that occasion Roscoe Conklng ROBERT "
Ingerso. Chauncy NJ. DeE"w General George a Sherl,
dan and Colonel John H. Fellows. While thls least Is
going on wives daughters OF the visiting nom
bers VIII escorted To the theatres and Will take supper
al De moncO's. Tomorrow the members WILL SAL
through The bay and East River the Laura NJ. -tArln
uuch at gngs brewery IA One-hundred-and
eghfh-,t, aud The theatres IN the evening" On
Thursday the entre party will 20 on an excursion 10
Manch Chunk Dy special train over the Lehish NAAey
Al
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rshoud DO read DAILY by all InerssteL changes may
sttefs Tor fo-esn couutre, not be specially hrsssi
tor Sssp-sa ~ Soy II ban s and r aoc
nents letters not specially addressed being % tas
Foreign mas 10; the week enlmg My 10 wia el'''
PRoMPfLY In all cases AZ ;hs onice a. toio",
WEDNEoDAY-At9 $50 a. u. ior Europe pee = America.
4aeens'ewa !ests isr r'.cs eS1 tay S s
&c Der ) ; fu.ds, v.a southampton ana Brenea lst.
must be directed per iIlal az 70 a N 70, .saet
L. > OF colombia 5.v@or az mo sor'a Zen, ots,
directed per Andes AZ ID T. m Tor Franz; tir.et
and Spanish Honduras ,1u4tsin "a aad sa.agui. per
IS cfty OF DALLAS IRON New dreams. az go p n ip-
TruIlo ana suatAn perA 5. L. B. waFiJf. fr"ai Ne"-
Queenstown letters ier ttAnee Germany Sema;
g disscIed per e Aers ecst va %mSah r s
Hamburg aettes 70, Gcea5 s,aG e ta ph :,
N MOI tor N DST y Tu H. Psr Sa"'s' H.
rpfnAY-.tsam for ~ Pierre Miquclon. Pc ner
from HaiiaI at 3s0p m for C''a ReA' 's' s. : Fox
s.rURDAY-A, ga IN. for Nevtound and per =
% rorta: at 1880 a. m for Jaaaict u ;. % CeoIDi.
va Kingston ue5sers Tor Mexico mas o. d'rsst;t
g'r .sT Ana NJ oi Europe YER 2Sra S
Via 9ueens.own at u N iog sect dlTecc per s 3
Ancnora At i. % Tor ilIeet per
Elam az n for Eqso2e prs Eloe va Sser,
soGth.%g'Sa era grs%1a arsrD %
Sc directed per Wes'ern.na az p M ies ine Mod
~ rarf fri aataa' s I5!s Tor S.asa5
Ter 4 Lucy 4. Miller, ffom New-oricanS
Mails for sandwich Islands pers Leaianda IRON IAN
francisco close here May - az ! p IN Mails iof tho
here NAY rs al Mails Tor China AMI japan. per
San Pablo from Francisco close here NAY %
at7pn- Nails Tor Australia. New ZcalAnt. -aniscn
FIJI samoan islands. per 8 L Aarposs from eal
Ffsucisco1 close here May at lor arrival
Kew ork OF Britannia wlsh British mails fog Aus
traal Male tor Cuba by rail- 20 Tampa VA ant thsnce
81 from Key West Fla, close At this once dJ
1t 1850 q u
sne schedule OF closing OF MALE Is rsnsst
m the unnerrupsi oyoriAi IalAC
% san Prancisco Mails from tAe h.st .rnyias or tlxs
AZ sau the lay OF san< OF steAaers are is-
| patched thopce the same day >...o., .,.-
Poss Orcs New YORK. y. Y, May7 1850
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DIED.
BATEs-On Saturday. the 9Th inst. q

BATEs-on Saturday the 9Th inst the Rev. Edmund q
Rasr n S en, are 10 attend the funeral fro
Place NJ r. Church. Brooklyn. on Gussdiy The
Please omit
BARNUM-sunday. May o, David B. Borrnm. aged 70
Funeral services ron Barthoomew. charca Masaa
1t is kinily requested that no tower, be sent
CUTTER HI, ate residence as Eat l2th,s after
snS sn tlsaGs arr a1e attend
Church. on Tuesday evening at O'clock.
FoRwARD At Colon. on sa,nriay May JEANNE staeey
MAuKAY-At Newourg, On rlav. Nay 3 su,1n ":
W SltSs ~ '9 9SGn 'e w az Sp aTe
Funeral Trinity Church saugerte, Y, on rl'wty.
train :sh iron from 4 New York n ." -'''-' N-'
mummy To- 1885, Helen NJ. Mum IN the 18th year Of
Fqne!a private from her lac residence 1913 East isth'
NEALon sunday May ., opnounonia James J. Neal IN
Funera rom lis lats rsd,nca lsl waveyave BroolYn
R Sn Se,a aSd f Hsg T. in S IN
o'BRrEN-on SATURDAY. srh her I:s re,iencs; 10
Mad. square North Agnes, youngest daughter ottas
Funeral AIMS chur n Ia, list on Tues
Relatives and trienis are invited To attend
RYLE5Monaay ,morniqg May TO- mart nl1n s9,a u
TAYLoh-May 9. at Baysidc OF Br,snrs dise4-e John
Funeral tuesday May H. Il from La Late resi-
Special leaves Long Island City at 10 M stopping
Olly az Flushing.
Carriayes will the train on arrival az Day.lic
lnternent private AT Greenwood
THOH his residence 81 East i9ths. on sAtur-
day May after shor illness, Captain Wlan C. Inonp-
-Jth ~ as
reaDec1iy 10 atteli
church Of rhe ]ransn guratlpn
2sth-st Madison and jth tuesday. Nay
H. at 10 a. m.
TROWBRIDGE-s ulday morning. Nav o. Ethel ADnis.
only dsu zhter OF Beden C. and Josephine NJ Irowbrdsa
aged months and l3 days.
Funeral Tuesday D. M from their residence, Paving
y. Y.
woERIsHOFPER- theevening o. the 9Th inst Charles
Funeral services at 30 East 18th ST. wednesday 18th
AZ = O'clock u.
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him. his family tolcsraphcd 10 Troy and asccr.nncd
that he had not been In that city for several months An
inquiry the Aston Houss we'd that be left there
the day upon which his letter written homo. His
brother William T.. Barrett newspaper correspondent
at Washington In formed and thorough search was
made for the missing man. hut without avail
This morning his wifes brother. who lives In Clare
mont Re eived letter from ssinz written In
London Eng In he states that no has no recollection
OF leaving New-YOrk. but he awoke on steamer 40
miles out bound for Liverpool There was nobody on
board with whom he was acquainted and how be got
there lie s wholly unable To state. His money and bag
gage were all safe The letter which Is brief closes by
saying that he shall return home 10y the next steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
SALE OF rHoRouGnpEEDs IN KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, ~, May 3O.-Jhe combination
sale Of horoue hbreds by Woodland HARRISON con-
tinued day 1hiry-iour head were sold at I'll $50
There was good attendance OF buyers and the prices
were fair The best were Brood mare Elizabeth, seven
wears old by sprngbok, j. d. Hughes. 500. Year
ungs Chestnut colt by springbok to w. l. Scott. Penn
syivaria. 81 900 Chestnut colt by s2rn gb9k. 6. W
anderson 500 Bay colt. by -prin gbok. g. W. Amber
son 1850 Chestnut lilly, by rpriusbok, dam Geneva. l.
C. Bruce, ~ 800 Chestnut MY, hy spruRNok. dam
Eagle J Z McDOuaid. <775. Pay My, hy oprngbok,
j & Haegm, $40 Chestnut fly. By sprngbok, Henry
Mack, $500. Bay FLY, by Warwick. J; 7 B"nah.a,
137O Bay fly by Spring bok. J. Il. PratAer. 500.
brown MY. by spfingbok. " l. Woodward $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
nAUn COME sEs THAT He SHOT cOE

After the examination of the assalant Of Geo.
E Coe jr.. yesterday morning, Marshal jameson, VINO
had been in New York looking up the record OF the man.
and Of whose search given on the eiehh
mage IN The presence OF Donald Mackay tod Baum that
hls record known. Bann then rald he wou.i zen
them abont the shooting OF Coe lie gave all IN" ue
al, beginning with crossing she Fort Ferry on me
morning OF the day OF the shsotnS and relating us
arrival schonhousc, also AL the details after th"
shooting. his manner Of escape where lie went every
day ana night until he arrested at the H0bokel
Ferry. Tue officers took Baum 10 the County JAN al
Haekon sack at 7:lj ?. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
ARRrsrED IA / GAMBLIYG HOUSE.

Captain Williams, Detective Price and Officer
Hubbard night went to No. 400 si1th'ave ana ar
rested the following men: Frank Wilson, painter; Charles
rrumu bricksyer: James = Allen, clerk Henry 5.
Green, broker Henry Fox, no oceupauoni george
Hamilton. diamond broker; Albert OrahaHi. cosoteqt
walter; James Turnbull, occupation. " 10 DeheVeu
thai some U! The are fictitious. Oincers sent 20
the place captured three dealing boxes IA PACKS ol
cards ! cue keeper. IL cards, l,OlO chips, 10
cappers leather bas. chip RACKS 10 eAalrs, faro
table and layout red aud black !ayous anu taDies
The game run by william Acker, VINO was uoai z
al the faro layout when Captain Williams entered. he
VA a 40 loek ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

BALTIMORE May 1O.-The Metropolitan club
played well to-day aud defeated the Baltimore club.
The latter players could not gauge Cushnans delvery
and were credited with only three scattering hits Ho
bert caught in ns Old form. The as fO
lows:
bl tInOre. "a D
Metropolitan .....-....-.-O U y U D
Base 2 Metropots :, trrors-Bat more
l. Metropolitan /. Pltchers-hlroy and Cushn-h CnPre
Mr.. Carliu
CHICAGO May 1O-The Boston club began It's nrst
series Of games az Western clubs to-day first
encOunterlng the Chicago champions. Although haa
borne pitched for the Eastern cuD the nlno played
poorly making three tunes many errors as they dd
base hits. Tue score was
f'hcsTo .-...,.... = . q Il
Base hits-Bo-tOn g. ChcagOs Errors-Boston Chicago
81. Pitchers Kadbourne and Nj. ornIck. UmpGe-Nr.
Curry
AMHERST Mass, May 10 (SpeeiGD. The Amherst
Harvard game lsd the mn lunnE on account
OF rain Al declared no game. The score stood
Harvard, Ii Amherst, B.
At Pittsburg-Cincinnat ): Pttsburg ?.
AT St. LOuis-SL Louis, b Kansas Cay, D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
10 REaiB1LIrArE line B0Sroy posi-"

BosToN, May 10 lSpeciai.-The Post was
sold to-day to ea,amlu Klmbnl -on-u-aw Of william
T. Hart, Of New-York, Edwin VI. Bacon formerly
.nlgin. editor OF The dr. r'.ser Darwin l. are
a Civil service reiormer IL Is believed that j. Mont
golnery sears. young millionaire Parker Chandler
and Kimbals brother also In the syndicate. Almost
unlimited capital l. behind then and great confidence IS
felt that the paper will he lifted o. it, present nan-
cia straits prosperity The policy OF the paper VIII
undoubtedly he 70 the silyertop Democracy IL
will be an Administration OCEAN, aud work high-toned
civil service and revenue reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES IN FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 10.-A fire broke
ont this morning Gainesville, Alachua County In this
State destroying all the buildings and contents on the
south side OF the square The losses are a. follows
J. simonsOn, building aud barroom, S2l,OOO j. d.
Cromwell. dentist and dental supply depot 9oOoo
s. A. Mcpherson. building. $4,000 Mrs. VI. L. Robin
so, pillin.r 81 600: f. f. sanchez, building. $1,000
J. L. era ford, building and butcher shop 5000 ,.
/ burnett buildings, $4,000; 2. VI. OHVer, Ouver
Iiotei az 900 All these had no insurance. W. A.
White grocer. lost $1,000 insurance q 900 Moses Moses
smaer o.ses viii foot up about $4,000 Phe fire started
no Whites grocery from some Unknown cause
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.pEc1p1xG To coNrINUE TIE SUGAR sTEIKE.

A committee of the employees Of the sugar
refining firm Of Havemeyers Elder, OF Brooklyn, called
at the of &c yesterday and presented request to
Charles -enf the managing member OF the firm that all
the sters should be taken back and that the union be
recognize MI sent read the demand until he reached
the provision relating the recognition OF the union
He then handed n back SAYING that under no cicuih
stances wonld the union snzed. He claimed that
tnr union had destroyed much property by ordering tne
strike ghen sugar was left spoil In the vats The
committee 10 orted 10 a meeting OF the strikers IN Turn
Hall ant it was decided 10 continue the strike Al
,hcr reueres all the wanted were OF wOrE Ileie
we're no Disturbances. The claimed that they ndd
los. about G3 900 In since the strike began Is
estimated tlal the lr have lost much In probes.