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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-01

LADIES, use eiilmore's Aromatic VINE LOT
nervousness and sleeplessness. Fof SAFE ny
h. ID, Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
MR. A. HIGGINS, of Wyoming, New YORK
go he had the piles for 40 years, and was
e,i,sd by using Gilmore's Pile Specthc. FOR
Ia nv II, d. Godfrey. Nadeau Block.
FATARRH CURED. health and swee
trsath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Friee so cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold oy
II. Heinzeman. 10 North Main street
WY WILL YOU cough when shilohs
t,r,e will give immediate relief; Price 10
RS SO cts. and 81. Sold by O. Heinfemsn'
N. Main street.
"HACKMETACK," a lasting ana irsgren
,,erfume. Price 25 and 70 cents. sofa oy
4 n Hsinsemsu, l22 N. Main 5t
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t.r. LnMars, seminal pills for
tar Weakness, Loss Of Yigor, Sexual ana
neral Debility, Nervous and Physical
! ,"tration and the many ailments arising
is3m indiscretion. oyer-indulgence aud
tbuse. 10 those requiring reliable rene
9 fnr the above c0mplaintst DE- r ! shars
sz9sngthr aud dFountain of Youth" I'rtce,
i. 20 per bottle. Sent by mail on receipt OF
postai order thus saving express chargesl'
rg q. o, D, by express. A. McBoYLE q 90"
druggists, 6O4 Wa hiugton street, san FRAN
a.. -. p. o. Box ,952, to whom all orders
- ia he addressed. ap13 en-
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And in accordance with law, SO many
shares of each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary will be sold at the office
Los Angeles, California, on the 18th day OF
June, 1856, at 70 O'Clock meridian of such
day, to pay delinquent assessments there
on, together with costs of advertising and
expenses OF sale
b. R. RISLEY, Secretary.
Room IA Mcdonald Block, Los Angeles,
California. my29 lot
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE

LAND OFFICE
AT Los ANGELES. CALIFORNIA.
May "a, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has died notice OF his inten-
ton to make fnal proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at Los An
geles, California. on June 80, 1886, viz.
Charles 4. Bathey, OF Los Angeles county,
for the e. n, N. ". ". N. K. u. 8 W. v and
Lot 2, Sec. q. Twp. IN, X. Is W., 8. b. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultive-
ton of, said land, via:
George Engelhsrdt, joaquin Pesquiera, K.
W. Reynolds, Fellciano Castillo, all Of Los
mypSim J. b. BETHUNE, Register.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-01
In the matter OF the Insolvency OF David P;
Davies and Edward o. Davies fnsoly.
ent Debtors.

In the matter Of the petition Of d. Y. Da-
yies and X. O. Davies, iIsolvents. doing
business under the firm name and style. OF
seies, state Of California, praying that Lat they
may be adiudged to be insolvent debtors;
that said petitioners having on the 80 day
Of May, 1856 filed with the Clerk OF this
petition, schedule and inventory required
by law (see Section OF the msoivent Act OF
the State Of California entitled an Act for
the relief OF lnsolyent Debtors aud for the
ment Of fraudulent debtors. approved April
10th, 1907 And II further appearing to the
Court that all Of the allegations contained
In the said petition are true. Il Is hereby
p. Davies and r. o. Davies now are and on
the 3dday of May, 1856, date OF the fling of
the petition Aforesaid were insolvent with
in the true intent and meaning of an Act of
the Legislature OF the state Of California,
entitled an Act for the relief OF Inaolyenf
Debtors aud Protection OF Creditors and for
thepunishmento Observation-Disclosures passed
April 10th, 1850. And II is further ordered
that George X. aerd. Esq, Sheriff of the
said county OF Los Angeles. state OF Caiiior-
mia, take possession OF all the estate.
real and personal, of such petitioners, ex-
cept such as may be BY Law exempt from
execution, and all of their deeds, vouchers.
books Of account. and papers, and to keep
them safely until the appointment Of an as
slgnee by this Court. And 1t is further or
dered that said insolvent dcbtsrs, or either
or both OF them be and are hereby prohib-
tied from paying any debts or delivering
any property belonging to them or either OF
them, or for their use OF benefit to transfer
any property owned by them or In their
possession 70 any person or persons what
soeyer, until the further order OF this Court;
and that said petition be set for hearing In
this Court on the 18th day OF June, 1886, aud
that the Clerk OF this Court give notice there
OF according to law In the Los Angeles
DAILY Herald, for period OF 81 days from
the nrst publication thereof.
myii sods WIN. A. CHENEY. Judge
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Calico Union Mining Company.
SAN BERsARDrSo COUNTY, CAL.

OFFICE, Les AssELEs, CAL. Room I4
NOTICE. There Is delinquent on the fol
lowing described stock, on account of as
sessment levied on the Goth day of April,
1886, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective share olders. as
follows.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm heretofore existing under the
name and style OF Griffin 4 Schroeder. do
ing business In the city OF Los Angeles, H.
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
GEO. BUTLER GRIFFIN.
CHAs. w. SCHROEDER.
Los Angeles, 2sth May, 1886 myR 100
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BATH & F0SMIR'S
Foundry & Machine Shop,
124 South Spring st. att
Notice to Stock Breeders.

All parties concerned are hereby notified
that all money due for the service OF my
Percheron Norman stations, "Wideawake,
Jr.," and welcome" must be paid to JOHN
RFIMER, my agent, or to
iyI6-tf e. Fl. O'MELVENY, owner.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.

Ten per cent Of the purchase money OF
each interest in said lands TO be paid to said
efs at the time Of ale; the balance 10 be
paid on confirmation Of the sale or sales
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Drug Store for Sale,
Az WEST FALLBRooK, SAN DIEGO
COUNTY, CAL,

in a fine pleasant climate growing drug
business and practice for good physician.
One who is able and willing to respond
when called can build up a hne business,
medicine. Terms very reasonable. Rea-
son for selling, poor health. Address
Howe Postoffice, San Diego county, Cal.
tslo N. CANTERBURY, N. D.
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LEGAL.

b said Superior Court.
osoE. GOODWIN,
Guardian Of the estates Of Carrie MeLain.
kJames McLatn Bennett. Reuben Kenneth
and John Bennett, Minors
Los Angeles, Cal. May 18th. 1885. myI5td
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The LOS ANGELES MARKETS

The following quotations are corrected
daily from the ofncisi records Of the Produce
L sehango; .
am. ASKED,
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NEW BAKERY

j. A. BROWN,
Proprietor of Browns Restaurant,
SO NORTH MAIN STREET,
Telephone 336.
Desires 10 announce to the public that on
and after Tuesday. May 25th. having put
fine baking oven into his establishment, he
will be able TO deliver fresh bread to any
part of the city.
Also pies, cakes and all other articles In
the same line. This bakery will be as ex-
tensive as any In THE part oil the State.
ICE CREAM.
Our facilities for manufacturing Ice
Cream are unsurpassed and we fdeliv err to
any part of the city. Prices as low as the
lowest.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notwithstanding the Boycott" Browns
Restaurant enjoys its usual popularity.
People always go where they can do the
best for the money. myl9 I'm
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Certificate of Copartnership.

Know all men by these presents, thet we,
l.. j. Mathews. residing at the city of Los
Angeles, county OF Los Angeles, California,
John r. Mathews, residing at the city OF Los
Angeles, county of Los Angeles, California,
II. Bartning. residing in the city Of Los An
geles county of Los Angeles, California, do
hereby certify and declare that we have or
ganized and formed ourselves into CO.
partnership, and we covenant agree each
with the other, to be co partners for the pur-
pose of carrying and conducting the busi-
ness of General Commission Merchants In
the city of Los Angeles, county of Los An
geles, State of California, under the name
and style Of Mathews Brothers 4 Bartning.
That the principal place Of business Of
said co-partnerBhip is situated at the city Of
Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, and
state aforesaid.
That the names OF all the persons inter.
ested as partners in such business are above
stated, and signed hereto. and that such
partnership VIII continue and be In force
until further notice by u.s.
In witness whereof we have herennto set
our hands and seals, this tenth lOth) day. OF
Nav A. ID, 1886,
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Order to Show Cause why Order. of
Sale Of Real Estate Should Not
Be Made.
In the Superior Court Of the County OF
Los Angeles, State OF California.

In the matter OF the Estate and Guardian.
ship OF Minnie smoot ct al. minors.
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l.. j. MATHEWS. Seal
JOHN r. MATHEWS. Seal.
II. BAkTNiNG. Seal.

COUNTY OF Los ANGELES.
ON this tenth day OF May, one thous-
and eight hundred and eighty-six, before
me, + H. owen, a Notary Public In and
for the said county OF Los Angeles, person
ally appeared l.. J. Mathews, John X.
Mathews and II. Bartning, personally
known 10 me to be the same persons
described In, whose names are subscribed
to the annexed instrument, and they ac
knowledged TO me that they executed the
same each respectively for himself.
lu witness whereof / have hereunto sci
my hand and affixed my official seal
the day and year inthis certificate firstabove
written.
ISEALI /. II. OWEN,
mayll oawd4w Notary Public.
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Order of Adjudication in Insolv-
ency.

In the superior Court of the State OF Cali.
fornia. In and for the County OF Los
Angeles.
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Order to Show Cause on Applica-
ton Of Guardian for Order Of
Sale of Real Estate.


In the matter OF the Estate aud Guardian
ship OF Mary Grace overman, minor.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-01
tuesday, tIae 18TH nay OF June,
1886.

AT - O'Clock NJ. Of that day. at the city aud
county o. Los Angeles, In front Of the sher.
Angeles, county Of Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, will sell all the right, lille and
interest which the said ]. Z. Willard had II.
or to the above described property On May
LIST, 1886, on which day an abstract OF said
Judgment was duly recorded In the Record
er's othce OF Los Angeles County. at public
auction. for cash In q. 8. gold ooln, 10 the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said on.
ecution aud all costs. f.N
Dated Los Angeles the 18th day OF May.
1886.
G. H. PENNINo.
Constable OF Los Angeles Township, county
OF Los Angeles. California nvlBtd
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
TIE VERDICr AGIINsT M4XWELL
,rxp GUILTY OF NUMBERING PRELLER-HIs

rot-Np GUILTY OF NUMBERING PRELLER-HIS
NERVES SHATTERED BY THE SHOCK.
ST.. LOUIS, June > (SpecidD The jury in the
Max we'll case fl,el into court at 1":lo p H. ana
returned verdict oi guilty Of murder In the hrS degree
The court. room was crowded. almost to sniocaton ana
the verdict was received in solemn silence Tbe jury
retired ut 80 o'clock last night and ballot was taken
an hour later Il resulted In nine for murder In the
first degree two for masauchtcr and ore for acquttH
Court adjourned few minutes after il O'Clock am
convened again this mcrnine at 10 O'CLOCK Inc h'st
ballot tas morning ted in nine for murder and three
for mansauehter The point on which the three hed out
was the liability Of mistake III ccumsianal evidence
Mr. Barnett booE publisher and fore nan OF the jury,
was one OF the two. II taken In hand by some OF
the younger members and finally convinced that tho
prisoner was guilty OF murder The argument used was
the cutting OF the undergarmcnts of Preller. Inc
jurors held that the death hal been caused by acci
dent the defendant In his haste 10 resnscitate his
friend would have the underclothes of instead OF
coolly cutting them into shreds with "a small par OF
scissors After Mr. Barnett arouni pressure was
brought the remaining two and in short time an
agreement reached
When the Jury left the courtroom .ast night Maxwell
began smoking cigarettes and discussing the races He
oSed and laughed for an hour, ana wIeh court al,
was informed to-day that u verdict had been reached The
prisoner again brought In and the reinarkaDlc
change which few hours bad III de in his appearance
was observed by all. His iace was nshen III lis paoi
his eyes sunken and bis whole appearance that OF man
tiipaed verdict and soon he was seated was
informed by his counsel that the Judgment would be
adverse He did 90 To bed at all last night nut
paced cell for nearly ten hours. After the JrJ WAS
lolled the prisoner taken back TO jail more dead
Than alive but received Assurances from Ills counsel
that the ndsmen could be reversed.
The verdict bulletned in all parts OF the CITY ana
was r.ceiyrd with public appreciation. Maxwell WAS
seen by reporter hour after he heard the verdict but
was sti suffering from the shock. He said he still hai
hopes The jurors they described entirely the
evidence OF Detective Mccullough who sSore he got
concession from Maxwell II the had been solely
based on the testimony Maxwell would nave
been acquitted. The roobery and murlation or the
body OF Pfeer the points upon which te theory Oh
innocence discarded
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
ETNERaL OF UENRY Hd VEMETER

The funeral OF Henry iaveneyer took place yester-
day morning at his home, No. 746 Filth-ave The
parlors and Railways hlled with friends an 4
business associates OF the dead man. The burial
service read by the Rev. DR.. Samuel Moran rector
of the Episcopal Church at Babylon, l.. L. where Mr.
Havemeyer had his summer home. double quartet
OF male voices from the Lederkrauz Society sang
several hymns and the officiating clergyman brought
the services to end with few remarks on tie life
and CT aracier of the dead man. he had learned to
know him through years OF close intimacy. Many
elaborate noral pieces filled the parors and covered
the coffin. After the beaedictiOn had been pro-
nounced, the body accompanied by the family
few friends taken TO W0odlawn where the burial
took place. There pail bearers but delega-
tons OF members were present from the old Guard.
Lederkranz Society and other organizations to which
Mr. Have eneyer belonged. Among those present were
Police Coumiss Mclean a. j. Nanderpoel L. n.
Taller. X. Clarence Dorsett, Edward Morgan aud j..
II Wickea
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06

tho course Of the fire shows that the destruction to tho
standing timber has been considerable but not nearly
as extensive as was reported
EAST SAGINAW Mich. June 5.-A fro In the warren
block last night caused losses follows: Heavenrch
Bros - "a. Wholesale clothing. $4,000; Woe. artis'
$500 on buin,.sS- ~, 900. All were fully insured
MINNEAPoLIs. Mnn., juno A fro broke out In the
upper story OF tho Ncoct House last 49, "reas OK
citemcnt prevailed among the women employees who
sleeping in the top story but all were removed
by ladders without injury Tne guests also much
frightened aud excited AMI fastened to tho street Dy
nre-escapes and stairs. many OF thon being III their
night clothes. The loss Is about 10000
OAKLAND, Wis. June 5.-Firo broke out In tho lumDer
district last night and for time threatened the city,
owing to tho heavy winds which prevailed. but was
finally subdued The lumber yards OF the Diamond
Match Company. tho Oshkosh Match Company ana
Stanhelbsr, Anus Company were burned. The Dan0nn
Match Companys loss Is $4,000. Stnnhclber. Amos S
Company's ~ 1000. and the Oshkosh COmpany's
$1,000 The Diamond Company had little Insurance.
but the two others were fully insured.
RICHMOND, Va. June "a fire. this morning In the
grocery ,tore OF Golden & Taylor. NJ. South Four
,ccnt-st destroyed the entire stock. Tle l0s3 Is coy
ere by insurance In the following companies Royal
OF LONDON So 500; Northern Of London, $4,000; I'M
perial London. $1,000; Loncon and Lancashire OF
Liverpool 81 800 L. c. Younger. wholesale grocer,
danaged hy smoke aa wafer His loss II covered Dy
policies the SuGOt LOpGOn.aui the .Ocbestcf OerD.
ALBION " y. Jane (Sycciab Last night the barns
b,loagng to John sunG3rline. OF Fiifhaven about
three miles north OF here burned Forty tons OF
nay two horses Two hay presses seIbnder reaper
and other machines yer, destroyed. Loss, $o,OOo III
SurahCI, - ,UUp
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
WITHIN THE THREE-MILE LENT.

DIGBY, y. s., June 5.-East of Cape Breton
large number of United fishermen is reported by
the steamer Newled. the Canadian light and buoy ten
DER having travis Set yesterday, and hshnS about
mile and half of st. Pluls Island northwest OF the
llsht Owing the threatening weather the vessels got
under way in the afternoon and made for harbor Two
Of them ran within half a mile Of the Newued anu
anchored. One OF these large two-topmaster
These schooners running travis most OF then arc lifted
out for halbut fishing.
AT Caye Island inside of Cape Sable, several United
st.tes fishermen yesterday sought buy bait but the
Canadian fishermen preferred to let their tinker mack
erc spoil sell To Americans, and refused to
trade The seuers however. set their own seines ana
caught the.r own bait without murmVring. Tho
scAoOners Orient aud EeAzer which put
nto CansO on Thursday night and
announced that they would ChedabuctO Bay. just
outside three mile limit Irrespective Of heaands 50 as
that important question: caught " Darreis Do
tween them near Canso. They report late shoals OF
mackerel ten fifteen mites OF the coast passing down
along the shore of Cape Sable Thcy ett Caso or
ChedaDucto bay yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
COLLEGE TEAMS AT CRICKET.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5 iSpec'ai.l-The long
talked cricket match between the crack clubs
University ;of Pennsylvania and IIaverford College
played to-day Nlcetown. The rivalry between these
clubs has been great. The OF last year by
the university by Spectators filed the grand
stand to see the game Today. The teams were:
Pennsylvania A. Scott Med. captain +. W. Rails
ton. 81 W. j. DuhrDg. 81; r. shafrr. 81 ; G. Coates
81; W. T. Wright, 81; b Henry, SO W. Scott, SO
IL. FRAZER 81 VI. {. Work. Law l.. A. Biddle Law.
Havcrford-G. :. Patterson. 'eS, captain; W. T.
Hacker 81 C. CrossnaD Professor; W. +. Price, Pro-
fessor; 4. G. Garrett, 81; H. W. Stokes IS; f. G. Lewis
81; j. sharp. sS j. :. Schwartz. H. +. Bay. 9O II.
Firth. 80.
The game well played throughout and resulted In
the following score: University, lS7; HaverIord Col.
e.c. 1877.
The second eleven OF the Philadelphia club played the
Quaker CITY team at Wissahickvn aud by "A OF
90 TO 20.
The oxford second eleven were defeated by the Ger
man own CLUB by "A score OF % To o.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
IN UAPRoulSING MAcKEEEL SEASON.
PLENTY OF FISH on TIE NOVA scOuAN COAST,
n..r .AlnIc .Ns CANNGI TAKE IILEM

PLENTY OF FISH on HE NOVA sCOTIAN COAST,
BUT AMERICANS CANNOT TAKE THEN.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 3 (SpecidO. Il he
nackerel catch by the American snermcn does not give
promise OF success this owing largely TO the i'll
tcrrupOns aud annoy caused by the acton OF the
Dominion authorize Few mack,rel have been landed
by the Southern fleet and the catch on the Gloucester
coast IL not large Some OF the owners do not ieel ike
nng out their vessels again they have not PAID ex-
pcnscs this srBg Reports from Nova scotia say mack
cfel are that coast, but fishermen VIII not
attempt there for the Canadian cruisers are on the
alert for inruders and really TO seize all withn the
three-mlc limit The captain of one OF the vessels
rived reports being refused tho privilege Oh u9nS
provisions and an attempt was made % sez7 the
schooner Mathew kcany Gloucester Tor buynS turce
bushels Of potatoes at Sauris Prince Ldwarts Island
but the capain being informed by tue Canadian Co..
ec or that his vessel would be zed for The OFFENCE
plea ignorance Of the treaty regulate on- ana return
ing the pOtatues shore vas allowed 70 depart.
The fishermen are waltn< TO see what act"h 'he A.
IN will take the AREA y Drofe uic
courts and how they decided. before they VIII a.
tempt 10 nya0e the Canadian waters The crews OF the
American vessels largely composed O natives pI nc
British Provinces Many Of them VINO used 70 bly PROV
sions AMI outfits GOlcrsterand ston L. carry 10 hr
homes now none, the law Will not permit them
to be landed from "A fishing vessel. -,
The schooner Ply mouth Rock whlch s%lIed from pIo
cesier to-day and whose captain ana crew belong ii
Puhnico " =. SAID that one trip last year thry
bought ~ worth OF goods here, and to-day, atnnhgh
they wanted To buy they could run any rsk. Many
OF the the effect of losing their trade IL IA
hoped ana expected this difficulty Will be settled 80
that each will derive the benefit, bns at present
the Canadians inurng their own people more than
they are American fishermen.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
THE FIRE accord.
HEAVY Losses OF AN ARTIST.

The firemen were called out last evening to
ext,nguish hr5e in the three-story building No.
I'll Broadway Flames had been discovered
I'm closet the second floor.
but by tho time alarm sounded the fire had
spread through the upper part OF the structure The
rooms OF Louis Hartung, importer OF human hair. on
the second floor well burned out
when the nrc exnguished. HIS loss
did not exceed 80 900, hut tho flames extended into
the studio OF william l. Marshall tue artist the top
floor and property worth about $4,000 Nr.
Marshals painting. Our Saviour valued $50, 900.
was ruined. The canvas contaned anout hfty
SQUARE feet aud the artist had spent
mucn OF his time 1t for several years. number OF
smaller pictures and some books art destroyed
Also Mr.. Marshall had insurance to the amount Of
sl2 OOO 1t Is said. Mr.. Harungs property well in
surcd also The OF the fire
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
THE CADETS WANTED RIFLES

BOsrON, June 5 (Special. n. H., was
the OF lively quarrel last night On Thursday
evening tue Common Council appropriated S225 to pur
chase rifles for the high school cadets. The appropra
ton was vigorously opposed by Alderman Guppey Last
night while he IN bed. he heard tremendous noise
Looking out he saw the cadets armed with hsh horns
and pans They kept W the serenade one hour and
then departed After calling Guppey all sorts OF mares
they proceeded the house OF eIAderman
the suburbs who caused the defeat OF the appropra
ton last year, and repeated the offence there Treren
then came out the police station and surrounded
badly used by the cadets. The cadets dispersed
about midnight and Treenthen reported the case " the
city marshal this morning.