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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
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IN rHE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE OF cAL-

In. THE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE OF CAL
4 ifornis, County OF Los Angeies, s..
In the matter OF the Estate 81 Clark Beach,
deceased. Notice for publication OF time for
proving Will etc.
Nouce is hereby given That Monday, the 25th
dnv OF June. 13Ss, st 10 o'ciock 4. NJ. oi said
dry, AZ the courtroom oi this {. nst. DEPART.
ment Two thereof. IN the JoueS hleck, City C
(, ,AoE. Angeles and stats 81 cslsfafH;a, has been
i&opoinss ~ tho ti,he sid place for nsaslpg the
endet Application of kiizAheth Beach and
~ 4. Beach. prayins that oennAel4t lcg
y ~ th.e &''<rt. purpoztina % ht ne ~
:: y w. -; ''sss - = e
S'''"'S - - 80 Sarah VAN kLEx a
Execu!rix Of tho Estate ef John ?. LowthiAn,
Dsisd siis IAN dsy os ! tpsii. :. .. iass
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

udver1 Msnso and Margaret Workman Nngce--
Atfqo4en11 q oonvey LOT block I. City Center
o I Bsffes to o Barker and W A Barker
Part 81 lot block 10. o s: $4,000
Pickering Land and. Water 90 to John A
schult5 Lot Ia 10 block 81, lot 20 block 5, Whit
/ II 6reer;, Il L Buck A L Clarke and wei
llngton Gardner 10 Z Allen. Juo stIgcn aud
n II MURPHY All te convey blocks II ana "a,
same to II y rinney, Jno stisers, . 9 Allen,
" Henry and M Il Murphy-Ast to convey
blocks 70 and 73, Fairview tract; s6,3G3.
Andrew zieglar TO Joseph Moiiatt and + G
Walton-E.s OF lots IL and 10 block G, Johnston
tract; $4,000
Mrs Mary s Abbott-Lot block 147. Santa
Monica; SO, 800.
Mary Il stceie to Mrs H $ wilcox--Agrecmsnt
to convey lot IL, Steclcs Ro sub SIG 600
II r stevens to IL Preston-Lots and 8,
Stevens sub Of lots 1928 block II. Foothill
< 5 cheiiin and Sadie chsl6n to NJ
spence-Lot3 3 on corner OF Sevell st and Grand
Henry Weber, trustee, to ARA crabb--lots l
" Nettieton to Mary Robertson Lot 80,
w walter 9 Moody to Mrs A a Wright. wife OF
Q Wright and Carl Johnson-Lot on Noun.
A Wright to Carl A Johnson--All interest in
lots 3 snd'6. Wright q Johnson sub, Pasadcna;
Henry II NIetcalf to Mrs Ellen Budlong-Lot
IA block Is, Clement tract 80. 600
Justus Herbert Williams TO O 0 Rascy and D
Tracken M or properts described book 305
page 1886 OF deeds; $4,000.
Henry Cooley to 4 Niehols--Elz OF 26.58
acres conveyed by deed book Ill pago 205 Of
deeds; $2,059.
Edwin / Farris and G Lyman to W Part,
ridge ct Farris & Lyman sub OF lots 80 and
49, Mutuaf Orchard tract, Pasadena; 81, ,1SS
FC CHowes to Acknowledgement to con-
yey lot block G. Urmy Homestead tract;
81 500.
eUMMARY.
Numbcf Of transfers above 81 900 each, l8.
Total amount Of consideration, Sp247 ,003.
Number Of transfers under 81 900 each, AZ.
Total amount OF consideration, $20,453.
Transfers for nominal consideration, 2S.
Aggregate OF days transfers, $267,6
NorE-Transfers of which the consideration
is less than 81 900 are not published in the
above list
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
GeneraI niarkets.

NEW YoRK, June l. Hops--Light request.
sugar--Steady and quiet: refined firm.
Copper-Dull. Lake, $500.
Lead-Steady,. domestic, 4.021z.
Tin-Dull. Straits. 1910.
Coffee Spot fair Rio firm at 161zc.: options
25@35 points higher but quiet. sales. SO, 500
bags. June, 814.25@$14.60; July, $13 30@
$1l.65@l1.s5; october, $I1 .20(911.4 40.
P CHICAGO, June 1.--whiskey-$1.18 10.
Pofk-steady: Cash, $l355 July, $14.071z;
Lard -ssesdy. Cash, ss.42,l; July. ss.47,z;
August 80. 50(Q9s21s.
shoulders, $6ooQs5.25 short clear. pa. .oo@
6.0c; short ribs, $3.50.
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MOTION FoR rUBLIcArloN.

Lnnd ofiicc at los Angeles, Gal Mez
1888. Notice Is hereby given that tho fo|
ing named settler has fled notice OF his II
aud that saii proof win be made before
lister and Receiver AZ Los Angeles. cal,
July IL, 1883. viz; Geo, atannrd. r, and
8. No. 50ot for heNw1< SEQ. IA, r. 8 ron
10 west s. D. ~. He names the following
and cultivation o. said land via, job
Young, John Badly, OF Elisabeth Lake.
J W. Cusack, q. M, church. of Lapo1
Cal. H. ", PATTON, Rcfis|
nvqA ans = - (
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New Gases.

VIII D. Gould vs. Mary B. Hull, J. W. Potts
ana II. Keeler-F foreclosure OF mortgage for
$2,005, with interest from July %, 1887, costs
OF suit, etc. N
VIII d. Gould VS.. W. J. Marsh ct al--Foreclos-
ureot mortgage for $3.50, with interest. costs
of suit, etc.
win b. Gould VS.. ]. F. Bedwell, ct al.-Fore-
closure OF mortgage Tor $2,0l0, with interest,
costs Of suit, ETC. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
PuIImnn pnssonrers,

The following Pullman passengers left the
city yesterday for San Francisco and the East:
BY the 12:45P. NJ. train--G. s. Allen, M. Rose,
Mrs. Garland, Mrs. Anzel, Miss Negus, W. II.
hnedaker. J. +. Granger, M Mrs- ~. Wright, j..
Blum. J. ,. Kirkland, g. W. Frink. J. McPhia,
j. H. Burt.
BY the $50 P. ". train--w,s n. Hickey, R. 8.
Williams, Colonel Ayers. Mr.. Braridt, Mr.. Eddy,
r. I<7-sach, Mr.. Hampton, Mr.. Lockwood, Mr..
eyIyxz. Mr. Grant, Mr.. Hewell, Mr.. Hischman,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Published by the Abstract ana Title
Insurance. Company OF Les Ans
Geless

FRIDAY. June 1, 1888.
coNvEYAxcgs
J studebaker TO H L Cooper-Lot 10, F
Bryant's sub Of 81 of lot 3, block G. Ban Pas
cual tract: 81 500.
Banbury, 4 Banbury, NJ Wood, H w Stoal,
to Alexander G Drske-Lots 81, 3s. As and as.
Chapman tract, Pasadena; $4, ,2l5.
sna William 70 Garael smsS
Lot 5, Dr. Cougar Home tract, Pasadena; 80 COO.
Q Burlington to Richard Lauxen.Agree-
HsHs tiseo ds sD iy santa Ana; ma s1l5oc. ~ - sAn'
Fairview Development Company to F sar-
tori--Assignment Of interest In above; Sc $50.
Lot is. block 81, and lot 8, block SO. Glendale;
Xw Cooley & W 2 Cooley to MARKHAM
Lot on west line Of Mountain ave Pasadena;
KR Cleveland to 5 C Lindley-Lot 10 blk 10
III + whitsFep spi ' to- JF BedwelI-Lot 1a blt Cal
Coop ratiye Colony trt; $4,000.
p BAH tSc n wells-Lot 8 blk 2 G n Wells
Howes trustee to W Gillelen a T Z Beatty
lot ii blk is Electric by Homestead Assn TIT;
q ssasrd to W Brooks--Lot Is Bradbury blk
Maria i de sanchez to Fielding Bacon--Part
Of iot IL, Gfiiin's add E LA; 5000,
A 50 afer aud Il d Lanterman to II Duns-
81, blk a. shafcr 4 Lanterman's sub Of N part
OF Throop property: $500
sH Tolhurst to A II susskind-Lot 62. sub OF
lot 4 blk 5, H s; $4,000
Clara Townsend aud W Townsend to
Charles y Tebbetts--Lot II blk N. Painter &
ell'sAub. Pasadena; $4,000.
Painter 10 incl Ia A Tebbetts and Chas
Tebbetts-l4 80 acres in lot 10, slAuson tract,
Ko San Antonio; $1G. 200.
b kierulf to John B Lavell--Lots l and 8,
blk ?. kierniif q voss sub o. lots to 10 inclu-
Biye, Corvilla tract; $4,000
Martin Pupka to II Wiltshire Block B,
Wave Crescent tract Santa Monica; $4,000.
I House to Hunchei 4 Curry Lot 76,
Waverly tract; $1,000,
BENJAMIN Levy to A House---Iot 20, Dods-
worth 4 Whites sub Of lot 15]5, Grinin's 80
acre reserve; 81. 500.
q Potter and Della Potter to Laura r
CLARK k-Lots and 8. block l, Nichols add,
A G shafer to Henry Johns--Agreemen to
convey lot l6 Myers tract; 1000.
william Hall to q Bean-ls acres IN San
Gabriel township; 81? 100.
% L pennirou to Ole Olten-Nk Of aWl< Of
swi4 Of Nwl4 Sec 90, T2s. B 18W; u 500.
@ Mickey to H Fleischm an--I>ot 10. Ban.
bury s subd Of lot'12. and part Of lot 8, Blk q,
San rsscusl tracr; $5 900.
r Bcdwell 70 Ole Olsen and Sophia Olsen
Agreement Y e % convey lot - block 6 Clearwater
n convey ieis Is ~ II . ~ 8 s Is siass u 81
~ 10 40 ~ loo 107 los rs "a 60 146 LAT
l45 143 la 34o 322 32& 500 823 $50 332
ass sss 81 81 tss sss 4ss 81 .ss sss sS SSs .1 q
9 s@.s'iss ss;;i l.7: ss.!.;:; ;;|s;.
Soon sent Deputy aseiiir Rasseil 10 5Sals is,ift
where tho rtnh'C4 hu0 b1ootcd hnrsrs ~ w1U |
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NorlcE 10 CREDITORS.

Kstete of John Noel, deccfsod .-4x OIL
hereby given By tho ounduisignod. ad,ninistI
OF the estate of Jcnn Noel, decoaaed, I'd
creditors. OF, and all persons having cU
with tho necessary sopnhcrs, within
months after the first f1nunti0u of thi1
tice to the said admtnlstator. at hts p!nc
business. NO. 10 Turth fall htrtrt, IN ~ =
of Los Angeles, IN the county OF Los A1f
Dated this 5th dny of Nav. A. ID. tS8a. 4
my2O 4w JAMES NOEL. Adminisfral
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

|
Atameeting OF the directors OF the Los Ange-
les Gts Company, held at their Office, Friday,
March 9th, 1883, a. 4r. H., the following reso-
lHtion WAS adopted
RESOLVED: That a meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of this Corporation be and the same is here
by called, to baheld on Saturday the 18th day
OF May, 1883, at O'Clock r. NJ of same. day: at
the Office of the company, at Los Angeles City,
to-wit: at 295 North Main street In said city, for
the purpose OF increasing the capital stock of
the company, from 800 shares of the par
value Of one hundred dollars per share,
amounting to $4,000, the present capital stock
OF the company to 10,S00 shares, OF the par
yalne OF 500 per share amounting TO $1,000 900,
The amount OF the increase being 5,400 shares
ofthe par value Of sl0o each, amounting TO
$5fu,000. t
And it is ordered that the Secretary of the
Company give notice OF the time and place of
said meeting and the object for which 1t is
called, and the amount 1t is proposed TO in.
grouse the capital stock OF the Company, and
that the notice be served on each stockholder
resident tn tha5tate. at his place OF residence.
IL known, aDdif not known, os the City OF Los
Angeles, the pleee of the principal office OF this
Company. Aud that the said notice be pub
1shed at least once a week for nine weeks
sucoegslvely, according to the requirements OF
the law, In the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD, q
ne wspaper published in the city OF Los Ange-
les. California.
! .r,,osC sCIIAs. ELLERY. Secretary.
Los AuQelcs March 9, 1883. I-t0 ra9w,
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NOTICE 70 srocKnoLDNRs.

The annual meeting OF the stockholdef
the Los Angeles Gas Company for the cleo
OF officers for the ensuing year. aud fu.
transaction OF such other business as MAJ
brought before the meeting, will be hold 0t
office OF the company. 295 North Main Htf
In this city, on Tuesday, the 5th day ~ ,It
1888, ut 10 o'clock a. NJ. WILLIAM n f'1&>
my21-td Sccfal3< I
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CITY Courf-Austin, ],

People vs. Thomas Ray concealed weapon
A. NJ.
People VS.. M. Starr and Eugene Legri, va
grancy-Tdal set for June 10; bail fxed at
800 each.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

Ruth VI. Gerson--set for trial June 49,.
People vs. Palmer-Cause submitted and de-
fendant discharged.
SET FOR TODAY. X
People vs. Young--10 A. N.
People w. L. H0binson-2 P. u.
People vs.. A. Stand-6 p. N.
Leal vs. Arkils--0 A. N.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
A AssKssMENTaNOTICE.

Los Angeles Paper Company, Los Angeles,
Cal.-Notice Is hereby given that meeting of
the DicrectorE, held On the % day OF April,
1888, an assessment OF $40 per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of fthiscofp0ration
to w. r. B1ackfqan. Secretary of the corp0ra-
tion, at his rooiks f6 and ~, University Bank
Block, No 117allNew High street, City Of Los
Angeles Cal Amy stock upon (which this as
sessment shall Hemain unpaid Oh the 10th day
of May, Is95,1Ein be delinquent and adyer-
tised for sale Sh public auction; and, unless
payment is m3de before, will be sold on the
3lst day of May. 1888 to pay the delinquent
assessment together with costa of advertising
and expenses 9srsale.
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Live STOCK market.

CHICAGO, June 1.--Cattle Receipts, 6.0OO.
Strong and q shade higher for beeves, Beeves,
$409@5.50: stockers and feeders, $25O@4. 10;
Hogs-Recefpts, 1900. Slow and about
steady: Mixed, $5. .25l05.45; hesyy, ,$5 35(95. 55
light, 50 20tG5.40.
lower Natives, shorn, S2.75G5.25; Texans,
So. .121z(94 rs.
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LEcAf
caALED nIDs yoR seo.oo nnles.

o rcc Of the cl,fk OF tho Do-rsi Of 81 n
YIN 80 receive a ths oiiicc Lutii ffy'
June 9th, 1899. for furnishing IN the wd
Cointy roos Farm, i've Aundfcl fho0
900. .0OOl brick nlds 10 ercoify whether
fufnished will hn OF mesa soii nnt burn(
the farm or other place IN the valley. *
furniNhcd by bidder for huiidinG nfrnme 4
turc 30xGO feet to be used TEN pmarily IA
COMMUNICATION OF inmates OF Poor Farm.
Board reserve the right 10 reject any or ali,
by order of tho BOARD Of supervisors "a
MAY 2l l9SS yny2HI
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M.-R. .BLACkMAN, Secretary. !,
III New High street.
Los Angeles, CAL. April q. 1888. assn

NOTICE or FosrPoSENEST.-Th date upon
which the above assessment is payable and de-
inquent Is hereby extended. The. assessment
1888 Any STOCK upon which this assessment
shall remain uppid on the 9th day Of June,
1888, viii be delinquent and advertised for
made before wil1be sold on She 50th day of
June, 1888. to pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs of advertising and ex-
pcnses of sale. BY order OF the Directors.
M.lR. RLACKMAN. Secratary. :,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
Department No. 3.-Gardincr, J

Z Juliano vs.. Mercadante--Jury returned YER
dict for the plaintiff in the sum OF 5000 and for
the defendant the sum of 1920 which Includes
note against plaintiff for 5000, dated August @,
plaintiff $3.50. s~*FT Tf@ TFff2
Etienne Tenierre ct al. VS.. F. Kerkon-At-
tachment dipchargsd and property released on
Gottschalk.
schram VS.. Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany-- Motion 10 strike out yerifcation 10 an
swer denied; plaintiff excerpts.
t u SET FOR TODAY. i
Elliot vs. Flash.
Duncan va. Van Nuys. ft
People VS., Lemon.
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srocKs AND Bonps

BosToN, June 1.--Closing prices:
A 4 7 Land Or rs. 120l@ Mex Cent CON-. 1H
A & 7 r r. ...... S61sl Mex Cent 1st m bs 66
Burl & Quincy. 112Zl5an Diego Id Co. 81
MINING SHARES f
NEW YORK, June 1.-Mining shares wert
dull and weak, closing as follows:
Bulwer ......... .53 lAmadof ........ 2.2b
Pronstite. /. 1.05@11O Bodie -. -. 2.26
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

LIVERPOOL, June 1.--wheat : Flnt; holders
offer freely. California No. i, IS. 8d.(G6s. 1Qd.
Corn-Wesk and lower. New mixed western,
4s l1dsper Genital
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naSartmnnt No.4 .4-TTutton. n.

In re disbursement Of c. c. Stephens Con.
tinued to June 3 at 7:30 p. M.
Winters ct al. vs. Montana ct al.-Demurrer
70 the amended complaint sustained; ten days
to plaintiff to amend.
Barclay VS.. Beach--0n trial.
SET FOR TODAY.
vo 10 a.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

I y 81 overdue. Sheriff Rays y6s!5rdaY AMER
lhoou sent Deputy 4ne1if kusaoil 10 Santa kIi1f&
Whufu tho staho4 en0 blooded hor1<a b. Is well
po.ssion W. sapecfrd s5S ysssen'sy nv ssS sss9
re rattsf viii b. settled bsforc Il reap16s tsiai
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
Grail, Markets.

BAN FRANCIsCo, June !. Wheat - Steady.
Buyer '88. VI .4S5z per GENITAL.
Barley-Steady. Buver 'eS, 96c. per GENITAL.
Com-White, $1.50@1.55 per GENITAL; yellow,
$1.30@1. .32is.
CHICAGO, June l. Wheat : Firm. Cash,
86l4c. per bushel: July, S6l1c.; August. ez]<c.
Corn-Firmer. Cash, 55ssc. per bushel; July.
&c.; August, Sc 1-1Gc.
osts.Ffrmer. Cash; 34lzc. per bushel; July.
"a 3-16c. August 2954c.
Rye-Dull. 64c. per bushel.
Barley Nominal +tf
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NOTICE 10 cRxproK5.

Estate of John =. Lowthfan, deceased. No
tire Il hereby uiycn by the ardcrssyucd Exccu.
trix oitne estate " Jehn n LoVth:xn tis ofns
cd. 10 the creditors Of, ana MI pcrsons davint.
clSinns sfin>t tue said locez "a ii cxhlA{t f;sc
fanf months aite1 thsSxr<( piblftst{on 0i' j6is
2'iA = Z 2a<slS 8 if'szA.D o7.is
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
Department. No. s--Gsnrdiner, J.

August vellguth admitted to citizenship on
evidence OF ]. @. Kood and Fred. Volcker.
J. @. Koop admitted to citizenship on evi-
denco Of August yellguth and Fred volcksr.
Fred volcker admitted to citizenship on evil
dence Of Henry Bruning.
Parker & McNish fined $50 and costs for con-
tempt. ~ t1 f1ss - 81
= 4 Pasadena Presbyterian Church granted per-
mission TO mortgage real estate
& Letters Of administration In estate OF James
L. Rowell granted to Robert @. Winslow.
In estate of George Kienly, family allowance
OF 800 per month granted, also use of house
hold furniture for family.
In estate. of Chas. F. Kitchener, petition to
convey real estate granted.
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9
sansa Anisa Atssos.sa

Snn1n An3tn Aftnched. Z
he rikxt National Hank ycutordAy com
nosd ~ sttaehment suIx fRsInkt B. J. nald.
th hne iscf; pretty
w .eXXVx costume o. uruahcd
~. ron IN 4 0tstu1ne thai I
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a4IH<HH -
DIED.

FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.
HINTON-June 1st, 1888. at Los angeles, Col.
Alice D., daughter OF J. w. and Lulu N. Hin
ton, aged yesrs and 3months. OF diphtheria
Interment will be private, at 10 o'clock this
morning.
sTILsON-In this city, May 3lst, 1883, W. w.
Bti1Eon, aged az years.
Funeral from late residence on Angeleno
Heights, Sunday, June Sd. at Pm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

20s WEST FIRST sTEEEr, Los .AEoxLrs,
Juno I, 1888.
CALL, IL A. NJ.
BONDS. Bid. Askod
Los Angeles County................ 102
Los Angeles City, y,..-....-.....-.... 102
California ktate, tGs) )............-.. 1o3
BANKS.
Farmers and Merchants ......... 2G00 800
Los Angeles National. ............. l5o 900
Los Angeles County ...-.......,.... zoo &,
AZ Sss SsII...s; "a; iii. .. .ss ss lsS
MfsCELLANEoUs.
eimi Ranch Land and Water Co... 50
Los Angeles and Santa Monica
Land and Water Co. ..-.. b5 o7ts
S:isSS: :sss SsIoaS ias iss
Lankershim Ranch Land and Water -.
oil iiIPy BURNING and supply Go. ....... 3
Porter Land and Wator 0o...... 200
Nadoau Vineyard Land Co.. ....... 20
Lake Klsinore Valley Impt Co.. 10
Southern California Fire Ins. Co.. 100
Abstract and Title Insurance Co.,. 100
Rosedsle Cemetery .-.............. 100
Eichheld Land and Wster Co, ..... 30
Temple-strcet Gable Railway ..... 471s 60
WALTER 8. MELIoK. Secretary.
KxcHANGE REVIEW.
NEW York, June 1.-The stock market was
intensely dull throughout most OF tho day, sub
1cct 70 eiknt hphrW OF knlmatiOu Wntcn ohiy
by contrast. The tone Of the dealings was lit
tie better than usual Of late, and the result OF
fractionally higher than last evenings prices.
Government bonds were dull but steady.
Petroleum opened weak at 82l4c. and SELL
Ing moyemsnt from the West caused break shsS Of
rally occurred, but decline was resumed in
the afternoon, when the lowest prices were
reached. the market clofing weak ut 779Sc.
est. 92I5c. lowest, 77l<c ;closing, 77skc. Stock
exchange opening. s2c.i highest, s2e.; lowest,
,77s6c.: closing, 775<c. Sales, 4,018O00 barrels.
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
New YORK, June 1.--Money on call easy at
1l4G2 per cent closed 11s@2.
Prime mercantile paper 496.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady; "a. z.6G1z
for sixty day bills;4 SASSY for demand.
Bar silver, 91ssc.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-silver bars, 9l1<@
92c. per OF.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Hfnnncfai

Rfnancfai.
sos WEST FIRST STREET, Los ANoxLrs,
Juno 1, 1888.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

ness I:npolency and Lost Manhood permanent.
" oe5ed. The sict sad siIiicted should not fail
ton5iSe1Y III Europet aud Inspected thoroughly
tho various hospitals there, Obtaining great
1eal ~ Va1nnA16 1ulotmntion. which he ID com
bss|s | ~ ( 'sE I. II "a tj 4 q jsssssa
IS sss css;si z ::; ~:
'iHSi SssSsi iSS,Siah ana ziisSsssh Ana saasA =
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Township Oourt-Taney J,

Brandt vs. clark-1o 4. n. f( (
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-02

JOURNAL, Sporting Eiitor,n and should be
accompanied by name and address of the
correspondent When sending base ball
scores always give time and place OF the
game.
Hopkins on first made several costly er.
rors.
Carl, who wss imported for his smuggling
powers, made but one hit. but that was
dandy.
Gormley is player aud two thirds.
Pennewill. the Seaford third haseman,
made good high catch In the game.
Neister Is sure throw. The Wilmington
played the game OF its life. With a new
third baseman, aud tbs old battery. Neister
and Hinkle, the Beafords would have gone
under.
In the tenth inning Brown knocked a nice
one up in the air. II began TO come down
ia the pitchers box, when Hinkle and
Allen tried TO lend hand and the ball was
muffsd.
Pike struck out moro men than Davis.
Fields in right field muffed fly from
Pixies bat.
The crowd behaved well yesterday
There were too many persons in the
scorers stand.
That screen has not yet been put up.
The ground around the home plate is
uneven and bad place to slide on.
There are lots of fun being showed at the
Seaford about their imported men. Why
not touch up some Of the other clubsl
The Seafords are crawling up.
Don't forget that league meeting at Cd
and Tatnall SITS. tonight Some impor-
tant questions will bo decided.
Is this Quickstep dayi Ask the Ameri-
Gus.
Ralph Stone OF this city covsred FIRST
for the Swnthmore College team for three
years.
r. E. Kelly did not play yesterday. Hs
was on the grounds however.
Hinkle makes a good short.
The Quicksteps contest with the Seafor q
to-day. IL will be great game Look out
for the ''importsdn men.
Pike started to do some good work IN the
tenth inning. but II was too late.
1t looks like the Wilmington will have a
show next Saturday against the Amori-
Gus.
Elliot. seaford's Hhortatop, lives In VIII
mipRton.
Allen should have had ono more put out
aud three more assists; Instead he had -four
errors. All OF them were costly.
Confldentially the Wilmington's old
battery could have done better work thar
the new one.
They call Carl the Texas pony, becaus'
whom be does make hit you must follow
the ball on one Of those frisky animals.
In the sixth inniug Hinkle knocked ho
one to Davis. who could not hold II, bu
Elliott pulled It in and threw the runne
out.
o. Schpu made a record TO be proud o
Yesterday. He played 10 Kelley's usua
position and had ia put outs. no assists. n
-rrors. one run. four one base hits and on
stolen base
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-02

Delaware and Maryland, /. p. m:
Warmer, fair weather, southeriy winds.
The New York Herald forecasts.-A
depression now In Nebraska will probably
move eastwardly, causing another warm
wave in the Central States tomorrow, the
wave extending on Friday and Saturday
over the Atlantic seaboard. Temperature
fell slightly yesterday in the United statess
except IN the Southwest; the chief minima
reported were about So degrees in Northern
Michigan; the chief maximafwere ffome3
to 90 in Western Tennessee. Missouri.
Kansas and Texas. In the Middle States
fair to clear weather and fresh soutberiy
20 southwesterly winds will prevail, with
slight fall followed by rise Of tempsra-
ture On Friday in this section warmer.
fair weather will probably prevail. with
southerly winds. and on Saturday fair to
partly cloudy. Haltry and warmer weather.
Baynard's thsrmometer:-7 q. m, 721ss
a. m., 50; II a. m, 81; Up. NJ, 81.