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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31

d. do packets 40 5oai0 0O Beef II l2c Beef
Hams en- O0el4 So Pork-Mess New $1,000 do Prime
Mess, New slj 80; DO Family SlI 0OdiI % haim,s-
DO do i'm salt lOt: sides Clear Ribbed, smoked lOiac
Shoulders dry salt and fully cured. Be- do DO smoked
9.c shoulders pickle cured DC do DO Smoked 29sT
Bellies pickle 9ad Toe: do Breakfast Bacon io2m lc
hn,ebers, hose nj s,dsIc Butter dnl Pennsylvania
B C. and ~ Y Creamery Extra at lie; western f9ctOiy
IA 5o; Packing Butter ne Eggs weak Pennsyyana
Frsts at PIC Western Frsts ~ al92c Cheese seayi
Part Skins Gasc: Full skins 2l3c sngar-tehhen MN;
Powdered 7 glGc Granuatcd Tic. Feed hIm' WINTER
Bran SIG 20 per ton Petroleum Petrol Goo 9 bp. " ASs.
II 700 bush. Corn $1,000 bush. oats 90 100 bush snip
ments-wheat 5,4Oo bush Corn 5,lOO bush oats o4oo
bush
ST. LOUIS Dec Flour qnet and unchanged Wheat
Nav n iOi n lO3c closing l029sc bid June o. Ec
ssscG Corn aTner Mixed cash so a c'C
sOi.c asked March 81 ~. closing 3lif03l hc bid May
9gLay35c closing 33ac bid. oats dull NO cash zoe
December 2ic bid May ~ 2sc closing .s gSS o a 2a
Wisconsin Soc Manitoba 7ec Hay dull and weak !;
Prrns 81 OOas9 25 Timothy $40 OO1 slS 80; Br ran
T Bner q sniet creamery 27dSOe Dairy 2Se25o Egg:
q 90 5sl G5 whiskey steady Al IA. Provisions frm PoTk
f'ie e' Is short Clear at 81 80 az 90 shoal
Short clear ~ SoGss s. Hams at slo3726 sl2 a.
Receipts Flour 1000 bbls. Wheat 5000 bnsh u9rn
i95 900 bush oats 10000 bush Rye ZOO nlsh Baf,ey
1000 bush. shipments-Flour 5000 bbs WHEAT iV o0
bush corn 10000 bush. oats ll,OOO bush Rye i'ooo
bush Barley 1000 bush 10000. ..
TOLEDO pee 29-wheat active higher cash 100 lo3c
cash 2sSc CIoverseei active hrm December 80 40 March
81 Is Hecepcs-wheat 1000 bush. Corn 10000 bush
1000 bush Corn $4,000 bush oats 1000 bush Clover.
secll
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odss b dSSS to Gs
@ % M.s Sc aqf Sa S Ss. ad aff S ss
Y e es % qsHsg q Eon @ e 's as
No Red IS Sc corn steady No Mixed SSc Oats
easy no nm MIsd e = lad l RYE G a at = 81 Baf
meat. quiet firm Short RIBS 81 l2Yg7 20 Bacon qpet
shS r so6d. at on the basis Ss steady
Fancy Creamery - SSe Prime P1y Rened New
orleans 5GJ'c Hogs sieady common anl LSh' -
b so shipment, 1000 EGGS guet at I6s lie Cheese
Quiet and unchanged
No Red cash ol1c December iol &c January lo2 lse
Ne White DE Rcce.pts-Whcat $500 bush Corn
l4,6oO bush oats .. 700 bush
Dee q inal Wheat higher &c cash 9e;
dun quiet No. White q t.c Rye quet cay No;
cash s a sasy m" Ni q. s. 3 iso"f December
s sSe cheese sy steady 1 cdedars 10 5 Recept
oI 1900 b6Is Wheat 900 bush Barley 45GO
MxvrApots roc 2o-whent wa; quo. and stcaaly !;
January May az 81 bc S S@ Il 'e Ss Nav 81 iSs
on track 81 90 No 2 Northern. cash s5e Deem Der
Csc; January 96c Nav O2c On track 9l99oc' heoeips
were x and shipments 10 cars
New Mixed 20 a lc New Rejected 2sis p Eq oats quiet
NM fS No q 4s%Sl5ac whskey drm Wines q 4 spirit.
100 bush. shpments-Corn 5i0O bush oats 2l,oOo
bush. Rye none.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 29.-Flour weak hnd dull Western
ami pennsylvania superne So 5oas3 IS d. 90 Extras
So 75aSl 90, No. ? Winter Family - uOgsa 90 !;
Pennsyyania Family 81 62ha$i I6 Penpsyyani ia Roller
simcht s. 0oasl so Indiana Clear - 55GSS on dG'
Clear - 75dSj 90 do do, Straight 80 0oqs5 30 Win.
for patent Fair Choice - Boa 80 90; Minnesota lear
a 40 IS 90 do straight g 20 SO o9 Do Patent So %
+,t6 ~ Rye slow at - 80 Tor Choicc.
Bnckwheat -four dun and fairly steady al 81 3OH-2 %
per 100 IDs. for Wheat market hrm and slc@iy
Ia Red FORT December az 96d9Gic do Tor January AZ
q5a 096c do for February at 9Sa9sac do Tor Mioa a,
o9i g9s,c May lO3al0Sl2c Rye was unll anu
weak SOC for No Pennsylvania Corn hIt, slea a
No Yellow track 3jc; No. Mixed III export tlcNa
tor SIC steamer NO Mixed IN export elevator go 10
yellow i3c; No. Mixed in 2OtlrsL elevator - DC
dom gram depot &c do in export elevator M0
4aItd423c do January ~ do February a. sc
do March A34id43a,C do May l32NII i2c O.s-,a lois
rrcd dun weak under liberal receipts Rejected VINE
~ 30c Uneradci White At 3J.c; choice 30 White 35c
M White regular ZOh-st elevator "a u u ~: 40 on
rack 35c. futures dull. steady No. White December 81 a
,loc; do January 81 q35c; do February 81 203i e. nl
March 3lAa3jc; do May 80 136c Potatoes dun Z an =,
steady White Potatoes -NewIufk ana western btl4l
Rose choice 47G5oc BUSH Early Rose lar 70 GOO G
400 45c: Burbanks and White Stars choice - q tv'
PROVISIONS steady. ecf-City Family $40 5Oa II 90 per DBL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31
COTTON uARxErs-BY rEneGRApH.

r,vv,,oo, nee % . u m Coon-The salss Of the DAY
,De1dan g6 Ds bales American Futures closed guiei
MISUNDERSTANDING Midding clause January T inasy'
IUld buyers; January and February dcbve, dyosa.
sellers. February and March delivery lvO9c s.hots,
March ami April delivery 2O0sd sellers ApIli an ,is
sssrs June and July delivery 2iGid buyers July and
August delivery 26Gid. seilerS' august ana sepe"e'
deli cry, s 26-6id sellers. . , iii N. oh.
MONDAY. December 81 and TUESDAY january - ~" w "
served a. hOlldlys ia the cotton markets.
GALVESTON Dec 29-Cotton quiet Middling. ga Low
Mddng Good Ordinary, $40 net aid gross ~
1881 bales exports Great Britain 62ss bales sales Z
and gross receipts 36375 bales exports 20
Great Britain 32s2 bales Ia the continent -So oa's'
coastwise / ..207 bales sales. 1855 bales
NORFOLK Dec 2y-Coton quiet Mdiiing. Of net auh
gross receipts 1889 bales exports cast"se Loss oa's'
sales. l.82i bales stock 3Is1S Dalrs o, ,. o, cro.,
Weeky-Net ami gross receipts, ssO2 exports 70 1Sss
Britain 100 bales coastwlse 1855 bales ses 1000
bales.
SAVANNAH Dec. 29-Coton quiet Middling. 10 lev
Mdding X 5l6; Good Ordinary, 1916; net receiptA
g. 7O2 bales gross 4702 bales exports 2OiZ SHES ''o
Weekly Net and gross receipts 3lOs bales exports 70
Continent 10 bales coastwls i4fi3 bales sales sooo
bales.
sr LOFTS Dec 2e-Cotton dull Mddling. 7.l6i Low
Niding 1915; Good Ordinary. l.l6 net reepis 5Voo
bales gross receipts 1855 bales shipments zoo' e"''s
sales 80 bales stock. 81 SJl bales ,.. n. "a
Weekly Net receipts .O85 bales gross receipts 2o'IS
bales shipments, 10 252 bales sales, 25lO Oales
NRw.ORIEASs, Dec. 29.-COtton steady Hmhlnf ~
Low Middling So; Good Ordinary, ST. net r,ceips'
G I'D hales gross bales exports TO Great Britain,
95i2 bales 10 France lo,Z%O Oties' 0'-""
SekyNet receipts 52l bales gross receipts 05S3
bales exports Great Britain. l63Ot baesi 70 frans3
the continent,
bales sales % 600 bales
YORK Dec 2g-FoOwing the total net receipts OF
cotton at all ports since September J. 1883;
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FIVE srocK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

prrv,to Dec for last "a hours ls2O
,ed Total Tor the thus far i24lO head For the
,n Time last week $40 Consigned through 81 carloads
~ hich to New York - carloads on sae; market active
and higher Good Choice Shipping 81 Zo04 20; Export
~, and Receipts last "a hours were 5000 heal
week $1,000 For the same time last
week Is 900 Consigned through II carloads 10 OF when 70
Na [nrk. 20 carloads sale market weak INFERIOR OF
81 "a 06 All IS Good 10 Choice - OO0Si 70 Choice
M Fxr, - 90 as % Lambs firm; Common a. Frime WesE
ern Sd 5Oa6 so; Extra 10 - 90 Canadian LAMBS 20 30
Hf7 30 ooo ,o,d rroto1 for
,2cek thus For same time last week OlVp
Gonscned through 81 carloads, - OF which to New oIk
arn,ds on sale; higher. Light PIGS 70 ~ 40 ~
lcc, Medium Weights - % - 10; selected hoh.Is
- AOa5 40; Rough SG4 2oa4 9o' stays e4VV' Il" o"'i
mas taken. .>.,
CHICAGO Union Stock Yaris. Dec 70 Tho proyers
repors: Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments
80" market steady Bceves ~ 900 10 Sieors - -
siIO Stockers ami Feeders g o0G3 90 COWS Bulls an,
Mixed 81 -503 90 IeAaS N"''lo - oV~' W. "
hangers - 90 90 80 ,,-..... ooo. ,,or,a.
Hogs-Ilecelpts 10000 theadi smpnohs iOOoi II1N.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31
GRAIN And PRODUCE MAXI Els.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

There was another dull halfholday mar~t III
wheat at the Produce Exchange on saturday "i'io"'
impora ant variations In prices or the ueN'"PhO"
Of noveI features spot lots were held higher Dnt
shppcrs still refused to buy. Less than oooooo
bushels changed hands In tho options. Inc opcip"s
was shade easier, but the Isarket quickly haruehou
under local covering OF shorts, Influenced by sina
receIpts at the West and predictions that tho VisDD
SUNNY statement to-day would show decrease
view. however, not taken by all observers. Nay
futures rancnd from 81 O6 26S1 0j 316 to 81 o., Dut
ouded Ia cont higher at ~ 06 rs The rest OF
Tho LIST closed firm at a gain OF 3-5 for December
,t al OF 3s and Is cent for January at al vi 3d.
February at I'll rs and March at III GA Ia
After he close. May wheat was stronger seilhs up
tn nearly ~ OF Ia. Corn on the spot was hrih a""
ouiet hut 1000 bushels were reported Tor export
Dulness in the options was accompanied by gen
orally easier prices, tho market endlns a 80 10
for December and January, As 3-o for FEBRUARY anu
as cents for May Oats were quiet, Olt sh@uc
srmer. as fellows December, 81 January 81 Is ;
February 81 49, May, 33 5-s cents Lara was
stacnant. but quotations were 702 points higher
ON tho bids as follows January, - II; FEBRUARY
IS OF March, April, May and Juno, - o. L'c'm-
her wa, unchanged at 81 30.
The receipts OF grain and -four reported on Satef-
day at NewYork. Philadelphia, baltimore ara boz On
were as follows Wheat. 400 pusi IS c.rh
IA COS bushels oats eO.716 bushels; toe grain.
1855 bushels flour, 30,ls4 packages ~ NiIabo'
Milwaukee and 81. Louis The arrivals were; " heal:
Z5j47 bushels corn, 1910, push OIL, loo'oo
barrels.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago. Dec. 80 (spccial.l-May wheat opened at
81 O5 3-s and for awhile showed considerable hes
tation Gables showed no sympathy with the adj
hfa cod soil
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vEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE DECEMBER 81 1888 TEN PAGES
Heavy IS oos5 22. Light 81 o5

weak Mixed si9065 is. Heavy 50 oOGo zz iAs" ~ W
a TO- Skips s3 500 W, ,,.. ro,a. narket
-Heceips 800 head shipments noio' ,.,ns,n-n
slow Natives Inferior Ito Prime 50 OOa4 20 so
corn fed "a 0C al 40 Texans 81 DOCS 20 LA"'o' % '
- 10 - ,..o.,.
sr LOUIS Dec 2g.-Cattle Receipts 300, shPn o.
400 mario strong Choice Heavy Native steers =, ooy
svy Ear -, ooi Native steers - 90. Butchers
e,crs Medium 10 Choice SO 800 40 Socker5 ana res,s
Fair 10 Good ~ 90 d3 10 Rangers Confed 20 Vo@f 80
CRASHED ~ O0q3 ii. ,,.. nm ,u,rket
am Choce Heavy AMI Butchers Selections 70 lVHD ~
Packing Medium 70 Prime 50 O09o 10 hsh' 'r''''
Ordinary Best. ~ 30 al % - am ,oartet steady
Faiy 10 Ctoct II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31

ing. The price, however. did not get under II %
corn Kent ALI the session within a range Of is cent,
Nav openng and closing at 81 1e cents oats were
Just as DOLL keeping within range OF 10 cent ~
tho provision pit, Armour was openly chanens
shorts over TO Jay large scale Dece cinsed
rd was held up most Of the day AZ - 20 put clDsc
at ss TO- on the curb May wheat was higher -
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31
4 FINE CHURCH MEMORIAL,
UNvEILING MURAL PAINTING AT THE PROT
EsTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF
THE ASCENSION.

THE AoltNSlON'
At the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Ascen'
yion at Fffthave and Tenth-sL unveiled for the
6rst time yesterday morning a large and bcau'iini
mural painting by John Lafarge The painting "hcn
covers the whole upper half Of the chanoei wall III
the rear Of the altar represents the scene on Mount
Olivet where Christ assembled into heaven Inc hguro
of the Lord rising through veil of mist forms the
centre OF the picture, while on either side are otnus
of adorng angels. In the centre OF the foreground
stand the group of eleven disciples. Mary. the mother
of Jesus, stands little removed to the right her eyes
fixed upon the rising Lord. In the rear and to the
left Of the disciples are two figures clad In While also
looking ,p at the heavenly group In all there are
thirty. five figures in the painting The landscape
represents the slope of the mountain. while in the
background rise other peaks, and above the blue
sky filed with snowy clouds.
The top of the painting in the form of an arch. sur
rounded in gilt frame in the renaissance STYLE The
dimensions of the picture, including the frame, Is
twenty nine by thirty feet. Below 81 and forming
part Of the decoration IS reredos Of Sienna marble
having two kneeing and praying angels in mosaic
either SIDE while in the CENTRE directly under the
painting, two marble figures Of angels in relief
ing horizontally, while they bear aoft between them
a chaliee, beneath which the words This DO IN
Remembrance of Me-" The angels are the WORK
OF Louis St Gaudens.
The entire work including the painting and the
reredos given TO the church by the Misses Rhine
lander as a memorial of their parents, and In the
lower left hand of the reredos Is ngraved the
inscription " In Loving Memory of William {. Rhine
lander and Mary Rogers his wife, this reredos Is
memorial is estimated at about o00 and the work
OF the painting has occupied about two years ana
ing but al tie morning service Bishop Potter was
present, and the sermon of the rector the Rev. Dr.
Z. Winchester Donald appropriate to tho OCCASION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31
Citn i]rnprrip for Sale

A ELEGANT new four-story houses In
N West S5th-sL Nos 4S, 90 ana % ,
improvements. Inquire OH premises. or OF
JAMES A. FRAME, Owner and Builder.
nor SALE OR TO RENT.-Five Of the
Il best built houses in the city Tor thelF
size: situated on the north side OF o2d-st,
between West End-avc and Riverside
Drive, close to s1st-st. elevated station and
boulevard cars: size 20X60Nl02. ,. With
buffers pantry extension; hardwood finish
built by days work rs months on build
ing. under the supervision Of Berg g.
Clark architects; fine view Of the drive
and Hudson River. Apply on the premises
or OF CuAS. r. WILLS. 10 West 23t- 81
RrOker,s cnmmi ssinn allowed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31

OACHMAN-B an experienced Eng.
" lishman honest and sober; frst-class
city reference; age 80 married. address
ST and 5th-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31

NOUNG Aplcllcan would like position IN
whole-al house understands book
keeping; anything taken TO start good ref
ereDee. Address A. W.. Tribune omsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31
Real Gstafe

EoR SALE OR TO LET-Elegant four
II story and basement brOwnstone private
dwelling. AS 10 81 East 92d-st Apply TO
owner. 40 East 92d-st or al office, l22 East
b5th-st PHI. BRAENDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31
NFwYORK Dec 2gFOlOwng the total net receipts OF
cotton at all ports since September !, 1888;
Gituailons Uauieo-aldles.

OACHMAN.-By an Engiishman, 81
~ married one child; thoroughly expert
encod good driver willing and oDiglng
; years. reference from last place. II. g.,
302 IVES, 25ti-st.
n OACnMAN.-By young ma. under
- stands his business IN all branches
willing. obiiglng. sober and honest; best
city reference from last employer Adj
dress J. l., ia East 4lst-st., care OF Mr..
damon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31

WORK.-By steady. sober young mAaL
w employment OF any kind willing and
oblieing good reference. good driver;
West 10th. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31

a. OACHMAN. -RY first class Engllshman
" thoroughly understands his duties; light
weight; angle; good personal references
last place. Address ID. j., ll6 L. 4lstst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31

NEW STTEL T1NT
The pittsburg Steel Company, which had the con-
tract for casting the stem, the rudder, the stern
most and all the small castings for the new cruiser
Maine will lose about % 900 by the rejection of the
steel stem by the steel Board. The stem had warped
six or eight inches Of shape in cooling, and this
was the canse of the rejection: The Ptlsburg com
many day or two ago transferred its contract for
The castings OF the Maine to the ThurlOw Steel Cast
ing Company OF Pennsylvania, which has also the
shin Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31

M DIRK. by a young man. age rs: 40
w any kind ~ work speaks fair English
Will furnish best of references Aidness
r. z, i63 Ilcsiers..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31

WORk.-By person employed EVENING"
w a position Of any Kind contributing
tow support; arstelaSs refetenee
RoA ERr, ll9 East 4ist-st
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6ituations Uantso-Males.

4 TTFN DANT. &c.-By well recon-
"A mendcd and experienced young man A.
personal attendant 10 an invalid or elderly
gentleman no objection 10 country. Gail
or address II. COSMOS, 4O2 6th-aNe.,
of floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31

4 OACiMNN ny sober. honest young
y man understands his business ia an It's
| branches; willing and Oblgpg. city or
| country best reference Address G.. L.,
/ Tribune Uptown Ohicc, |, 23s Broadway
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05


Nrw YonE, June 4.-fhe weather al
Jerome Park to-day was fine, and the
track excellent.
Thfee-fonrlh mile-Clirnax won, Kina
Crab second, Choctaw third; time
l:17l1.
Sequence stakes, five fuilongs-l'rench
Fafk Won by elk lengths, Favorable sec
ond time, 04.
Handicap, one and one-quarter miles
~ onnemara won, Raymond second,
Lelosaa third; time, 2 ;1g.
Bronx stakes, one and one-eighth miles
Emperor Of Norfolk won, Kentucky
Ban second, Donald third; time, 202.
Fourteen hundred yards--Locust won,
Noodloe second, Patrocies third; time,
1;23.
One mile-G0ldem Reel won, Maria
seconos Glen Spray third; time, ,46l9
CfNcIENArIi June Attendance at
latonia races large, track Fast and
weather warm.
For three-year-olds ana upwards, seven
and ond-half iuflongs- Roi Dor woa,
l.ora l.. second, Orange Girl third time,
1887.
For two-year-olde one-half mile-Ben.
son won, Gypsy second, Wheel Of For
tune third; time, i9ie.
For two year-olds, one-half mile-Win-
ming Ways won, Minnie Palmer second,
Jake Miller third time, 3d.
For three year olds and upwards, fur
longs-Ernest Race won, Della second,
Yiranza third time :30M,
For three year olds and upwards, elk
furlongs-- Shot Over won, Marshall Luke
second, Parish third time ;l6h.
For three year olds and upwards, one
mile and one eighth--Bonita won, Girls
cite second, Insolence third time ;15.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

Change ~ eeutlsera Pacific sfafn
fsilso- abe Nitbur gdre.
fAN F1tSclece. Jute 4 sit ia stated
frp.tof uryey d soon b Be malle hg
lle Southern Pacific Company rsfth
ifam fos Anesies, &c heina sieiutentien
Of KEY e1mpauy % build q ioad which
Mill De leaa expensive 70 optfaie TRAN
Tug present main line Tie sew lite
Wlll leave fhe nifin track ct
g point about mile south n San Fer.
nan69 iuunel, and VIII follow very closes
~ ine Oh emigfaht wa4On road through
i4a Santa Susanna f4nee Passes
tHi1u9h thcee mupatains wil bs effected
al canon ia Lacie8. and the road viii
fuh ihfhugh thc mineral Land district
aid oqt into the Santa CLARA Valley
ihfnee over file present branch lins to
I'D city The obisct d tbia rohin 81 10
aVad sau Fernando tunnel and the loop
on Mount Iehaelapi
a meeting % the directors Of tho VIII
bnf lire WaA held llis afternoon TO con.
haer the future operations Of the com
pany. From what could be learned Of
the proceedings IL would appear that
the directors are preparing for a
vigorous campaign 10 the San
joaquin Valley. The company
has ordered iis alryeyors 70 proceed at
oHce ~ The seleetion oi ths most avail
a0le Ionie through The southern part Of
the State TO q connection with the At
lantic ami Pacific The company has al
ready made iOnr surveys to the Bay OF
San Francisco by different routes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

NRw York, June 4.--The Giants de-
feated Indianapolis again to-day in an
embarrassing game. This puts the home
team In the second place. Score; New
York 8, indianapolis 2.
PnLApELpHIA, June 4.-Chicago won
today game by superior playing. The
work Of the Quaker fielders was particu-
larly bad. Score; Philadelphia 2, Chi
cago 8.
BosToN, June 1.-The game with Pitts
burg was poor one to-day. Both pitch
ers were weak and fielding bad. Score
Boston, .; Pittsburg, 3.
WAsHiNGToN, June 4.--Hard work by
the Detfoits in the latter part Of the game,
together with one or two unfortunate err
rors, settled to-day's game in favor Of the
champions. Store; Washington, A De-
troit, 8.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05
SEVERELY BURNED
By che Explosion OF "a Cam OF Ceal
dtta


Mrs. J. G, Hyder, who lives near Evergreen
Cemetery In Boyle Heights, was severely
burned sunday afternoon by flames from an oil
stove and is now in aprecarlous eond tien,
Mrs. Hydei had starteda FIRE in the kitchen,
plepmalery forthe eyeping meal. ard retiied
20 the sitting room with the rest OF the family
Soon after She was alarmed by the smell OF
burning cotton ana returned to the kitchen TO
see II there was any fire In that locality
and as she opened the door the oil tank
exploded, saturatiug her clothing which ig-
nited and hof0re she cOu move she was en-
velOped in DANES, She gave a soreah which
attracted h husband and gentlemen hoaTder
but before they succeeded 10 getting her cloth G
of she had been dangerously burned. Mr..
Hyder burned his hands 20 badly that he is
unable to work. he family moved from
Kansas City some time ago and were in rather
limited circumstances as Mr.. Hyder had no,
Ruceeeded In getting work until ave days prior
to the hurringF Oaieer Wright will investigate
the case to-day and make some provision for
can resume his work at brick laying.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05
Going to Europe.

On Monday next Mrs. Vincent Gelcich. of 24O
South Fort street. win leave home for year OF
more accompanied by her sister Miss Rose Daw.
SON They go first to Santa Clara. where Mrs.
Gelciohs nieces are at school thence to Santa
Cruz and Monterey and on to New York. From
Ser 49, ~ stes,oo ~ my ~ 5all y
They win visit ireland, which MRS Gelcioh left
whe three wears Of age, and from there pro
coed to the Continent where they will tour I'm
France spain, Portugal, Italy, Austria and other
COMMITTEES The many friends OF Mrs. Gelcioh
and her sister wish them Uq bon vogage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05
rnItnn Wells Onn,rnct.

4 suit WAS commenced in the Superior Court
yesterday by Eugene NJ. sRnfo d ct 81. against
George Rice ct a., for the nullifostion OF a con.
tract OF sale for that part Of the Santa Gertrude
rancho known as fulton Wells. The Complaint
sets fo-ih that the defendants agreed to pur-
chase 58 acres OF the rancho and 90 my there
for 100000 in certain instalimcnts and that
tho time for The payment OF several OF these
has gone by and the plsintifs nave not secured
the money due, wherefore they asE a nullihca-
tion OF the contract
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

The monthly business meeting OF the Young
Mems Christian Association this evening viii
be held In the lecture room OF the First Prosby-
terrain Church, corner Second and Fort streets
A fine programme has been prepared by the
ness 81 the association, consisting 0f the report
Of the progress OF INC month among the various
committees and brauehes Ihe special feature
o. the evening Wail be The reception TO the new
members who have Joined siuee the first Of
the year
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

Daniel poane Bidwell, Hartford
lsd, who Graduated from Yale in the
class OF SO, has abandoned the journalis-
tic path he mapped out for himself, and
has sailed for The Bahamas, bent on find
ing the long lost gold Of Captain Kidd. He
Il. equipped with q chart Inherited from
his grandfather, VITO received IL from a
dying sailor, the map giving an outline
OF land in the Bahamas, with cabalietic
aigna directing where and how to dig fol
the treasure.