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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-03
MORE CUT RATES.

= dOZ Monarch whiteshirts for 1913
3 dOz Monarch white shirts for 6.1215
= d9z Monarch, open front, for 6.1219
Here Is an opportunity seldom offered.
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9iramboat5.

A - FAREs REDi rED 10 all points via FAI River
~. Inc. Baton g. steamer ~ lliAN aud fRD\ J.
DLArE SSNr r1sr - \. Il foot ~ Murray a.. dAIIy
e1HdAgg inrlude4 At ~. connection ~ AuIIsA
hOAI fTOH BT0okiJH ai s.. Jersey ~ . a. H. N. An
UEtHEsfkA OD earn steamer
A LBAkI BDATs, ItgrLL LlAE -stssIpsrs DBEH
PIFA ~ Ha fsDt ana o.. 81 a y AZ pAILi tsuh
dags rsItsdJ naktng direct agnsrlsiS lSF pslnD
HisSm htAt Sni SEefie lRbi' Throughout
AL FAEIs EEDu ufFB VIA ETOAIkOTuK IIkE-
hUF,stlrf .. a. FfFauFls iuh AETTb and NAksA
40 rITis ss,E nFs PAR Al nhs bl0gk ai.oys
apsi al 81 . " suIIsbs strsplsd
TkOg HDITs TifY 80 gHog aud RAHAgngA
~ 4sas IlsFs b ~. L4Di - igfu n datg
GGrsW EsiuTssy e. ilFiITIr lShF aAd isls sisai,i
lFaI ~ IuullS FundAl giFalnfT ob' Ass ~ AibauI
A0RNlCH DAI "a nglTE. ihsIpE HDI ~
~ tsffs Fad Yrsi a. tustn ~ N0fas ter o. IsfFs
spRaiIs Isaasilai's 10 . i,'nl, tsA sissn,sS ssss
Elef ~ tsle IHmbFT s'aNb higfT sl VI 40 ~
lLfLi lsi sLe's FslI.aAs' H'sssi isEfJi, aAlj sAD
hsbs sAiFitsd 81 ''i
DlNsDriL iihT Iw krEbIfsb ysikuI i,sn
~ ss 90 Fpfl o., ahd AssI piliiH Hnis Ffstl Ia
. plsi 4 80. dsBs . sAAasss - n
gTfIstt rHl fTIE ~ 40 sasss FlsT ~ D. tii.st
~ 40 fDair sih naf siHi tsf tiJtfhi ,fssI ..,fI
.if.fI ~ 4. - bl{ss lssssS ~ lIsiS.J .
Sslpl mp guantl - ss5iss gas %. nfs
y issas's tnas1s - iIaSiY'l ~ az n
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AaiIroAds.
new YORK CENTRAL
hudson RlNer Railroad.


Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
TEE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE C1TT.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS,
due at Cnnandnlgua 500 Buffalo &: 20 r ",
$3.50 a. M. CHICAGO YEsT1BULE LlMTTED-duo
s9iCSsG y a'0o sn 4 y % Hsft DAY vrsr,nr1p nm
iIED-due Cincinnati stOS Indianapolis 1880 A NJ,
IisSS ia % T. $hsTEns DAY ESrREss-aslly ss;
stO0 y, n FSsT WESTERN ExPREss-dus Chi
1880 SoE e. 2S NT NJ S hSa.
FIsIikILL NEWBuRGHs foJGIikEEPsTE RHINE
RESE ~ fmNGs5S ~ S9 S AND a,G y taS p5a t
SrShEEisSSSs i goiSS "a isSS 90" t}iiS fH%S H. H.
ALBANY, ,1TiCA, SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER, BuF
- 80 NJ. 900, io;ooP M also Albany and Utica
Troy. shRAToGA ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND
Ssi,iS Ss iSS6 4 ;SSx SSo ss& SSSFh. is6on%
BERkSIfG ills viz VIA hARiEai i1ST pfvIsTGEsto IRTHHSsS
yOr tickets and spsss in Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
place, West i25th Bt, and l3Sth s station New York;
"a ~Hshingon ST. 726 Fulton st.. and JVs Bedford av-
weaootts Express calls for and cheeks baggage from
noieis and residences through to destination
tDAiy EXCEPT sunday. 'Daily except Saturday Other
Above trains except those leaving at o5o A. NJ and
JoHa Ha'SM'E9' " TUrMr rHM'2r at iS' 5G i; ;HDn pAy,r1s
General Manager Lcnl PASSENGER Agent
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New Work Markets.

SATURDAY. May 3.-FLouR AND MEAL-Tbere
was pretty talr business for SatuIG aud nTicrs
made some !ur her ah".ncs 2aolsd flour, p 'bbi-
Pine S2At25, EUpernne So GsS2 75 No extra G. %
9Si'm No extra. SJ2b9N ~, clears g. .5aSG IS;
EtrRiRlts. ~ = sS5 10. pAtentR spring &L2,GSL75;
winter, SI ski the qualities IN Ecks cell he
Low ne price IN harresl city mills. shipping eSrAL
~ tOSstb Rye nnur r hL -Supernne &. iusS IS:
nne " 1G4t2.iSl Corn meat p iBI-s-.SySSg.t5 IS Tor
Nesern. and 81 fIGS- ~ Tor BTIndYwIne
tUrTO,- "a urrE opened nlis Irregular, the chief
feature being Tree erinE. for August -Oa
under "eRN report iT1m LiVerI but as these
quickly taken up there wssA qIIck advance and Iho
clos" strkry about the best GKufrs of lie day
There strong l0cA bull srug which il ms
% Sc for niddnR upands .ni there h resisting The
idea, - lOuZ cotton IT. H. TDp A.
cOun'0 EsTe generally fRNoranle cotton On lie spDt
hrmsr but not guOtAbIT dSaFsF; IniddnE upiaUds
l2c do uuitH ~ Br The following are details Of
transactions In futures with EAss aEgrsEatlnK $3.50
hal
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IIsrs !. Mn LIAnsl. reDII o 20 aLailsSss,
Aa,s...a..... sssa.,a....

Htsuiu ~. - hH8 = OD JLutsdss
80 800 iapi, ~ I.HssIy FysiIslsH VI llil,
IasH hT.s aEs4tis IH = siFtH,F sHiil ~
EsfllAs - sssls Ipsttsl.a lBlGsd q 81
s.t. Vol 400 EDnH 49, iuai- ssl.uu asg - Anfu
fsis a o. tis fafilFi ,f ihs si'iiis fs,tg 80
I..HHtIH H4fH bHfH4lI O. 80 rAIaN Aad isass
sai afsisH 3 "a ~ fsst " 80 ~ dsis ~ I
isiss aHJ saflg.aE. " ast - ill "A
Iia-s : o. si'las lsi.sg ~ ii,st bas s'si . 80
il.f istIhI fsiitsJ y AZ stsbisf Jis Hl1s.s
NO. , ..s ,s. L.. Y. Z Il. .s.. i -'''''s' sS'
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GbipplRa.

k'f1E e''Itg'ai.sssEfs,..'ST. .,i e. 4.e si. g: .
lg.tfs ,'fffetsf n ti..''tfgs., .l1ssit Lgssa x
Gslr l.faasf - a. ~ Afft8dlis b - .il,.t =,
Slsb a.i. asassss ltlss - N ) Hlssisss
lgks ". a ~ ~ asf u saiiTg gisg w. 5aff
.sg.i'y.i.Sif''I''t t'''a ..,o b ,ss.a..,.,
" sfiEEiE Es'.s. t.ssis.ssa -. = ~
eiigsEtH FssssaSg sssfHsss
bfffFg afafaf - 40 u =
tffF saffftsf sfsHfa feHH = fHHlfa 1Ils y Eslss
A. 80 ifHlhIll aasitff y 40 fita ~ ~ ~ -lfs5
L. asiigEs CllK III ! 49,
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21ublir 5lOtlrrs.

I)DsT OFFICE AolIcE should ps read dolly Dy al
Letters Tor fDls ~ counIriss need m"l .. sra al.
arssssi tor ds.DAis - snn sri, steamer "-rsp:
somT.r.,r, d. a@en's ,smsr, ne, ''" aaif'''sd
IoTeEn mEll, tT Iu' a'sL entuK Hay ." Wi ooAs
H,STP'F ~ all '-.'., .. ' OIL 'o'", ' .,,
.taamship olna, iL'". Ae, "r,an
AoSDAn ,l .o. ''g g. G'G"@,' or 5,i-"i1s
lr'saAl sne I",,as prf "'..n'ian i,.su .
tIeaBisLlp SIru'pa ron >rs ',"us
TrE,'Ar ,,'.,.A !" @,rs s'r ''Am'nip fnIdA.
HIBsI,DHI a. - ~ lor "ana p'r sssusAP
a. orh,r rpr.p ~ 3D.. n.r'' n..rt rr ssls5
.'.,.. yTs1ge. y. .a.. ~. 80 '.,,rasS dsI:
.s4a 40 iGssr, .s''sr. MI ~ yisflsa ~
.f..s -s,ps .,, 10 :, -. Z. s,,.ss5 ~ s'., ,.sS
p.s' ? f .rs;-. .'s1 i;r .t:.a.stis e. .fa,i nv
TnlTsaIE . ~. = 9, ,o,,tsa. Island Ilayg
r. ~ -. y 80 s-i''.ss, t.. ~
(. ',...,. '''-as ;..,,., =; fssissst
..l...r' 80. .. n aiDs' aiD,' Pen ,lshia, =.
~ ii5.t ia'.'"s a,. Z, Hi,,It sii-..d ''''s. ~
- 80. ,.. = T.. g z 'iia Y ~. -. .a 20 Z. ~
.D. .s.f ~ ~ fs;l.a.s.s. - i. 10 q. 80 sI
h".iaf -, 800 4, s'i'f' sissss's n 10
t,.a1 s''t..sif .sif.atils5s s-. -. - 100. ~ -
.s'1 .,:s as.,.a jSs.s.s G..a' a.; 80. - 20
asg p f' t'9a,s,si ~. ~. i1...l u %
l.s'ls,l ,.'a'. s.s.., f'..s.. - yss.sk
ts.sf. iss"la q H.s,,s. y
49, ~. ~. =, .,...:'. .a ~ ~ = ~ p. -;
- y ~ p y NJ, =. o. ~ ~ =
~ ','sss r. 49,. = 1000 .s.A
issl.'is 90 ~ .'st .1 ts...i'.
tsff.. - LIt A. -
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rrc,,.,ss' .,a future we're ".y Sf.,s
~ fs a"'.s %a.sl .3 u 10, "elSsT s,sr Hs
nh.n's - ,ht . sloss =; ~ .".,y .,'A9y s's.1 49, io
;9s S I:, g: SFP. Ss...fG M. l;@e.a
.a-Isy ''ssag a q. ls's .dssas' anIy ., NJ. 80
S.tii q. sna Slar '.syy T1Ssl,'fp "Ss'.
saot'l 4. ID 10 10 ~ llr1 .sl ,Aorasr'
lsa.. los Df,...a nss. %, : s,sss'g y,,..
n; L.. "s.l No.. s's.', 20 - 4.,H's" =. -. -,
Is,sg;'s y .sd 'Jf".I., : q. H. pm. 49,:
asos9 u q ssa osansIssius d y. - 'als,
ts 80. is T., fi-S1 % ,,.. a.; 80 -, - ~ ~ .s..
IsSs s.,lIs -Ha iS,Is5 ssls' -0'SC 40 q 90
S1.' *. ...ss.s ss.. s'.G,.. s.a ss, 90 1"
siIdlls ~ ts ls,s s,.5,'i.,r. 10 ~, 10
sss 'ss.s iss'ls.'s ~ ~ 80. i.l No., 49, ~" p'
-. = a., - ~ - . 10, 49,. d q. I. ~ ~
70 sI'' =" .afa " '' s,'.l ''--1I, -; - -
sA'!.,sl,a' saas' 80, ,ss,., 90, -,
% . ~ 'as.a ~. i...s, ~. 80 ''. 's.. -
lasi . "a, - n,s., =. ..s nssHs -,
f.a...s' 80 IsS's '"' yt..| .si.a
- -. ..,. $500 .... ~ - 4sss. y -. ~ Z
~ s'sls ..l.s -, s.,sss sf'si.s,s .si.l.'f ~
- - ~ .. Y = =, - y 80 's.s ~ y
r.. -. =. ..,:sl'.....'. i.
,ssi. 100 .'rsa-. .. ...,s''
~ n. s10 ~ ~. ~
- '.-t s 9" 90
s..s ts . -. - ~ - u
=. 2; f. Z 7f
~ as ~ ~. 80 i.....-s
~ s-.s - 2, n, ~ ~ - f. ~
II tf.| ~ - -. fsH . -
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-. -. -, -. >.

I.sfH .fHft isH.f fssts 49, itansFnsa o.
O. s.sBsH f .H 40 tHHaig . ~ ia.fa-sts
ts.ssf fsass 80 90 u taaafl taassag Aaasg
49, - aiHaasf 4 aHssas ~ 49, as1 asasaaIass
80 80 80 $500 80 ~ ~ - 80 p lilt
aslssissss "A - 4 eellssl.ee.sg - 80 .
- - - a1ts1liisl b ~ afEg u fslIl
4. -. : r. ,..,..i Z -, - '''' az 80
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sK.r s2e5; Nv. O. e2eHQs5; "W. W. s2la Tar
firm at 90 so Z o. b. Pitch unchanged at Bl,5n
PErRoLsuN- Crude osrtncatet opened dspresusd and
then further declined closing weak at the bottom prices
Of the day opening At tS,hc selling ate5s s5Se. and
0,Vsh,na W sass oc 1oa in Jul
In
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IT 49, tisHasfH q tAaHisH frltdifF fistf
Z aFiffi Eisf d talalaf a. 80 90 tssssnfffs
81 fisH IHfiaHsf tssfn "a a. effif % = q fIlaf
"a Htltlaft| sfafnfH afatin o. iaEf1f'g 81 n
e. IfIa HHEr tiIif nfHei'H 60 lHs 40 iHHff
ssHlIff A. 900 slsFt iss . sfT.e Z .sa sss.a
a tsfHH.fIf .sH.ssIf q y at5H = 10 80. -
taia4ts8 ~ A. s|Fff sfsHh.f II q 90 ~ net
90 80 80 Hf1fsf tsfiar lsstfF hsssf =
Afasas IA be lFHFf atirf nsalaafs fsssT 49,
sHff taalsss gtls fanaft aias slsstE = t.tt
~ go a. tfsfH "a
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. .H#.#H nEH 20 Hf. 90 ssraH
- go 90 - Ssssass % - $50 s8sss -
ls,.i ssiissss 90 - 90 = 49,. a. ssss gsf
u. - HHt 49,. 'stIHsiaas 49, tss - sa'fs =
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tD fisFiiF . HlFHa Iis a. s ipisiHg iadsi
- So sAs sldrsfnll,S to edo go
ah.uulf Haiips - Al llss . 90 H4sf o.
tfHff 90 tfgHH.FH .nf4H| ~ .FH n
81 a. VI ftfHf D. $50 shIu IftHf fiilfI. y
tisn = - 6f.sat ~ flsf fhsai HfHIassl .btadr
VI sfgsN ssid l,si ~ i.ss issEf 4 ~ a.
49, ~ 49, ~ tsiltia
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IM DATIS'S SOCIAL STATU..
Mr. Harper DeeIInr~ 10 Fight BIIm oa the
GrOund that Iae Is Not q GeatIemaa.

Mr. Harper DeeIIneu 10 Fight HIIm on the
GrOund that Hs II Not OeRtIsnaa.
AUGUSTA, Ga May 3.-The duel between
Editor James l. Hhrper and Col Phil Davis OF
Elberton. Gn.. did not occur ~ expected
last night. The report that Editor HaFDeF had
HscOnsidOred his refusal 20 accept Col. DaVis's
challenge. and would meet him on the field OF
honor proves untrue. Here H. the only CORE
spondeBce that Las passed between the gem
tlemen:
" ELBEBTOE. GR, April ~.
NJ JdmsS l. BdrJ.r
's'E: Owing 10 my physical condition since
] last SAW you have been unable 20 cOmmuni-
cate with sou sooner O. 'DcerDing the difficulty
Which occurred bstgcnB W 10 Llbert0n on tLs
9iI ef Ap1l last Ny friend. Nts l. Carter.
pour iLI.Dd and ibe iilYe 6nt place somSsbeTS
,"Y" nd H. lsbyGDnHI lJNci Ob the to1il fgIO.
puTl OH0 Oi tcitilnE tho iiOubls between us.
"PHn. W. DA,I,."
Here l. NE IIArIsis r~plJ 70 lbs ghai.sDgsi
90. MN. 49,. AlDILI"'' nA" Apdi ~ 1890,
10 als S"SsI % i ,oo9 iri.SS H. T ~ 1.stss ;Isl
t..i ~ isI5, hsss slgh, 10 -, bGi ,oyI 80.
,ou,sgsd, O. Jel NJ ~ lTiShd. M JOLB c
b'""A. i.s'pSegYil' -, No..
JlIs is ihs sAy iLp mH'isI tiAiids ~ IgsssBi
lull"ur fuin'TS Ais atuHi - ~ shSi sd so
a. h"H D,,s 20 bf lIA1iFs IsTl, ~ iis iasG
10 80 fLaI b. ~ aglI ii.s nsnsIs
i"n Hyi n "a, hlt '.si WI hB q ~, ~
snd: 40 .,,.i s'Ss sil ~ I. ss3 ssi's;
ss. ,iss nss :s ,s ss i.,s: q. tss ~ ... :, e.
sasg u l!saJj sl..sl.ls aslsGsT
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mercial paper quiet. The best double-name
paper IL quoted at 5jIa6 y cent. and prime
single name at COZ y cont
Sterling exchange duiet. Posted asking rates
S4.S5 Tor long bills and t4.S7 for demand
Actual rates are a. 84@SA84i4 for 6O-day bills,
As6@t456d for sight drafts. and f4S6H for
cable transfers.
To-day's offers to sell United States bonds to
the Government aggregated $500 800, OF which
fzbS,9Ou we're 4s NJ l22. and S23l.4UU were
4Ihs at 103k. All we're accepted.
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elrrtiOns and allrttiap6.

DUBLIcATIOk OFFICE Op TnE EUS
Nee York Nay g 1880
The AnpuAi meeting OF ihs Etockholtsrs o. THE Sun
PRIhffSB AhD PthLiSHiN, AH>nCiATtpN for the
seelion Of Trustee VII he hsd The editorial TOomS
NOpday. May ~ ~ ~ N.
Tie polls vii remain upeI one hour
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1atlroads.
DE N N SYLVAN IA
RAILROAD.
Railroads.
on AND AFTER MARCH N. lsno

Trains leave statons foot OF De-brosaes nad
BOO 4. M.9TiE FAST Line for the West lnIlmsa
sdSSplS sl'spnS and rPriST @ vSs CSsSsc vSs
SPG s. LoSl, 7I Rsst day R.Sngs cS.se .,.,s A.:
.9a IofG' iHS'Et and tn
gSstsrCSm ssspins q bpiHS smssns
eTs and yPswritsrS SSikrooms for 10th sexes ladies'
%'S barber C sSOp SsSy and a. the S sInHsS: sSi.S %
stationary and movable electric liEhts Arrives Gin
81 '}SS.S qScI y, ~
sianai Passenger Coach TSSrk GSiTmHWps A AZ
ESQ SGg' 81 20 RTsTEFs Rfhi EXPRESS for all point.
yt,tiSuls Sleeping Car New York TO fittsoaTgG S.
ySnis RSiiFosG Dining Car New. YORK 70 PhIsdsEGis.
Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily sSco6S
ExEEEss ggll%Su y:;'iGSss R"ls
e Memphis ys +. s yasy T.
sn% SSeaso Y Edo s T. HHT sscond morning % cot%se
Siy AND "r6 SaS. 2T Gts except s Saturday, S o
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH.
ds 1sSPt H1%'fa spnasg asgri% @
WIN Dining Car al Sao ]; NJ, arrive Wa.1i9Etop
M " . .F1SuH5 % @ and 4 S S;q n" N anG = rS
Sunday tigo o,S. and $50 A n. AZ o. and "a32
.5 snd nRT no5sR scspsr Dnns GS
rS SRd T21rff rfGSSh fS s 4nSsn G rnr. raror
Car and Dav Coach) week days Connects for Browns
Mills For Cape May, IUuI. ". week days ~
For Old Point and Norfolk, via New York PhhAde'nhe
and Norfolk RairoRd, u:N A NJ dnily except sunday
anhslnl NJ dalYi Via BaliiIGore and Bay Line "'iV
=. NJ. week DAYS
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave rs follows: -
bininS Car and 10 10 Washington Tini,sIH aud i 10
A. VI; l2i2h 100 2iiO $40 iRi a 4::u b:tAk 800
$50 90 and o. 10 r. NJ and lo'l5 night Acco,nmo-
daton, lllO a. N. and iFn 7: ~ sunday EH-
press 400 Blh. s!30 Hnn tlU limitel) and in'n A.
NJ . 200 400 $50, ., U'3. K. and f. NJ, and ia:iS
night. Accommodation. 1:Or. VI.
The New York Transfer Company will call for ma
check baggage from hotels aud res dcnCcS
For time tables NJ local trains Apply to any uckeo
agent oi the torn'nny.
CHAS J.. FIGII J. r. WOOD
General Manager General rassr ALent
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90 IaH HsFa
{" f'fa So srfa.s -. 49, Z
Ht 600 sHfs rHft n "a .ssls.s 20
-. --i - taa-sisrs isl.i .silsl Lssins
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Rshrsns Ct al al to jacob MohT 80 ~. s7eSOo
same $1,000
cor Ss!sSSnst aota 81 ai16S; John McLaGlh
~ e 5SSn s dass5 5i.St sm, 10
jefferson st S0Si: i Mayer 10 israel Cohen I2i5Oo
.isSi Mary ' Williams to Vim BscEisy.,;.,. 2,2so
Madison 81, ss 2l5 Jackson sv 25xio0; Louis
Bddson and nno to same .;..,.:..,. ..~, $1,000
Young ,,,. 3s650
Wsns.in to 3 GTun6gi' go. 1900
II in 81. "a aiss ith ay iGsxiUoiiii; XdolDi
sa%s SPSp d.O % SfS SOJs 70 susanna Lem
ists sSsSr st t0i ioetI i:t sv iisiah III, Hsf.
ST09isE t"d We GSS oSyG2SE $3.50
SssS $ss. SsiS:as is @
raHhI az Sy 'SSxias Morgan Dix TO '2'"
messy E$y.ra H,T.6 ] @ ezOoo
18th st III; EiiasSoth cS,Sod to James Rich
4s.s %s t.Ssd iSS
= Beeknan, -. l7iooo
sherwood to wm Il Hilbert. $1,000
Martin ct al to william leclsr .:,............ 22ooo
'ss's" tsf ua, %itSn " $500
iuMa ~ .Il n "a y 2hsSi1o; John Tot. ,ooo
Brady ami ano to Martha Jnuncsy ...,...,... ~ 400
Ear and Throat Intnlnaryi .... ai.aoo
Uay.ato OF al to Henry sherwood ...... -. ,2oOo
Sherwood TO Mary + Sherwood ..:......:..... 1900
Lewis Etsson and ado -. go. ..".,......e 1000
'SS 10 Il truman nv rntts 'tn nv s's'o@" G'oFS' r''
% 81 dscss % shfs'5Ss: 5s.! s1S' t@sy nays
l2ith at SIS 9,5 " Sd av s6x'n II; sarah
and ano to Joel smith. '.. 1870,
lii.h u Is iiGii Xy T. ESxi0j 10; sarah GTiy.
Az A. S5s1isis: If% wi VIM < wilson 70 LOUIS
WesehSr... $500
REcoRprp LEASES
AekeEman, charlotte q, to Benjamin Wssten.
Kp HT1n Leonard sn al K SSs TO Gicse 0i Duane st
Kat"gsG6, Mary Il, .x.r4. 70 Timothy Dan;,
MSniey. SSre a, 70 Miller. iGi Gfosnwich
Maen FAX r ct al 10 Vim Rock, aa5l Sd av
Ghn Ma.S sSS Pin R';s TItrtaph
setolL Emily, TO Herman Stenens, 81 south st 80,
ncSwsenry, john to James l. oLeary, Los i'd
Young William, to Richard Mack. las West I'D
" ~ yrs...'... aooo
RgcoRpED MoRIGAGEs
si%;i%s r. e. s :" TsS'tSs
cor iuth NV and 96th st. lyr;...,...;.:..... "G'O)
Cohen, Israel NJ, and ano to bernhard Mayer a
Jefferson st. aU-Sf: mos .............. 1880
DerIsih, Anuie, to Emhs Taubert i35th st ~
Willis Av. 5OUO
De witt, William A. to Alfred De Witt, All right
title and interest TO estate of Cornelius J De
Dortmni,,r :;i.n 10 iobn To,t.n and ,no ~
lIth av. II 3at ST. iustalls, morris ...... lt0Ol
stein 1itH St Avo l. 5years .......,,''.. $3.50
Poltz Moses and wife to HAnchen Fotz,BB
I24th g. " ID sv instsls; 5000
st. n KinRsbridge read yrs ............. 900
Forbes sarah l. and ano TO Title Guarantee and
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II EAoS ]. G. BUC
n. K. ENOS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
IS & AZ Wall st.

SPECULATIOS by options which virtually means haV.
" ing the refusal 0f stocks At given prce WI'hiH
certain period. in confederation Of premium 10 he
paid, Is Of all methods OF speculation the pTu.
dent and the most sen,lbe and great deal OF mischief
is thereby avoided. These OITiOUs ca be obtained
the favorable terms IN lots Of shares and uIp
ward only from II. W RDSENBACA,
40 Exchange place.
AFOKEY 70 LEND IN ANY SIMS OK SECURITY =
I LeRAcies and undivided Interests in estates bought
or IOanedUn. \, DARkAl. Bank Of Commerce Bulld
inK. 81 Nassau st
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FnanriaI.
ST. LOUIS, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAYS.
Reorganization,

SSS 3 AAAA@eAO OASNe
The fOliowInE securities hRve been dee
posted under tho Reorganization agrees
meat, vIE.t
First Mortgage Certineates.."SIs s,501 ,OoO
Ont OF - total iasue sic, ,AO0, goo
Second Mortgage Certificates. 81 O ,OBe, 900
Out OF u total Issue or..",......91o,A ,AOO, 900
Out or n total issue of........,.4 41O .BBs, 800
The psHalty ora per cent. on Bonds and
per ceHt. on stock will now he enforced.
The eomuaittee will proceed 20 carry ouO
the reconciliation with as nttIo delay as
possible.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF N. Y.
DEPOSITARY.
New York, May ., 1890.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
HENRY BUDGE,
JAMES SPEYRR,
JOHN KENNEDY TOD,
EDMUND SMITH.
WILLIAM MERTENs.
CommIttee.
O. 9. ELLIS, Secretary.
avail st.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERUAk
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Surplus SaSSaoa4 sSiis725 Dec s2oISO
The surplus year ago SO. 522 575 and two years
ago SlS, iiuU7j
Gross railway earnings for April compnre
with those for the same month OF last year as
follows:
~ RAM u, ,ONhOO Inc Sim 400
Long Island .............. 2Tg5Ip Inc nj piI
Northern Pacific ,....,....... I42hR2l Inc l7J o5T
wheeling and Lake Erie..... OGIOB Inc o2g2i
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-29
SATARRH.

Catarrh is often regarded by the patient as
cold in the head; and he often expresses his
astonishnlent at his remarkable tendency to
contract fresh cold. InSleed he declares that
he is scarcely free from one cold before he
takes another and he is always exceedingly
careful; it is also matter of surprise to him
that the cold always seems to settle in the
head and throat
At times many of the symptoms of catarrh
seem to abate, and the patient is led to hope
that the disease is about to wear off; but an
other class of symptoms soon appear and he
learns TO his horror that instead of recovery
from the disease. il is somewhat changed in its
character and has extended to the throat.
A sense of WEAKNESS is sometimes felt in
reading, speaking or singing; hoarseness at
times occurs, a sensation of dryness is felt in
the throat, or 1t appears that some foreign
substance, as, for instance, hair, obstructed
the throat; there becomes sense of languor
and fatigue; the breath lessons on q little
eXertion, short, hacking cough, a peculiar
sound in clearing the throat, feeling as
chest to breathe; these and other symptoms
occur after the disease has made considerable
progress Then it is time when consumption
is about to begin its dreadful work Up
to this time the fprogress of the disease may
have been slow and the. patient may, in
"wear off," declare that he has had the catarrh
for years and has not seemed to become much
worse, and trusts that he will "by and by"
recover. But this delusion is the grand error
which has peopled our cemeteries with con-
sumptive forms, as all forms of catarrh end
finally in consumption.
Consultation and one application at the
office FREE.
Those who desire to consult me in regard
TO their had better call at the Office for
examination, but if impossible to visit the office
personally, can write for list of questions and
circular, both of which will be sent free Of
charge. Address
M. HILTON WILLIAMS, M, d..
1877 8. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
Office hours-From 8 a. m. to D. m.
RaSidpuoa-1 10 South Grand
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-29
PERSONAL.

Mr.and Mrs. George B. Lee, of oocorro,
n. NJ, are at the Hollenbeck.
San Franciscans at the Hollenbeck
are l.. B. Hopkins, Warren Olney, w.
A. Koebe and G. w. Sullivan.
Governor Lionel Sheldon will leave for
New Orleans on Sunday, to meet Mrs.
Sheldon on her return from Europe.
Chicagoans at the Nadeau are S. w.
Diller, +. w. Foster, H. A. Antrain, II
p johnson, G. E. Locke, and j. j. Her
vey.
ID. j. Medburg. Frank Haight, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Stevens, and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Banning, are New Workers at
the Nadeau.
Under Sheriff A. NJ. Thornton has
convalesced from the injury he received
some weeks ago sufficiently to be able to
move about somewhat with the aid OF
crutches.
Mr.. J. p. Monroe of Eureka, Califor-
MIA, arrived in Los Angeles on Wednes-
day. He is gentleman of large busi-
ness experience and standing in his
town, and is on trip of pleasure.
Mr.. Ben Benjamin, the efficient sec
retary OF the Sixth District Agricul-
tural association, and the Southern Cal
ifornia baseball league, returned last
evening from visit to San Francisco.