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Games To-day.

NETTVNNL IF-NWV =
New York va. Cleveland. at tie Polo grOEnda
Boston vs. chicago. at Boston.
Brooklyn vs. Pittsburgh. at Washington Park.
Philadelphia vs. Cincinnati, at PHILADELPHIA.
PLAYERS LEAGUE
New York VS. Buffalo, at Broth erhOod Park
Boston va Cleveland at Boston.
Brooklyn vs. chicago AZ Eastern Park
Philadelphia vs.. Pittsburgh ut Philadelphia.
AaERlCAS ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn VS. Toledo. NJ RLgswUod Park.
Rochester We Columbus At Rochester.
Syracuse VS.. st Louis. At syracuse.
Athletic VS.. Louisville, at Philadelphia
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Worcester vs. Jersey City at Worcester
Washington VS.. Newark at Washington.
Hartford vs.. New Haven, at New Haven
Baltimore VS.. Wilmington, at Baltimore.
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Football.

Tho directors OF the Columbia College Foot
bail Association held meeting yesterday afternoon at
tho college discuss the outlook tor tho coming
1t shown that football interest is s alive in Co
umbia, and team will surely be pat in the field next
Tho captain of the team. A. g. GilGersIeere,
has secured the names OF twenty candidates VINO are
ling 10 commence active training in september, TIE
fore the beginning II college, number OF other men
also known who Wall 20 into training about tie
opening ut college, that the total number Of Candi-
date, VII probably bo no. far from forty. great deal
depends on The athletic grounds IL was expected that
work would begin the grounds by tie first OF May,
get them in readiness hy fan bat the plans are
not yet all submitted, aud aiew difficulties have beon
mn Nsif
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Columbia win Not he In It.

Two representatives from tho Columbus Col
lego Boat CLUB went 10 Philadelphia on Wednesday
night to attend ctng of directors from the Cornell
aud the University Of Pennsylvania Boat clubs rrut.
Jasper T Goodwin and W, h. Robertson Captain Of tho
Varsity crew, that was. were tho Columbia delegates
Their special mission to lay the facts OF the sud rn
dsbandtnent OF the Columbia crew before the other
TWO colleges and request that n Withdrawal from the
AEreemeht might be permitted for tho present year
ne condition OF the columbia crew has recently
10 tnch stHO that Varsity in the truc
inc word, could not under any crcumslalreS be put
on tile water this season. hUre than half The old men
have left through unavoidable causes and new ouoS
cannot be put Ia training at this late date columbia
offered, however, in case cornell and IonnsylyRnia
were not willing TO permit an absolute Withdrawal, 10
put some sort OF Acrew tho water and through
the form Of rowing IN the triangular race
Ihe University of Iennsylvhnia after hearing the
IaGts nn explained by frot Goodwin and Robertson,
willingly assented ~ the withdrawal Cornell only
represented by Que delegate shearn and he did not
lustlned IN expressing positive OpinOn binding the
tornell crew lie offered refer the matter to tho
directors at Cornell and will notify Columbia ~ re-
SUIT IN Few dhya Tho general opinion IA that torncl
WV nave no hesitancy in granting tolumbas request
IN name than in TACT
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RED BANK, May l5.-About 100 OF the best OF
those inclined to sport were present. last night al pr
waite residence near this town to witness a glove fight
between local cOlored boxers Charles Rcha
and Win Jackson The former is known as Gold COIN
tie lator AS Richmond lilo tip WAS given out yes
letday very quietly and the AFFAIR wa! strictly within
the hounds Of the law Eight ounce gloves were used
an! SO divided S3l TO the winner and $50 10 Inc
loser The Nrs and thrd rounds in favor OF Gold
Coin, who d all the ngEting bat In the fourth round
Richmond fought hard ami Gold COIN failed TO respOud
when time was called for the NTH round
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MAULIFrE AND SULLITAN MAY MEET
Tho big Fellow Oaera to Give Joo n
Chance for $4,000.


Billy Madden and Joe McAuli1c went
over to Brooklyn last night to see John L. Sui
Ivan spar, During tho progress of tho show
Manager Barrett called Madden and McAuliTe
outside and said: DO you want TO make o
match 2"
What sort of a match p asked Madden
why, between Joe McAuilro and John L."
was tho reply.
This is lust what l am looking for" re-
marked the genial manager. What will it be
ior. what with. and where Z"
-. For $1,000, with gloves, to a finish, and in
Virginia.
Well remarked Madden. Il do not happen
70 haNo that amount Jast now. but l will make
the match for $1,000
Barntt says that lie will talk tho matter over
Win sullivan, and give an answer on cdnes-
gay, next. He also says that sullivan will fight
Jackson az er the 80 with McAuliflo Madden
says that he will probably be nble to get the
sLOV0O IN case that sui ivan refuses to fight for
can do Sullivan.
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fishing Cache.

ATEOUTOUTFIT COMPLETE FOHSi.
con Sining lauCswouI Fly Rod, forty yard y .;
Reel hall dozen Iron. Leaders, dozen Trout fsA
dozen Trout llooAM tweny ave yards braided sA lHS
one ~ look. ono box split shot all for ~ Gud AL Ms
played this week tic show Windows VI A. Y, sFALD
ING BROS. 24l and 2l3 Broadway
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The Yonker. Athletic Club.

At q special meeting OF the Yonkers Athletic
Club on Tuesday night six new members were added to
tho present Board Of Management making the board
consist Of fifteen Tho added managers are s G. North
T., j. Renahan, X ShipmAn, g. Fowler. j. Norris and ID
urieye 4 oommunieation was read from the secre-
tary OF the Schedule Committee OF tho A. A. allow.
ing members Of the Yunkers A. &. to compete IN the
RameA uf the NOunainerr Engine Company on MAY n
q
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SAN FRAHcIsCo. May l5.-There has Just ar
rived on tho IoAlandIa from Australia ftzsInmons
one Of the crA'k middle weight antinodeanS. Tho
is six tee; hir weighs li' rounds trained Is -
years OF age and has u magnificent record. lie was
brought By Tom James Of tho LeRlandla who has
tho credit of bringing Bly Murphy to America aud the
reputation Of showing lighter when he sees Fts
simmons In several Of his bait es in Australia back
ed bV Peter jackson. who regards him u good one
James win hack tho young hacLsnith with Ills Pile
against any one in Tie middle weight class
INC night between k1ddy lGRl aEhor and Billy Nc
CArv, which to have occurred IN the California
Athletic Club rooms has been dec cd on on account
Of gallagher .scEGrS, Fitlsimmous will he suOsIr
mtea fur Gallagher, aud Will Ight Mccarthy ON May 20
lot purse OF ~ 30
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a Rsaeat 10 Harry Webb.

A testimonial benefit will he rendered 10
Harry Webb the well known sporting manager at the
Palace Rink Grand street wiiamsbursh, on Tuesday
evening May 20. Tho principal attraction viii 10
glove contest ot SIX rounds between benny Murphy
brother OF IThnk Murphy the famous EngIGh feather
weight pni I mmy hutton "f r'nlou, j Tho lattsr
holds thc bantam weight championship OF tho state "
New Jersey
G. Chase, the Western expert Ia slowing much
better form than Asl year Afsr the Western tnuTna
lnrhl he VIII Journey kas' and compete ~ several Of
plOuIlLl. - 1890 - " 1885,
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SHOOTING.


The left wing OF the Sixty ninth Regiment.
under command OF Major Dudy, composed Of Company
Il, Capt. Conan; Company u, Capt Cox; Company F.
capt Mortimer; Company Capt quinn, and Com
pany X. Capt Kerr about $50 men in all tried their
skill with tie rifle on the Creedmoor ranges Yesterday
1t raned intervals during the day although there
was little wind quite number Of tho men qualified
Ms rrstcas mnrksmen the 100 aud 800 yard ranges
Those who qualified first class marksmen tried the
500 and 600 ward sharrshootcrs ranges but all failed
to sCure III o necessary points ont Of possible TO-
which would enttie them to wear n shaTpshooterB
badge The scores:
YIELD AHp srAFT OFFICERS.
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The stuyvesant Athletic Club.

Tho latest athletic club In Harlem and one
that bids fair 10 become prominent in the a,het
some day is the stuyvesant Athletic Club 1t
las already n membership OF over half hundred and
the list Of candidates 10 quite large one Tho grounds
U the club lOcat lth street and First Avenue
and aseries Of members games Will be held here during
he season The will tai place on the last sun
day Of each month base ball team is
Of his promising club 1t will be put in tho field shortly
and viii be ready TO compete with all cOmerA s Lew
OF "a est 24h street is thoCorespondiuR Secretary
ana az Applications Tor membership should DO Rd-
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Canoe md Yachting Notes from Jersey

NeAt sunday will SEQ majority OF the bonts that
comprise the neet OF the Jersey City ravonia Oceanic
ana DauhtIess Yacht Clubs dancing on the waves.
The Irene considered be tho pser of any craft Of
her s1e that skins over the waters OF New York BAY
Is being entirely rebuilt under the supervision her
owner. Mr. john Bulen, who for wears COmInod
OF tho now prosperous Dauutless Yacht Club OF Com
munpaw.
An acquisition has been made the already stanch
Meet OF the lanthe Canoe club 1t is shape OF
cruising canoe fifteen feet long by six inches
beam However, as 1t VIII not take In any race
there W III be all the more fun tor its owner
The craft was designed and buit by James Everson OF
by MIR. j. IL Sipp.
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Totals.".....lOlI2 ~ STl
FOURTH CAM.
TEAM n
The New York Tennis Club.

Yesterday was ladies' day at tho New York
Tennis Club The Threatening weather prevented
many OF the fair sex from being present III spite Of
THIS few ladies and gentlemen put in an appearance
Tue morning rsin rather improved tho courts than
othetwt'e; hs The material az which they arc con
sructed allows tie moisture 10 absorb tho grounds
have recently been much improved. the grass borders
having been trimmed, so that they present n much
beitor appearance than they did On the opening day
several interesting sets we're played bStNs MeESrs
IN some friendly gamea The open tnuEI RInr Jtns
N looked forward 90 with pleasant antIvpAtlvn and
large entry list 10 hoped for.
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The Board Of Trustees Of tho New Jersey
Athletic Club held regular meeting Wednesday night
routine work and perfectng arrangements for the com
ing athletic season taking the greater portion OF the
evening. The following was adopted:
"RrEolrrd That We cordially endorse and will In all
proper ways uphold action OF the Board OF Man
ayers or the Amateur Athletic mon in 70
maintain high standard In Ath etic sports: and
"hrS0irrd That We make known 10 tho board OF Man.
ayers OF tho L. our continued confidence in them
In the responsible and aIduous public Oices they SO
well and often so thankfully III" -
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Tie for first place Van Siaden, >: Mol!er, s.
Sweepstakes Mt live birds - yards rise club rules TO
govern Miller. 3: Van Staden s. roge. =; Lager, ,
ho.er ?; NHght 2L Botty 10 $500
First race At glass balls - targets each man.-hiller
o: Van s,aden !; Noge ), Lager -; Moller TO- NRRhL
10; BOtty. I.
Second qasu ball shoo.-Miller. g. Van staden. 4;
Lager, I, Molcr :, YACHT r; Botty. 10.
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BASE BALL KNOCKED OUT.
TIE RAIN AGAIN TAKES a HAND IN
AND CARRIES THE DAY.

NotvyithatandinE the Mud and Wet, tho
Brooklyn n. L. Team Faces Comiskey's
Great Team and Defeats Them-Notes.
The rain knocked out base ball To large
extent Yesterday. Tho result Of tho games
played follow:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
In all citles-Ian.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. z; Chicago. 6.
In other cltos-Rain.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Syracuse. 6; st. Louis 0.
Columbus, 81 Rochester 4.
In other cities Rain.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Newark. II; Washington
In other cities-RaIn
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There Will DO Plenty of FIGhunE at This
Renent.

Paddy McGuiGGan. tho Newark light weight.
who whipped Harry Bartlett the Engtshman In seven
rounds whie It took Nike Gushing nearly double tho
time to do IT, will be rendered benefit the night of
May d. at the Enickerbocker Garden loboken. There
will lie three siK round contests on hs occasion and i
will be- nothing tight from tbs time the curtain rises
until the show 10 over DICK lIuns aud Alec MOHuRh,
two Jersey IitY feather weights have grunge against
one another and to settle Il ey will spar six rounds
AC'iuiggAn has unrrsl Austin gibbons Sbo II he could
stand before HIM tor EiK rounds wind mp, but lib
bOns has moi as yet given Az II he does
CepL tho same oner will lie made to George Butler.
who fought gibbons twelNe-rUund draw.
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The semi monthly meeting OF tho Kings
County wheemen was held At their club house last
night considerable business transacted important
OF which was thr ra ng NJ the annual dues Of Inc
from SIN to So. one now member was elected AMI
eight proposed for enrolment, among whom Is that
well known racing man. George N. iendeL
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Any good AVERAGE player can be IuTs OF playing on
match teams by loning tho Bedford Ciub OF Brooklyn
They rave an opening IOr Few good melL and tu
cuars can be Obtainod from their secretary T. Thorn.
ton. ~ DiylAlon avenue, Brooklyn
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Immediately upon the adjournment Of the
Board meeting. the pool experts of the Titan Athletic
Club to work, and less than nine games de-
cIIcd in tho handicap tourney which is now being
played among tho members of the club Tho results
j. COREY. scratch. 81; |, Robertson. points A.
i. Ferry. points, ~ II. kucbel 10 points ~
J. Corey scratch ~, ". j. Mcl.lroy. 10 points ~.
!. Elaherty. ~ points 90. T. T. ADAMS, 10 POINTS, 81
L Lyons. scratch, -. + Saomon 10 POINTS ~.
i 7 Lyons. scratch 30. II. knule, 10 points, ~.
TT Mcintyre points 80, j. H. F.alery. II FONTS ~
Ii. Enubn u points. 81: J. Is 1ahcTty - points -.
L. Robinson, points, 10; II. knubel. 10 points. II.
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Rowling.

The following Gnmo was rolled on Wednes-
day night between the North End Club Of Newark and
the Produce Exchange team. on the lSlters alleys
Broadway and Twenty second street:
Produce Exchange -Trafton, Isl; Clark l6S; MELON.
gall las, I. Brainerd NJ; Iaun. III. Uevoe, lIG:
liencken ISL. W br4iuerd 1885, Adams 1872; TrIlI 1871
TUta. l.b1S.
North tnds-Castle l4o: TIey. Isl Ryrr lis: Choate
lis. Cameron. 1905 Young lsi, fales Ij9, Thorn %
CLARK. lI6; Broke. IT,. Total, $50
The alleys of the East EiYhtvSiXth street branch of
tho Y. VI g. A. were recently REPAIRED and renprned
with tournament II. Eicle holds the champion
ship of tho branch having won the lrs, p-le bOwing
seventeen games tav-rARing 100 s.I5) and made the
highest Individual sCUre-24l.
The lonEtrS Bowling Association has been duly in
corpOrate and Yesterday they received their charter.
Ground has heen broken broadway tho erection
of Slu.trn club binding. On Tuesday night the fol
lowing officers elected John ycrs lres dent. j.
II Fielder Nicc.Fresident Leo i. SUheSsnrer. Secre
Rotary, Il. j. Mitchell Treasurer and j. j. Dewitt John
Foerst aud George koler. Trustees
Keller KAhSdort and frerckS rolled their series Mt
the spartan House last night with the following results
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SPORTS ON THE WATER.


SYDNEY, N. S. W., May 15.--The race hc-
tween Kemp and Mclean for 5000 side and
the scullnR championship Of the. world took
place on the ParamattR River to-day. 1t was
won Inv knInn
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EaIned runs-Syracuse. 7 Two base hit-Lhilds slo-
len bases-Childs McQuery, Wright, Battin (2l Ely.
Mclaughlin, Mccarthy Double plRy-Battin, Childs,
and McQuery. Bases on balIs-Wright, Fuller. struck
out-BRttin keefs, Briggs, MunyR ~ uartnett Sac
Ince hits-Ely, Dorgan 80, Mclaughlin, Battin Briggs,
Gettinger. Time, l.l1 tmpire-Barnum.
COLUMNS o; ROCHESTER, T.
ROCHESTER,, May I5-Kcking, and sometimes tho
audience thought with cause and chump act the
part of the home team were tho characteristics Of
DAVIS 1ne
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enty to laugh at. The score:

Earned runs-Brooklyn, s. Chicago .. Left on bases
brooklyn o: Chicago g First base on errors-Brook
w. First base on has-Of Van llatren, q on King.
fee hits-Baner Orr g! Duly, GomiSkey; Stolen bases
Joyce Andrews, Ward NHu Haltren, Latham Duffy.
Ryan, Comiskey. Double pAys-Cook and Waru: Joyce.
Bauer, and orr, Tw0.base hits-AndEews Ryan Far
rel Wild pitch"s-Nan Haltren, !; King. |. Passed
ball,Cook. Cmpros-uafney aud Barnes. Time
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Tho games of whist played by tho members
OF the BROOKLYN Bicycle club on Wednesday evening
made considerable change in the standing Of the men
The positions to date are;
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Four hne TRckotE balls poles meta Enys, peg4 marker.
mAlot. fork, and rules. complete, SIS, sCAOYerlLK
DAILY Gales SUG b WRy.-Adg.
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~, bArpe{d rHnsuW sshingt0n 7 HowAtk Two base
Double Plays-Whisller and gleason Smith, MODsrmott
End Fields, First base on balls-on Malohey, 4; on
mace, Stolen 1ases-Gleason, hcDermotL Hit by
Etehe5-9B Tien First base on srrors-washipEton !;
10 struck ont-By MaOney, =: by Mace, !. Passed
bAll-Duny Tme-l 80 Umpire-Mr. Valentine.
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Fishing.

Afew Boston maCkerel are being caught on North
Long Branch.
1fiye salmon we Ching 30 - %2Lp 2lL and II pounds
were tax ont OF the fenobscOt At bangor last month
Shad caught Iaboye Trenton weighed: I3JT pounds
white salmon weighing twenty pounds was taken OF
Monmouth Beach.
At the Banks they taking the largest sea ever
known and weskhSh arc coming into market weighing
eighteen and twenty pounds each.
The markets presented yesterday some OF the finest
specimens OF shAd weAks, Duefsh and Sc bass ever
before seen Tho catches everywhere are marvellous
In a three hours fish on CAnarsis y. A. Keena of
Hrookyn caught II blackhsh, some NJ turm weighing
scales ~ i've ponnds,
" II Durham % Belovie. y, ), caught at tho Ranks
II pound blAcehsh and blueHsh that matched II in
weight Ito Rlsn took "A " pound haddock aud an =
poand cod winding up with l6pOuud lobster. all At
one excursion AT least 90 sayB the american an tT.
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ID Ease ball popular prices Brooklyn vs. Toledo ~
Nuse"aod to-day Admission 70 ctlIs.-4dp.
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The Atlantic Association.
NEWARK.
WASHINGTON.


WARRINGTON. May l5-Riddle was hit by a ball ana
hurt badly that no had TO retire from the At
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nn.e nnll MnshInrton Fark To.dar.


HrnohlYn VS. Pittsburgh Adm soc. Game at 4 T., NJ.
lIith av. l. road aud horse cars direct
Ladies iTee 10 grounds and grand stand to'dAy.-Adr
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Ease hall. Eastern Park, To-day.
Chicago w. BrooElyn a. L. "CuminEky's stars " Va
The Wonders " +, NJ. Kings 90. l. TO grUund.-AdU
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g, H. Lyman Of the Toronto Lawn Tennis Club ia
showing great nnr9vsmonL and feels quite confident
Of winning the canadian championship unless some ~
tho american cracks put ~ All appearance anu g0bblo
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First Appearance of the Bisohs
I brotherhood Park to day.
MAO W New York
omission 90 cents. Game called at +-AdI
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Earned runs-ROehester !; LOlumbuS !. Two.baso
hits Greenwood, McTamauy, Reilly. Johnson. First
base on Salis,-By Barr. 81 by 1astTight, . Stolen
Iors-Connor, CAlihan, struck Out-By Barr. .; by
Gastright Passed balls-McGure, 2. TIme-l IS.
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Grand League Championship Game New York
Cleveland HaIng : r. Al. AdmsSlOn 1jc-4ir
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The American Association.


SYRACUSE. May l5-Pitcher Keete out OF sight
20 day. and the syracuse team right in line with
HIM Attenl Ance LES. 1he score
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TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS

TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS.
s9s6O. Shepherd, A and R s-santa
Monica, Elliott's add, lots, 2 gt
sss7s' Wilson, George w-Pasadena,
williams Home tract, lot Is, 9 81
Pasadena, Williams Home tract, lot 26, IL 81
Lot "a, II 6l
Lot 81, 10 W
Lot 20, 10 30
39SSS. Rutkins, Mary Ann. Mortgage
interest, Compton, Sc acres, bounded
north by county road, east by F1fth
street and Page. south by Mcdonald and
Cries. west by stevens and Lasswel. Is
SO 80. Emmerson, 4 A-MortgSge In
terest. Pomona, Kingsley tract sonth 2
30 ssssl. iagraham, Isaac w-Compton,
25 acres, bounded north by Crum ct al,
east by lockwood, south and west by
street, personal property and poll tax, 10 81
39393. Carpenter, j. Mortgage IN
terest, 25 acres Compton, bounded north
by Crum ct al, east by Lockwood, south
and west by street, SO
324S2 Allen, ,Jabez W-Pasadena, New
Fair Oaks Avenue tract, lot 8 b1 A, and
sSisS. Mason, Marion s-Mortgage in
Leres st, Pas. .dens Lewis 4 Landreth sub,
part OF & B tract lot TO- 16 Is
Sg4ss Thomas, W Hast Los An
geles lot bl6 II 3S
Lot bl E, oO
Lot IL bl g. IL
Lot IA bl 6, and personal property and
poll tax, IA 81
S9469 Richards, Stephen - Mortgage
inter crest. East Los Angeles, lot . bic 10 IA
ss47o. Green, R Henry C-Mortgage
interest, East Los Angeles, lot 3 bl =, 3 &c
Lot bl 6. 3 "a
s94s7. Holmes, Chas B-Goldsworthy
tract, Eighth street, los 16 II
S949S. Weibel. Adie-Mortgage interest,
LosAngeles improvement Co.'S sub, lot
bl 49, Hancock, s survey, lot 81 bl 10, II
39503. Flynn, John H-Mortgage in
terest, Pasadena Park Place Improve
ment Cos tract, lot 3S, Al
39510 Humphreys, Chas Fl - Mag
delena tract lot 2, l AZ
Lot and personal property, q
39540 Haben, CharleS-Ocean View
tract, lot 10 bl 3, personal property and
poll tax, q
S954l. Corker, John R-Mortgsge in
terest. Ocean View tract, lot bl :, 5.
Lot 10 bl 8, Al
S9SS9 Hard'e, Mrs Margaret Mort
gag interest. Washington Garden tract,
lot % bl 3, 99I
SSS6l. Taylor, Eli-Rancho Santa Ger
trudes, so acres bounded nortu by Dor
man, east by Lamore. south by county
road, west by Standler ct al, for poll tax, 5(
$3.50. Wagner Loms-Alosta, lot bl
5, for poll tax, 81
S9164. Bradshaw. Turrel T-Kennedy
tract. lot 10, for poll tax, 81
1924 Connor w A h-Platers sub of
Messick tract, lot bl ., for poll tax, 81
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LOU AZ,
39745. Ford, P Elijah-E Fields Oc-
cidental Heights tract, lot II bl 16,
Lot 13 bl Is,
39746. Davis, VIM P-Mortgage inter
est in 20 acres, south IL of northeast "a
of northwest of sec II, rs, W,
39760. Sells, Geo Wis acres, south
IL of fraction northeast 4 of southeast
Il OF bee 13. S. II W,
20 acres, west 1-2 of southwest ID of
southeast of southeastI of sec 7, 8,
10 W, and personsl property,
3979l. Peterson, Sc. e.ma-Mor gage in
terest, California Co operative Colony
tract, lot l bl 80.
Lot bl 80,
Lot bl 30,
Lot A bl 80,
Lot bl II,
Lot 10 bl II.
Lot IL bl II,
Lot i2 bl II,
1894. story. F Norton % acres in bl
Is, Humphreys Let add to Boyle
Heights, snd personal property,
3979S. King, Mrs S E-20 acres, west
"A of southeast "a of northwest Il OF sec
IL, s, 10 W, and personal properly,
39S0o. Wright. Chas B-Rancho San
Antonio, 10 acres. bounded north by
county road, east and south by Kinds,
west by Norton,
39802. Whittemore, Mrs Martha A-10
acres, southwest IA of southeast Ia of
north west IA of sec 8, SOW,
398O6. Wilson, N Christopher = so
acres, south IL Of northwest IA sec %, 3
n. 16 W,
GAO acres, sec II, 4 n, Is W,
100 acres. fractional southwest Ia Of
rec 20. 3 n, Is W,