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Fmbezzied to Play tie Ieaces,

NEwAEK. July 93.-Michae! Mu!vey nm In.
spcctor for the Newark Water Boar and ex.
Ircasur"r O. the l.ss"r division OF the Ancient
order Of !iibernia!s Was arrested IN Newark
ye-'"riay on tho COMPLIANT OF Treasurer Mo-
DOw"!l OF he order. II cH-iug Mulvey Of EN-.
be-, ,in- $50 OF ia fun Is ln"!ud NJ two death
claims Mn Ney admlue tho emb"z2lsmo mt
lOIseA. -
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\ New Tonor q, tn. Amph,,h.a,-..

An important addition has been made TO the
Theodore Thomas Orchestra at the Maids on
sInnre, ,Gar'cn Amrhitheatre. The favorite
aud W make lis first anna an,e newt sum
day evening. Among h s solo. will be he
Eusltcnna" The hus &c Cavalier which re-
Gently created sensation III Italy and will Re
sung for the first time in America on this &C.
casiOn.
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bribery In Canada.

OTTAWA. July 23.-At tho meeting OF the Priv
ileGes and Elections Committee Robert H. Nc
Greevsy, who Is one OF the most active OF tho
prosecutors OF the CHARGES o, corruption
against his brother. the Hon. Thomas McGree-
yey. testified that he obtained from Larkin.
been obtained for the firm through his broth-
er'S influence; notes TO the value Of $25OOJ.
Fart Of which had Teen used by the Hon.
Thomas McGreevey in the paying OF a pers nal
debt of iUJu
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Told Her to Aim at Him and she Did.

CAGro. H., July %. George W, Higgins.
leading merchant Of olmstead pu'aski county.
was fatally shot yesterday by Miss Minnie
Keddv. who was handling revolver. which
was supposed not 10 be loaded. Mr. Higgins
told her not 10 be afraid OF H. and 10 SNAP II at
him, which she did. The first time II failed to
20 OF. but upon the second trial IL exploded,
the bal entering Mr.. HiggIus's stomach. He
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Worlds Fair Appointments.

CHICAGO. July 2s.-Herbert b. Adams oil
Johns Hopkins University was nominated TO.
day by Direct 'r-G"neral Davis as chief OF the
dIrrc' DRY unanimously confirmed Prof A Iains !
atpnLimen'. W. x. ga .Ii-.eo Of NiclIiia Kan,
son OF :, 80" atpr Carlisle was elected AS.
sisIalt solicitor GeLeraI OF the Exposition
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The Servant who Drowned with Youn !.
HrCkaw,

The FUrrcGNte's ofice has issued letters OF
administration on tho estate Of Annis +.
Doyle. who was drowned az Elbsron GA June
"a with young Brokaw. who SO gallan lily al.
tempted her rescue. She was an orphan. her
nearest relatives being Patrick DOYLE a
Doyle had small bank account. no, exceed
ing 800.
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All are entitled 10 the best that their money will buy.
90 every family should nave A. once botte OF ths
TEN when costire or bilious
FOR sac III SOc aud si,vo bottles By al leading drug
gtltA-<d9
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American War ships vI.lt maI,ru..

HALIFAX. july 2a.-The American war ships
Philadelphia aud Petrol arrived In port this al.
'eTnoon from Nav London. They EXCHANGED
salufes with the British war ships and the
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TIE RACE FOR CEN nAuLEr,y SEAT
Buikeiey Has n sood start. hut Sam res.
eenden MAJ Win in tho Home stretch.

eendeu MAY WIN In tho Homestretch.
HARTFORD. July 23.-TnE suS's reading OF
the Lynde Harrison Porter eristolary Inn
broRlio. involving q presumed contest between
tho Hon. Sam Fessenden md Morgan G..
Buckley. each OF whom aims to he sont to tho
United States Senate in place OF joseph II.
IIawlev by the next Legislature. had the ef-
foot OF bombshell among Connecticut poll
ticians. Most Republican as we'll as Demo-
cratic politicians were honestly surprised. no
doubt. at tho disclosure OF tho deep-laid cain
paign. but not one questioned the presump-
tive verify OF any OF the averments. A few OF
the most influential leaders expressed no sur
prise. and would commit themselves to no
opinion. Ono veteran lobbyist. however. said
frankly. though gunrdedly:
good many things are liable 20 happen
In the future. and will admit that tho iden set
forth in The SuN hal occurred to mo-"
He added, incidentally, with respect to the
merits OF the Harrison rortor controversy
on the face Of It," rs he said-thnt Porter had
by no means refutcd the vital charge preferred
by Judge Harrison. namely. that the " original
committee rerort had leon altered By that
committee ut a subsequent session after 1t was
first drawn up" He said:
THAT telegram from Porter TO Judge Har-
rison at dead OF night, stating thnt tho rel ort
had Uesn altered and would then be satis'ac-
tory probably TO him tHarrisunl settled that
part OF the debate finally. Porter Inns not re-
piled TO tho telegram charge at MI. and the
in ference that follows his failure to do so Is
easy for any ono 10 draw. Again. ror,cr is
lame in charging that Harrison is AMI
long has been nero political Gau-
bier for the natural rerly is: We'll. then
you knew all along that Harrison was po!i,i-
cal gambler. and yet you and the com mlttre
consulted Julge Harrison. IMPOSING implicit
confidence IN his judsmep Integrity in
the deliberations OF You ttee and In
max ing YOUR report. and, j. that mid.
night Telegram shows the report
as c.Sscly aSunG ND ttel in ac-
cord lpaHl La lmcd tho
S6 3 s such u
De&0ns.steh Int vi bdsd poll
N's you proclaim, was your
eotcitude TO gain JUG g approval
OF your committee req I with your
lately eSprsss,d opEn that he ia
merely q political GAINS Mr.. Porter
has answered nothing in ! b to Judge
Harrison that is of vital Doeiuenco or Ia
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when You Are shopping
stop at Rtsrs 9Th Av and 22d o.. and refresh your
sell With xiAas Of perfect soda uAtat. -AsI
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dS { aSVIy U
sssI111I

Nrs you proclaim.
eoltcitude TO gain Jud
OF your committee req
lately express ID opif1
merely q political hmyl
has answered nothing in
Harrison TINT 10 IF vital
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lNteEFty IN
,ttee and In
Is that mid.
y the report
ttell in ac-
4mcd tho
s such u
bdsd poll
was your
Is approval
tt.with your
: that he Is
Mr.. Porter
y to Judge
=
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NEW YORK Nov. thinning shares were as
lollnwa.
Nov. 11.-Following are the
California Produce in New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Commercial Bulle-
tin says: San Francisco packers seem still to be
very bullish on California produce. and from
the tenor of their advices it might be presumed
that the receipt of orders for a few carloads of
fruit is the signal for marking the prices up
half a cent per pound. Doubtless recent heavy
purchases against early short sales give the
market good measure of support, and it is
probable. too, that the manner in which goods
have passed into the channels of consumption
has favorable bearing. Still, it may be sug-
gested that the Pacific coast boomers are setting
the pace too rapid for endura ice, and which
may turn out something in the nature of hold
ing an umbrella for the other fellow. At pres
ent sacked prunes, COS and COS, are offered at
7ssCG7s4 cents, delivered here in carload lots,
which is relatively cheaper than the lowest
prices wired from the coast by some holders
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sengers and mdse to P. C. s. Co. Nov. 10,
Santa Cruz, Nicholson. to San Francisco and
way, freight to p. G. s. s. Co. Nov. IL
Steamer Corona Hall. to San Diego and wny,
passengers and mdse, to r. c. 8. s. Co.
DUE TO ARRLvE-Nov. 13-Steamer Corona,
Hall, from San Diego and way, passengers and
merchandise, to 8. Co. Nov. 14-8teamer
Pomona Leland, from San Francisco nd way,
passengers and merchandise, to S. p. CO. Nov.
i5-Steamer Pomona, Leland, from Newport,
passengers and merchandise. to s. P. Co. Nov.
l6--Steamer Queen of the Pacific, from San
Francisco, passengers and merchandise, to s.
p. Co.
DUE TO 6An--Nov 13-steamer Corona, Hall,
to San Francisco and way, passengers and mer-
chandise, to p. o. s. s. Co. Nov. 14-Steamer
Pomona, Leland, to Newport and way. passen-
gers and merchandise, to p. G. S. s. Co. Nov.
I5-Steamer Pomona, Leland. to San Francisco
and way, passengers md merchandise, to Z. c.
S. s. Co Nov. 16-Steamer Queen of the Pa
cific, TO San Diego, passengers and merchan-
disc. to P. c. 5. s. Co.
TIDEs-Nov 12-High water. 637 m.
Gao D. M; low water, 1 l 30 a. m. IL 80 p. IN.
NOTICE TO MARINERs-The following has been
issued by the lighthouse board Notice is here
by given that the single pile beacon, painted
black, on the west side of the channel OF the
inner harbor of San Pedro, near the end of rail
road wharf, has been replaced.
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Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.

frhe quotations given below are Los Angeles
wholesale selling prices. The prices paid pro 10,
ducers rule little lower, due alioWancS oeine
made, of course, for wholesalers pronts'
Provisions.
HAMs-Rex. 1867: Lily, 13cl4. -, .,
BAcoN-Rex, 1414c; Lily, 14Ac; heaVy' "a
G11l4c; medium, 1lsz(012H.
SALT PoRK-Dry, lie. -, ,,a<
DRIED BEEF-Hams, 11Mc; inside, l3M. a.
LARD-eefned 3's PIC; os, -; ,ai ~ h e No.
sos, s14c special brand, pure leaf' S74c hisher
Mil Products.
FLouR-Los Angeles xxx, $5.2 per Dbl
SsP So WHOLE Mi,E s. $780, 9S s sRsaEs SIS
MILL FEED-Bran, per ton, TZ4;V0i sn niIt
S26. 90; cracked corn per Genital, VI. ~; rolled
barley, 1.15; mixed feed, s1.2o; ieeu meal
$1.25.
BARLEY-Per GENITAL, 81. Is.
ConN-Laree yellow, per Genital, SLID; small
oATs-No. /, per GENITAL, $50.
WHEAT-No, i, per Genital, $l.9Ji NO =
HAY-oat No. l, s1O.0O@11 90; wheat No !
l .00@12 90; barley No. l., 10 oVSglI:oV;
alfalfa No l, 1000; No. grades, u lower Ill
sTRAw-Barley, per ton, SO 90; wheat, $500.
Poultry and Eggs.
PoULTRY-Hens, So. O015 so per doz;; young
ROSTERS, 81 .5005 90; old roosters, W @e' ~;
broilers. $3.0093.50; ducks, .o0Ig9;; ~
geese, 75c0S1.50 per head; turkeys, l4t9loc'
KGGs-Fresh ranch, 35c.; eastern, 2S(g3oc
Dairy Products.
BuTTER-Faney roll, 671S@7oc: choice GOO
Csc; fair 45(055c; eastern, 30033c ,s
CHEESE = Eastern, 140@1413c; California;
large. l4]zc; small, 15IS@i6c; three-pound
hand, 161s(@l7c.
Honey and Beeswax.
HoNEY-Comb, LIB forms, 13s@l5c; extract
BEEswAx-24@26c.
ALMoNDs-Soft she'll, l5@16o; paper shell,
1S(02Oc; hard shell, 6(0Sc
PEANUrs--Raw. 3d5c per n; roasted, 5@8c.
WALNUrs-Hard shell, 6@Sc; soft shell,
s@1Oc.
ApPLEs-Evaporated 901Oc.
AIkIcoTs- Bleac hed, 618; sun dried. 5G7
FIGs-California, 14016
PEAcHEs-Fancye vaporated, unpeeled, z9Sc;
peeled, 14016c; sun dried. unpeeled, oC0oc.
PRUNEs Fancy, S010c: choice 5(9!
RAIsINs-London layers, 81. 50@$i 70; loose
Muscatels, 81 J0@s1. 25 per box; sultana, seed
Fresh Fruits.
ArPLEs--Local, per box, $l.o0@1 rs; eastern
PC Cn AN ~ RES Dbl. 80 .oo@1o 90.
LEMoNs-Cured. 50 1904 per box: uncured,
81 50012 %.
PEAEs-Per h. 20D3c.
Miscellaneous.
BEANs-Pink, 50. 1902 so per 100 lbs: limas,
50 5O@3 oO navy, small, s2.5o@3 90; Gar
CABBAGEs-Per 100 lbs, 81 .00@1 rs.
ONIoNs-Per 100 lbs. soc.
PoTAToEs-Per 100 lbs, 50(9S1. 90.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Per 100 lbs, 650qT5c.
ToMAToEs-Per box, 65D75c.
Fresh Meats.
BEEF-Per Id. 414055c.
MUTToN-Per Id 7(0Sc. =
LAMB-Per lb. 9010c. 4
PoRK-Per 10. &c.
VEAL-Per ID. 7(910c.
The worst attacks of indigestion Simmons
Liver Regulator never fails to relieve.
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BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.-THE produce mar
kets were rather quiet this morning but prices
were unchanged, although tending lower.
Wheat steady at yesterdays quotations. Barley
strong, with fair demand at quotations. Oats
quiet and prices rather easier. Corn dull. and
quotations weak and lower. Other cereals I'M
changed.
The vegetable market is quiet, with receipts
fully equal to the demand. Tomatoes continue
plentiful and weak. Potatoes coming in heav-
ily and duh. Onions steady.
The market for fresh fruits is unchanged. The
demand is now limited to grapes and apples.
Wine grapes continue to arrive freely. Choice
pears sell well.
The dairy produce market is quiet,with prices
firmly maintained under light demand for the
better grades of ranch butter Choice ranch
eggs scaIce.
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WEDNESDAY. Nov. IL. 1891.
q p C Tonner TO Jas E Hamilton, Fredric Fuller
and Robert Melrose-Lots to IL frey &
Rhorer's sub Burdick add Pomona, 37-44; So.
Ramon Valenzuela and wife to Emile Pei
ter-Lots end bl %, L l. A, 3-I64; $1,000.
Bruce Wetherby and wife to J N Elliott
Indianapolis Place, Pasadena, 12-S9: IS.
II Flory to Emma Morrison-Lols II Is
19apd 20 florys sub San Fernando; 800
Eugene Hilliard to Ernestine Hilliard-Lot
s : sRa "a lot 4 "hisl0ok sub San Fernandez
Chas B Bullock to Mrs Margaret wade-20
acres in land of Santa Gert1udes Land Assn;
Mary G and whitney to L Miller-Lot
bl 25 Glendale, else and water: 5000.
Rosetta Olsen and husband to Marillah b
setle-Part OF lot IL bl 2 Norwalk, 1913;
Ell winans and wife and Redondo Beach Co
to Z serrot-Lot SO bl 1863 Redondo Beach,
Plat. tax collector. to white-Lot 10 bl d
Ellis sub blk 3S II s, tax deed; s4.7s.
s White to Jno Mitchell-Land as last above;
John Hutton to June Thomson-Lots As and
AZ bi Westinghouse trt, 2l-62; S.
Maholm to Sarah Thompson-Lot 33
Eunks sub Valenzuela trt 1892; $1,000.
Alice L Bartram to J M Elliott-4.15 of 1900
part of water right acquired by the Lake Vine
yard Land and Water Co in the Arroyo Seco,
Mrs Elizabeth Flory to w H Flory-Lots IL 10
1aand 20, Flory's addn to San Fernando, 81
5 1 Dodge to Thos Hughes-Lots 20 and "a,
Cox Bros subd of KirkhQf tract, sos; also
lot bl 40, Elecric Railway Homestead assocn
tract, l4-27; also lot 80 blk rs, u townsite
of Rosecrans, $3.50; also lot 1S bl 8, Highland
tract, 6--538; $500.
Wallace Pearsall to II M Ames-L0t Q hl /.
I'M Amess subd Of Glassell tract, 1913; $500.
Saml B Hunt to John Gerner-E 90 feet OF lot
/, Nordholt tract, 6-33; ST.
L Decker to Martha Decker-Lots "a and IS
Star tract. 1880; 81.
CHI Lienau to Carl Zadack-Lo.s 3 and 4 bl 2,
Lienaus Cottage Home trt, 24-49: $500.
J Elwood Ellis to Emile Ellis--Lot 8 bl NJ, 81
--27; IS.
Platt tax collector. to @ Dorland-Lot 10
bl c, W Ellis subd bl 49, H S; $225
C p Dorlaud to L Siebenhauer ct al-Land as
last above, 1852: $50.
Mrs Anna Spencer to Minnie A Hopkins
9Ox143 ieet front on Millaid ave, 177-632;
$500.
Overton trt, 26-52: 800.
Hannah Gilbert to James c Van Orden ct al
Lot 10 bl q 50x157 II front side of Tenth st
running to Beach ave; $500.
Joseph Hyans to Frank Moir-Lot 25 Joseph
Hyan's sub bl 70. III 2l-60; $500
USA to Geo Jeffrey-NW14 sec ID T N R ID
RW Poindexter and wife to Mary H Shafer--'
Lot 80 bl A, Shafcr & Lanterman's sub Monta-
que trt, 1916: $6OS.
SUMMARY.
Total number of transfers. so
With nominal consideration. IL
Total consideration. ...s...-...... Sl4Ool %
Note-Figures separated by a dash represent
the BOOK and page OF miscellaneous records.
No doctors bills presented to the families
who use Simmons Liver Regulator.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
EXCHANGE REVIEW.

EXCHANGE REVIEW.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE stock market today
WAS very dull; none OF the list showed any life.
During the first half hour there was slight
activity, which died away, and dropping ten
dency appeared in one or wosmall stocks. The
market closed quiet.with unimportant changes
from last nights close. Union Pacific and Chi
cago gas however, made a gain Of Ia per cent
each.
Government bonds steady.
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Money on call easy
closed offered at 3 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, $685. per cent.
Sterling Exchange = Steady; 60-day bills.
$500; demand A.e3h.
LONDON, Nov. IL, p. m.-Closing consols,
money, "a 13-l6; do account, 95 lie: U. 8. As,
1907; do AIS, $l03.
Money! per cent.
BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Bar silver, per o..
9O7sc
LONDON, Nov. 11.-Bar silver, 435sd per
ounce.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.-Bar silver, 947s @
95c per ounce.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11.-Mexican dollars,
74@74l4c.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
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SAN PEDRO. Noyember 11, 1sef.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9.-Steamer Queen of
the Pacific. Alexander, from San Diego, passen-
gers and mdse to S. z. Co.; steam schooner
Alcazar, Gunderson, from Greenwich, 1000
railroad ties and 400 piles to S. P. Co schoon-
er Serena Thayer McVicar, from Eureka. $780,
600 lumber to W. II. p. NJ. & l.. Co.; Br. ship
cement and glass to Whittier. Fuller & Co.;
steamer Eureka, Smith. from San Francisco and
waypassengers and mdse, to s. p. Co. Nov. To-
sengers and mdse to 3. P. Co.: schooner
Una. Smith, from Urnpqua, 100000 feet lum-
per to y. NJ. G. Lumber Co.; steamer Santa
% tons powder and 100 tel poles to s. P. Co.
NOV. ll-Steamer Corona, Hall, from San
Poo.
6AILEp-Noyember 9-Steamer Queen of the
Pacific, Alexander, to San Francisco passen-
Steamer Eureka, Smith, to Newport passenger
and mdse TO 7. G: Q. 8. Co. Nov. los Steamer
Eureka, Smith, to SAN Francisco and way; pas
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General Markets.

Petroleum.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Petroleum closed al
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V.tvarv Men

Livery Men.
More of the celebrated Columbus buggies re-
ceived by Hawley, King d. Co.
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Today's Calendar.

SUPERIOR CoURT-DEPARTMENT ONE.
People VS.. Lewis Case.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
Est and guards of Badam minors-Pet for
sale of realty.
Est of J. r. Madden-Pet for deed.
Est of C. Haynes-Pet to lease and sell pers
prop.
Est. of Williams-Set apart estate.
Est and guards. of NJ. Froehlinger-Appt of
guardian.
Est, of G. d. Ripley-Acct. and dist.
Est. of Sophia NJ. Galbraith.
Est. of B. Cohn-Supplementa acct.
Lem vs. Darcy-Trial.
San Pedro Lumber Co. VS. Merrick Reynolds
Argument.
DEPARTMENT THREE.
Bona VS.. l.. A. Con. Co.
DEPARTMENT FOUR.
Bryant vs. Boyce.
Barclay ct al. VS.. Gibson
DEPARTMENT FIVE.
Tibbs VS.. Ballard.
Patton VS.. l.. A. IL p. Ry. Co.
DEPARTMENT SIX.
People VS. Ed l.. Baker
Peterson VS.. Castrucclo.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Wheatstronger Theopen-
ing was unsettled, and prices soon advanced u
ole, then eased off some, but held quite firmly
and closed about A(97sc higher than yesterday.
Receipts, 1,721,00o bushels; shipments,
1.144,0 bushels.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL. = Close Wheat, firm
Cash, csc; December, 9614c; May, 81 O3.
Corn -Steady cash, $500; December, 4oAc;
May, 1870.
Oats-Easy: cash, 3lskc; December, 311ac;
May, 3 s60g3la4c.
Barley Quiet, SOC.
Rye Easy; 90c
Flax-Slow; 93Hc.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 1l.-WheAt, strong; buy
er season. $780,; buyer, '9l, 81. 84,4.
Barley Easy; buyer season. 81. 1871; buyer 81,
81. 13M,
Corn-$1.5O
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1l.-Wheat: Holders offer
moderately. No. 2 red winter, es SID per cen
tai firm; No. 2 red spring, IS 9Iad steady.
Corn-Holders offer moderately. Spot 6s 6Ad
per Genital, firm: November, IS sgd, firm; De
cember, is AID, firm January, 5s I'D, firm
for new.
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New Suits.

The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. VS.. F.
n. Locke Compiaint on foreclosure for sl0,
563.
Andrew Glassell VS.. Edgar b. Beecher-Suit
for the appointment of a receiver to the part
nership of E. b. Beecher e. Co.
Daniel Freeman VS.. NJ. ]. Hutchinson ct al
Suit to recover $l03l .25 due on contract Tor
the purchase of land secured by promissory
notes
Daniel Freeman VS.. M. J. Hutchinson ct al
Suit to recover $500 due on contract secured by
prOmissory notes
Savings Bank Of Southern California VS.. j. g.
sentt-Complaint on foreclosure OF mortgage
for $4721.4S
Louisiana r. Long VS.. Richard Kichline-
Complaint on foreclosure of mortgage for 1900.
G.. Worth VS.. Henry Kennedy ct al.-Suit to
recover ON promissory note for $3.50.
VIM D. Vawter VS.. II. NJ. Russell ct al.-Com-
plant on foreclosure of mortgage for 1868.
Cornelius Cornell VS.. Andrew J. Viele-Com-
plant on foreclosure of mortgage for $8lS.33.
Simmons Liver Regulator always cures and
prevents Indigestion or dyspepsia
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NEW YORK. Nov. 11.-Hops: Firm; Pacific
I Coffee : Options closed steady, 20 to 80
points up. Sales. 10000 bags. Noyember
sII.95M12 20; December, s1l.95@12. Is; Jan
uary, siI 75@12. 90; May, 81 .20@1l 40. Spot
Rio'frm; No z, 1870.
Sugar-Raw, quiet, firm. Refined firm, fair
Copper-steady; lake, November $l1.35 De.
cember, $l1 80.
Lead-Dull; Domestic, 81. l6.
Tin-Firmer; Straits. $19.S5.
CHICAGO, Nov. 11-Pork steady; cash, 10. 40 g
S.42lS; January, $11 20.
Lard-Steady; cash, s.. 12gk; January. s6.22lS
Shoulders--S5 0005. 12x.
Short clear SO. 25(D$6. 30.
Short ribs-s5. 75@6.60
OHIcAGo, Nov IL --Whiskey-$l.1 6.
mr. Henlevs Celery. Beef and Iron, the grea
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-11-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Simmons Liver Regulator always cures an'
prevents indigestion or dyspepsia.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-11-12

Or. Henley's Celery. Beef and Iron, the great
nerve tonic. Sold by all druggists
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-11-12
MARINE NEWS.

No doctors bills presented to the families
who use simmons Liver Regulator.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-11-12

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Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-11-12
THE COURTS.
Superior Court.
DEPARTMENT ONE.

Superior Court.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
Calendar clear.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
Est of Sophia NJ. Galbraith-Contd to Nov.
18th.
Est of H. B. Tbomas-Acct allowed; dist or
dered.
Est Of Horace NJ wells-Acct allowed; dist
Est of NJ. W. McGee-Contd to Nov. 18th.
Est of Geo. Robinson-Pet allowed.
Est OF Seebald minors-Acct allowed.
Est of Mary Murphy-Sale confirmed.
Rst of b. Cohn-Test heard; contd to 18th
San Pedro Lumber Co. vs. Reynolds-Argu-
ment resumed
DEPARTMENT THREE.
schneider VS.. Redondo Ry Co.-Cause stated
to be settled and dismissed.
Atlas Assn Co vs. Redondo Ry Co.-Contd for
Rayd VS.. Oddous Verdict for pltf $3.50.
Wheeler vs. Placinta M. e. NJ. Co.-Contd to
DEPARTMENT FOUR.
Mcfarland VS.. Weisendanger-Transfer to
Burns VS.. Burns-of calendar stated as dis
missed.
Barclay vs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cont'd to
Quarre vs.. Quarre-Decree for pltf
In re insanity Natalie Mage-Committed to
Stockton asylum.
DEPARTMENT FIVE.
Patten VS.. L. A. P. Ry Co.-Dismissed as to
Moses Avery and Herman Silver-Contd to 12tq
as to Samuel Luitweiler.
Moir VS.. Perry ct al.-Judgment for pltf
$1,000.
In re insolvency Edward Jesurem-Insolvent
discharged.
Geise VS. Erbes--Motion to satisfy Judgment
sustained Ave days stay of execution granted.
Penney VS.. Fleming-Contd for session,
DEPARTMENT SIX.
PEG ,Ie VS.. John c. Hoy-Sentence contd to
Monday Nov. 10Th.
In re contempt ]. X Stump-Cont'd for hear
ing to Tuesday, Nov. 10th.
People VS.. Nd L. Baker-On trial.
A. Hei man VS.. G. Won der Kuhlen-Conrd to
18th.
j. M Elliott VS.. NJ. V. Observation-Disclosures
ordered for plaintiff
Dep vs. Delp Pitts motion for new trial
granted; cause transferred TO dept three.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-08
srf. and tRrrriNr

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