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The herald., 1893-10-08

yJNHE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
IL Loan and Trust company are inclosed in
fire-proof and burglarproof vault, with time
locks, and brilliantly lighted by electricity;
alcoves attached for the private examination
OF valuables, with writing materials; young
lady in attendance. 81 If
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AS5O00 or $4,000 residence Sioux City for
j. s. VAN DOREN,
10-i itf 304 w. First st
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t Heights, close to electric car line; also
large lot in South Pasadena for live stock
wagons, harness. Address NJ. NJ, care of mail
carrier u, city, 1t
I,OR EXCHANGE - HANDSOME YOUNG
Il lemon and orange orchard of 20 acres,
property Or business equity; $4,000
j. S. VAN D0REN,
1O-4 IL 3O4 W. First st.
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IL acres land just outside city; fine house,
cost $4,000, all modern improvements; con-
venient TO cars; price $S00O; will take other
properly for equity. w
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$6000-20-room lodging-house near s. P.
depot; wants small piece business property,
will pay $4,000 or $4,000 difference. HOO
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DERsONAL--A BATCHELOR, AGED 20, Low
l. ing disposition, temperate habits; owns
good residence, clear desires to meet good
children, who has some means; brunette pre-
erred; object matrimOny; all letters conf--
Dental. Address II, beX 80, this Office. 1O-S /
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.
NTANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF STEADY
w habits position clerk in mercantile
establishment; has had some experience in
gents furnishing goods, Shoes clothing and
groceries; has extensive acquaintance and
speaks the Spanish language: will be satisfied
with moderate salary; best of references. Ad-
dress II, rooms l3 and Is, 1904 $. Spring
street. los st
w JANTED-YOUNG JAPANESE WANTS A
w position 10 do gardening or make him
self useful around the house; knows about
horses and cows etc. Address YAMAKI 30l
Commercial street. 1913 1t
NK7 7ANTED-JAPANESE COMPETENT COOK
w wants situation in city or country Ad-
dress I. SATo, sol Commercial street. los 2t
NXyANTED = GARDEN, ORCHARD, MUIR
w sery work; terms reasonable; references
given. Address BYRNE, 314 8 Broadway.
10-S 3t
VVANTED-WORK BY MARRIED MAN,
w who has had long experience in press
correspondence and in the book business.
Address j. Q. H., l51 N DAILY street, Los Ange-
les, Cal. 10 5 1t
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$3OO0--A No. l naval orange orchards, 10
acres T-year-old bearing trees, for Los Angeles
income property. 277
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$70l-7 lots ~ acres) in full-bearing trees
in Burbank for lot in city. 1116
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M AIKIMONIAL-A REFINED AND CULTI-
Vi waited young lady, living unhappily with
her guardian, good housekeeper, fond of
country life and financially Independent,
wishes to correspond with some honorable
agriculturist or stock-raiser who is matrimo-
nially inclined no attention will be paid to
answers unless the writer's contemplate imme-
diate matrimony; full particulars must be
given; state age and religion; enclose picture
ii convenient. Address Drawer 3, Suspension
Bridge T. o., New York. SlS-sun 2t-w At
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DERsONAL- RALPH BROS GOLD BAR
4 foqE, $l;Go; city -four soe;, granulated
rolled oats, 25c; sardines. . boxes, 25c; table
fruit 3 cans soc; Midland coffee, 25c ID; east
beef, l5c lard, 10 lbs, 95c; 5 lbs, soc. 6oI
South Spring street, corner sixth.
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ENTLER, 0BEAR & CO.,
2I3 W. First ST.
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EMMANUEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
i corner Tenth and Pearl streets. Preaching
by Rev. Dr. Chichester at II am Young
peoples meeting at 8 80 pm. Evening SER
vice at 80 pm. Everybody welcome.
THE PEOPLES CHURCH (NON sECTARIAN)
Il Rev. J. H. Phillips pastor. Services in
Grand Opera House hall at Il am. Every
body invited. No night service.
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II 2is West First street.
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4 lots in East Los Angeles, only $500. 2s7

One of the finest homes on Figueroa ST., 10
large rooms, all modern conyeniences; this is
very cheap and fine; price $1,000. 276
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HELP wANrRp-FRMALE.

L-~----~~--~>-----e,>-
WANTED FlNE-APPEARING, EDU-
w Gated, industrious woman, between %
and 3d. without family, to do office work help
and learn to cure cancers, at small, increasi ng
wages and board. DIR. CHAMLEY, 21l W.
First st. 10-S 2t
w ANTED-GO0D HELP FOR HOTELS AND
w families at the Woman's Exchange and
Employment Office, 45 s Raymond avenue,
opposite postoIlice. Pasadena. Sis II
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11-room good house close in, nicely papered
and painted; fruit, ety.; street graded and
severed; price $500; only $3.50 cash, balance
to suit. 191
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4 TTENTION LADIEsl-"EAiAIA' BUST DE-
IA veloper Will enlarge your bust inches;
illusteted cataHgue &c, by mail. Emma Toilet
Bazar, Boston, Mass. los i3t suns
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TOR EXCHANGE = $4,000 = A HOTEL
j. building on one of the business streets of
the city, consisting OF 60 rooms, on lot 50x150;
building cost $2S, 900 and lot cost $4,000; all
in good state of repair and can be made to rent
for 5000 per month"; and ought to sell in less
than years for $4,000. In order to close up
an estate this property will be exchanged on a
basis of $12 900, one-half cash and balance
any good clear property worth the money
NOLAN Il SMITH,
104 If 22S w. Second st.
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S160O-40 acres good alfalfa land for city
DrOperty.
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Nice lodging-house, Spring ST., IL rooms,
only $3.50; rent only $40. Tvs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES..
n3DEA & BARR,
~ 1o3 S. Broadway.
Want Bargains
In Real Estate
OF Any Kind,
ALSO,
Want Money
To Loan
On Good
Real Estate Security.
O'DEA q BARR,
10-5 If 103 S. Broadway
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TTOR EXCHANGE-A NICE STOCK OF GRO
A ceries with a good brick store in growing
country town; good trade; to exchange for a
small improved ranch
3 acres ON Vermont and franklin aves, 5
room cottage, well, windmill and tapk, to ex-
change for southwest city property.
4 lots and houses well located to exchange
value $4,000; want gents furnishing and
cloth ing; will pay from 5000 to $1o, 600 cash
besides. ]. w. FOSTER,
los 3t 237 w. First ST.
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EOR ALE-$170O-LOT n BONNIE BRAE
r tract; clean side of street
R3500-Fino corner on Graz Id ave-, 10lx211,
comprising three large lots.
S250O-Corner lot on Eighteenth ST., 1O5x
175.
S3OOo-Lot 5oxl50 on Los \ ngeles st.
S2j0o-Lot on Upper Main ST., rents for 1926
per month.
S75OO-Lot 105x15O on Main ST., with three
two-story houses, which are always rented
%6O0-Lot 6Oxl50 on Pearl ST. , between Sec
ond ana Third SITS.
$6O0-Lot 50X150 on Santee st.
ERNEST G. TAYLOR
10-7 1t 2i4 N. Spring ST.
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| LOR EXCHANGE
$3000-1o-room house. California style,
/ clear of encumbrance, TO exchange for land
| with small house and barn and good for al
falfa. 1O1S
$looon5 acres ere win water water in town Of Sorth
$25oo-i7 acres good land at Palms for house
on hills; not encountered overs $500. 1851
$200o-t6o acres good clear land in Kansas
and $1,000 for cottage in Los Angeles. 1904
ssooo,,5 acres in bearing oranges, IL to 70
years Old, at Alhambra, In good condition, Tor
house Georgia Bell or Washington, or in that
neighborhood. 293
$2O,000--An elegant house in Pasadena cost
ing $4,000 for good residence in Los Angeles.
Thirtieth st. for small house close in and some
cash. 1911
$6oo-16o acres in Antelope, all good land,
for house in Los Angeles. 1917
$t0ao-The equity in 40 acres good sandy
cent, for good lot or cheap lot and horse and
buggy.
$3500-10 acres in Eagle Rock valley all set
TO peaches $40, 90 nursery stock budded.
house furnished horses, wagons, harness and
tools very fine place, to exchange for house
in city.
$2000--A 5-room honse and bath, lot 45x227,
close in, for 20 acres or more good for fruit and
bee ranch. 106U
$300O-15 acres, 10 acres in ALFALFA on VIII
mington ST., close to Green Meadow school
house; will take half exchange for city prop
erty, some cash and balance long time 1I05
$600o-20-room lodging-house near s. p.
depot; wants small piece business property,
will pay $4,000 or $4,000 difference. HOO
$70l-7 lots III acres) in full-bearing trees
in Burbank for lot in city. 1116
$3000--A No. l naval orange orchards, 10
acres 7-year-old bearing trees, for Los Angeles
income property. 277
$1600-40 acres good alfalfa land for city
property.
$1000--The equity in 90 acres good land in
the Lankershim house, windmill. tank and
good well, horse, harness, cart and all neces-
s,,ry tools; $500 NOR gage, 2 years; will ex-
changs for Los Angeles property clear. 113O
$30OO--A beautiful S-room house and bath
on acres ground, 200 feet facing Pasadena
ave. i; a good barn and chicken-house, grounds
are nicely improved with trees and flowers;
will take place worth $4,000 and the balance
secured by mortgages. the Pasadena electric
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL COFFEE, FRESH ROASTED ON
L our giant coffee roaster, Java and Mocha,
35e lb; noun tain coffee, 35c; germea, 2uc;
rolled rye, luc; lbs rice, csc; q lbs rolled
ulated sugar, 81; Obs beans, 25c; can toma-
toes or corn, lOc 3 cans corned beef 25c; can
baked beans, 1~c box maccaroni, soc; extract
beef, 25c; bars Dinmore's soap sc; can
coal oil, soc; 3 lbs lard, SOC; pork, 1415c; ba-
con, 1910; picnic hams, 1213c. ECONOMIC
STORES, 305 S. Spring ST. 7-5 If
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EORCED sALE-CHOTCE PROPERTY AT
l. your own price. October H.. 1893, the
sheriff will sell, under foreclosure of mortgage
one of the choicest vecanI lots left on Adams
(s.w. cor. Adams and Hoovsr); also lot adjoin-
ing same, fronting on Hoover; also fine, we'll
built Groom 11a-story cottage, with large
ton avenue by 1855 feet on ocean View street;
grounds highly proved with bearing fruit
trees and flowers; magnificent view of noun
tain PLAIN and ocean; also choice building
lot on First street, north side, second lot west
of Burlington avenue. The holder of the
mortgage is a nonresident and wishes prop
erty to go for what ii is worth. For further in
formation inquire of FLOURNOY, 12S Broad
way. 1o-4-wed-sun-2t
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CHURCH NOTICES.


CHURCH OF THE NEW ERA-MEETS AT
~ Illinois hall, corner of Sixth and Broad
way. Sunday school at $50. in charge OF New
Era teachers-66 in the Bible class for
starter. Morning discussion at IL o'clock
What shall be done with the unemployed2 to
which it especially invited the mayor, the hon
orable city council and all unemployed.
Evening sermon by Rev. W. c. Rowman; on
National Cooperation. One thousand chairs
will be provided, free to all. Let the people
come and hear the truth grandly spoken.
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Good 7-room house near s P. depot, just off
Main St; price $1,000; only $3.50 cash, balance
monthly. 1875
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A TTENTION LADIES JENNA" BUST De
"A veloper win enlarge your bust inches.
Guaranteed. Sealed instructions &c, or - page
illustrated catalogue &c, by mail. Emma Toilet
Bazaar, Boston, Mass S-6 sun l3t
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Is10R XCHANGEr7lA, VERY DESIRABLE
ofT0 acres, in the beautiful 0jai valley near
Nordhoh, Ventura county, for good unincum-
bered lIesidence property in this city; cash
atTl1f-ir ~. S. VAN DOREN,
,9-Stf 'f4 f4. 4ala4d 101S. Broadway.
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CCHOoL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
- now in session. Bryson block Oop floor,
full ventilation perfect Thorough instruct
ion in all the common English branches.
Special attention to arithmetic, higher mathe-
mates and classics. A. b. BROWN, A. NJ,
(Yale) 20 Potomac block. 9-3 I'm
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lNOK SALE-BAhGAl4 l4Nso--ot4hE rOIN Nttcl
Il and some on inst ailments. By JOHN p.
p. PECK, 242, room 8, ). Broadway.
$1,000 No. Isl N. Pearl street, house d
rooms, bath, flowers, etc
5000 to $750-4 and ST. DOM houses; well To-
Gated and close in.
%35o-3-room house on N. Jersey st.
%2250-40-room house; close in.
Also special bargain for cash, for one week,
at the end of cable road, E. First ST., house
OF rooms and new store in front of il, a
splendid business location, on lot 45x120 to
an alley; must be taken at; once, for : 255.
JOHN T. P. PECK. PAP. room 8, S. Broadway.
10-S 2t
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TYR. sTEPHENS-M MAGNETIC Healer AND
~ Medical Electrician, for the cure of all
diseases Office hours till 5; correspondence
by mail. 23615 S. Spring street. Los Angeles,
Cal 10-S limo
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EXCHANGE WANTED.

SIoUx CITY, IOWA. aiHis
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LOST AND FOUND


7 0ST-BETWEEN SIMPSON CHURCH AND
II the corner of Pico and Pearl streets q gray
astrakan cape Finder will receive reward by
returning the same 10 1887 Figueroa ST. 10-8 1t
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T rSE ADvEkrrskmENrs.

The moa direct method OF reaching the ::
public and making known your ::
The herald., 1893-10-08

A GENTS MAKE So A DAY-GREATEST
IA kitchen utensil ever invented. Retails for
35 cents; to sold in every house. Sample
postage paid, . cents. FORSHEE e. McMA-
KIN, Cincinnati, Q. 9-27-sun-wed-6L
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
A NOVEL SCHEME.
ae0-N Suggested for Reorganizing the
loJ 49, Ujnrn Pacific.

IL
.ueruSSi iApec. ga news bureau sug-
.sIa6MBtl p5llowing reorganization plan
76r the Union Pacific: The Union Pa
ciiic stockholders to surrender control
of the property to the government,
which can be represented by seven d.
rectors out of twelve, one director to
be appointed each year, or to hold life
positions subject to removal for cause,
to have liberal salary and no other
occupation; the government to issue
5000, 900, 900 three per cent bonds at par,
take up all Union Pacific bonds at the
average market vaulation of three
years ending January 1, 1894, pay the
government debt which the United
states treasury will soon be called up
on to pay in full, and leave from $780,
600. 900 to $1OO,00O,000 of these bonds
in the treasury of the Union Pacific,
half of which could be used for rails
ing the property to the proper stand
ard for government road, and the
other half to remain in the treasury for
future developments to make those
bonds perpetual at per cent, and
permit them to be used at par as a
basis for national bank circulation.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
NO HIGHER THAN GAMBLING.

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 5.-This even
ing the city council passed to the
second reading an ordinance permit
ing glove contests, only one council
mn opposing the measure. 1t provides
that contestants shall use five-odnce
gloves, and that contests shall be un'
deec the supervision of the chief Of
poIice. NO limit is placed on the num-
Ler of rounds. Promoters of contests
are required to pay the city $50 IL
ccnse. The penalty for a violation OF
the ordinance is 5000 fine.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
SIZED FOR DAMAGES.

New York, Dec. 5.-Stella Nicholas,
an, 1S-year-old girl, has begun action
against George j. Gould in. the super
ior court to recover damages for $4O,-
eco. on a charge of having seized
check for that amount which he had
given her and which he refused to
return. 1t did not appear how she
came in possession of the check.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
A DETERMINED MOB.

San Diego. Dec. 5.--Friends of John
stanoyich, who was shot by Gustav
Landulan near Lusardi on Sunday al
lernoou. attacked the Delmar Jail last
night, supposing Landman was there
having determined to lynch him. The
entire stYuetnre WAS demolished but
the prisoner had been removed for
safety to this city.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
THE GOLD WAVE.

Chicago, Dec. 5.--Cold weather and
SNOW prevailed throughout the East
,.ym states today. There was heavy
srow at washington. New York and
Boston. III Vermont and New Hamp-
shire the thermometer ranges from
4 ia 81 below.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
OFF roR A LONG CRUISE.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE United States
revenue cutter Grant ~ off today for a
"A 900 mile cruise. She has stores to
last SIX months, and is bound for San
Francisco. Her eventual destination Is
pairo, in the Northern Pacific and Pu-
ret Eound
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
a CRISIS IMMINENT.

London. Dec. 5.-The correspondent
of the DaiIy News at Rome says: Tho
row ministry inspires no. confdente
either in political or financial circles
The position of affairs is becoming ser
ious. Securities of all kinds are fall
ing
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06

coinage bill repeating that portion Of
the law of October, 1873 preventing
the coinage of silver dollars, and re-
enacting the coinage of 1887. Island
expects the committee on coinage will
report an absolutely free silver bill to
the house.
The house ways and means commit
tee will take up the Wilson bill Mon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
ITS AUTHENTICITY DOUBTED.

w. ,sa1lnsgtor. Dec. 5.-The state de-
om., ert is inclined to doubt the accu-
,oov = uhe purported interview with
wits ,n the adyices which were re-
ooivaa ua yierday via Port Townsend
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
ITALIAN BANK SINKS.

Florence. Dec. 5.--The banking house
OF Dufresae, one of the Oldest estab-
lished banks has suspended payment.
Emetaza, manager OF the bank, com
mittcd suicide.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
.o. AIN MONTE MED.

wasb,neto y DEC 5.-The president
go. 80, S.ssed w. B. Hornhlower
PSoet9-. Of Kentu1hy,
,..u .,., p commissioner
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06

zens' National Bank. the Grand Islena
Canning Co.. the Grand Island Cigar
Manufacturing Company, and the firin
of Archer & Baker assigned this MORN
ing. No statement. 'g.,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06

~ 40 inquest held on
i1o''uol' - De- Tyndali resulted
in a verdict to the e l'" a,,a,.o1
fessor died from an ol ess"'0' -
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
FEAR THE NEW T AIsITF IIII'

Baltimore, Dec. 5.-Ma " D.n - 49,
fare signing petition ask nnt
III bill be passed. that 1t
IN operation tilIJuly.lst, IS. y ~
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
TRrTsT 70 DN DIssoL FkJN

Chicago. Dec. sit has been
10 dlssoIve the window glass I. ~
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-06
THREE BUSINESS FAILURES.

Grand Island, Neb., Dec. 5.-As {
consequence of the failure Of the citi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-30
EHRAsnED Up A NArA1 OFFICER.
Lieut.. Conrow Whips His Brother-in.I.av
n Public Highway

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. July 22.--LIeut. T. g.
Conrow OF the United States war ship Vandala
who has Just returned from a cruise. dstin-
guished himself and nearly extlnguished his
brother-in-law. Charles s. Saxton. In a street
encounter in this city yesterday morning.
The Lieutenant came UP from New York on
purpose to thrash Mr.. Saxton. and succecded
30 we'll that Mr.. Saxton Is now confined to his
bed under Doctors caro- and Is nursing va
rious bruises on his head and body.
The cause OF the fight was Mr. Saxton's
treatment OF his wife, They were married about
ayear ago: and have had frequent rows, the
last occurring week or two ago. Mr.. Saxton
peat ms vile. she says. and then put her out Of
Mrs. saxton then determined to leave her
S%a tRa sH the S sSqs
friends that when her brother returned she
S wS9d be sys1ssd The 81 9r9hs
aP Tsp down M f. slss nn
a. Rs aIIshted. Ileat Sonre Ss said UP to him
Mr.. 'ssIton said he did, Lieut.. conrow
looked at him q second and then said:
I've come to do to you what you did to my
cd him down. Mr. saIton fell. in the gutter gutter
This Invitation his opponent dld not accept. 49,
nSp sah hss asEs RSa: h %
his sister was watching the light lie said
that hereafter he would give SAXON beating
did not remain to give Springfield any more
exhibitions. for when the police sought TO
ing no had gone away. He said he expected
to- DO arrested and was willing to pay tho costs.
Mrs Saxton was highly delighted over her
husband right. for he had often whipped and
abused her The case on her petition for
to-day. but was postponed for a. week on ac-
count OF the illness OF defendant's counsel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-30
News or tho Navy.

WASHINGTON. July 29.-The Navy Depart
ment to-day awarded contracts for supplying
about million pounds Of steel gun forgings
to the Midvalo and Bethlehem companies OF
Pennsylvania. The Midvale Company secured
the awards for supplying forgings for three
sets Of three-inch guns at 1914 cents per
pound. 40 sets Of six-inch ut 2Sk cents. and
~ sets Of eight-inch at % cents. The Bethle-
hem Company received the contract for 20
sets OF fye-inch at ~ cents. and sets OF
twelve-inch ut 2Sta cents,
The United States steamer Alert has arrived
The coast defence ship Monterey has arrived
in Willapa Bay, Washington. She was to sail
rets are lot yet ready to be put In place tho
ship will remain where she Is for the present
The following named naval officers have
been recommended for promotion, and the
tommandsr MAYNARD. Lieuts I, b. A. Mason.
Schroeder, Drake. Benson. Dumbaugh Oliver.
Ensigns Maxwell. swift. Brainard. and Hal
pine.
granted more time for the propagation Of his
ease, the acting Secretary OF the Navy has au-
thorized a postponement until Aug. 7 of the
court martial at Mare Island. Cal. engaged In
the trial OF Paymaster Sullivan.