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.ytRGfE WINS THE HANDICAP,
LITTLE FRED, FIRST CHOICE, COMES
EOURTH IN THE. FIELD or SIX.

Five Fevorites Upset In sucees.ion-A Good
day for Second Cho,ces-H1itxep. the Oniy
First Choice 10 VIA at Guttenburr.
: A fns raoing programme for winter drew
larger attendance than usual to the hilltop
track yesterday. The track was In safe condl.
tiop for racing. and betting was brisk through
out. The talent were badly worsted in the
: handicap. Grimm pumped Little Fred. the
odds-on fnvorite. out before he reached the
last fialf furong. where Harry Jones hustled
virRIe out and won the race by length from
Greenwich. Kerry Cow beating Little Fred for
third place.
st. Denis. a strong second choice. won the
FIRST race by half a length from Thanks. and
iii Spent beat Glitter H.. the favorite. for third
biacs. Eleanor. fairly we'll backed. captured
re second purse by lensth ne and q hall from rom
nRea & Sssurty az point onser SSd
than panwny. the top choice; won the third
sesy drew out At tso s%rs s"fa Rs @ nth pses
IN S Choice So and sse e{ {yhe ons
clsar-out favorito OF tho day to win. captured
Rsts saSs ahoes S
first RACE.
fs5ss iteo ior g. peh e.
AaSsfMn n s,nsI.. nS s T6ani d los ifooierl.
y; aarTigan's ch g. III spent. q ioi tswesnsF,
fhsnfs is 70 / hi spent
es SECOND RACE.
rurae $500 for beaten three.yearoids; nvs and =
T. tssSS Oh. t. Eleanor. by Ecuador-Myr,is loo
D. Ryan: 6. 0arnaIiis iis Morrsl
pses.iui H.sas Or rain, Misery fani.1en. and ID!
Es.sss I Eissnor @ n 10 TO % Ssrna. So Fancy colt
''tE THIRD RACE 49,
rurss stoo: selling; one mile and sixteenth.
or liser-pissy. ioi a. Hif
wS.sl:.a c no sorEsns9 Eaa1s ssts ssies
1.SsH Bsttins-Two to i against AeNurty. 10 to j
- b. FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500; handicap: six and a. q half tsrienss.
O. oieary: % s. Green wioi 4 % ii
"a Mufp6yss sh b. Kerry 2 CON l3s swni.snss4Sll 4ln:
SIsssx,ss nsssfn u e Kerry e Cow against '"s'
ga FIFTH RACE.
Pprss S4oo; selling; four and q half furlonrs
Hickory Stables ch. h. Young Lottery. g. by Lottery
Z sSisld.s Nary % Sfihn .;:::::;"...:":
Red Elm. Midget. Duke John. Kindness aily. and
Taans ssS lottery to Lucy y
- sPf, SIXTH RACE. .e -.
PURSE S4oo; seven furlonRs. ..
Bradiey's br O. Bitten. 8. by Blnzss-Germania ITO
H. Ie@ss e. Annapolis. e. los d. jones';
w. C.winterss br King Crab. aged. lis tMorri.sey
Lester and Bsbriggan also ran Time. l:aia. Bet.
King Crab
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New. from the Horse World.

LEXINGTON. March 6-Thomas Morgan OF
Philsdelphia has bought OF l. and q straus
dam Ida Gaines. by War Dance. Price. 81 900.
John Sherldan.-It Is too carly yet to name
the probable starters In the Brooklyn Hands
Yopkyiie BeiIe' stsst6me 81 iowIander. Tuls
Blackburn. Victory. aud Cahdelabra-
A Chicago Racing Associations circular
gives the names OF l4b entries to the Great
Park. June 20. and the odds laid against
them. q. ". johnson at 8 to ]. against. bon
Penny, Dase. Monowai and Ramape ut l5 to
each are the lowest ODDS named The others
to$H060 AGAINST all others not named in t6e
slrcuiAr. The book isfull on Gould. Curry. and
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Baseball Notes.
on er from that cub Aud may a. cept their terms

ReH Fils may play with Morristown. He received m
oher from that cub. aad may accept their terms.
1t is said thata National I.eague club has made
ofer 20 third bas eman StanhOpe, whom tho Anna
tour League il having SO much trouble.
ST. Louis MarchN Tho ST. Louis Browns
practically complete as team to begin the baseball
season OF 1s Yesterday Jack Giasscoch sent his ac
ceptalc- ol tho sRitry offered him. and MAnagec Wat
kins wrote him 10 come on to st Louis BY March IL
When The Browns will go South With Gasscock
signed, tts lea"es but two out side the fDd-llaw
ley apd Hnetcnstsn The former in letter to Mana
ger Watkins, stateu that he would come on at any
time he was wanted. and his contract win then be
sighed Manager Watkins has ordered tho players to
report here by March IT, and they will play their first
games In MGmriis on March 10. u. and ls. From
there they probably 10 Chattanooga anS Nashville
rnd w return to ST. Louis IN time TO opsn here with
Memphs March 70 and ~.
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WALBRODT At HAVANA.
Two Interesting Games. Played by tho
TeutOn Against Two Cubnns IN Consultation.

Two Interesting Games. as Played by tho
Teuton Against Two Cubnns In Consultation.
The Cubans are rather pleased with tho Ger
man expert Walbrodt, and have asked him to
prolong his stay at Havana for another week.
. compliment which was accepted by Wall
brodt. The latter engaged in another series
OF consultation games. his opponents being
Lopez and Herrera.
The allies defended Vienna opening in tho
flrst purtle. which was rather tlmidly con-
Quoted by Walbrodt When. on the tentll
move. he did brighten up. the attack thereby
initiated was OF q rather harmless nature. The
seflors In consultation had no difficulties in
mastering the situation. and bya series OF
really fine moves had Walbrodt at their mercy
gled on for another twenty moves. when he
had to give UP the fight. Here Is the game:
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Kestaeay's BIG sprlp. Sal. Of lTrosters. |!

LEXINGTON. Ky. March 6.-This was the
opening day Of the spring sale Of trottine stock
by Woodland & Shankline. The attendance
was light. and only few animals sold for fancy
prices Forty head brought total Of S2e.27o.
an average Of over $500 per head. The highest
price was paid for this bay stallion Minnics2 "a.
by Messenger Chief. out OF marc by Brown
Chief. he going to Orr l. Crano OF Laporte for
S4.150. The following brought $500 or over:
v;5snds 2;2 NJ 4sin Sa% Y Nam
Martha H. l2:23If). b. m. 4, BY qambetta wilkes
paDoi; 1000
K Wood. nums. $40
brown Chi:i: on Crane. LspSrie "::..;.,.:: Also
.xiss Hsris6,!! Jr.. Ioas 1850
dam by. Rcekaway: John T. Ilushs. lexington 700
Henry Mam6rino: J. b. shocksnSy. VERSAILLES. e7S
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NOTES.

) The allies have developed their pieces rather olev
sriy and may now be considered TO have safe posi-
ton. ~ D. .
(bJ An aggressive movement Of very doubtful merit:
In fact whites position does not warrant tho text
move all. Perhaps P-Q kt g. tn be followed by n
Kt and casting on the Qs side. might have been the
e} Bscf Initiated With 10. .Et Kt nne attack.
and the text move promises splendid results
(d) As will be by blacks reply the placing Of tho
1t at 1t 3 gives white much trouble.
III White has nothing better. for black threatens
Ki-B ch. IL * It, q < ch md wins.
tK) capital shot. II X z. kt Y z ana a splendid
game.
(hj Tho coup do grace.
In the second game Walbrodt declined an
Evans Gambit offered by his opponents. much
Walbrodt was perfectly justified In declining a
gambit which. II accepted and played correctly.
could only yield draw. On the eleventh movo
the allies gave up pawn for an attack. which
Walbrodt neutralized in less than no timc.
few moves later Walbrodt assumed tho
aggressive. which seemed to be indefen sble,
and after twenty-eight moves the allies cried
ofY. Tho game:
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Yachting Notes or Interes.

The 1arcmont Yacht Club fixtures for the ssason OF
1SsS are a. follows Spring regatta, June 10: annual
gate for the fall regatta and she Larchmont cups for
hss tor schooners and nrstclnss soops will be nxed
NEw BRUsswrcK, n. j.. March a-At tho last annual
meeting OF the Rafitan Yacht Club the Following ON
MOD msaoTs CroT,ell Secretary; W Ies.er Tseat
Commi.tee }. D. Watson. U. K Crowsll j. v LsnEan;
Ten HTamraSn Rrasnt tComRmittes Rsn.. W. H. Mssse5 Han
.ss nno.fs K,smp:,on p, " G,owe supper followed
bg races this summer, ana they expect 10 have sors
very lively times soon In and around RAfftan Bay,
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Harlem Reuatta Association Elect. Officers.

The Secretaryot the Harlem Regatta Association last
week sent notices to The various clubs composing
this organization. notifying them that tho annual
meeting and election Of officers would DO held at tho
Grand Union Hotel last night: but for reason. tho
Secretary did not put in appearance and. though
quorum was present. yet little wo,k could !. trans
acted for the want ~ the seefetnrys hposs There be-
meeting aud fllt the law by electnY ocets the
elected: tPresidsnt H. :: BeArspa JI NerpMejl Il o:
tarSTressursr X j. Byrrie. k,aisnta b. c.: Assistant
Secretary. John Shannon, WyaRnke b, e.
same time and place The elnbs re were tic
s., EsT i &ysnore B. g. Fi.t 'sais:ssn S"pS
Frieldship L. o. a. ,... ". ~ -
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Favorates 60 Down ut Gloucester

Fnvorites 60 Down mt Gloucester
PHILADELPHIA. March 6.-Sister lone was the
snly winning tavorite at Gloucester this after
noon.
j, First Racs-seyen ruronS. shaksapeare no. IS to
ssSond; Major Thornton 1o3. s to tMoseby> third
Second Ksce-Ffvs furionss. sister Louise esid!ng.
tsi second: Major MeNulty. los, 8 to i Msnlovej.
Third Rsce-fouf ana half furlonss Poor Abe, los.
s .n 4In. SsS
rSn; saa af cHs
seecnd: Bright Eyes. 80. 4 to trrbe) third Time.
:. Fifth Rac.-flys furlongs. ysrbena. 80, 2 to l
GoTIe v, 100 to iPfAnk uchen) third Time, :o3A
cicbonaidS won vsdetts. io6 8 70 "a. Wihamsj.
seconds Barrientos. los. to penneyl third. Time.
I The entries for tomorrow are:
First Raee.Four and q half iurlongs; Blacsmaer,
sson. 100; HriEens. loo: coysrd.le. iSo: ffsnt s.
100; sterte. 100; Maggie. 90: Goldstep %
snf as ot 4o fSs
ham. 9s; Najolica. OS; The Nun. 86; Caiantha, Y1:
Minnie Russell D3; yestsr nliy. Va
1os: Amos 4. los Come 70 raw; io5; GienaII ieT:
Nontiecs. 1oA Knapp. 1oA: smusser. 1o4; Algonquin
Fourth Rsss5sur and a half & &5grlons. MiIleasp
Pie.mony. 1os; John Lakeland. 1os; Eudora 1o3;
Fifth Kaee.Fye eghths of a mile Belisarius, III:
rs 49, Ri Is. Ss; SIS rFs FSsAs
Ss,S ascsDsix and half rurienEs FrIar. III: Ror.
ar s III kns ds aiars @ w.haa h
Bias. 107: Boston Tommy. 1o4-
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wnshlurton Want. Mike Kelly.

WASHINGTON March 6.-washinston is trying to secure
Nike Kelly from Boston. Joseph Muvey has also been
rtiine gyea batter has also signed with tho local
club PHI cher and oatnelder With Larkn. Wise Null
vey. and Joyce for the infeld the club will have
strong batting and nelliny someinntch Tho local
team viii not begin practice until the part OF the
present month. arkiu, Hay. kllen. and Meakin have
not yet Egnei, although contracts have been sent to
The sun., 1893-03-07
Meeting OF TrottIns Horse Breeder..

At annual business meeting of the Ma
tional Association Of Trotting Horse Breeders.
held yesterday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel II.
W. T. Mali. A. ]. Cation. W.. +. Redmond. W. B.
Cutting, and Guy Miller were elected members
Of the Executive Committee for the ensuing
three years. All tho former officers OF the AS
ISOLATION wero reelected. The meeting then
adjourned, to meet at the sumo place on
Manday. March IL at which time tho stakes
for 1884 will be formulated. 49,
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Redonbnble Jerry Harhetr. Of xedale Ighters
and PRIDE OF the Down Town a, @. had bcrer, at
Clarendon Hall last night. and nil his cohorts AMI
friends turned opt do INN homagf Tho Foar. ward
mill were I'm W With both tret: 80 !" rpcaN Jerry
e.! together host Of .sn; ati their brs %
Tommy wy 90, setsd z. ransttE q c.r.3n n'nts- I.cys
A. T., and Fred Skinner Mos, sido 4 4, TuMluy ,r.rd
aid Fred kernan Nike NArin aud Charles burn. IA
ningAGm and Ed Curry -
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Jack sIcAuliHe In Luck.

sr LOUIS March 6.-Jack McAulihe will not suffer.
least from the ST. Louis courts for his unprovOked
attack Tn Prof. Mooney early Yesterday morning For
several hours after tho occurrence no succeeded In
suding the POLICE who were looking for him LeArhing
however. that Mooney decided not TO prosecute The
vigilance Of the auinoriiss was RELAXED. Ae4uiire
returned to his hotel durning the morning Aad later
the entire company left the c.Iy.
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= F1rst Raee-sell!ng; for maidsss: Ave fnr.onys
tfian colt. lod; Argyle ILL., lO3: Eph. 1O2 Kingwoot
1oo onyx 100: Charlie H.. 100: julia %; Pearl nly.
p5 Lady Ill Bnn yS
:. Second RaeeHai mile: for tucyesr olI,; selling.
Jersey Lass nlly; ys: PhilurA ns: Niles Marie. 81:
Laura T. iS5; Lard OK the arcn, 1U4: Snfsonn: colt
zoos Peraito. 100; Bon Voyage. 100: Deceitfu. u.s.
beaten horses. Padre ioi: Annie W. iOa; Midget 1895
florlmor. lo3; Iii Spent 1oo Fleuret:s. w: skeez
) Firth Race-Fivs and a halr fuflongs: selling Gladi.
ator 1l3 BENJAMIN, 1Og Tartnrian. lO7; Salisbury,
2o5; Poiydora. 1o4; oxford, vi sautalene ~: Jo-
sixth Race-six and half furloues: selling. Tasso
All; Climax, Ill: Relief 1906 RAppat. 1o5; Graduate
JOG; HeAdlsht, 105; DR. Helmuth 1O5 Marcelius, 1u3
Lucy Clark, OF; Miss Bess. 50. =
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SECOND aAME-EvANs GAMBIT DECLINED.
q, NCTES

(a) white scarcely justified In giving up tho pawn
for an attack OF doubtful merit.
(b) Black played pretty game. and hts position is
certainly now good one, =, ~.
tc) Tbs LeglnninR 0t the end for white.
(d) 4 desperate stroke which cannot hsrn against
correct play. ri.-
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Caithness and I.nnnrk shire Men Win County
. y u Curling Matches.

Tho players or the Tuxedo Curling Club Of
Tuxedo Park. who were expected to play at
the New York Thistle Cubs rink at Hoboken
yesterday afternoon. did not put in an appear
hnce. The local club was on hand rehdy to
wield the stones and ply the brooms. but they
were disappointed. No word was received
from the Tuxedo curriers'. and no reason could
be assigned for their non-appearanc9.
played at the Hoboken rink. The first was
betweep tho men who hailed from l,anark-
shlre dnd those who came from Dnmfrieshiree.
The curling was very spirited. and e,thonGh
s9tlssi .SSa pas ae rink had tho services o,
Muir and Lander ind won by q sufficient ma
jority of two shots in spite Of tho weil-sent
shots OF Georgie Henderson. The men and
score were as follows:
atana.kshire-R, Good. Il. Louden. j. Muir r. Lauder
cDuM,1rtc.hre,J: Boyes II, Currie. o. Henderson. J.
;. Majority ior Lanarkshire, = shots
The secopd match was the more important,
was in tie rink of which Dayid Fouls and
david oag We're the onposing skins The play
WAS called neither sk !p had majority. the
other rink the men OF Caithness. with George
Balm for skip. got majority, OF two shots over
James Thor, and the county Gaithness thus
won the match.
The sun., 1893-03-07
NEWARK BoWLERs ON LOCAL AzzEYs

Iroquois and America Teams Compete with
tho Recreations In the A. A. II. U. Seraes,
Brooklyn and Newark bowlers competed in last
nights series OF the American Amateur Bowling
Union anal tournament The two New Jersey teams
were pitted against each other in tho OPENING game
The Americas by e3 pins In tho second game ths
Recreation team defeated the lroouois without much
trouble. Tho scores:
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1ry,ag .o sue Manha.tan a. G. eoyeraor..

The employees OF the Manhattan Athletic Club Will
get tho money duo them for January. and they are
naturally In happy frame OF mind. Receiver Freed
man Will ray them of AT the club house.
Tho New York Security and Trust Company holdsa
note sSned by tho Manhattan Athletic Club for Ss5 OOo
The note il secured by second mortgage bonds Yes.
teriay In suTeuis Court Chambers. before Justice
90 sge the club aud get ladsmsnt. In order
dvidvnlly, The motion Was opposed the ground
that the ulAtion OF costs against the club II per-
mission Was granted in such cases to all would be
detrimental TO the Interests or the creditors. The
Justice reserved decisiun.
Tires more Judgments were entered against the club
YESTERDAY In favor Of AckeE MerrAl Condt The
Judgments aggregate ss.I3S. and are for goods sold
and aoisS
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SECOND CANE.
Totals. .-.lols:a 74s Totals .-...D D37iI 80

TRAHRs.
ifS iss s9o s5 sfS sss S tSs
s. y islRR;"' Rg;o, :" ''-'' ''0''" d. shA's'' aud
':a 'a: s ssRss Il 1sS:isa ss
sesrss:
~, -. rissr o.nE .
,!S ssdfsas@Is? Ssass 'RP Fssal itst sb AeH''
i E,ss 1ss; Sss 1Gea 1925
sSookb eAME.
'tS sss 'a, ,,an.r
It2; Eiche, los; KING. 10 Total. 0OI.
The Bnyonne Bowling Club and E,izabsth Field Climb
bowed on saturday evening at the latsrs alleys. with
MISUNDERSTANDING: l4a. Rsnnett, l2o: Harris. 140t
Van Bussirk, 134 Van wickie Ian; storkton. id7;
Nrla5ksy 1sl tas eaps' i'' woresA lss; butcher
,hl!.rSssS iFi;a elas5n ,ps.,,, 55e; TUCKER 49,;
li2; Meyer ist: Bauer, isTi Luio. 1885,. Barber.
The Unity team won two games In the Arlington
League series on saturday night. Tue scores;
rIRsT GANg.
kit,y1J Schultz @ 81 liS; Wilhelm i9s: pss,;ns. ias;
Columbia Miller. 1888; Cshn las, Rang. ltbi s.y.
mour. lis: kaufman, las; Doahs. l23. Total bo3,
skcoSD CANE
Uuity-smi.h: 1871; Hubert, l4a: Amos, 1853; Murray.
lst hans siTss ic Sosn t sas sss ,oa ssy
mour iUU: Kaufman. i8s: Doane. It5 Total. I'll.
Kitty-Krahe, 1855 smpkinsl p 90: P!ohr, itei Reb-
h9lz ~. Arnoid ise; sehwseke Isl t9,hL ,a Us
Iel.: RniSs i5a Amos 'ii rs. @ iotal. vSG '
BowiinR GanAss To-night
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Recreation 81 lat 22g 2BS 30A $50 BTb $50 7sl R1s
Iroquois. 90 14< 200 27o $50 4lo %6B 544 o2S Bp6
Umpires-Frederick Dederick and ". ,. 6ielksu.
6eorers-H. J. Calvert and W. T. Corrigan.
The Brooklyn Rsinecke. and Columbus clubs rolled
in carrutners'a tournament last night The scores.
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TJRgr GAM

Reinecke hi 1872 2s4 3l4 AL SOC b72 O.. "a sss
Brooklyn ..s7 40 BOT $50 4o7 4y6 byB Sp :0S Sai
Umprc-w. II. spani seorors-J. o,ssa \"
Dnsmore. ... t.'
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TotAls..... 9l6c5 7os rotals...... 8 20
BrCoHD CAM

1roquots...07 l24 1o3 200 843 +35 400 57a $40 7oa
America III 15T 233 3ol 1888 l48 545 $50 fiD ie6
Umpires-Charles r. King and Charles & BALDWIN.
scorers-s. Q. Dentz and W. T. CorrigAn.
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BROOKLYN FURNITURE co.
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT..

complete line of all styles Of Hnnging very Elegant
Effects; entirely and exclusive. ...
The sun., 1893-03-07
Bowi,au Ga.A.s Tonight,

rHr scE IkpivipulL TouhxAHKsr,
Knhisdorf va schwAcke. Sob waste va Ritter litter
Va. KAhlsdorf
4 A. D .. FINAL roURxAAIxL
Ph9nix W. Grip Grip " ortsni Y. o. ontaai =. O.
fhanx.
The herald., 1893-10-03
Ordinance No. 1912.
NEW aFRIFsA

fNEw sERIEsN
N ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTEN-
IN ton of the mayor and council of the city of
Los Angeles TO establish the grade OF
STAR STREET,
From Pico street TO Sixteenth street.
The mayor and council of the city Of Los
Angeles do ordain as follows
SECTION /. That il is the intention of the
council of the city OF Los Angeles TO establish
the grade of
STAR STREET,
From Pico street 70 Sixteenth street, as fol-
At the intersection of Pico street the grade
shall be 3B.57 1.-The. southwest corner and
36.44 on the southeast corner: at the inter-
section. OF Foprteenth street. 39,5Q on the
northwest cornerlaIid at hl Point n the east
sidElof Star street Opposite said corner 400
I pons nv ssofe north ii the north line OF Six
teeuth street 43 40 on both sides OF Star street;
at the intersection OF Sixteenth street 4473
on the northwest corner and Al 57 on the
northeast corner
points the grade shall be established so as to
conform to straight line drawn between said
designated points.
Elevations are in feet and below city datum
plane.
age of this ordinance and shall cause the same to
be published for ten days i'll the Los Angeles
HERALD and thereupon and thereafter it shall
take effect and be in force.
hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was adopted by the council OF the city OF Los
Angeles, at It's meeting of Sept. 18TH 1893.
C. A. LUCKENBACH.
City clerk.
Approved this ed day OF september, 1898.
9.24 lot Mayor.
The herald., 1893-10-03
Proposals for School Desks.

rU,HE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
l. city oil Los Angeles, California, will re,
ceive, until Monday, October Q, 1898, at
O'Clock p. M, sealed proposals for furnishing
the school department of this city with pupils
end teachers desks for the year ending Janu
ary l, 1894.
Said desks to be delivered in Los Angelo.
city, set up and ready to be screwed to the
floor. at such school rooms as the board may
direct
Zach bid must be accompanied by certi1e ed
check for the sum of 800, payable to the
BOARD OF Education of said city.
Samples of all goods bid on must he exhib.
tied in the rooms OF the secretary OF this board
at least ten days before said Dids are opened
The board reserves the right 10 reject auy o:
all bids, or any portion OF a bid.
BY order Com nl ittee on supplies.
p.tea r.os Assoa 90 Sln % 1861
IL. 2. PLArT, secretary,
02218. ltooM IS, City Hall.
The herald., 1893-10-03

TINTED, STATES LAND OFFICE, LOS AN
u geles, CAL, August q, 1893.
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 8, 1878, entitled IAN act for the sale Of
timber lands in the states OF California, ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" Ar
thur T. Blain of La Canada. County OF Los
Angeles state of California, has this DAY hled
chase Of the n F. x, 3. w. u OF section No.
IA, In Township Q n, Range No. l3 w., and
will offer proof to show that the land sought Is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to est ablish his
claim to said land before the Register and Re-
eeiyer of this office at Los Angeles, on the 3Oth
day OF October, 1893.
he names az witnesses: Chester b.
Blain of La Canada, Cal; Stephen German
of La Canada, Cal; Dana D. Bowman OF Duarte,
Cal; L. NJ. @. Hall of La Canada, Cal.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
described lands are requested TO file their
claims in this office ON or before said 30th day
s,s Tues lot W. II. sEAMANs. Register.
The herald., 1893-10-03
Ordinance No. 1841.
fNEw SERIES

tNEW CGhlEo.J
AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTEN-
N ton OF the mayor and council of the city
OF Los Angeles to change and establish the
grade OF
THIRD STREET
from Breed street to Soto Street, and fixing the
limits of the district to be assessed to pay the
cost damages and expenses thereof
The mayor and council of the city OF Los An
geles do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. That 1t is the intention of the
council of the city OF Los Angeles TO change
and establish the grade of
THIRD STREET
from Breed street to Soto street, as follows:
At the intersection of Breed street the
grade shall be, as now established; at
Breed street the gads shS be CHANGED
Soto street the grade shall be as now estab-
lished.
And at all points between seid designated
points the grade shall be established so as to
conform to a straight line drawn between said
designated points.
Elevations are in feet and above city datum
SEC O. The boundaries of the district to be
affected by said change Of grade and to be as
sessed to pay the damages that may be
awarded by reason of such change OF grade
are hereby designated and established as fol-
lows:
Beginning at the northeast corner OF Third
and Breed Streets thence northerly to the
northwest corner Of lot 13 OF block 2 OF the
Yale tract; thence easterly to the northwest
corner of lot A, of said block 2; thence south
erly to the northwest corner OF lot of said
block Q; thence easterly along the northerly
line OF said lot TO the westerly line of Soto
street; thence southerly along the westerly
line of Soto street to the southeast corner of lot
2 OF block A, Moore and Keileher's subdivision
OF Boyle Heights tract; thence westerly to the
southwest corner OF lot 10 of said block A /;
thence northerly along the easterly line Of
Breed street to the point OF beginning.
SIC g. The city clerk shall certify to the pass
age OF this ordinance and shall cause the same
to be published for ten days in the Los Angeles
HERALD, and thereupon and thereafter
il shall take effect and be in force.
thereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was adopted by the council OF the city OF Los
Angeles at its meeting of September 18th, 1893.
&. A. LUCKENBACH, .
City Clerk.
Approved this 22d day of September, 1898.
I. L. ROWAN,
9-24 lot Mayor