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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

Dis ol3-C5 1894 IL III
Tbere were no transactions in State issues and
no sales Of city bank stocks.
The general bond market was dull, wl'h"n'
other feature Reported transactions amounted
IN something over 81 100000 at face value. 'ni-
caro- and Northern Pacific irsts rose > per cent 10
AZ and Northern Pacific conso rs gained : -
per cent at So There was apparently good u'-
mapd for bonds Of a high class. For specula'N'
issues there was the usual specuia'lV" inquiry
bonds were for sale, but sales were 10. tas'i ~
made II is possible that last prices were III
accordance with the speculation i'll stocks. Inc
inaction of Congress is factor III favor OF lower
prices Reference is made To our lulI report Vi
bond sales. - -. ohou,
. ner cont. The highest rate was ) u per
cont but the great bulk OF the business waS oon'
at the lower figure .....,o,,. ,.o. a.. folIows .
II xab.nmns S1O.2?O.542 balances. S1.2l0lo,.
RI" SuL- Treasury was debtor 10 IN" Clearing
House S54 i452. Tho business OF the sud fea as
,'rw for the week ended tonight inciudoS. re-
CENTS of Sl2,764,100. and payments ol I e. :
al 300 leaving the general balance H'o =
co- AGAINST S5s 10000 on september an
nr,rcnt cain Of II 3ea517. But deducting from
the payrnents 81, lsO,j45 aud from me r.'"ip'S
Ell a 900 for items which alicct ohly its az.
counts with the genera T n and this result in
cludes receipts Of S7s210 for payment at o'her
points. - ,oia.d. Peceints So -
- Esc! navmcnts SoOG,92G with balances
Of e5O.O1I AIS coin and 1881 ,l2o currency.
The United States Treasury az washington r. r.
ceiycd today $10S.3sG National pahk ho'' 'o'
redemption. oooo ~ tbe in,er-
nal revenue receipts Ss'"'l"'' """ WV
laneous receipts SsI,8 1900. - ~. al,
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand end deposits in bank conlaiirS '.n
the figures of the last previous statement a.
follows
Sept. :. Sept. s. pncicne ,,
Net gold on hand. s97 1874 10 s''ooo2'2 INV ''''
Ne u, IT, bsnd Ie17i II I56so Dec 5Gl so
Net " si%er r on I'D 4o75797 5.40l 1871 Inc. l4l3'"
Actual cash IN the
Treasury vaults
outstanding 49,. 49, 80, 90 ~ NJ siIG 3Io
nosit en- ho,k 10 307 Gji 12lsi 2N Dec ZIG, ilO
-
", c,sh hal soG 7e7 6Gs sI2G39i 9i6 Dee 1913. ~
The foreign exchanges were duh ana hr rlSi
There was a fair supply of commercial bills
but they were absorbed with great pio'hP'nc
rolo,xino are revised quotations for actual hnsI
ness: Bankers bills, ~ =? i,9aS4 y? 80 anu
"a 81 34sy4 SO for long and short sterling re-
| spectively French francs, ~ - an" 3D."
r.chmarks "a SO and % IA.
Tn Landau British consols were slightly higher
NJ OF rs for money and 81 9-lG for the account
| In tbe ooen market money was easy at ! pr
cont for discounts and > IL per cent for daIIY
| balances Rar silver advanced the fraction u
~ al an ounce American railway share
| w.ra dull and usually weak. A fractional rally
| occurred in the final dealings. AT raris rrencn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
Delaware, Lac kawnnna and Western Il. Il.
,.,jous in New or loot Of barclay and Christ pher
Streets
SHORTEST LINZ. VE-T,BrLED TRAINS.


DIect route NEWARK, Bl.ooM!lEI:p MONT
CLAIR, fliI ORANGES, summit, Berl1rdsNlle Bask.
ine nid.a Mad son, f!,town. i'assac. Paterson
Boonton Dover S.onhope. 81 DDS LAKE. -tAkE no
PXTCoSG. IiackcttstoSn, Schoolgirls MOUNTAIN
ZAP. sTRoCDsBc RG,, rosoac Mqant,n'< ScKAN-
DANviI.IF, NORTHUMBERLAND Montrose, BiNu
nAMTON OXFORD NORWICH, waiervilet uIISA
oswEio5.. on inrmACA' owii:o. EIMiRA. t6INING,
WEisr, NoRTIIwTsr And SOUTHWEST; ~,
300 A. M.-BUfFAL0, NCHFlELp sPRlN"S a"a
OSWfCO EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Ier-. o i;;
Lec's at Buffalo wi.h tIan Tor Chicago aril|"g wv
"A ~. morning.
si2O 4. M.-BINoHAMToN NAIL. stops az principal
sCEAN1oPSi ng n'S S.;a; sa1. and hh
4,l9 r. scgANT9N wiIKE s., asr: and rL' NJ
Jan y M IpaiiyI'-Bt' FFALO LIMITED EXPIRES
900 r. NJ. tDaIiyi- 81, ~ ALo; R,cnFIELD sPRiNoS
and O,WFliO EXPRESS. Pullman slceRsennsxSs =, %
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACGoM MopA,rION Is.soo -
7s5 and s12 Broadway IS West laSthsS SSS Columbus
ave. NewYok ss sss 7I S,ypa uli ufor
ma1i9Rs * ~ 'fsNg2atss COMPANY viii call for and
check tssgsse from hossl residence 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
Railroads
Pennsy|van MIA
! RAILROAD.
STATIONS foo, Of Desbro.scs md for''"nd'
Streets.

In Eject September iih 1891.
900 4. VI. CoLUMBiNN EXrKiss. -rnlman ,eep
%s ard pH HEs. ca u GsIaSo a. g. @ i i
f a:so SoSS rs lv %,:S j$.ss9
aoo ia e F'' 81. c 35rs SisclNIr
%A t.; EXrhE~SRSa a"G S SS a. %s
natl 10 30 a. st. Louis : 80 y NJ o"''"3' ''o
6Jo r. W. WESTERN EXrEtssmr,n@@'n , > ecp
Gar to chSaso. Arr,es ClelcanG II 80 a No. tAi'aso
$50 =. VI. ST. ,iIwE~TEgN EXrEi:N, wei" eel.
sa,ioys s"i. SIe %sge an" %ln D%
rati T 9 y. % ~, Io"is o5 a. H. srcod morning
500 cepsr M Iale to Shcas
~ ~ Cocoon, nor g. lie Q u 20 p M: 'O''"
80" % r. 'I w. " .rffXA%D a VALLEY norrf daily
with sceper 10 New.oreans.
BALTIMORE WAsHINGTON AND THE -0iTI.
1910 A. ". Washington Limited " ~r""isy'' fnH
nan r,r"r a aud Dim, 49,; ;,i;, pcl.,,,r
Faro C,r' and Dmn2 Car arriving was insio' SD
Adsf To- 4 >"; T r. "a. s S g su ia 80
$50 go a." 81. q T. ol. Iio 70 HSp'. daily
81 ept, to ohar eston coz mlia ''u
$50 r. ' " Him"ad r'' "si baa,ins SPss daily
800 r. w. H N1r p ana Ho .k cans OHIO Raw
tor a ~ 80, az ,a AID '" voS Vt, cane ore.
Route q ~. re,t lsy- sra. VITA roT"@o sleeper.
ro ylaa -. -, 5, wg.'e,r~ "'" Through
- ' ra'e i MaS 81 81 '' o S.e. %i
For Long ffii ch ,-hrrt Park. Grove AM PnN'
" ant 3.so 40 70 10 ~ - 10 = 20 s''H''
day orl,. . 30 H.lO 3 80 A.31 10 week
cW. Surdi,s y II 6 a3 a. .'. 80 T.. m Do ZOO
ron PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 20 20 : go .. . 30 49, II q. IL
noon r'nna L'ml'd IL 20. -lo. 3. I. 80 D
o. 80. - 80. :. y. IA. ~ IL ngh;. >undNs EN-
pro-. g -. : . {" :" go 10 n III. = .ool Limit
Tlet ONE. No.. ,ss. 54i ! Ia 80 IS and .0I
Hroadway Aston iIou-". III ti-' i2jth Siret 90
West tr.,t \ Sixth
and 81 'ortisndt streets
4 root stree ErutdVIy ana
Drpo.i,n NnneN station. 100 81 Fui.n sircrt Brook
lyn 100 HUDSON Iiobokeu station. Jer.cy CIV
Ne New.Yogk transfer Company wiz call Tor AMI
check hagpl:r from hotels Ind residences through 10 dsii.
: NJ PROVOST Il. WOOD
General Manager. ''"l'fh f'--f A,"ht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE n STOCKS.

Friday September p III
The stool, market was dull and weak III Tue
early dealings and active ana STRONG a' ~"
close The most active soclis-(hicago Gas
SUGAR Refining. and stocks OF that Nhu' mann
of %, NOR cent 70 offset similar declines OF yes
toriav were somewhat unnatural lh'r' MUST
corta;,lv ba eager buyers of Chicago GaS Al
80 =" ~yhcu inside interests are inclined 10
cover outstanding contracts Was the de'nne
Yesterday ON the issue Of bonds aud the ah-
,onco -o-dav ANYTHING more than sheer m'hip-
,,a.;o,o To have caught the extreme hu'tlh-
t;ons in this stock alone was 10 provide yachts
ond other ronvcnienccs for a long time. " re-
mains to he seen whether a stock like 'hca!o
Gas can dominate the course oi prices ih'i'
may be con ltions that have greater Emporium"
hut evidently in the view of professional sp''""
tors they conmt for very little. \ manipu'a''o"
If thc industrial stocks may result III sure
profit: manipulation ~ STOCKS "ni'
havo q wide market might he dan
oerous beranse other holdors might oher
substantial oil icctions In other words. successful
ma,,nulation can b. accomplished only in special
stocts and in them only when inside interests
can fully dictate the policy of the company Inc
declaration of interest the Reading income
bopds was followed within three weeks by
recoiyership. An issue Of bonds by one OF IT,
constituent companies caused decline in tllIcigo
Gas Yesterday, but there was fnll recovery III
il To-day Sugar Rc!nin. closed per cent lower
Yesterday and l.? per cent higher to-day lho'"
is no need 20 multiply examples. The declines
and the advances may both have been f'aSoha"''
The delay III the Senate in ratIiylng the rep II
Of the present silver law NAV be an adV"''''Er'
hocapse il compcs "dcibcrltivc judgment
but suggestions Of compromise are not satisfactory.
ard may ne succeeded by another hoafdins u
money. The upward movement IN stocks was
| NOT confined 10 thc industrial shares, but WIS
nearly universal, and the last prices Throughout
fine market were practically the highest
TIE DAY IN TIE BoND MARKET
Government bonds remained neglected. ~ '"'
Stock Exchange Bids Tor extended rs N"i"
raised IL per cent. Closing quotations were
| as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
SUPREME COURT-Plaintiff desires tn,

SUPREME COURT-Plaintiff desires trial
- 4. be- had In the ,ty ann County VI NewYork.
Ioh, Week.s plantin against Lewis Myers, Eva
Wyrr. his wife, and Henry Black. defendants. Sum.
in the aloNr.nan,d drfend,nts:
Won are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint
IN thIs action and TO copy OF your answer on
ibe paintf's attorneys within twenty days after the
service ~ hi, exclusive Of the day OF service
and ina ease VI Your failure to appear answer. judg
nrnt VIII taken against you By deaul. the relief
demanded In the complaint
Dated June 10, 1893.
WEEKS BROTHERS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Po.tonce address and Office. No. IS wal.st New.York.
10 TIE deiendant' Lewis Myers and Eva Myers: s,,
cation, pursuant to an order Of Hon. Georee T. IN.
graham Justice OF the Supreme Court, dated tho tn
day OF Septen Der 1898 and nled with Che complaint ~
the ONCE OF me Cierk OF ne city ana County "'"'
Dated New.York September Z, 1899: ,.
WEEKES BROTHERS,
PiMnen's AteDrreys
No. IS wallst.. Nsw.yerk ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

MOVE MBEK IJT'I. $500
Irills leave i3d--t. station NcW-lO.k - TO-
ON~ and 10 cnruri fUni foot fsdhhU4-,t -,
a;bO 4. VI. Daily local Ia su,p Bidsr an O"'A u
Mountains excerpt sundays west OF COcynidh- 49,"
Sleeping ear New YORK tn BioomNIAe Sundays only.
Tan b.. occupied =. ~. ,....,u, ,,.,,..
1s0 \. u.-Daiy local u Albany Tor 'ut-hit Moultns
ana Saialosa rarir ca 70 Albany s1n.oys only ioh
1910 A. M.-Daly fot Albany, tu'" Syfdtu'' ltO II.
ester Bufao. Nlasara ials, Detroit chicago eNep'
A ti,i1 4, w.. DaIl,. except sunday, 10 Caiskill Noun
- tans SrN Pa IT, Lakes MOhonk 0Ld Minnc"asIa.
Ntorv Sa-ltpsa caldwell. Lake George. Paflor cars
In Hln,n.N ur saratoga am taltw,il 800
t,Il H. jI,->lturlays OIy. Han HOldoy Special To
cat,knl Mountains. Paglor ear rt'1chtl
iuG p VI pt.iV. - eli Su1Gal. Tor Albany.
nochr.t,r Buffalo. Nla-ara Fdi- Toronto, Detroit
& e\eland aad thlf ago .
6io A., N-iJaly. ~ EFT sunday. FOR Hewbufg, Atany
Saratoga anl Montreal. lailof rar - hin-stln
sill p Ma Albaly. Utica, ~ racu,c Hoche,ter
Buffalo Nincara FALL Toronto. Detroit Cleveland ana
\LsVcs BrloS.yn Nv AnneN. II 90 q. m. JERSEY
rl. T. H. 4. station II 20 M; nayer>traw Local.
do m. - : .35. - p. N. Nrwburg Locals,
So 10 10 a. ~ 10 1880. 10, q 30 IL 10 D. NJ
Daily. =, ,,, rat, .
p,rtestrr Buffalo Niagara Fails, Toronto, Detroit Cic> -.
iend I'D { rlgn On All through trains.
Tor ticAet Timetables. Iarlor and sc"ping-car accom-
rirdat,oas or rformo'ion Apply olce. Broo'yn 333
M0.hnc.onst 40 Fulton-.t, Ann'> olic" foot lGltl
- orx C.;v lIa .ci. 33 .Si and 9l2 BsOnd.
vey ii3 UoWcry, 8! East lith.t % Wet l25th--i''
General Passenger AGENT,
rd,rbil.-a,e.. NcN-lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
ALL.RAIL ROUTE
Lon 4 MN Hrn Ii DC lnu l.rONe. ~ g.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE


IS Y c. { II Il. Il. Il. co, LEsSEE)
EXCVKsION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR.
GOOD TEN DAYS $1,000.
Also KDvND TnIp TICKET. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER It'll. Ss~.O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY

Anhracitc Coal used exclusively insnrna Cleanliness
and Coni0riD
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block >iShni
System. Trains leave ~;niion iont OF Liberty Sc
Timr Tnhe LII clcci j nc -. so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
Pier Al ~ r. foot Canal ST.. ., 4. NJ. daily t>unGays
excepted. D-.'t connection with eAprH> trains to
klchfet Spr!nas Niagaa Falls. Sharon Springs ana
Coopcrstowr Sa-ruay night steamers connect SIN.
day morning train for Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
\, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

E,cur.iou Tickets, New y DIRK 10 (hirngO mud Re-
furn. $500.
special Conch Excursions en- Saturday. sept 9ih'
mud " rdursl sept. 18th, nj ci5OO
Thr1u.l fiails hi, and the Worlds Fair ave
foot Ads. ioiVws, - minutes earlier hom
IrInklin-si.
scprr. Newly urk to chicago Reclining char cars free
NiagpiI Fails. Arrives Detroit -" D. NJ chicago
80 p. M. It. Louis 10 p. N. T..
car tseat. FREQ New. Norh t. Niagara FALL. Enough
pullman ,lccprrs N'v lOrA - Chicago Arrives Detroit
. 40 H. Chicago 80 .. m, ~. Louis : 200 y. NJ
SlJ 4. VI. lr>crlt >nnil}l fJr West Cornwall Orr's
Mills Campbell Hal i.aae Mohonk, Lake MnaeNa.Ga
and Waikiki Valley Rar I'D stations, Stony Ford Mia t.
Isoumh gbdTg Nurt bIrO, Suuiutyh,e, ElenNllle
Fall,burg Monticello and Liberty.
o. - A. w. fdaly) FOR MitdctOwn. Falsburg Moneel.
TO- libcrty. White Lake CarbJndal', scanton Walton,
Dnlh ~cney. Norwich ttica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton,
oi isS r. WITS H. sat 1a' only D. camp Hail. Md
clrtown Bloomngburg SunmItNie lille. Fl sbrrg,
Moitlce0 Liberty. white Lake. Living TON Manor
3iJ p. VI. except sundat), Ne'tbucl Limited for
Lake Mohonl Lake Minge~a;@a uynd Waikiki Valley
Railroad .titons. tnmpbcI Hal. Midfl"town Ellen
viIn Mountain Dale t"ntIrNilr. FallSburg. M1ntcello
IueyNiIc. Liberty !as Liberty, lark-,ic. and Lh
1,tJ r. VI. daly). Mihllctown Summltyc Fails
burg Liberty Livingston Manor, Ro'kland Walton. Sid.
nev. Norwich oneida. Fulton, oswcgo Niagara Falls.
Tiekct- and Pullman accommodations NJ 81 broadway.
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
TO destination. . ,,,,,o.. . ,
50 Beavc: 81. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
MOUNTAINS. Steamcrs KAAT-

u AMSDELL LlNE.-Steamers leave Pier "a,
North Hlyer. foot Of Frinklns for Cran.ons West
Point Cold Spring. Cornwall; FishkiI iandins s. and
Nswbure. weekdays, .. m. Sundays A. n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

:, nor cents sold at 9o.5ja90.j0, sight exchange
-, ondon being trfe weaker at a5..Y IL.
The herald., 1893-01-23
PERSONAL.

@. NJ. Wells OF Seattle is at the Hol
II. Burnstine of San Francisco is at
the Nadeau.
Emil Held of New York is at the
Hollenbeck.
J. H. Weber Of Monroe, Wis, is at
the Hollenbeck.
L. B. Stearns and W. H. Merrick of
Portland, Ore, are at the Hollenbeck.
Mrs. A. L. Aldrich and Mrs. Aldrich
ofiFlfht, Mich, are at the Hollenbeck.
MrF. P. Bandholt, the manager of
Professor Tyndall, left for the east yes
terday.
ssMr.g and Mrs. R. q. Brown and Miss
Florinnes Brown OF Oakland are at the
Hollenbeck.
Frank M Balm, representing John
Weyeth Sons & Co. of Philadelphia, is in
the city on business trip and is regis
tered at the Hollenbeck.
& Mark r. Plaisted, editor and proprie-
tor of the Riverside Enterprise, IS in the
CITY, and will remain ever for the recep-
ton to Senator Stephen NJ. White.
n. M. Hanaford, agent for Bill Nye
and A. p. Burbank, is in the city. The
: funny men will appear in Los Angeles
on February 81. Mr.. Nye will, it is
said, remain in this part of the state for
: . week, to think up something new in
the funny line.
The herald., 1893-01-23
SUMMER RACES AT CHICAGO

The Los Angeles Representatives at That
Greatest of All American NJ lettings.
Washington park, Chicago, will this
year be the scene of the greatest eeries
of turf events ever held in any country.
Beginning with the clubs race meet
ing, which opens June Oath and
continues 25 days, with $210,000 hung
up in purses and money added
to stakes for the thoroughbreds,
and closing with trotting
meeting from September 4th to 10Th
under the management of the North
western Breeders Association, which
will give Sl00, 600 in stakes and purses
for harness horees, total of $4,000
will be distributed as prizes for turf
competitors over this course. The
American derby, which will be run the
first day of the race meeting, will be the
most valuable 3year-old event over de-
cided. 1t is guaranteed to
be worth $4,000 to the winner,
while the second will receive
$1,000 and the third $4,000. A handicap
OF one mile and three-sixt teenths, for
3-year-olds and upwards, is guaranteed
to be worth $40, 900 to the winner, and
several other events that will be worth
from $4,000 to $40 900 will serve to main-
l
tain the interest which the Derby will
arouse. Numerous entries for different
events have been made by English turf
men, and it is said Colonel North, the
wealthy nitrate king" hopes to
win the Derby. But there are
several entries from California,
and go we'll are the coast candidates for
the Derby doing that itispredicted they
will run first, second and third. Los
Angeles county will be represented in
the big race by the Santa Anita stables
chestnut flly Lady Bess, by Rutherford,
dam Aritta, and chestnut colt San Fran
cisco. by Rutherford, dam Jennie B.
Mr.. Baldwin has three times won the
American Derby and twice run second
He won IN 1885 with Volante, in 1886
with Experience, and in 1888 with EN-
peror of Norfolk. He was second in
1887 with Miss Ford and in 1890 with
Santiago, both of which subsequently,
proved themselves better than G. H.
Todd and Uncle Bob, who won in the
years above named
The herald., 1893-01-23

There is probably not one OF the many re-
cent inventions Of unique attachments to the
bicycle which will prove as useful to devotees
pt the wheel as the one recently invented b. a
Los Angeleno. Mr.. T.. J. McCurdy, which he
correctly calls the Patent Standing Bicycle
Attachment" for by the ingenious little de-
vice, which scarcely weighs two pounds, the
wheel Can be maze 70 stand alo in any posi-
tion, without leaning against any structure for
support, with the rider mounted or un-
MOUNTED The attachment will prove q bless.
ing to beginners, who will be able to mount
the cycle before starting, and at will start the
wheel in motion without any fear of taking the
custom sry tumble. 1t will also prove of in es
Unable value to the sk1llful rider who can
stop his wheel in any position, aud, after trans
, hcting his business, go on without unmount.
!, Ing 1t does away with all leaning against
cnrbs or other structures, and will lessen the
sang of having ones bicycle injured. 1t can
be attached or taken off in nom ent, and, In
Itead of being in the way OF detracting from
he beauty Of the mach mes, Is an adornm mt
Mr. Martin Eichorn, who Is interest ID the
patent, states they intend TO shortl ystart a fac
iory for their manafacture here In II Los Ange-
pended.
The herald., 1893-01-23
MEMORANDA.

We manufacture everything in the
looking-glaas line; all work guaranteed.
II. Raphael & Co., 40S, ,410 South Spring.
Try our Sonoma Zinfandel wine at 5J
rents per gallon. T.. Vache & Co., cor.
Commercial and Alameda SITS. Tel. 800.
DR.. Joseph Kurtz and DIR Carl Kurtz,
physicians and surgeons, have removed
iheir offices to 147 South Main street.
Latest sheet music publications my
lpecialty. Fitzgerald, the music dealer,
5pring and Franklin.
DR.. Tudor, dentist, removed to Hotel
Ramona, Third and Spring sts. Grown
md bridge work.
r. G.. Cunningham, dentist, rooms /
and 2, Phillips block, N. Spring street.
DR.. Hollingsworth, reopened dental
.fiice, 1887 South Spring street.
Insure with A. O. Golsh, 147 South
Broadway.
DR.. Lindley, 331 4 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-01-23


John Brink has been awarded the
contract to furnish the banquet at the
great White reception. which will take
place at Turnversin hall.
Prof. Wendell Schiel will give a
lecture and concert at University chapel
thiyevening, assisted by Mrs. Wright
and sister and Prof. F. A. Bacon.
Yesterday hundreds of people visited
the famous Cahuenga valley, going out
over the Nickle Plate railway; in fact
the road could not accommodate the
crowds who wished to 60.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph Office,
corner of Court and Main streets, jan
uary 22d, for d. J. Cooper, "Heiman," !"
D. J. Gates, Amos f. Sewell, Capt. Will
liam Moore.
Ailarge crowd was present last night
at the farce, He Must Be Blind, given in
Turnverein hall by Los Angeles lodge
No. IL of the Sons of Herman. Those in
the cast were Paul Rudolph, Mr.. Sick,
G. Bliesner, G. Block and Mrs. Frese.
A dance concluded the evening.
The run given by the local wheelmen
to J. G. Allen, jr., and w. J.. Sachtle-
ben, the two bicycle globe circlers, was
we'll attended and was success. All OF
the interesting places along The route
were visited. The gentlemen will be
further entertained during their stay
here.
Porfirio Valencia has two more neigh
bors, Mics Katy Lopez of San Fernando,
sister OF ]. j. Lopez, cattle superintend-
ent of the Beale ranch, and young lady
from Pasadena, who have taken home-
steads adjoining. We look for some nice
young lady to file claim on Prophy
next Lancaster Gazette.
A fractions horse attached to buggy
in which were a man and woman
created some excitement on Main street
yesterday morning. The animal dashed
up First street and fell at the corner OF
Main. street, breaking the shaft of the
buggy. After this it started south down
Main street, and ran into wagon, up
setting the buggy and throwing it's occu-
pants out, neither of whom were hurt.
Last Saturday the Peoples Ampithea.
ter, on Main near First street, opened
it's doors to a large crowd at popular
prices, ranging from 10 to 80 cents, and
has been crowded the entire week. The
performances seem to suit the popular
fancy and consist of a varied pro-
grHmme, embracing gymnasts, aerial
lsts, comedians. clowns, character. mu-
lical, sketch artists, etc. Today there
ls to be complete change in the pro-
graEn1e.
The herald., 1893-01-23
The Most Pleasant way

Ofpreventing the grippe, colds, headaches
and fevers is TO use the liquid laxative
remedy Syrup of Figs whenever the sys-
tenn needs gentle, yet effective cleans
ing. To be benefited, one must get the
true remedy, manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale by
all druggists in SOC and 81 bottles.
The herald., 1893-01-23
or Intersss to Bicyclers

3. d. List, notary public. Legal papers care
ully drawn. 127 West second. Telephone 1856
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142 South Main st.. Los Angeles, Cal.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nIVIDEND NO z OF THE MAIN 6TREET
- Savings Bank and Trust Co., for the six
and yab.e on and after January o, 1898. at
the rate o 3 per cut ,er annum en- term de-
p0s1ls, and per cent per srnum on ordinary
deposits. JV.W CHIT. i. secretary.
Los Angeles, CAL, Jan. 2, 1893. 1880
The herald., 1893-01-23
A Splendid Lot of young Driving Horse

A Splendid Lot of Young Driving Horses,
Two matched teams and two single
harness roedsters, bred by L. J.. Rose,
T.. from the very best blood lines in
,outhern California, are now offered for
ale at N. A. Covarrubiss' stables on
0e Angeles street, near Second street.
.hese horses are all young and sound,
rarranted free from any hereditary
eject, and good and satisfactory rea-
ons for their disposal will be given to
he intending purchaser.
The herald., 1893-01-23

Wall paper, 2s7 5. spring. samples sent,
The herald., 1893-01-23

E0- Catarrh, Throat and Lung Troubles
Cured by our own exclusive Inhalation
Treatment.
The herald., 1893-01-23
Henr I.es,s HOLIDAY Goods.

Chinese and Japanese curios; silk dress pat
terns ladies' emb. oidered silk handkerchief
wo for % 5cen's Manufactures ladies' unde :
wear and gents furnishing goods. Also an ex-
tensiye line of new holiday goods at very low
prices. Pleas call and inspect our stock he
fore purchasing elsewhere, No. sos North
Main street, near plaza.
The herald., 1893-01-23

Forecast for Southern California: Fair
weather; cooler; northeriy winds.
The herald., 1893-01-23

iax. tenn, "a; min. tem., 4O.
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Oysters 30 cents dozen, and reduc-
lion in,prices of all California wines by
he bottle. Ice cream and salads for
parties. Hollenbeck hotel cafe.