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The herald., 1893-07-04
THE COURTS.

Csses ON Trial Yesterdsy--New Suits
Filed.
The time for Henry De Bloom to plead
was continued by Judge Smith, yester-
day, until July 9Th.
J. o. Anderson, the man who assaulted
the little Japanese woman for the pur-
poses Of robbery, was sentenced by
Judge Smith, yesterday, to three years
in San Quentin.
Yesterday All Gee and several other
Cinnamon who have been trying to
escape from the consequences OF con-
viction for playing tan, were sentenced
by Judge Smith to pay 500 fine each,
and not paying 1t they were sent to Jail.
F. M. Weeks was examined for in
sanity yesterday before Judge Shaw,
rwas adjudged insane and committed to
the asylum at Agnews.
The various judges of the superior
court, with the exception OF Judge
Smith, sat in bank yesterday morning
in department No. 4 and the trial calen-
dar was called for the fall term ofcourt.
NEW SUITS,
Among the new suits fled yesterday
in the county clerks office were the
following:
Jared s. Torrance vs. John F. Tor
rence-6uit to quit the title to certain
land.
Petition by Z. N. Cleveland for probate
of the will Of Lydia j. Cleveland, who
left an estate valued at $4,000.
Mrs. A. @. Fowler We. VIM. @. Fowler
Suit to quiet the title to certain lots.
Giovanna Rsndezi vs. Marcellius
Risso ct al.-Suit Of foreclosure for
$1,000.
John P. Jones We. Israel Luce-Suit
for the restitution OF certain premises
owned by plaintiff.
Petition by L. G. Parker for probate
OF the will of Mary-A. Rheinart, who
died recently In the city leaving an
estate valued at $50,
Petition by Mrs. s. d. Burke for pro-
base of the will Of Jesse H. Burke, de-
ceased, the value Of the estate being
$1,000
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FRED ANDREWS CASE.
AN ATTEMPT TO CLrAx WIN on
THE INsANrTy ISSUE.
Tho Proceedings Yesterday sefn-~ Srd~.
6mith-Androw Hyid to 49, ~sa..
When Inho-nced nv ocns,n~
Than when Not.

Fred Andrewe, whose attempt at sN'
eide in the county jsil was nippsc i''n'
act last week by the ial officials. s's'
trial yesterday in department. nns :. 's'~
Superior court.
Andrews was tried upon chnrrs
burglary. He ia accused of having -'t'
en- about two bits worth OF paint ifoi'i a
shop on Also street.
He acted queerly in cnnrt, .erd while
the prosecution had very little ditliru'tv
: in showing that he had taken 'lie pasn'
in question, very grave doubt arosa -
to the sanity OF the defendant.
When the testimony had all been pnt
in for the prosecution 1t was late IN The
afternoon. Judge Smith iutimatad fh",
the testimony had been such that he
questioned very much whether the hi-'
trict attorney should ask 1t to be sen, y"
the jury.
Deputy District Attorney ConkIiug
said that he hoped that the conrt wnhln
not act upon this suggestion. tiewisiisd
time to introduce certain expert att
neaHes.
He created somewhat Of a aaepsatica ny
SAYING he expected to show that al
I'll
when under the influence OF cocRine ra
is saner than when he is not under rs
influence.
He also said that In a brood view Of
the principles OF the law 1t was not right
that Andrews, II responsible. should ha
turned loose upon the community.
Andrews attorney remarked that the
insane asylum would not take cocaine
fends, and quite little discussion
sprang up between the court and coun.
eel about this assertion.
In the meantime the members OF the
jury were watching the clock, and the
defendant pale and cadavsrous. was
gabbling away with friend who occu-
pied a seat at his side, and paying no
attention to anything that was going on.
Finally Judge Smith said that he was
going to adjourn court for the jurors
wanted to be at home on Independence
day. e
o. G. Stephens of counsel for the de.
fendant, who had just come in, eaid that
his client would also like to enjoy Inde-
pendence day.
The court smiled little smile, and
after few more remarks by Mr.. Conk-
ling, adjourned the case until Wednes-
day morning, allowing the jury to
separate.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

MONDAY, July 3, 1893
BIN Kelso ct w, 10 r w seeple-Lot 8, Jacob.
sons sub blk 8, 6an PasQual tract, Pasadena; ;
$3.50.
Jsrvfu ct ux to NJ B Loughrey--E $50 scres
lot z, blk B, Marengo trsct $4,000.
Thomas OF ux to M = Greeu-Iot O, 8 80
feet lot z, Fairfield traot, Pasadena; grant.
JAllin, trustee, to H q Allen-LOts 2l, "a and
26, wtlliams' Home tract; $40.
B J0urdan ct ux to Bank Of San Pedro--% in
teTest IN ,os. 3, sS.d7 and 8, Jourdsns SUB blk
" Blsokeuen ct ux TO = v Hadley ct al-Lot
21, blk 10, whittier; $75.
: Y Bridget Dc soto to F. g Johnson-Lots and
8. blk o. Pomona: $52B.
!, Q Smith ct ux to NJ Youns-Blk 81, ssn-
tiag0 townsite; $40.
8, Duarte; $75.
Q A Lindenfeld ct con to W Riley-Lots and
9, blk 3, Pioneer building Lot association tract;
= Waite OF ux to M y Griswold--Land In
Maoiey rancho. ex-Mfssion San Fernando;
:, = Brooks 70 y 9 Robinson-Iot ?. Bell d
Macomber tract; $3.50.
= Same 70 W Rueharsr-Lot 8, same tract;
$3.50.
SRI McCormic TO n McArthur--42.25 .25 acres
In Rancho La Caiada; grant.
Schmidt ct ux TO N Bchmidt- 32.6 feet on
Commercial street: IS.
y Mead 70 q Wellnon--Lot ID, blk ~, Cali
tornta Cocoperative Colony tract. no Los Cerrl-
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Chicago Stock Markets.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Cattle; Receipts were
1880 head. The market closed active and
steady to trlfl, higher. Top steers,
S5.j O@5.45; others. $46O@4,90: cows and
grassers. $3. 1903 90; T-xans, S270t93.75.
Hogs -Recepts were IS 900 head. The mar
and packers, rs. so95 IS; prime heavy, SIS 90
G6.00 light, SG00G6 10.
Sheep Receipts were l 900 head. The mar
ket closed active. Natives, $i.O00S so; rex
ans. VI. 00I@4 30: stockers, $2. 25G3. 10; west
erners, "a. 30G4 80.
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Deserving Praise,

We desire to say to our citizens that for years
We have been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery
Bucklens Arnica salve and Electric Bitters,
and have never hahdled remedies that sell al
well, or that have given such uni yersal salts
every time, and we stand ready to refund tbs
purchase price II satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits, Sold
North Main street.
The herald., 1893-07-04
The british Gratn Trade.

LONDON, July 8. The Mark Lane Express
says: 1t is feared that the tropical heat will
induce premature ripeness of grain or wi.her
the leaves of the plants. Half of the whest
crop aud wo-thirds of the barley cop bids lair
to be very deficient Oats arc b armed up in
many places and half yield will be surpris-
ing. With home crops short, wheat is positively
weak. The svorsg price during Ju ae was 27s
Id per quarter. Australian and American red
winter. California and Russian were pence
lower; Indian was unsettled.
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II, T Barrows e. NJ to FF scott-Lot 8. blk 40,
la, d In RQ sau Pedro; $500
j osgoodhy ct ux TO A Gnrdon-Lots and 8.
block IL ,, Pomona. y 4.090.
"a Gordon 81 TX TO ] osgocdby-same t~act;
II NJ Ames to wsmih-L,t IL, blk IL, Ames'
sub Glassell tract, 500
Lawrence ct ux o y Kelier-rot 10, blk 0,
Psimet's sub blk 147, pmoaa; 800
w Vernon ct ux 10 x Green-Lot TO-
Vernon's add No. 2, Whittier: $1,000
Brown to a Clark--I.ots 40 and 80. blk
5, Anclay's sdi San Fernandez IL.
barp rrnn e ux 10 y Schauer ct ux-Tht
part lot 100, Goodwins trace, recoided 1l-42
N M 4; also lot 1913 Wlngerter tract, 1872, B;
4 i Morrison e, ux to NJ d Rsllantyue-aE,z
n Ga Inpbrli o J a Cam pbel.-Lot g. blk O
Mott tract; grant.
Us slansoi, cta', trnstees, to A Dervel-Lot
Estate of u Stew. decreased, to J Pagan
ioss PIX %la sniapp Or hard tract in sec II,
Unlger.ity benk to ] Van Doren-Lots !,
=, arg 81 - Shafer lanterman sub Dimmick
and 32 blk /, old Ciepp oranard tract, SO.
IS Yam D0ien to University Rank-15 int lots
ns, !Ec, o., l, a. "a III. iis, Ia Meade Dalton
NJ Wentworth to Adsm--Lots to 12,
both inc usire, SIS and iot IL, blk ID. sub lot
20, Mmedov Park, $40,
=, - ~ ~ w ehmer' 'Ot cli lunkerhnlD
4 l. d " Co $, b, 12,0u0 screa Il Ex tract, San
Fernando, $1,000
l. y Uriugsr ct ux to NJ Pitochelle ct al
Lots and g, Pennlug tract, $3.50.
J @ Helsey ct uy to E Main-Lot lS and
E15 lot II, Bal Twins sub lots IS 70 20 aud 20
TO 35, Ro san Francisouito, $3400.
SUMMARY.
RS%taal.:....:..:.......::......: sSsasi 8
Total. ........................ $34,4OS
Note-Ftyures separ tied by a dash Indicate
page aud nlmber of book OF miscellaneous
records
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
stcrh rxcn.ux, RsyIew.

Nyw yoNt. tn'y 3.-Afifrs at tho stock
ex,han-e tn, we're extremely dull transac-
trfs rstr,lag tns piltry total OF n, ,4l6 shares.
~ cr.n's hammered the list at tha op)ning
s,o N,onat'ah fell off 3M to 1z2; Northern
Y i,.in,' pr"lrrid 2>s TO 32ls; Union Pacific and
t.ci' ,as ! ;. . Y cent. As the day advanced
me - rat as,'IJ'ei = frmer lone anu ptic 8
,n rvt'i 3" ~ per cent The improvement
s''.' a..,a We largely due to the let up in the
y. nsrn ~ IA mon market.
'''v~itlu 10 y n'., rin~ei strong.
srdes sND snNDs.
sFw VIVA NJ g. -Gosipg quotations we're
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silver BulIlon,

NEW YORK, July 3.-The silver market was
quiet and steady. Commercial bar sold at72c.
Mexican dollars nominslly, $50.
Five hundred and fifty thousand ounces Of
silver Will b, exported tomorrow.
The herald., 1893-07-04
THAT WORLDS FAIR TRIP.

Names OF Persons Who Have Received
Ton OF More Ballots.
Hereafter no names will be published
In the HERALD's worlds fair free trip
ticket contest until the persons have re-
ceived at least 10 votes. Below will be
found the list to date:
The herald., 1893-07-04
Hong Lea.

Importer and dealer In Chinese ana Japanese
fancy goods. An kinds OF silks, siik dress pat
Terms. embroidered silk dressing gowns, shawis
and handkerchiefs and general furnishing
wear: respectfully call the attention Of the
pubic 70 the fact that all my stock is now on
special sale regardless Of cost. No. sos North
The herald., 1893-07-04

Farmers and Horsemen-Hall's Dream
balye for horses will keep the flies OF sore,
nenls barbed wire cuts, cares old sores. Some
{h ng. new, something good. 81. on Il
Z yauGhn's drug store, Fourth and Spring sts
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MoNEY QUOrATIo Ys

HONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK, July 3 Money on call, easy
ai Rss cent. r. ,''f 81. IN
Prime meroantile paper, 60s per cent
sterling exchange, firm; bankers 60-dny
bills ss x4.Sl,s94 81; demand, y. 535<s4.85.
The herald., 1893-07-04

Horne, W. A., sos powney avenue, city. 1925
A0ugh. Mrs @. A., 1881 s. Hill street,. 4371
Fisher, Mrs L. X, DAP Georgia Bell at. :. z2l5
Katz, Il. O., Charnock block, city. .......... 400
Lindsey, Miss Addie, city. ty.................. l89
Lyon, H., TIA Alpine street, city .......... 1873
6Ormano, Mrs. NJ, SAT Macy street. ...... 176
Leon Dreuet Redond0. .................. 81
Reeve, B. j., Workman block, city. ..... 80
Taylor, 4. A., South l. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. A 38
Darmody, Thomas, Arcade hotel. ...,... 20
Carlisle, s. A. 4i2 s. Hope street ..... 80
Johnston, a. B.. 1925 Doweny ave.. ..... %
CIeeo DANIEL city y................ ......... 81
Miles. VIM, city -. .........,...., 20
ROBERT Smith, Westminster, city. ....... IL
Otis Halstead. Westminster, CITY, ,..... IL
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THE NATIO,
RESOURCE

The National BSulr OF Ca
ception-decrease 10 iepoei
sented, in coin, over RI34, ,oU
sion commenced.
The above statement pro
the last derositor was fully r
ing to overcome the panic &C
The National Sank of CO
inducements for business,
demand their money.
In the matter of loans, II
loans except from good al
bank is better or more relisl
The Directors OF Tho
Wolfskill, John M. G. Marb'
W. s. DeVan. A. Hadley, I. ]
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Petroleum.
NEW YORK, July 3.-Petroleum nomipally
higher,
The herald., 1893-07-04

ssa ioF box Of BaHcHAxs Pills. Ta'telsss
The herald., 1893-07-04

Take Santa Monica tnains from Gan Ter1SapnE
street, Naud's junction. Commerciel tsrees,
tiou), Grand avenue, or University.
For north Arcade, Commercial street, NJ 1d'e
junction, San Fernando street.
Junction.
street, Naud's Junction, San Fernando street.
checked, Pullman sleeping car reservations
made. and general information given upop ~.
plication TO J. M. CRAWLEY, Asst 9: Pa A2ks
No 144 8. Spring st., COZ Second. CHAtLNh
SEYLkR, Agent ct depots-
s6undays only.
Sundays excepted.
=. II. GOODMAN,
0enl PassengeR Agt
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Get our prices on hardware before buying.
Ssig cut Tor 90 days. J. W. Baker d Sons, lis
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cIGIsa4A aiSs4i1 TONIC
Combined Wien sulphats q Hydrs.tla.

Combined with sulphats of Hydrsstia.
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Loss Of appetite. De-
biiity and y low condition of the system will
valuable for overworked business men and
weak, nervous women. Pleasant, prompt and
eficient 100 doses 81. Get the gen nine,
macy Co.. st. Paul MINI.
3 HpringRf ally
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Wall Paper At Cost.
Closing out sale-Eckstrom q Strasburg, BOT
and 500 south Main street.
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as fhet rsafa. r. eruld lags 1ahste.t
ia Ahe tie1ai Ba- li satfc asa ncstf 81
altlaH aNd Agingilt aLlukfHr thf a98crf
irgtp.a p4rs Hn 7icrfs c41rstF fsg e tts rti
aak. 1aore vstait &sp sls ale ef ass
aifnfie aaflla. grl tiyli ste elai sarn sfS slsE
ae fie M
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AIT MEN4 or
lAL 3 RAN& OF HQR
3uLN d. fa3

itofn 2 Dl SOS sltty sit.
8 70 tlo 1nli iuHpmr
teiu ~. iat 49 plf
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Every Sunday beginning at 1:l0 Q. m. there
will be an hourly train service between santa
Monica and the mammoth wharf at Port Los
Angeles. Last train leaves the mammoth
wharf at 8 100 p.m,
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$57I,201 %
State of California, County OF Loy Angeles, ss.
We do solemnly swear that we have, and each
of us has, personal knowledge OF the matters
contained in the foregoing report and that
every statement, matter and thing therein con.
tanned is true to the best Of our knowledge and
belief, ]. ERANKENFIELD, President.
JIM WITMER, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me, this 1st
day of July, 1858. -
[sEAL] GEORGE bUGBkE,
Notary Public In and for the county Of Los An
geles. state OF California 7-2 ~
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We do solemnly swear that we have (and each
of us hasl a personal knowledge of the matters
contained in the foregoing report, and that
every allegation. statement matter and thing
therein contained, is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
HERMAN w. HELLMAN, President,
w. NJ. CASWELL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Both
dav of June, 1888.
[5EAL ERNEST G. TAYLOR,
Notary public in snd for the county of Los An
geles, state of California. IL st
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SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MAY 10. 1898.


PORT OF NEw-YORK-THrRsDAY' MAY TO- 1850
ARRIVED
southampton S o u mf m, w and occhs
steamer ,ea fr +, 'A w heS at ~ paic soraaG Para
maIoo Ap q Dcmerara ~ Trinidad May carq pn D.
usna Goana La Guayra D. and rI'p
Vs. WIN mdsc and passengers to Kunhart 'o' ''"'"
steamer Bem.rhayea Dutch Duu, Antwerp My pa T.
IN ballast to IL Handbook Co Arrived al 'he Dat
ssa%er Alamo Lewis Colon Nav H. with h %aS ana az
m,sss A,ua May 3 Sn nSa Do
win mdse and passcngcrs to w Clyde & Co. Afr'ci
steamer ii Noite iiawtlorae. New-orleans May 49,
WIN na,g 70 TO-, II yan sickle xorolk with mdsc
and passcneers to Old Dominion $ Co; -..., ,.,.,
steamer Golisboro. Pennington. Philadelphia WIN "1'
S'e :, cr earm,nn narpsGa any gS with, IN
steamer simon Dumois (Nor, Kanitzl. Gibafa days
WIN irult to IL Dumois a CO. Arrived al the Ear 10
steamer Aps OBJ pyer Trinidad May via ,, Gen
Arrived at the Bar at !. n. ......u,, uov u
ana Nhafi's'oh To- with mdsc and passengers W
lark Yamoyden Walters. Brunswick Als days with
lumber to w II whcelwriqht & Co vessel % master
CLEARED.
steamer Augusta Victoria gen. Southampton-N. >.
st amer Trinidad Obj. Eermud,-A. E. outerbridge
steamer city c. Columbia. West Point. va.-old
steamer Irnnyl Or IamoIc-phcps Pros & &C., Co..
,c camr u Whitney a Io,o9 Ma,,-c r. D'""eK
Steamer Lisbonese OBJ. Gera etc, via Batmor-Smp
steamer Roanoke, Newport News ctc-old Dominion
IS Co.
amer 's od.S5a PGT 2T 5yas :'
narE New.york Gtan -Fuach; Edvc & Co.
E n,rE f hsss r on 2ssSe l Tar n SS
n9Ts A Mn ,, M"r; M5mI E nyMSc
SAILED.
dom 1fta
Nor Glbara Nepiuuc. Monrego Bay state OF Nebraska
orr. glasgow Ci>tll.an ilnrc IN Brazil ,,
hama Trafalgar tBn. AMER orders Shenandoah san
D'' " "'''' NOTICE To MARINERS.
Shirley Gut.
Notice Is hereby given that. with The con.en; OF the
ace Cammrion Of the IN Mas,io husct,S
shifc he noit9weserly end Of Der i',rd Io o,'Gp
North point Of Deer Island Buuv, black spar. No l. VIII
BY o'd'' Of the rs''-"o". ;, Ha'a GREER
omcc Of he I4ohiIou.c board WASHINGTON D. c. May
80 The MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
maa 'fa'S' pe, S1""S S' e a. 80 N Msy IS
steamer Eot,.ldam lDu,,h' Eosec,e.n. from New
York Mly ior B1uiosnr and Rotterdam passed the Llf'
steamer Staada,d oiep. .IAes,a, tom New.York Ma'
m Nsggi i-na Dan SToat iom Ss Nv, May
sbaamcr Mi,,,s,,rT, 49,, "''e' from Nr"''o'k MAY
steamer nne Wc,l Jiug,t York. via southAup.
ton tIriy = ., ir'mcili''9 a. = - ~ May -.
-, >taner "a Tandrc, DUTCH, schmlck. sailed from
", ,g' Grm'ai' dir Hico York for Liver
81 amer Cuac ri. J9ne'. Nc"yorA. arrived Oh Fa-,
steamer Tcptonic an Cameron from Liverpool NV.
YORK. sailed from Queenstown q, 80 Ia NAV Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
DIRECTORS OF A MINISTERIAL BIrREiT,

Boston. May 1S.-The Massachusetts Congregational
Conormce today elected directors for the new
Ministerial Bureau follows Clergy-Thc Rev. i. F.
Hamilton Boston the Rev. G.. a. Gordon. Boston
the Rev. &. <. Brooks. Fitclburg the Rev. +. \.
Reed, lolyOkc LaymeD-->. Il. Hey wood. Of WOr-
ceser: Judge J. j. Higgins. Of orleans. These six
members have the power to name The remaining
three. The following members recommended to
fill the vacancies on tic American Board of Com
mssioncrs OF Foreign Missions: Judg James Barker.
of Plttscld: the Rev. De Witt :. Clarke. of salem
the Rev. Elijah llorr Boston: the Rev. Nehemiah
BOyntCn. Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
ONLY POPCLISTS MAY ENLIST ~ KANSAS

Topeka. Kan May 1s-Thc state Military Board
In session here this morning had under consideration
Adjutant- General Arts plan 10 organic" militia
force of 10000 men, the idea being TO have army
in readiness in the trouble Of last winter
the organization of the Legislature should be- repeated
The Adjutant-Gcn6TalS scheme provoked consider
able discussion. but IL finally failed OF adoption owing
TO the opposition of the Governor and the Lieutenant
Governor II was decided that Il militia force Of
1000 only should be maintained. and that all OF the
companies in the state should be recognized. and
only men friendly the administration be permitted
10 enlist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
DROWNED BY TIE CAPSIZING OF THEIR BOAT

Concord. ~ H., May 1S.-James Roy and Elmer
Arbo, of Bartlett and Alexander Alcarow. with three
others attempted TO shoot the rapids at ScwalS Falls
in a boat at 6 o'clock this morning The boat filled
with water and capsizcd, and the three named
were drowned. Their bodies have not been recovered
They river men employed In driving logs. part
OF which lodged in the locality where the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19

concern Is 10 be exchanged for that Of the several
constituent companies share for share except in the
case OF the Conncaut Terminal whose stockholders
VIII receive two shares Of the new for OF the old
inc consolidated company will issue s4,2Joooo In
pomus 10 redeem like amount already issued by the
sittsoure' Shellango and Lake Erie: $4,000 10 re-
ueci nohds OF the Erie Terminal and The necessary
amounts 10 take UP other bonds provided the whole
issue shall not exceed 81, 500, 900.
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SETTLED AFTER YEARS OF LITIGATION.

Kansas City, May Is.-The ST. Clair County railroad
bond case. which for twenty years has been In the
Missouri courts, and has cost several lives. Is TO be
amicably settled the company TO pay 100000 on the
original bond issue OF 5000 John Il. Henderson.
OF Washington, attorney for the bondhoders, and the
ST. Clair County judges, In Jail here under orders
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19

BOSTON AND MAINE STOCK CHANGES HANDS.
BOSTON, May 13.-The Boston News Bureau says
The 81 036 shares of Boston and Maine Railroad stock
recently held In this city for the account OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company have
been taken AT the prices we have already published
by syndicate OF Philadelphia and New-lork capital
lists. whose names future plans cannot yet be an
nounced, but there Is likely TO be some change In
the Boston and Maine directory shortly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
CORN RATES IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.

Omaha. May IL (specaD.-Thc Nebraska and Kansas
railways have finally fixed on June 10 as the date
when they will restore rates on corn TO what they
We're two years ago. when an emergency rate was
put In operation. The raise will make l cent
higher from this city and cents higher at most
from Western Nebraska and Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
DrookInu Real Gstatc for Sale

\ SACRIFICE.-Onc OF the finest houses
I'm BROOKLYN: brOwnstOnc II rooms com
plete IN every particular; all modern I'M
pfovemcnts aud Injuries; hard wood from
cellar 10 roof: beautiful decorations; new
house ready for Immediate occupancy. 1877
Ilancock-st. between NOsfrand and Marcy
ayes. +. l.. KERR, 92 Liberty-si,
xrw-York.
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THE PETROLETu MARKET

There faint indication Of nfc IN crude Ger
tncatr, at the Consolidated ENchang" yesterday 5OH
barrels changing hands at - - cents. The scarcity
OF offerings 10 l." bar 10 activity. the oi
the market being strong. There ciian-" ln
the output OF the Mcdonald pool. Refined petroleum
unchanged at j.lJ cent, gallon In barrels, 2.1i
cents in bulk and 40 cents IN CASTS Foreign quo
taii1n, were: Antwerp. II Ia francs. BREMEN
$50 marks London. I-oGi lid.
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flats 90 fet, unfnrnisheo

THE DALHOrSlE.
40 Ia as West 5gth-st. absolutely hfcprO0f
and fronting Central Park.--A very hand
some APARTMENT 10 rent In this house. In
quirr Of the lanitor.
rNFTENISUED FLOOR IN private
house FOR small family. 2i3 East sph--t.
oJTUST-- 56G WESr.-A few apart.
ments TO let at low price janitor looms
and bath.
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Ancboria .. ,.,.oov .... 100 IN 900 m
arizona Guion. Liverpool ...'''' az m q 40 . :"
Aufana, Cunuid, Liverpool .-...-' "''V " = M ~ ~
Citv W,shdNu,a' w -, HAVANA II 100 100 ma
cni,rhI, ~ 'oii, ~ " Cupi 10 90 a M II 200
n,ni~ acinc MAJ, Nu.D q 90 "A II
la Champagne. Fronch-Tians. HaNTc- 20 m q 81 . ~
NcW-holk American. Southampton -, ,nY .
SialS, e. Lloyd Bremen ~ " -" a .oo a n,
WciKendam. Meth Amer. Rotterdam w" III Jaw "
TUESDAY NAY 90
eprcc Y r. r,o., NJ, : 80 a m II 90 a m
Oalia Cunari, Liverpool. ''sV' ]" - w "
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opposed 10 THE BILL FOR A UNION STATION.
Boston, May 15.-The Legislative Committee on the
Treasury to-day reported Ought not 10 pass" the
billfor union station Of the Boston and Maine and
EitcnDurg SYstomS.
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60 Get for Bnsiness pnrposes

TO LET. o5 Chambcrs.st. choice oniccS
for business purposes: newly decorated
situltlon unsurpassed moderate rent. Please
apply 10 the janitOr