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The evening world., 1894-01-25
LOVED HER MUSIC TEACHER.
A Pretty Italian Girl Tells a Ro-
mantle Tale in Court.
Says Her Father Had Her Arrested
to Prevent Her Marriage.

An act in a little romance that the
police call "A Bankers Daughter" was
played in the Butler Street Police Court.
Brooklyn, this morning before Justice
Tighe. The characters were Rosalio I'M
periale. who conducts an Italian bank,
at 494 President street. and his daughter,
Marie.
Marie says she is sixteen years old.
She was charged with vagrancy by her
father. The real cause Of the trouble. 1t
Is claimed, is the passionate owe Marie
has for Francisco Picerallo, who former
ly lived at 497 President street.
In telling her story Marie said that
she met Francisco some time ~ She
became very much attached to him.
About a month g Marie told her
father that she was lonely and wanted
some kind of amusement. She said she
wanted music, and that she knew of an
accomplished acc p he'd guitar Sat PLAYER ana wanted wanted
granted his daughters request. and
Francisco was introduced.
About two weeks ago Marie ~astonished
Francisco and wanted to- marry him
Marie says her father became very
much enraged. and threatened to kill
her II she had anything more to do
On Jan. Is Marie left home with Fran
cisco. They went to New York and re-
manned a day or two, and then went to
70 Berry street. Williamsburg. where
Francisco had furnished rooms.
The girls father put the case in the
hands of the police. She was found and
arrested. The young people admit that
they have not been married yet.
The girls father wants her put in the
House of the Good Shepherd. Justice
Tighe put the girl In the custody. Of the
Children's Society pending investigation.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
BULLETS WENT WIDE OF MARK.
Policeman Fired Three Shots at
Alleged Fleeing Burglars.
Fences Scaled in a Fruitless Chase
After Thieves In Brooklyn.

Three pistol shots fired in rapid suc-
cession alarmed the residents in the
usually quiet neighborhood OF Fulton
street and Grand avenue, Brooklyn.
shortly before l o'clock this morning.
Policeman Ryan and Long. OF the
Grand avenue station. while walking
along Grand avenue at that hour saw
two men scaling a fence In the rear Of
99i Fulton street. They commanded the
burglars to halt. The men jeered at
the officers and dropped over the fence.
The police followed and again ordered
them to surrender just as they were 60
ing over another fence.
you car go to - one OF the men
replied.
Policeman Ryan then drew his revolt
YER and fired three shots in the direc-
ton Of the fugitIves. Ills aim was poor,
however. and the men got away.
The policemen notified the sergeant in
charge OF the station. and in a few min
utes half n dozen officers came 10 the
scene and began a search.
After scaling fences. searching cellars
they concluded the disturbers had sue
ceeded in making their escape. and they
gave up the search.
shortly after the extra mon returned
to the ~station-house Ryan and Long
found the front door open at 1000 Fulton
street. They entered the building, and
upon ascending to the fourth floor they
found 4 man crouching in the corner OF
the hallway.
Thy dragged him downstairs and tool
him 10 the ~Station-house. The prisoner
described himself as Edward Bennett.
twenty five years old and refused to
tell where he lived. lie denied that he
WAS one OF the yen who were seen going
over back fences earlier In the morning.
rHhA fnlfsA I'M that nnn ~ rho rnan
whom they saw was about twenty years
old, five feet five inches In height. with
smooth face. and wore a dark suit OF
clothes and black derby hat. Nothing
has been reported as stolen.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
ORDER ON GRANT.
Perkins 4 Co. Entitled to Their
North Carolina Coupons.

Justice Barrett. Of the Supreme Court,
to-day signed an order Upon Hugh j..
Grant. receiver Of the st. Nicholas Bank,
to pay over to 7. j. Perkins g. Co..
bankers OF Tallahassee, Fla, three 81 900
& per cent. North Carolina coupons Of
April. 1884.
Perkins & Co. alleged that the coupons
were n special deposit. and that neither
the bank nor the receiver had made any
advances on them. They further alleged
that the defunct bank held no obliga-
lions OF theirs,
The coupons were deposited some time
previous to the bank going into the
hands Of a receiver.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
EOBROOKE A SUICIDE.
Well-Known Architect Commits
Suicide in Temple Court.
Shot Himself Twice In the
Head.
Business Depression the Only Cause
Yet known.

George II. Edbrooke. who at one time
was one of the best known architects
in the city. committed suicide in his
office in the Temple Court Building at
l2.8 o'clock this afternoon. He shot
himself in the heat twice.
Beyond the depression In business no
reason is known at present for the sui
eide. His family relations are said to
have been Of the most pleasant nature.
For the past seven years Mr.. Ed
brooke had occupied the offices Nos. 800.
S01 and 800, on the third floor OF Temple
Court.
When he took the offices first he was
regarded as being wealthy, and for a
long time his practice was of the most
extensive kind. Within the past few
years. however, It has dwindled materi-
ally.
u Is said that he speculated unfortp-
nately. and the losses sustained made
him Respondent.
Usually he was of the most cheerful
disposition. but during the past few
days even the elevator man noticed a
change in his demeanor.
The change was also noticed by the
clerks In his office. SO that when he en-
tered the office about noon to-day. look
ing particularly downcas;. they paid no
He Immediately entered his private
office. which Is numbered 800. and closed
the door after him..
ALI was quiet for about half an hour,
nothing being heard save the ~rustling
OF some papers which he was evidently
arranging.
Suddenly the sound Of two pistol shots.
fred in rapid succession, alarmed the
clerks.
Rushing in they found Edbrooke lying
dead OF the floor. BY his side lay a So.
calibre revolver, while two holes over
he right temple showed where the bull
let's had penetrated.
The clerks were so stunned that for a
moment they did not know how to act.
At last the police were notified and an
officer from the Oak street station took
charge.
The police in turn notified the Coroner,
but up to 1.3o o'clock that official had
not. put In an appearance.
1t had fallen, and the police refused to
arrived.
The clerks were reticent. and refused
point-blank to give any information. No
one seemed to think II necessary to COM
municate with the widow.
Edbrooke lived with his wife and two
children at ia Lincoln place. Brooklyn.
He was about fifty-two years old, n
was a member of several social clubs.
both In this city and Brooklyn.
He was also a member Of the Ameri-
can Chapter of Architects. of Chicago,
and n thirty-second degree Mason.
Coroner Dobb later Viewed the body
and gave permission for it's removal to
Edbrooke's home in Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
CACIQUE IN COLLISION.
The Steamships Two Spare Pro-
pellers Also Got Loose in the Hold.

The steamer Caclque. which arrived to-
day from South American ports. re-
ports that she had a continuation Of
heavy westerly gales and high seas
throughout the passage. n that Jan. 8.
at 6 A. NJ. OFF the mouth of the River
Humber. during a dense fog, she was in
collision with an unknown steamer hailng
from Aberdeen. which struck her on the
streak and denting other plates which
were repaired with cement. The dam
age to the other vessel. II is supposed,
was slight.
Jan. -, during a strong gale from the
west. the two spare propellers stored in
the hold were loose for four hours. After
much .dif1culty they were secured. for
tunately without doing much damage.
The Cac'que had on board the magnif-
cent St. bernard dog Rob. imported
by w: w. Cole. United States Consul
Metcalfe. OF Newcastle-on-Tyne also ar
rived on CaciQue.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
POLICE AND DOCTORS At ODDS,
Former Kept Away from May Bar
rowclifc by the Latter.

II is expected IN Al there will he trouble
between the police and the hospital au-
thorities Of this city.
This afternoon DIR. Varick succeeded
IN having Capt. LANCE, OF the Police De-
partment, prevented from bothering
Miss Bar-owcline. Ever since she has
been in the hospital Capt. LANCE has
visited the woman daily and piled ques-
tons to her, which the physicians say
have retarded her recovery, and DR..
Narick thought best 10 keep the Captain
away from her until she RECEIVERS.
Miss ~Rarrowclife will be removed
from the hospital tomorrow to the res
idence OF Warden Osborn. where she will
he kept until she fully RECEIVERS. This
new trouble In her case has created a
great row between the hospital people
and the police.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
LIBEL SUITS DISCONTINUED.
Noisht- American Casualty Insurance
Litigation Stopped.

The litigation which has been going on
for about a year and a half between
Albert g. Weight and the American Cas-
uaity Insurance and Security Company.
Of Baltimore, was terminated to-day by
the filing In the County Clerks office of
two Supreme Cour orders disseminating
the Insurance company's libel suit
against Weight and his libel suit against
William f. Midgley. the former Presi-
dent Of that Company, and Vice-Presi-
dent OF tie American Steam Boiler In
surance Company.
Mr.. Voight's attorney stated to-day
that both Mr.. Midgley and Mr.. Schenck,
OF Beecher, Schenck G. Co., have signed
a written statement withdra wing all the
charges they "a made against Weight.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
DREW A DIRK WHEN CAUGHT.
Cohen Resisted When Detectives
Arrested Him For Larceny.

Harris Cohen, Of 1877 R%ivington street,
and Harry Rosen. of 125 Clinton street.
were each held for trial on a charge OF
larceny, and Cohen also on a charge OF
carrying a concealed weapon. in Jeffer-
son Market Court to-day.
Detectives O'Brien and McCauley tes-
tilted that the prisoners were two OF
three men they saw grab a pocketbook
from Miss Magic Clark, of Portchester,
N. T.. yesterday afternoon on Sixth
avenue.
Cohen. when caught, drew a large dirk.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
Suit Over the Mutual brewing Co

The suit Of Paul Hslpin. Major Edward Duffy
e al, stockholders In tbs Mutual Brewing Com
rany OF College Point. l.. l.. against Michael
N''th-w and Patrick Coleman to sc, aside $4,000
rrorth o. judgments and mortgages against the
,'utaGl Brewing Company came up for trial be-
;ls justice iaynor In the Circuit Court. BROOK
~, mis- afternoon. The Colemans, who were
- eiorkholders In the brewery, are charged
80 r'nning the Company In debt with the nur-
The evening world., 1894-01-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC roR TO-DAY
Iun rises. Il. i. 10 Sun sets. -. 1oi Moon rises. lo.s
HIGH WATER TODAY.
FORT OF NEW YOIk.

ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Nebraska, Glasgow Jan. 10
and Neville H.
steamer Edam. Rotterdam Jan. s.
Steamer Cacilue. Sunderland Jan. 7.
Brig Daylight. st. Croix seventeen days.
Steamer Mexico, Havana Jan. 20.
Steamer Cole-idge. Duenos Ayres Dec. Is. Monte
yideo q, Santos Jan. 6. Bahia 10. st. Lucia is.
Steamer Oakley, F~ernambuco Dec. 10. Maceio 81.
st. Lucia Jan. IL.
Steamer Saginaw. Azua Jan. 6. paienque Q. St.
Domingo 2, Macoris IL, Sanchez u. samand II.
Porto Plata Is, Monte Christi l6. Cape HayI l6,
Turks Island II.
Steamer HclEoland. Geestemunds Jan. :. to pro.
coed to Philadelphia.
Orig George. Port de Pai1 twenty-five days
The evening world., 1894-01-25
i.SCOIISO
DUE TO-DAY.

IScoHrSO STEAMERS
DUE TO-DAY.
Carbide, St. Croix Jan. II.
Manitoba. Rio Janeiro Dec. -.
Othelio. Antwerp Jan. 5.
Colorado. Hull Jan I.
De Ruyter. Antwerp Jan. I.
Ethiopis. Glasgow Jan. 10.
Edam. Rotterdam Jan. TO-
France. London Jan. Q. .
B~elg.niand. Antwerp Jan. IS
Mexico. Havana Jan a.
Dubbeldsm Rotterdam Jan. IL
State OF Nebraska. Glasgow Ian. IL
DUE TOMORROW
FuerAt Bismarck, Hamburg Jan. Is.
Gernanie. Liverpool Jan. II
Caracas. La GuEs ra Jan. 20.
praunSchNsiS. Drensa Jan. u.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
JOINS ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Washington Star Is the --latest News
paper Recruit.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 25.-The
Washington Evening Star. recognized
as one of the most successful and in
fuential afternoon papers in the United
States. has Joined the Associated Press.
and at the same time has given notice
OF the severance of Its relations with
the United Press.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
IS PALMER'S HOUSE BURNED
The Senator Had Heard Nothing O
the Report.

IBy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. Jan. Ga report
reached the Capitol to-day that the resi-
dence of enato Palmer. of Springfield.
ILL.,, had been burned.
The Senator had heard nothing OF 1t
at 1928 T.. NJ.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
PRIzE-FIGHT STOPPED.
Sheriff Prevents the Gibbs Freedom
.,... Mill Near Utica.
(By Associated Press

IBy Associated PreAH.J
UTICA. n. Y, Jan. 25.-Sherif Schrei-
Der interfered in a prize-fight which was
to have taken place last night at West
moreland, eight miles from this city. he
tween Jack" Gibbs. Of Troy, and Mick"
Freedom. of Oneida.
The authorities went to Rome In the
afternoon, and by threatening to place
the principals under arrest forced them
to leave for their respective homes about
midnight.
i is understood the mill will now come
of next week.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
Anarchist vniIIRnt's Appeal re-
.jected by the French Court.
(I,y Associated Press !

PARIS, Jan. 25,-The Court OF Appeals
has rejected the appeal OF valiant. the
Anarchist. condemned TO death for
throwing a bomb into the Chamber Of
Deputies on Dec 0 last.
The evening world., 1894-01-25
Sir Gerald Herbert Portal, African
Explorer, Is Dead.
lBy Associatsd Press

10Y Nb1OVIHIeu FTtFs'T
LONDON. IAN. 25.-Sir Gerald Herbert
Portal, the African Official and explorer.
Is dead.
Sir Gerald Portal was born In 1858, and
vas formerly British Agent and Consul
General at Zanzibar. Recently he was
r. fish Consul-General for German East
Africa, n returned from Uganda to
Zanzibar In bad health.
The evening world., 1894-01-25

SAILED TODAY

Alert. Porto Rico
Antillh, Nassau.
III Dorado. New Orleans
DANA. Hamburg.
Siberian, Glasgow.
Wieland. Naples.
II SAIL TOMORROW
Vessels SAT-
algonquin. Charleston. ................ 100 r. NJ
city Of Birmingham. savannah....... SOo P, N.
The evening world., 1894-01-25

To SAIL TO-MoRRON
The herald., 1894-07-24
LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARK ETS.

Grain and Mil stufs.
BARLEy-Per GENITAL, $1.20.
CoRN-Per GENITAL. $l,l5
WHEAT-Per GENITAL, Sl.15.
FLoUR-Local extra family, ped bbl., 50. 20
northern and eastern, $l.15.
MILL FEED-Brsn. per ton, $24; shorts, $23
cracked corn. s1.2O; feed meal, 81 10; rolled
barley, $1.30.
Dairy Products.
BUITEE-Fancy California creamery, per roll
~ lbs.l. 40@421ac: fancy dairy. per roll az
lbs), 33@3713c; cnoice 30G32Xc
CHEEsE--California, half cream, per lb., 100
lie; do full crea lac; Young America, lou
small (3.lb. hand). Ice; western, full cream Is
@l0c; domestic swiss. old 10000; new, 800
ioc; imported Swiss, zs@3oc. Limburger, do.
mestic, 14@15c imported, 10000.
Provisiout.
HAMs-Iex, local smoked per h.. 15c; Corn
cob 1870; Boneless, 12c; Picnic, SIZE
BACoN-Rex. homeless breakfast, loo; Def.
ance Zoe; other grader. 9g9lzc.
12%c.
DRY SALT PORK Bellies. clear, per h., SIC;
Pie PorK-Half DBL, $3.50
LARD-Tierces, ivory compound, per lb. &c;
Rex, pure leaf, &c.
Fresh Msats.
Wholesale butchers prices whole car.
cases:
BEEF-First quality. 5s51Gc; DO, light, 40
4Hc; third, 46l1ac.
>yEAL--Range nsavy, 4,G@51Sc; do, light, so
MUTToN-4la s51a,; spring lamb, 7@71Sc.
Poak-SGSlsc.
Dried Fruit.
APpLEs-Sun dried, sacks. per Ib, 7@sc:
poxes' per H., 101llc; evaporated, ancy.
l2c.
ArRIcors-Fancy, per lb., 11@12Ia,; peeled,
14d16c.
pEAcnEs-.Fancy unpeeled. 1890; peeled,
PHuNEs-Ohoice, boxes, per lb., 7@sc; sacks,
5@7c; fancy, 9@f0c
Fresh Fruits.
APPLEs-Per box, $1.7662.0O.
BANANAs-Per bunch &2000225.
nssSoSs Z, ooa, per box, $l75@2oo; un-
onASak ~ PER box $l.5o92 90; seed.
| .ALMoNDs-Paper she'll. per h., 15@17c; soft
shell, IA e15c; herd shell, loD1lc
PRASuTs-Califernia, raw, par h., 506c;
toasted, 7(GSc; eastern, raw, 6G7c; roasted, SO
| &C.
Vegetables.
| BEANs-Pcr on los., black-sycd. So. o002. 25;
ESQ; small white, 50 65D275.
BERrs-Per 100 per lbs, soc.
CABBAGE-per 100 lbs., 50975c.
CARRoTs-Per 100 lbs, 5Oc
| ONloNs-Per 100 lbs, $500.
v-g.tabiss-MIscsIia
| CAULIrLowER--Per doz., 60c.
CELERY-Pcr doz. punches, Coo.
CHL.Is-pry per -, zoe; green, SC.
LETTUcE-Perdoz.. l5c.
asISsssrfsn Rsr q b su.oa es zoe
P orsTs-Tsi i iSS ii 49,, S5@s1.1o.
TURNlPs-Per 100 lbR., 75c.
Hopsy ana Dssswax.
HONEY Comb, per h., lo@12}lo; extracted.
BEEswAx-Per lb, 21@25c.
Poultry and Eggs.
PoULTRY-Per doz,, hens, S. OO6575: old
The herald., 1894-07-24

Weller introduced Rev. A. ]. Frost OF
San Bernsrdino for lecture on the
Worlds Fair. He infinitely described
the fair SO he had viewed it. The audi
ence could plainly imagine the different
scenes as he gracefully pictured them.
Nezt Thursday evening will be the
grand finale of the Chautauqua oonven-
ton. Probably as fine an entertain
ment as has ever been given in Southern
California will take place on that even
ing. The artists appearing on the pro-
grsmme are now we'll known. and have
become popular as they have been intro
duced. A special train will be run on
the Terminal railroad Thursday even
ing, returning to Los Angeles after the
concert. The programme for tomorrow
is given below:
10 a, m.-English literature, conchology,
Spanish or French.
IL q. m.-Chorus; school OF cookery; elocu-
lion and phy,i1al culture
$3.50 p m.-Prelude.
3p. m. Lecture, J. D. Miller; subjsct: Our
Nsikhbors.
p. m.-sketching class.
1880 p. m. Grand vocal and instrumental
concert.
SUNDAY, JULY %.
ga. m.-Devotional exercises.
ga. m.-Sunday school.
zp. m.-sketching class
7.30 p. m.--Prelude.
Sp. m.-Lecture. J. Q. A. Henry; subject;
Patriotism and Romanism.
John Dewitt Miller will lecture to-
night on This Country, which promises
to be one Of the best events OF the ses-
sion.
The herald., 1894-07-24

Cash qu@tht, ons were DIS follows:
FlOur-Easer. Winter patent, = S0id12 30:
strsights, $2.4o@2.50; spring pa oat, 80 100
8 so; dc. straits, $2.2p.
Wheat-No. spring, 51k953ssc; No. 3
no sinal No. 2 d, 51s4dD53Ac.
Corn-No. 2, 43kc; No. yellow, 4414c.
oats-No. 2. 4l1<@41lS; No. White, $3.50
Soc; No. white, 31@3Yc.
Kye-No. 9, 4Os.
Rarley-N No. ?. nominal; No. 3, 4Ic: No. 4
nominal,
Fax seed-No. ], Sl.25.
Timothy seed-$5.l0.
Mess pork--Per DBL. $12. 3TlSN012.50.
Lsrd-Per 100 lbs, So COOS S2l2.
Short rtbs-aides, loose, $6. 621aQ96. So.
Short clear-Sides. DO Se6, S. S78g7.u0.
whiskey-Distillers hnisnad goods per gal,
1922
susar.,out loaf, $5.43; grsuu' ated, $2.46;
standard A, "a. AZ.
On the produce exchange today the butter
11@l4l1e.
Asgs-Steady, 60l0c.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, July 22.--Wheat; No. l Califor-
MA, As 9c04s i0ns rei western wint.r, AZ
8 oDts 6lfd; led western spring, AZ 80 GAS
1898. Market was qti-t; demand poor;
holders offer fr. ely
Corn-Firm. demand m,i, rate; new mixed
spot, IS llt<d.
Barley California brewing, "3s 6a@25s Sd.
Fiour-sprtng patent /. dull
BAN FRANCISCO. July %. -whAst Quiet;
The herald., 1894-07-24
Notice to Creditors.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i Antonio F. Coronel, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
executrix of the last will and testament of
Antonio F. Coronel, deceased, TO the creditors
OF, and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit the same with the
necessary vouch ers within ten months after the
first publication OF this notice, to the said
executrix, at the office OF Lee & Scott room
1913, Philli block, No. !, in the city OF Los
Angeles county OF Los Angeles, state of Cali
foriiia, said Office being the place for the
transaction Of the business OF said estate.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. u. 1894.
MARIANA w DE CORONEL, re
Executrix of the last will and testament Of
Antonio f. Coronel. deceased. 7-ll-imo
The herald., 1894-07-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NJ oNDAY. July %,

MONDAY. July 23.
sabina Sandsrson ct con to Mary Hyatt
Lot 2, blk 8, West Los Angeles; $4,000.
Victor Duboee ct ux to Dilin & Scott Co-Lcts
l and 2, blk IA, Wolfskili Orchard trnct; $40.
Jos Molfsklll' to same--Lot 3, blk ID, same
tract; sic.
Is smith to Emma Blanchard-w15 lot 2s4,
Evergreen cemetery; ST..
w Il WEIGH 10 J " Casey-Lot7 blk II, Cur
rior tract, Pomona; $3.50.
in Carter ct OK to W II Morri.-Farm lot "a,
sec 90 T N, R ~ y; $500.
] W Wilson TO l E Elktns- Farm lot q, sec 16,
T ss above; &4o2
above; $500
Same to g G strong-Lots ID and 80. sec as
Same 10 f Jones-Lot 81, sec as above;
$500.
same to J CLapln-Lets 10 and 90 sec as
JH Carter ct TX to G NJ Powell-Lot 81, sec
30, r a. above; $4o0
j. Wilson to Goo Briston-Lots 20 and 80,
sec Is, I as above: $500.
W schultz to Blanchard-Fitzg Co. Lots
Is and l6 blk D, Main st trt; $500. =,
V D Duboee ct ux 10 G Sisson-Lot 81 blk
%, Wo)fskill Orchard trt: $40.
B e Edwards to So Cal Rs Co-60-foot strip in
e. Boynton 10 II w sessions-Lot blk 81,
Whittier $3l5.
A Fuller ct con to H Rsifsnyder-Lot II.
Order & Dows Adams st trt; $500
L H Baxter ct ux to Pratt-Lot D. PARCELS
sub Jno Thomas trt; $500
G Il Norton to u Gage-Und15 SEA sec II
D N n IL W TlU
CP Dorland ct al to O Lantz-Lot s blk
IS. Whittier; $50.
SM Campbell 10 N P Campbell-Lot 60, Ella
Park trt; grant.
AA to A l. Cleveland-Lots 81 and So, Agri-
cultural Park TIT; 81.
Nv Doboins to Msry Hystt-WH lot q blk
T, and Wa lot l blk 5, West Los Angeles;
$685.
M n Richards ct con to Helen Adams-Lot 2
blk 95, Ro Providencia and Scott trt $1,000.
Benz Harburt 20 Jennie, his wife-lO &C
Van de Graaf lrt Ro Santiago de Santa Ana,
gilt.
Cal Ry with L Iron and Steel Co Memo
randum of agt relative to right OF way.
Zoe Lyons ct con tn R0we-Part OF lots
and g. blk Ii Mott trt; 50.
SUMMARY.
Deeds. 80
T To Observation-Disclosures 1o6e7. 90
The herald., 1894-07-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.



stook Exohange.
NEW YORK, July %. The general market was
dull today, on ACCOUNT of tne report OF the A.
Il. d 8. +. by Expert Little, which showed bad
state of affairs in that com pany's financial con-
dition.
Govern ment bo .dJ were strong; state bonds
inactive.
MONEY QUOTATIONS
NEW York, July 22.-Money on call-Easy,
at per cent: last loan at per cent; closed at
per cent
Prime mercantile paper-3@5 per cent
Sterling exchpngs-Firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers hIis a. $4.aS9A8S4 for de.
mand aud "a. 81 4(14. S72s Tor 80 days
Posted rates-S4.oS04 81.
Commercial bills-S4. S0N.
Silver certificates-64t965c.
SAN FRANCIsCo, July 22,-Slght drafts on
New York, per 500, l0,.
sterling bills ON London. bankers go day
bills, $4SS.
LONDON, July 22.-Consols. 1915
Bank OF England discount rate, per cent
STOCKS AND BONDS.
T,,l,. rt~~ r<.-t- tot fnrxa
The herald., 1894-07-24
San Francisco, July 22.The of1clal closing
quotations for mining stocks today were as


BIIVnr BuIIfOn.
SAN FRANCISCO, July e. Silver bars, 621s(0
6256c per OF.
Mexican dollars 51@51i5o.
LONDON, July 22.-Bar silver, 1925 fine,
2sssd.
NEW York, July 22-Bar silver, 623Sc per
ounce.
Mexican dollars, Sic.
The herald., 1894-07-24

December, soc; new seller. 90c; May.
S1.05.
harey-Quiet; December, ole; new seller,
SSAc.
Corn-S145.
Bran-$l6.50 per ton.
The herald., 1894-07-24
San Francisco Grain Market.

Hnn FrAnciscO Grain Market.
BAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-Flour quoted as
follows; Net cash prices for Family Extras,
IS. 4o93 so; Bakers' Extras. So. 30G3 40; su-
perfine, so. 50@275.
as follows: s71Sa9oc for standard shipping.
milling, 81. 00Dl .O7H
Barley-There is vim in the market.
old, sa5los5o; brewing, s7Is@soc' '->a''
Trade Is very dull. Milling, 81. 20@1: 30;
l.3o; good 70 CHOICE, 81: l5Dl.221, poor to
fair, Elo001.10; black, nominal; red,
nominal; gray, ST. 10@1 l71z.
The herald., 1894-07-24

All OF the seaside and local interior trains
stop ut the new station, cor. OF First and Ala
meda streets.
The trains arriving from Santa Monica at
a. and 527 pm. stop only at The Palms and
University. between Santa Moatca and Arcads
depos.
checked, Pullman sleeping car reservations
made and general information given upOn ape
plioation to J. N. CRA LEY, Assistant Pas
sepger Agent, 14l S. Spring ST.. cor. second.
CHARLES shYLER, agent AZ d. pots.
RICHARD GREY, General TrAfflc Manager
T. H. GOODMAN, Gen'l Pass. Agent
The herald., 1894-07-24

NEW YORK, July 22.-Petroeum- STEADY.
Pennsylvania oil ssles, none; August option,
none; closing, offered at Sac. Lima oil,
sales, none.