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FINANCE AND TRADE. ■ ■*eha»sj» atavlsjw. — 'IT p T*rt<i ■ttswilr mnrkar wrmm. Haw Tom. June 17.-The ■took market waa today affected somewhat by heary shipment* «1 gold, and the bear* were active with tbe re •nlt that dullness and stagnation prevailed throughout Renewed buying late ln tbe after noon caused a stronger feeling and the close was drat, generally at fractional gal ns. Government bonds dull, bat firm. MONEY QUOTATIONS. Nbw Yobk, June 17.—Money on call easy; closing offered at 1(»1W per;cent Prime mercantile paper-2K<»5 per cent. Sterling exchange - Steady; 60-day bills, 4.87 ft; demand, 4.88)%. BAB SILVEH. New Yobk, June 17.-Bar sliver, per ounce 899*0. Sam Fbancisco, June 17.-Bar sliver, 89(9 SOftc per ounce. Ban Fbancisco, June 17.—Mexican dollars, 70ft»71ftc. STOCKS AND BONDS. Nbw Yobk, June 17.—Closing quotations were as follows: Tt a 4s. Reg 110% Paciflo Vail 34 US. 4s! coupon.. 117% N. Y. Central 113 TJ B Bs. Reg 100 Oregon Impt 20 Paciflo 65." 96 Oregon Nay 74« Atchison 34ft North American.. 134 American Express 118 Pullman Palace.. 00% Canada Pacific... 80ft Reading SDK Canada Southern. 58ft Rock Island 80K Central Pacific... 8«H Bt. Paul .......... 82« Burlington 101 ft St. Paul A Omaha 49ft Lackawanna 60% Texas Pacific V Denver A Bio Od. 50M Union Pacific 40 Erie 20% V. 8. Express. ... 60 Illinois Central ..101ft Wells, Fargo & Co. 145 Kansas A Toxas.. 14% Western Union. .95 Lake shore 33 Am. Cotton 0i1... 40 Lonlsvl A Nasbvl. 71ft Terminal 7% Mioh. Central 107% Lead Tru5t........ 2 1% Missouri Pacific . 57*4 Oregon Short Line 22 H northern Pacific. 20 RloQrande Wst'n. 36 P.P. preferred.... 54« Da. preieired.... 72ft Northwestern 116« Firsts, 82»1 N.W.preferred... 44 Distillers 46% NSW Yobk, June 17.—Mining shares were ss follows: Adams Con 1.00 Uorn Silver 3.55 Astoria 1.00 Mount Blablo. 1.00 Aspen 1.00 Mexican 1.40 BestAßCiCher . 1.55 Ontario 80.00 Con. Cal. AVa. 3.70 Ophir -8.00 Dead wood 2.10 Potosl „ „ Eureka Con 1.50 lavage 1.70 Gould A Curry.. 1.00 Sierra Nevada.. 1.00 Hale A Norcross 1.00 Standard. 1.50 Homes take 13.50 Union Con. 1.00 MINING STOCKS. Sam Fbanwsco. June 17.—Following are the closing prices: Belcher 85 | Peer. 05 Best A Belcher. 1.85 Peerless. 05 Chollar 30 jPotosl 4* Con. Va 3.76 Ophir 2. Ml Confldenoe 1.35 Savage 1.50 Gould ACnrry . .80 Sierra Nev 85 Kale A Norcross IMO UntonCon 00 Locomotive.... .05 Yellow Jacket.. .75 Chicago Grain Market. ChlCaoo, jane 17.—Wheat opened ft@fto higher on firmer eutles; declined He on re ports that the harvest ha* commenced with a good outlook; rallied ftc on the belief that the smtl-option law would not be acted on for some time; declined ftc, buyer* holding off; dosed easy at 5H954C lower than yesterday. Receipts, 52,000 bushels; shipments, 108,000 bushel*. Ohidaoo, Juae 17.-Close: Wheat, Cash, 78%; July, 78*. Corn-Higher; cash, 50; July. 48ft. Oats-Steady; cash, 30; July. 31ft. Barley-dO. Bye-74ft«75. Flax-1.03fe. Timothy-172001.33. OTKIB OBAIM MAR-ITS. San Fbancisco, June 17. —Wheat, quiet and steady; seller, '82, 81.80 ft, Barley—Strong and steady; seHor, '82, new 98#94ft0. oom-IiB7X. LiVsrarooL, Jnne 17.—Wheat: demand fair: No. 2 red winter, 6* Oftd, steady; No. 2 red spring, «« 9d, steady. Corn—Demand good for spot and fair for futures. Supply poor. Spot, 4* l«Xd per cental, steady; June, 4* Oftd. steady; July, 4* 6d, firm; August, 4s Sd Arm. San Francisco Market Review. San Francisco, June 17.—The fruit market today wae astir* at lower prteo* 4er almost all varieties, owing to large receipt*. fThe receipt* of strawberries, blackberries and raspberries were not vary large, but light demand occa sioned depression in value*. Peaches and ap ples are arriving freely, but she duality of the former enhance* difficulty in disposing of them. -Bed ounonts and gooseberries are ln good demand. Loner prices prevailed for all kinds of veg etables this morning. New potatoes, ln spite of largo arrival*, are fairly strong. Common red onions are ln over-supply and weak, the demand being confined to tUvorsklns. Toma toes continue in downwaid tendency. String bean* and common pea* are weak, and as par us .I* almost neglected. Green corn, owing o tbe- poor quality of receipts, -does not sell readily. _____ General Markets. NsjwYorx, June 17.—Hopsooiet; Paciflc,22@ Coffee—Options closed steady, 6 points up. Sales, 18,250 baas. June, 11.90; July 11.70; Adgttst, 11.70; Spot Rio dull, No. 7, W. Sugar—Raw, firm: fair refining, 2%: cen trifugals, 96 test, 3 §4«; refined, steady; off A, 3 7-16: otrbes, 4 1216: standard A, 4 5-10®4 8-16; confecUoners A, 4lif§*%- out loaf, 6 0614; crushed, 6®6J4. powdered, 4%® dfc; granulated, 4 0-161*4 10-16. copper-Quiet; lake, 11.70®80 bid. Load-Dull; domestic, 4.05®4 10. Tin—Steady; Straits, 21.90®22.1C. Chicago, June 17.—Pork, easy; cash, 910.62: July, $1080. i-ard, easy—Cash, 6.46; July, 6.52J^. ehoulders—ss.2s®6 25. Short clear—96 65®6.82K- Short rlbs-98-05®ti.67Hi. Chicago, Jane 17.—Whisky—l.li. ' Wool. Nbw Yowr.june 17.—W00l steady; domestic ifieece, 26J4©35. Petroleum. Nsw Yobk, June 17.—Petroleum:tfuly closed *l 65c. LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS. iThe qnoteUonitgiTen below[w<Li» Angelei loleaale selling prices, | i Provisions. Hams—Per lb., local smoked, li%c; oastern. ouuar cured, kd)4e. . Baton—Per lb., local smoked, 14J*c: eastern breakfast, lBUc; medium, P9BK—Per lb. .dry salt, 9Jtc DBian Bsir—Per lb., hams, 13lfc. Labd—Compound, 3's,' 9c; 6's, B*£c; 10's, B%c: 50' m, «fee Pure leaf lard, 2>io higher all around. Mill Products. Flocb-Lob Angelas XXXX.SS.OO nor bbl; Capitol Mills, #5.00; Sperry's, 95.40 Crown, ■5.40: Victor, 95.40; superfine, 93.25; gra ham, 52.40. mill Fkkd—Bran, per ton, $24.00: shorts, 930.00; oracked compear cental, 91.35; rolled barley, 91-25; saixed feed, 9116; feed sneal, * I ' 4o ' - Grain and Hay. BABiwr-Brewiag,*l,9o®l.3o: feed, 00000. Corn—Percental, Sl.Bo. Oats—Ko. 1, per cental, f 1.60. Wheat—No. 1, per cental, *1.66@1.60; No. 3 91.3091.35. Hay—Oat No. 1,918; wheat No. 1,915; bar ley No. 1, $12; alfalfa No. 1,910; No. 2 grades 41 lower all around. Straw—Barley, per ton, 86XX); wheat, 90.00. Poultry and Biggs. Poultry — Hens, 96.00 -per dos.; young roosters, 6.00®86.50; old roosters, 96 00; broilers, 93.00(94.00; ducks, 90 0097 60; geese. 91 per head: turkeys, 17®18c per pound. Boas —Ranoh, 18®20c per dos. Dairy Products. Bottkr—Fancy roll, 87J<o®40c; choice- 32)4 <J3sc; fair. 25®300. 7V^m " n Ch»)«s»—Bastern, 14® 15c; California, large, ll@lltfe; small a l2sio: three-pound hand, 19ftc. Honey and Beeswax. Honey—Corab, lib forms. 14® 16c;extracted, 'blkbwax—23®24c. Nate. Almonds—Soft shell. 15®16c; paper shell, 19®21c; hard shell, S-4100. Peanuts—Raw, 3®6c per T»: roasted, 7®Bc. Wamtots—Hard shell, 6®8o; soft shell, 9®llc. Dried Fruits. Arrxit-Btaparajed, fOgc. Ars 1 lay Ited. 7®»c; sun-dried, 6®7. P *"ed U "slßo; »nn-«rl»*,« r sSw, ,^7c. 8C * Freeh Fruit*. Obamobb—Riverside navels, per box. $3 60: seedlings, $1.76*2.00; Plaeeatla navels, fia.6s 93.00; seed inn $176; Radlands OTboarW navels. $3 0093 60; seedlings, $3.00083.25, Mediterranean sweets, $2.25(82.50; common, ai lorai.so. Arriss-Local, per box, $1.4091.50: eastern per bbl, $5.6096.00. Bananas—Per bunoh, $2 2592.50. Lemons —Cured, $2.5094.00 per box; on cured, $1.5092-25. Fresh Bleats. Beef —Per lb, 6®6fto. Mutton—Per lb, 9c. Lamb—Per lb, 9910 c. Pobk—Per lb, 7c. Veal—Per lb, 7910 c. Miscellaneous. BBANtH-Plnk. $2.5092.75 per 106 lbs; Lima* $2.7593.00; navy, small. $2 75f15K.00. Cabbages—Per iOO lbs, $1.2591050. ONIONS-Per 100 lbs, f1.5095>..0. Potatoes—New per 100 lb«, 90c@$1.10. Tomatoes —Per box, $1.5092.50. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Friday. June 17,1899. J A Gardner et ux lo H Carroll—Lota 66, 75, 76,77, bl A, Reefer's Ocean View tract, Banta Anita rancho, 1»—1; $100. M C Tullis to 0 O Tullls-flft of SEW of SWft Sec 1 T 1 8 R 15 W, 8 B M, 20 acres; $200. H Goodwin to Mrs A P Baird-L0t521,22, 34, bl 75, Rotecrans; $10. M Moore et con to II M Johnson and O Quinn —N 3-ift ft of lots 1 aud 3, bl L, Aliso tiact, 446-74; $1500. M SwoflVr to G H Peck—Lot 8, bl 41, San Pe dro; $495. State of California to T Early—B acres In Gro gan tract; $54.83. A 8 Webb et ux to A G Tbroop—B 60 ft of W 110 ft lot 2, Goodwin's sub, Ban Pasqual tract, Pasadena, 0—87; $900. A G Tbroop ot ux to Tbroop University—AA above; also, part lots 1 aud 2, same sub: $W G Perkins to J M Terlutter—Lot 32, bt 9*8, . Redondo Beach; $1. Elisa A Norman, executrix, to N C Barnes— Lot 17, bIC, Mont OS* add, Monrovia, 14—69: $170. L A TermlnalLand Co to M E Bosehke—Lots I to 5, bl 1, KSan Pedro; $1000. C F Bowing to John Scott-Lots 47, 48, 55, 50, May tract, 14—612: $850. W Rector et ux to B H Herbert-Lot 27 Au i era trt 18—40; $500. F E Tower to J W Vandevort-**' of lot 3 bl Ban Pasqual trt Pasadena 3-316; 1375. O H Towner to J W Van4*vort-ft of above described lot $500. U Woodworth to J H Wocdworth—Lots 9 to II Woodworta's sub San Pasqual tit Pasadena 13-58; $1. J W Homer et ox to E A Miller-E ft o* NW M ot BE % and W ft of NE % of 8K U sec 7 T 1 8 ROW, 8 B M. 40 acres and water 22—21; $1000. J - ours to E A Miller-Lot 40 and E 20 feet of lot 39 Harper trt 22-44; $!• B Minor Jret ux to X D Davis-Lota 1113 Smith in division A 6—25; also part of lot 4 lit Conger trt 7—74; -$1. J C Ring to Savings Bank of San Bernardino IS acres ln bW % of sec 6TIBR9W, SB M' $1. J M MoMullin to W O McMuUln-Lot 20 Pat terson trt 15—26; $1. All Judsou et ux to M C Hester—Bl 27 High land Park trt 6- Bx2; also land ln lot 24 High land Pars trt 6-892. CFShaferto O A Boars—Lot 72 Myers's trt 11—89; $860. H Boone to W J F Barnes—Land lnlotlS Holmes sub Pasadena; $1. G Rebbdck to WJ F Barcui—As above; $100. G T Vail et ux to T R During—Lot 38 bl D, Sbafer it Laaterman's sub of Montague trt 19— 76; $2500. .Mrs H T Yooum to E Dix-Lot 3 bl P, Linda Vista trt, 28-97; $200. » Asusa L and W Co to J H H Faunco—Lots 21 22 bl 30 Aim*, 15-08; $500 , WJ F Barcas et ux to s). Carvagllas— Land ln lot 15 Holmes snb Pasadena, 15—38. M M Wentworth to J P Brockmelr—3s3. to 363 also lots 349 to 352 Chicago Park trt. 6 Monro via 30-100; $500. H S Daniels and O Boughton to J Qurman— Lot 4 M 2 Duarte, 19-62; fl. H D Bowler et ux to G H Gurman—Lot 5 bl 2 Duarte. 18—62; $200. L J Thompson lo A McCartnay- Lots 42 43 Welseadanger trt; $562. A MoCartney to F A Averill—As above, 10—1; $50. E J Ballard to E A 14 bl 2, Howes trt. 16-60; $106. E P Polley to Mrs at A Northrop—Lot 16 bl 2 Howes trt, 16-60; $596. Tbe Times-Mirror Co to Miss Mary Flora—Lot 11 bl4* Lordsburg, 18-9; $5. Mrs HUG Dougherty So J L Oilier—Bft of Bft of SRftof sec 36 T 2 8 R 14 W, 8 B M; $412.68. M M Armvaux to J L-Giller—Same aa above; $5. CO Hazard and S E HOI to J L Otller-As above; $5. UHAtoD A Wagner—NWft sec 18 T4NR 13 W; patent. E X Jones et al to S McKinley—Lot 68 Penny trt, 11—7; $20. J B aanohes admr to Mrs Fannie McCarthy— Land on Alameda str $400. Elisa Moore et con lo E B Day—Lot 9 bl E, Moraa trt, 16—37 : $4500. Q W Lasher to J L Wilson—Lot 8, Regina trt, 0—20*1; $5. CB Woodhead and Ida Woodhead to A M Hough—Lots 13 to 16. Mooney A Myer trt, 3— 427, also lots 5 6 7 8 Woodhead trt, 9—71; $30, --000. SUKMABY. Total number of transfer* 49 With nominal consideration 15 Total consideration 146,74148 Note—Figures separated by a dash represent the book and page of miscellaneous records. A Tribute to Whitman. tt -vras a pretty sight to see the contin ual duster of people in front of a Broad way 'window opposite Union square, for the window contained tho portrait of the '"good gray , poet," the lata Walt Whitman, and at . the time all that was mortal of him was being borne to the little tomb of his- own selection. This wae the tribute ef. ihe passing throng to his immortality. All day long the peo ple paused and looked and silently passed on, nodding Approvingly. It was the " W air* of fifteen years ago, —the 'halo, robust, leonine man, who then sought the daily companionship of a certain Washington street car driver, and could bo seen standing beside the latter on tho front- platform discoursing upon tha philosophy of life. The world might .reasonably envy that oar driver, who wae not only permitted .to love and have the companionship of the poet, but was himself highly esteemed for what he was. They were often seen walking in the fields aud woods together. The world bus greatly changed toward the poet since then, thanks to foreign appreciation, and the dear old man went to his simple grave known to all the cul tured nations of tho earth. Nobody is likely to contest his will, for he left be hind him only the record of an undying love for all -created things.—New York Herald. From Lnuita to Chicago for a 125. Tours suitable to all pockets are being arranged by .tho London Polytechnic Young Men's Christian institute. A yachting trip to Norway, lasting three weeks, and including a visit to tbe land of the midnight «un, is to cost only £12 155.; the island of Madeira can be visited for £12, while £7 ss. will cover the ex pense of sixteen .days in tbe Bernese Highlands. There is also to he a trip to the Chicago World's fair, costing only .twenty-five guineas from Liverpool.— London Tit-Bits. Absolutely tha Bast, "I never hesitate to recommend Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as absolutely the beet," says Mr. F. B. Kemp, assist ant business manager of the Youngs town, Ohio, Daily Telegram,'one of the most influential and valuable newspa pers in tbe Buckeye state. Mr. Kemp aleosays: "I have found it a certain cure for the cough usually following an attack of tbe grippe, and always keep a bottle of it in the house." SO cent bot tles for sale by 0. F. Heinzeman, 222 North Main street. We have a speedy and positive our* for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and head ache 111 SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A nasal injector free with each bottle. Use It If Yon desire health and sweet breath. Price 50c. Sold wholesale by Haas, Baruch A Co.. aud all retail dm agists. Suffarer* from Canshs, Sora Throats, Etc., should try "Brown « Bronchial Troche*," a tiraote but sura remedy, Sola only ia boxes. THE LOS ANGELES HERALD t SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1892. A GAME WHERE THE WINNER COST. Bo Won Hl* Case, bnt Ha Mnda Oft His Mind That There Waa No Fon th It. It makes tbe man who would rather go to law than go on a good old time hay ride mad enough to lose a suit, but when he brings suit, wins his case, gets damages and then finds that he is put of pocket a fine round sum. he can give the ordinary man points and discount him besides at the Diogenes game of hating the world. One New Yorker got a taste of a legal dose the other day which is likely to make him hesitate about using the same prescription again. He wanted damages from ,i man who he declared had injured his property. He wanted all the damages he could get too. He was earnest enough to insist that the damages ought to be run up in the thousands. Now if he had been con tented to take his case into a district court this story would probably never have been written. But as he estimated his wrongs not by single, plain, every day "cart wheel" dollars, but in blocks of 1,000 each, he was forced to take hii suit into the court of common pleas. Everything went swimmingly for hit side. His lawyer proved beyond a doubt that the defendant had caused damages to the plaintiff's property. The judge be lieved it, the jury believed it, in fact the defendant himself and the defendant's counsel believed it If ever there was a clear caae of damages it was right there in the com mon pleas court. And so the plaintiff got a verdict for forty-nine dollars. But it is one thing to get a verdict and another thing to take what goes with it. It happened in this case that if the defendant received a verdict for less than fifty dollars he was liable for costs. He did not know much about law, and, though he was disappointed at the amount of the damages, he looked tri umphantly at the other side. He was disgusted to see the calm smile on the face of the defendant's lawyer. But a moment later there was gnashing of teeth when his counsel told him about the costs. "1 have to pay the costs, do I?" he snapped. "Yes." "After 1 have won my case I have to pay costs for the other side?' "That is the law." "Well, it's a mighty nice law that makes the winner lose, ain't it? What do you think 1 went to law for? Do you think 1 wanted to spend money for fun! Do you think after that fellow has 'spoiled my property 1 want to pay him for doing it? What do you think I am, anyway—a muddy brained, cross eyed, half hearted lunatic? Hew much are the costs?" "Three hundred and sixty dollars." "Three hundred and sixty dollars! 1 win a case and get damages and lose $311, do 1? 1 can substract the amount of the damage from the cost and make out a check for the balance, can I? Well, I suppose I can so long as I have to. But 1 want you to understand that the'next time I go to law it will be be cause 1 am a candidate for a lunatic asylum. The next time I have you for a lawyer it will be when I'm the de fendant in a case like this and want to "Do yon hear?" ho screamed. "When 1 want to laae I'll have you, 1 say, so that I can como out ahead of the gamg. And the next time a man damages my property Til invite him to como in and knock the roof off the house. IU have him use- my piano for a toboggan on the hall stairs. I'll invite him to play a game of tenpins in my dining room and will use my great-grandmother's tea service for pins, and if he wants to jump through our $600 Japanese screen like a - circus rider he can do it "Then maybe he'll want me to sue him, so that 1 can get stuck for costs again. And IU sue him; oh, yes, I'll sue him!" and he snorted so loudly that - the court usher's afternoon nap was dis turbed.—New York Tribune. Bound to Use a "K." There waa once In eastern Tennessee a judge well versed in tho law, but en tirely self educated, who had this same obstacle of orthography to contend with all his days. In early life he had lived in Knoxville, and for a long time in sisted upon spelling the name Noxville. His friends at last educated him up to the point of adding the X; so thorough ly, in fact, did he learn this lesson that when a few years afterward he removed to Nashville, nothing could prevent him from spelling the name "Knashville." After a few years' residence there tho judge moved again, this time to Mur freesboro. One day he eat down to write his first letter from this place. He scratched his head in perplexity a mo ment and finally exclaimed: "Well, I'll give it up! How in the world can they spell the name of this place with a 'X?'" —San Francisco Argonaut. The physician needs more mental di version. It would be well for him to cul tivate flowers, to study some science, or some department of history, literature or art, or to take up some simple mechan ical occupation, to which he could turn from time to time for refreshment He needs more active exercise. It would be well for him oftener to sub stitute the bicycle for the carriage. He needs more sleep, too —fully seven hours —and as his sleep is often broken in upon at night, he should form the habit of sleeping at odd moments, even by day. —Dr. Minot. Newspaper* Have Increased. The number of newspapers published in the whole United States thirty years ago was less than 6,000.. Now the num ber of newspapers published in the re gion west of the Mississippi aggregates 5,809, of which number 8,132 are pub lished west of the Missouri river.—Ed ward Rosewater's Omaha Address. One War of Getting; Bid of Sparrows. There are families in Germantown that have sparrow potpie frequently. They don't shoot tbe birds and fill them with shot, bnt trap them instead.— Philadelphia Record. Falllns; Hair" Produces baldness. It is cheaper to bay a bottle of skookam root hair grower than a wig; besides, wearing your own hair is mora convenient. AU druggists. All the Latest New Novel* md books on hand. We btrv and exchange old books, stand corner second and Main sts. Hotel Areadla, Bantst Moalea, Is bow open for the tourists' season ....I P. :,^.VI»> J 'T , V ' ■*- * - Need* of a Physician. Preaching and Praotloa. They were two bright women—one caller and the other hostess—and they had been discussing the value of tem perance in eating as a means to prevent illness. "I do not see," said the hostess, "that our boasted advance in civilization has been anything but a failure in regard to the preservation of health. With phy sicians better able than at any time in the world's history to cope with disease, this sudden snapping of vitality goes on all about us. I consider it entirely the fault of persons who do not take the care of themselves which their intelligence points out as imperative. lam always Well, but it is at the price of constant denials of appetite." "Yes," echoed the caller, "it-must be so. I have to be firm in the matter of ice cream, which, wholesome for most people, is not so for me." The hostess did not wait for this speech to be done. "Why, that makes me think," she said cordially, "I gave a luncheon today and there is some de licious banana cream going to waste down stairs. Can't you eat just a lit-, tie?" The caller hesitated. "Banana cream is my weakness," she confessed, "and" —but the reader can guess the rest The health discourse ended iv on enjoy able round of banana ice cream, and the caller went on her way boldly to meet digestive consequences, while the hostess took her valuable food theories back to her embrace prepared to air them on the next occasion which presented itself.— New York Times. A Bevolt Against Tcadition. "The two greatest American delu sions," said an observer of what is going on, "Is cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie." "In all recitals of turkey feasts we hear great stress laid on the cranberry sauce. For years I ate it out of regard for the customs of my ancestors. I pre tended to like it, but I have come out as a rank rebel. I will have no more of it." "Pumpkin pie is quite as big a fraud. At the best a pumpkin hasn't any more taste to it than a turnip, and why it should be made into pie and treated as a dessert 1 don't know. 1 have talked about this thing confidentially among my most intimate friends, and many of them hsve confessed to me under a sol emn pledge of secrecy that they dont like pumpkin pie or cranberry sauce either, and there is now a little coterie of us drawn very closely together, 1 can tell you, by this joint antipathy. "1 don't know what the New England club is going to do about it, but this rank treason is flourishing in their very midst, and before long there will be an Anti-Pumpkin Pio and Cranberry Sauce association that will make its influence felt." A caterer said: "The gentleman you quote has never tasted the real article. He must have got his dislike to the dishes by devouring them at cheap table d'hotes, where they are rarely very pal atable."—New York Herald. For cramp* don't fall to use Lightning Fluid. Broadway market. Fish. 7U cents a ronnd. WIFTS SPECIF/J » c For renovating the entire sv<v- Jff ««mi».M"[» all Poisons from il: - Blood, whether of scrofuloua < xliulal origin, this preparation baa no eqtuJ. "Foreighteen months I had an —j£ eating sore on my tongue. Iwj . Juntos' treated by l>est local physlciaux, :>r.f. obtained no relief: tho eoro gradually grew ■ r-.e. I finally took 8. S. S., and was entire' v < -.trod after using v few bottles." C. B. McLemobi:, Henderson, Tex. S Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, On. 7- 7 CANCER HOSPITAL I Cure or no pay; no knife or pain. Testl- B - monials and treatise BT free. Female and Long <■ HrV trouble also a specialty. A\ mm T Offices, 211 W. First st, But to see her waa to love her, Love but her, and her forever. Ts-ffiftlh Sweet woman, so mar- AvknWSgk E*V velous ln your fair JEels beauty, let not the hand KafaSS'SMsT / tS\ °' t,me trace npou your Xlovely face the blera- t*T ishes which rob you of "J such love and admlra MONTEZ 6 t oreme, SKIN_FOOD 4 Tuftu. rtfl*» ! 4«<S SFACB BLEACH, as applied ln MRS. NETTIE HARRISON'S wonderful treatment have mado many very Slain women as fair and fresh as the roses in ny LOLA MONTEZ CREME, The SKIN FO3D, price 75c, And FACK BLEACH, price |l,are beneficial and harmless, and are winning fame and praises from all. MRS. NETTIE HARBISON, Amerioa's Beauty Doctor, 26 Geary St., SafcTranciteo. Cal., Who also treats ladle* for defects of face and figure. Ladles treated at a distance. Bam Fbancisco, Cat,., June 14,1892. Sear Mrs. Harrison: Just as you represented, I found after using your "Face Bleach" that I have been totally cured of all the freckles and blemishes on my face. lam also a great ad mirer of your "Lola Montes Creme," as I find by Its constant nse I have at last found a pre ventive for tan and sunburn, and would not do without It. Yours vtry respectfully, MISS M. HABEBMACHER, 334 Geary St., *an Francisco. MRS. LAWRENCE, lady hairdresser and maniourer, 235 South Spring street, lady agent for Los Augeies, CaL 5-7 eod3m MRS. A. MEN DEN HALL, Hair Dressing and Toilet Parlors, 107 tl. Spring St., Boom 28 Schumacher Block. Fine line ol hair switches, $1.50 and up wards. Best hair curler, 25c each Man!our ing for ladles and gentlemen. Shampooing, cutting and curling. Bleaching and dyeing» specialty. A full line of toilet preparations Shampooing done at residences if desired. 5-23 lm Plaited Lace Tarn O'Shantersl For Children, Misses and Ladies, are the latest hit this season. We have procured the agency for these hats, and are able to sell them at re markably low prloes. Call and see them. THE DELIGHT, 807 SOUTH SPRINO BTREET. j. M. Griffith, President. H. O. Stevenson, Vice-Pres. and Treas. T. I. Nichols, Beo'v. K. L. Chandler, Supt. J. H. GRIFFITH COMPANY, LUMBER DEALERS And Manufacturers ot BOOKS, WINJJOWB, BLJNDB, STAIRS, Mill Work of Every Description. 034 M. AlasMda Btreet, Los Ang.le*. Joltf for infants and Children* "Castoria is ro well adapted to children that Caataria ntrca Colic, ronstirvition, d> known to me." H. A. Aitcnrß, M. D., eestlon, 111 So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Without injurious medication. "The use of 'Castoria' is so universal and " For several years I have, recommended its merits so well known that it soems a work yen-' Cootona, 1 and Rhull always continue to of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the do ao as it has invariably produced benencial intelligent families who do not keep Castoria results." within easy reach." • Edwin V. Pardee. H. D., Caulos D„ «The Y.'inthrop," Stroet and 7t.h Aye., Late Pastor Blootnlnsdalo Reformed Church. New York City. Tub CrjiTAun Company, T" Muhkay Stbekt, New Yobx. ■imiiHisßiiim "ill niii'ii ii ii tt —i —P —n —i —r 1i " r innrr • .•• , . ■ i SggigSß— I, SBSBBBSBBBBBSBI . - I FOR A HOME BY THE OCEAN Go to East San Pedro on Terminal Island, which has re cently been subdivided into lots by the Los Angeles Terminal Land Company. These lots face directly on the ocean. You will find fine bathing, boating and fishing. A fine bath house and pavilion have been built by the company. Six passenger trains leave and arrive daily. Prices for lots are reasonable, and terms easy. For particulars call on or address GEO. H. PECK, General Land Agent, San Pedro. N. C. CARTER," Sierra Madre. W. W. LOWE, Long Beach. J. S. MILLS, Pasadena. SCOTT & WHITTAKER, 229 Spring St., Los Angeles. ■AT~~'*. EDtCC T'ft BfICsMSsV ar^hellTh'wUrf-aooSlv (r^v? Ktfc IU HEnii^rwrs [if FA A a two-cent stamp I ii* W\ W "Si 0 will send yon YBXWO* .eA/ 6 ,X) prescription of *nevr »nd positive remedy for the P™™Ps,kABT' Nl .JfIVINU cure of Lost Fowerf Nightly Kmlsslons, Lack of Knetn \ ¥ - >-i S7 all drains and losses, varicocele, stunted development, from earnr 01 )N«J ') X later excesses or use of tobacco and stimulants, lack of vigor to old or young men quickly restored. I send this P re " o ' , P tl " a . r i*.^ 0 J; . ___ charge, and there Is no humbug or advertising catch about it. Any vxA BBFORB. AFTHR. orugg ft»' or phys ician can pat it np for yon, as everything Is plainand simple. I cannot afford to advertise and give away this splendid remedy unless yoni dome the fisvor of buying a small quantity from me direct, after you receive the receipt I >'«£ T *° n '* rten ?s w?ll om« But yen can do as you please about this. Yon will nover regret having written me ajU wWI oars ffhere alleles has failed. Write nt once, as this advertisement .may again. Addresß CIHA3. K. OACS. llox 81*. MAKSHAtt. MICH. Notice of Sale of Heal Estate Under Execution. ADOLPH ST A HL, PLAINTIFF, V 9. GEORGE 11. Smith, Mary Hchlesinger, Prudent Beau dry, Antonio Coronel, Susanna Machado de Bernard, executrix oi the last will and testa ment ofJuan Bernard, deceased, and Susanna Machado de Bernard individually, Juan Am brosia Bernard, Klleana Bernard, also known as Helena Bernard. Susanna Bernard, Augustine Bernard, Frank Bernard, Rosa, Bernard, Domin fo Bernard, Joe Davis Bernard, Mary Bernard, rudent Beaudry snd F. W. Wood, executors of the last will and testament of Victor B eaudry, deceased, Mary Angelena Le Blanc Beaudry, Victor Beaudry, Oscar Beaudry. Abel Beaudry, Alva Beaudry, Mathilda Beaudry, J. B. Rami res, A. B. Loomis, B. Leferbre, and all persons unknown who have or clam any interest in the property described ln the complaint. Sheriff's sale, No. 10.354. ; By virtue of an execution issued out of the Superior Court of the county of los Angeles. Btateof Callfornla,wheroln Adolph Stahl, plain tiff, and George H. Smith etal.defendants.upon a Judgment rendered the 11th day ot July, A. d: 1890, for the sum of 1628.00 dollars, in gold coin of the United States, besides costs and interest, I have this day levied upon all the right, title, claim and In terest of said defendants, George H Smith etal. of, In and to the following described real estate, sitnate in tbe county of Los An geles, State of California, and bounded and described as follows- Tbat certain r al property situated ln the city of Los Augeies, county of Los Angeles, state of California, described as lots numbered one (1), forty-one (41) and f! fly-fix (56), as tho same- are delineated, platted aud numoered npon the map and accompanying report of tho referees in partition in said case of Stahl vs. smith and others, a copy of which said map Is recorded in book 42, pages 7 and 8 of miscel laneous records in the office of the recorder of Los Angelea county, California. Public notice Is hereby given, that 1 will, on Monday, the 11th day of July, A. D. 1892, at 12 o'clock m., oi that day, in front of the court house door of the county of Los Angeles, Broadway entrance, sell at public auction, for cash, lawful money of the United States, all the right, title, claim and interest of said de fendants of, ln and to the above de scribed property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy said iudgment, with Interest and costs, etc., to the ii eh est and best bidder. Dated this 17th day of June, 1802. K. D. GIBSON', Sheriff of Los Angeles County, By F. C. Hanhob, D'puty Sheriff. Graves, O'Melveny & Shankland, attorneys for plaintiff. 6-18 Bat4t SOUTHVKN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY company. (Santa Ke Route.) IN EFFECT SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1892. Leave. Arrive. •12:20 p.m Overland ... * 2:45 p a • 8:lft a.m..San Diego Coast Line. * 1:17 p.m • 8:05 p.m . .Ban Diego Coast Line. * 7:15 p.m • 5:30 a.ai 1 f * 9:50 am •8 30 a.m i Sun Bernardino I "10:50 a.m *12:20pm f ....via Pasadena ... 1 * 2:45pm • *:00p.ro J [ * 0:25 pm • 5:30 a.m , Riverside ( *10:50 a.m • b 30 a m > via } * 2:45 p.m •12:20 p.m > . San Bernardino... <* 6:25 p.m ♦11: Ou.m ( Riverside and 8»n j '10:13 a.m • 5 ij'ir-.m j Ber'dlno via Orange I * 6:20 p.m • 5 :;irt a m ] Redlands, Mentone f •,8*0 a.m I ....and Highland. J | "12:20 p.m r _ m_ , S 9:50 a.m • 4:00 pm [ Panorama Train..] no:soa.m J .. via Pasadena .. I * 2:45 p.m •11:00 a m * 5:2O P m •5:05 P .m *l°:l3a.m • 5:30 a.m ") f • 8:50 a.m • 8:30 a.m * 8:50 a.m •12:20 p.m '10:50 a,m • 1:25 p.m I Azuss,FatiadenaandJ • 1:25 p.m • 4:00 p.m f. . . intermediate.... 1 * 2:45 pm f 7:20 p.m stations * 6:25 p.m t 6:26 p.m f 7:45 a.m 110:30 am t 4:35 p.m i 6:25 p m I (. • 8:15 a.m S f * I:l7pm *. 8: . tSP : m h- B.nta Ana... . • 4:20 p.m , t. • 8:48 a.m • 6:30 a.m 1 f '10:43 p.m • 9:00 turn * 4:67 p.m •10:00 a m >Banta Monica and) * B:'<Ba.m • 1:30p.m f*..Redondo Beach..! * 2;lBp.ni • 6:25 pan I • 3:52 t>.m t10:59r.m J It 6:15 p.m f 5:30 a.m ( Ban Jacinto j Ho:soam 112:20 p.m i ... .via Pasadena.... I t 6:25 p.m m. M ,_ ).... BanJacinto j Uo:l3am wa - m j via Orange f f 5:20 p.m 112:20 p ra Temecula via Pasadena fl0:50 a.m til :00 n.m .Temecula via Orange 110:13 a.m • 3:05 p.m Escondido • 1:17 p.m • Daily, f Daily except Bunday. t Sunday only. ED. CHAMBERS, Ticket Agent, First-street Depot. E. W. McGEE, City Pas. and T. Ag't, 12.1 N. Spring St,, Los Angeles. Depot nt foot of Main street. f 23 University of California Entrance Examinations. ITtNTRANCB EXAMINATIONS FOR THE U co>l> ges of letters, of science, and of law will be he.d at the University iv Berkeley; also at Log Angeles, in room 15 of the High School building, on June 30, July Ist and 2d. between the hours cf 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. The second examination for the same colleges will be held at the University in Berkeley on Augußt 15th, 10th and 17th. The academic year. lfeOtf-93, will commence August 15,1892. For lnforma atlon address the recorder. J. H. C. BONTE, Secrotaryof the University of California. 8-14 1 od to 28 ' Damiana Bitters \v The Great Mexican Remedy. \ cSS«i»Rjf Gives health and strength to | Tft_t the Sexual Organs. REDONDO ANNOUNCEMENTS. " DTjTparkej^" J. H. Bracewell & Co., —DBALERS IN — Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Goal, Tools, Implements, Etc. ,»A REDONDO BEKCH, CM, THE CASINO, REDONDO BEACH. Concert Every Sunday Even ing During; Season. A. R. SHAFFER, Proprietor. 681 m OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, F. D. ENGLISH, Propr. RATES PER DAY, $1.50 TO $2. Special Rates by the Week or Month. FAMILY TRADE SOLICITED. WHEN GOING TO REDONDO CALL AT THE GERMANIA HALL. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RE HPECT. (Oi pnslle Ihe Wharf.) BEST'S Improved Gas Engine Awarded first prize at the State Fair for de veloping more power on less gas than any other engine fn the field. The patent cut-off makes the most efficient explosion, and gives one third more pewer than any engine yet in vented. Start* Instantly! No necessity for an experienced engineer. Slmple-t, most re liable and cheapest running engine ln exist ence. It costs only per horse power per hour when developing full power. DANIEL BEST, Manufacturer, San Leandro. For farther information addross CRAWFORD A JOHNSON, Agents, 534 South Los Angeles street. Telephone 982. CALIFORNIA ICE GO. MANUFACTURERS OF PURE ICE! FROM DISTILLS!. WATER, Cor. San Fernando and Olympia Sts. Particular attention given to famlles. 4-10 3m TELEPHONE NO. 385. — i Weak Men and Women CHOUXD USE DAHFAKA BITTBBB. v the Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health and Strength to tho Sexual Organ*. 7