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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-12

County Of Los Angeles. }ss.
], e. F. spence, Cashier of the above.
named Bank, do soiemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
E. +. SPENCE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 18th day OF January, 1881.
(Seal.) J. "A. GRAVES,
Notary Public.
CoRRECT-Attest:
J. K. AOLLENBECK
U. s. WITHEkBY, Directors.
K. +. SPENCE,
taI2
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-12

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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-12
LEGAL.
Mortgage sale.

No. 47l.
, 1881-12-02
= 7 IUfF@ IT. TX
OIlefda. tDiIIIl. ifaiiss.
Nor. -. Sfltt. !. 6ept. /

Arpa1uas ae!sc!uncJ. ..... $40 4as 3a
ssy Ssssss s1ss Ss 70 s'ssss
In 'the ed!oriai cDlutnns of tho ilst, such as
credt!ng, India with thu lafgcr supplies which
Tor Tor tho possIbilty Of NnssiAn exPsrts assuming
u larger bulk tban bad originally bcUn uHli-}
Sy lii. tha. she Ia,er Or rel reports from from Asnsrica
Indicated II rather smnllcr sappIy from thaI
quarter than had previously bsen nliowed. II
tutais,. and, eonsldorlng tho carly aato
liz, It may fairly DO ,said tSat
itn estimates Woro prepared with singulary
good Foresight. n the prepurat!on Of my ssti.
II "fS pstatoss M I IL ths prjncIpaI Sa
countries ot Western Europe. TINT csclilslt buin9
intn E'lgland ~ the basis Of from two 70 four
- j. 8; j pSSS' A.asrissn @ VI oi o!S IA sSd
aud 1sr1nany Sra nov said e g n progress,
With J.. reEara to tho reliability ;a Of all. snca
tables. few words 1sfose proceeding further
Glay not Do ont OF naGo, !or u T1ay W sun inn.
nsy ri ottoss II G escy syey Opouno
"a series ot gucssos-aiid ~ totals eonsequsut-
y, sne reslt ~ q A., sompond@ @ xaess H. y, f,,al tho
estimates " tne extent Of tho crops harycited
eS9sav saS 'fe sa ~ s ss 5
| N tho ensuing wintcr aila !ate Spring
tsnn!nts sUn FIJI. 'Gu ',s tfnns @ ,tni,. Sn
din. ani front Which. IN tEi, nrrro9ato a yury
os,oe % ,o to .s1 fr
In "cr".i vt,sr ar., is1s1v tnrivsH 1'n"rts nrst
Sawsss:' ss!as asta satsr!Ss liz .bsse ~:
II ne ~ an r,ra rsne ;a,nf an WGn @ " aS
sas .ables M ars consts9otes M f. Ihsss tMa aso thS
tha General tn,,wlrdTs va hnys il, ryT.rd to
, 1881-12-02
IIoaTON.
S,setas Dl,pateh to 7ha Chicago 1rieaHf.


H,.etak I}ispateh to TIA Chicago Tribune.
uosTox Mass, Dec. Tito stook market to.
day has bccn moderately aotlsS, With coppor
fi iiafsiori RI Eso q aad s CONNECTED Iniosrsts
were alao large, aud Eastern rsl1tGAH shares Stll
fS %l sa1. f FL se q 81 ~
fSSnsd I'd tasS e. aa ssa"ss s
sS1s S!s III ssss 81 Is M L NV ~ Yss ss ~
ENGLAND = t,',,, sdysa ss% from ~ e on!,s' H.
ox.t sat ..,Synucct! ID *, 10 l.: Chisaxa. Huritna:
lon Quincy i at!vipsed j 10 "; lllo!s 0'atld
fk ,ssisnts aoa i iatsia Xxi pss!oa .o Il M rot
ss9ts !. aSnlns1 + 10 lp un!Sn %xsS.i raS.e y n
sx ~ y eonaossoM @ X - sey i 20 os;: d strsss.
vlllG Division sold Ut 70. Mexican Contsu! IS
In railypsi aharea, Atohtson sold cx-diyIdend
$50 sharU. 1t opened " u, aRA!nst l:H yester,
day, dtvlaend ur, hut oeforo thu s'use Is t1osdc
nv, but. The last suIe wns " u. Gonn9.tnn
Yallsy advanced feou, y t. :: md ?!A; 1owa:
Eort ssot uqa ffop s na t. Sre ESrs sestt Not
frOla H,i 10 u; pullman from 10 to i;s,; OI'!
sSSy I" ;, 4 fos WE to.tp s's AVafx ,.s s'ss !ses
~, 10 Usi:: IL, Il. q. :. 10 d!s Chicago, lsur-
'tsto" 8a"1ey KS ..ts fssa III x,ta,is so E; E.,
Nosr0x, nco, l.-StockH Glosct1 II f0laws:
Water ppwsr, 3,tlt. Il, i u....... .4....,, a3i
itsi0n l,x1d .... t4stl,n,, tA,i. 4 Etpye.,,t, A
AIri If aI1ls, H.. 5f Eastern 4. Is......,.,.
XtGG i: Ssn1 III fs,ila ltjMi i PNte. .:";l" asA
posIpR. Ii. b. 1s..". !,H!s A1St VI. s." !;!t
@ i T. III 9SE s;'is' u
| FQNElQh,
| LONDON, Dec. 1-5 p. n.-Consols, money
20 t-lu. oI. intorest; account, 00H, OF. lntsFest
ii,aois Cailttal, isn't Peunsylvan!e Central
lbsast Now York Central, la3h, Erie, AMI de
| seconds, lOo+
Bullion III the Rank Ut England decfeases
4es,,AU during rho past week.
PAg1H, pec+ l.-ltentes, b5t h5c.
NEW UHl.EANB.
NEW UALEAhH, Dec. 1.-Stxht exchange o.
, 1881-12-02
NX TELEGRAPH,
NEW YOllk.

Sptsta1 ntspstt,. o zas'Ghtedso 5fttun&
EEw ronx. Dec. l.-spooulatton on the Stock
Exrhange was untavorabIy affected today by
the iII-success OF tho Treasury plan to dlsburso
IT. Hurplus nceuu,uiatous, by consequent nlone-
tary, xtr,nHpnny and by report. that hstch has
occurred IN tho trunk Hue l,vgotta lions and that
Sir. Vanderbilt was III. Thu market opsncd r.
regular for tho Runcral lat. After fractional
advance theru was decline NJ Il tOlA per cant.
the hitter Ia Wabash preferred. Tha mar.
ket then became stroug. and aa Adyauoa
of Il 10 Il pur cent Waa recorded,
LouIsvillo + Nashville, Chattanooga, DeIa-
ware, Luckawanna i Western, aud Illinois
Cep,ral Geiug consplcuous In the rlsc. EATly In
tue afternoon wUukness sat Ia, md prices de-
clinod steadily I'LL The cluse, when thu lowest
point Of the day was feachcd In l4ost Instances.
Tho falling OF III values " compafsA with thoaa
current last evening range fron, Il to3a per
cent lu tAe general nst and " per cent In Ken,v,
, 1881-12-02

WhtcrtoWn y e'9"enenuip' "e" ~ ,. ."a -
lana at"oR h''tahcea ~ pes ten'' .ao .'..,.,
ncnVy coscrnN ol eunt.s ~. .,,,",,, -,
vorable fcports conccr''"e ino '''"."6o'"'"s"' W
tho eohlpahY' ,x,x,. Al, ,,.v ~ \
Ino money masHct ""s ~ III ~. n",,, n, 49,
neF cent 10 ~ ,c.s' n.n.c.t ~ c,l n, bcr.
"icm !" Ho'!tl"" ~ ,"H". s',s,..,s ,t.,,,.s.
rowcFs IN IAeuRca " ssuvN ...,,'.,"s. s. .,,,neW
'ol uotoTnnlant ''onas VIZ .n.."s " ~ = 49,
Fcr CONT l!n'u '.Nna ,,si,.'e r,nsaa,,l,n H..
e"nt ~. 'oM. -. mc, ,,on ,,n, ,.h" .,rril,,o
c"''.S "to 49,. a.. .,,., .,,,,,s,,at ..r
o1cnm"ku ..n""n ."t ~ .,.,..,Snv h,i,. nd 4ps
."s !. .,,..1 ,,,,strn.. wr. aono ~ INA
t"r .n, asn.am' ,.,,,s % ,li. asIe ,sIW for cr,and
4ss aoe ~ .s,.;. .,, i7sSs,1n far
ASF<e4a''t 'ar eno'' lF"'s''''' "no io'
e",. m..,ss', ,nor,r,oc. ,so,e fairly acttvc. ,mt
,u'oa JIM. I.ss '.sa.sss t,o.t,r ltnr,rcr 4 tro
v..o' @ r.m ~ Tr,,ns "a r. - io,u,nhu,. chtcnao
u'o'o ,,. s 1,.,."t ,,,,arns rn,o frn.,, r1It n,
-, 49,, ,r1nnns.nn irc,,mns c,vnncc,l firm,
mi -, NJ 1srto consolidated .cc,,nt,s npouea at
W. .,,t,.n., mi, ~. ~ 1n,,,. 10 Thirds
.;a,n ~" fron, M ri to;n. nn,l rn,urncts To
~. tsn..,. {. rarns unnnrni n, np,yc,l Mt s7Y
49," ,.,nraat ana s,th ,1n,,r IN H,x. NJ rn,tl 4
t,a,a,,,, .r,,,.",s a onnnca nj rof,i cy.iutorcss
VI, t,,, sT ~ mi p,clnn arsta nt,n
0rande Division, Advanced IRON wv
D. po,ppus 4 burlington frsts rose frou. q to 81,
49,; rcc,,,., ~ MT. Northwestern tlrAt "a nd
aua w.. ~ ,o"t A.. ,nn s,a.. Mn.rtnlr nr.t
vafccu from len!s 10 io''. ieu' ~ 'uH"uM -, y. -
preferred Enc0aCA tfotu " ~ ", ~ ReneFAl %
from s9H 10 81, Denver, South 1'ark + 1'actflc
vx., rrc,r ,n1,. ,n nj t,hcsancaku 4 ohio c,nss
.t''s t,' - 80. ~. -. u,,t t,,n.,,tlrn,I T.
" aec"no" treu' ON ~ eo:1' ~ y. ~, ~
knnsps & Tcxns seconds from s7A to
~ Ennsns paclnu cunsuls from l14!. to
,ne.. '.,. shnro l,r,dand honas frnu,
l0ats, LAKE. onnEo "sueum uo n... 80 ..os. -.
1S31i to IL, NOW orleans y iAcihc nFsts lFoni N
tn d. Oregon Navigation nrsss frbnl 102 to l08ts,
f,,I,, t,ontrni tur,nos fron, 10 10 49, Tcyns m.
In. ,.,..-,,as c,d I,n1 rrcnta fror ,dtt IN 7ssi
clHc !ncolHu9 ''siu ''1si'. A'"' st. a.. -
New York GcntrAi Registered nrsts so'l III ENsat
Minneapolis & ST. Louis lrsts ttown cxtcnson)
ry:tiiv.iond, at loo1,, I.chlRh & Wllkcsbnrra
consost ea-".s1otnu, ~ 1oot, n,,,,anst ~ MAJ
flrsts tArkAnaas ilrnncn}, cx-dssloena, al ioo's
and Loulsvle & Nashvslle tlrsts tNashvlllo 4
1}m.atur f,rurch, ut ttG!i.
Des"'A' .,. ~. 9ss,,t-,, A.,o.,a,ta prt.t. It.
",..,s-..,,.a.. .oro t,u,
NEW 1pnK. Dec. L-uofefnmea's "ete hFtt
md generally .sGeA higher. ,..
Tl.itrnad lx,tds wora Irregular on a moderate
| ,oi,,ro ~ %u,afr,ss
| 'u.nao " ou ,,,u
state accufltics were "u1''
Share speculation 'vns generally t}rtsi at tht
| oocutng. aud urlces In nintu .sG11 higher thar
snu w. enM tsse sn'.an, I'm t,ra"tn,t tmnruyc4
m, S,Ia f".y si,,rrs SoiG IN II frm,.tion II
@.usMs Hell it,. S t,,,+ ira .sarnn, trrrkrt lt.ru,,,,
Sly y @ str M II ~ IL: t,~,s nlntm tnt
"tsnr IL TX W"huss tr1,ferrrl. IL rho lstrst V,nrt
.1n ..,n r,,,.t mrntu I,noutno 1Ir,,, ami MI MT
, 1881-12-02

Who;, sno MpiM,sa;;s aNsyeaato iei! !claney IL shs
worlds wheat supply. NJ Alloyo given. Is c1,'l"
trusted With tho worlds totaa prntuet1on, Tue DE-
rs W. sro III a@rs. wsa "is%ca fro prs
standpoint II IL matter OF very considerable i'm.
portMt.co for WHOM tho scales arc evenly balanced,
M matter how u,ahy. Miilon OF tpEa there may
he OH ouch s!de, II tAkea only etnAll Addtionll
wuiY6t pu otthor side to tip tha beam, md thus
ilnPhrt to prices an upwardor dowawafd tend
eney,
kets tssTs il Que kishiy impurtaat faoiof th's
yenr thnt through lapae Ut titne lnny ~ some
extont be Loaf s!Hht Of by tnauv, aud that u tho
AdInittctY extr1lue low stato OF Euraoenn IT.
ers. uahles, and tho Sues cunal do, no ttnnbt.
mlllsat. very severely against tho strengthening
effect upon tho n!AEkets which thls great oo!!.
ghuulu not TO allowed III faIe from tue Eioilory
nf tho American trufo. for, ~ fur M foreign
supplies urc Uunccrneu. tho importing countries
aro pauiy worktuY
YltoA HAND 70 MOUTH
on tho now crop, wsthnut roseryea OF old grain
to fAtl back upul should The new, from unY
cauRc, not be f1rtheolnMg as tast ~ nee.lefa.
from QUO cnd Of Europe ~ the other shero y
sSsf e ea M1ssi Sr s tye A. Or ISfoss nSt
and spring, months this exceptional toat'
nre e asna tho tsso may pr9ys to ,,,'' b.
1nital Kinxlon, naa mot a1dea 70 her reserves
since hotvest e0ual 70 ten days consumption,
da doae ~ = w.t. Az shs userles q fass1 IA
| these countries Aimee huryest.lfua huyo boon
! stmarknb,y FREQ Tor that potloa u tho year
vsproAi!y wheh theIr ruther Interior crops and
| Tho account. tho fact u thoso countries moi
having up to tha present time added to
tlvir stocks auythls ~ speak u glYss s!ss
, 1881-12-02

n atr ntt nj.
4, ,r.a r,,,Io,rst' ~, ,,, ,rtccx. 1s,s 1Dsi;6n
~. w iWm. ,,~.intcrnst.
=" ss W., ,'.,,e ,ns,. ~ 1i-MGnttTr.
=. ,,.'n.,n,s ,.s.t
3s.,. :, ..,, =. ,,,t ,,r,..,,ors
a,.n ns..ae."i ~. .~,.S roIucc,; ,1urinr tho
u , ..'s", ~ s.aa,,,ha.e ~ ~, ~" Cnsh unw n lbn
!non y. AM ~. ".. u.s ,, ...,,n,"t.. a M mn.
n. en- 1r, sn. rnrunrv rortIt.
a!.sus ss.n a. tnt,a, tcn,Ins. otstnndiR SYO.-
.,. ,s t."S,t,,.t ,,,rrnrnv nutstandlnr. st;-
Wv, ,.,s NM, Nnt,ornI ,oht haa aocrnasud since
1'',., 1'.s.s -, iasI sss ~ ri
The lullIun rcccIpts at San Francisco wero:
ino uu'isun ''a.,s,, 1,o ~ M. chrstv. s..s3.
s,.r uu 4, In: cnnton,ou. ss.l7v; I,o1ie, sa035;
n.,,,ir ~ ,s.s
opht' rt',' ,,.... ~ o,o ,t., IL ,vo-+t e,7
~ s1oes so'' - '"''A '~'''' N' N
III # ia rcnorted that tho mines or California
.,.;,,,co1 sr ~ thc nlwbt month. ending Avn, u.
1ssi stTrl.,l, Colorado, Sc,s0s,745; Arizona.
A. in i'm, Ecvetla k1.GD4el5: Utah. J,77aa, ,61O.
$500 ,n..I az "a nix. Ncraua atill hods tho
1.nI' md Artzonn IA showing in worry faoly.
Tr n Lnv ot lenst tho tables wcre turned on
u,,,n.,,ns. nra ,hn Ncw York C1eur Inn. House wns
Ia,,tnr t,, tto snl,. treasury x4sslOO0,
Ds ,r,,o oxcsnryrs ot The cicnrluu- house for tho
s,n.o ,,v ,vcro NiTl, ,a15 l.: buaucos, $780, 4i5,
''1 mn, ,,rcna,rv recon,n nj washington for the
.,,nn d,v worc for rovonuo S;es,Ws; customs,
s,.,s.I e,M. n,s. ~ hnot pn,rs. SoSi ,0OO.
s,",,a,rcuI nnndlts clalm that If tho Ooyer,,-
80 .no,,,i hn,a rcsnrvos IN all its jncbtct,-
'.s"t H. ~ s,,rn o,tn NJ II lons o outstanding
ts to,,o,.tcudrrs II wuud nave n surplus of tSi,-
ne mn T,snn, yr,n thfs outstanding fractional
oss so,.sN1,,,n}, ~ n IN fnrt II lostxi7 900 to1
w., tt'nso ,r+,, ., n, ha lefr / cD, an aud ad-
niu ~. s,s M nvo..ho nra.ent nYoess az tho
na ~ w. ~ ,oruf. t,,1or.-nnat II viii bu secn
To-. .na ,,r.,sMrv hos IN hnnd nyanho for tho
u.,s,, .u"s nr ,ho n,tr,hnsa If hnnds about $b0-
.,,s., M .S,,,.t.,r 1h, hnnds of the t1oyorn.
vn'v' ,, ,''.,,n,,a ~ N hfrh n nrrmium. Tho nnlv
.n. ,. ,onIns" md hn,nrs bnvo IA that thsy Will
~ ,o". ' ISa T., ~, snn,
W. ,,'a ~" no.,,r oO uto or,nds arc ar,anrlnn to
,,snh.s. ",snc ,cr,nfnnl Facilities 10 Uroat Salt
t"tc p"s soI"au Gsi,v ""''9
:. s,n,.1 ttar tho annI.uun,,nl dtviilends 10
~ ,ot', ~, ,,ns,n, IN ncrcmhsr viii amounr "a
e~,tI a.;
, 1881-12-02

Hogs woro steady. cinslns nrn, Mt shaoto.Ns
for IIghi md s56of1Et0 for heavy. Cattle wore
without chnnup, EHics were ut $l.7HGa:ti,
In tho n,nrkot for atnrlo md fanny groceries
tllcre wns lust n fair movement, Thu Ecttonl
Io1natlh. huwevnr, is now much better thhn
fortnight ngU, n,itl tho tonor Ut prices Is llrnor.
Dry YUntla wcro moving In tnt,lcrnto why n1
firm and atcnly rites. l'oots and shoes cloth
ing, md millinery R0otls rcnNtu dull, rs IA to 10
expected Mt thls stage Of the scasos'. No olangcs
Of moment wcrc developed I'll tho market for
domestic and foreign dried frclss l'ricss wrrc
goi,eralIy stondy. Fish sold 10 n fur nEgrcgntu
nt sustained prices. In DAiry products tho
movement contIntlcs slow, with prices weak md
unsettled for everything except cnolco grades.
Oils wero fnirly nctvo md MvcrnEcd t}rn1. Cnnf
was aRain slul!. iig-iron was in good request
and renintncA atronK.
lihy was only fnirly active, the trado being
mnst1y contlnrd to,ocal dcnaorsana prices deciln.
liz |0c from t1osn Of "Wednesday. 1sroun.corn
wNs very nettvu u1ld lrn, ut quotations. Gr0en
fruits wcrs generally dill. tlnrc especially np-
p,ps, whtrh have been seriously affected Ivy tho
recent tlampnoss. Hides wero reported quiet at
quotations. urenso arl taI!ow nrc uactivo,
prIccs being Irregular, making our quotations
little better than nominal. Potatoes aro atcaty,
tho trado beng principally from asoro. Waut
Ia ateAdy and unchanged In price. lii soeds
Timothy WINS higher. prltnp belux qtiotaoo lit
$..Snds4!bsh, CtUyos seed WIS steady nt S5.l5GD
ia, for prime. and axsced snl,l at s145lf0L46.
WHISKY was steady and ltnchnnycd*
Through frcights 10 Europe wnrc weak yester-
any Mt aso asked por l10 lhs of rra1n to Lvor-
pool md sS!.o askcd to Glasgow, With mn rootn
wuntod nt tho prices. 1t was supposed tfat
rootn could 10 ohtninrd nt about s:au per 1U0 Tbs
to Liverpool, but oven that Is s)ii pcr cont
above recent through rntos from st. Louis.
The receipts Of whout reported yosicrt'ay at
, 1881-12-02

NEW Youk. moo. i.--stinins stocks were yory
in RoGins0n Consolidated ind State Lines. Hob
i,,solt op0noti at 4i0 declined TO 4. advancca to
An. md cioset! nt 445. state L!L1Gs were very
at iUj Nos. and declined to 1'. mud Orlentnl
and Miller to 81. so1tlh Incit'c icolnn1 frMtil
o to 35D, and Silver CHI nhranccd 20 EN n, inc
sues ut both exchanges wcru 2ji,0N sonres.
, 1881-12-02
COMMERCIAL.

The following worc the receipts and ahlpmonta
OF leading articles Of produce iu tho city during
tho twenty four hours Guiding at O'Clock
Thursday morning, and for tho corresponding
time year aNU:
, 1881-12-02

"o' '% nc ,nos S''y ;ssSf's Mnss W. 'rs .e se ,
sl,rIng wh:'t a'pI'llts. not t',,'y " ."nsa'l
nr7 Tin chasing nf ll.,*slnu at i,"rns'e. 1nse iaen
pnrts t,y iru. IA well ns tl,,su III .e ,l1ate
Azof sens, tnEcthpr with pre4nahiy 's,namnl anl
ris llilr!nv tho winter ihhn,I,s Oprns ,,m m,sahtlc
t.lIHns, Il int prnbnhIl!I".. ,llt IL, ,',u en,
cxenpt tho lr,lsl' s,,Iifl 'ner isks rlr'uio 'tuio
moss, 0r wltl.ont. nj Ir.,s. snmr ,,n IA i,,tin.
of apprehension, rmrtIculnriv ~ ,,ce "r2so
eycry rfasG,lal,o = ny ,sMrGty ut nsmtanrnu. ~ J..
In lnlrIy.ali European colsiltlh's. '''es'a'a
.sllnxntlscr, tho t1lore I!latnni tuturc =, q,
wcat tni!r';ti nlpnars y r''scnt yrry strss IT. mo
u admit " tho miller Ernif,g withuH, n ~
tivB !nsa, ttore Is seemingly every rn,,,,!p' p"''
nlcnt fnr}ht To keep his nlll III work Il, Il, aI ~
strength Of tim wheat situation tus snt.far,,eet fs,et
u''''nh'o 7ot"ros' OSElDA,'
PROVISIONS.
HOG FKDpucTs-Woro rather tcss nctye, IN,
stronger, Thoru WIS m hcrease In Tn. .!cn,nnt t's
ltle c!,AuA1 III tu sHiiu VI nsrcs lr,aI lvo,na.,
tho local hug market. l21it arw.i Was r;rnnvos
tic Elncinnnt CstltiAte OF .I,nrtH In t,c m,.' s
supply Ut hoYa wAA Acceptrt NJ rea.un tae A-r,n.e
un tho part IF t1ulderAuf prt'urt. Ala, ir thi,n,
OF tHs1t ant nlUnts w1Fu accepted n, ilule ,lont
Rhll,or. HFG willing 10 tn&u hu.t ltIu freely nj -
rent prices, tltuush Tho yalu.u ol sctotlea ,,i,.
hardly shuus IT. THO desorcs or asd wera ,r.s ,rss
and tilnse nf pofk rather light. ''"
Mess PultK-AuyHncsh i!}f l1ttc pct BrI md .,,..
&tE0 fur Nd dh t7:i iur n'r Hu III t.,an,i a. ni,,st ,as
spyt q hpqr ths innth. 4',a tl5:"sli3i3 ssI,,s;
nreenlar A ~ 81 l5t, lrls sprr ,,ls7r a t'sab ~
TUim 4jjt brs. Tl,u lnluwt,t9 ivet lie ;, "a ~; =
t''' '''' '1'"N''" > t:fa.d J"ns,t
aitsl pork. 1t'salt.i!p, i'd. wstfrtan ~ Il
sss"!s::: I'm e, US 'I: @
tYstt,ars.,.'...".....'.' gGl lidaS .!i,:i iifnt
a!f r. r. p e pcr III lb. a3 M l'
.; 1s si1sil$ ~ ", sad Il s''1yist IN s
nHlfUr tE1 month. ni lI;T1e, III fnr .n1tatg IT..
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-05
INAUGURATION BALL.

WASHINGTON, March 4.--The inauguration
ball to-day was perfect success. At9o'clock,
the hour at which the President was expected,
it was estimated between 5000 and 1000 peo.
GRATED building.
At930 the combined orchestra of one hun
dred pieces announced the entrance of Presi.
dent Garfield by playing the inaugural march.
After being presented to the reception COM
mittee the President and invited guests moved
in procession from the committee rooms into
the hall in the following order:
President Garfield attended by j. w. Thomp-
son, president of the executive committee.
Ex-President Hayes and Samuel Shallen-
berger and DR.. yelling.
Mrs. Garfield, wife Of the President, attend
ed by H. G. Corbin and G. Riddle.
Mrs. Garfield, mother of the President, at
tended by VIM. Lawrence and N H. Willard
and John B. Alley.
After them came Vice President Arthur, ex-
Vice President Wheeler, Gen. Sherman and
staff, Gen. Hancock and staff, Gen. Sheridan,
Admiral Rogers, Chief Justice Waite, and as
sociate justices of supreme court, and other
guests.
Reaching the place designated the Presiden.
took position, and for an hour or more ret
ceived the greetings of the people. Among
the first was General Hancock, and the unaf.
fected cordiality of both was noticed. Short
ly before the President and immediate party
ascended the Presidential balcony and wit
messed the brilliant scene beneath for twenty
minutes or more. Shortly after President
Garfield with his wife and mother retired and
were driven to the White House.
One of the central figures of the evening,
and to whom, next to the President, the most
attention was directed, was Gen. Hancock,
who Wag followed md eurro1pdad yyharavar
he moved, until he was finally cornered and
compelled to accord TO his admirers a separate
reception. The attendance is estimated at 8 ,0OC
people.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-05
NEWSPAPER COMMENT.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 4.-The Neaps
and Courier says: The South, at least, can
sympathize cordially with the burning thought
which made President Garfield eloquent yes.
terday. His treatment of the Southern uues.
tion is broad and, in the whole. statesman
like.
NEW YORK PRESS.
New YORK, March 4.-Spirit of editorials
on the inaugural address:
The Times: The address of Garfield in taxi.
ing the oath of office is dignifed in tone and
marked in the characteristics which have made
him one of the most pleasing and most ad.
mired orators of the House The President
enforces in an emphatic manner the essential
fact that the struggle for supremacy of the
nation was struggle for the complete
development Of the ideas which lie at the
foundation OF our government, and that its
supreme achievement was the destruction of
slavery and the establishment of equal rights
under the law of the negro race. In his ap-
peal for the saving influence of universal edll--
cation, he undoubtedly expresses the sentiment
may be, added of the great mass of intelligent
citizenso both parties. All efforts he may
make toward completing the work of concilia-
tion between all sections of people, based on a
recognition of equal rights on one hand, and
on the necessity Of good local government on
the other, will be heartily approved and sec.
onded. The Presidents remarks upon flnan.
cial questions, that must engage the atten.
tion Of the administration, will, for the most
part, give satisfaction. They indicate that in
his new position he will give neither aid nor
sympathy to mischevious or ignorant attacks
upon the national banking system, which was
carried to such an advanced point IN the clos.
ing hours of the session of the house. In re-
gard to the proper course Of the United States