Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-22
THE LATEST
PACIFIC COAST.
Especial to the HkKALD by the W vststn
Union Telegraph Company.I


Passengers south aud East.
FRgsSo, Aug. 2l.--The following is
list Of the southbound passengers pass
ing here to-day:
w. B. Abernethy, g. &. Lips. G. E
Huber, M. Summerheld, G. l.. Fiske
aud wife. H. Bantam and wife, Los Au
geles; j. b. NefI, Mrs. Coy and child, L.
\ II. Chittenden, San Francisco; ID. Abra
ham and wife, N. NJ; Mrs. G. A.
Mayddewells, Sacramento; r. G. Mayor,
Oakland; Miss Magstafl, Denver; G. j.
Philips, Wlliamsport, Pa; 7. Melapg.
hum, San Jose; 3. b. Town, Peialuma; G.
Crouch, Tombstone. A. r.; W. II.
Clark, Briggsville, Ill.,; N. Ford, Indio,
Cal Mrs.. Whipple, Benson, A. T.; X.
Iiillyer, San Pedro.
Wheat and Barley Market.
SAN FRANoIsco, Aug. 2l.--Wheat In
good demand; seller 81 6S@ l.69g, barley
unsettled; buyer $l0S60i 10Y; buyer,
season, 81. lOs@si .l2t; seller Sl0l@
l.02l; seller, season, $l00i@sl .0l2.
The Orixaba's Passenger List.
SAN Francisco, Aug. q. Tho follow
ing is the passenger list by steamer ORR
zaba, which sailed for Los Angelo,
this morning: @ Fredericks and child
G w HinchcliB, l. J G Grimm, X 1
Stevens and son. Mrs Dyns, Miss /
Roussinet, # Dobs, wife and two. chill
dren, Mrs Cryppen, Mrs johnson, I
Kern, Z Stein, Mrs Lalande and child.
l. Endleberg, j Gulo, o q Jones, Miss
Dyass, A y Hiderbundt. Miss Robb.
For San Diego q Cornell, Mrs
Donavap, Miss k Abrams, J II Simpson
aud wife, q Strain, Mrs w ID Evans and
nurse, II Gerhard. r. Bell, Mrs ellis.
Mrs Locke.
The stock Board.
SAN FRASoIsco, August 2l.-Best and
Belcher. 4.40; Chollar, $50; Cousol
dated Virginia. ,G5; Crown Point. --j
Eureka G 'nsoIitIaied, o., 0phir, 3 35j
'otosi, 20; Savage, $50; Sierra Ne
vada, 10; uuion Consolidated, o,
Yellow jacket, 3 80. Gould & Curry,
800; Hale 4 Norcfoss, 81: Mexican,
1916; Northern Belle, 90.
The COncIave Opened The Ques-
lions of Interest 90 the Public.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2l.--The
Grand Eneampment of Templars con-
vened in Grand Conclave this morning
for the transaction OF business. AT half
past eleven the officers forming the es-
cort to the Grand Encanpmont. com.
prising the California 3olaeu Gale,
Boston, st. Elmo and numbers of other
Communicates, headed by the Royal
Hawaiian Band, conducted Grand Master
Dean to the Asylum OF the Grand Com
mandery of California, the Boston Com
mandery acting as special escort OF
honor to Grand Master Dean. The
California Knights on arriving at the
entrance 20 the building drew up in
double open order, the officers of the
Encampment passing under their crossed
swords. A large crowd of people us.
sembled ON Market and Post streets to
view the procession as it moved into the
Temple. To.day's business was purely
preliminary, the real work not being
till tomorrow. In addition to the pro.
posed Constitutional amendments, the
two questions OF most marked interest to
the public are the triennaI election of
officers and the selection Of the city for
the next triennial session. Both Boston
and st. Louis are making strong can.
vas. The general opinion among the
Knights is that st. Louis will get it,
although there are large number who
think Boston Is better entitled to il, if
only ON the ground that st. Louis has al
ready had one Conclave, whereas Boston
has not. In the election of grand officers
the great fight will be over the Grand
Mastership. 1t Is stated this evening
that he will probably come from New
York, Pennsylvania Illinois. Converse.
ton with Knights tend to show that the
Pncitic Coast states have no chance,
although there are many among the East
eern Knights who would gladly and
strongly support California. They are
much impressed and highly battered at
the reception and hospitality extended
to them, and it certainly can be said
that there is not Pacific Coast COM
mander but what is treating their
Eastern companions in a truly royal
manner. All that money can purchase
in choice viands, wines aud cigars, are
being rendered them with an open aud
generous hand Receptions are being
held Throughout the day and evening,
and excursions to neighboring towns
planned. To-day large party went to
Nupa were they were warmly greeted and
the places of business and schools closed
in their honor. Another party went to
San tn Cruz. Visitors from interior
cities and towns seem to be in no hurry
to leave, as the streets are st,l greatly
crowded. At the Palace Hotel there
are >, 700 guests.
Funeral of judge Black.
YORK, Penn, Aug. 2l.-The Funeral
of Judge Black takes place this evening
at five o'clock from his residence near
York. In honor of his memory the
court house is draped in morning. The
York bar association held a special
meeting to-day aud passed appropriate
resolutions. Nearly all the business
places will be closed durino tha bnur of