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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-14
Toledo.
TOLEDO, Aug. l3

IOLEDO, aug. Id
wheat-Quiet; No cash and August,
$500; September, 94c; October, stxc;
November, 961Ic; No. , soft, 951l@95Ic;
do August, 951sc; September, 9s4c: Octo-
ber SIC; November, 9SAc bid Corn Dull
but steady; No. ? cash. August ami Sep
temher, 4Sc; year S9c Oats Unchanged;
cash ami August, 2714c asked; September,
26hc. Clover Seed-Dull; cash and August,
$6.35; September. 81 bid, Sc 25 asked
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-14
Detroit.
DETROIT, Aug. Is.

Wheat-Weak; No. red, 951fc cash
and August; 964c asked September; 975kc
October; No l white, 9l1sc cash and
August; 92Lc September; 94c October; No
red, &c. Con-4754c asked Oats
No. , white, 35c; No. :, 32xc bid cash;
261Sc bid August
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-14
st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Aug I8,
Wheat-Lower; opened steady, gradually
declined and closed 1c under yesterday /;
No. 2 red cash, 961f@97c; August 96c;
September, 97Ae; October ss4@991c
others weak and lower; cash, 42A@43Ac;
August, 42hc; September 42kc October,
4lHc. Osts-Higher; cash, 23Z@24c;
August. 231< a333sc Rye-Firmer; 55kc
bid. Whisky Steady; s1.13 Provisions
Pork, very dull; small lots, So 75G1O.OO
Lard nominal; Sc Is
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-14
CHICAGO.
0npnlnu

Hogs IL 500; light, 4 40A4 s5; mixed, O0a4 IS
heavy 4 25a4 50
ROCK ISLAND.
'lats-25C
bay-Tmothy-SS 90
Aay--Wild-S6 SO
Rye-5lc.
Corn Acc.
~otaloes-35c.
onions 9OC.
Coai-So:t II hard IS So
GoId wood-S' 90.
4 raw s. o.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-14
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.

ChIOAGo. aug. l3.
The market quotations on the board Of
trade to-day were as follows: Wheat
NO 2 August. opened s6%c, closed S6kc;
to6er opened 90% closed S01kc Corn
No. 2 August, opened 461c, closed 46kc:
September, opened 46sS, closed 464c; Octo-
Der, opened 45Sc, closed 4411c. OaUs-Na Z
August, opened and closed 251<c; Septem-
Der. opened and closed 24s4; October,
opened and closed 25c. Pork-September
opened $9.27x, closed s9 25; October opened
and closed $3.50. Lard-September opened
$6271<, closed So. D.
Livestock-The Union Stock yards report
the following range of prices: hogs
prices 5@lUc lower; light grades, 81 25@
490; rough packing, $395@4 25; heavy
grade, S4O@455 Cattle Steady: ma
IIves, s. 40@590; Texans l0c higher,
S300@4 20; butchers. s. 200140O; Sheep
Weak; common S2O0@3O0; good; $3000
400
Produce: Butter - Gilt-edge creamery,
ls93oc; fancy dairy, 15@lsc; packing,
697c per Id. Eggs-Bsst recandled llSc
Poultry-Spring chickens, e(9pc; old hens,
Sc; turkeys, lUc, and ducks, lQc per Id.
Apples-New, $L00@2.5O per bbl Berries
--biackberries $l5O9200 per LOOT case;
raspberries, 81. l.25@ IS per l2-qt case; blue.
berries, $L00@l25 per I2-qt case
New York.
NEW York. Aug. 49,
Wheat-Opened trifle better, later weak.
ened and fell of h@%c, with moderate
business; No. | white nominal; No. red
September, 99s1c@sL0O1; do October,
0l}s@LH2%; do November $L03Td
lMH; do December, Sl05Eal.06A
January, $107H. Corn-694c lower
and dull; mixed western spot, sea
5414c; do future, 50@531&c Osts
Without decided change; western. 33@
42c. Provilons- Beef dull; new extra, SO 90.
Pork dull and heavy; new mess, ll.00@
1l.25. Lard duh and easier; steam-ren
dered. ST 60.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
l.ocul news Notes.

The Wages of Sin tomorrow night at
the Grand Opera House.
A stray horse was found wondering
around the streets Christmas Eve and
impounded.
A pair of work horses, one roam and
the other gray, are reported strayed
from Ellis Villa.
Two little girls were lost in the throngs
out shopping on Christmas Eve. The
officers returned them to their mothers.
Get your seats secured at once to see
the Baldwin Grismer- Davies Company
in The Wages of Sin at the Opera Honse
tomorrow night.
Dr.. Munhall will hold a young peo'
Piles meeting in the Tabernacle this
afternoon at . o'clock. The regular
services will take place this evening at
1880.
The Tax Collectors office was full to
the doors all day yesterday. The time
to pay up is short and those who have
not settled should do so before sunset on
Monday.
There is current rumor that the
Pico House lease and furniture have
been sold to some Eastern people who
hereafter are to manage that popular
earavansery.
A gang of tramps attempted to "go
through" the Herdic stables on Friday
night. A telephone message to the po-
lice Office caused them to conclude they
wanted to 90 elsewhere.
MIR. II. Siegel yesterday assigned to
Mr.. Nj. NJ. Lowenthal, of San Francisco,
for the benefit of his creditors. All
bills which he owes will be presented to
w. II. Williams, Esq Mr.. Siegel hopes
in few days to be able to proceed with
his regular business.
The Wilmington train came in on
Christmas day pulling twenty three
loaded coal cars and four coaches, as
we'll as two box cars. The grade from
| Also street to Cape Horn is quite sharp,
and the engine had all she could do to
bring the load in.
In the Mayors Court Martin Gibbon
went up for five days for carrying con.
cealed weapons. Frank Monroe, VIM.
Garrett, John Murphy, Joe Murray and
Chas Carroll got like sentence for be-
ing drunk and disorderly. The same
order was made in the case of A. Nc.
Williams for the same offense.
On Christmas woman was taken off
the south. bound train i'll and conveyed
to the Southern Hotel, where in half an
hour afterwards she gave birth to a
bouncing eleven-pound girl baby. She
had been at San Fernando, and was on
her way home TO Norwalk, Yesterday
her people came up to take care OF her.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
The Rainfall.

A heavy shower fell in San Fernando
on Friday at | O'Clock Pm. Yesterday
rain commenced there at daybreak and
continued in broken showers all day, 1t
is safe to state that in addition to the
water spout that swept through the set
Element about month ago with an extra
II inches of water, that great valley has
had regular rainfall of about 10 inches
As consequence that highland valley
is opulent with aliilerilla and wheat and
barley.
No rain fell in the city on Friday, but
yesterday series of showers fell through
the day, leaving a deposit of .73 inches
MP to noon, according to the record of
MIR. o. ii. Bliss, and according to MIR. c..
Ducommun s record, 20 inches, and 10. AZ
inches for the season.
The rainfall at San Pedro on the 2lst
was 12l inches, the same as reported by
Mr.. o. II. Bliss on that day. There
was heavy rain on the desert and in
the Antelope valley yesterday. Crescenta
Canada and whole of the north part
of the San Gabriel valley experienced IA
neavy rainfall yesterday.
The Signal Service record yesterday
indicated a fall of sc inches up to P.
NJ. Rain fell during the day from 0lym-
pia, W. T., to San Bernardino about the
same as in Los Angeles. All the State
of California and Oregon and Washing
ton Territory have been visited 10y rains
during the past week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
Hon. ,. .. Pinch.

This gentleman whose name heads
this article delivered his first lecture in
Les Angeles on the subject of prohibi-
tion, to very large audience in the
Tabernacle last night. He is an easy,
fluent speaker, full of anecdotes, and
makes strong points for his peculiar
views. The audience was carried away
by Mr.. Finch's eloquence and at almost
every sentence the applause was deaf
ening. the speakers voice peculiarly
distinct and his words penetrated at all
times the remolest corners OF the great
building. Lack of space forbids an
attempt to publish the discourse, and
therefore it Is considered better not to
garble it, as such "A procedure nearly
always does injustice to the speaker.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27

The Baldwin Theatre Company.
The great melodrama 1.-THE Wages of
Sin will be given for the first time in
this city at the Grand Opera House to-
morrow Monday evening by the ever
popular artists Joseph X. Grismer and
Phoebe Davies, who are great favorites in
our city, supported by powerful com
pany which is highly praised by the en-
tire press and public throughout Califor.
mia, Nevada, Utah and Oregon as one of
the best dramatic companies now travel.
ing. The San Francisco Ne,es Letter
says: 1--WE were aereeably surprised on
Monday evening by the presentation OF
Frank Harvey's drama, "The Wages of
Sin, at the Baldwin Theatre. 1t is an
intensely exciting, well constructed and
admirably written play; and. while it
may contain trife too much moraliz'
ing, on the whole it is pleasing and in
structive and appeals vigorously to the
heart of the ordinary man or woman.
The Wages Of Sin will continue until
further notice, aud 1t is safe to say will
have. as il deserves, a long run.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
XALUARLE LANDS.
The Coming Excursion, Decem-
ber 2sth, TO salt River valley,
An ALBANIA.

The excursion to Phoenix which Mr..
P. G.. Eddy is getting up is meeting with
great success. Quite anumber of people
have engaged to go on Monday next,
December 2Sth. MIR. NJ f. Collins, No.
"a Spring street, the General Agent of
the Land and Water Company, says that
the hotels have reduced their rates and
that the leading citizens OF Pheuix are
prepared to extend cordial welcome to
all who come and will make it very
pleasant for their visitors. A dispatch
informs us that they guarantee reduc-
ton of stage fare from Maricopa to
Phoenix, from So to $50; also hotel fare
from 50 to 81 so per day for the eScur-
sions, and carriages at Phpuix
in readiness to show their lands
free of charge. Ex-Mayor Tober-
man is investing large sums OF
money in these cheap lands and ex-
presses the opinion that in very short
time they will be worth Sl00 per acre,
These lands can now be pur-
chased, with perpetual water right,
for from $50 to SIS per acre.
All parties intending to join the excur-
sion are invited to come forward at once
and be booked for tickets at onr office.
p. G.. EDDY & Co,
No. l0COurt ST., opposite Court House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
The Mayor and Council of the City OF Los
Angeles do ordain as fellows:

The Mayor and Council of the City OF Los
Angeles do ordain as fellows;
SECTION l. 1t shall be the duty of each
aud every physician In the city Of Los An
geles TO report, in writing, to the Health
officer OF said city the name and residence
of every. patient he shall have, within the
fever, small pox or other contagious dis
ease. Such physician shall also ascertain
and report in writing TO the Health Ohcer,
the names of all children belonging to the
same family or household as his patient SO
affected with any contagious disease, who
attend the public schools Of said city, to-
gether with the name and location OF the
school so attended He shall also instruct
the parent or person having the control of
such children not to permit them TO attend
school until the Health Oflicer shall pro-
nounce all danger of coutagion past,
SEC. q The Health Officer, upon receiving
any such report OF children attending pub
lie schools, shall Immediately transmit the
same u the PRINCIPALS of schools attend
ed, Ii known, aud II unknown to the city
Superintendent of Schools.
SIC. g. 1t shall be unlawful for any parent
or person having the care or control of any
child to permit such child to attend any
school in the city of Les Angeles while any
member OF the same family or household As
said child is affected With scarlet fever.
small pox or other contagious disease, OF
before the Health O1lcer shall pronounce
all danger of contagion removed,
SEC. g. Any person VINO snail iall 10 com
ply with or who shall violate any OF the
D DIVISIONS OF this ordinance, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction, shall be fined not more than two
hundred dollars, or be imprisoned not more
than six months, or suffer both such fne and
imprisonment.
SEC. s, The Clerk OF the Councll snail
certify to the passage of this ordinance, and
shall cause the same TO be published once In
the Los Angeles daily HERALD, aud there.
upon and thereafter II shall take effect and
be in force.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
Vawtcr Tract.

The elegant Nawter tract, that is to
be sold by RUSSELL Curtis 4 Sweetser,
through John c. Bell, the auetioneer, is
only ten minutes ride from Los Angeles
by rail Stop at the iirst stati1n-Lip-
coin Park Station The lots are beauti-
full and level and will be Of the size of
aboat half an acre each. Many OF the
lots contain the choicest varieties OF
vines and fruits. You will have plenty
of time to examine the lots and come
back on the return train. Water deliv.
cred in four-inch pipes in front OF each
lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
How senator mneIay spent sis
pa...........


A large number of the friends of the
genial and talented Senator Maclay, of
San Fernando, were invited to his hos
pitable mansion on Christmas to cele-
brate the day in the regular old.
fashioned style. The honored Senator
signalized his appreciation Of the spirit
of the day by presenting his four daugh-
tiers, his son and a nephew, member OF
the family, each with a check for $lO,-
900, thus disbursing $50, 900 TO his rela-
tives. He also placed $l50,000 to the
credit of the Financial Trustees of the
Maclay Theological College, which he
has endoN ed, and will expend $50, 900
on the college edifice in its erection and
furnishing. The Senator has a correct
view of the manner OF disposing OF his
wealth among his children. They are
all old enough to appreciate the value OF
money and MIR. Maelay desires to see for
himself how they will manage their for
tunes and render them whatever advice
and encoui agement he can afford. He
desires their prosperity and happiness,
and wants to see this result assured in
his lifetime instead of living and dying in
the hope and expectation that they will
prosper in business affairs after he has
passed to his appointed rest.
The Christmas feast prepared by Mrs.
Maclay, the wife of the Senator, was a
feast of fat things. and consisted of a
forty pound turkey of San Fernando
production, with the most delicious ac
compartments which human desire could
conceive. Although she was not pre-
pared like the Senator to give away
$500, 200 on a Christmas morning, she
furnished a repast which no Senator
could produce. All of the children and
the grandchildren of the family were
present, aud nothing seemed needed to
complete the happiness of the beloved
and honored Senator and his wife.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
Passengers Coming.

MERGED, December &c Following is
list OF the south bound passengers pass
ing through here this evening: Nj
Polhamus, Miss Maggie Harker, c ii
Nayler, Mrs C II Nayler, John Nash,
IL J Mathews and son, II G Siberst, w
Ii Smith, j os Poschaly, Geo w Hooper
and wife, A Hernandez, NJ d fasklll,
San Francisco; Mr. Budey and wife, Miss
A Micka, + NJ Buten and wife, G ii
Gacia, Doc E + Bailey, W I Hampton,
Oakland Mrs j Willierod, Mrs c Bau,
er and two children. Los Angeles; Mrs
IL W Selmen, Mayfeld; j Marion
Brooks, Ventura: Mrs Cotton and two
children, New Mexico; James Young,
Canada; NJ J'Stanley, Sacramento; } IL
Boyd, San Diego.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
wen, Crazy ON the Desert.

On Christmas evening AL. Hall, a fire.
man on Southern Pacific Companys
freight train, left this city on his engine,
cound east. Before going out he
amused some of the boys by preaching
after the manner of DIR. Munhall, as he
imagined. The boys did not pay much
attention to him, as they thought it was
all chah, he having been to hear the
Tabernacle preaching few times since
the services were begun. Out near In
dio he became violent and chased the
engineer around at a lively rate. He
was overpowered and strapped down
and this afternoon returned to this city
on the express train. He was met at
the depot by his sister and by Deputies
Martin Aguirre and VIII Hammel, who
took him to the county jail. He is a
young man and well liked by his com
paniOns,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
T.rn vere,n Germania Hall.

This popular organization will give its
grand annual ball on the evening o
New Years Day in their hall on Spring
street. These occasions are yearly
among the most enjoyable known in Los
Angeles. There is always the best OF
music provided and the attendance EN-
braces a host of delightful people No
pains are spared to do all possible for
the pleasure of the guests of the Turn
ers. This year will be like all that have
gone before, and the ball at Turn Yer
ein Hall will stand as a red letter day
for a whole twelvemonth to come in the
memory of every one present
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
steamer passengers.

The following passengers left San
Francisco yesterday ON the Orizaba:
For Los Angeles-F n Marion, Mrs
Marion, Cook, Mrs Cook, } NJ Austin,
f W Peasley, Mrs Peasley.
For San Diego Jennie Campbell, c
Hewing, Ii Taylor, G Hyner, w } An
dross, J Williams. George Williams, K
II Collier, 5 G. Ellis, Mrs NJ Il Warnock,
ii Denmead, q johnson, K Allison.
For San Luis Obispo--L Christman. B
l. Elliott, T Gormley, $ Moore, 4 T Bur
bank, A Mclaughlin, } ii Holstein, 2
Miller, NJ L Frontman, l. f Chase, Rosa
Marta, N w Tilton, } Stewart, T Stew
art
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27

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and
Acres Vfal
1000 Acres 10 niles In
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@ e c Ps Sosa one % @ & s s
colony We personally recommend this as
s ss s & d @ % Ss
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sslSn % @ gR @ Deer Creek and within the
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sfarmers
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
syrup OF Figs.

Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co, San Francisco, Cal, is natures
fruit remedy may be had of Mr. @. F.
Heinzeman, agent, Los Angeles. Sample
bottles free and large bottles at fifty cents
or one dollar. II is the most prompt, pleas
ant and effective remedy known to cleanse
the system; to act on the liver, kidneys, bow
els and stomach gently yet thoroughly; to
dispel headaches, colds and feyers: to cure
constipation indigestion and kindred dis
eases
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
wild Cherry and Tar.

Everybody knows the virtues of Wild
Cherry and Tar as relief and cure for
my affection of the throat and lungs.
Combined with these two ingredients
are few simple healing remedies in the
composition of DIR. Bosanko's Cough
aud Lung Syrup. making it just the
article you should always have in the
house for coughs, colds, Group and bron-
chitis. Price 80 cts. and Sl.00. sam.
pies free. SOLD by C. F. Heinzeman
agent, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
A carload of the celebrnted Tony Fau,

A carload OF the celebrated Tony Faust
beer has arrived at the Elutraeht from 81.
Louis aud Will be on tap until further no.
tice. This Is confessedly the finest beer
made In the United States.
While you are buying local Christmas
presents don't forget 20 call on { has Ruth
ard Cigar Factory aud take along box Of
cigars and be happy-ls n. Spring 81.
Our demand for Anheuser beer Is unpre-
cedentsd We have lowered over all other
competitors. Notice the signs, Taste The
beer aud do not forget 10 call ior "Anheuscr
Busch only. The one agency is at No. CO
North spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
Passengers Duo From the Fast
EO-kBay.

The following is the list of passengers
from the East, wa the Southern Route,
to arrive in Los Angeles at 1920 p. NJ.
to-day, specially telcgraphed 10 the
HERALD from Casa Grande, Arizona
D J Benedict, San Francisco; J Fl
White, Boston; J II White aud family,
Tombstone, A Il; a Thiers, Concord,
n II; W W Wilson, Liberty, n NJ, f
W Smith. Arlzona.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
Excurstou Party 10 Banning,

San Bernardino county, ON the line of
the S. P, X. r., p hours ride from Los
Angeles. Every acre is improved, with
the finest and choicest OF fruit; will be
sold in lots Of from one to fifty acre
tracts, or as few us You like. John c.
Bell will sell on the 7th of } ,nuary. EX.
cursinn takes place on the 9th. All as
line fruit land as can be fuuHd in the
State; plenty OF walter. Take particu.
lar notice. this property guaranteed
will pay IN elegant income from the
moment you come in ppss ssion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
why Is It

That people will submit to cars all might
for want of hotel accommodations when
iirst-class rooms, board, and the adj
iuncts thereto can be had at Palomares
Hotel, Pomona, thirty-two miles from
Los Angeles? Everything is run in this
hotel with view to home comfort, and
guests are assured the same Injuries
they would have at home. dec26eodlw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
-.-----l---t - l...II..

a swede Of good family, speaking and
writing six languages, desires to accompany
"a party, family or widow as courier or inter
prefer to any part Of the world. Please ad-
dress "Kefned, this Office,
The Third Congregational Church will
hold It's services day Sunday in the hall
6i2 san Fernando street opposite the pas
ssngeT depot, near Southern Hotel. Services
at ii a NJ, aud sabbath school at P. N. A
cordial invitation 10 all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
S.aIIup CoRl.L

Shuster & Brummett, OF ll6 South
Spring street, are general agents for Gal
lup coal, which they receive daily from
Gallup, N, NJ. This coal is equal
to any in the market, and is
sold as cheap. This firm not only re-
tail, but are prepared to furnish dealers
in quantities at wholesale prices. For
prices call ut yard, ll6 S. Spring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
ReaI EstnIe sale Mt the vienna
IhCnfre.

The great sale Of lands by order Of the
English syndicate-the A. 4 z. Fibre
Co, limited. John G. Bell, the auction
Ger, will sell at the Vienna Theatre Jan
uary 18th, 1856, sections to tha amount
of 10, 900 acres. Please bear in mind
that the sale takes place at the Vienna
Theatre. Seats for every body. Read
the advertisement in another column.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27

Mr.. L. e. Mosher, GeqAal CONNER
cial Agent of the Freight and Passenger
Departments of the S.P. X. .R.Co. informs
the HERALD that the company will ship
by special fruit trains OF fifteen cars Tor
any shipper of fruit as well as for the
Orange Growers Protective Union.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
Mr. .Ln,hrop,s Funeral.

The funeral OF J. Fl. Lothrop of
Compton, which was to have taken
place at that place yesterday, was on
account of the rain postponed, and will
occur at O'Clock this afternoon. The
G.. A. h. and the Odd Fellows will con-
duct the funeral exercises.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
q. A. Il. nsenefit.

On next Thursday evening the Frank
Bartlett Post No. 6, G. A. R., will have
a benefit at Good Templar Hall, for the
support of the relief fund of that organi-
zation. A fine programme will be exc
cuted on that occasion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-27
MONEY Easily Made.

All the real estate agents in Los An-
geles are requested to put HoveY's vine
yard on their books, aud the first man
who sells ii will get over 81 900 commits
sion. See Rare Chauce" advertisement
in another column.