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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
MONEY s PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREMIUM.
Cotton Steady - Middling, S3.4e-
Sales Yesterday, 1850
BALES.

The money market was firm yester-
day, the banks doing good business
in discounts at 8 per cent. Local
securities are quiet. Gas stock is held
ut 70, American cotton oil trusts, q.
The cotton market showed increasing
strength yesterday. Sales, ll5O bales,
Niddling, sae. The course OF the
New York future market is thus de-
scribed by Greene & Co.. "The move
nent was light and confined princi-
phIly to local deals. The somewhat
uncertain character OF foreign advices
appeared 10 create general caution
and disposition to stand of for more
explicit information. Just at the end
Of the session, however, few shorts
concluded TO cover, and this closed
the spot business rather better at full
rates Spots were firm and .l-16c.
higher, middling, Ole. At New Or
leans yesterday spots closed firm and
Lice. higher, middling, SIC; futures
steady and to 8 points higher, April,
S.73@S. 70c, At Liverpool business
in spots was reported good at harden
ing rates; futures dull and 1-64d
higher, April, 1924 Receipts at
this port yesterday, 1852 bales; to-
tai this season, 52O,5l2 bales, against
416,7s4 bales same time last year. No
features in the general market.
IMPORTS.
Three hundred and fifty SKIS bran,
80 pkgs of butter, 80 pkgs bacon, 10
pkgs boots and shoes, 20, l34 bus. corn,
2 cars cotton seed, 992 SKIS cotton
seed, 1859 brls cotton seed oil, 2 bdls
cotton ties, l01 pkgs dry goods, 80
pkgs eggs, 2259 brls flour, 280 bales
hay, pkgs hats, 10 head hogs, 80
head cattle, s head horses and mules,
$1,000 # lumber, As pkgs liquors, 14O
brls meal, 224 brls molasses, 81 brls
onions, SO brls potatoes, 10 cars pork
sides, 10 brls sugar, los pkgs tobacco,
500 bu wheat.
ELEYAToR REPORT.
The following shows the amount OF
grain received, withdrawn and in store
by regular elevators, as reported to the
Merchants Exchange to-day: Wheat
received, none; withdrawn, none; in
store, 1867 bushels. Corn received,
1896 bushels withdrawn, $3.50 bush
els; in store, 100, S44 bushels. Oats re-
ceived, none; withdrawn, 25G bushels
in store, 1O9, 459 bushels,
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pts, IS; Piper Heidsieck, qis, sos: pc,
s27; Mumm's extra dry, OTIS, S2S 80
pts, $50 90; Roederer, OTIS, $50, pts,
SSl; Veuve Cliquot, qts, SSl; pts, S33
clare,, ats, So 6Ual2 80; 81 extra for
pints; imported Rhine wine, Sos,
q's; Cstawba, sweet, 9)cC9l % per
gallon; Caiswhs, dry, Slal % per
gallon: Ca'awba, sweet, IS 50@5 per
ease: Caiawbs. drv, SiG5 per case
California wines, Sl@l 90 per gallon
imported port, 81 5O@6: importfd
sherry, 81 5O@6 imported ale (Burke's
bottlery), pts, 81 IS; OTIS, -; Angos.
tura bitiers pts, SIG 30; champagne
cider, OTIS, So 25@S 30.
CHICAGO, April Whisky steady
at 81 IA.
ST.. LOUIS, April Whisky steady
at 81 10.
CMcINNAr, April 5.-Whisky
firm at IL 10. Sales of 1928 barrels
finished goods on this basis.
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CNrTON.NEED On. ETC.

sEED Delivered at depot and wharf,
So per ton; on hank OF river 4. o. b.
boat SO; wagon ct mills, 50 MEAL-
Prime e. o. BY Sl5 per ton. Less tba1
carload lots, SIC. From store, SOC pei
SACK CAKE-Nominal; $40 per ton
ObAIn carload lots, prime, crude @.
&. oil, 235C924c; prime summer vel.
low, 201@27c; off.summer yellow, rs!
@26ic; miners ,--c; choice cooking
sumner yellow, 2S990c. 80
NEW ORLEANS, April 8. Cotton.seed
products in light demand, but holden
Arm; prime crude oil delivered, 21.@
22ic; summer yellow, I. o, b., 27l@
28I cake aud meal, l94g203c.
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Day GOODS MARKET.

NEw YoRR, April with many
selections Of a miscellaneous char
acter, but small quantities were called
for by all markets. Agents have a
fair to good busnefs in quiet way.
The weather has been sReinst the
jobbing end retail trade.
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HIDES Dry flint, Is aloe; dry salt,
l0@12o; green salt, rose; green, ga
&c; deer skins, l6alS'; hunter-tal.
died coon tkins, each, 20G SOC 4; country
coon skins, 10000; mink, l0G3)c;
muskIa', 5@l0c; otter, $l@5; bear,
$l@5; beaver. 5Oc@Sl; WILDCAT, 20G
doc; fox, 25975c; skunk, POO Zoe
beeswax, lSla2lc; tlllow, 4@5c.
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motifs ~ E.s Oud, 100.
Boston, April 5.-The following
table, compiled from special dispatch
es to the Post from managers of the
leading clearinghouse in the United
States, shows the gross bank exchanges
at each point for the week ending
April Sd, in comparison with the
corresponding week in 1885;
New York, 1899, 445 900; inc, $50.
Boston, $40, III, 1888; inc, 400
Philadelphia, $50, 1855; inc, 20 o.
Chicago, $46 595, 900; inc, 1877.
st. Louis, $l2 $50, 453; dec, 1876.
Baltimore, sos 537; dec ,0S.
Cincinnati, $500, 900; inc, ll9.
San Francisco, S12,6.S ,224; inc, rs.
Pittsburg, $685., $40; inc, 207,
Louisville, %,6S4,3 l5; dee, 81.
Milwaukee, S., 392 900; inc, Oil.
Kansas City, $4,5SS 800; inc, $50.
Providence, SS,64S,300 inc 1872.
New Orleans, Sc, 52l, 500; inc, 80.
Minneapolis, 81, 20S 1886 inc, 239.
Denver, 81 $4,000.
Omaha, S2,3l5, SOL; inc, 1914.
Detroit, 81, 1852 279; inc, 23.5.
Galveston, 81, 10000.
Cleveland, g., 2S7 ,023; inc, 80 s.
indianapolis, 81, las 063; inc, Is.
Columbus, s., POI $50; inc, 500.
Memphis, 1895, 451; inc, Is 5.
Hartford, 81 ,68S, 494; inc, 245.
New Haven, $9941S6; inc, 1872.
Peoria, 1858, 426; dec, 20 5.
Portland, 1898 ,446; inc, As 6.
Worcester, 1896, $50; inc, 1913.
st. Joseph, $SO6,O0O inc, 81.
Springfield, $619, 06S; inc, o..
syracuse, $448 7l2; inc, 30.
Lowell, $4S7 900; inc, $50
Total, 1915. 1904; inc. 420.
Outside New York, $277, 20S,07
inc, 232.
Denver and Galveston no! included
in totals.
LONDON, April 5.-Consols, 100 sic
for money and 100 ZIG for the ac-
count. United States bonds, AIS
ll4s
PARIS, April 5.-Three per cent
rentes, S0f. Soc. for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
New ORLEANS, April 5.-Clearings
of the banks, 81 ,527 ,349.
BALTIMORE, Mp, April g. Clearings
S2,l74,2 balances, S26S,S9
BosroN, MASS, April g. Exchanges
s $685., 99S; balances, 81 1881 ,70S.
New York, April Exchanges
sl1s, s99, 81 balances, 81. 5S6,9S6.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 5.-Bank clear
ings for the day were SS,2l5,OOO.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April,5 .-Bank clear
ings, S2,S72, 653; balances, $780, 79,
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April s. Clear
ances, 1851, 299; balances, $l,Sl6,905
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PIrrsBuRs, April 5.-Noon-River rs
feet on the gauge and rising. Weather
cloudy and raining,
WHEELING, April 5.-Noon-RiyeF
Is feet on the gauge and falling.
Weather cloudy and cold.
CrHC1ENAT1, April 6.--Noon- River
rising, with SO feet 8 inches on the
gauge. Weather cloudy and cool; Their
mometer So.
EVANSVILLE, April 8. --Noon-Rlyei
rising, with 81 feet 8 inches on thl
gauge. Weather cloudy and cool
Business quiet.
LOUISVILLE, April 5.-Noon--Rivs
rising, with 20 leet 0 inches in kh(
canal and ~ feet inches on the ialll
Business dull, Weather cloudy and
cool,
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nErR0LRnM MARKET.

Coal Om-Prime white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
PrrrsBURG, PA, April 5. = Petro.
leum fairly active but firm; National
Transit certificates opened al 72lc. and
closed, 73sc; highest price, 73lc; low
- TI1a
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GENERAL TRADE.
FUTURE DEALs.

The following is the record OF the
bids and offers at the Call Board OF
the Merchants Exchange yesterday.
CORN.
No. 2, white, spot, 39!c asked April,
39Jc asked; May, 4 &c asked; June,
42lc asked No. 3, April, sic o. t. bid,
3sIc asked; May, SIC bid; June, 40c
asked.
OATS.
No. 2, spot, 334c o. t. bid; April, 33lc
bid, Sac asked; May, SAC bid, 35c
asked; June, SAC bid, 36c asked.
BRAN.
April, $l4 50 asked May, $l4 80
asked; June, $l4asked.
CoRNMEAL,
Spot,f1 05 asked April, 81 80 asked ;
MAY, s. 05 asked; June, So asked
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New YoRE, April B. Money on
call easy at 1902 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 4t65 Sterling ex-
change, 4S6 for 60 days, and 4872 for
demand.
Bonds Government bonds were
dull and firm. State bonds were very
dull and steady. Railroad bonds were
very duh; Gales, $685., 600 The changes
are irregular and mostly for small
amounts, but Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville incomes are up Al, at 500,
and Oregon Improvement firsts are
down 81, TO 90.
Stocks1-S locks continue dull and
featureleas, There is no disposition to
trade untifa more settled condition Of
affairs is brOaRhtabouta At the same
time prices rallied readily on small
dealings, indicating very firm under
tone. The most active stock was Lack
awana, which early sold down per
cent. and then nailed to126. After a
break little later in the day TO l25s
i rose to l26t before. l o'clock on Or
ders believed 70 emanate from the
room in which the conference of coal
presidents was being held, but there
was a later break to 1851, and in the
last hour the stock was nearly steady,
closing at 1888, q net gain of II. The
other stocks were very quiet. Della
ware and Hudson shows a gain of Z,
Jersey Central and Reading (. The
fluctuations in the remainder OF the
list were within a narrow range, and
the Vanderbilts were somewhat heavy,
New York Central closing with loss
of and Lake Shore /, but Michigan
Central, on sales Of only 500 shares,
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
steady, and closed steady, middling,
SEE. Sales, 1850 baleR, OF which $50
were to exporters and 800 to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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UOnsEs Ann MULEs.

Houses Good driving, $l50@225
good saddle, 9l40a 800; plugs, $4,000
good mares, ss5@140.
MULES la TO 10, Sll09l35; 10 to
15J, S125@l40; 15l to l6, Sl40@l75,
Good demand; supply fair.
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is up at 81. The grangers were I'M
usually quiet and steady, closing either
unchanged or at small advances.
Southern Pacific is up II, at the high
est price it has yet touched, 40B.
Evansville and Terre Haute is up per
cent.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
2sl, S75 shares, including: Delaware,
Laekawanna and Western, 1915;
Delaware and Hudson, no; Erie,
IS.5OO; Lake Shore, 1880; Louisville
and Nashville, 73l Northwestern,
4245; New Jersey Central, $40; New
York Central, 1892 Pacific Mail,
9O,53l; Peoria, Decatur and Evans
vile, 4lS5; Reading, 800; st. Paul, IL
$50; Union Pacific, 1865; Western
Union, 1881; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, 7436. Closing quotations:
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WINES, LIQUORs, ETC

WHIsKY-Slraight Kentucky BouT-
bon, 81 6O@6; rye, 81 1905; domestic,
9Oc@Sl 80,
WINHs--American ezra, qts, 81
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The New Orleans future market open.
ed steady, and closed and IT. adv aud
5 to points higbe', Sales, 2SO0 bales.
The closing quotations were as fol
lows:
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New York futures opened steady,
and closed firm and 10 points high.
er. Sales, 81, 800 bales. The closing
limitations were as follows:
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FINANCE.

Money in good demand at per cent.
The Clearing House report is as fol.
lows:
CLRARINGs.
Monday, April 5th, $435,274 81 /;
same day week, $4,000 III; same
same day in 1885 1851 ,070l3; same day
in 1886, s2764s2.
BALANCES.
Monday, April 5'h, $65,5ll 80; same
last week, Sb7 ,2l9 ~; same day 1885,
$Ol, 614 81; same day in 1885, $73,-
4W rs.
XXI EXCHANGE.
New York sight on all points, par
buying, premium selling; New
England demand, ! discount buying;
New Enelaid sight, t diecount; New
Orleans, discount buying, par selling.
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LUMBER MARKET.

The following are the wholesale
prices of lumber in this market:
LArIs Poplar 81 so; cypress, 81 80
PopLlG I in, LIST and "a clear, S25
J. and > in, LIST and I'd clear, S25
common board Sl0al2 so; siding
strips, Ike, face measure, LIST and 2d,
S22; dressed, |, u and > in, LIST and ID,
S30tG35; common dressed, | in, $l4
@l5.
TIMBER Poplar, 5000; cypress, 81
@9; cottonwood, s2693; gum, S3 a
80; oak, i5@S ash, $6@S; black
walnut, t20 a 80
COTTONWOOD 10 in. mill run,
culls out, Sl0dll.
RED GUNS DDS, SlSd19, nominal
common, SOLO.
YELLOW PINR-l, ID and 2 in, LIST
and I'd, $20@24; dressed, $50; flooring,
3 and S in., $25 flooring, 3 and in,
S27 80; ID flooring, $22 so; heart step
lumber, S30@40; ( ceiling, S25; 4 cell.
ing, S22 30; ceiling, 500 @, S----s o. -
ASH LIST and ID clear to 3 in,
$20@23; common, $llGl3 30.
CYPRESS i, = and 2 in, LIST and I'd
clear, $2S@25; common, SIS; fencing
Ike, l6ft., SIS.
SHINGLES No, |, sawed or shaved
81 % sawed or shaved saps, So.
BLACK WALNUT list and I'd, |, II
and ? in SG5 a75; common, $50 50@
40; culls, 3lS@25.
OAK i to in,, LIST and ID, S20@22
common, | and 2 in, SS@l2.
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MOVEMENTS Attic L.vRE.

ArUals. Paris @. Brown New Or
leans; Belle Memphis, Vicksburg;
City Of Baton Rouge, New Orleans;
Kate Adams, Arkansas City; Coaho-
ma, Friars Point; Joe Peters, Arkan-
sas river; Dean Adams, Osceola Gay
oso, Tiptonville; City Of Providence,
st. Louis; James w. CAT, Cincinnati;
Chickasaw, White river
D,pdrturts. Paris @. Brown, Oincinr
natl; Belle Memphis and CITY OF
Baton Rouge, st. Louis; Gayoso, Tip
tonville; Dean Adams, Osceola; City
of Providence, Vicksburg; Coahoma,
Friars Point; Kate Adams, Arkansas
City.
Boats an POrt. Joe Peters, James
w. Cali, Rene Macready and Chick
asaw.
Boats Due Doun. - Charles Morgan,
City OF Cairo and City of Matches.
Boats Due Up Charles p. Chouteau
and Arkansas City.
Receipts Yesterday.
Belle Memphis 10 bxs lemons
City OF Baton Rouge-6O tons mer-
chandise.
CITY OF Providence -lOO pkgs mer-
Chandise
Dean Adams IA bales cotton, l42
SKIS seed and 10 pkgs sundries.
Gayoso-23 bales cotton, POS SKIS
seed, S2G SKIS corn and 10 nd hogs.
Kate Adams 81 bales cotton, 800
SKIS seed, | horse and ll6 pkgs sun
dries.
Coahoma 40 bales cotton, 537 sRs
seed, 7 bales notes, 90 brls oil, 4 nd
cattle and % psgs sundries.
Joe Peters brought out OF Arkansas
river l0l bales cotton, 10 bgs seed
cotton and 20 pkgs sundries.
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LIVE STOCK

CATTLE Choice to extra corn-fed,
900 to 1850 pounds, 404lc; good, 34@
&c; choice grass-fed, 3l@3ac; good, 3
@3lc; fair TO medium, 2!@2Sc; COM
mon, ll@2c' Nas sn =. .:.:- . .s:.....::
HoGs-Choice, 32@4c; good, $40
32c; common, 3(G3lc.
SHEEP Choice, 4G4lc; medium, 3
@3Ic; common, $l@l 80.
CINcINNATI O., April 6-Hogs
tirm; common to light, SO 1904 rs
packing and butchers, "a 1904 55.
Receipts, 1859 head; shipments, 46S
head.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 5.--The
Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle
receipts, 7i0 head; shipments, none
shipping slow and weak; butchers
steers aud COWS firm feeling; steers
quiet; choice TO fancy, So 1905 80;
fair TO good, "a 60@5 common to
medium, $494 so; stockers and feed
eiP, So 1904 20; cove, " 50@3 80
Hogs 9ceipt 1854 head shipments
noae; steady; good to choice, $4a
10; common TO medium, So 6:@3 90;
skips and pigs, 1908 90. Sheep-re-
ceiptJ, 1862 head; shipments, none
stronger; good to choice, 81 25@5 20;
common TO medium, $292 SO.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 5.-The DrO.
GERS Journal reports: Cattle--recelpts,
$500 head; shipments, 1900 head ;
market steady; shipping steers, $50 to
1900 pounds, $4(95 IS; stockers and
feedera. 80 SQ(A4 so. cows. bulls and
mixed, 2@4 80; bulk, 81 1908 %; Tex
ane, SO 85C@4 80. Hogs--reCeipts, 90
600 head; shipments, 5000 head; mar
ket generally steady rough and mixed
So 1904 So; packing and shipping,
"a 1904 90; light, So 1904 35; skips,
1908 90 Sheep--receipts, 1900 head
shipments, 5000 head; market strong
natives, 1906; Texans, SO 1904 %.
rhe DrOUGs Journal special Liver
pool cable reports: Cattle L 30 higher;
best American ttsers, l3lc per pound,
dressed weight.
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RIVERS And STEAMBOATS,.


aTRAafRs Gs@SIN9
THIS DAY.
Arkansas River. jos PETERS, S pm.
st.Francis River. RENE MAoREADf, SPIN.
ncinnati..........JAxEs w. GAPV, sP.m.
Viokiburg CRY oFCAIRO, l0a.m.
ST. Louis. ARKANSAS CRY, SPIN
New Orleans....sCtTT OP.NATcHEz. 4 pm.
WEDNES DAY.
friars Point. s PIN
White River. pm.
Cseeola......... ....DEAN ADAMS, 5 pm.
THURSDAY.
ArkanIas City....KArE ADAMS, s pm.
Tiptonville ........GAYoso 5 pm.
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MINERAL WATERS.
HIDES AND PELTRY.

Apollinaris qts, 81 GAS ;ps, 81 so
settler Wa'er. qts, 1905 so.
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JOHN h. NORTON
3 Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS

sECOFrespOndence solicited. InfOr.
nation cheerfuIIy furnished. -6a
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GROCERIES

CovFsE Common, s9Slc; ordina-
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BREADsTUPFs,

Spot,f1 05 asked April, 81 30 asked
NAV. s. 05 asked; June, 81 asked.
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YnsfArdaY 6

The New Orleans spot market opened
quiet and firm. and closed steady and
Lice higher. Sales, 5000 bales.
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mOUsEHOLD SUPPLIES,

APPLES = Apples, 1908 from store;
81 5000 25 per carload from levee
or depot. Dried apples, 3@4c per
pound from store. Dried peaches, $40
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-20
BOODLE ALDERMEN.
More Arrests and Investigations
Made.

ma0es
NEW YORK, October 19.-Police Inspector
Byrnes this morning arrested Jake"
Sharpe, of Broadway railroad notoriety, on
a bench warrant on an indictment found
against him by the Grand Jury for bribing
the Doodle Aldermen to vote for the Broad
way raj road franchise. James Richmond
president of the Broadway railroad, was
also taken into custody. charged with the
same offense. Both prisoners were con-
veyed to police headquarters. The latter
will be taken to the District Attorneys Of
fee and arraigned In court. James W.
Foshaye, ex-president of the Broadway rail
road, another OF the parties indicted by the
Grand Jury for giving bribes to the Doodle
Aldermen, was arrested this morning and
taken to the District Attorneys office. The
bail was fixed at $4,000 each In the cases of
sharpe and Foshaye. and $25, 900 additional
in the case of Richmond, who is already
under that amount.
Ex-Alderman Waite was before the grand
jury about moon, and gave evidence upon
which. in all probability, the indictment
against the alleged bribe givers has been
found. Just before recess a batch OF indict-
ments was handed to Judge CowiDg. Soon
afterwards three coaches with Jake sharpe,
Mr.. Foishay, "Jim" Richmond, Inspector
Bjrns and two assistants that left the police
headquarters abouttwo o'clock, drew up in
front of the General Sessions courthouse.
The party alighted and entered the District
Attorneys office, where they were Obliged
to wait the return of the Judge who was
at lunch. The court room was crowded
when they were arraigned The court fixed
the bail at $50. 900 each for Sharpe and For
shay; 81. 600 in the case of Richmond. who
Ia already under $25,C00 bail on another in
dictment. The bonds were perfected and
the prisoners were set at liberty. Thomas
b. Kerr, another of the Indictment bribers,
subsequently appeared and was released on
ball. The indfctmen against the prisoners
charged each with having bribed one or
another of the ex-Aldermen by paying each
10000 to vote in sfavor of granting the
broadway surface railroad franchise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-20
Personal mentton.

T. P. Lukens. OF Pasadena, is at the St.
Elmo.
John F. Degnon. of Bear Valley, is at the
St. Elmo.
Wallace Leach, Esq. of San Diego, is Wis.
iting the city.
Eustaee A. Baden, OF Winnepeg, Canad a,
is at the st Elmo.
W. E. Gordon. of San Diego, is at the
Grand Central.
B. D. Mclean of sheshone, Idaho, is at
the Grand Central
Col. q. Wiley Wells has returned to Los
Angeles, but is still very feeble.
Sieber Deekers, from Redwing, Mime
sofa, is at the Grand Central.
Assistant Division Superintendent J. A..
Muir has gone to Yuma He returns to-day.
Chas Peabody and Miss Susie W. Pea
body, OF st. Louis, Mo-, are at the st. Elmo
Hon. Patrick Reddy will address the
Democracy of Los Angeles next Monday
evening.
Hon. P. d. wigginton and c.. N. Wilson
viii hold an American meeting next Mon
day evening in this city.
Capt. Darcy has been called suddenly to
San francisco on account of the death of
his brother-in-law, Henry Giles.
Mr.. IL. w. Griswold, of San Fernando, was
In the city yesterday on business visit
He reports San Fernando booming as usual.
Mrs. V. Gelcich has gone to San Francisco
to visit her relatives at 3435 Railroad ave-
nue.. where her many friends will be glad
to meet her.
Hon. Washington Bartlett, the next
Democratic Governor of California, will ad-
dress the citizens of Los Angeles on next
Monday night
Mrs. Jerome Harris, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Lautz, in
Los Angeles, left for her home in San An
tonic, Texas, yesterday.
James Threkeld g household was rendered
proud and happy on Sunday by the arrival
of young stranger. Mrs. Threkeld and
James, Jr., are both doing we'll.
Mr.. ]. D. Schuyler, Assistant State Engi-
neer, is in the city. He is engaged in har-
monizing the involved claims of the four
different water companies of Pasadena.
The wife of DR.. Geo. II. Beach, formerly
OF this city, but now of Orange. presented
her husband on Sunday afternoon with a
pretty daughter. The doctor is pleased.
DR.. II. s. Orme has returned from his trip
to the East. He attended the sess ions of the
American Public Health Association at To-
ronto, Canada, rs representative of the
ard of the State Of California. He was
also present at st. Louis at the Triennial
Conclave of the Knights Templar.