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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of the Money and stock
Markets.

INC FOALuFVB OF IHU NUHUy WHU StuuA
Markets.
NHW YORK, Oct 2S.-Money on call easy, rang
Ing from 41Sto per cont; last loan . per Ceuti
closed offered at per cent Prime mercantile
paper SI,Sa7 per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet
at n SlHul sS1S, Total sales Of stocks to-day
were 2lS,A74 shares.
Tho stock market was more active and do
cIdCdly st ong to-day, and at the ClOSe all The
active stocks werc materially higher than they
were last evening. The shorts covered freely OF
upward movement IN great extent
Railroad bonds were both more active AND
stronger, and firm tone existed. Sales rCachtC
| Sl0,bO7,OUO.
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Wool.


NEW YORK, Oct. 9S,-wool Armer and in bet
ter de- aud; domestic fleece S2aSOci pulled %
Ale; Texas lia2Sc.
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Travellers, GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ .EASsP3n and aa, SEsI s'y n 's5S.
day excepted Monday excepted, saturday
excepted lSundAy only, saturday only
EASTERN Standard tune,
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The best Balve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcerP, salt fhsutnj fever
hotes, letter, chApped hands, Chilblalhg,
coEns, and oil d kin afuptlonB, and posl
lively pnrep pIlba, or no pay required.
y 10 guaranteed u give perfect eAtl0laC
ton, OF money refunded. Price q cent?
pet box. For sale by Logan Drug %,
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Railroads.

w HEELIN4 & ELM GROVE r. r.
w On and after MONDAY, UcLObvr 20. ltb /,
trains on Lhs Wheeling q Eln Grove Railroad
LEAVE WHEElISa,
6;aOam 7:OIa, m, 900 a. M, II :0Oa. IN l:S0
p m S'SO p M BIO D. M, 7;OOp. IN, 900 j., m.
LEAVE NIERLlNa PAkK.
OilO a; NJ, 7:lSA, M " a. M, 1880 p M, 400
p, IN, 4i.Op IN, 6;l0 p. nj, 500 p. IN. 10 p, IN.
uNDAYs-Leaye tho city al s:UOR m, and
run every huur until 300 p NJ. Leave Wheel.
lug Park ~ Va Ga IN, aud rul every hour until
l0IOp. IN. hxcept chur h trRin wlihleaVo rREE
Ut 0;l5 a. m anu city Gtl2!l6 y. N.
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Paul Thorpe had not been married
quite year to his daisy-faCed little wife
when Miss Euphemia came to him one
day.
"Can I speak to you alone, Paul2"
"Ot course, you can, Phemy; but
what Is all the mystery abOutP" he an.
"That Is for you to judge" Miss
Thorpe answered primly, "when you
have read the letter."
"What letter? Who wrote it?"
Zone Of your wife's admirers, proba.
bly," retorled Miss Euphemia with u
toss OF her head. II found II in the
pocket Of the white dress she sent to the
wash this morningW
lnv0lnntarily, although he knew he
was doing q base and dshOnoraGle
thing, Paul Thorpe glanced At the letter,
whose signature had been torn away
II letter written in a bold, masculine CHI
Biography. 1t began thus:
MY Own DARLING MARIAN: Yourle
ter OF yesterday convinced me more and
more that your love Is still minC, even
though
"siop" he cried, aloud, between his
firmly set teeth. "Who dares to call my
wife his darling? Who darcy
Aud then he stopped a second.
"Euphemia,' he said, huskily. ~
thank you for opening my eyes. was
II mad fool for thinking that child OF Ii
would ever care for me. Perhaps II Il
not 30 much her fault as II is mine"
He turned away, with face like ashes
"Paull" his sister called after him
"Paulp
But the door had already closed be
hind his rptreating footsteps, and Mis-
Enphemia felt that the hour Of her ven
geanCe was near.
Paul Thorpe returned no more. A
brief, cold letter TO bis wife announced
that business Of Importance would nee
CeSsitate a few years residence III Cana
da, aud bade her farewell,
"Rut why didn't no come himself 2
vailed Marian, wtinging her little white
hands. "Why could ! not have CONT
with him2 Have ! offended him
Have done wrong IN any unConsc!Oul
way7"
Miss Euphemia made no reply. Thu
letter she herself had received by thu
same post contained these words, ant
theVe only
" can meyer geo her again. While
she lives AIN All exile from my home
| leave her " your care. b. kind TO her
for perhaps size Is the creature Of unto
ward circumstances. ] will remit all
necessary funds FegllSFlY,
Yours truly, r. IT,
Miss pheny sat staring al the fre
With the letter In her hand. The mis-
chief was oil dopei II was TOO late To re-
pair her own h6ndlyork. She bod
I, parted man and vile; she had made
\ them both wFetChedj for, III her heart 81
hearts, Bhp believed that Marian lUyed
Paul Thorne as truly as hg had been 4
gay young lover Of thtBe'and.twenty In
stead Of three.and.hily.
" dare not toll the truth now shC
thought. ~ dare not confess that I my
sell tore the signature away from the lGt
ter, aud thAtitwas written by that ne'er
do.wvll brother Of hers out ID Australia
that she never speaks Of, because, 200
fellow, he forged q check once, and hat
TO flee the CounlIy, Put | dare say Il
; will all come tight after q While- ant
Marian ought 10 suffer something to pay
her Tor lBughlngat me-"
But even the UAllous heart OF Mis-
Phemy feproaChed her for her craft
l when she saw the foBeA fading away
4 from poor Maflan's cheeks, the elastiuil,
I DESERVING her llght, graceful figure al d.,
h bV nnVnFptil hV and mn Wnfd NJ tunaadt,,
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H. u y " hAlLkOAD'
BellRlFe 4 zgneSville Through Passenger leaves
pm.
"UOdtheld Passenger leaves BellRire ut 4;2o p,
M, arrives At BellAire HtS:2NA d, nj.
sumMeTtield Accommodation leaves BellAiEe
~ ls;2S p M. arrives at il;I y. m
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Adapoaa Registered LottOra con.
talnlf1B Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
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Wh.nto Drink MIX.

The best time to drink milk is when
it is fresh from the COW. An hour later
and chemical changes have taken place.
An analysis recently made showed milk
fresh from the COW to contain:
CarbOnlc AZ id.... ................. 327 per cent
NttrO8 "",..".,"...".,.", 1I6O per cent
OKyRSn ...,r.""......" .,..,..,.... 1918 per cent
A few hours later the same milking
betrayed:
Carbonlc ...........~ GOA7 per cent
Nitrogen .... 3.2l per cent
oxygen. '"".".,",......" ..,....,,. VIZ per cent
Is 1t any ronder that the chances are
always against the lie OF a baby depen-
dent for food upon the milkman?
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nHl0 RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect May 20, 1859 Pahsen.
fer trains Will run &C iOllOwA-CSntfal Time,
All trAlnh daily except those marked thuEt
which do not run M sunday.
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DlT1sDUHuH, CINCINNATI 4 81,
i UDUlE RAILWAY o. Panhandle ROuu.
leave wheeling, tenifn' STANDARD time VI
lt0ubeuvllt, lilttbufRh aud tn Eati, Gi2U a. M
l24 ., tnt, G.l1 pBi and siln Um Fer Iplnu'
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis sud n lOult g!20
4 N. and $40 ,, m SUf columbus aud UhitAgt
i9i4b y, m, TfAlnt arrive ri Wheeling NJ bI0
ni,, lOiUU n nu az y NJ aud 5l9l pm,
Trains leaving Al b'H NJ and arriving si9t
h, N run Wlli hgiWpeu wheeling ard Wits
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Of N, A, DAUPTIINl
WAAhlnglon, D, o,
Issued BY All express Companies, New York Ex'
change, DfAlt or Postal Note.
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Louisiana State Lottery.
/ UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
U Over Million Dl.tributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated by the Legislature, lOl EduCa
llouAl aud Charitable purposes, and liz fran
chlSe made a part Of the present State Con Ititu
ton, In lS7n, by an overwhelming popular vote
It's MAMMOTH DRAWlNHs take place seniAu
uuAlly, June and Decemberl, and IL GRAM
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place 10 each o
he other ten months Of the year. and are a
drawn In public, at the Academy Of MuSic, New
0FN1auH IA
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40 tierces; western stea m 1905 December So
| August 6, SIC bid; January Sle, closing q III
| lid; February Q, 10 bid MaTrh6, Aln bid. Butte
quiet and weak; klgin st2Sc yestErp ,S d91dir'
| do factory 7kalSc Cheese hFmer and In betlel
demRud; western 11SAlOc.
BALTIMORE, Oct, 25.-WheRt, western dull No
2 winter red spot and October 6ebOHc; pecem'
Der SlISasI9aC; January S2kAsg3ie; February
s35faStc. Corn, western hrW mixed bpol w.
October we; November S99taSV5tci December
| sg5<atOn; year aud January &4RSgc; February
8liSI; March i0c, Oats, western white Ga2s5Sci
do mixed 25a26ci Rladed No 2 gsISc; Rye ASieSi
prime 2 choice S56Sc: Hay dnll; prime 70
Meas pork SO 90 Butter easy creamery :lA2ic,
Egg, nrm; western 2la22c, Coffee nomlnRli Rio
fair at l9hc.
CINCINNATI, o.. Oct, 95.-FlOur weaker, Wheat
quiet aud hrmi No, ? red TlGi receipts 9,ttO bush
els; shipments I;bO9 bushels, Corn, NJ; : mixed
ALSc, Oats dull; No, 2 mixed 2lG Rye quleti
No. 3, $50. Pork tRTely steady A. SO Is Lard
quiet at 6.l0C. RulR meats steadyj short ribs
S,S1iiSsRb 60c. Bacon firm; short clsaF, 6'SIHe,
Whisky, 81 o., Butter easy, Sugar dull, EEgs
stronger Ut lie. Cheese easy,
TOLEDo, O, Oct, &,-WhCat dull and armi
cash Sole; October SOC; December Slkci May
S8hG, Corn dull but steady; cash Sc, Oats
quiet; cash 9lc. ClOVeneed 70 lower cash and
November s. S5i December IS S.
CHICAGO, Oct 96.-CAtllo Receipts Il, 900 head
shipments $500 head; market steady; beeVes
81 6Oli sS; steers 8 Oli GO; st0CkeFs and ieederl
81 95a2 81; cows, bulls aud mixed Il OOa2 91i
Texas cattle q bOas SOt western rangers v 90A
40. Hugs-ReCeipp % 00D head shipments 5000
bead; market weak; mixed s. SSA% lhi heavy s. IS
u 10; light s. sSAl 9lt lkips s. l0a9 ~, Sheep
Receipts 5000 head; shipments 500 head; mar
ket stealy pRtives 50 T6ab 60; western % 6Oal 49,
Texans g aai 10; lambs 81 9Sa5 70.
RAsr LIBERTY, Pa, Oct -Caille-Recolpts
90l head; shipments $50 head market nothing
doing, all through COnSgnmentsi no cattle
shipped 10 New Yerk, IlOgs-Recelpts $40
head; shipments 4,Oll head market hlr; Phil
alelphias 81 3jlt 4ii Workers 81 eOAi ISL ToughS
81 e0R3 q. shGep-RecClpt 100 head ship
UentS loo headi marEetnothinB doing,
CINCINNATI, o., Oct 25-lIOgs lower common
and light, g. 2Sai 49, hacking and butchers 81 sOa
Petroleum,
Lefty, Oct. e5,-PetrOleum opened at q 055{; |
highest 81 CGSi lowest 81 ~; CLOSED at 81 o ";
sales $1,000 barrels; ceaTahces y 5000 barrels;
charters l0,I21 barrels; shipments o. l9l barrels
runs iO,279 barrels
NEW YORK, Oct, Is Petroleum opened strong
1t u 0SJS, and advanced 10 81 % Ol covering Ol
shorts realizing EAlcS,then caused reaction aud
he market clVAtd steady ~ u b5S, Gales 9,lOO,'
)OO barrels,
md Irregular opened al 81 0g3 closed At 81 O5Ii
highest 81 OGj4i lowest 81 0a9G'
BRADFORD, Pa, Oct 9S.-Opeued at 81 O83I;
,loSed NJ q USSi highest 81 O0Si lowest 81 OJ53;
'learances 9O6IOO) barrels.
TITusyILLE, Pa, Oct, 95,-opeued at 81 0S1|;
highest 81 OG1Gi lowest ~ OK; closed at 81 054S.
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Raklnp Powder.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 26.-Cotton quiet and
steady; ulihdlingS Ion,
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ih!OuEl tickets anu lNggNgt hVCkN d All
bolnW fQi rhiea and other Information. address
FIRED HtiBKMkE, r. +. 4 WhG,iing
W, n. ORBORN, Il. + A boinptoy a.

4 ,LEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
NKAllHOAD - tnfCt ,UhCdIlg lll effect MAY
u, 1879 1falnE leave Bridgeport, entail stand
ard tinie, For Iilthuf h UhlHAgH aud tlOyU.
land, t!b0Rn, ~ Pittsburgh, iOi22R. IN. fOf
hugh and New YORK, 2iA y TO- For sleuben.
willie, b!ir \. NJ,
Trains arrive At bridgeport Vt 7ihaA. M, 1918
n IN, 1870 y M i6 y, III aud iiblp NJ.
On saturday. Only- RRsl liverpool GA
u. M Itutr FAST liyufIHnl li,l1u r
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD
~ On aud alter May Y, so, spIns depart
Anu airlveat wheeling "a fnllows-EaSIern tIme
MAIN LINE-EARI

For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
40 q. M, SlO and ll!6O p M daily, aud 500 a,
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, OK.
Cept sun ny.
Grafton AGcommpdatIOn, $40 p, M, daily.
M9undsViLo Accommodation, 1910, except
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$500 Reward offered by the proprietors
Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for an in-
durable case.
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A FIHNDISH Deed.

''Married againl" cried Miss Euphe
mia Thor,a cInsnin0 her handa toVsthe,
49, ~ y,
'AaFlleu again ' eehoeu Miss O'alls
so, tipping over her basket oil BerliI
woods in her CONSERVATION, greatly I,
tho dali,htof tho L;,,op
Wv as"sn'o. 'us ~, A,.en' ,,, ,,,.,
Az MS age! c''eu A'Ss fhemy
Two and fifty, II he'sR day-and wild
over Of fifteen good years standingI"
UArd with rs N kean bonso Inv lin
Ia ,, We c, Ha " H ,' "S ,, 10 n'
addea Mlss OlaFy; and dlhher away
ready at o precisely, and his slipper
warmed by the fire, lust as surely as b,
c,o.0od no ,hrosho,dm
''V sN1an 'n aso foeIs y gb,,r,y oioor,o.oj
Tim aIdar s;s,sr ,EIow III g sIt" n w,
sh e i nv" C,a '' '" o'u uo'S W S1l
'"S III +, G sov a. oil u ,osnordod Mic,
so,r,,ni"in n ~ ~ q. a." ~ Ia., VIC hS
SaI h.nnn W" pasSSsI s VI I"s lsteer tua
'a,, Drought H. sIcn , uasulaa news, ~. u,
th;.d a. ~ ssrtSmhsr ,oat - MI; o Ma,
s;"n p % onL ,hot , III; N LaiS on h ha,
ho au oS ~, S e,st t ~ o,eh VII ons nei
puk hath Tim luIiuo ,uura ut tnlT n .,
h wi,h quo " ilso Ss ,,'n
~ nv WI a. ,ha hnn"uMo uSSY "p
Th ,v e" ors ~ ~ Th9rno uoY ma az
i T .iSe oU u" th"m aiones.eani
W ' hIno.svea " timiG o MSU O6iId ~
S So e!eu' ''u'''oN'Hs on''u u
oo "Rr"tha. paul - criod ho,r, ,od,os In
chorus S' t,is this yonr viii. ," ''''e' :"
"rb;s ~ 20 nv en' S;tam .a;d por, .rho.,o
comnIsca0,Iy Urom, 20 tha G Gra N Mar,pn'
eUi'"son.y STIe ~ 'ne Itv mar,an
ns S %"l uo y,I Inos roiSm Vu''y eNen
'"s sp SrI ~ aha ao0H SUau ,rhonA. lac.
ho b"I ha Oh" Snsho,% ~ "ne u r i no,
sI1 w. A ~ 1 teo dor ~ , hG,se uu
m MAY VI 'ne'N' uou '"'HA '"'y 'Ae
1Norsorso nv door ror0or.o II, so;d
AZ, rh "sn 9 ue" MUn'e ,n' saiu
n.,a ~ s ohiIJIiLss a,It" nv S9'tHe III
vS ut a Jt ' SnsniidIy WIZ" toso,bar ou ben
Se1 M0nY ,, spep ha.ay tog",iner wm i,
o SUa s sn I '.'' oe'''F acquainted WIN
O %E S - said Niss c,ori..o "a
sho so, hsfnra the ,ioss rnIii,S %as a"1 n, 10 %
hair nm in nSnersT what liz vor tLink
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ap, but there were no signs of its appear
ance. AS l had to be on committee
that evening and the motion for recon.
sideration held good until II P. NJ, |
went to Rennison and aeked him If he
intended to call the matter up.
"No,' he replied, I'VE have decided to
let it Drop
81 also saw Storke and he made SIM
iliar statement. 1t is, of course, barely
possible that they, however, called up
the bill at the evening session, but
doubt it very much as I would have
noticed it in the journals. lam, there.
fore, almost certain that the bill
did not pass the House. How
it ever got to the Governor
is a matter that demands investigation.
1t is possible that the clerks sent it in by
mistake, and then again it may have
been taken to the executive by those
who seem to have been so desirous OF
getting it passed.
ANOTHER INVESTIGATOR.
DR.. Orme has also been investigating
the matter. He has been searching his
copy of Bruce's records, and finds that
the measure passed the Senate, and was
signed by the Governor, but there is nc
note of it having gone through the AS
sembly.
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THE FEDERAL BUILDING.
1t is TO be Completed by November
9th.

1t is to be Completed by November
9th.
Fearing that as the contract for the
Government building in Los Angeles had
been made out late during the Cleveland
administration, there might be some
delay in proceeding with it,
Colonel Hewitt on behalf, and at
the request of a number of citi-
zens here, wrote to Senator Stanford re-
questing him to do all in his power to
keep the matter from being pigeon
holed. The Governor acted at once
and yesterday Colonel Hewitt re-
ceived from him the correspond
ence showing what had been done
In reply to letter from Governor Stan
ford, the supervising architect of the
Treasury announces that instructions
have been forwarded to Mr.. Larmour tC
commence operations at once. The mos
important item among the documents
was one stating that the contract whicE
has been signed, calls for the completion
of the building on or before November
| 9th, this year. The contractors, Messrs
Collins & Hargitt, have already received
| their instructions in the matter, for they
have commenced excavating the site.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-31

On next Saturday another of those very en-
joyable excursions to the Hotel del Coronado
takes place. These delightful trips are now
eagerly looked for by an appreciating public.
who soon discover in what direction they can
expecd very small sum and get in return so
large an amount of healthy recreation and
amusement, in which the three great elements
of nature take a part pure. dry, bracing at
mosphere for the lungs; delicious, wholesome
water for the table; and as the sun sinks to his
rest on the broad billows of the Western sea,
bright flames leap forth from $500 electric
lamps, pouring a silvery sheen of light and
beauty over both the richly furnished chambers
and the sylvan court below, presenting scene
Fair es the earth can boast of,
Or mind of man conceived"
Remember Saturday at 10 A. NJ.
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Pullman PassenRers.

The following Pullman passengers left
yesterday for San Francisco and the
East:
By the l 20 P. NJ. train: ]. P. Dunn
A. Shilling, Mrs. Rhymes, J. A. Healey
Mrs. II. @. Wootton, Mr.. Parker. ii. NJ
Graham, Mrs. A. Brown, Mr.. Gilbert
Mr.. Germer, R. H. Barringer, 7. II
Walker, Lieut.. Mark Valid, j. II. Hart
w. Bayley, j. M. Darwin, Geo. Fad
Mr.. Weitz, J. R. Sloan, Geo. O. Eaters
J. @. Ainswortb, Mrs. Marshall, Mr.
Hickey, Mr.. Palmer, Mrs. Carnhami
Mrs. Reinhart, Mrs. Satin, E. T. Cush'
ing, S. T. Craine, Mr.. Lomter, L. Wood
ward, Mr.. Crosse, Mrs. Hecht.
By the 10 20 P. NJ. train: II. Gorhsm
s. Blum, J. NJ. Griffith. Mr.. Carson
Mr.. Niemsn, F. Bacon, Mr.. Taylor, J
Chapman, Mr.. Rudolph, Mr.. Wilson
Robt. Nelson, J. w. Payne. G. FL. Brer
ton, Mr.. Goodman, Mrs. E. G. Sylvester
Mr.. Leadbetter.
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NIrs. n. w. Reeman,

The popular partner OF the firm of Beeman d
Anderson, at 221 South Spring street. having
left the above firm, can hereafter be found at
room SO, Bryson-B onebrake building, where
she will give instructions in art embroidery,
and will furnish any designs in perforated pat
terms to order. She will also do stamping and
keep in stock full line of embroidery. Mrs.
H. L. Thomas, the mOdiste in whose praise the
ladies are so enthusiastic, has concluded to
remain here and can be found with Mrs. Bee
man between 2;3O and P. NJ. Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays
N B-Take elevator.
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an tsRed Rice,sD RMS week

Will be good week for cash buyers of house
hold goods, furniture groceries, etc. There arc
solid walnut bedroom sets for $25, cost $50
that cost $3S for 800; pretty ash sets for $15
cost $28 nice painted sets for SO; parlor and
dining-room furniture half price. The furnt.
ture on sale this week is as good as new-to see
1t, is TO want it. CrockeTy glassware, mirrors
big stock at prices only found at Rice's. Two
grocery stores have sold out to us this week. We
can, therefore, give our customers the benefit
Excellent soap, bars for 25 cents; pound
baking powder, 25 cents; teas worth 80 cents
and 81 for 40 and so cents; fine toilet soaps
half original cost. For everything wanted for
housekeeping 1t will pay you to go to Red
Rices, 329 and $50 South Spring street. Most
every kind of store fixtures, awnings, counters,
you want at prices only found at Red Rices
Supply Stores. Spring street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets.
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FIshInr ntCntnIsun

btapIe GTOceTIe8,
Best quality. Seymour & Johnson Co
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-31
THE QUARANTINE BILL.
Mr.. DamrOn Thinks There Should
be an EnvesliRntiOM.

be am EnvesIig0tiOn.
The question as to whether or not the
cattle quarantine bill passed the Assem-
bly, is atill agitating the minds of those
interested, and the developments which
cropped up yesterday leave the whole
affair in about as unsatisfactory condi-
ton as on the preceding day. II will be
remembered that on Friday Mr.. G. F.
Smurr, of the Southern Pacific, and AS
semblyman Damron telegraphed to Sac
ramento to have the records investigated.
Replies to both dispatches came yester-
day, that to Mr.. Smurr reading: "In
answer to your wire, the records indicate
that the bill is effective, as per my wire
of the 25th."
The answer that Mr.. Damron got was
not as all that he desired. Hehad tele-
praphed to Mr.. Maelin to have the
records thoroughly looked over, but that
gentleman simply responded: "The bill
was approved on March 10, 1885,"
sI don't like the way the thing looks
at all :" said Mr.. Damron to a HERALD
man when conversing about the subject.
ssI will Just tell you what l know about
II. he continued, ''aud then you can
draw your own conclusions. The bill
was introduced to the Senate by a
special committee and passed that
body. after which, in due course OF
events it came to the House, where it
was introduced by Mr.. Storke, of Santa
Barbara. l was sitting by young Mr..
McMullen, of San Joaquin, and we both
made opposition speeches, pointing out
certain Irregularities in it's construction,
as well as the injustice OF it. 1t was
voted upon and thrown out by a big ma
iority. Then Mr.. Rennison, OF
Monterey, moved to have it recor-
sidered., and this was passed. The
next day both McMullen and
watched to see if it would come
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-31
santn OatalinaIs,and.

Catalina Island, as a pleasure resort, is appre-
ciated only by those who have experienced a
days fishing, a moonlight ride on the
beautiful bay, a bath in the refreshing water,
or tramp across the hills with rife.
In failing to visit this wonderful place, with
the attractions that have been added through
the enterprise of Ford G. Myer, who have re-
fitted the hotel and increased the boating and
bathing facilities, you surely make terrible
mistake. The hotel is now open. The new
steamer HeTmosa is making regular trips as
per schedule. See Advertisement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-31

The best in the world.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-31
The CeIescOpe.

Mr.. Carter, Of Carterhia, states that
the Harvard telescope, on Wilson's
Peak, will be ready for operations about
three weeks from date. Tho trail is now
in good condition, and from twenty to
thirty people make the trip daily, just to
see how the work is getting along.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-31

The Best Hair Preparation
Is Laux's Quinine Hair Tonic. 209 N. Main.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-31
Spr,ng and summer.

Joe Poheim, the tailor, has just opened six
eses of rev styles in suitings, and is making
them to order for $25. Made by the best work
men, employing nearly 100 men in this city.
40 and 81 South Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-31
Flower Festival

Will need a coed supply of green for decora-
tions. All kindly disposed to supply please
notify committee at 25 East Fourth street; also.
any ready to join the company OF helpers In
any direction.