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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-23

COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened very hrm
aud closed im m.iilius. % iil0c. SALES,
40 bales. including 800 bale. la,i evening
oi which suJJ bai,. to exporters aud -,
bale to spIuurr-.
ENyuANUr QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary Z lIlGc enud ordinary. Otto
low middliuN 70 SO. mddUur. piliG.
good mIddliue, 10 3.lDg midiliuf fair
10 0iGs fair nominll dusty. I0i, lower
DAiiY uUtIuN st,rnufNr.
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steady, as follows February, 0S9@0 30,
March, 0.02@903 April, 099al0.O0; May,
l0.O6@l007; June, lOll@l0.I5; July, i0,2l@
1922 August lo,27@tO9si September
0.s5@0,s6; October, 9,Gl@00G; November,
9.54@05G; December o5i@05G; January,
9.Gi@96j, Sales, IA 2OJ bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady
and closed steady; midding, 01l-16c. Sales,
$500 bales. Quotations are as follows; Ordi-
nary, lice; good ordinary, 9-lGc; low
midding, o 3-lGc; midding, 01l-1Gc; good
middling 10 5-l6c.
Futures opened firm and closed steady,
as follows February 95S@06)i March,
0.57@05S, April, oG5goG6, May, 9.72@075;
June, 070a0so july 0SG@0S7; August
o.s2@0Sl; September 0l2@9il, October
02lmo22; November 0l2@0l3i December,
013904. Sales, 2s,Gjo bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Atnoon; Spots 6rm, demand fair
Sales 1900 bales, Of which TO- 500 were
American. Receipts, y 900 hulcs, OF which
ll,suO were American, Closing quotations
were a, follows: Ordinary SD; good orli-
nary Odd low midilins, ,Ad middlmg o
bid; good middlug. 1904.
Futures opened firm at advance and closed
quiet and steady.
These price, hrc given IN pence and Giths,
thus dC3 means Gj6ii, aud 5.Ol means
. t-Gid.
AtIpm. February, $50 sellers Fcbru
any. March OBS value. Narch-April. 5.3S
SELLERS April MAY saS toIlcIs; Muy-Junc
5.oS sellers, June JulI. bop sellers, July.
August, p 80 buyers. lU,u,t~cptrmbc j,31
sellers September d.3, Sellers
Btfy and sell stocks nuI bonds through f.
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&c: roasted l@li5c higher shelled, red, Be;
white, 1Jsc Spanish, l0a; pccans Texas old,
7@l2c; Arkansas 3@jc' Italian chcstnuts, 10
@l2Hc.
FREsn Fisn-Bulalo, 1@2c per lib; cat &c
per ID. Game-Pcrch, trout etc, 5gsc per
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Cash quotations. wcrV ns follows:

Cash quotations were ~ follows:
FlUW-l'irm and unchanged: No. spring
wheat Sl.O6Cgl O63,. No. . spring wheat
GH0sc. No. , rd, SLO6@iOG3s; M.
corn, sac, No. . oats 2l'sc, No. rye, ilc;
30. > barley, nominal; No ilaN seed, Sl.51;
prime timothy seed, Sl.ij.
Mess pork, per Dbl, Sll00.
Lard. per luO lbs, sGG1 lsGJG70.
Short rib sides llouscL S5.1btI5.N0
Dry siltcd shoulder. tboXcdh $500
hG2is.
Short clear sides (boxcdl tGOO@Gl2lI.
X ccipts-lluur, 1000 bills wheat, 1900
bu, corn, lis,OoO bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
2,OuJ bu; barley, 5000 bn.
shipmcnts-llUur. 5000 bhls. wheat y Coz
In, corn, i55,uUp.bu, oats, 1900 bu; rye,
5000 bui barley, 1000 bu.
81. LouS, No, Feb. 2l.-Flour-Quictand
steady.
Whcat--Iowcr NJ tho opening the feeling
was " ak and -lles were 90 Is decline, rccoy.
cred later then became weak. closing ga &c
below yesterday No 2 rcd, cash, g1mN i.c.
May V1'.HW .cCtSi OOi.. closing NJ ~ su
mas.. june Bl4c. closing at n6isc askcd.
July, S6mSbiiC, clusiugat s6i,c asked
Curn-ll Higher No. mixed, cash, "a 90
GlC Mach, 2iiam27'sc, closing at 21isc,
April, 2iic, closing az ~ sc bid. May, 30 ,Ct
BAr. closing ut B'shjuAc. asked; July -
na.'t &C., closing At % &c asked.
oa.s-Lowc' bui closed ilrm, No cash,
2lc May, Use bidI
Ryc-Nouc Offered.
larcy-Quici; Minncsota, co.; Iowa. 5jc.
llay-luOrs still IN favor uf purchasers.
prairie, 20 JOWsuD timothy, iSOO@l2JO
bwuHnull aud lower 90 g..
FlaN-rcd -Quoinhlr nt $40.
Load Stronger corroding. $40 bid, g.. a.
asked, chemical hand, Say bid but held
strictly ATS o..
Buttcr-QuicG creamery, oi@2Gc dairy.
2U@21c
Epn-tirm; guaranteed stock, lie.
Curnmeal-sl Sjai.OO.
Pruyisiuns- Stronger.
pork-iii. 80.
lard.-pfmc stcari, sG.6a
Dry salt Mcats-Shouldcrs t5OO@5 l2ik:
long, aud ribs 600 short clear, fG9h
Bacon Boxed shoulders, 49,, lougs aud
ribs. ~ 7tttGS, =. short clear, o. OO6IOj.
Hams Unchanged, siOOOMi2C0.
Receipts Flour, 500 brls, wheat I 600
bu. corn, ~ 90 bu. oats, ~, goo bu, rye.
none. barley 1000 hu.
Shipmcnts--Flour. II. O0Obsls. wheat, ZOO
hu corn 1AUrD hu. oats, ilH,OJJ bu. rye.
none, barley, 1000 bu.
The Merchants Exchange will be closed
tomorrow.
K,sss Cry, Mo. Feb 2l.-whcai -
Steady No. = red, Clsh. iNv bid. pic asked,
May, ~ No. soft May, u,a asked.
tom=Quict. No. cash. 2ly asked. NAV.
l'g bid, ~ asked. Oats No. . cash, n a.
askrd, May, 2i'lc asked.
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Wool.

sT. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 2l.-Wool-Quict and
unchanged; bright medium, 10@2Gl6c: coarse
braid, l4@22ci low sandy, 1l@lsc; fine light
l,Cg23ci fine heavy, l3@l0c tub washed,
choice, BIC; inferior 3lM35c
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OIL and Turpep,iue.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. Petroleum Quiet;
s.w., ll0o, TIC.
,WILMINGToN, NC, Feb. 2l.-Turpentine-
Firm at 45llc
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Lave stock.

C,rrlr-Choicc 10 extra, 3'f@394c; good,
3G3 &C.. ,tuawags 81 medium, l1M2isc,
choice feeders, 800 and up, 2A@3c; feeders
80 10 $50. 2Sot2Ac.
lloGs--Choicc Right hogs, 56t5hc; good,
IA05c; common, ll,Ctlac.
SIEEr-t huigc, &C., medium 303i6c; com
mon lOO1,l.jO.
lNHW-Chpicp, sc; common TO good, per
head, Sl.5OMl5O
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY z TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Firm - Middling Cotton. o
il-loc; Sales Today, $500 Bales--The
General Market Is steady-Meats Are
Quiet.
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NTOI linn aud No ~


'w,,Do. a.. Feb % The nafsr
huW reports Cattle HcOp's. ntUl
u,ll ,upmcnt-. i5oo m MARKET .Iu,.
nHi ul, ,huirc hre,,s, $40 otIf .Iu,.s
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ArrrAI OrrIcr.

THURSDAY ENLNINO, FtD' ~ NV
Money is in fair demand, abundant supply
and easy, at 10 s per cent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-23

WHISKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon
$l5O@GOO; Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, tirm at n, 5OH&01 Eastern rycs, 200
aGOO according 10 the age and make; com
mon whisky 00cogSl3O, according 10 proof;
nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
GiS--Sl OO@ljO for domestic; s2.S5@3, so
for imported
BAGGING-0@l0c.
TEs- $40.
Suor--Drop Sl.2j; buck, $3.50
LEtD--jl9@6c.
TAILOw-ilac.
SNUFF Carrots sl0.75 Rnlph's, sl025,
Railroad, SD25; Gail a Axes 500.
Fuus-lIelr skins, 500 400 mink, l5@
G0c; toon, hunter handled, l5NS5c, country
handled, ljGg6jc. otter, $l.0O07.0J beaver,
sl.OOtg7OD; wild cat, 10000 fox, l5t@I5c,
muskrat, lOd25C; upo~uM, lOCt2Oc; wolf,
5Oc@Sl.0O panther, J0cCSLOJl skunks loo
Soc.
POWDER Kegs 5000 half kegs, 500;
quarter kegs, $40.
Con- Oil-Prime white Wholesale lots,
Zoe per gallon
WooL--Burry grease wool, unwashcd, 10
@2pci clear grease wool, 2Oa2oc; bury
washed "OG3Oc tub-Wdshcd, 3o03jc.
1onNccp-Common, 2jGJjc, other grades
GO@S5c
BFr.wAN--20C.
NAIs--lrpu. 5000 steel, $40
lllprs-py Hint, No. J, po; No. ., 7c dry
saltcd 80. No ., o.; green sailed, No. /, AZ
6g5c; No . J'Gfoic green, lc dccrslsins, 3s
ore, shecp.kin. l5cGGSl 90 steady.
GRAss SFEps-Red clover So % bu herds,
S0mDoc bu; orchard, SLSUgL40 bu; timothy
SL75Cg2.OO bu.
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NFv OuUrANs. Ia. Feb. n. -Concc-Firm
ut lttlS'tg. Rice Steady ordinary 90
prime. JN,WlC. Cotton seed product, steady.
~up.r=upyu kettle. prime a. strictly prime.
4 ld.lnalH4D fully fair. ic, g,ud iuir asa
3 u L., idir 'sy common a. good common,
trtl i.lU,, ,cnlrugnls. choice white. G'sr. Oh
white. Dl.lUtb i.l6. gray white. ga. choice
yellow ruriuci, q J.iGHd',g prime yellow
clarified. CSC. un yellow clarified. G6tU i.iOc.
NpIH-r. open kettle. strictly prime, air
su,d prime a2ttjiC. prime, :b5tjnvi inir
tn fiUd. a1u1Ss common o. EHut common.
.urllg yrulriiuglls. strictly PRIME 2itt1bg.
guui prime. 2itti2C prime. lWrAtg good
iuir l', iliu iig common iuruul common,
i'Wltt Nigbt exchange uu NV luih ON.
mrrlal. .', prem,um. aul banks u prem
.um per 1850
Nrv YouN. Feb. % Coffee Option,
OPENED steady and unchanged 90 o points
down closed steady, paints rP sale,
49, ',l bag. including fruIuHIy SihtU
MuJh ,iUIUlIuI Arni IrvhiG TO-
Miy siUl1UlN1i uhc. SO JulyslH lb
@lu lu. August 80 Malay scpicmhr,
sltrtlNiu. October siUu'dlt 90 No.
N,uh,g slH5u December slhClulGsU
rpui Rio siruF lair tatrO'- l,.g.
rUFsl. li.U. urm Mir refining quiet and
.truuy I ltlU. crntufuglis H 'vst D u.itc.
Nnla.,,s rupiin duh 11' test 'lg New
Orleans pulcE open kettle good lo fancy 30
H.iH.
Rice Firm aud quot
CN,NN,u. a.. Feb ~ Whisky Steady
sales so b,'s finished goods un basis NJ
.'W lUitrrHQ quiet LsE' lirWcr ut n
uill.r ,hrr-r- firn SUGAR Steady.
Du,wo. ill.. Fch q -uu the Produce
iA,W.a. tu,lnv the huti,f marsyt wits
.iuI, and unchanged Esgs stcliyut is'i
..I.l
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NIW NouK.
slois opened steady and closed steady.
niddiing, 1850 silca. J2l balcs. quota.
ions were m follows ordinary. .f.
pol ordinary s5,c. low mlddlue. 70 .iUr.
niddling, iOl.oi good middliug. iU3.g. m.d.
ling fair II 5.iGg fair. n i5lJr.
futurrs opened firm aud CLOSED barrI,
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IMPORT M6tRH a. &TUHits Las
RI iit Co&sM ENiu NuATRR
kCs& MAR sk MGURHt>. IMUU.
~ Tenn MD q o. iri sicimcr. 80. wsgous. -
Tuinl. no ialH,
LNpnrts-M a CgN iil. tNNHU r7. e. OBJ
&sW kh 't D. NuN fRE. fakU Ian
hh iuo Total. l,a bfl.a.
AL---L- IL .-.--.- l o. 49,
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lAu.r lrh 90 lhu. iaIuut uutr. 20.
iuc lnr Gee ,,.uHut lHy vrybI, 900. uu..r,
Of ihc lJuk uI iIDn.H .t.u. 900 n..l... .I
A6bO0 irm.s gold flU .,,,',uvI lau.s 90.
ypr
l.ovpo, Feb .l.-t ,l.- Cburp's cir.,d
ni ~ ~ to- MONEY upu 300 iu tui il,r Br
count Tho amount cot n.fr.r f,u. I.t. Ir.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Buy aud sell stocks AMI bonds through !
NJ. Galbrcaih, No 10 Madison street
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h''Ia7 Ih V0rIpH ihII I'aF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.
Secretary window Explains tn,
Situation.

Secretary Window Explains the
Situation.
KEENE, N. H., September 5.-Secre.
tary Window, who has been in this city
several days with his family, was seen
today in relation to the reported retalia-
ton on the part of the Mexican Govern
ment on account OF the alleged rulings oil
the Treasury Department adverse to the
importation in the United States of
Mexican lead ores, and in regard to the
imposition Of duties on Mexican vessels.
The Secretary, after reading the dis
patch carefully, said thet in regard to
lead ore this Government had not re-
Gently entered upon any policy shutting
out the products Of Mexico. No ruling
had been lately made on the subject, ex-
cept certain instructions to collectors OF
customs on the border to prevent the
fraudulent i'm portation of Mexican lead
ore. The question as to the classified
tions OF lead ores has been for some
time pending in the Department, but no
decision in regard to the matter has yet
been reached. As to imposing duties on
Mexican vessels, the law imposed a dis
eliminating duty of ten per cent. on goods
in ted il foreign vessels. except ves-
sells of nations with which the United
States has treaties on the subject. The
President is authorized to relieve other
nations from that discriminating duty,
upon satisfactory proof that such coun-
tries do not levy such duties on our YES
sells. As Mexico does levy such discrim-
mating duty on goods imported in Amer
lean sailing vessels, there is no power to
relieve her vessels of such duty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
lnsurance AFOREMENTIONED Meet.

DENVER, September 5-The twentieth
annual convention of the National Insur.
auce Commissioners met in the Supreme
Courtroom yesterday. v it'll representative
from Dakota, Delaware, Illinois, Kansas,
Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island and Wisconsin present.
After the usual speeches of welcome and
some routine business Judge Ruggles, oil
New York. read an interesting paper on
"Vslued Policy Laws" George B.
Luper, of Pennsylvania, read most ex-
cellent letter upon "Court bonds and
the reserve thereon" Several other
papers we're read when the convention
appointed . committee to bring in the
names Of candidates for officers and to
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06

The departure of the President did not
seem to lessen the size of the crowd. AT
the afternoon session Governor Beaver
read an address eulogistic of Log Col
lege and its founder. Postmaster Gen
eral Wanamaker spoke briefly, and
closed by suggesting the rebuilding Of
the old Log College in form as nearly
resembling the original as possible, as a
memorial of Tennent, Whitfield and the
early Presbyterian heroes. Letters
OF regret were read from Rev. DR.. Samuel
Alexander, of New York; Rev. DR.. Nc
Gosh, ex. President of Princeton college
and Governor Green, of New Jersey.
After several other short addresses the
celebration ended at O'Clock by the pro.
nunciation of a benediction by Rev. J.W.
Scot, the venerable father of Mrs. Har.
rison, and the most memorable day in
the history of Bucks county, and one
which will be remembered by those pres
ent, was brought to a close.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
select q place for next meeting. A re
cess WAS taken until today.

select place for next meeting. A re-
cess was taken until today.
The convention met again this morning.
Chairman Ruggles, of the special com.
mittee to name officers and an Executive
Committee for the ensuing year reported
and the following officers were elected
President, G.. S. Morrill,, Massachusetts
Vice President, S. G. Kemp. Ohio; Sec.
rotary, George B. Upper, Pennsylvania
The members OF the Executive Com
mittee are: 0. r. Taylor, Connecticut: G,
z. Ellebe, Missouri; L. B. Schwanbeck,
Colorado; w. G. Townsend, Rhode Is.
land, and Phil Check, Wisconsin. To.
morrow morning the delegates will be
given a carriage drive about the city
The banquet to be rendered the COM
missioners at the Windsor tomorrow by
the insurance men of Denver, will be one
of the most elaborate affairs ever wit
messed in this city. For Saturday an ex-
cursion has been arranged. The con-
vention has been success in every way,
and the guests of the State Insurance
Department are well impressed with the
insurance of Colorado.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
ArmaOr Tested.

ANNAPOLIS, September ga test O.
the armor designed by Engineer Clark
OF the Navy-yard, retired, took place to-
day. The target consisted of a section
of the proposed turret. A ten.inch
breech-loading rifle belonging to the
monitor Miantonomah was used. -Four
shots we're fred, the first three beins
fat-pointed projectiles of French make
The first tore a hole in the armor fifteer
inches long and broke in pieces. The
largest part of it detected, and no par
OF it pierced the backing to any depth
The second also made hole. The thirG
broke in pieces. The fourth shot was
sharp. pointed, and was directed agains
the vertical armor at the base.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
Death Before Poverty.

SEVILLE, Fla, September 5.-William
Kemble Lente, prominent railroad
and real estate man, committed suicide
here yesterday. He was 80 years old, and 9
son Of the late DR.. Frederick Lente, o.
New ork from whom he inherited large
fortune. Nearly all Of this inheritance
has been lost or tied up in such a way
that it is unremunerative, and financial
troubles are the supposed cause of the
suicide.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
Reward for Mail Robbers.

WASHINGTON, September 5.-The CHIEF
OF Poetoffice inspectors having been Of
ficially informed that both the east and
west bound mail stages were held up and
robbed OF all registered matter near
Alger. California, on the night Of the Sd
inst, Inspector Seeboldt has been author.
lied to offer reward of 81, 200 for the
apprehension of the thieves.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
Steamer and Yacht Collide.

New YORK, September 5.-During 9
dense fog this morning the steamer Prov
idence, of the Fall River line, while com
ing down East River, collided will
Gerry's yacht Electra. The bowsprit O
the Electra caught just aft of the wheel
house OF the Providence, and tore out the
stanchions and floor of the middle deck
and left the interior of several of the
staterooms exposed. No one was in
jured, although there was considerabl,
excitement on the Providence, and sew
eral ladies tainted.
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The Verdict Unanimous

Is that the house of Hawley. King & Co., sc,
o. ana 20 North til,, Los Angeles street is head
You will also find there all kinds of agricul.
tural implements, including anything from a
spade to complete thr. shing outfit. Are you
in chickens? II So, there is the place to 60 for
your corn-sheller. bone mill and poultry net
ting. Are you road maker? Call and see
their grading plows and scrapers, and the cele-
brated Improved Reversible American Champ.
ion Grader. 1t will make a first class road for
one hundred dollars mile.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
California Oat.R.Cure.

The only guaranteed cure for catarrh, cold In
the head, hay lever, rose cold, catarrhal deaf
ness and sore eyes Restore the sense of taste
tarrh. Easy and pleasant TO use. Follow direc-
tons and cure Is warranted, by all druggists.
Send for circular to ABIETINE MEDICAL
COMPANY, Oroville, Cal. six mouths treat.
ment 81: by msil, S1.1o For sale by c. =.
lance,
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Pacific mail,s New Shin.

New YORK, September 4.-George
Gould and wife sailed yesterday. Gould
will 60 to Glasgow, Scotland to inspect the
new Pacific Mail steamship China, just
completed for the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. She is to be the fastest boat
ever on the Pacific, the builders guaran-
teeing eighteen knots.
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One More Unfortunate.

BUFFALO, September 5.-An unknown
woman committed suicide at Niagara
Falls this morning by jumping into the
water above the falls. She was appar.
emily about 25 years old, had red hair
and wore black dress. She was alive
when she went over the falls, as she was
seen to raise her head. She was a
stranger, and arrived on an early morn
ing train,
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Contemplating a Change.

WASHINGTON, September 5.-The off,
GERS of the Treasury are considering the
advisability of changing the present form
of the debt statement 80 as to restore the
$l00, 000,0 900 of the fund held for redemp-
ton, TO the column Of assets whore it stood
before the change was made by Treas.
urer Jordan.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
Western water WAYS.

CINCINNATI, September Sat the Con.
vention of Western Waterways Asso-
citation today q resolution was passed
calling on Congress to make ample
provisions for ths improvement of navi-
CATION on the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
Anthracite Mine Burning.

SCRANTON, Pa, September 5.-What
threatens to be one of the mo ct de-
structive mine fires that ever occurred in
this region is raging in No. 2 colliery of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com.
pany at Olyphsnt, where several acres of
anthracite coal are ablaze nearly 200 feet
below the surface.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06

The Black Diamond Coal Company
have removed their main Office from 500
East First street to No. 81 North Spring.
where they have fitted an elegant room.
They have plenty of coal on hand, and it
would be good idea for people to lay in
supply for the winter before the price
goes up. Their telephone number is 439,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
AT Auction.

Saturday. September 7th, at 10 a. m.
corner Of Fort and Second streets,
splendid family driving horse, nice
canopy.top ph@ton and harness. Ben
Rhoades, auctioneer.
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Consumption surely Cured.

chat have positive remedy for Consumption.
By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. 1 shall be glad
20 send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any
will send me their Express and P. o. Address
Respectfully, 7. A. SLOCUM, NJ. c., 1s1 Pearl
St, N. y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06

Doctors Crawford and Merrill have COM ined
their efforts in the successful practice of
dentistry in Los Angeles. Their Offices have
been enlarged and reftted, and facilities
greatly improved. Office rooms, u to %
DoWneY Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
THE DEPosED PRESIDENT.
Legitime Bobs mp Serenely In New
York.

York.
New YORK, September 5.-Legitime
ex-President of Hayti, arrived this morn
ing on the steamer Manhattan, accom-
panied by his family and several officers
of his army. The party was transferred
from the deck of French msn-of- war
to the Manhattan, at Santiago. As soon
as the Manhattan was made fast she was
boarded by Consult General Weslandes of
Hayti and Stephen Preston, Minister.
The President looked tired and worn out.
His eyes are bloodshot. He would not
talk, but made few epigrammatic re-
marks which were interpreted for the
benefit of the reporters.
my people called and I came" he
said. "They deposed me and left, not
because was compelled to, but to avoid
further bloodshed. Saturday I shall 20
to France, where will remain a short
time. may return to Hayti as q pri.
vate citizen, or may 60 to Cienfuegos
and establish myself in business"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
Auction Sale.

At auction, at 10 am. on Thursday
September 5th, the contents, including
first-class range and heater, of the Model
restaurant. No. "a Third street, near
Spring. Rhoades, auctioneer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
Attempt to ROB Morton.

RoNDoUT, N. Y, September A.
Burglars made an unsuccessful attempt
last night to rob the residence of Vice
President Morton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06

Lockett & Pattee, druggists. corner Second
S. Lockett will continue the business Mr.
Alfred True will have CHI arge of the prescrip-
tion department, and will be pleased to see his
friends
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06

Ex-Mayor W. q. Workman has a few choice
business lots for sale ON First street formerly
power house and the top of the hill Call on
T. E. Rowan. ia N. Spying street, for prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06
AnIaaho MAN m a.uck.

WASHINGTON, September 5.-Walter
P. Jenney, Of Idaho, has been appointed
to the Geological Survey at . salary Of
5000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06

for list OF testi m on
or call on me any
your case. Advice
This certifes that l, A.. T. wilder was agent
for this extract years ego in the East. 1t never
failed to- cure all Blood Diseases. The Com
pany wishes me to act as Sole Managing Agent
west of the Rocky Mountans. have accepted
this agency, and shall keep II Tor sa lie, WI ole
sale and Retail. The price PER BOTTLE is
ST. 90. or SIX FOR $500 Ask your druggist
and they will get it for you. Or for particul ars,
testimonials and medicine, call or address me
at my residence or office, SO Turner street, Los
Angeles, Cal. A. T. WILDER,
Los ANGELES CITY, July Is, 1889
Mr. A. T. Wilder-Dear Sir: This certifes
that my little girl was sick with some blood
disease. The doctors said it was cancer, and
would have 70 be cut out. The HIBBARD EX-
TRACT you telegraphed for CURED my child,
and that was over two years ago.
W. 3. BAIRD,
Known as BILLY, the Expressman," corr er
Spring and Fifth streets. SEES I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06

chicago Wall Paper House las 8.
Spring ST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-06

French soups, French peas, etc. Seymour
& Johnson Co.