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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
REAL ESTATE.
p1s1yEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tbe,o uas a strong tone In the market yes'e"ay snu
uost ~ the property offered sold we'll Inc executor.
OF Robert c. Townsend offered seVehs' o.S -, .
land at East Neck Huntington, =. i'' "eo~ 70 -,
handsome house thereon; 1t was oouen' =. - 49,
Ann Townsend who owns oneIin.tt N,netV seventh
property for S2l 1876. No. III mee RrI6O il sold
for Sl8 900 TO D. NJ Kellogg NJ. twenty Ourth.
~, Eipbth.a ave- near One hundred anu r"'oht
81 four-stOry brick hat houses on lotS
aG1 600 for the three from o. B. ,ba leland were
several plots In the upper part oioSx355, brought
az 400 from J. McMlchael Two lots IN 1uIne w,Iuam
ana Edcecomb Road brought S15IS eaci three.story
S,i No 344 East Fifty -seventh ST. Is
hrownst dwelling on lot 16sx7Us ~ s nva Is two
McSweager for $500 No io 1a, II brought o. 800
story frame building on lot %oA0'' ~
from William Felter. .,,rt,eth.st Ia a four.
No "a West Onehundred and -tnr ,,n on a lot GOV
.v md ha,ement brownst0ne dwelling on 10y III
100 the bidding from Sl4oVo % IA East Twen.
Muller the buyer Nos. aataoment houses on lots
0x'I each: they brought S7.7OO each rom VIII he
Cornlck six lots in the Twenty louIbbt s5S5 each
tween Orchard st. and Birch be nav street
TWO adjoining lots on the other soe OF uis 0"
bronsht 1850 and others nom SoOO 70 SoJtod = W
TS ,oiIowing private sales are reported ,,i
Luyster has sold the fonrstory oIck S West Seventy
an iot 23x6Ox1O2o known as No ~ "e't 0o s3r
secondst opposite Riverside Drive u ~. u aJippp on
$4,000 al9 the s Nest Seventy seconds 70
Charles H. Fitzgerald for $65OOO ms - in Sentam
honse sold OF a row Of nine houses hnisheu ia 'ep
The stock Of the Exchange sold down SER e dis
points from 140 IL TO 137 III aPPe Ute acme ner.
sensions in the Board have begun to eSSiie not nm
m.ness on the part Of stockholders ana Is nIr
on the market Within the next few weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

easier and trading sstye 400 sas: LOG bag,
lsSe for sse to 80 asae ai sSs No. and
aSsens option line there was rather .ai
October gained about points wae later deliveries showed
rise Of 1oaoO points closing Arm: There were smaller
the Steady ADVANCE in exchange served Is the esie
too. contributed TO the Suoysney. Mavrs opened r:
On October and November, but otherwise unchanged
London slso advanced; oGici. quotations. 245 nj ::
January, 70. %; February. 7Ss % March iss o.
Bio quotes Rssuaro First lSo GSSd second SoU
Tor Europe 1000 bags total stock 40 600 baes
Market quiet Santos receipts, $1,000 bags receipts at
Mo July October a. 1890 sCS 600 bug. name .imo
receipts at Santos July to October 81 1890 1901 900
bags same time, 1880. 1873 900 bags same time, 1888
Cos goo bags total sales here to-day, IT50 bags, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
A YALE ALrYNI ASSOCIATIONS NEW OffIChhs'

Bridgeport. Conn, Oct. 22 (speciaD.-Ihe annua.
meeting Of the Yale Alumni Association OF Falrheia
Comfy was held this afternoon at the SEASIDE O'"o
in Bridgeport. This was the first meeting heiu si"'o
tie association vas incorporated. and the Finance oom
njee occupied noally two hours i'll discussion soo'
I'm. contracted by the old association. No papers
were resd and no speeches made. The following
officers we've unanimously elected: President t'e
Rev Dr. Gardiner S. Plumley. of Greenfield HIM. VICE
presidents the Rev samuel ocoville Stiifou 1uoee
David g. Iolli.ter, bridgeport; FREDERICK ST. J LOCK
,d ro,r.,k. Ipdcc LYMAN d. Brewster Danbury ;
secrct,r, oliver +. Sherwood, southport oLeT 'lus
lt,s ard an3g"rs the Rev Roberi e. = NC cue anu
Irdre Nrrrs j. BeaIdslev, bridgeport. r.. H. Nlchos
Sew York ava Colonel Timothy ii. Porter stamford
/; was v,lG 10 E"d dinuer AT brdGcp9Iu. ouIIns
contained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
~. AZ; common 70 good Workers. - sSas4 80; pigs.

*sa$t . 20; Oct 23-.The Evening Jounsl" reports
1000 head .h!Pmsats 1900 nasses
:,ST e S:s Is sd g;
IS h,, acsye iower packers, Is SSssi 10 Se.s
.ssSSsa fEs .S :ss:s
iSx@ Gssssssl lambs. & sssss so
Tes A. 'touis Oct a7oo head ship
menss 60 fair 70 good d. IS soasi 40 stOeke ana
.dSr, seas8 10; Texan. and indians, s2 2odsa 49,
IeeaoI' receipts 300 head; shipments 400; market
Hoe, fsir 70 choice heavy 81 as! s5 mixed grades
fSSssnts BOO bead shipments 1900; market steady
GOOD 70 choice, s4uSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
Ceoal Il ot,ces.

N EW-YORK SUPREME ColRT, West West;
~ chester County.-Fdwa!d NJ. lnAoldsby. Plantta
against f,x + oogr1r h ,S "a ana .smso
Of Felix Insodsby. deee.sd and Mar, ORopsse, w ".
Mary j. ngod.Ly. Magar. Iagods2y Cathatin1 III "a
Ford James Ford, tathsr'nc Low and Msnty ID LT Fra
husband Mary Ford. George Ford. Ellen tofu Ears
Ford tdwad COMEDY ,irSitios E>tEr,! ana Ford
drcea~cd John e. Manning. Innate, ana Ed" s.sa 4
Dclayan, the committee OF thr P'rsoh ana r-.SJ T.
said John {. Manning. Mary J; lhaq AID EawaifS n
Ellen j. Ford aud Louis John De q MhaH D. tSa
Supplemental summons 10 the abo\rEain'u u
You hereby summoned TO ansnel The supp e an.We
complaint this action and TO serve cop 81 !"ui ,ss
on tho plaintiffs within twenty day, ares *
service OF this supplemental summons exclusive OF nv
day OF ssryicc. and OF YOUR failure to spps t
asr err judgment will b. taken against you ny crau
the relief demanded In the supprmen.l =, pcH
New.York y, ptember 18th. $500 ASliEL l. - an -.
Plaintiffs ney, once and rostohce Address % Na''A1
To the Defendants. Caharine IrSOldshy and kdS ,f
Ford: Take notice that the foregoing summons II n
upon you by publication without ths STAT pu az ne
dated the 10Th day q. October. 1880 which order hs
with supplemented complaint hs,n r. the Sms se 8 s
EsEYoi r 9;sf S,,o,ss A o,SS Mass
Street, Sew.York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
COTTON NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Oct y. n.The sales Of the day included
1900 bales American. ,.,.,
middIiDS ei4lsc october delivery ssgid 6uysI. 0sto.
and Der delivery 584.J4G5 5000; December and
January delivery Y40+&3 $3.50 January and February
ds,ery, 3;G4 40 90 04d February and March delivery
3e.6id sellers; March and April dslysry, 8 S7.ote
3S.Oid; ApIil and May delivery, 3eo1a5 4O.o<d May
and june delivery 4l.q+ 40 sod ,,,,,- o,o,o
Galveston Oct 22.-Cotton quiet; m!ddllng l3.1oc
Low middlina 7.l0c good ordinary, net and gross
receipts 09S2 bairs export. eoastwse SAB baes sales
l25 bales stock. ~ 2Gl. . ~
Norfolk, Oct 22-cos:9a steady middlins LIE iSf
net and gross receipts 7S bales exports TO Great Dt
ain iO2s balee cosstwe l74o bales sales 134l bales
Ssysnah Oct 2,-Cotton quiet; middling, 71oc low
middlig Sec good dsty s.c net and gioss receipts
OH bsen; sales, S25 bales stock, l24 905 balet
0ieans, ost 22Sot:92 firm middtns ls.iCe
Ro,4 baler gross S702 bales exports eoastwiss, 64N
bales: sales, 1900 bales stock, l61, OoS bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Oct. 22-CottOn very quiet middling, 10 sc
Flour nm Howardst ana Western SUPER IS lvds3 W
extra sS 500 ~ 0 iaby, ~ e5a 30 90 city mill,
Rio brands extra - 2UatJ s. Winter wheit patent
- JJa spring do do - I5aTb; DO DO straight,
4Ods5 90 do do extra, ~ jOas4 10 Wheat SOUTH H.
Western easy 40 winter red spot and October 81 Ola
~ OZ: December, 81 0iaS1 0Iis May, nj llsdSl H.
Com. southern aim; white and yellow" ooH'iOc western
weak; mixed spot and October, $50; No,ember 69Ec
asked. Oats unSIad,d Southern ana Ptnis Nas
isd52c do Western white 40t62c do do mixed ioa Doc
AIDED No. white, 81 aj-c Rye STEADY ana unchargeu'
Hay nrm prime to choice timothy. sll 30d ST. FRO
Coicc steady and unchanged. Sugar hrm; glanulatcd
Gisc. Copper quiet: refined liSc. WhSkoy very active
81 20 fIeghts LiscrpoOI per steamer very quiet.
C;Ialn I'D. E"c"ipts-Fl@Ir IL 900 bols wheat. 5000
bush corn. 5000 bush oats 600 BUSH shlpmentScn
Flour 1900 bbls; com, 5000 bush. Siles. 1000
bush corn, IA. 600 bush.
BOSTON Oct o2-Alarkets unchanred. EecciptA-Flour,
bush shorts, 1903 tons.
so / had 81 i2is s. 800 bush 80 Northern ai oe2
bush No Northern: 81 oil closing hc lower winter
scarce and Arm No red, 81 OF No extra rcd, 81 %
40 white 81 65 No extra white 81 O3 5000 bush No
dull opening No yellow at 59,c No do 67'tc NJ 2,
SIC No 50l2c closing &c lower. oats strong; Offer
lag, light: sales No white, Ole track; No
Whit JOc; No. nxd. 80 is2c TRACK NO. white In
unchangrd. Rye unchanged; Flour nrm and unchanged
cciptS-Flour 10000 bbis WHEAT coo BUSH corn,
~ I bush oats, 10000 bush barley 10000 bush
Canal shipn'nts-Wheat $1,000 bush corn g.. 900 bush
barley 5000 bush; Railroad shpmcnts1tlour. 80 COZ
bush.
ChicaOo Oct loadInp futures RANGED follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Oct. -cccpts for the last % hours
?.72o had total for week thus FAR IA 90 for sae time
las. wtek, Is. 200; consigned through 2720 IL New.
York. 1850 on sale. co markct STEADY ~, Sheep and
for thu. far 25sOo for sSne time last weok
25 900 consigned through, 900 10 NewY9rk. all on
ne o.t - hours 1000 bead .oa toy week thus fur
through . 100 to York $50 on sale. 1000;
ket steady: heavy, - e0dsf e6 mediums and mixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

.insy PSls{h. supply poor A.%:GaC%d aa
Sassad oS 70 80 arm = 80. lSss clear dss,
SSder2ely Tailow tarpentk!c and rosn Holders offer
modsratey Sr-sps and ,aturesMdaodsrs Offer mod.
@ eaer pasas csI.sRS S,. ssS r O. y s
November firm at u al December Arm a. - 3D. Hops
az LOndon-Pacihe Cosst-H0lderb are not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
r,s,rp SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT

Kincst,n. y Y. oct oc.-The Ulster County
Soldiers and sailors Monument was unveiled here 10
Gav The members Of Grand Army Of the Rcpubhc
hosts In Ulster AND adj lining counties I" the NUMBER
of 900 marched in the parade previous to the uh
yelling exercises. In the procession also were h'e
eomnanc, of militia and several civic orcanhat ms
An orat nm was delivered BY General George H. sharpe
at the dedication ceremonies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
OIL MARKETS.

OIL City PENN Oct a2-Nsaonsl Xrsnsit ce,tiSos s
sizes 10000 bbs charters 1852 bbis; shipments
ifsssbura penn. Oct. 22.-Petsolsum dull; ,sans.
sesons; National Transit Certificates opened a. so'c
BrdfoN. Penn, Oct 2e..XsaonN Tnnsit Certinestss
ooAtc ctaeSsocss, 40 900 bblS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

els:: 3 sss. se'',S:s:
20 70; nDe' .sssdy Eecetpts-Four 1000 bbs; whsss'
~ Zoo bush corn $1,000 bush osss. 1000
SSS .e S.:A Ihss $500 bush; 0''
4. 01n huah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
PLANTS ~ THE SLEEPING ROOM.
From TIE Boston Herald

Tho prejudice prevails that plants in the sleeping
room. are Injurious because they constantly throw
ing oil carbonic acid. Recent inqes'lga ions have shown
that IN effects are altogether too slight 10 deserve
consideration. II room Is properly ventilated plants
of carbonic acid exaled by them will not materially
affect the purity Of the air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
New.YOrk, Wednesday, Oct. q, 1890.

Tho ,ou,oo auction sales were held at the ExchAnso
Three Gstory buildings, with lots, nos BY sxfS @
o., ~ ~ 'o0ll II OF 124th-st, lots -i'oA''' ="
Kelly SGi 600. Ia, =, No "A West 18oth.st n g..
a75 II OF Lenox.ave lot 20xV9 II Louis Mt o=t,
One 4.story house. with l9t no ~ KsoSa sI6 900
Aoo !. ,orw dwSliinRs with Nos ~ ana $40
Two i,'so'f oa r. OF shave lots 20x92 EACH Nc
Cormick $4,000. ~, =. ~ a.l Fast 67th.st 5,
ooS :, ~ 1staye lot l6Sx11,l; McSweager So,ooo
Eleven lots proposed new Avenue near osu''''
One plot Of land west side AqpedgStaaVs S9po'''s
1O2A321N 100X355 McMcnael, @o.oo0'
One 2.story house, with lot. No eGI Sd-aVe 8 :"
173d.st lot 25.lX963 Fe!ter 4S0S. -. M II. Eos,
,aoths running 10 GO 40 129th.st lot 2oxlso1o;
II Payne, ~ 200. ~ ooo .. . =, ,a7,hs. oJxoO
eacn, v" S boes with lots on West 144th-s and 10th
ove and dwelling with lot No III East 57thse OF Lex
ineton.aye was adjourned to November o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
uAuANA MARK EFT.

Hsana, Oct 22susar quiet Of reaction
SScspiInSS s aG%G as7a2sfL Exchange quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
| unclaimed; l0dlb2c.
Philadelphia, Oct. 22-Flour market ruled nrm with
better demand and light offerings. Minnesota clears and
low grade winters were especially scarce; Western and
lancng under small supplies choice Pennsy vain
"A 20 per Dbl Buckwheat fOur more active and firm at
market was dull and sonrwh irregular closing "a &c
lower Choice grades not In large supply, but NIL
hOdins 81 and offerings were In s>oess Of re-
~ II %; No , red October ~ O2a, dsl o. November
Il C;e.S Dsce%Dsr 81 9'asdI 0S s jsnnGar ~
speculation for export and option pcee were wholly
nominal CARROTS we're quiet but firm under light oo Offer
Wa low mixed track soc No high mixed dead storage
II ii 20 :C'"; 80 mixed osqbsr No'ent SSss
11fs dG nsrSsns sN sap T 10 x 'p Snsds
49, n,g duh and &c lower No white oetober. 5263st
SSvembrr lsd52c; December, s?a52+ei January. Sc
.t,sd es od Feed a,t ws
bush BIB s 1S' ass sSi .o9
to sGo bush; corn. 5000 bush: oats 10 800 bush.
1t. Louis oct Flour steady. quiet. Wheat.Aftt
oaH recovered and advanced fu cent above the lowest
until the chose, TSsI WAS Tn at s above
eah INV Sc u PH.smS BE- 81 oc Sd ms Sas
saS. .st g sass
ss: sG Ss Sssx
Iass yoSse but S s5 . sss Sc ss
e.: ~
s R Ss i.s Lara god Sy .s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEhs-N; T. olf

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Z. CITY.
rlnany.st W s. 1858 II n OF 165th'st 3oxloo;
Ios w Laf.tra and wife " Eln + ParkeE..;. VOW
BerTt.aye :. 450 II OF 3d-st, 6OAlVoi Annie "a Ac
u. hent.gy 70 w" loo ft Of Hester.st 25uoo.s;
Nntouo Colombo " John Colombo -.
3d.aye, L lZIi It of Jullast ZoXlUVi ouAs 4BoO
and Gusuive huests 10 JOSIAH W '''
3daye IA e cor Juliast III 4AloOXlooAlVL'o' O. ooo
same BernaIdinc Ede ,ocoiay ~
vaentneaye 200 e Of Star Tits to JShn
Westbroo4 \ part................ WV"
Harlem Kailroad " s. adj Frank Blessing ana
Peter Valentines lands, o4'loo acIe0' foiN 5000
ioi. 3NY3G1 John o'Brien TO John "esE 5000
sdsHe 5, RIA # Of JSi.'S. Ticker. 4725
Trinity ave- STs 10 Frt.is Connor /, &C.
LeIngtonay? W 10 E Ef eIe' soOAo l. &C.
c csdsr stopS 80 ios p 1ox47 MOz Bauer and
c %s 70 Eana0 YSo Il om rand joiIiOo
David Levy aud wife 70 Morris shia9wsHy 900 o4''o0
soh' 800 Y Of l'f;Sys aoflS Eo
sOth.st n . Sf5 IT Of lstaye 2Sxio2'2; Eo ,
ward She, elk and VIE to Dora scott som;s
Anton 0s sc is MsP .aG wife
147 AHs Ms s lis Il Of S; NslolaSavs
g9ll; Denis Dwyer and wife to WIN Hslgh
1lsth.st. n 3. 1874. 8 # OF Avenue A. 2O5x oo,
100. Robert keitl and wiz to John Brady 5000
A and Abram Dayton TO Eva C4e -: loo
10th st. n g. l2i.6 It e OF 5tayc, "a 0N905 same c
Same property; Richard Tucker, by John Ryiey %.
COMMITTED, TO same -; ana - &c
ioth.sI Us # e Of 1th'a'e 2i.SHso'' same POS
SAM property Isabella II and Sarah b Tucker ne,
by Johnson guardian to SAM 5i'ox "
ohsh9miItd N.,d T. t ;e ne and wife to Wright
Case "'O''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
TIE PETROLEUM NARkEz

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF iT T.sn.t
There was little moro business IN Na1ionAl
..-.,eca,es At the Consolidated Exchange yeeseu.y
pr,c.s were advanced to 81 7s cents barrel Whiio
ths highest figure .. OIL City wss 81 cents covering
BY local shorts was plainly an adequate excuse n ~,
~. but the demand on that account was NOV
N.s ~a,o.t - caus. moro than . moderate rally The
business falling Of n and the
even than the osSss Go 80
Tns that public curiosity has been :asn go
There Is no OUTSIDE nave no significance 1t 70 un.
Necessary 70 that puInys soId sscs
neS! Ss range Of prices and the total dealings ~ere
Is fonows' Stock Exchange. Consolidate.
NATL r. buckeye. NEIL IT. buckeye
H 8YsSssss :: Sc sS l. : :~ s s5is
Lowest s91S .:.:. ~ """
Sales, barrels o,ooSv M cents cases. o.e5 cents.
Refined oll-bafro.s s unchanged at 1898 cents and
naphtha at 100 cents. - IN < a tranrs. Rrem,n
Foreign quotations e pna M
$50 marks; London, D S-lo p'"'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
gitn propcrip for Sale.
PEERLESS MANSIONS,

Manhattan Squar, North (slsst, between stn and Oh
a,esJ eabnct finish p by ~ feet four stories base
uent and collar; classical, original and unique Il sta
ton at coiner; inspection invited SIC a'lce on thess
houses in "Ihe City House by Russell stugs architect
Title, viii be insured BY III" TITLE GrARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY, 81 Lbcrtl -, Ncw.fort. "a
dress RICHARD DEENkS, owner and Builder, 90 West
S3l-st.
-l2lST AND 122D SITS. west Of 7thaye Splendid
"A. location surround d by three cabinet trim
kinds hard wood Is bv"llof Plat mirror. all kinds
Of improvements; prices. $4,000, 10000: rash $1,000
TO 10 900: style. quality and finish equal t9 u,t $4,000
haV~GA Tit will b. -'larfi;'' ed bV I'll" TITLE 'rCARAS
TIE AND TRUST COMPANY. 81 L.b"rtr.-t
a. 7. SMITH. lis W.T. 122d.st
ID RIvATE HOUSE FOR SALE. III W.: l2l-t--t.. mar
LrnoN-ave.: 8Ory and basement elegantly d'cOtatd
Inquire promises or Waterman. Pie mol rate.
rTWO PERFECT GEMS Nos. 50 and D Fast l20t 81.
4 near Mount Morris Park 80 rHted IL 300 double
doors hard wood; cabinet trim.
Titles will be insured bv the TITLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY. - IL rtv:st .-,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
STAINED.
Good Ordinary ........ - Low Middlins 1916
stlict Ordinary. Middlng ............ 81

Options Continued tho upward turn and the spccu
laton reached rc>lctabc aggregate In the early
dealings prices showed gains Of points and
followed by renewed covering OF Shorts leading to
u rise Of ld2 poiht, Later IN the day however,
a e.ral reaction realizing movement and
the close only 1d2 points above the final OF Yesterday
Liverpool trf" better at the outset and this
started the rise and reports Of h0ry rains in the South
served to Intensity the nrmne,s There wac further
d. with IN rIYS str
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

York, l48 024 bags Baltimore 500 bags New.Oreans,
10,54G bags; total, 1924 bags.
COTTQN-On the spot quoted steady at unchanged
prices Sales SIS bales for consumption Port receipts;
80 G6 bales against ~ S05 bales this day last week, and
iS.403 bales this day last year. Crop movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

Superb house. PERPETUAL side light equal % corner.
Can't be duplicated. 2.story dining. room extension.
Newly decorated; ready for immediate occupancy Apply
60 BROADWAY. ROOM Sll.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-24
Personal.

T. H. Langley was over from South
Pasadena yesterday.
A. Davidson is down from San Fran
cisco for short visit.
Chas. l. Humphrey was down from
San Bernardino yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Plack, OF Boston
are trying Los Angeles climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Halstsad, of Sar
Pedro, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. and Miss Lowen, of Victoria, B
c., are paying q visit to Los Angeles.
Geo. F. CHASER and R. @. CHASER, oi
Denver, are visiting Southern California.
L. House and w. E. Rankin were in
from Santa Ana for short stay yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Powell, OF st.
Cloud, Minn., are among the visitors to
this city.
Mrs. A. E. Kent, accompanied by Miss
M. E. Parson, of San Rafael, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. F. M. Bennett and Miss E. M.
Chapman, of Buffalo, N. Y, are winter
ing in this part of the State.
John G. Baldwin, of Pittsburg, is a
visitor to the city with his wife, whom
he will leave here for the spring and
summer when he returns home shortly.
Frank P. Pray, San Francisco; Mrs.
N. G. Fassett, Tucson; Mrs. A. E. Kent,
Mrs. M. E. Parson, San Rafael; A. Nc
Coy, Beaumont; s. Baker. Fort Worth ;
Mrs. J. F. Alexander, Shoshone, Idaho
A. Davidson, T j. Cowan, San Fran
cisco; Vala Richie, Virginia City; G.
Hulver, Chicago; Miss Mary Clark,
Texas; M. Benustem, J. Yorzare and
daughter, Mexico; F. Yorder Dexter,
Boston, are at the Arcade.
Mrs. and Miss Loewen, Victoria, B.
c.; w. Grouse, Milton Hutchins, Peoria,
Ills. G. F. Jackson, Yuma, A. T.; E. I.
Parsons, Chicago; VIM. Powell and wife,
st. Cloud, Mimi. Chas. D. Jones and
wife, Saginaw, COL; F. A. Jones and
wife, Oceanside, CAL; Atwood Brown,
Rollinspun, N. H.. W. E. Halstead and
wife, San Pedro; Mrs. F. M. Bennett and
Miss E. M. Chapman, Buffalo, N. Y. @.
S. Hussey, Long Beach Chas. l. Hum.
phrey. San BsrDardino; J. w. UnGerhill
and wife, Canton. Ohio; L. House, W.
E. Rankin, Santa Ana; T. E. Pope, @. P.
Mcfarland, Leon We'll; F. Danonville,
W. D. Miller, E. j. Bechi, and Fred
Meyerstein, San Francisco; Geo. F.
Glaser, R. G. CHASER, Denver, COL; F.
o. Whitford, Chicago; A. V. Thomas,
Peoria, ILL.,. w. 7. Garne. Philadelphis
Chas. Plack and vile, Boston; A. F. Nc.
Phail, Santa Barbara; T. H. Langley,
South Pasadena; Jas. 6. Gonison, Cali
fornia; Miss Rogers, San Bernardino, |
are at the Hollenbeck.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-24
GONE NORTH.
Hermann Gottscha1k Taken to San
EranClsc0.

Hermann Gottschalk Taken to San
Francisco.
At IL o'clock yesterday morning Chief
of Police Glass appeared bsfore Judge
Cheney, ia Department of the Superior
Court, with Hermann Gottschalk, the
Chicago drummer, who was arrested in
response to a telegram from Chief
Crowley of San Francisco. The Chief
and his prisoner were accompanied by a
dapper little man, who was Detective
Coffsy, of San Francisco. Immediately
on learning of the drummer's arrest, he
had been dispatched by Chief Crowley
with the warrant charging Gottschalk
with having obtained money under false
pretenses, issued by Judge Rix. The
train on which he came down was sew
eral hours late, but he reached the office
of Chief Glass just as the latter was
starting for Judge Cheney's courtroom.
He was agreeably surprised to find his
man still in custody, as he had heard by
telegram of the habeas corpus proceed
ings, and feared that owing to the delay
to the train on which he travelled, he
would be too late to prevent Gottschalk's Is
release, and that be would have to hunt
up the versatile commercial traveller.
He turned his warrant over to Chief
Glass, and the latter having produced
the document in court, Judge Cheney
denied the petition on the writ of habeas
corpus. Cofey left for the North on the
! 80 O'Clock train.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-24
SANTA FE DIFFICULTIES.
No Very Definite InfOrmatfO y
About the WashOuts.

About the WashOuts.
The Atlantic and Pacific yesterday
transferred its westbound trains at AL
buquerqus over to Deming to have them
come to the Coast over the Southern
Pacific line. Dafnite information could
not be obtained with regard to the wash
outs which were reported yesterday
along the line in Arizona. Later reports
say that the damage done was very seri-
GUS in the extent of territory which it
covered, and that several days at least
will be required to make repairs. ). b.
Hynes, of the Santa Fe, announces in q
bulletin that the overland train will
leave on time for the East this morning
at 1915 and will run right through with
out transfer. Passengers from the north
were transferred Yesterday at Mohave to
the Southern Pacific, but no arrangement
of similar sort has been made for to-
day, from which it is evident that the
Santa Fe authorities hope to find the
road all right by tomorrow.
The landslide in the Cajon has been
cleared away and train got through
there yesterday afternoon. The South
ern California road is now all right and
as soon as advices have been received
that the Atlantic and Pacific washouts are
repaired the Santa Fe will be out OF
trouble.