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Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18


Yesterday morning at about 10 80 an
alarm of fire was turned in from box
No. 7, for an incipient blaze at No. 129
Hansen street, East Los Angeles. The
damage was nominal.
The improvements to St. Vincent's
church, corner of Grand avenue and
Washington streets, are rapidly ap-
preaching completion. The new portion
and the work is being vigorously
pushed.
There were four runaways near the
corner OF Temple and New High streets,
yesterday, within few minutes. A
horse attached to q buggy ran away, and
going down New High street, frightened
three other teams, one of them har-
messed to a surrey, which was thrown in
q wrecked condition on the sidewalk.
Just south of Temple, on New High. The
horse attached to the surrey broke loose
and went tearing nut New High street.
The runaways created considerable ex-
citsment, but fortunately no one was
hurt, although the vehicles were all
more or less damaged.
The horticultural display Of the next
fair of the Sixth District Agricultural
association will be under the auspices of
the Los Angeles chamber of commerce.
Tie list OF prizes has been greatly
augmented, there being nearly fifty new
articles enrolled. for which cash prizes
and diplomas will be awarded. In con-
nection with this fair there will be a
scientific and historical exhibit, occupy
ing one or two entire rooms, made up in
a great measure from the collections
now held by the local historical society.
This department will be particularly at
tractive, as the historical society has a
remarkably valuable collection of coins
and relics of earlier days. The usual
evening entertainment programmes will,
this coming season, be made more of a
distinctive feature than formerly.
One Of the wedding presents presented
to Miss Rose, which was not exhibited
at the wedding, was an elegant San Do
mingo mahogany cabinet Grand Stecl
piano. one of the most artistic and per
feet pianos ever brought to this city. II
can be seen at Gardner & Zellner's mu-
sic store, 213 South Broadway. Any
body, who can appreciate work o.
art throughout, should not fail to in
spect this fine instrument.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
A Catalina Yach,

Catalina Yachting Party
All used Off & Vaughn's almond meal,
and it removed their sunbufn and tan.
Drug store, Fourth and Spring streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

Positively the choicest and largest assortment
house Bros, los West First street. Tel. 398.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

Ice Cream, Soda and Confectionery.
Soda of al favors. The finest in the city at
Merriam & Co Is, 127 South Spring street,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

Visiting Cards Engraved
At Langstadter's 214 West Second. Tel. 762.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

g. D, List, notary public Legal papers care
oily drawn. 127 West Second. Telephone 1856
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

New and Old Books, Magazines, Etc.
Book Exchange, Corner Second and Main st,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
Colored Fires / Colored Fires !

Political organizations and others desiring
colored fires can obtain them in quantities to
suit at reasonable rates at Off & Vaughn's,
chemists, Fourth and Spring streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

One can bathe with perfect safety and free
rom all breakers atthe Crystal plunge, Santa
Monica, south Of Arcadia.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

New and Secondhand Books
At Fowler g. ColwelI's, Ill West Second street
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
IN SOCIETY.

Miss Ella Goodwin was married yes
terday at the Presbyterian church to HI.
i. Lunt. superintendent of schools at
Ontario.
Miss Bloss, of San Francisco, Miss
Nettie Freeman and Miss May Simmons
were the bridesmaids, and Messrs.
Whittier, True and Hutchingson were
the groomsmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunt will be at home
after September 18th, at 3l2 West Sec
'ond street.
Miss Maude Anderson, OF Pueblo,
Col, who is spending the summer at
Catalina, came over from the island
Tuesday, for few days. She will re-
turn to Avalon Saturday, where she
will remain the balance of the summer.
She will probably stay in Los Angeles
and vicinity during the fall and winter,
as she is perfectly infatuated with
Southern California.
x*x
Misses Maude and Effie Morris, who
have been visiting relatives and making
new friends in Los Angeles, during the
past two months, started for their home
in Emporia. Kan, last night. During
their stay they visited many points Of
interest in this vicinity. They ex-
pressed themselves as being delighted
with Los Angeles, and they carry with
them many happy recollections of the
pleasant times they had while here.
**x
Miss Daisy Rose and Mr.. J. W. Mont
gomery were married yesterday at noon,
by Rev. Father Adam, at the residence
of the brides father. Hon. L. j. Rose.
Th q mas v~rfxvafa
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
REMOVAL NOTICE.

OF Native Wines and Bfandies, beg to inform
the citizens of Los Angeles and vicinity that
they are. now permanently located at No.
they have opened an office and spacious sales
room for conducting their city and iobbing
business.
Family trade respectfully solicited and
promptly attended to.
Pure wines and brandies of our manufacture
for medicinal uses.
N. B.-Proprietors of West Glendale Wirery
and vineyards. 7-33m
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
Weak Men and Women

SHOULD USE UAmHANA BlITEWS,
- the Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health
and Strength TO the Sexual organk
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
KELLEY !! .s.t'.,''' ..'..' ''.',
Liquor, Opium and Tobacco
Diseases and Neurasthenia
Permanently Cured.

The only branch IN California Of the
world-renowned Keeley Institute Of
Dwight, ILL.,, is located at Los Gatos,
Santa Clara county, SIS Miles South Of
San Francisco. This treatment has
been tested by time and has a triumph
ant record of more than Fifty Thousand
patients treated and PERMANENTLY
cured. 1T IS NOT A SOBERING-
UP PROCESS, BUT EFFECTS IN
EVERY CASE A PERMANENT
CURE without harm or pain to the
patient. Write to
KELLEY INSTITUTE,
6-21 I'm Los Gatos, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
NEWS NOTES.

MAJ. tenn; 90; min. tenn. 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

Yesterday morning at about 10 80 an
alarm of fire was turned in from box
No. 7. for an incipient blaze at No. 129
Hansen street. East Los Angeles. The
damaOe WAS nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo oct 9lcatt eceIRs last last tw ,b four sr
hours LEO head total for Or, the sec week mus hca ar
consigned through. 1920 head IN Ncw-io 1900
head sale 5000 head opened ,Saos ,d or hand. ger
butchers stock; common stock. Ola cows ronsh
steers. etc lower; closed steady for good gr,des,
very dun for common lots and stockers Extra
200 ZOO to ~ 100 be 81 Goa 90 GOOD fairly IA
SnpPs ar and Shippers do 100 to 1850 lbs s 80
@s4 10 night handy butcher LOO to 1 doo i IS
g. I - Is coarse and 900 70 Loo !bs - S0S
81 IS; oxen, common 10 bcS - :: 20 ~ commo
s ssa 90 20 poor 10 good mixed butchers. 20 to
S g so9 I'm 81 e S siE 81 h5 1D%
stock 81 Goa 81 f,t butchcrs So toq 81 G3 cxport
s. g S9og9a ~ ss - S %cs cows s ssai1
at gle TO $49 for common to Sooa' va 20 sa.a5'
g. hf Il n fS 1890 sS5' head total for
ise wec thus far 1900 head for tine last
week $3.50 hcad consigned through 20 90 h hcaS
oBcn"d slow, loG15c lower; light grade, and pig
very dull closed dull and weak; heavy gades corn 0n
Yorker, gocd 10 best corn fed. - 6oo IS 70; do.
ligt to air do ~ 45d 93 80 good heavy cnS. 80 29@
S1r Io kin F 10 far - zoo II assorted roushs
So - IS common roueh~ - 3oa - % sag T So .Ts
800 head total Tor The week tno far 200 hgSS
for anne time last wcck. 5000 hean cons'sn ,
through 90 heal 70 NeTYG }sa Is sg nt wi6 on sS
many un,od choice tn fancy wetherS 81 400 o. %,
fair 10 god sheep ~ 9O0 ~ 20, culls ana cohlnou
shcep - 500 81 IS; Canada, do, ga - 90 lambs,
,,od ~ goas5: cnlls 10 fair 50 75a ~ 10 Canada.
common to sod - 25d s. 40: do. choice 70 fancy
- JOd 81 90. 80
n,caco oct; 3l.-"Tre Evening Journal" rep r,S:
Cat,,-Rcce PIE. 1900 head; shipments $500 head
m1rke- GO, ~ strong: best natives ~ 7Jo = -.
70 q - o5a 81 30 Tiers - 254S Texans - l0a
81 o.: Westerns 1854 20; 'tocAcrs, 81 15dS2 a.
Iiogs-Re- epts 10000 head shipments. 1900 head
IS % pa hing ana mixed IS 4od g. o: rrimo heavi
and butchers Weighs. B5 5563 90 light - 40
- So sheeps--l ccipts 5000 head shipments 800
head. market steady, natives s4q 80, fed TEXANS.
si0Fi Co westerns. - 4Od "a 80; lambs. 81 25d
s. so. ,
81 Louis Oct. 3I.-Catte-Receipts. 500 head
shipments. 800 head marlet active ana firm inr
I, good native steers 40 - 90 choice 81 ESQ - %
ro'n. and indian steers. 30 % Z ~ 3. HoEs-Re-
cclpts 94Oo head shipments. $500 head mariSl
OF eicr: heavy a. 4oPS5 70: packing 50 100 20 90
ich,. e. ?oae5 80. sheep-Receip,s. 200 head h p
ments ncne: market strong: natives range, p 75d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01
CONSOLIDATED ROAD NOT AFFECTED.

New-liavcn Conn. Oct. 3I.-Charles =. Clark. pres
dent and IMcius THtue. vice president. Of the Con
solidated Railroad last evening and asked
what effect IL any, The combinations oi the Reading
and Boston aid Maine interests is ldy 10 have upon
the Consolidated Road In IS relations 10 the Boston
and Albany and the Old Colony: whether closer
alliance between these three roads than exists l.
likely to result. Mr.. Clark also asked II II was
possible or probable that the Con'olidatcd either d
rscty or Ia conjunction with the Boston ard Albany
NAV seek 10 acquire control Of the Connecticut River
road for the purpose Of keeping out Of the hands OF
the Boston and Maine and Reading. Both Mr. Clark
and Mr. Tuitle Sid that they had not seen any con
lrnation Of the report that there had been comb.na
ton formed between the Reading and The Maine sys-
tens The reports thus far had been confined TO the
newspapers, and evidently sprung from the fact that
the president OF the Reading system had recently been
elected president Of the Maine. The Boston and Maine
had long been 4 speculative road and # Is possible
that the stock had changed hands They did not Ice.
lievn that there would he ANYTHING than traffic
agreement made between the two systems but what.
the result Il will not affect the Consolidated nor
VIII II cause any absorption Of the Connecticut River
road by the Consolidated road IN connection with The
Boston and Albany The Consolidated road IS not
looking for extensions in that direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01
.yrICoRNIsH DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.

PhilNpsburg. " j.. oct. 81 Specalj.-A week before
he election finds the campaign In this section Of
New Jersey red hot especially on the Congressional
question ard there is belief among Republicans and
lear among Democrats that B. T. Howey the Re
publican cane G.te for Congress In the INth District
will be elected A Democratic anti Cornish club was
organized here tonight. Johnston Cornish the Dem
ocratic candidate. is more unpopular totay than at
INV time because OF his vote 10 lerabye the Reading
deal and because OF baseless attacks on Howey's
record In Congress 1t was charged that Howcy
voted for the Chinese bill On the contrary, the
record shows that he did not vote at all. He was
opposed to the BILL but had been called from Washing
ton before the bin up. The pcrsstency Of the
attacks on IIowey has brought 10 him Democratic
supporters Large numbers OF Democrats are bit
.erly opposed to Cornish. lie IS spending great
deal of money, but will be defeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01
RAILROAD INTEREST.
wy EAsTBoryp FREIGHT SHIPMENTS.

HEAVY EAsTBOCND FREIGHT SHIPMENTS.
Chicago oct 81 (SpcciaD-Full recovery was maAo
nv tho eatbonnd roads last week o; the loss In freight
in the previous week consequent on The cessation 81
Business for the Worlds Fair. shipments were inc
largest Of any week since the Opening OF navigation
They amounted u sOiC tons, against 81 GIG tons for
the previous week. and 3J7c1 tons for the CORE
tpondlag week lasl year. one feature 81 the worhs
traffic the Cloeness that existed between tic rb
and LUXE tonnage. There difference OF only
Gol tons between them. showing that shippers are
now preicrring tie all rail 10 the lake and rail routes
The traffic was divided among the different roads a
follows Michigan Central. 14,9@S tons, wabash,
4O2l tons Lake Shore, 1851 tons; Fort Wayne,
sc74 tons. Fan Handle. 10.JsS tons; Baltimore ana
Ohio 1899 tons Grand Trunk, 3.40o tons; Nicsie
Pate. C.ol5 tons: Chicago ard Erie. 1879 tons :
Zig Four. 3.l4s tons. Lake shipments amounted 10
81 047 tons agaiust lOo,c3l during the preceding
week. decrease OF 23.7D4 tons. Through shipments
81 Goar grain and provisions from Chicago TO the
seabcari by the lrcs IL the Central Traffic Association
amounted to 2a,176 tons against 23,1G7 tons IN the
preceding week. Increase Of 800 tons. and against
1920 Tor the cores pondng week last year. an III
crease OF 1927 tons. OF this traffic the Vanderbilt
lines carried 81 per cent the Pennsylvania lines 81
per cent. the chicago and Grand Trunk u per cent
and the Baltimore and Ohio : per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES or NEw.YORK DEALINGS.


The visible supply Of grain In the United states
on Saturday was as follows Wheat, Of 635 900
bushels. an Increase OF 2.233,Ooo bushels corn.
70 col coo bushels. Increase $4,000 bushels oats
$4,000 bushels. increase. l2i 900 bushels. Wheat
reacted Yesterday 70 higher prices but speculation
vas less active and entirely local. About 100000
after the recent depression though some Of tho out
-id- news also favored Ii3e. The net result was
rise OF 12G 37 cent. December options opened nt
- Il cents won't down 20 - IS cents and then up
arug Wit. "A rise o, ID | % NJ Liverpool IhA
Wis Bic supply Increase regarded smsl. though
IL VS. sad that 10000 bushels az Buffalo were
not included in the official figures. There was tall
side covered freely. There Of that excite
mont noticeable which characterized tho trading last
week. Cash quotations were hrmer, and four loads
Corn wHs r1orant on covering. ard the strength
In wheat together with unfavorahlc weather reports
from. The Vest. GYtIous gained 1-a0 le cents
co i7s with sl't' reaction speculation was mod
crate only. The cash market ruled irmer. ard ono
lead was taken for export.
oats advanced 3-4d7.e cent with the other cereals
Speculation ac"ve, but mainly switching, The
crsh market fairly active and LEA cent better.
Lard wa, weaker with the West
The closing quotations were;
Wicat-NOvember. a 5sc, December. 20 sec :;
January. zee, NAV, 81 l-2c
ot,-NovCmbr, 30 lac Drcemfcr. Sc January
Sic. May. &c
=, .a's-Yoy'mber, a'1.9s December &c. May
Lard-Novemher SsIa. January. 81 eo
Tie rec ,ipis at Nc%-York Bos,cn, Philadelphia and
patnore we're Wheat 342 5I5 bushels: corn
la33o1 bushels oats 22s71A bushels total grain.
$50 sol bushels fouc 7o35o packages Tho rec elpts
at Chlcsgo, MNwaulcr and s. Louis were Wheat,
bushels total grain, l,5l7.735 bushels nour :o0oJ
packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01
COTTON MAEEErS-PY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, Oct. q; p: motion Futures closed
onsy American middling low mddlng clause. Norem
Der delivery. 1000. buyers November ana Decem
icr delivery. ilo0Id, buyers; December and JInl
AIRY delivery, 2O6404 81 04d January and February
delivery 23G4d. sellers; February and March dc
lvery, 4 35-Cid. buyers March and April delivery
- -Gid ! 25t4d, April and Nav delivery. 30 3D.
buyers May and June delivery. 81 Gtai 80
Savannah. oct 3i.-Cotton quiet middllns. use .
low mddlng. Isc good ordinary. q &c; net ana
gross receipts. s.437 bales exports to Great Britain
Oe3 bales 10 France, 400 bales, 10 the Cont
ncnt. 40l4 bales; sales 1859 bales; stock. l2841e
bales. ~
Sew Orleans oct. 3i.-Cotton easy. middlinG
Il-lGc: low mddlng. 3lcc, good ordinary
G31Cc; net receipts. 1851 bales: gross 3t9j3
acs: exports 10 France. 344o bales "a the .onti-
ncnt 7ls7 bales; sales 1850 bales; stock, ls'.jSl
Ia rs. .,,.
l0c: low mitdling. 7-l6c good ordinary.
1J.lGc net and gross receipts. 2l.loS bales: ex
mort, 10 Great Britain, o,O04 bcs; to France 500
bales coastwsc. 3.023 bales: sales, 81s bales Stock
llO.2l5 bales. ,
Norfolk. oct 3i.-cotton quiet middllng. 1870 !:
low nlddllng use good ordinary, llioc net ana
gross receipts, 3402 bales; exports coastwse, 1896
bales, sales, s24 bales; stock. o.. 54e bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01
TIE TrADT N CHICAGO.

Chicago. OCT. 81 Special - October ribs were
marked up to II cents held there all dav and do5cd
there. There was hlg crowd over In the ribs
corner the closing hour advanced, bur thers WIS
no sensational end to , much talked ~ deal. II
deere were any shorts. Their mus, have hem. or
the price would never pav" te~n ma ntlinci. they
cyidcGtly nterdrd To fake a. ir punt ihnent In ID
quiet Of Cudnhy's Office, or oNe they eNpcc, ci 20
default and pay their loss at the end OF tie nah
TAe latter proved 10 he the Gaze The pr,ce Will
p,obably BE- maintained until II O'Clock On Tuesday
Tho ribs delivery will be- u closely watched the
final movements OF Tho deal While the october ribs
were irmy held all other product was weak
There was no hurry In October lard. proof that tho
FirbanlI maripu alton has been wound mp ard
abandoned. The price started nj p 10 and closed
ut - -. The January deliveries Of all sort ~
OF selling going on through brokers. For n while II
thought 10 bc for Cudahy. but 1t was forwards
credited 10 Armour January pork sold of - cents
January lard l. IL cents. January TBS 20 cents.
The close was at the bottom. Prices nj the yards
we're cents lower. At nigh Il was le-rned that
there had been very large default by one big bear
trader. ID. j. Ryan. 1t said he dc,sut,d on
= coo OOO pounds sold cents under the market.
1t wns n rather firm day In wheat. December
ganed little o. the May. From Ga cents the
~prcnd reduced 10 , - cents. MAY soli from
- Ia cents TO - "A cents. and closed
at 1919 cents. There Is continucd ia k
RI big concentrn'r 81 Dccnmb'r line II
CounS.lm once. The Investment hodlps RI
wheat Distinguished from the s'alring holding t
i"r~ca Ing. Com Was strong IN Wet weather. a
IL her receipts. May sold from ~ cents 10 a6
cents. and closed at ~ cents Oats advanced l2csnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01
f-rDorNC; THE RANKS IN MINNESOTA.

St Paul. .1nn. Oct 3l.-The three party com
nittees IN Minnesota have about rounded mp their
work During this week there will be the usual
number OF speeches made throughout the State, but
the committees have sent out their last punches OF
literature and arranged for completing the Icssiia-
uon IN the country Tuesday and Wednesday. Toe
Indications point 70 n vote Of about 100000 for the
State against CO., 900 In losc. About 10000 Of the
Increase will Re in the cities Of Minneapolis ana
Duluth and the mining regions o. st. Louis County.
Asked as 10 the outlook, Chairman Iamison. o. the
Republican Committee. said The oldtme Re-
pubIicans are coming back 10 In these lest DAYS
Of the campaign, and shan have safe puS.lities
on all our candidates. Knute Nelson Will be elected
Governor by a plurality Of from $1,000 70 5000;
I1ye OF he Harrison electors will win by 10000. and
Inc other four BY 1000 10 5000. The Legislature
will have a Republican plurality sufficiently large 10
return Cushman X. Davis TO the Senate. ana we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01
THE REGISTRATION THROUGH TIE STATE.

Wate-;own. y. Y. oct 3l-The total regl''rauon
for the CITY of ogdensburg this year Is 2'o' On III
crease Of lGl over last year
glngbamton, y. Y. oct 3l.-Bnshamtoh's com
Melted registration shows the enrolment OF the names
=, @ o5o voters. Tbs Is increase Of 19l name'
or,r n. enrolment OF 1891, which wa1 r"3D.
..chcue~tadv y V. oct 81 TOTAL reg.stiauph ror
mi, cltr $40 a gain %! 30" over that 81 81. 49,.
Niagara Fails y T.. oct. 81 Special la. regIs'ra
,ion ~ ,he new city Of Niagara Fails from the hEr'
NJ hand shows a total OF 2.-G0. Ihi, as compared
Wi,b The old villages OF Niagara Fan, and
Nrd-e &c large increase. The total regis rnuoh o.
In.rnrt is 3s-} far In advance Of thaj 81 asi N''T
which was 3 s5I. II IS also an incI asr over 'h,
o, 500 hv 500 Il IS az ncicasc over the fTcSd"hl
vote OF 1-5s. which was ECO. . ...
The Democrats left stone untulned 10 r"cIe'"r
overvI1v hey could Here In this ciiy II IS clalm,h
that EepJb,iran uames were no: recorder uufIl| m
nserrc 81 he Republican i ,rhs Of reg ,try. D'~pc
the vigilance Of Deputy United states Marshal fom"I".
and Ms aids the Democrats made raid on the county
QUE and registered every pauper who vas Hde
~ trlvel II Is needless n that the oup'rln-
tendeDt OF the Poor Is democrat In orleans I"un'v
Democratic registry clerk, questioned The ieeahN 81
number OF Republicans citizen papers ana Teius'i
n register the names. When threatened with legal
nroceedlnrs by Deputy Collector PHILLIPS they weak
rned and The names were enrolled Deputy collector
phillips propAcics increased majority for Harrison
in Orleans County. Democratic dscord Is prevalent
there. The registration Is much heavier than IN
previous years. , H.,
Oswego y. Y. Oct. 31.--The total r"1istrau1n Tor
Oswceo citv is 1922. In 1891 the total registration
,ynS