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posed on the bidders. They say they
will submit another petition at later
date. bid from II. e. storrs for a rail
way franchise wac opened. They offer
ed s3 GAO, in addition to the cost OF
street paving. The bid was referred to
board OF pnblic works.
The license ordinance again came up
for confederation. 1t eliminates the
merchants' license tax from tha city
revenues. Mr.. Nickel objected to the
tax on small restaurants. Mr.. Munson
made the same plea in behalf of the
small lodging houses. Mr.. Campbell
wanted to take the license off the hack
men and expressmen as it was tax on
their labor. Action was deferred. Or
dinance ofintention was passed to estsb-
lish the grade OF Belmont avenue from
Kane to Lake Shore avenue. A recess
was taken until 2 o'clock.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Firmer. Winter patent, S2.4002. so:
straight,, 81 22O@27o spring pa,ent, SO 100
3 40
Whess-No. 2 spring. $3.50; No spring,
nominal; No. red, 56ssc.
Corn-No. 2, 41lsc; 80. 8, yellow, 41szc.
Osts-No. 2, 45G4Sc; No. white, 4S13049c:
No. white, 40 a52 &C.
Rye-No 2, 45946c.
Barley-No 2, nominal; No. 3. nominal; No.
45@45c.
Flax seed-No. l. 81 25.
Tinothy-$4 .SV94 So
Mess pork-Per bbl.. $12 62l a@1265.
Lafd-Per 100 lbs, So. rs 67Jl2.
Short ribs ides, loose, ST. 47g6.70.
ehouders-DTy sailed, boxe i, So o0@6. 1215.
Short clear sides-Boxed, $6. 713(97UO.
Whitky-Distille llers' dnlshed goods, per gall,
$1.20.
on the produc. exchange today tn butter
market was firm. Creamery, l415@171ac;
dairy, 11@15c.
Eggs steady, l19l2c
OTHER GRAIN MARKKTs.
San FRANCE co, July 9.--Mheat, steady; De-
cember, 81 0654; May, $l.1O7s.
Barley otnlng doing.
Corn-$L.45.
Brsn-$ 49, 90 per ton.
LIVERPOOL, July 9.-Wheat; No. Califor-
ala, IS 11d@5s; red western wint r, As
7dtG4s Sd; leu western spriug, As IL (g5s.
Market firm; demand moderate; holders offer
sparngiy.
Barley California brewing, 93s 6dS 25s Sd.
Corn-Firm, demand poor; new mlsed spot,
Flo1f-spring patent, os Cd
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having tussle with the measles this
week. Quite number OF the boys and
girls are suffering from the came COM
plant.
The Pomona Fruit Growers associa-
ton on July 9th reported membership
of 40, and estimated tonnage Of fruit as
follows: Apricocts 355, peaches 146,
prunes 180, pears 81, plums l. Total,
623 tone, an increase OF Is members
and 1s9 tons OF fruit sinoe June 30th.
Business this week will be the liveliest
of any single week of the present sea-
son, as the fruit ia ripening very fast
and must be handled at once.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
MONDAY. July

MONDAY, July Q.
Jas Horgan to Iindsay-Lot 3, b! 2, Ad-
ans st Home trt; $29S.
II d Stevens ct ux TO Jno McD0nald-Lot TO,
c ifton irt, Pasadena; 500.
Celia Il Longyear ct nj 10 q D Shedenhelm-
Iot23. Wooeiers sub, Pasadena; %12O0.
I II kmbody 10 J ~ Whitiaker-iot 8, Whitts-
ker. Richardson & Ernest sub Griffin TIT, L L
A; 81.
taker lr; $i5.
John Grilhn to samc-Lot in NV cor Terrace
Wm Ri ey 10 P Burt-Lots 3, 4 and part OF 2
sec 81, 4 N, Il II W; $4,000.
Moulton TO sam--L0ts TO sec as above;
80.
z, bl A. Brysns Flgueroa 50 trt: $4S00.
b W Diehl et ux to W w Howard-Lot s, bl
81, kosecrLns; so.
ii d Bennett to Bennett-Und q lots
10, IL and II, Syndio te sub Conger tr, Pasa-
deus, ana Una = Wl15.5S IT lots I'll 10 SO,
same trt; grant.
Duqne to h ut de Duque- LotS L 10 d,
james Bell ct uxto Clau, Koeh-Lots 1 and
Q. sec 16, T n. Ia " 5000 ~.
Emma Chic to h. FC okke-Lot z, blk
8, o w Chills trt; 1880.
JB Crank ct con 10 ma Pierce-Part of
lot 4, blk 1, San Pasqqal trt; $155o n
W AB.ophy TO Geo Easton-L,ls 40 aud 46,
Pinney Hotel trt; $40
N smith ct ux % Addio Il smith-Lot l,
Streets sub, Pomona; Sou.
Jas b B'anchald to n | srobst,,Lot 10
IL
Al ie Kellogg ct C IL 10 NJ Jones Lot 2E,
blk 81, Eectric KY Home Assn trt; T7CO.
Thos stansberry Ell ux to Il N Diyaen-Lot
20, blk !, Gle nw;il trt; $780,
Mary Ahea et con to B Ltck-Lot A,
Ahparn's sub est Newman; $1,000.
Pasadena Cemetery association to A Hutch
ins-lcf 532, Mountain View cemetery; $500
W H Price to G H Price-Ali interest in esla
OF Lizzie K # sher; 50.
JC uriis ct ux to Jenny Lcvy-Lot 10, sub
OF blk IS, G s; $40.
Arcadia B de BnEer to " Kedting-Lot X,
blk 1872, Santa Monica: 5000
IA Gibson. lrustee, ct al-Lot III, Grider &
DOW SUB; $3.50.
FW de shepherd ct al to W N Harrls-About
70 lots in Molfskiil orchard trt; $40.
Jp Wanvig ct uX to w H Gritin-lOts 164 10
2S2, Connors sub, Johannsen trt; $100.
FW de shepherd 10 W Woifskill-About loo
lots in Woifsklll Orchard trt $40.
Alex WE'LL to Gus Koshnick ct ux-Lots 194
and 1876, Alex WE'LL trt; $65e.
John Bust Ell ux to Mrs A McMartin-
Lots and aud part OF lot 2, sec 80, 2 N, K
IA " $4,000.
SUMMARY.
Deeds .......... ....'..'.'.. o.
Nominal ..................... Is
Total. .........'.......'.,. p Nlf''Vo
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Days Businoss on tho New York
Stock Exchange.


New YORK, July 9.-The early dealings on
the stock exchange were weak III tons under
the in1uencs OF heavy market for msrlcan
securities in London, coupled with sales for
the foreign account. The depres sion in our
securities abroad was due to an impression
that gained ground there cue to the Presidents
proclamation tina. the strike had reached such
proportions as to threaten the peace OF the
country,
After midday ths beneficial effects of the
presidents proclamation became apparent in
the adyioes from Chicago which record the
absence OF riotins and increased movement OF
trains.
Ina majority of cases thu early losses were
not ful recovered, and the list OF declines IL
large.
The bond market was generally weak all day.
Government ponds w.Te nrm state bonds,
inactive.
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
New YORK, Ju'y 9.-Money on call, easy.
at per cent? last loan at per cent? closed at
per cent.
Prims mercantile paper-3@j per cent,
Sterling eXchange-Steddy, with actual busI-
ness in bsnsers' oils a. $i5Sl4 for demand,
and $4S7L Tor G0-dgys.
Posted rats.-f1 S90Gf 80.
Comm al Diis-t4.Sj.
Silver certincates-64g
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-Sight drafts on
New York, per 800, 7lae
sterling bills London, bankers 60 day
bills, f4.SS.
L. NpoN, July 9.-Consuls, 1011z.
Bank OF hngland discount rate per cent
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW Y0nX v.-Tha closing quotations
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An Indian Murder.

SAN DIEGO. July 9.-An Indian named
Juan Jose WAS killed at Shaw's mill,
near StoneNsll, on the evening of the
Fourth, by another Indian, name un-
known. Both are said to have been
intoxicated and had qusrreled over the
affections OF young Indian woman.
The murderer crept upon Juan Jose
while the latter was sitting at his camp
fire, and shot him in the back, immedi-
ately fleeing. The act enraged the other
Indians, and they are out trying to find
the murderer. If they catch him he will
be lynched.
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JULY RAIN,

Thunder Showers at Santa Barbara and
Ventura.
SANTA BARBARA, July 9.-Rain fell
here this afternoon for several hours,
the first July rain tor 20 years.
VENTURA, July 9.-It has been rain
ing of and on since O'Clock this after.
noon. There ere indications of rainy
night. Lightning struck the Western
Union wire and ran into the local Office.
No damage Was done.
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Juy 9.--Porter Bros. company,
Chicago, sod four cars Of California fruit AZ
QUO ion today st the following prices:
Bartlett penrs over.lipe. 81. o0g2. 10.
Peach p.ums, $1,000 s,l0.
Royal Hetive piums, ri ic(9l.45.
Tragedy pruues SI.65@2TO
Roy apricots, $40.
Peaches g1.3 o. 90.
The Earl fruit com pany sold California fruit
at auction tnis morning al follows:
Cherries-koy snne, $1.15@l30; Black
Re ,ubicaus, 81 30Dl As.
May, 81 40; AieIander, $l.35; Eariy Crawford,
$l45
Aprlcots-Royal, 81 40 "a 1905 Moorpark
$1.35.
Plums-Washingtons. ST l5@l.3O.
rrunes-Tragt dy, Si.7O@1. 81; black fgs, 90c
Peare-Battlett., So Acc So
Apples-Red AslrakHau, $i.45.
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DeVAN & RUTLEDGE,
Grain and Stock Brokers,
123h w. Second st., Burdick Blk.
Telephone 157.

We receive continuously over special wire to
our office the Chicago grain and provision
markets, New York stock markets. San : ram
cisco grain markets. Orders executed instantly,
affording spectators the best Of opportunities.
Margin accounts on best terms to BE- had. Our
book of stati tics mailed on applicanon.
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County Dsiinquent Tax List,

The county delinquent tax list has
just been published by the HERALD.
Owing to the fact that tax deeds give a
valid title to property, and mistakes
often occur IN assessments, every prop
erty owner. to be safe. should secure a
copy. Price 10 cents.
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SAN FRANCISCO. fuly 9.-The of!icia, closing
luoiation; for mining stocks today were as
silver fsuliiOa.

IAN FRANCISCO, July 9-S.lver bars, G2}2@
62}kc per ounce.
ale1ican dollars, 51Dj112c.
LoKpoN. July 3.-silver bars, 925 fine.
2S Is Lod per OF.
Ew YosK, July 9.-Bsr silver, 621ac per
oance.
Mexican dollars, sic.
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Fire at Rnkersfisid,

BAKERsTIELD, July "a fire broke
out this afternoon in the Lest & Lsng
Buffalo beer bottling establishment and
the north half of the block was burned
down. They were all wooden buildings.
Loss. about 10000; partly insured. E.
Sslcido,. Leet & Lang and ]. E. Bailey
are the losara
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Afternoon Session.

The council took up the matter OF the
Thirty-second street protest and heard
statements from Measre. Howes. Wolfe
and others in favor OF the protest. Ac-
tion was postponed for one week with a
view to the abandonment of the pro-
ceedings. Several motions for addi-
tional fire alarm b0xes in different parts
Of the city were offered and referred to
the fire commission. A motion OF Mr.
Pencil that ten additional fire alarm
boxes be purchased, was sent to the
fire commiasion. A supplemental re-
port from the finance committee, re-
quirng all bills to be fled in duplicate
hereafter, one copy to go to the officer
ordering the supplies. The contractor
on the improvement OF Sand street was
allowed six dayn in which to finish the
work.
CITY ATTORNEYS REPORT.
The city attorney reported as follows
AS directed by you hsvs prepared
and herewith present an ordinance
vacating certain streets and alleys in the
Miller and Herriott tract, in order to
conform to the new map of said tract.
Passed.
l have prepared and delivered to
Measrs. OFF & Vaughn contract for fur
nishing drugs and appliances for one
year. Approved.
In the matter OF the petition of Eliza.
beth IA. Easton, No. AGA, | find that
according to the record che taxes on the
properly were not paid. We have no
way OF ascertaining whether or not the
tax collector made such change in the
tax receipt or not. except from the stste'
ment of the party interested, and that ie
indefinite. l would therefore recon-
mend that the petition be denied. Re-
ierred to the finance committee. Ad-
journed.
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Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPEC
~ fal meeting of the stockholders of the Se-
curity Savings Bank and Trust Company will
be held at the office of said company, No. 14s
S. ain St, in the city of Los Angeles. state OF
California, on the 10th day of July, 1894, at
2 O'Clock p. IN.
7. W. PHELPS, Secretary.
July 10, S9i S-lu Ill
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Detective Auble arrested young man
named w. e. Nadeau on charge of
burglary. He has been systematically
robbing the various storeH for which he
worked, go it ia charged.
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Mrs Alice J. Shaw,
The Nightingale.
Los Angeles theatsr, July 11th and
18th.
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DgtrOleuvfl.

NEW YoRg, July 0 Petroleum, steady;
Pennsylvania oil sales. none; August option
sales, none; closed at S4c bid. Lama oil sats,
none.
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Bullion Gone Into tho Bank of England ,
LONDON, July 9.-The amount of gold gone
intothe BanK of Eng today on balance,
was $4,000.
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EsD Fraucisco Grain Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-slour quoted as
follows: Net cash prices for Family Extras.
So 40 1885, Bakers extras, So. 80 ,e3,40; Su-
pernue p9.5G@2,75 per bbi.
Wheat-DemaDd is moderate, though ship
pers are ready to take most off rings tnat are
snifab for the export trade. Quotations:
YOG92iac per GENITAL for good to choice ship
ping and 81. 021a Gl. 10 for milling grades.
Barley-There was h stehdier tone to the sit
uation This morning, and holders were asking
u triGing advance. Quotations: Feed, 821sO
s5c tor new and s6laG90c for old; brewing,
S215a95c for new.
Ua(s-Less active, and values had an easier
tendency. Quotations: Milling, 81. 221aC0
i311a; surorise $1.37}a@l.42la; fancy feed,
81 30G131l5, good to choics, 81. 1901 25 /;
Door to air, $1.02~ al, 21a black, nominal;
red, nominal; gray, 81. lo9l.25.
Chicago Grsin and Provisions.
CHICAGO July 9.--General bulletin news
frmei up wheat today, and September closed
&c higher
Provisions higher all around.
Corn clio ed a highec.
nae Lending futures ranged as folowss
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sSundsys only. ASundays excepted. BSatur.
Gays only.
CATALINA ISLAND.
Southern Pacific Compaay's trains connect
at s Il PEDRO with Wilming ton Transportation
Company's tine steamers.
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When Baby was sick, VIC gn-e her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she clurg TO Castoria.
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AIoi the seaside and local interior trains
stop nc the new station, cor. of FIRST and Ala
media streets.
Ine trains arriving from Santa Monica at
Il "a. and 3:27 IN stop only at The 2 aims and
Universlty. between Santa Moa lea and Arcade
deLot
Local and through tickets sod, baggage
cneceed, Pullman sleeping car reservations
mad ai4d general iniormation given upon a.
pilr,iicl to J. NJ CRA y LEY, AsaistenI Pas
seager Agent, 141 s. Spring ST.. cor. second.
CHARLGa 81 YLER, agent AZ dopots.
hiChAsD GREY, General Traihc Manager.
i. Ii GO OMAN, Geni Pass. Agent.
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DAoIFIo COAST STEAMSHIP co.

LEAVE PORT LOS ANGELES AND REooNDo.
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CsOUTsERN CALITokSIA X sILWAY
= 90. (-anta Fe Reute.l
in HF FCT FEB. IL, 1894.
Trains lfave and due to arrive at Los An
Les (l.a Grande station), First st. ana santa
Re ave.
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Cars to connect with steamers via an dgo
leave s. P. Il. K. tArcude) depot at o M, and
Term ma R, dept 5 l5 N.
Cara 10 connecl wa Rdoa1o leave ) .nta re
d pot At 10 am, or from Kedondo r. lway
depot at m.
Cars to connect via Port Los Angeles leave
s 2. X. depot at l:lo p m. for ste mers
mott bound.
2 ans of stea ers cabins at egents office,
wher, befths may be heeor.d.
The cspi any the right TO change
the It -Aniers or Their days OF sailing.
~ Fol "a sage or fire gh as above or for
tickets and from all important Joints in
Europe. apply TO
W. PARIS, Az MT.
Once No l24 w. Second ST., Los Angeles
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A Scientific Mission.

M. Lionel Decle French traveller, has
lust concluded long journey across At
rica. Intrusted by the French Govern
ment with a scientific mission, the object
of which was to study the anthropology
and the ethnology OF the various native
races of South and East Africa, he reached
Cape Town in May, 1891, and forthwith
proceeded to the Victoria Falls of the
Zam besi. He returned to Palapye, near
the Crocodile River, and then paid q
long visit TO Matabeleland. He then
crossed Masnonaland, and reached the
ZamDesi for the second time at Jumbo,
in Portuguese territory. After spending
a few months along the ZaInbesi, he pro-
ceeded to Nyasaland, and in May, 1893,
found himself at the south of Lake Tan
ganylka. Two Arab djows took him to
Ujiji, where he spent month as the guest
of the Arab, Rumaliza, who showed him
much kindness. From Ujiji he went to
Urambo and Tabora by a new road
through the Wahha country, where the
natives proved very troublesome.
He then directed his steps toward the
south Of the Victoria Nyanza and reached
Uganda by the lake. Soon after his ar
rival there he availed himself of Colonel
Colville's permission to follow the Brit
ish operations in Unyoro. Leaving
Uganda at the end OF February last he
crossed the Nasal country and reached
Mombasa in May, having taken three
years to complete his journey. L. is the
first time that Africa has been crossed
from the cape to the Nile and the east
coast, the longest trip previously accom-
plished from the cape northwards being
that of Montague Kerr, who only man
aged to reach Nyasa. Nj. Decle has gath
cred considerable collections for the
Paris Ethnographical Museum, and
brings back voluminous notes on native
races. Besides 400 photographs he took
several hundreds of sketches of native
types.
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ARARE OPPORTUNITY
Good Agricultural Land for $40
to $50 per Acre.

The Pacific improvement Company has rea
Gently purchased twelve thousand ceres Of
land in the heart of Tehama County, for the
purpose of promoting subdivision ana settle
ment. This land embraces lands from first
class Sacramento Valley agricultural land, To
land of fair average quality, and is offered as
from $40 TO $40 per acre, in subdivisions OF
40, SO, 12O, 16O and $50 acres.
The terms upon which these lands are offered
are especially attractive. They will be sold In
subdivisions, as above indicated, by the pay
ment Of interest only for three years, at which
time the purchaser can begin the payment o.
principal by paying the arst of five equal an
nual installments. Thus no part of the priu.
cipal is to be paid for three years, and then
the purchaser is to have five years in which to
pay FIVE equal annual installments, with in-
terest at the rate of z per cent. per annum,
making payments extending over period OF
eight years. Intending purchasers ara as
sured that this is an opportunity to purchase
land of fair average quality at SO per acre,
and good agricultural land at $40 an acre,
with other grades Of land at prices TO CORE
spond between these figures.
The assertion is frequently made that good
lauds, suitable for general farming, ana es-
peoially adapted for fruit-growing, cannot be
had in California for less than from $50 to
800 an acre. Aa examination of the land
subject of this advertisement will prove TO
home-seekers that this is opportunity for
the purchase of good agricultural land at $50
IN acre, and for qualities grading down tofair
agricultural land at SO an acre, ON terms OF
payment which should make the disposition
of these lands to actual settlers result easy Of
accomplishment.
The primary object of the purchase of this
body of land was the breaking up of large
holding for the purpose of promoting its set
tlement in smaller quantities and its devotion
to diligent husbandry.
For further particulars, call upon or sd-
dress VIM. II. MILLS
Land Agent of the C. P r. r.. Fourth and
Townsend streets. San Francisco. Cal.
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THE FISHING SEASON Is~
L at hand. Come and make NE<f
your pick from WIN. II. Eek ssse,|Ese5
dARDIS new invoice of Roda SA
and Tackle, Flies. Baskets, etc. - NJ V
rom rom all the best makers. New lot of Shooting
Soals-duck, corduroy and fustian GunS
guns and rifles q speciality. Send for nriosn
0st. No. 522 X streeI S-As~
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CRUISER MINNEAPOLIS.
She Did Even Better Than First Re-
ports Indicated.

SHe Olu Even beJCer IMAM 3irSC Re-
ports Indicated.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Minneap-
oils has done even better than the first
reports indicated on her trial trip. Yes
terday Commodore Selfridge telegraphed
the Navy Department that the vessel
made 23.05 knots. Arrangements were
made last night and to-day the Commo-
dore reported that making allowance for
the tides and currents the average speed
was 23.0I kuots. By the contract she was
required to make 81 knots and the con-
tractors were 10 receive bonus for ex-
cess speed on the basis of so, 600 for each
quarter knot. SO that according to Conn
modore Selfridge's figures the premium
will be over S425, 600.
When proposals were received for
building the Minneapolis it was found
the Bath Iron Works was the lowest bid
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

der, at s2,690,O 900. the Cramps coming
next with bid OF 600. The Secre-
tary of the Navy thought the Bath Iron
Works had hardly a sufficient plant to
undertake the construction of SO large
ship. and he offered to bestow the con-
tract on the Cramps if they would reduce
their bid to the figure of the Bath Iron
Works, which they did, so that with the
premium earned on the trial the total
cost Of the vessel is about S., 100000.
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Frank B. Zimmerman of California has
been appointed United States Vice Con-
sui at Berlin, to succeed Abbott, re-
signed.
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UNION HOTEL.

HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENO
Ill waited and refurnished with new carpets
and furniture throughout, and is now FOR
SALE OR TO RENT, furnished or unfur-
nished as parties desire. Inquire of
II w ERATT
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GEO. KRONER.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 723 K STREET.
d ENTS COLLECTED. MONEY TO LOAN,
~ Agent Covenant Mutual Benefit Associas
ton of Galesburg. Illinois.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Audrow Rowland, well known citl-
zen Of Thompson, Conn.,, beat bis WHO
fatally during quarrel.
Ono man was killed and three ln-
iurod by a premature blast Mt Honoy'
brook colliory, near Huzloton. Pa, yes-
terdRy.
Tho ,Ixth annual convention Of tho
Young Mons League OF Republican
Clubs Of New York mot at Saratoga
yesterday.
Tho not cash In tho treasury at tho
close Of business yesterday was sl?5,;,
GiO Sos, Of which s57, ,4SO. .3jl represented
tho gold rosorvc. u
Tho Young Mons Democratic Club.
Of Boston, adopted resolutions denying
"tho right Of Senators German, Bfico,
Smith aud Murphy 20 represent thS tts
removal from ali positions Of trust and
honor within the party, as being gross
~ faIthlSgs TO party pledges"
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Buckley; Wesley church, L, ". Roberts,
2ane street, J. EngIe; North street. N.
L johnson.
MorgantoWn district, D. L Ash, pre-
siding ngeIder-ArncitsYil ]. Il Feather;
Blcksville, John DeddoW; Grafton, A.
Moore; HallOek, W. D. Carrice; jolly
town, =. N. Cain; Kingwood. S. p.
Crummeit; Knottsville, NJ Knottsi Lit.
tlctou, T. g. W. Ford; MRsontown, T.
NJ. Maple; MononSalia, d. A. Friend /;
Morgantowu, s II. Day; MorGuntown
circuit, s. L. Jones; Palatlne, =. d,
Tamblyn; Palatin0 circuit, G. W. White,
supply; Tuunellton, W. @. Rogers;
WadestoWn, G. w. White.
New River district, C. K Shnckeltord,
presiding elder-Boone, TO be supplied I;
Claremont, D. n. FitGwAter; Concord,
L. S. Carter: Elk Rivor, d, Darlington /;
Fayotte, G. L. Ward; Flat Top, TO bo
supplied; Hinton. l. S. Gross; Logan,
70 be supplied; Aaiyille, w. W. Work.
man; Mountain Cove, W. z. GWynne;
Norwood, I. G. Conway; 0ceanna, to be
supplied; ophelIa, J. ". Clapool Pleas.
ant Retreat, +. ". Queen; Raleigh, F.
NJ. Gross; Summerville; A. D. Adams;
Tato Crock, W. Sloott,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
OHIO DEMOCRATS

Will Hold Thoir Convention = Harmony
Expected Under Certain Circumstances.
CoLunpus, o. Sept. 1.-THE prelimi-
nary proceedings Of the Democratic
state convention will take place to.mor.
row afternoon, and the convention
proper will be hold on Wednesday.
Frank Hurd, OF Toledo, who is to be
temporary chairman Of tho convention.
arrived from Mount Vernon tonight,
aud has a speech oounselling harmony,
There is disposition to make him also
permanent chairman, but he is not IA
favorable to tho move. Congressman
johnson, OF Cleveland, 10 also men
toned for permanent chairman OF the
convention.
Collector Bowling states that tho con.
yention will be harmonious unless IN
effort is made to criticise Cleveland and
bis administration, but II this is done
tho feeling existing against Senator
Brice and Ills course In the acnate will
be ventilated. There arc no ayowed
candidates for tho places on the ticket.
The real inside sentiment among Demo-
Gratis already here indicates that the
convention will bc harmonious.