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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

, March 2O--Cattlc- Receipts last - hours 40
,oaI for week thus far. 400; for same time last
head cso. on sale head market opened steady and
Week good light butchers: closed nrm Tor good butch
ffIn iuI hut weak heavy steers. Kansas steers.
ers ~ Fat heifers 81 1898 40 fat g.
i0 pf,ocs~Iteceips last - hours. 800 head; total
s3 % Inns FAR time last week 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
chicago March eo-The leading futures ranged


cash quotations were as follows; Flour me mr.
E,, was quiet. Prices steady an! uncnahS'd' 80
spring wheat. SIC. 40. spring WH-tt .-"'J-' 80
led .ca H51c. ~. . corn. .5'-c. No. = oats 'lf
Dli.c. No ryc. iGi.c. ~. barley soc, so. nay
s..l 81 b. prime tinOthy seed, 81 % mess pork,
s. ~: gnort ribs sides GoosoJ & efi o. dry s.!teI
shoulders thDNeG So S. -. short clear SIDES lnDNr
N;n s, -. Whskey. distlers' finished goods per sai
lon 81 t.. sugars cut loaf s. y per Dbl; granu'atr
NcN. standard ~" 81 ~, on the iro:ucc IN
change to-day the butter market was steady; fancy
i,- na,,r i,.lN Ecgs were weaker. At VGl2'- C
DR. dozen
-, ,t...h o., N,v ,vh.af n nod af EG' @
Mh""rk - I'"'' y ~ - i 81 ~ tiat f.,rra l. =
D. inii.it.l' 80 90" NIL p .,i Tl,iv H.. .,y.r N. "
-, ,, p, n,,i.t ana r clip = Md, rat. Cl.so
" ~. \ %t,h H. o.. =. . sprua. So; =, >
IT, y'...r -. EIrl : &C. -: March and April
.f M... ~. ,1t.r AID r. m i02, higher rye
~ 81 = mani: y l. $50, ~ p g.. Olts-N 2
- 80. 49, y D.. Fl &c. . rn qulet: ~ o. 25r,
= -. < Els 40 ~, Lid u.crnrg.d. fl.ur-D
,,,s,'. r,.,rf- s. -oalg 60 pr bhl IN wood MILF
30 : atdarl brands Si ~
,,,...tt. ,,...t %, 1h. ,b.ot market was
8" dqi io-'ay - ,ouii no. I'"' A,'- ''',' , ~
St,'N AM 'iP",, '..-t n. ~ u.s. =, II,
.nI closed al 80. .. lH' 49, ~. - nj .
.Ht 't"''' al "'' -' ~ ~, 49,. 49,, 80 -.
iiFh'st i'ht VIZ ~ a.. %- "Nrtb.'r,' h,.,.i,
l''''.N ~. o,',,o,, Aiou, g., car on tract. sod
T., "'yt.rg t.,,,r stoi.Iv trad. low and marSot
m ''''r-. ''' .' ,'I.',..,.. ,,,f.,fa ~ %, II,
N'IF P"," N''M Va" ~ - ',' ihnrig N,.i-.f
," ~ ""N'' 90 -, e., D.. ,sla gl. shoft4
,@N' ~, |'' a. 90, +, ,,,,,, ,,i, frn,,, local
'I' t'.' ~ D. 49, ~ -, ati' ~ r.''i. .,,, and
t' -" b ~ ~ '., o., ..,...oi 80 all \,
ni if't 'isf, - gum III W
WIN" ~ ~ OIL. ,.,.. e,,.,,., in..-,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

Tor sAIE.-PROPERTY WITH \ FRONTAGE OF
lis ft~f on Myrtle Ave. Brooklyn
Apply. principals only. TO -. .
''''''' + II. LAWRENCE Executor.
23i Broadway, y. T.
NOR SATE-TWO TENEMENT HOUSES on CLIF-
ton Place between Gisrd and Classon Avenues.
"''0"'''" ''''''' 80 +. H. LAWRENCE. Executor.
o3i Broadway. ~ z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
Furnished Gonscs Go ict- Gonntrp.

TWtNl5IJCU LJuH5F5 W LfI--VluHHIIu.
mo LET.-ln Bristol r. L.. for the summer. 'weye-
room furnished bowling alley barn, BATH
ng-house three II land best OF fishing. boat
ing and bathing. -
~ JACOB S. MARTIN
Box 1871. Providence. r. l.
Vy,O LET FOR THE SUMMER-A furnished house. IS
j rooms, bathrooms, laundry wide piazza, water View
on sides fruit garden, stable room for horses;
use Of and house for coachman II desired. 10
minutes from South Norwalk minutes from East
Noryalk. Apply Box % East Norwalk. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
Real estate.
Money to Loan on
BOND AND MORTGAGE,
81 PER ANNUM

Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
the United States,
On we'll located Private Dwellings and busi"
ness Property in New-York City
THERE ARE FOUR IMPORTANT REASONS
WHY 1T IS DESIRABLE TO BORROW OF THIS
SOCIETY.
FIRST-This Society during the recent financial srln-
gency did NOT raise Its % Interest on mortgages
which had becorie payable
SFCOND-Whlle tho Society reserves Its legal riSnts
nevertheless II security remains good the prop
erty is kept good order. and interest taxes ana as.
easements promptly paid II is not its practice ever
TO disturb existing mortgages
TIIRDtpon the expiration Of such loans az are above
described three years. the society.
II desired: is willing accept paymen; In one anouht
or gradually during series OF years, as may "
agreed upon.
rOt,RTH-The borrower IL charged any fee for
searching title. but cniy actual dsoursemeh'A
APPLY TO
T. ID. JORDAN. COmptrolier.
Equitable Building. 100 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

neutrality-suspicious. steady at 2'.94c for fancy hana-
picked. Spanish sheed firm at &c Tor No. j. and virginia
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Set torDe9ii0e @omncrmenr @fiu=
DeIota'S.

DIS arrner eSSltnge fam e n uteNel 0 Il
i'm Sabre 1849 nd9 Mmerifa uno bolo mad
Dem iungen @btcagp. S11 benz ein3igen baz
mdli9en 0ffentliben S9ulbaule Der Nprbz
1eite erhtelt ct Stpet Sabre 1nterri9t. Damn
tpnrbe Der &nube Elm G6icagper 3eitungs=
iunge, ;. ;. ein 8erfdufer bon 3eitunqert aui
Der StraBe. Dos mar Der Mnfang feiner
poltttf9en 2aufbabn in Mmerifa.
9o9 balb nertau19te er ben 9eruf BEG
StraBenarabers in Der fiinfttgen Melttabt
NIT benz bes Sarmdrbetters in Wisconiin.
SIM bortigen Gountp Dane, bei1en 9aupt=
1td6t bic St~datsbauptItabt Maoifon 1T, err
fparte it9 Der iunge trebfame 8auerntne9t
10 bel, BAT ct ftb oaneben nit benz He9ts=
ipeie befdnnt ma9en fonnte. SpGter 1eber
mir i'm in Douglas Gountb i'm peftli9er
Wtnnefota feline &enntniiIe in Mderbau uni
Ne3t5De1en antDe11ben dIs MDbofat i'm
@eri9tsort Nleranbrta urb ais 8e1iber UNI
8edrbeiter elmer Sarm in Der Ndbe BEG
Stdbt6ens.
3nglei9 unabldfiig auf bic @rtpeiterunq
ieiner &enntnife bebabt, getpann er BALI
au9 @influB in ben beiferen pplttifben
areiIen. SIN 2aufe Der o9t3iser Sabre bon
Oeh JIlPAOltIuIllLN IetNeS St6llIS TIT UQS
rationale Nbgeorbnetenbaus 9eipGblt, fpielte
ct i'm @oibingtoner Capitol cine e6ren=
tpertbe &olle. Sebt 1T er gum ~3tpetten Meale,
NIT beoeutenb erbD6ter Mebr6eit gum @ouz
berneur Mtnnefotd's ertpG6lt.
Seine 8ertpdltung bes @puDerneursamtes
1T cine quite. 3uglei9 oeigen er unb feline
Sra1 au9 in tbrer ieBigen @teQune bic e6t
republifanii4e S9li9tbett unb Gtnfa@beit
brdber Sdrmersleute.
SIM leBten Wablfanpfe in Minneiota,
be1en berborragenbite Sc talt &nute Nelfon
berm0ge 1eines Nnfebens unb feiner Be-
b~eutenbett, it9 ntenlals tn's 9ema9pqif6e
Derlierenben 8olfsberebtfamfeit mar, erpiea
er benz 9an3en 2anbe einen grpBen 9ien1t,
@let9 ben anberen parteten Mtnnefpta's
bate ii3 au9 Die republifanif9e in Der @eGbz
froge fnief6tpa4 geaeigt; au6 Dortige repuz
blifani16e Politifer ~liebdugelten mod INNER
nit ben Silbernarren, inn @a6ne, boburG
mebr Stimmen au befommer. Oo9 @ouz
berneur Nefo On befdmpfte pom eriten Mnfano
be5 W%abltampfes in feinen einbrudspoGen
StumpreOen nit grDBtem Nd9brude bic
SilberfretprGgung unb ltellte 1ib in Der
Srage gang auf ben Gtanbpunft bes bemoz
fratii4en Brditbenten unb berienigen @on=
greBrepubltfaner, ipel6e Glepelanb gebolfen
batten, Die mpnatltben SilberanfGufe elm
5~ufteQen unb bic neue 81anb19e @ilberz8 tu
gu berni4ten. Mlmd9li4 fplsten bic repuz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

Die @9neben treffen AUDI in ben
8ereinigten Staaten umfahenbe
@orbereitungen, I'm an Dem nernten Sez
3ember ben @eburtstag ibres gr0Bten Manz
nes, 8 II aDMbo1f gebiibreno gu feterr,
pie bereits Der Is. NDbember 1882 als
Observation-Disclosures Sa9restag ieines
9elbentobes BEL 2iiben bon ibnen begangen
purbe. Mber au9 Bic beutf4en grotefanz
ten bieIes 2anbes, tpte Die Der alten 0eimatb,
f9iden ii9 an, benz @nbenten @uItab 4oolfs
am neunten DECEMBER @bre 5u ertpeiien. S1
Cincinnati tptrb Die beutf9e Seter in Der
getpaltigen Muftfbale itattfinoen, uro neben
beutY 9en &irdengemeinben tperoen fi9 beltz
fbe 2ogen unb @eretne baran betbetltgen.
Gin MaHen9pr aus ben &tr@en9Oren uler
an Der Seter tbeilnebmenoen 8emetnbe1
tpirb unter fa9per1 tdnbtger 2ettung NIT
tpirfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

g8ie Benz amcrifanif9en &inb1eii6, 10
nerDen i'm beutiben 9tcidbe nun aucb Dem
geb0rrten Sbit unb ben Sdmereiet aus
Nmerifa sroBe S9tpierigfeitcn bereitct.
Ser ausi9tuB bon Sdmereien miro nit Der
8ebauptung bcgriinOct, baB ie grOBen
SbeilS seFGli9t ieten. Sb bieie 8ebauptung
ftidb6alti9er lit ais bic bonn Gerasfteber unO
Der 2un9enleucbe amerifaniiber &inocr,
lpiiien mir nic6t. @egen bas 9e6Orrte
a~merifaniibe Sbit pirb brauBen 8eItenb ges
mabt, baB c5, tpeiI ouf 3innernem& It
gctrodtet, gelun0beitSi9 dbIi1e5 3tnnorbb
ent6olte. 9ieier 8orpurf fam aber nur
tbciltpeiie 5utrefen; benn Der bela9te
s%innernc 8Oit lift meiit burdb etnen ~sdn3licb
unicbdbGicben b03eruen erieBt. Die 5aupts
uriacbc bes beuticben &risges se9cn ameriz
faniibc 8aaren lift a6er natiirIih niebt
.3inn, ionbern 6a5 = 8lecb, ipetcbes BON
~uniercn a~merifaniid6cn 9fational9eieb9ez
bern bur6 Qlbibaffung bes @cgcnieiti9z
Observation-Disclosures nit Oeuti6lanb, perz
ilbt murbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

Sn Georgia bat Der NopuGitenfi6rer
6ogan etnen @%eiebenttpurf fir cine Stats
@infommeniteuer eingebra9t, beren @rtrag
ben SreH3ulen gu Suite fommen foG. Sein
Plan 1T progref1iper g3atur, tnbem ale Gin
fommen apil 9en $4,000 unb $4,000 3 b. g.,
Ginfommen BON $4,000 bis $4,000 4 b.
s., 1ol9e BON $4,000 Big $4,000 5 b. g.,
unb ale b0beren 6 b. $. befteuert tperben
IoIen. @enn Die @Drlage a%n9enommen tptrb
unb bic 8unbesz @tnfommenfteuer bethlehem
bleibt, piirben bic pOblbobenoen 2eute 8eorz
gta's alfo 5 Big 8 b. 8. ibres @tnfpmmers
an Steuerq bergeben miiiien, auBer ben an
beren, Die fe fonft nod gu 5ablen baben.
3temlt9 Itarfer Sabat !!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

Dem bcutf9 g o # m et # =
Gilbert Sabm in SnbianapoIts
soft ouc5 Die bortigc ensLiibc Preiie Nnz
er%fcnnrng, namentIi9 fir feline senaue
8ciolsuug Ser GiuiIbisnitz 8egcIn; unO ite
bebt berOor, OaB 9eeen ieinc Iultsoertuelz
tuna au9 ionit nod feline &lage erboben
moroen iei. Scr bortige v3dgli6e 5ele>
grapb", De~ ionit auf Die @leDclan6'i6e
YerwaItung nidbt gut gu iprc6en lit, ltimmt
o6igem 2obe Bel, nit ben 8Orten: v9as
lit ipabr unb i~nioiern unerb0rt, ais nacb
je6cm friberen 4arteimcbiel i'm S1z
6%ianapoliier Boitamtc bes &la9elS fein
@noe ipuroc. Nber gilbert lift INNER nett,
INNER b0fib, INNER pflicbttreu, INNER
3upcrlGIit9."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

Sir bic acknowledgement @uftab : @boGp6z
Seitli9feiten in OeutI9lanb 1T BON Stto
9ebrient, benz @erfaffer bes 2ut9er@Setz
Iptels bon 1883, ein ebenfo an pre9enoes
SeFfpteG r@utap @bolf" ge@
bi9tet norben, bas in nd4iter 3eit in bielen
beut19en @tdbten sur Nuffiibrlng fommen
ipirb. Sir fein 2ut5er@ 5eftfpiel tpur0e
Otto 9ebrtent, biefer piirbige @prohe Der
groBen S@aufpielerfdmilie Sebrte1t, bon
Der uniperiitGt SSSena gum @brenS0oftor err
nannt, l1nb nod ieBt tDirb bafelbe Don
elmer @eIelf9aft, Die ii4 81 btsfem o3tpede
gebtlbet bat, iebes Sabr in ber1hteOene11
Sbeilen 9eutf9lanbs aufgefiibrt. Dep
felben @rfolg tpirb Dorausit4tlt3 bag
@uitabz@OOlf : GeffPtel Aaben. ....-.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

Cine Grtldrung fir ben NnI3 Gu 9dz
nemarf'S an bas @tnfubrber6ot lebenDen
amerifanti9en Gtebes 1T bieIlei9t in Der
Gbat1a4e gu iu3en, bdB 9Gnentdrf fir
Ietn Settbieb feinen anberen N6IaBmarft
al5 0euti3lanb fat, unb tDa1rf3etnlt4 be-
fir@tete, bob ft4 baS dmerifanii9e 8ieb
na9 &open6agen tperlben uno Dem etgenen
0teb Goncurren5 MAIDEN piirbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

blifanif9en GongreBfanbibdten unb anbere
Mablagitatoren benz Seiipiele NelIon's. limb
70 tt Dos MillEcfoiaer @a6lergtbniB BPM
6. @Y3suber srSfeit3 Elm groBtt C;:9 Ter
Ver'~rft in Der 0dDrungsfra9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

SIT cs ni4t m~erfpiirOis, baB gerabe benz
fomnenOen pierunbfinf3igiten GongreB, 1T
tpelcbem bic &epubltfancr int 9lbseorbnez
tenbalie cine 10 gelualttge Wcbrbeit baben,
tctn etn3i9er Sarbtger Gn9ebOrt?
90 etipas lit ieit Der @inie5ung Bet
Sorbigen in ibre pOlitil9en &ebte nod
nibt 6~agepelen! Selbt in bemotratif6cn
Gongrciicn gab's ieit9er nod e~tateIte
iarbige @ertreter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

@arl 8lir6 mabt, na9Oem CT Die efels
bate 8erg0tterung OeS tobten G3aren 6nrb
Die fran30iii6en logcnannten Gepublttaner
geb0rig segciBeIt bat, BEN Get3Soeutl6en
fDlgenbcS Compliment:
ssh 0eutidlano bot man ft6 burbz
icbniltlicb ser meiitcn @abrbeitsltebe BET
8eurtbeilung bet 9te9ieruns ocS ttnltcren
unb ~gedn9iti9tcn Nutofraten 6efeiBi9t."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
DOCTO
ben arDBenGelelrten i. betuanbertens nesid(fffeR.

&otarrb &eble. 9unee, &eber. Snspepia, unperbau.
Itdfeit uno o1e Gr1nfDeiten, tpefd)e bic Glreelpei6e, ben
W}aSen II. / 70. beeinfniien: Siarrbpe, SDlenterp AZ.
8lnt nm0 &ant : 9rotfbeten, Gei9pitre, SIeden.
NtntpleS, Scropbelr, 8futoergiftung, SGbmdren, Sled.
ten, MuSi6Io9 1ne ole &eibsn. bic 5nrd) cine unreine
8lntnif9utg. %entiteDert, lDerben aug benz Spftem opaa
EtdnoIs aus9eI9te5en. S6teren= unS tiriT=Sr gate,
S9tpader GiiGstt. Seiteniteben, 8aubpeb unb 8lafens
bei3tperber, SoB i'm Urn, Sdmersen llno al bdufiQes
Mafferlafieu, 8riabfide Gronfbett nnb ollie 8loiers
6eifper6en bei6er 8e1ledter. 0ebeinte &ranfbeiz
ten, Stritturen, Gripper, SamenfluB, Syphilis.
SpDrpeele, Garicoeele, @ereistbett, @eI@ipulft.
@Cbnahe Der Sr9oue urb SGntorrboiben, Siiteln un6
gruG i1nea 9ebeilt pbne S9nterser. @erIorctte Wtatt=
~steSfeeft Inb ole ban1it nerbnn6e1eu 2eiben fir iuu9e
IopoDL mic ii I erfpner m rge IAr rita
t E n n after, cine Spe5talitdt. Ste f9refliAtea
Solgen BON friib5eiti9en Plus i6reitunoen nerlrIodeu
gieBun9en, erI t6pfenbs @bfnbr, Angi9log. -3urid.
nnb beS @ebirns. bic ieben Ntenfd1en nnfdbi9 fhr Gtus
blum. 6e1dGt rnb 5eiratb MAIDEN, iperben in ieoer
meie nit rieDerieblenbent @rfpIg bebanbelt.- 9 amen,
bic bon iDrer, benz @ci9ledt on1in9enben eielen 9eiben
beldIti0t peroen. tpirb fi5ere Silfe. G6reibt iber
Gure Seiben, loenu Sgr ni3t in Der 9tobt roobnt. Sal.
fenoe iinb in ibrer Wobulns burd) 8riefpsbIel gebeilt
porben, rn6 &raneten tperber auf unterIudbungen bin
oefoubt. SeiIun9 tpirb 9oranttrt.
Gin tpert9oDner ,,9eSunSb sftszWiiGrct|" tirA
frei an Yeripnen 9eianbt, bic nHS ibre Sei6perben nttts
theiIen.
@ci96ftsf tn1bett BON 8 biz - Ibr 1ormittaSs, 2 bis 5
nbr gtadmittogS unh Z bis 8 uDr Abenbs.
ettmertan9: Atan o%breiiire one 8riefe an
DIR. r. J.. SWEAMY,
S2S State Gte., (Gcfe GungreB etr.l @bicnoo, 80.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

Sn Der Mitttuocb 91acbt bat pieberum
Elm furehtbarer Iusbrub Oes gultanS Gos
lima 1tatt9efunoen. 9erIelbe tpnrbe BON
The herald., 1894-09-26
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 90. 1894
A SPECIMEN CANDIDATE.

It is the general opinion in San Fran.
cisco that if the Democratic municipal
convention which sat in that city last
week had nominated Mr.. Denman for
mayor that estimable and public-spir-
tied gentleman would have been elected.
But this would not suit the Messrs.
Buckley and Rainey. who are under
stood not to be in politics for their
health. These enterprising gentlemen
threw the nomination to rich vulga-
rian named Jefferson G. James, who,
If he we're elected to that Office, would
make "holy show" of the City of the
Golden Gate. On Sunday last there
was bull heads breakfast given by the
Iroquois club at San Lesndro. 1t was o
delightful affair. and was frequented by
a good many distinguished Democrats.
Amongst the rest. the Democratic nomi.
nee for mayor of San Francisco was
present; and, according to the Chron.
icle, he acquitted himself OF the follow
ing interesting address:
Ladies and gentlemen, one year ago l
attended breakfast given BY the Iro-
quois club, and it pleased me to see that
everybody enjoyed the enjoyable enjoy
ment OF the occasion. This year have
-rurrc fcr+-tne r.nuo- puspos-y-----A-l--v--
that you will all have good time.
Ordinarily eloqusnce of the foregoing
description would be supposed to owe
it's inspiration to the nimble fancy OF
the reporter. But those who know the
Hon. Jefferson G. James know that it is
rather brilliant than an average corus-
cation of his oratory. In the impossible
event OF his election. If he should be
called upon to discharge any public
function, there would be miching NAL
icho all around, but the ridicule would
not be confined to the Hon. Jefferson G.
James, but it would be personifed and
would sit like Hoodoo at the fireside
of every inhabitant of San Francisco.
The herald., 1894-09-26
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; effectrally cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
,ning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by,all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
md being well informed, you will not
ccept any substitute If offered.
The herald., 1894-09-26
LOS ANGELES WINS.

A Contract Awarded Over Two San
Franoisco Firms.
The Los Angeles Gas and Electric
company. although only short time in
existence, is making an excellent be-
ginning The manager of the new COM
psny, Mr.. Moritz Meyberg, returned
from San Bernardino yesterday after
noon with q broader smile on his good
natured countenance than usual, and
he certainly had right to feel jubilant,
not from the amount involved but the
pronounced victory achieved over several
San Francisco competitors who bid for
fitting up the combination chandeliers
in the new Stewart hotel at San Bernar-
dino. Mr.. Mey bsrg's bid OF $25O0 was
the lowest, and. accordingly, he was
awarded the contract. Every particle
OF the work will be done in Los Angelica,
and 1t is certainly gratifying to know
that local firm should be successful
over such noted firms as Thomas. Day
d Co., and Bush & Mollet OF San Fran
cisco.
The Los Angeles Gae and Electric
company is welcome advent in the
Angel City, and they start out under the
most favorable auspices.
The herald., 1894-09-26

Ii is not the California grape, the april
cot nor even the orange that is going to
be the boss plant this year. but the
modest and innocent onion. Complaints
of drought, blight, worms, and other
sorts OF pests, come to the department
OF agriculture from every state in the
union but California and Ohio, both of
which have crops in excess of last years
yield. With Arizona, Colorado. New
Mexico and Kansas as her regular cus-
toners for garden sass" of all sorts,
California must see to it that they are
first served at market price before che
ships anything across the Mississippi to
compete with the Buckeyes. Our gar
den products will be competing in the
Chicago markets with those of Illinois
and Indiana whenever the rates of rail-
road transportation are reduced to the
eastern standard.
The herald., 1894-09-26
OUR AMERICAN MR.. HYDE.

There was not much, we admit, to
admire in the character of the late Jay
Gould. He was a pirate in commercial
life and highbindsr in the world OF
finance. Perhaps his whole character
may be summed up in q single sentence,
to the effect that he WAS good man to
the members of his immediate family
and devil incarnate to everybody else.
The public always gave Gould credit
for being decent man in his private
life, however. While the cheap illus-
trated papers are teeming with pictures
of Josie Mansfield, Marie Tostee and
other mistresses Of his fat partner "the
Pr ince of Erie." they were singularly
silent upon the shortcomings of "the
little wizard of Wall street." as Gould
was called. He was generally supposed
to be domestic man, thoroughly de-
voted to his wife and children, and ex-
empt from those vices peculiar TO the
many who have grown rich through the
devious methods of the stock exchange.
He WAS man who cared not how he
made money go long as he got it, but
his private life WAS supposed to be the
next thing to irreproRchabls.
The story that has been sent out to
ne world over the wires from Rock
Springs, in the territory OF Wyoming, is
one that may we'll starte the world that
knew Gould during his lifetime. 1t is
the story OF poor young man marrying
O woman OF his own walk in life and
then deserting her when he saw his
way clear TO fortune. because he found
her shackle upon his social ambition.
IL is the story Of two sets of children.
ore battling for years with poverty and
hard labor while the other brood grew
up in sfIl1ence. 1t is the atory OF a
man whose public life was replste with
conspiracies of every sort while his pri.
vate life was supposed to be the paragon
of personal virtue. Now the story o.
the great fnancier's life stands oper
snd unmask edit it be true.
But the snit brought by Mr.. Pierce o
Wyoming, in behalf of his wife and
himself, to recover dead mans mill
ions, is a problem not go easy OF solu.
tion. The cid saying that Possession
Is nine points OF the law" 10 one thai
holds particularly good in this case
The sors of Jay Gould, ct least some
ono OF them, must nave inherited tn.
IA hers tenacity Of purpose and his IN
rcrupulcus methods of handling bust
ness; and Mr. Gould was man, let u
here take occasion to remark. VIII
sought to digniiy everything BY the titl'
The herald., 1894-09-26
is A MISERABLE LIE.
STORY OF JAY GOULD'S SECRET
MARRIAGE DENIED.
A Sister of the '.Wizard" Shows How
Impossible the Sensational
Story of His Early Mar
riage Ig.

On Sunday last a highly sensational
story was telegraphed all over the
United States from Cheyenne, Wyo.
The story was very clevsrly constructed,
and went on to show that Jay Gould
was bigamist; that the famous mill
ionaire had another wife than the one
he recognized before the world. and that
daughter was born of this union, The
first wife, according to the story, was
Sarah Ann Brown OF Rouse's Point, N.
Y. and the daughter married Benjamin n
Franklin Pierce. Benjamin Franklin
Pierce ia now the Populist nominee for
auditor of Wyoming. and will soon be-
gin suit against the Jay Gould heirs to
recover the money due his wife, Gould's
daughter.
The story told great deal more. 1t
told how Jay once promised his first
wife in New York city to remember his
daughter and hers in his will.
Last night a reporter of the HERALD
obtained an inverview with Mrs. A. III.
Hough. 8 sister OF the late Jay Gould.
A copy of the story about the first wife
of jay Gould was shown her. Slowly
she read aloud the entire column OF
plausible statements. Occasionally she
would pause and say This ia nonsense;
it is all lie."
Asked if there could possibly be any
truth in the story, Mrs. Hough indig-
nantly said that there could be no pos-
sible truth in particle of il.
Not single person mentioned in that
article ever existed" she said. "My
brother and lived together up to the
time of his marriage to the lady all the
world knew as his wife. How could he
have had another? II a thousand peo.
pie should ewear positively that my
Mrs. Hough's manner expressed great
contempt for the story ss she said this.
She is alight woman not unlike Jay
Gould in appearance. especially about
the eyes and forehead, and she has
much of that noted mans firmness Of
expression and quick decision. She
laughed at what she called the utter
nonsense OF the story, but was highly
indignant that such an improbable tale
should have been 80 widely circulated
as this late day. She thinks 1t an at
tempt at blsckmail.
Mrs. Hough was one of those who
were remembered in the will of the
"wizard," and lives with her husband. !.
q retired Methodist minister, in an ele-
CANT home recently erected at 1049 Or
anEe street.