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Wet where the convict has not been exc
outcd according to the original Judgment
OF the court aud this provides that the
convict shall be brought before tho cir
cult court on writ OF habeus corpus.
The question which crises Is whether this
case, In which the sentence was not exc.
cuted by tho sheriff, was pronounced by
IN" supreme court, ana whore the sheriff
was acting under the mandate of the sti.
preme court II comes within the terms OF
1854, and whether IL Is case proper Tor
the circuit court TO award the new sen-
tcnce. The whole matter can be readily
determined on the motion by the supreme
court ana the proper direction given by
the court In the premises
Exhaustive inquiry confirming the belief
heretofore tclegraphed that rurvis VIII bc
dealt with under section 1851. code 1877,
that the supreme court hts nothing to do
win the onac. and lint Il VIII SO atAte
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milwaukee, WIS. February l7-Ienry
Il. Bowers OF Clinton, Iowa, the founder
OF the A. J.. A., is IN the city Mr., Bow
ers rs between 90 ana ~ years old and
wears long hair and goatee Some
people labor under misnpprchena'oD IN
regard to our agsocaton," he said we
are not an annex to tne republican party,
but wish 10 prevent improper men being
elected 10 office. If the democrats uomi-
nate guJd men there is nothing 10 binder
our voting for them. We lght the idea
VI any union of church and state ana
nre especially SOLICITORS 10 maintain public
schools. We have no fight with the ranl,
and ne of the Catholic church, but do
oppose those Of It's leaders VINO seek 10
train people 80 that they shall think they
owe moro allegiance 10 some foreign
religious potentpte or organization than
TO the United States OF which they ara
citizens / know that the workings of
the Catholic church are controlled by
about six men, with headquarters IN
yicuna, and the emperor Of Auatrln Is
az the head Of them, We are opposed
to all Interference IN secular AFFAIRS by
any churches whatever, and especially
20 a church which VIII inoito men 10 riot
because an American citizen GNercHes his
right Of free speech in "a public han or
place.
"The A. r. A. was organized at Gin
ton, March -, 1857, II WAS on Sunday
afternoon and ] had the honor Of being
one of Me organizers ! am intensely
Interested IN the organization. as ! was
deprived Of the privilege Of the common
schools because Jesuit influence had
broken them up IN Maryland at the time
was boy If school age, and pro-
pose 10 do my best - prevent the chill
drcn Of the present and future from
suffering a similar priyauon."
'Iiow many members have you nowY'
was asked
"That IS a question / can not answer.
we do not propose 10 reveal our strength
TO on opponent as alert as the one we
have 10 contend with b"
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JOHN WESLEY HARDIN.
THE NOTouIous DEsrEnADo rs
AGAIN AT LIBERTY.
Ills Twenty-Five Year Sentence lex.
pircs with the Communication Cor
Good nchnVior--WIu RcJoin Ills
Family and Practice Inv.

| Huntsville, Texas, February i7.-,Iohn
Wesley Hardin was released from custody
at the panitendary today, having served
term of TWENTY-FIVE years lie was gent
! from Comnnohc ,,,pnty .luno &. ISIS and
served nrt,en wears cis-At months and
twelve DAYS. his fine h,,,nsr reduced 10
TINT extent for good behavior
lie s,na hs desire now ia for pcaee
vsth nil ,Ae world na no has iestel BITE
terly OF tho drees Of transrrcss,on. tiar-
jim Ion to-day fo toIn Mis- children taree
in nn1pher VINO aynlt mss coming
n, ,,,nvi,, MAS left ,b,r woli, ~ mo
lh,nts,5le nenite,tla,,, with n creator
notorletv tnnn Ioh, wesley snr,ln In
tho corIv DAVIS Of Texas his name was A
SYNONYM OF pcrr,r nn,i The number OF
mon he has knlca d,,rgn,. HIS rlfctime has
been atatei Ms ary,yrerc from Ave To
afty. when FIRST eonnned IN the great
penoi institution of Toxins John wesley
moved ono Of tho most refractory con.
-icis tbe management aad ever been
called upon to deal with. There was no
WORT, mat ,mpted his ncsthcac tastes. and
,,, .t,,,lai,- ,.,e,,sni e., ,le,4c,nb 10 ,,,,ts,I
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40 seltIe nle rnr,la NC.

Jackson Mss. February i1--A Uorney
General Johnston n the name Of the state
has made motion IN tile supreme court
IN the case Of WIN PurWs 70 nave the
question settled IN order 10 have new
sentence. either by the supreme court or
circuit court as the supreme court may
rec NJ 10 determine.
The motion viii be presented TO the SUI
preme court next Monday Section 1867 or
the code provides inc sentence Of the au-
irene court In an criminal eases brought
before II shail be executed IN Ike manner
as decided BY the court IN which the pros
ecution originated. while section 100 pro
yides that tic mode and manner 10 which
the circuit court may resenlenee con-
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STATE AGENTS FOR
CLEVELAND RUBBER WORKS,
Betting. Hose, packings, Etc
~ VsIsNFNve taf4s t.xs .,%asAA

CLEVELAND RUBBER WORKS,
Betting. Hose, packings, Etc.
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY.
Wood Split Pulleys.
HENRY n wORTHINGTON.
Steam Pumps
E. c. ATKINS q Co,
Giro, lar and Band saws Etc,
BRADFORD BETTING CO..
Leather Betting.
METROPOLITAN lNJECToRS.
MICHIGAN SIGHT FEED LuBRlcA-
TORS
MAGNOLIA METAL Co.
Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal.
N. & @. TAYLOR co.
Old style Roofing Tins.
NIAGARA STAMPING AND TOOL Co,
Timers Tools and supplies,
CoyEL MANUFACTURING co.
Saw Gummers, Swages, Etc
We carry full stock Of the above at
manufacturers prices. and solicit your
correspondence,
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oeorge Clnrk MENTIONED.

Is. Texas. February TO- several tele-
were sent TO Washington parties
ay and this morning urging Hon.
! clark as excellent timber for as
Justice Of the supreme court OF the
{ States. The nomination OF Senator
White ~ Louisiana, however, sch
10 contest and Texas VIII not be
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eloo rnnU INSURANCE.

THE HOUSTON POST viii pay 500
to the icgnl heir OF any person who
meets death by accident, provided
that at the time the person M dying
ln4 unon his or her body THIS PA
PER. ThIa tnAurnnCc holds good for
10 hours only. or from 81. IN. Co II
u, III. OF the dnte Of thIs pnp"r. sat
isfnctnry proofs of each claim must
he presented within Is hours AT the
uusiucsa Oucc of The Houston roat.
Remember this policy is void unless
TINS PAPER Is upon the person at
lime OF death.
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nennlngton snIIa.

lltar, February 19.--The United
steamer Bennington. which has
ere slnce February II. sailed yester-
+ Iiehrlng Sea.
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Gsaue Of February g. iSgl-Tcxas. --Adoxb
can war widows; Sarah A. Smlth, Brown
wood Brown county.
Indian war widow: Allie GhoHtOn, Gem
ter. Shelby county
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ROASTED COFFEE.

We have just organized and are now
operating a Coffee Roasting Department
Tor the purpose of supplying the Texas
Trade with Fresh Parched Coffee of the
best quality and most delicate blends
and whose aroma is not evsporated by u
long Journey from distant markets.
We rarn,,rp ard ntlr
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ADey BrODd

as equal TO any standard brand on the
market with the distinct advantage OF
much shorter interval from rooster to
cup.
fur
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hi's Kew Crop Mossina Lemons,
sind $50 size.
iea's New York State Seed Potatoes;
.''y Rose, Gooarioh, Peerless and
Elsank.
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san FrAncisco arnin Markat


Wheat-No trade doing on shipping account.
Fer call board purposes custom can be found ii
range OF 81. l.Oo@lV75s, though the demand
is not OF pressing character, In speculative
circles this morning there were no sales OF Nav
wheat, the on'y option dealt in being Decem-
Der delivery.
Bar.ey-Firm holding is the feature of the
market, sales not being very brisk. In some
interior sections quite high prices are being
PAID for stock that Will be used eventually for
seed purposes. Speculation on the call board
is carrying Decembef barley up to still taller
prices. Qnota bic at 81 071StG10 per GENITAL for
FEED, and $l.12t9920 per GENITAL for brewing
quality.
oats-The tone of the market continues
stesdy in character with a moderately good
Milling, .17lz@1.2715; Surprise. 81 32%
@l 37ls; fancy iced, S1.27IS(9l 32is; good
81. 12I5; black, t.o71S11. 22H; red, nonifiai;
gray, $1.t0@1.20 per GENITAL AZ
Fiour-Net cash prices for family extras,
$3 6oG3.7O per bhi.; bakers extras, So. .50G
36U; superfine, $2 7OM2 95 per bbl. 5
The herald., 1894-04-24

MONDAY. April 90. 1894.
| HE Ames ct con to II Descon-Lot /, biz q.
! Il Ames subd of Vernon; $500.
II Bradbury to Pomoas Land ahd Water
Co--Lols SO and 20, Pomona Land and Water
] Co.'s suba of blk H, Palomares trt; $5.
A N Porter ct con to G Seymour-Land as
recorded in book $50 of deeds, page Al; 500.
WE'LL ct ux to Ii 1 Goodrich-Lot IL. II II
Markham trt, Pasadena; $1,000.
A Anderson ct ux to NJ Rasmussen-Land
Azusa Land and Water Co to smith-=Lot
Is, blk 33. and lot Ia, blk 80, Azusa; $400.
A Allen TO M Allen-Lot Asa, Johansen
wv Cook to 3 q Perry-Trt 1, sec 16, T N,
G " Maxim lo K NJ Brown-Lot 20, biz 16.
Walteria; $40O.
BIN Fulton to G Wslberg-Land in Flori da
&c Tower ct al to R H Pinney-w 2lo feet OF
lot 2 and the N 20 fest of lots 3 and a, blk &,
olivewood's sub OF blk E, San Pasqual trt, Pas
ia Montgomery to Jswigart-Nw u OF sRk
of Sec "a, I 3 5, r II "; $426513.
q D KHnl to D Grey-Lot %, blk D. La CAny-
IA Gibscn to 8 M Morgan-Lot Is. CLARK &
Bryan trt; 500
big 172. santa Monica; $4,000.
N Ellsworth 20 Yarnell-Lot 20 blk 10,
Highland trt sod No L $75.
Sheriff to + EV Ay1es-E 75 IT lot 23 blk IL,
Carter Vineyard trt; 5000
F Jacobson ct ux TO G swanson-Lot Blk D,
Bliss trt; $570.
FW de shepherd to 1 L Bourne-Lvt and 81
lot blk %, Wolfsklll Or trt: $40.
Same to A Mays-Lot and NJ Iot4 blk %,
same trt; $40.
4 DobbIns to G Dobbins-Lots 81 and SO,
] Marion Brookss sub of the Philbin trt; S.
f Villinger eG ux to Z Doran-Lot4 blk G.
sub No Of Azusa Land and Water cos lands;
$500.
II Larkins to Hood-Pt lot 10 biz @, Mott
trt; 81.
NJ CLARK to N Moore-Lot 10. blk IL
UrsmtoI trt; 81.
N Moore and 7 Moore to ] M Kine-15
acres in srt purchased by Hollenbeek IN
book II of deeds, p 461; ST..
Sheriff to II Giles-Land on Colorado street.:
$I9e3.97
Reyes ct ux to T Johnson-Land ON
seventh St; $l1 800.
T G Gfunder e. ux to n Perry-Lot "a, II
w Ugdens sban of lot 3, blk l., Lake Vineyard
l. and w assn's lands; $I50.
] G Wright to Wnght-E 90 ft OF lots
and 7, blk 25 Huber trt: $500.
j. Young ux TO A s ShoftiHg-Lots T. q
and IL, blk 3, Malabar trt; $50.
sheriff to Haynes-Land in Griffin TIT;
$39O.I9.
A Cowgirl lux to Jack-Lot 8, G @ Cases
sbdn Of half OF lots 2 and 3, BLK O, Sap! Pas
quai TIT, Pasa; $675.
IF Wiseet ux to White ct al,--Let ~, sub
of Btookdale trt; 81.
o nyder ct az to G II Strone-Iots 20 ana
23, blk 10. Wolfskill Orchard TIT: $1,000.
II Siemer ct ux to NJ II Jenkfns-Lot 163,
Connor's sub OF Johanson trt; 800
NJ Bsal ct ux 10 r RondA--E 40 feet ~ lnt
3snd ~ Q Ices otlof biz 2 Flntefs slh u
Msssiek lft; 81.
The herald., 1894-04-24
One Of EuFope,s Iseautlen.

Princess Youssoupoff, who has Just
died at her home near Paris, was once
one Of the most beautiful women in
Europe At q very carly age she was a
widow and refused many offers Of mar
riago. However, when more than 90
years old she feAl in love with young
man named Chauveau and became his
wife. Two years ago he died, and the IN
oonsolable widow retired to her country
home and ehefe passed away. Princess
Youssoupoff had an income Of $3.50, 600
annually, and her turquoises are said to
be tho most wonderful in the world
Paris journal
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COmpagnie Generate TranSatiantique
FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.

FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
NOMPANY,,S PIER (NHW) NO. AZ
~ R0RTH RlVER, FOOT OF NORTON ST
Travellers by this line avoid both travel by
English ra1lwAy and the discomfort OF crossing
the Channel In small boat,
La Tourafne. March 81.
Ln Bourgogne. April 7.
La Bfetagne, April IA.
La Cham pagne, April 2l.
La Touraine, A pxfl %.
La sourgogAe, May 8.
New York 10 Alexandria, Egypt, via Paris,
hrst Glass $3.50, seeond-e ass $I16.
For freig ut or passage apply to
A. FORGET. Agent,
No. 3 Rowling Green, New York.
+. FUGAzl & co.. agents, 8 Montgomery
afr.i SFr f1tr cis3o Nrdnbfl tHea, 10 Nomt-
semery ttfeeL Iieke4 Tor sale 9y sli rHflfosd
and gtea iaship ol4ees
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PAT MAoEE.
yrnIl.ln nla r,nt 1farca

"Tnlisir wid Pit lfasce Ii..sif.
Down by the Tullagh hog, .tt
Mind where yc're settin yero shteps,s
Hiys he,
'Legi yez put yer foot Oh frog.
Frogs is the disil,' no saya,
Tn tmnkin,' he says, says he,
HAv carried ycs over to ycndhcr wall
Tho sorrow frog we'd see
"slttin wid Pat Magcc
Atop a. a loose b alt wall,
Its unaisy am In nc mind, says he,
'Dheadin the stones might fall.
Soncs IS the diYil to slip.
I'm thinkin.' lie says, says he,
Av gave ycre waist bit av clip
The aSrrow = tear ihcrc'd be-
"Talkin wild Pat Magec,
Wild tho arm av him round mo waist
An the rcd sun sinkin. 'Agrah,' says he,
VIII yeE lst mo spuka to the praste7
Delays s. ,llc divil'g delight,
An l'M tEinkin,' hc says, says be,
'Av the two az us settled tho matther
tonight,
Ti5 married next week wo'd be-"
Iona Gyles in Temple Bar.
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-. f w Shepherd to G s walker-Lot As, blk 5,
Noliskill Orchard TIT; $40
Gibson et al to J sawyer Lot 8, Grider &
Dow's sub of BriswElter trt; $15O
hyans to county of Los Angeles-Land in
trt as above; $3.50.
Martin 70 county OF Los Augsles-Strip
OF land in J II Martins trt: 50
Bixby 10 same-5lrip OF land 80 II wide
ST..
See to same-strlp of land 80 Il wide, com
meneing at 9 line Of Kings lane; $3.50.
NJ small 10 same-Strip of land go Il wide,
rlinninH through y = Of NV x OF Sc 4 Of sec
2, T S, E9W 81.
II + cooper ct ux to 7 Richard-Lot 27, Deal
d keiser subd OF w 10ac In GroRan trt; 800.
A beighton ct ux TO M l. Lelghton-Land on
Mountsin st. Pasadena; $4,000.
y Bel to y = Hansen-Land in San Pas.
qu4l trt; BS12.50.
w Bell 20 l. = Hsnsen-Land commencing
st NV cor lot ~ blk L. San Pasqual trt, PaBa.
dena; S5I2.5l.
Bell to same-same land as last above;
S1625.
AW Paine ct ux to W Patten-Lot 10 blk L,
M Wells trt; $500.
Hansen eIux TO g Besk--3.4 40 acres in
San Pasqual trL; $3250.
SUMMARY.
Deeds"".................. So
Nominal ............s.......... 23
AOsHA.sss' OSJOOZ. 40
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Sedan m.,~.

Sedan chairs are one Of the latest in
novations IN the modern drawing room.
They are made of wickerwork, lined
with some pretty color atid are not 90
large as the original which suggested
them, but moro resemble the prosaic
gfgtop. --Philadelnhia Call-
The herald., 1894-04-24
Their Asylum.

At council meeting in the town Of
Sunderland we'll known alderman as
tonashed the meeting by saying, ''Gen-
tlemen, we have been sending our luna
tics to Seagefaeld asylum for long time
now, and 1t has cost rs a great sum Of
money. but am glad to make the state
inent that we have now built an asylum
for ourselves. p Durham England)
Chronicle.
The herald., 1894-04-24
Los. ANGELES LOCAL MARK ETs.
Grain aud MIN stuTs.

Grain aud MIL stufTs.
BARLEY-Per GENITAL, $l.2O.
CoRN-Per GENITAL, $1.15.
WHEAT-Pcr centHl, Kl.15,
FLouR-boeat extra family, per bbi, 81. 90;
northern and eastern, $4.15.
MILL FEED-Bran, per ton, $21; shorts, 1913;
mixed feed (corn and barleg), per cwt., 81. 10.
cracked corr, 81 20; feed meal, 81 10; rolled
barley, %1.50
Dairy Products.
BUTTBR-Fancy California creamery, per roll,
az lbs.) 4OG42ySc; fancy dairy, per roll (l3<
lbs1. 35S3 IN; choice. 3o932l5c
CHEEsK- ialifornia, half cfetim, !, per lb, loo
lie; 90. full cream. l4c; Young Ametiea, 15e:
small t3-lb hand, Ice; western, tull cream, is
@l6c; domestic swiss, old, $4,000; new, i50
l5c; imported Swiss, % d30c: Limburger, do
NESTLE l4gl0ci imported. 10000
Fresh Msats.
Wholesale butchers prices for whole car
,BEEF First quality. 5@614c; do. light, Ago
454e; third, 4@04lse.
r, nAL.Range. heavy, 4A95}aci do. light go
MUrr N 4 }z9G614e spsing LIMB, 7s715c.
PtEK-SGS15c.
Provisions.
HaMs-Rex, local smoked, per lb., 12c
Gorncob, 1870; BoHeless, 12c: Picnic 9ek
BAcoN-kex boneiess breakfast, pei H.,
10r; Defiance zoe; other grades, 9G31Se.
DRIED BEEF-Sets, per lD., 1I16c; inside.
DRY s,Lr PlRK-Bellies clear, psr lb, 81zc;
Short clears, 7l5r.
FIG PORK-Half barrels yS 90.
LtRD-Tlerees, Ivory com mpJlnd, per lb., 70;
Rex, pure leaf, &c.
Poultry and Eggs.
pouLTaY-Per doz, hens $J.000J.75; old
Toosterr. SL50(95. .O0; Young roostees, 81. 500
$50; broi ers, B5.5S61l l.5O, tnrkeys, per lb Ii
Qs i3c; ducks, per d0z SD. 5Ot97 so; gee &C. tJsr
mead, 81 %.
EGGs-Canfornia ranch, 1e@13c per doz.
Dried fruit.
APPLEs-Sun dried, sacks per lb 7m3e:
hgxps lOGUI To-. stnd I DO
APRicoTs Fancy, per lb., 1l(@l2&c; peeled,
YE1eTirz-Faucr. unneelea- z1aas.- .a.l-.4a. Ia
t9toc.
PaUNss-Choice, boxes per ib., 1000. sacks,
oD7e; fancy, 9@tOc.
Nuts.
ALMONDS Paper she'll per lb., 15(117c; soft
shell, l4gl0c; hard dsneli, 1O;D1lc.
PEANUTS : California. raw, Per h. 5@6c;
roSstsd, rose; eastern, raw, 6G7c; roasted. 8
Fresh Fruits.
APPLEe-Psr box, $i.75(0 100
bANANAs-Per bunch, So 00@225.
LEN LbMo ., SsmCnsed. c. pr box. $.75@2.oo; I'm
oRANGEs-Navels, per box, 81 so 90 90; seed.
lfngs, 81 0G@L25.
Beans, Potatoes, Onions, Etc.
BEANs-Per 100 lbs backeyed, So. OO02 15:
pink, 50 25 Lima, 81 5092. So; navy, S2.25@
ESQ; small whit, 50 65l1z 1z.75.
BBETs-Per 100 lbs. soc.
CABBAGE-Per 100 lbs, 50075e.
UARRoTs-Per 100 lbs, SOC
ONIoNs-Per 100 lbs, 81. 90.
PARsNIPs-Per 100 lDs, HOO.
PoTAToEs-Per 100 lbs. y0cGS11O.
1URNIPs-Per 100ILs., Toe.
TeGstabIos- htscslIaneouss
CAULIFLowER-Per doz.. SOC,
CELERY-Per dez. punches, 6Oc
CHILIs- DRY, per b., zoe; green, 90.
6AaLIC-Per H., 304c
LETTUCE-Per coz., I5c.
0NIoNs--Green, per doz. bunehes, zoo
RADIsHEs-Per doz. punches, 20c,
SPINAcH-Per doz. punches, zoe.
Honey and Beeswax.
HoNEY-Comb, per lb., 10 O91215e; extracted
5@6c
bEEswAx-Per lb., 21@25o
The herald., 1894-04-24
sAn Franc,sco hrArlset Ravia,r,

SAN FRANoIsco, April 23.-The receipts OF
asparagus teday were the largest of the season
so far. There were in all 1854 boxes Other
receipts were: BAG boxes rAubarb, boxes Gu.
o1mbsfss IL boxes tomatoes, l7S sacks pota-
toes, sacks bsang and 17S sacks peas
The potato merket is steady with onions very
firm.
There is nothing new in the market for or
anges and apples.
The receipts o. strawberries were large, ag-
gfegatlng 20 chests.
Honey is higher and in demand.
Butter holds frm at quotations.
Eggs are steady Under an improved Demand
Cheese is unchsnged --
The penltry marsetis heavily supplied with
all varieties. Turkeys are duh.
The herald., 1894-04-24
Chicago Graim and ProvIsfnu Mar,ro,

CHICAGO, April 23. All The speculative
markets were. weak at the opening and con
tinued so until the close. Liquidation was more
Wheat wss comparatively dull all day opening
ssc of 1t recovered to Saturdays closing, bat
soon sold off. For an hour and half the trad
tlfat time after the first break were light The
premium between May and July widened to
about SIC, as against &c spread at the etose on
saturday. The weakness was due to variety
OF cSuses, but primarily to an increase Of
l,64O,O0 bushels iii the amount on ocean
passage and to ruInors of rain ON the Pacific
8 ope.
Corn was weak and dull and off 1 per cent.
Oats are Gown 1sc. and provisions closed soc
lower for pork, from 10 to 15c lower for lard
and at from lzIz to i5c decline on ribs.
The le3diDK fuLures ranged Ms folIoWs:
The herald., 1894-04-24
Notice OF AssIgnee,s Sale.

TTNDER AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER OF
~ sale duly granted, made and given by the
Superior Court of the County OF Los Angeles
State OF California, on the goth day of March,
1894, in the matter of Phil Hirschfeld doing
business as Phil Hirschfeld & CO., insolvent
debtor, No. 20, ,SS5 of the files of said Superior
Court, and filed in said court on said goth day
OF March, 1894, ], the undersigned Max Mey-
berg, assignee of said insolvent. will on Satur-
day, April %. 1894 at IL o. clock noon of that
day, at the store No. 3l1 North Main street in
Los Angeles city, sell at public sale to the
highest bidder for cash all that certain per-
sonal property, towit: The complete jobbing
and retail stock Of stationery, cutlery, notions
and fancy articles, Office and store furniture,
fixtures and sundries including iron safe and
show cases, oil situate at and withn'the store
No. 311 North Main street City OF Los Angeles
Also one horse, harness and delivery wagon;
said horse, harness and delivery wagon are
now at the Club Stables, No. 2US South Los
Angeles street, Los Angeles, Cal.
All OF said property may be Inspected by ap-
plying to the undersigned ass gnee, and a COM
plete inventory of all OF said property, other
than the said horse, harness and delivery
wagon, may be seen by applying to the said
assignee at his place of business, No. 1875 South
Main street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Dated this 18th day OF April, 1894.
MAX MEYBERG,
Assignee OF Phil Hirschfeld, doing business
as Phil Hirsehfeld & co insolvent debtor.
w. +. HENNfNG Attorney for Assignee.
4-17 lot
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Cash qnetlt'ons were follows;
Flour Firm.
Wheat. 30. 2 spring. 571s; No. spring,
5Ia.M59sz: No. red, 57l5
s9 w. - . 1'S'''2 - ''' . S'''O"' ''2s F"
oats-vo. 2, s21S 10. white, s5@s5.l
No white, 34la 50.
Rye No. ., 4S.
arley-No. ., nominal; No. 3, 5G95S; No 4,
Flax seod-No. l. Sl22
Timothy secd-prime. St2504.3O.
Mess pork-Per bbl.. s19 321S nl2.35.
I.ard-Per 100 lbs, $3.50 =. .GkI5,
Short ribg-3ides loose, So 30dB.55.
bhOulders-Dry s9ltOd, boxed, SO. O1(16 05
5lort cleat-sides, boxed. $6 S71St07. IS
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods per gal.
$l.1o.
sagsr-Cut loaf, unchanged: granulated. un.
changed: standard, A, unchanged; No. yell
low, 39lz.
ON the produce exchange today the butter
1201Sc.
Eggs quiet; strictly fresh, 1Oc.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April % Wheat, firm; de-
mend poo-. No. 2 aed winter Is lid.
Com - Firm; demand poor. Kew mixed
spof, 3s 1G5ld; futures dull demand m nderate;
April, So 1Ojzd; May, 3s 1Od; June, 81 eId.
SAN FRANCISCO April 23.-Wheat. finn:
December, $1.Iss&: spot, $1.l2N.
May. 81 09.
Cofn-Sl.3 .35.
Bran-$f9.00pe per ton.
The herald., 1894-04-24
StoekhoIders' Meeting.

OFFICE OF THE CUCAMoNGA FRUIT
20, s94
Notice is hereby given that the regular an
nual meeting OF the tockholders of the cuea-
monga Fruit Land Compaiiy wifi be held al
the office OF the company in the Farmers ana
Merchants Bank, Los Angeles, CAL on Mon
day, May z, S99, al O'Clock b. nj, for the
purpose of eleeting board % aiTeetor@ for
The ensuing yetI, Nud fof ihe frausasti4n ~
sFeh oshar baslntss 81 laay ee blousal 5tNls
the niaarinr
4.4llgt 6. b fAtIhAg secfenrs