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REAL ESrArE TRANSFERS.
THuRsnAY. April S. ls94

THURSDAY. April 5, 1894
Il wircom to & Maltmag-Lo's to q. hlh
JBff Bff6tanl tHtefepss iHFki Hkk Is John King-Lot
blk 49, Pomons, $lO0.
Joha A KING ct ux y John H Keller-Lot 2
! blk liz. Pomona; y 90
A Wilkinson It uN 10 Pesqueira-N u OF
! lot 0, blk l29, Mseay ko; S25
AlnIa Harvey ct oou to John II Barte-Lots
/ aud 2. blk e, Aoat0via; 81.
| Q Locke, executor, 10 6an Gabriel Valley
bank-W acres of IA acres, bson lands,
Pasadena; $3550.
" II Barnhart Ell nx 10 S Carllsle-Lot 5,
big f. resub of Aiamltos trt; 1910.
FV Deitz to B Wartelle-Land as per 20 oil
deeds, $50; gif.
Alice shsfer ct con to A Augustine-Lot 40,
Arthur irt; $I5O
The McCAfthy mpany to de Garmc-N Il
OF blk 80, 10 scres, fronting MAclay street,
Maelay Ro; $1,000.
+ Gibson, tru tee, 10 D L wingard-Lot z,
Grldcr & Dow's sub &125.
w hugns ct uK 10 W Durand-5O acres
Jas Watt ct al TO Oscar snyder-NlS lot o,
bl. l. Beaedry trt No 2; $40.
Jas A Wait to II 5nyder-S1S lot 8, blk l, trt
Idonia jones ct con to A Palmateer-Lo:s
2, 10 and 20, Goodwin Lukens trt Pasadena;
A Munday to Nelson-Und a lot 8 and w
= lot 2, blk 81. Ro FrovidenciA & Scott trt;
I'D Nash OF ux to D Il Gates--Lot L, division
b. Jas smith trt Pasadena; $4,000.
Geo NJ Edison. ct ux to M Carpenter-2 20
fame to same 10, II, Alcantsra Grove; $780,
n Polk to Walton G Hughes-39 # on Hope
st; 8 -OC0.
jno Hunt ct ux to Geo H Barker-N so It
lot 33, WooEtet's sub Pasadena: $500.
Geo Wheeler TO Evan Davis-Lot 13, DAILY
ttt; $4,000.
FOrman to l. FOrman-Part OF lot 10,
Sauson trt: $2200.
CIV Twiss ct ux to James D Shephard-K q
lot 8, X 2, Temple & Gibson tract: $500.
Lewis Wright ct ux TO Geo A Greeley Land
60x32 chains in sec 10, y N, K - W; 81
Cline, sheriff. to Harrah-Und n 5 acres
Ro Azuia; $4vO.
VIM Lpp ct al to John Rommel ct al-NE a
sec 3, IN, K II ", B NJ; $4,000.
X Frain 70 H NJ Howe-Lot 4, Dunn's subd.
Pomona; $500
In 70 estate Bertha Mueller-Decree confirm
ing sale of atty.
Porter Land ana Water Co to John Love-
Tracts A3 and A, sec is, I 2 N r 10 W; $6.
ChroniB ct al to John g Orth ct uX--IOt 8.
Goldsworthy sixth-st tract; $1,000.
John Love to K S Hubbard-Traots 43 and a.,
as second last above; 30.
In re estate Josefa A de Celis-Order confirm
ing sale of realty.
John NJ Letter ct ux to W r Jones-W 26 feet
lots L and and feet lots and TO- blk @,
Mott tract; $4,000.
Mrs q stevens ct con to Btevens-s 10 fl
lot % and n 40 IT lot 21. blk I'll: $4,000.
e X Bryant ct ux to Miss Emma A Lewis-Blk
Al, sab Ro Provideucia and Scott; 81.
VIM Butler ct ux to Jno I Butler-Lot 134,
Goodman tract; 81.
VIM Jones ct ux to N L-iter--L0t IA,
Daman & Millard tract; $1050.
SUMMARY.
Deeds....................... SO
Nominal.'..'. .......-.--..-......., u
TOTAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O0,lISOO
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Annual Meeting and Election of the
Los Angeles Board of Trade.

OFFICE OF THE LOS ANGELES BOARD OF
" Trade, Los Angeles, CAL, March "a, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the annual election
by the members OF the Los Angeles Board Of
Trade of six directors to hold Office for one
qualified will be held on Monday, April 8,
1894. at the rooms Of the board, 307 w. First
street, in the city o. Los Angeles, Cal. The
polls will be open from am. to pm. on said
date
The annual meeting of the members OF the
board will be held at 100 pm. on the same
reports of the officers for the fiscal year end
ing March 81, 1894, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may legally come be-
fore said meeting.
3-24 lit GREGORY PERKINS. JR.. Sec
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Cash quotations were as follows;

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Firm.
wheat No. spring, o3X, No. spring
5000l15c: No. 9 red, 631z
Gorn-No. 2, 381S
white, 315l@32l4 arsv NJ
Rye-No.2, A9I6.
Barey--No. ., nominal; No 3. 5l@56, NO. 4,
4S0154.
Flax seed-Nn. !, ST, 80.
Timothy seed-Prime. B4. .25D4.30
Mess pofk-Per Dbl. $1o .02t912lI71S
Lafd-Per 100 lbs, $7.22lS0DT 25.
Short ribs-Sides, loose, SO 1906 1TIS.
Ehoulders-Dry salted, boxed, Il h7ls(n5 72IS.
Short clear--Sidcs, boxed. $6.37l l5(sD6.0O
Whisky-Distillers finished goods, per gal,
$l1o 4srT
SugAtCut loaf, unchanged: granulated, uut
changed; stahdRrd A, unchanged.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market WAS trmi creamery, l6O23c: dairy,
43@lSc. Eggs steady; strictly fresh, 9lkc.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
LIYERPoo1, April 5.-Wheat: No. Q Caii.
fOrniH, 0s(03s 0d per Genital; red westorn.
winter 4s3i94s 0l<d. The market was
trm; demand poor; holders offer freely.
Uofn--New mixed 3s I0d. The market wsS
quiet; denaand moderate.
BAN FEAEcIsen. April 5.-Wheat, quiett
December, 81 1915 new seller 81 1O1S.
BarieymFirmi May, seklc December, 81 90,
BEan-F14 O0@I6.00 per ton.
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Sam FrancIaon Mnrkes R.vlnw.

san Erbnclacn MARKET Review.
San FRANCISCO, April 5.-The vegetable
market is moderately active and stocgs clean
up we'll.
The receipts this morning included S64
boxes asparagus ASS boxes fhub Arb 4 boxes
eucumbers, 240 sacks onions, 176 sacks peas,
1O4 sacks new potatoes.
The potato market Is dull and weak.
Onions are firm.
There are no changes in the prices of butter
and eggs; be. IN duli and weak.
Cheese is weak but no lowsr.4.s
Seven carloads OF oranges were sold at auction
yesterday under ruling prices ia open market,
No trAwoerrieB CAME in this morning.
LINES are higher.
A fair demand for CslifolniaipOutry; supply
ample
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SAN PEDRO, April s.
ARRIVED
Steamer News Boy, Fozen, from Navarro
274, 900 feet Of lumber to s. P. L. company.
Steamer Pasadena, Hamilton. from Redondo.
Steamer Eureka, Leland from San Francisco
and way ports; passengers and mdse to Southern
Pacific company.
SAILED.
Schooner Hueneme. Carlson, for Tacoma: in
ballast
Steamer Caspar, Andandsen. for San Fran
cisco.
ctr Falcon, Luudstrom, for Avalon: passen.
gers and mdse to Wilmington Transportation
company.
at amer Eureka, Leland, for Newport pas
sengcrE aud mdse to Pacific Coast Steamship
company.
steamer Pasadena, Hamilton, for Redondo.
$50, ~ TIDES, APRIL 4.
High water, :2S a. M, 9:19 pm.
Low water, 8 .08 a. M, 3;15 p. m.
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SANTA ANA,
Leslie Moore and Bert Ross Dinappear
with a TeArn-Nokha


with TeamA-Notsa.
SANTA ANA, April 5. - This morning this
people OF our quiet city were somewhat start.
led by the report that Leslie Moore and Bert
Ross, each aged is years, and a younger Ross
boy had taken a match span of bay mares and
surrey and left for parts unknown The team
belonged to j. NJ Moore, father OF one of the
s. boys. 1t is thought the boys have gone toward
San Diego, but up to this writing nothing has
been heard from them. kilograms have been
sent out in all directions and it is expected
the officers will hear something of them before
morning.
Another surprise for the people was that
George Fapl, one Of our most nopular young
men, and Miss Nettic Drips, favorite among
the young people, had slipped away and were
married at the residence of R-v. Mr. Watson
{ Just in time to catch the north-bound train at
6;34 last night The parents OF the young
lady are somewhat worked up about it, but as
there is nothing to do but accept matters as
married couple come back everything viii be
serene and nobody hurt We congratulate
them, and may their happiness never be less
The directorso of the Home Mutual Buildinr
and Loan associasion at their last meeting re-
solved to issue new series of stock on the first
Monday olMay. The number OF shares will be
limited to $50 and parties wishing to sub
scribe ior stock can do so at tho otico of the
r secretary L; w. Mensur, at the Orange County
sayings bank. This society is now one ycnr
Old and Is N most prospcrous condition, hnv-
in the last year. 1t is a home organization n fd
Is doing nuseful work III aiding its member to
own their homes "
Tho following is the shipments ,os Atvolisf
Fargo for the month of March IN the four pro-
dgcts; eya as Butter, 24s9S poundci fresh. meat,
S4j0 pounds. The fish shipments have fsiie4
Of on account OF tho fish being diseased ali
along the coast.
MIS-. &. c. Fife gavc very delightful high
five party this afternoon to number of Rer
lady friends. o'
marriage license was issued last night to
NJ. afaAA Ftnr Nj
Df1ps, aged y years. both OF Santa Ana. Also
one t0doy 70 Scajanin S. Irono, AIRED "a years
Mcpherson. s' ~ -
MTs. }. 8 ksce of Tustin is seriously Ill at
The east reading room Of the frce library
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AS q remedy for all forms of Headache
Electric Btters has proved to be the very best.
Ii effects permanent cure and the most dretd-
ed habitual sick headaches Yield 10 It's infu-
a bottle and gave this remedy fair trial In
case OF habitual constipation Electric Bitsefs
cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels,
and lew cases long resist the use OF this medi-
cine. Try it once. Large bottles only Fifty
ceuts ate F. Hetnseman's drug store, 222 N.
Main street,
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SAN BERNARDINo.
rhe Sunday Closing Ordinance Upheld
hY fkla An

The Sunday Closing Ordinance Upheld
by tho Superior Coart.
SAN BERNARD1No, April 5.-In the case of the
city Of San Bernardino against NIespelt 6
oweger, Judge Otis of the superior court today
rendered Adhesion affirming the constitution
ality of the Sunday closing ordinance, declar.
ing it to be general and uniform in effect This
case was test for the purpose OF determining
the legality of the ordinance.
Walter Peck and Dick Vaughn were arrested
today in stockton for burglarizing the san
Bernardino Oil company's store last Tuesday
evening. The parties arrested were found
with the stolen goods IN their possession.
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Gnarauteed uurn

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell
Or. Ktnss New Discovery for Donsumpion,
are AFFLICTED with Cough, Cold or any Lung,
Throat, or CHEST trouble and will use this
remedy IS directed, giving it q fair trial, and
experiehOe no benefit, you may return tho bot
tie aud nave your money refunded We could
not make this offer did we not know that Dr.
Kings New Discovery could be relied OF. Ii
never dtsappoints Trial bottles free at q, r.
Hetnzemans drug. store, 222 North Main
street. Large size, 50c and $l.
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THE SAN JOSE RANCH COM.
~ pany, No 1l9 South Main street. Los An
geles CAL, March 26, 1924.
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the San Jose Ranch Company viii
be held at the company's office, No. lis South
Main street. Los Angeles city on Monday, the
10th day OF April, 1894, at 2 o'clock p lA., for
the purpose OF receiving the annual reports of
the President, the General Manager and the
Secretary of said company, for the election OF
the Board OF Directors fUf the ensuing year,
and for the transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before said meeting
II. I. GORDON,
$3.50 lot Secretary.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

New York stnc.s Exchange Isovisw.
NEW YORK, Ap il 5.-rhere was strong
dndertone to the stock market ali day which
seemed TO puzzlo professional dea ers As the
day advanced withopt the discovery Of any
particular weak spots in this market, there was
considerable covering done, which materially
assisted in the appreciation Of values. The
market closed generally firm. The bond market
was firm In the earlier dealings. but at
midday b came easier. IN the late dealings,
however. bster tone prevailed and the close
was quite firm.
Goy.rnment bonds clio ed steady state. bonds
quiet
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK, April 5.-Monay on call, easy,
at Fer cent? last loan at / per cent; closed at
l per en-.
Prime IN ereantile paper-39515 per cent
Sterling Exchange-Firm, with actual busl-
ness in bankers bills. at $4.Ssl4@l. sS15 for
demand. and $L87lS for 60 days. Posted rates,
~ st@4 500; commercial bills, "a 869A.8ox.
Bill ver certhcates-01H b!d.
SAN FRANCISCO, Apri. 5.-sight drafts, 12]Ss:
Geographic, l715c.
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Los ANGE,Es, April 5.-The following quo
tat ions on local securftiesare fu nished by the
Pr tie Real Estate aud Trust company, NO. 229
West Second street
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Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.
Grain and MN stuns.

Grain and RIIlI etufrs.
BARLEY-t or GENITAL. 75c9Y1.
CORN-PeI GENITAL, 81.
WHEkr-Per Genital; $l.15.
FLeUR-Loeal extra family, per bbl., SO 40;
northern and eastern, 1915.
MILL fEED-Bran, per ton, %k1; shorts. $23;
mixed feed tcOrn and bnrley,, per owt., = .yU
cracked corn, $l.OJ; feed meal, $l.lO; rolled
barley, soc.
Dairy Products.
BUTrER-Faney California creamery, rer roll
(lH lbs. 5OO52c; do. in tubs, per lb., 27(g25c;
fancy dairy. per roll (ls4 lbs } 40 TO 47Isc;
choice, 35840e fair. 3O(1s5c.
CHEEsE-Califosnia half cream, per lb. 100
lie; do. full cream, lac; Young America, 15c;
tmall % Id hand), l6c; eastern fuls cream, Is
Mi6; domestic swiss, old, 1SQ2oc; new, 159
1Sc; i'm ported Swiss, 2Sd3Oc; Limburger, DO
nestle, l4sGl5ci imported. l5 g20c
Fresh Meats.
Wholesale butchers prices for whole car
rl BgFgaElrs. .,,Ei quality, 0@59s second. 40
vEAL,R Range, heavy, 4,<@51zc; do. light, 5
N ITOEm4i Sozc; spring lamb, 7@71sc.
Provisions.
HAMs-Rex, local smoked. per lb, 1INc;
Cogncob, 13c; Boneless. 111c; Picnic, &c. :,
11szc; Defiance, 954e: other grades, 9G91ze.
DHIED BEEF-sets. per lb., 1l15c; ihside,
121ac.
bay SALT PoRK-Beliios. clear, per lb., SIC;
Pc PoaK-hssli barrels, $3.50
LAEo--Tierees. Ivory compound, per lb., 7c;
Rex, pure leaf, Sc
Poultry and Eggs.
PorLraY-Per doz. hens, $50095.5O old
roostcrx, 81 5Oa5.00; young ro0stera. $500
1 90; broilers, So. 30a3 90; turkeys, per lb, 10
al5e; ducks, per doz., 5.OONd.OO; geese per
EGGs-Uaiifornia ranch, 14B15c. per doz
Dried Fruit.
ArPLEs-sun dried, sacks, per 10, Ease;
boxes, per h.. l0Gll lc; eyaporatsd fancy, 12e
APRIcoTs-Fancy, per 1b., 11Gl2]zs; choice,
9Gi0c.
PEAcHEs-Fancy. unpeeled. 7@oc; peeled,
FRuNEs-C Choice, boxes, per lb., 1906; sa,k.,
5@7c; fancy, 0glOc.
Nuts.
ALMOND Paper shell. per lb. 169l7c; soft
shell, 14@l5c; hard shell, LOG lie.
PEANUTs-California, raw, per lb, 5G6c;
roasted, 70Sc; EASTERN raw, 6G7c; roasted, y
Ig9c.
Frash Frnits.
APPLEs-Per box, $l.75d2 90
BANANAs-Per banch, %2OGg2.25.
LEMoSs socared, per box, 81 1892. ooi un-
cured VI .O0@l.2S.
ORANass-Navels, per box, $c. O0(g2. so; seed
lings, so 15G12 rs.
Baams, PotatOas, Onions, Etc.
BEANs-Per 100 i.s. biackeyed, 10000. 25;
pink, 50 %; LimS, $3.50 M2. 80; navy, T2 20 q
ESQ. small white, 81 05 t2.75.
BEETs-Per 100 lbs, 75c.
CABBAGE--Per 100 lbs. 50075.
CARaOrs-- Per 100 lbs. 50a.
OKIONs-Per 100 lbS., 81 90
PARsSIPs-Pee 90 lbs, Rl00
PoTAToss-per 100 lbs, 75c'G$l. 10.
TUHNlrs--Per 90 lbs, Toe.
observation-disclosures.
CAUIFLowEH-Per doz go.
CELERY-Per doz. bunen y, 603.
CHtLIs-Dry, per lb. zoe; green, SO
GARIC-Per b., 3G4e.
iETTUcE-Per doz., 15c.
UNIoNs-Green, per doz punches, 2U3.
RADisHEs--Pc doz. hunches. zoe.
sPINAcA-Per doz. buuches. zoe,
Honey and Breswax.
HosEY-Comb. per lb., l0@12;a; extract ed
5MBs
kEEssrA x-Per lb 2l0h25c.
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siivor Buiiioa

BAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-siIver bars 6sI5
@U3sAo pes ounce
Mexican dollars, 53'S695 tI<t.
NEW YORK. April 5.-Sllver bars, 63ISc per
ounce.
Mexican d0'lars. 49c.
LoNooS, Arpil 5.-silver bars, 2s15i per
ounce
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Chloaro cram ana Provlk,ou m.rn.

Chicago Grain and Provikion Market.
CHICAGO. April 5,-Another wave of the
bull swell in the whea market sent the price
up TO "a &c for May aud G61zc for July; az
against 6216c to 63c and 645Ae respectively at
the close yesterday. The crop news was on tsp D
to suit any and all tastes. Some OF the heaviest
and shrewdest local Bpeculators sold wheat al
the opening and have Ii yet to buy back.
Corn and oats caught on to the wheat boom
Corn is 1870 higher
Provisions were strong but not very active
The leading fntrras ranRad az fnlln,xs =
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A. A. Eclrstrom, 800 i. Main st, II where tou
right price. -'s
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PatroIaulr,.

New YORK, April s. Petroleum, drmer;
Penusylvania Oil sales, none; April option sales,
1000; closed ~ 8215c old. Lima oil sales, none.
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Bosros, April 5-closiug quotations were
as fOllowE
Atchson.. 10 Mexican Central, 81
b ait Ia ss,ah one eztS sHn Dieg0ia21-s-s. 3
MINING STOCKS,

Gold Gone Into thr Bauk OF rngiand,
LONDON, April s. rho amount OF gold
gone into tho Bank OF england on balances to-
day was El52 600 s
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200 envelopes, soc y rn Writing papsr, s5o
Lengstadter' 2l4 W. Secead, Hoilsnbeck hotel.
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nR. WONG BIN, who has practiced medi-
~ cine in Los Angeles for 10 years, and
whose office is at 639 Upper Main street, will
treat by medicines all diseases OF women, men.
and children. The doctor GLAZING that he has
remedies that are superior to all others as q
trial alone will convince the sick that DR.,
Wong Him's remedies are more enicacious than
can be prescribed. DR.. Wong Him is Chinese
physician Of prominence and q gentleman OF
responsibility, His reputation Is more than
well established, and all persons needing his
services can rely upon his skill and ability. Az
cure is guaranteed in every case in which res
covery is possible. Herb medicines for sale.
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Trains via Pasadena line arrive ut Downev
avenue station minutes earlier and leave
minutes later.
+Daily. tDaily except Sunday tSundays only.
e. w. MCGEE, City Pass sG I. Agt.,
129 n. spYing st., Los Angeles, and La Grands
Station,
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Dr. d. s. ffenbachsr. dentist.
No. 1191x s. Spring street: rooms and5.
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DR. WONG HIM
HERB DOCTOR
$50 Upper Main Street, Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, Cal, June II, 1889.
To THE PUBLIC: have been suffering With
piles and kidney trouble for over five years,
and have tried several remedies, but all failed
to relieve me. short time since 1 tried Or,
Wong Him, 639 Upper Main street. and aM
now well and strong. and consider him first.
class doctor. Yours truly,
w. Fl. HILLYER.
235 8. Hill St, Los Angelea Cal.
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Los ANGELES June 9, 1898.
To THE PUBLIC: For over five years have
been troubled with nervous sickheadache and
liver complaint didn't seem to f1nd any hnlu
from the many doctols and medioines that
tried until tried DR.. Wong Him, $50 Uppe1
Main street. am now we'll Yours truly.
MISS N. g. BROOK,
49 Hinton ave. Los Angeles, Cal.
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cOUrHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWA
- co. santa Fe Routel
Trains leave aud arc due to arrive at Lo1 Al
geles la Grande sIatlon) First st. and Santa
Eo
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Southern Paeiiic COnlaly

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TINE.
FEBRUARY 26, 1891
Trains ieave ana are due to arrive at
LOS ANGELES (ARCADE DEPOu
Fifth street, daily, as follows:
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Grain nnu.n,nn,.

0Ehf' 'A"Net+tHHtas
CHICAGO, April 5-Grafu receipts and ship
m 4t,fs ware na 10 lowg.
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Grain and Mill etuffs.
BARLEY-f or GENITAL. 7Jc0S1.
CORN--PeI GENITAL, 81.
WHEkr-Per cental; $i.15.
FLgUR-Loeal extra family, per bbl., $3 40;
northern and eastern, 1915.
MILL FEE0-Br3n, per ton, $k1; shorts. *23;
mixed feed tcOrn and bnrley,, per owt., $ .DUs
cracked corn, $l.0j; feed meal, Sl.10; rolled
hos 10
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Onro fnr HAadnnhn.

High water, 8 :25 a. M, 9:19 p. m.
Low water, 8 .09 a. M, 3;15 p. m.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-26
REPUBLICANS HOLD THE FORT.
Get Possession of the New Jersey senat.
Chamber-Guartlcd Day and Night.

Get Possession of the New Jersey Senate
Chamber-Guaricd Day and Night.
The Republicans secured possession
of the New Jersey Senate Chamber
Wednesday afternoon. and say that
they will retain the advantage they
have gained. The Republicans, says
di patch, asked Gov. Werts for the
keys of the chamber. The Governor
sefused to have anything to do with
the matter. A committee then visited
Superintendent Ford. He referred
them to Michael Nathan, the Demo.
cratic Sergeant-at-ar1ns. Nathan
could not be 70 md, and the Republi.
cans sent for a locksmith. The
locksmith was unable to effect
an entrance and hundred keys
were tried in the chamber door,
but without avail. Capt. Jack Graham,
of Jersey City, smashed in window
leading to the ladies' gallery. He
threw back the bolt of the main doors
and in a few minutes Republicans filled
the room. AT 3:2O Senator Rogers,
President of the Republican Senate,
was in the chair and the ether Repub-
licans were in their seats. A Commit
tee on Rules was appointed and Clerk
Potts of the House delivered the SEN
ate race-track repeal bill. A recess
was then taken. The Republicans will
place a guard over the chamber and
keep watch night and day. The Dem
ocratic Senate held session in the
chamber, but adjourned without trans.
acting any business.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-26
Thoughts Of Great Men.

DEATH is an eternal sleep.-Fouche.
Placed by his order on the gates of the
French cemeteries in 1894.
LOVE men, not because they are
men, bNt because they are not women.
Queen Christina of Sweden.
ALL thee men have their price,
Robert Walpole. Spoken of the oppo-
sition in the House of Commons.
AFTER thunder follows rain.-Socra.
ties, when Xantippe emptied basin of
slops from window on his head.
FROM the summit CT the pyramids
forty centuries look down upon you.-
Napoleon at the battle of the Pyra-
mids.
IT is only the first step that COSTS
Nine. du Deffand, in o letter to Horace
Walpole.
LOVE never dies of starvation, but
often of indigestion.-Mlle. Ninon de
l'Enclos.
DISLIKE monkeys; they always re.
mind mo of poor relations.-Aenry
Luttrell.
We have made compact with
death. Claude Bazire, French Revo-
lutionist.
IcAN drive each and six through
every act Of Parlisment.-Danlel
OSVnneil.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-26
Apemocrat,c rr,ck Expo.et,.

The Republicans in Congress do not
propose to be caught mapping during
the debate on the Wilson bill. They
will not allow themselves to be used as
cat's-paw by certain Democratic
members to secure charg ges which will
affect their districts and get them out
of trouble. and then, having used them,
join with their party and vote for the
bill. They will vote to defeat the bill
outright and if unsuccessful it will be
sent to the Senate bad as it is. 1t is
the opinion of Mr.. Reed and other Re-
publican leaders that quite number
of Democrats q in earnest in their
decision to vote against the bill, but
the Republicans are fully alive to the
fact that there arc many others who
merely want to use the Republican vote
to rid the measure of obnoxious feat
ures affecting their respective dis.
tricts, then to vote for the bill as q
whole.
The chances are decidedly in favor
of the passage Of the Wilson bill sub
stantially as 1t now stands, and the Re-
publicans do not care to share the pub
lie 0pprobrium that will attach to said
action. 1t is probable that If the pres
ent measure becomes q law the Demo-
Gratis will not soon have another chance
to frame tariff bill. The Democrats
were cho- en- by the people to build a
free-trade document. They must do it
without any Republican aid ami take
their chances with the people.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-26
Telesrap,,ic Clicks.

ROBERT HUBBARD, a wealthy farmcr,
was killed by an unknown person near
Princeton, KY.
BROCK KELLY was killed by pre-
mature blast at a tunnel on the new
Cripple Creek Railroad.
The Frankfort Lottery Company
officials pleaded guilty at Louisville,
and their case was set for trial Feb. l6,
WILL DUKE killed John West in
front of a Tuscogee, Ala, church, and
9 mob injured him SO he is likely to
die.
JOHN G. SMITH, aged "A years, was
fatally crushed by falling slate in q
mine near Perth, Ind. He Is the father
of thirty-five children, all of whom
ore living.
The subcommittee # general mas.
senger agents will submit to the full
meeting an agreement for passenger
business similar to that recently drawn
up for freight traffic.
E. D. FuLFoRD, contracting agent
for the American Long Distance Teks-
phone and Telegraph Company, was.
arrested at indianapolis, charged With
attegipting tosbribe . grand juror.