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New-York tribune., 1895-05-02

bs Wheat strong spot and May Sc et gne
No red das.c southern BY SAMPLE tVm Goo 90 S,. on
grade. c''t@6szc. stock 1900 bush 5s nskeG June
5l.05isc july 52sa52c; Adgas' 5$.1 % be Sos steamer M
sock $500 bush sacs 1000 oas ag,st, and
siocE 1900 bush Hay sisaiy u9shansed ,. Ocean &
1shs th' .ssdS q1ssSnfT1 . SSfso' S 81 fgl o Da
so 1o sdcs and Seer sides ia. nc %ad isrd SIC Butter
steady fancy creamery, 2oG?2 a5le hMc' err Na s'o
packed sai2c. Esss 'teady. i2sc coffee ifH'' NO =
i6c sugar strong: granula;ed. 81 "a ~.
Boston May Ioa. tss a,i fsrn nae F% qas' ga
creamery lsa2o western isoles chese % dal, En. NaIin @
en- DID, SG nv c,ie and Michigan i4sgI5c
Baaao May i.-snring whcatGood nqary ga esFiy. , ou,
the advance checked iraje No Northern was all e'9ssd ss
s SP a, avsr Chcao july sales 10, bush ~ hard i2
5000 bush No Norhc5n 4 o6 72g7 & e. %n.fr TeG gsc s
store closing. cia", 10 orcFinS' Of s,S' g geoa.
Corn higher soans .ls",; no esr gra4es here sales
;.'aS ooo s's,n tns ~ ca.n m los,a56c closing: 80
9uie, weak sai,s. track. 10 white 3S<c. 30.
ars 10 40 & S'f rack 20 cars ' chslcc white ssc
Rye h1n car 30 sod zoe stoTe' d fioSr aaS canal
chicago. May 1.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat opsnr ags nsh;,' L0ws: CO.. c0',as II
sa,f,emscr sef ::. c5 -. er.Gc5 cS7' Gi'ac'
Corn. No. . 10
Y. l:.... .,.;S e .''-es &: q 81 :s
oats No. 2. %
May .............. S'.s
June o. ~ o. Leps os-.I1J
July .............' - -o'se-' -''F-'
Mess pork per bbi. oo
Nh ....... sliso siooo 80 $i20o
Jgy .............. i2l2,r i,s23 = = 30 20 = =
September ........ l-J's l. 80 10"
Lard. per 100 ID. ~
May ......-....... bps's 30 60 Gs5
July ..-.......-.-. or-1 ~ oD
September OJ''s ~ "o'7'
Short ribs. per 100 ID. -.
July .............. 622is G2''a 9 29 = a.
September u AZ biV ""-1
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West i2a ST. station. Ncw-lofk, as ioi'
lons and il. rliutes ea..lt. from loot fTaLAn ST.
$3.50 a. VI. Ja..y. Local 10 bJiia!o' . p..s.s,.,
mix A. Nj pv FOR Albany, Utca. syracuse Rochester
Bufao. NlAsala Fails Detroit. chicago. e...,,..
h. VI. Da!y FOX Albany Monu .a Itca sy.assse'
Roche ,tcr. Bunalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto pe"o'"
..i5 =. VI. Daiy' cHcept sunday for Utica. Syracuse
Newark. Rochester and Buffalo. - ,..,..,a.
S;I5 4. Vi. Daily Albany. Utica. syracuse f'ocies..
Iunao Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit Cleveland Ch
For tickets time tables os local trains. paror and sleep.
inl ar acclrnnodatJas apply city oHces brooklyn ani
- and M Time tables a. principal
hotels. other information address.
g e. LAMBERT. Gencla Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02

in wheat and Deliveries Of oats at were
g. ooo bush. The market steadier ~ .er cerna
under tie influence II better tone IN , ot,,,
The spo, market quiet. but higner ~ ecvator ond
Sales included 5000 bush =. May price h ,s,r ,
lc oyer May delivered: MAY closed at 80 III Az"
No white. at 36a. N37c icoJo bush tIa,k "'"
4oc. BAs 1EY-Narkei entirely nominal
Market nominal Quoted Western "a 4c. 60 "a
Market steady. Quoted: Clover. good gi.o.s '' "''
high grades. 50 s5asl0 25. timothy. - ?og$" o.
We give fcI comparison the closing nIi9cs ear pre-
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEN|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlandt and Desbrosses 80. J.
40 A. VI. daily FOR MACcH CHUNK and intermediate
s'l'i.aa .,..u,y, pofurEcTEp RIFF.
rAi6 NiAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE ana M
he Wesi an plman yestibule Sie.pe 70 Chicago.
40 4 NJ daily for NAuCH CHUNK and ,nterine-
a.. ,t,s connections Reading and Harrisburg .
,oo j.. VI. daily except sunda f9r ELMhA "a ana pa an
,erreite stations connections for PottsNiie and HeAa-
i,r. chai-.car 10 Wilkesbarr'. =, ,,,r,,
i.iO T. VI daily. except sunday for l.. sn1 b ~:
IS ri nr,,cipal intermediate stations Pullman buHe'
,tr,r.c.r u Wkesblrre; connections for p1,rsy"n
t.sO T. VI. daily, except sunday ioT "oN Ia iH''i
I-f,f,D and intermediate siAtions ....to,.
..,s ~ daily FASTON and In n,ermeilate stations
C,oo H. VI. daily Ior BUFFALO HlAGAHA FALLS.
and all polr.s vest Pullman sleeper vesuoucd ualn
c,nner,lorq for Reading ard iiarrishurg
U,,o p w. daily except sunday. for Easton ana inter-
"n.oo T., W. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHEs-
-, tt 'r-r'ArO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
W. Pullman sleepers 10 Chicago and Bunao. ChaiF-
Tccis and Pullman accomm2daons At 80 Sy, ga
ara non Rroadway ~ East l4th ST. Low East -oth al
Ncv York: 500 Fulton 81. Court St. 9s Broadway and
-h w yox rrans,e- Co. will cali FOR and check bag.
gs, from hotel or residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
nAlTIHoRT. AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast ExpIcss Trans TO .,....,
n.t,,mnrc. MashfmgtOn. Chicago, Sihcihn"A'
1N ~ IN kAiulA w est.

p1.ffiMNT CAR SERVICE on ALL TRANS, co
LeSve La nv and Il Is MALT PiTisnIRG 80 p m
S.Sa Sns p. M. WAsliNGToN BALTIMORE: BAL sunday. NJ
q q oo w ~ m Dining Carr 900 p. M 1915 night All
IAN. run daily except $50 p. m. Co.
Sew oRLFANS Eeanok.. EAs,ol ana CHATTANOOGA
trcueb Pullman Sleeping Car. D y m, day
II" .u ,rain, i,ulnr i.cd with Pintsch light y, ~.
Ticket noes: 49, l72 o6i 4iH llo broaaway; o. las!
I,i,cn. its n.' foot ot Liberty ST.. G r. r. of n
S.v York Transfer Company VIII can ior aho cnecs
h.gg,ae from hotel residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02

The street que bat s,saax, . a,e hT The market
ga'ea a, eoce 1ee e; bu, about steady We note sne' on on
aso mag bags central American 800 bags Maraca'o'' vi
private terms
FLOUR AND MEAI-The marke, IS nrm at ,nISns Iedf on
is but e demana Is very snf asT ona they ae ndf
S"rent TIE trade seems be fairly well IN
a i marked dispatch SAYS Sa, under a. one one
Ave large -four mills have eypenses The mills
merged are the sanderson Phenix Raisy fn,ews: 40
S'ss S ~n.s 5s ,ssSsi 70 SS s5 g
8 c2 SS Sc9 Sy Rssn s. ey . ssats fs 3
tss city extra 2s 0oass 700 ssls s'y 70 psl 70 az
s. ye 81 5 S Ss s's eas as OSs y s1T T F. s2 90
Msss sna soS :'esay ,ty: S.: s. 'ss a. & 20
S sasamos g 20 Wf.,esn a"a su
ace5 !? iSs Fss 81 aas yss g suSes 1Sa q q
SssFs: s;as sscqs1 s sd 50 sa5@ l s5,G
s2se; 5omny e6GP ,s.s sg'?s cssst sS0"'es' meal
GRAIN-wHEAT wheat msrks. "e9jnes onse0 steady
and improved & ~ os sIe o s, an Nay con,rac Most
Of tS. the beag 51"s at "s ssnd The the we, e d
f.yeTsoe o T s,h hver @rn1s 2coo Macn
l. and 10000 bush MAY s caes TIE ''d, 'Iverpo5
hgT M To a Rn ni 2 marks higher than at se cpenHs is
document Well crop cpndon IN Ren,uc ennessse
Msryana IN the greater Ps' rdea %, and in
Gon except northern portion F@n o and oregon
& ,ea IN @ Ina'qS h improved Michigan N tar
except some central toohIs sTeeiy and IN
,hr n-on has improved In western p'i' ,,n.d nm
A., Central much has been lnsra the
.aS ,.e ,-'n,,d sown other grain III ,n" else
IN southern c"ui up
,rSsre u IA. been mostly whtc-kIlen anu pnd growing
c~ons Spi4ng whea' Is coming up ar ar snn,hcrn
-, - Iakotas Minnesota bat IN rhe snaci,ng
,,i,s ~ be las State the late sow
wheat at spring VIE
ve,e 7lD Gncludinr 'hlcago ~
nnSy ~ winter against 1871 80 bush ast y'a, Isl
gansi 81 32s bush. total. 41os35 brsh shnsh
1se snsn: exports 7O7 bush against lVp. and
n.p- .he afternoon the market was more ~ revs
th ,,der the Influence OF noe fai"rabie rn ng
,-a1ars who sold early covered freely ~, ,.rke,
H.. arsre ~ mi &c higher than yesterday -, h,s
81 ,vbeai was nominal in absence or lnpo ~. is.c
res. o,oed AT nc May In store ior 20 MAY
on..d a, ssz.c No hard spring quoted Al o. sr under
6a,sysred 80 cORN-corn opened about sc u.aa,hsr IN
~. tnnncnce OF large receipts and fayoreMe Wav
he clyn telt There few deliveries oi
,,sc Toward the market became M nv we're
light I.ycrpoo stocks oi cotf'
sas GO bush against 10000 bush Marsh ;vaaher cror
Husb Nav l. 1894 The Government weekly ~ W,nneso,a
ps,n yenor,s that planting has begun ~ Ohio In
sna ts nrocressing in Maryland Pennsy1h' ~ southerr
disns illinois Iowa and South Dakoth ~, cu,,ivatel
e,s,s. rnuch OF Is and ~ De'nr ss,.sssirp
Some damage Is being done by cutwofhs ~ IN con
ana Ksntrcky There considerable Tho mar
tracts during the afternoon and prices The rpo
market was fairly active with sales St ,b sU No mxet
10 arrive al 64kc b anost May pom cn., "a O1
ia ooo bush No . corn. 63ym537sc, o An 600 tusi
6ush steamer yellow. 53&054c delvereo: htLc 49,.
Sesmer May price elevator May eioSea scaturciess
ATs-The market for oats opened & hu ms % %,mprovemen
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
fAnthraci,c coal used exclusvely)
Four tracks Autonatlc bl9ok slghaisa

Four tfacks Automatic Block signals
on AND AFTER DECEMBER 3D. 1884
Trains leave station ioot OK LioertyIS s Ssu,k Ac
For Eason Bethlehem Allentown MAu1n Shln Iso s:co
"a Eastanj 40 5:4j 7:3o to Alientown H. sundays
t:3o q Is 10 Eas,on) A. NJ 100. 30 100 a,S q: a.
10 20 4 so p ~ suncays. f:3o 4; NJ =, ,,o
For Reading at $780, SEQ. 91o lop, llD A. "a,
sc 100 800 ~ 3o oS ~ Ms nsni y nsst. San'a''
- = ra|rrsiur. ~ at 30 90 9:i0 A. ~. 10. 80 ~
s.oS s:i5 p NJ. 1915 night Sundays. l;V' 90" ''0'
i ~ 1915 night. ,,-.,,..,.,o-, ~ 4 40 400
alo NJ io. i.so 30 p. NJ SUNDAYS. 600 p ~
Pleasant 100 s5. II 30 A. ~. 80 lfo , sSfv r ocssn Ian
Dark. AIS. 40. e;io ~ sundnysp tsc" o'sN"
Grove and Ashury Park. 900 N. - = a.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 s:l5 a. ~. As. 40 40 p NJ p,,.
Fer Ta5pi1sfsis 5a ssfs imi 81 ss. H'fr 4.o
For Atlantic C!t. yineland and B'idseton '''o A' ~"
- F, = Monn,ou,h Beach seabrght snd Hshands 90
Say,'nk, , y, santas: tS0 eS s:co A. 81 zoo p. II,
R0YAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTlAoRE AND wAsHi'"'
,,5 FS5 ,Ir ffaaepn pnT g. 40 $50 400 Buffet Pa5loE
ca3' 800 1Dinnr carr. 600 5;so So p NJ i.s' ii.so
S sn sqnsas ga tS SS SG 2 H. 'G .s Sh"ns ' a. m
baltimore ana washng,on week days 200; oo 80
cjinns csrl A ~ 80 $50 Sto 1pnnf sn ffD,nng Carr
e. 40 soo Dining Carr 500 p. NJ. l2;i5 night =.
Tickets ana paror-car feas can De aaa p-aodway
Liberty ST. ii5 i72 col 40 94 lao -, s2s w
;s7 oh ave- 81 Eas l4,hs' IA Eas, sn
i35,h.s, 25 columbus ave. Nsw-fork .oIr,.st IT, a
f,-oatlvn: Broadway. williamsburg lhe
york Transier Company Will call FOR and chee" Dag
gage from hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
IMPORTS TODAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

80 M N nm na.en. n0ur. 2 g
Iron NJ iouhN'E IN ~ s,rsr irran,lated.. 1916
- No soi'-.''''' cn iNSi,rsae - X prlrre
e:eei rails ~ iC..s dressed lG0b Cis
leac O so -fo,k n,ess......... IL 80
S,5tp, Lard. prime O
Wnea', ,,' '~siloy ,riue.... fss
Corn. - mixed - a. i,f 81" farotiy l2 90
Cotton. mldlius l3-l beei Haihs' -"'
C,Nee " 10
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
A DyERrIsEMENTs AID sysscWRTIoTss For For

A DvERTIsEMENTS AID sIbsCtsIF IIVN,sS, EvN ETSN
cnIvEp Al THE GPfowN OFFICE No LA: Broad
Nav 2i door north Of Thirty -nrst-5,.: and ADVER.
TisEMENTs at the following Branch ,zs oricss sss
~ Fourthave.. Fourteenthst go Thircave; Io0
Thirdave. cor. Forty seventh-st io2b Ihrd-ave near
Sixty LOS Frstaye LOG West Forty seconds
liz Columbus b2 Avenue \; 1873 Ihirdave 2o7
West Forty secona-s l6lo Secondaye; 5o} Thirdayes
1888 Thirdave 2oa Third between one-hundfsa'
A. the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one.hundred. and
2i2 West One-hund nd twenty FIFTH.
a., and Orehur drsd- forty nfth St. W -
n M. a. regular Office rateA
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02

IL ror la Guayra Puerto Cabeo. Curacao and Mara
calbo via Curacao. frcm Perrepoat stores brooklyn
s. s. VENEZUELA :...... Wetnesday NAY Ma, 10 ! p m
g : Saturday, Nay p m
These American steamers expressly for the trade
have superior accommodations for rasseneers
"-N ~N'~ pOt'LTON, BLISS & DAL'icTT.
General Managers. l35 Front-St.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
COOKS TOURS.

a A. o,- ,wo N,w-york offices. UPTOWN at 70
Rroadway and DOWNTOWN at 26t Broadway. we htss
every facility for European and American trave' s1s.
neni.n, ocean and tickets 10 all points ano
sions under personal at regular Intervals
theVorM Parties under Personal Escort lesVe san
cisco Aug "a oct and Vancouver Nov H. fF0s'a''ne'
and al Information free on applcatoa'
"'N --' ' TffOS. COOK a son,
Crcia, Ticset Agents for all Trunk Lines ..
noston 3. Philadelphia. s2s Chestrut-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
clMTpMNle@MONA
WHITE STAR LINE.

n. .r.,,o,,c .Juns g. So "A.
sreuton,c May n m ,Ieu,on,c rn 20 IA a N
Brannic May 10 10 a. m E.ltaln,s -'S S,,s 10 un
sMaestic May -, p IN MaJestS. ss % in
From White star Dock. foot q We,, i0.n-s, @ ,Srps
40 ca,T-roN CARRIED BY PASSENGER sTf.AMI.Nss
Saloon rates 500 upward according to sa.r, a'a from
s55 upwards according to seamer ssee-rase - tro New
York $40. Prepaid tickets. $io' no. 80 o'"' '
io'n i"' II MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
CNSTM GERMAN LLOYD S. S. CO.

These steamers land passengers at SOUTHAMPTON On "
quay alongside special railway trains for LONDON.
OELRICHS & CO., Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02

"A EUROPE Popular prices $40 and gp;r ToeGa
q ARK rot RIsT AGENT. III BROADWAY, NEW
yOpk O,lcia Ticket Agent Pennsylvania ans Erie f =.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-02
CLYDE LINE.

III
"A. CHARLESTON. y. G.. the South ana sou,n"ss"
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida poln'55
From pier 10 T. X. (.oot OF Rocseyelt-s'l, ,.
ALGONQUIN. Charleston and Jacsson' sa,sly %sy
SEMINOLE. Charleston only. W eulessay :
fpSoi,Ois Jacksonvie direct. .Wecnesday May
CHEROKEE Charleston and JacNsonv..e Iona
All steamers have frst-cass passenger aeco,'
-" WIN p. CLYDE CO. General agen'',y
Fla Cent Penn. Fas. r. r. Lac wa JasSsons~
Great Freight and Passenger Line va E Eway Y
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-12
per linear foot; sewer, complete. Sis pei

per linear foot; sewer, complete. $1.lS pei
linear foot.
Referred to the board of pubic works.
To improve Eighth street from the east
line of Lake street to the west line OF
Grand View avenue-Dodd & O'Gara pro-
posed grading and graveling, Sl.S0 per
linear foot; curb SOC per linear foot; gut
tiers 1sc per linear foot; sidewalk, lilo
per square foot.
Robert Sherer proposed, grad ing and
crawling, $l.95 per linear foot; curb, SOC
per linear foot cutters loo per linear foot
sidewalk, lie per square foot
Referred to the board of public works.
To sewer First and Hope stree's-George
Barnes proposed, sewer com plete. 99c per
linear foot; ]. Z. Mansfield, sewer COM
plete, $50 per linear foot; b. Lorenzi
sewer complete, 99c per linear foot; 5. J..
Edwards, sewer complete $l.04 per linear
foot; French & Reed, sewer complete.
SLIP per linear foot; Nj. Zuretti, sewer
complete. si26 per linear loot; Gsorge
Cordell, sewer complete, $l.12 per linear
loot.
Referred TO the sewer committee.
TO sewer Eleventh strset-George Banaz
proposed for the sum of $1.25 per linear
foot for sewer completes; J. = Mansfield,
1927; $. j. Edwards, $115: French Il
Reed, $l.20; NJ. Zuretti, sips; George
Cordell, Sl.32.
Referred to The sewer committee.
To furnish land for market place-T.
Wesendanger offered to lease the north
half of block 81, Ord's survey, having
800 feet on Flower street, 800 feet on
Pearl street and $50 feet on Eleventh
street, on the following terms: $500
per year for first two years, $500
per year for next two years 5000
per year for next two years, 5000 per
year for next two years, $500 per year tor
last two years, payable quarterly in ad-
vance, lessee to pay all taxes and assess
ment during the term
j. NJ. Davies offered to lease tor ten
years part of the J. n. Davies tract, lying
betwee.i San Pedro and Vino streets and
fronting 81 feet on First street, running
through to Second street, a frontage OF 30
feet on Second street. ith an outlet on
Woodwork court, on the following terms:
The sum of SC per square foot per an
nun for the first three years of said term,
the sum Of &c per square foot per annunl
for the next four years and the sum OF &c
per square loot PSI annum Tor the last
three years. rents payable quarterly.
The above were referred to the special
market committed.
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The city attorney was instructed to
bring condemnation proceedings against
tue property of Mrs. Banning on Hill
street, and the request OF the street super
intendent for ten additional street labor
ers was referred to the finance commlttse.
The recomme dation of The street SUI
perintendent that the city purchase OF E.
Il. Donegan certain gravel was referred to
the supply committee.
On motion of President iced the finance
committee was instructedto ascertain and
report TO the mex: meeting of the coun-
Gil the amounted demands upon the cash
or genearl fund eacn month during the
fiscal year together with the monthly al
lowance on this fund allowed in the an
nual estimate and apportionment.
The chief of police reported that accor-
ding TO instructions he haG detailed an
officer to investigate the reported sale OF
gravel from the river bed by various per-
sons and there is some foundation for the
rumors upon the subject. 1t was decided
to have the city clerk inform the persons
interested that they must desist at once
from charging the public any tolls Tor
using certain privately constructed
bridges.
The supply committee reported favor
ably a requisition from the street super
intendent's Office or $272 worth of III ~ Der
to be used in the repair OF Flrst-strest
bridge, and the same was allowed.
The ordinance OF intention to improve
Bush street by private contract was re-
ferred to the board of public works.
The contract OF John Redman to build
the central police station guarantees
that the bildng will De ready for &C.
cupahcy by May 1, 1896.
A representative OF Sells Bros circus
came before the council and wanted to
know whether or not the circus license
could be reduced for the benefit of his
aggregation. which will be in Los An
gees next September. The matter was
debated pro aud con, and it was the
general feeling that the ordinance will
hove to stand JUST as 1t is.
Before adjournment the council passed
the final ordinance creating the Main
street sewer district, IN which is located
the county hospital property. The ex-
pense of the proposed improvement had
for months been bone or contention
between the city and county authorities.
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------------
ENGINEERS REPORT

This city engineer Yesterday filed with
the city counnil tie following:
The petition OF W. C. Harrison and
others representing n majority, | pre-
sent an ordinance of intention to grade.
gravel curb and sidewalk Lake street.
between Eighth and Ninth streets. -
Adopted.
I'm the matter OF thu petition from
Johnson & Keeney company. | have TO
report that ii represents majority OF
the frontage affected by the change of
grade requested, but the grade asked for
is an impraCtichbe one inasmuch as it
would leave about 800 feet OF the street
next to Toherman street without drain
age. Referred to the board of public
work :.
Final ordinance changing and es-
tablishing tho grade of Castelar, street,
from Bellevue avenue to Ord street. l"
Adopted.
Final ordinance changing and estab-
fishing the grade of the east side of
Buena Vista street, from Temple street.
for a distance of $50 feet north Ado pied.
Final ordinance changing and estab
fishing the grade of Kip street. from
Seventh street to the angle in Kip street
between Seventh and Orange streets"
Adopted
Ordinance OF intention to establish
the grade of Twentieth street, from Fig
ueroa street to Grand avenue" Adopted.
I'm the matter of the petition from
B. +. Orr ana others, | have to report
that | presented an ord nance on Novem-
Der 4th changing the grade of Buena
Vista street as requested in this pc
tiuon." Filed.
Ordinance of intention to change
and establish the grade OF Clay street,
between Third ana Fourth streets"
Adopted.
Ordinance of inten,:un to construct
a sewer on rhirtJfirst street, from Main
street to Grand averue.'
''Ordinance Of intention 10 construct a
sewer on Thirty-frst street, from Grand
avenue to Figueroa street" Adopted.
''Ordinance of intention to establish
the grade of Marion avenue, from Ken
sington road to Bellevue avenue"
Adopted.
Ordinances of intention to esta blish the
grade OF Rosamond avenue, Fourteenth
street and Newton street were also re-
ported.
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rIARKET SITES OFFERED

The following proposals were received,
opened, examined and publicly declared
in open council ycrster day:
To improve State street from the south
line of Fourth street to the north line OF
Fifth stIeet-W. b. Palmer proposed,
grading and gra yelling 100 per lineal foot
curb, each size. l5c per linear foot; gut
ers. 10c per linear foot; sewer, complete,
$l.l5 per linear foot.
G. NJ. Moody proposed, grading and
crawling. 95c per linear foot; curb. lSc
per linear foot; cutters, 13c per linear
loot; sewer. con'piete, SIC per linear foot.
Stansbury & Moore proposd, grading
and graveling, complete, $l.1O per linear
loot; euro, lSc per linear foot cutters, l5c
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DRS. BING & LUKE,
l114 South rlain St. Bet. / 18th and
18th, Los Angeles, Cal.

CALICO. Cal, Oct %, 1895.
l came to Los Angeles very sick with
my stomach and heart trouble and afflct-
ed with nervousness: | had such pains in
my side that | was obliged to quit woIk
and come to Los Angeles to be doctored.
Having consulted European physicians
without obtaining relief, my friend B.
d. Uaggett. whom you cured, recon-
mended you to me. l have taken your
treatment five weeks, and now 1 am we'll
and able to work again. eat we'll and am
growing in weight. | recommend Drs.
Bling d. Luke's treatments to the public.
They are first-cass physicians. Please
use my reference. Yours respectfully,
JOHN +. CONNELLY,
Calico Machine Shops, Calico. Cal.
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NEW CARPET STORE

NJ. Iu5 BKOA0WAf
W ear. selling a the following prices:
Moquet carpets, best, 81 yard
Tapestry carpets, soc yard
Ingram carpets, SOC yard
Ing AIN stair carpets, zoe yaed
Mating, lUc yard
l.inoleuin 40 yard
kugs, door n ats, cheap
CA JUDD, Broadway and Four
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TIA S. Main Street

Located in the healthIest portion of the
city. Those who are afflicted with any
kind Of sickness are invited to call at the
doctors office, if the other medic mes
have failed. The doctors use only hei BIS
and pure vegetable remedies to treat all
diseases. which are i'm ported direct from
China. Female troubles and weakness
es pecally and reasonably treated. Pa
tients living III the ountry can be treated
and receive medicine by mail. Examina
iton, consultation and medicine free to
all patients on first application The doc
tors IMPORT al herbs direct from China.
On sale at the sanltarium.
Write for information; address to, or
take the Main street horse cars to their
place.
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Drs. Bing & Luke
HERB SANITARIUM

The celebrated Chinese herb physicians
who have so successfully praoticed both
in Chira and America for the last twenty
years, have lately opened a new sani-
tarium at