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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,ivornoo, March 90 3:45 p m-Becf-Exra inca
mess nrm at ios. prime mess firm at GUS. d., ~
49, Wrstern inc urm at 5Gs 3i do medium hih ~
Sis 3D. Hans-short about II 10 10 10 S'eSuE a.
,1s Cumberland cut. about - t. ." H. Hu AZ
Ios ca short rib about - III. dull at 3-s; Tong ce
rniddlc ab~Ii IL H. dull SIS I'd; long ara s,ott ,
,ntdd'cs about ~ ~ du.l Els. shoulders apout -
f. is III steady at I'D Cheese-American hest VIM
steady AT ,.,s American finest coored sttady " 'I
TaiIow-I'rime city nominal Cottonseed oi.-Netpoo II
0ncI dull at "a. Spirits Of turpentlne st,3ns :.
"a Ppsin-t'ommon n stock. Lard -lFlme N',eiI'
spot dull at 3;s Sd. Wheat-No red winieE STEADY d,
~ al No red spring steady rs 2'.d. Flour 81 LOUIS
49, un,er du! AZ Gs. Corn-Mixed Western, spot
srrs3v AZ As $40 March steady at Is Sd. ApTi seadE
a; As ava; MAY steady at As 3.d. Hops al Lohnoh
lnnst firm NJ i2nt3
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opening. and close today and closing oos '"e

Market closed firm 1OGl3 points advance comp compass
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferring noetr
Gen Total bales. New YORK net ieCelpts
coo bales; gross 93l7. Exports: Forwarded 10 oae
sales 300: stock. $50. Total net rcceWtS
II 4u2 bales thus this week '+ot hHpNtS ~.
Great Britain. All bales Continent 35VU mus ldi
week Great Britain 1868 bales France 'l11, ol n,
and last light. officially reported For Gon'r|T
bales total 300. spot cotton quiet: middlns uPaus
GSc: midGling gulf 9-l6c which is sc up oo'hp"'eu
IiveIpool cabes--Spot cotton. large business doihe
sales 20 900 bales: additional sales TO-DAY oooo; az
American Speculation and export. 2V)o bales AneIcaI
10 600 recepts. $1,000: American, 2l"Vo moGhs ~
lands II nd Futures opened steady paitaE il1r
advance closed easy i2Q2 points advance Math Hi,e
AIS: March April 3l7n3lS April May. 3ltt2o MAJ Ilr
3igiss June-ju.y. ;2os JuyAugust $2lb; AugGst-sSp
,ennber 100. November December 326ss. peCeh'ot-
Januarv 27i Manchester-t0ths deaier than ast re-
port refuse 20 g On -. ~.
COFFFE-Thcre was decided inc-ease in the Noun'e o
business yesterday morning. and the improvement IN
fnued on "a fai. though the total was iaf IRON
heavy Iower cables caused depression ana selling va
general through the list which went of 10 points IN 'h
eary dealings. There considerable vNChahsiIs Va
ScDtenber for March and March TO May. wh,h netpe.
swell the total Fluctuations throughout No. ssr
Havre was quiet March "32j francs April $50 MAY
90 Is: June "a Hamburg quiet; March 80 ap. ~,
n IS: May 1850: June. I625 Rio nrm at o;%V ao
stock % 600 bags Cleararces for United states anu
Europe nil Santos market inactive and quotations nom
;nal Receipts 1900 bags. stock 80 900 bags Cleareu
from Rio steamship Rose, with 5000 pass m 40
closed steady al 5GiO points decline Sales were 'o
la1S
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tanned New South waes-s00 bales secured LOCKS ~
iecas 6i.TIod greasy 4699d do locks and pieces
I'D Notwithstanding bales: greasy ..aloi do ,oe 1,d@
ni.eas .5aiiyd Vicoria-7c) tales: secured 49, 49,
y Gi,d; d. locks pieces. Gddls I'd: greasy
do locks pieces. 5sq?i south
sco,red y, G!sd locks and pieces. 4tmll
3sGssi d. locks and pieces, 2,sGGNd West AusH ed
,DD bales secured 9i2d: do locks and pieces o,2a
greasy 4a7i.d do locks and pieces. 4.glgd
lands 700 bales secured. ldals li2d; 90 l3ck i@
ieces tisdGis greasy 5n9zd: do locks ana pieces ~
~ cape of Good Hope and Naal-JcO bales scoureu
,,sIrs al. greasy. JI5M6isd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains 10
Baltimorc., Warrington, Chicaxo, Cincinnati

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS:
Leave NewYork foot of Liberty-st daily for CHICAGO
:ao p; m and I'll night PrrlsBGRGi i:so p M
al 80 m. Dining Carr $50 Ca:aO p. M. sunday
trains r run daily Except s:so p NJ, -''' "'"s
NORFOLK, II 30 m, daily; 80 p. m. Elk. sun.
NEw-oRIEANs, Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
Ali trains Illuminated with PItsch light
Ticket Offices lis i72 2si. AIS lao Broadway 81 East
stations, foot Of Liberty 81, c r. r. OF n j.:
bagEaEs n I'M hotel o. residence 70 destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW.JERSEi.
tAntnIacite aoai used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals

tAntnGdcte
Four Automatic Block Signals
on AID AFTER DEC. 30, 1851
Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty-st
For Eastcn. Bethlehem. Alento~n Manch chunk &ex
Eas,on, $50 $40. 100 Allentown. r ~ SundayA
40 q - to Easton). a. n. 100 80 900 p. ~ a.,
For WIlkesb1re. Pittston and Scranton. $40 A. ~.
10 Iso .2o ssntsys Is i GSo A. a. ITO
80 ia, iao S:s' go NJ i2i1 f. n Iss "A
500. 80: p Il. r:i5 night, sundays 90 5:3o. coo
For sunbury. Lcwshrrc and wiIansport A. 40 500.
40 n ;lo 20 20 SUNDAY: 500 p bo,,
Bank .'' 40 sls suna.ys eTMc-D' Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40. s:lj !: II. i:i5 $40. 4:io P 81
neat, 40. s'l5 A. NJ. las 4:to p. "
For Atlantic City VIneand and Brdseton. 40 A. NJ.
Sa;;.Ts 81: ~ n,9 ~ 20 las AS. 80
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADEA PHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
,,sS ns: E A. ' g. f.s $50 80 sa: 'sGs
;iss' sTnsay ar rs. 90 s 49, lib i s 49,
For Ba,mc~t and WASHINGTON week days. 900. Il 70
cDInin~ Car, 4 NJ. 100: 40 200 Dining Car. G09
r. Isc 70 ~, .'s Dining cari 800 p N iaij nsh..
col a.. att LAO a23 Brosdway 1871 s.h.aye q Est
r inS5s Nw!Yo-k court's Futcn., Troos
vn: Broadwav williamsburg The New YORK Transfer
COMPANY viii a Tor and check baggage from hotel Or
residence to estimation.
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cash quotations follows Flour was quiet a"d !
~ sample 80 aed "t.n',sS NJ y coF br Ii% "a
80; NJ naSs,ei 81 ~ prime timothy 20, , seq - ~
p S $, %Gs 5s per .n " r ID %s ss Go
TO- dry fa 'S%G JOSS 100 S %hsk dstcrs In.
lshcd goods per gal -. cut loa; 81 81 gran
,.'' ,o ~ by ihc national Lnsccd on company
&c boiled Goc on the iro1nce hNshan me- rs, la
seconds. inl 'c EsEs easier fresh stock op o4'
o. patent, 81 soas3 To- d. fancy 3oas2 So do family
81 o. spring patent - Sass - do fancy. 81 onS2 W
j. family ;: g 81 - e w H1p, G% %nd unchsnscd
demand. corn o. Is offered market auiet tain , dc
y, mixed ~ ,rti -: 81 white. track ~, white car
H. o' o @y sfic ee% tiaSk g. b dSS
trica .a4c Pork quiet and easy mes Sll - 80
cf and se,,i@ - = prime Gcoc Dry solled meats
short r.c1r s.des o. steady Improved demand
lose shoulders. o.. So short rn tiH@'' ,i Ig5t
frn and active. sales c.? ibls At 81 -.
Milwaukee March 70 Wheat n store opened ,c high.
cr l@'c easier feeling PIcya% ana =, dsne d. %,
cycn E, ~ below Samples were qqi" ~ S'.th.,n'
49, 1scd The choices, sampics sid at Be while
- ~ sa,r were a. 5eic wcfs IN batter demand
and higher. s. white %:g@.'-g y > d. 5-G -
i,'c nrm anl higher q, '"3'.s n ~ .'in n.sne
ga hrn si - Ter M an N Hyar se' are s4adaaiy
80
meeting ihc views y seie.s Who are MN "a ~" oasi,
= 81 3(tS W o. choice haiG HfHs "n'A. PssIi., :.
wooI NY s,lG' AZ s,sa, 'sns.hS " t.c. AMI
81 2jp$ii;" for white iro,lson' are l'"er Mes
p,.k 81 - - sash an 81 90 May fflm' steam ''t"'
s. - cash ana 80 - MAY
Minneapolis. March p The tendency q wheat was
nfAin.' h" buil Interest Ut" news iayI.a le a.
j. ~ f'.i' ilf. "..'. ~ was, ~. o., 80. Iiiis
''''I l',,'''F ' .,-''' 49,, -. 20 90 '1',c
,.l '' -, - y,,I, I'm, ,h.t arc willing
in.i 80 on h arc W. 49, ~ 90. ~, n, c,i..
n '", '' a., IT., 800 .n- ,,s a. Ca on ,ra x
~. p'.t - .NN ."''', ~ y &, x-,t.--
=. h.' - ~. ,,,s .,,r,cr X, Z vtbi,c
.' ", 80 40 i.,,,- .,.,iy a, 81 l0ns3 q far
- 3d.. ~ .t,r,i,, . on mis-
l,..n.,,- IN 80 ,. I'm arm hut Sie sacked
.l,t,r % .,.,. nm tt.fL $40 o5qsle - fancy
a. :, a.
. 49, ,.. -, .,,.,, g. -.
Philadelphia. March - Jour hu)"fs oohtihu'' ~ a.,
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Majestic Mar 81. $50 MI Majestic Aprl - m
'Adrlatlc April .. noon 'Adratic. May 10
'Ieutonlc Apl. 10. $50 m. 'Teuonc. May \, m
britannia April II. noon britannia. May H. 10 "A m
From White star Dock foot OF West lOth-st
NJ COTTON CARRIED by PASSENGER STEAMERS
saloon rates, $50 upward according to steamer and To-
cotton 90 berth. Second cabin these from
800 according t. steamer Stcernsc from NcwYok. SlO
Prepaid tickets. SIS No 20 Broadway New-york. Phiia
do.phia Office. 400 Walru-st.
IT. MAITLAND KERsEY. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
LONDON WOOL SALES.

london. March 20.-Ncdum and faulty secured woods
sold brisky to-day Cape Of Hone and N,tns
steady and sold we'll American operators were moe
active. Their purchases thus far the present series
which will close March 30. aggregate 5000 bales on
April and sale Of low woods will be held Following
details OF the days transactions with the pricea OBJ
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. n:
Stations I'm New-NOrk foot of Barclay ana
ChristOpher streets. -
VEsTIbILEp HhhiINNTT:scH IitHr

Direct route NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAlR.
THE ORANGES summit Bernardsyille. BasSlns
Ridge Madison. MorristoNn, Passaic Paterson Boon
ton. Dover Stanhope. BUDD,S LIKE; LAKE no
ws:hins,shs PHI LIPshtRG. EAsToS. YATES
ToS. PITTSToS: WiLKEsBARRE; NANTrCoKE.
HAMroH OXFORD NORWICH watervls UTICA.
RiCHrIEiD SPRINGS Cortland. SYRACUSE. OS.
Woo ITHASA,, oWEGo. ELMIRA. coRNLN1.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7ao A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL. stops at principal
900 <. M-BuFrALo SCRANTON. BINGHAMToy,
UTICA RIcHFIFT.D SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSwEGO EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parlor Cars
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving go
200 p M~sCRANT'ON RtNGHAMToN an! ELMlRA
400 p M-sCRANToN wIIKEsBARRE and PLYM
Ot'TH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor
30 p Il)aily)-Bt Nao Nesiibulad Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. RrNGHAMTON ELNlRA. BUr-
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connect. AZ
Buffalo with train FOR Chicago. arriving at 9;33 m
go p n ipany)-BUFFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON. UTICA SYRACUSE and oswEGo EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At ~
Murray-st ami 100 Broadway Tickets at terry stations
7es and os2 ProaHvay 80 West e1th-s, as Columbus
ave New-York 33S and 726 Fulton st and - Broadway,
P-ooslvn Time tables giving ,ull Information at al
wFSTcOTT EXPRESS COMPANY Will call tcr and
check baggage hotel residence 20 destination
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EUROPE EGYPT AND PALESTINE.
~ Parties Mt frequent intervals Independent tickets
and Atlantic passages at lowest rates for any tour.
Foreign moneys Every facility and information.
TIiOs. COOK SON. 261 and L. 25 Bway, N. 7.
ofnciai Ticket Agents for all trunk Inca
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Ocean Steamers.
CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE
CHARLESTON ) c.. the South and sou,hw.s,
JACKSONVILLE and all Fiorid. point,
From per - T.. II. foot Of Roosevelt D. 2 D. m
Friday March
lIt'.l Us .Nund March
,HERDk Ri. Wednesday
All steamers have first ltss passenger
WIN T. CLYDE & co. General Agents.
Fla. Cent Penn. Fast L. & l.. Line Via Jacksonvi.
Great SO Freight ana Passenger Line via Charleston
T. q. Eyer. Gen ACT. SOL Bway. NJ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
WEST HORE R.K.

Trains leave West 40 station. New-iosA. a. '~'
lows. sad Is minutes earlier from loot FEanAA s"'
$3.50 4. VI. Daily. Local ~ Buffalo. o.,A.,..
0il5 A. VI. Daily for Albany Ctlca syracuse H'e"1''
Buffalo. Nagals Falls. Detroit. chicago s,,..,..
o,I5 L. NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal Ctca
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto pe'''"
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis. ana.
7,i5 H. H. Daily excep; sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo ....,..
S;I5 p NJ Daily Albany Utica. Syracuse. ochesss,.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit cleVelanc Inv
cago and ST Louis. Lam.
For tickets tables. OF local trains paro ana ssep
Accommodations apply city onices BEoohvn as
Hsv-Yorl, and az stations Time tables at principal
hotels For other Information address
G. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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CU\AKD LINE.

As TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
l.ucania Mich ~. ! y. M Aurnna. a L. u IN
Fuuria. -. .Mch 30 a. m. Cmbra. a IL. n M
from Pier 90. North River. foot OF Clarkson-st.
Cabin passage. 500 and upward Second cabin,
s45. according steamer and Recommendations "
SteeraGe tickets To and from all parts II Europe at
very tw rates. For freight and passage apply at tho
Company of1ce No 4 Bowling Green. New York
VERNON IL nROWN CO. t;eneral Ar.nta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
mr. ST.iTE or TRADE

r,,inor March .lFlour steady unchansea' s!s
ozn this Iyh@a nrnl; No . red Go7sG6c; March $3.50
dc: Ap.h Gia6llsc May 6li2g6lssc; steamer 40 5s
Gi.c stock. ESQ BUSH sales ZOO sS cG Nav %
1r seaer i0. i9isc Southern white corn ooc old
d. Yellow oa5oisc. stock $50 600 bush sales w.
~, - arm. No white Western. 3Id3Iisc NO
aiiSGS5c stock 2o5o Lush Rye nac5N@, no ooJ to
-. took Iy,DJ bush. Hay quiet ana nrHl'i so'" -.
"h,icc timothy S13dSi3 80 Ocean freiShts nm ~.
changed firm mddngs 81 u ,nI itc
go creamery 1920: ladlc do, l2H Toe ron
store packed GaiOc Eggs unsettled llg DE-
nrm: 80 :. iG'sc Sugar steady sranuateu' - w.
visions unchanged
Boston, March Colour firm Corn hp p,,r ouiet'
higher shorts quiet. Provisions hrm butter Iu'rn,
Wsrthcrn creamcrv 20a2lc: Western. lsa"oc Cheese
steady: Northern llizgllnc; western ,,bd.n
Eggs steady: Eastern l30l3sc; Western ana Mchlsan
l3c. =,
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o White:
Receps OF brcadstuns interior points in tiousaheS
asst three ciphers OOOJ omitted Flour oSls. grain ous'

March ...... 49,. 49,.
April ........ -. ....
May ........ zee.
The herald., 1895-07-03

Abbott and son. Worce,t ter, Mass; F. NJ.
Nattage. Boston. Mass. Mrs. Doilard.
Boston. Mass; A. L. Knight and wife.
Boston. Mass; NJ. Clifford. Boston.
Mass; Mrs. W. E. Cummings, Boston.
Mass. Mrs. r. p. Borden. Oxford Mass. F;
Mrs. Longley and daughter, Boston.
Mass; James McHugh, Boston, Mass. !;
Mrs. James McHugh. Boston. Mass. !;
Miss Mary McHugh, Boston, Mass; Mrs.
G. A. Banks, Boston. Mass; Gertie
Doud, Canton. Penn. Mrs. George My
gait, Boston, Mass. G. Weeks, Boston.
Mass; Miss Maria Packard. Topeka,
Kan. Mrs. S. c. Sheidler, A'tica, Ind. /;
Miss Addie Bye. Atlantic. Ia. Miss Sar-
ab Ping. Sperry. Ia: y. II. Patterson
and wife, Cleveland. O. J.W. Metzger and
wife, Cerro Gordo. Ill. Miss Tillie Kaet-
zer. Chicago, Ill.,; W. H. Buntley and
wife. Manhattan. Kan; Miss Jennie
Work. Van Vert. o.; Miss Mary Martin,
Van Vert. O.; Mrs. Baldwin, st. Paul,
Wis; E, H. Baldridge and wife, Buffalo,
n. y; Miss Shotts. Marietta. o.; Miss
Jessie NJ. Washhurn. Muscatine. Ia; Il.
W. Futcher. Philadelphia, Penn. Charles
Knox, Cleveland. o.; A. d. Butcner and
wife, Buffalo, n. Y; Miss NJ. Sargent,
Brookline, N. H.. Mrs. NJ. E. Walton and
daughter, Boston, Mass.
The herald., 1895-07-03
A NEW RAILWAY DEAL
Cuyamaca Road Said to Be Purchased
by the S. P.
The Prospective Fourth Of July Traffic and
How 1t VIII Be Hsnaged-Excursions
and Railroad Notes

From a source that seems perfectly re-
liable says the San Diego Sun, it is
learned that the Cuyamaca and Eastern
railroad has been secured by the Southern
Pacific and will shortly be made part of
that great system.
The plans, SO far as ascertained, are
that the Cuyamaca will be made the ter
minus of the Southern Pacific in this city,
the road traversing the most fertile por-
tions of this county.
The point of connection with the
Southern Pacific system is not yet known,
whether the line will extend southwark
from Tustin or from Riverside. 1t is
positively known that the Southern Pa
cific has man now in the field on the
former quite, securing rights of way, ard
that the right of way through the Santa
Margarita branch in Orange county h; s
been secured at q cost of $40, 600. A leitt +
from P. Huntington has heen seen
wherein he says that upon his return 10
California he will take steps to secure
the right of way through the lands of his
CORES pondent, whose property is on that
land.
I On the other hand the indications point
to the building of the extension of the
Southern Pacific road from Cotton to Riv-
erside and on down into this county,
passing through Riverside county and
tapping the Fallbrook and Escondid o
country. while the Cuyamaca will be ex-
tended through the Santa Maria 10
meet it.
That the work is likely to be pushed
ahead is assured by the fact that some
months ago the Southern Pacific negotiat-
ed the sum of S35, 900, 900 of bonds on the
London market and portion OF this
money, it is said, is to be. used in the
building of extensions iuto new fields.
The activity of the Southern Pacif
throughout Southern California has arous-
ed much interest and its moves in this
direction will he closelv watched
The herald., 1895-07-03
THE S. p. RAILWAYS PLANNING
Safety and Speed the objects That Ar
Sought


Sought
Some of the details as given in divis-
ion order No. ~. issued by Assistant Di-
vision Superintendent.P Prior, affecting the
movement of trains between Los Angeles
and Santa Monica on the Fourth will be
interesting to many.
1t will be appreciated that the handling
Of thirty-three trains, many OF them fol-
lowing each other so closely as they do
during that portion of the day, when
most people desire to start for the beach,
or to return from it, requires careful plan
ming.
The avoidance OF unnecessary stops is a
desideratum. Ordinarily trains stop at
Clement Junction, turn the switch reg
lister, and set the switch again tor the
main line. There is also stop made at
Grand avenue crossing, in the absence of
a iiagman, in order that it is certain the
way is clear. These two stops will be
eliminated by detailing a switchman to
be located at Clement Junction and a
fagman at the Grand avenue crossing
A temporary telegrph office will be estab-
lished at CienegA siding, and an opera
tor will be on duty constantly. A relay
engine will be stationed at Santa Monica
| and another at Arcade depot. The first
! train arriving at Santa Monica will lie
turned Immediately back for Los Angeles
the engine taking it down to be cut off
and the relay engine backing onto the
train, in order that no delay may De cx-
perienced in starting. In the meantime
the engine taking the train down will be
turned, coaled and watered, ready to
handle the second train. The same will
be the procedure at Arcade depot with
the SPECIAL trains. The regular trains
will be handled in the usual manner
The road-race special leaving at s 80 a.
M, will make no stops after leaving Uni
versity. The judges special will have its
head car locked in readiness for the occu-
patton by the judges, who will leave the
starting point of the race, at the corner
of Fifth and Olive streets, at 8 o'clock in
a special bus, to be driven directly to the
Arcade depot where the car will be
opened for their accommodation, and at
| 9:l0 the train, drawn by one of the pow
erful hill monkey motion" engines, will
/ make the run. as predicted by the rail-
road people, in twenty minutes.
one OF the prominent railroad officials
in conversation with reporter, advises
the concentrating of traffic as much as
possible to the Arcade depot, for the rea-
son that five of the trains start directly
from there, and nearly as many more
make no stops after leaving there.
The herald., 1895-07-03
BURNED A VACANT HOUSE
Inceudiaries Endeavor to Dispose Of an
Unwelcome Building
The Police Are Endeavoriag to Locate
the Firebugs and Will Take It
Warm for Them

An alarm of fire was turned in at 6
o'clock yesterday morning for blaze at
the corner of Ninth and Wall streets. The
department was upon the ground in
good time and saved tho building after
some effort. The house was an eight
DOM cottage belonging to eX-Councilman
McGarry and was recently removed from
Seventh and Main streets. origin SUP
posed t. have been the work of an incen-
diary. This is the third fire within the
past few weeks that has been attributed
to frebugs and the police are on the
watch for the perpetrators. This latest
outrage was discovered to have originated
in the kitchen Of the cottage, where pile
OF oil-saturated rags had been placed and
ignited. The only clue is that it may
have been done by some one opposed to
the removal of the cottage to its present
location. The loss is placed at $500.
The herald., 1895-07-03
RAILROAD NOTES

Tne attractions at Redondo tomorrow
The Hawaiian band. the Rebaglitati
quintette ana Jules Levy, the cornetist.
will furnish music. The Hawaiian div
ers, jumpers and swimmers Will be on
hand to entertain the crowd. A jump of
$50 feet into the water will be made, and
providing that there is surf at all, plen.
ty of surf-riding will be seen.
Opportunitis for visiting Santa Monica
on Jnly 4th will not be lacking. The
Southern Pacific railroad on that dav will
send down sixteen trains. while seven.
teen trains will be run from Santa Moni-
ca to the city.
The last train Will leave Santa Monica
for the city on the Fourth at 10 pm. :.
A Phillips Rock Island excursion left
for the east Yesterday. Thirty eight per-
sons were in the party.
The herald., 1895-07-03
A Great Celebration

The glorious Fourth is again coming.
We have prepared ourselves for it. Our
patrons could not wait. but have long age
started to celebrate. About our new ere.
ations-we say new, because they are
new-they have captured the town. We
do not have to fill our show windows full
OF styles that have been shown all season.
The Anna Gould. Brittapia, Ailsa, Ida
Claire. etc; are the latest eastern sue
ses Just the we proper n hats for this season. v,e'
Also large assortment of children white
hats. entirely new. Fifty different quail
tiles in white leghorn fits. II you want
new. clean goods at lowest prices. call al
Haker's '.illnery. 257 South Spring
street. CO ner Third. Remember we dc
what we say.
The herald., 1895-07-03
TO PROF. p. W. SEARCH
The Evening Of Friday Designated for the
Reception

The honor that is to be psaid to Profes.
sor P. W. Search Will take the form of a
reception, and not banquet, as has been
enormously stated. Last night the gen.
tleman received communication from
the citizens committee, copy of which
is here given:
Professor p. w. Search: Yours of July
1st is at hand, and we are gratified 10
know that you will accept.
We beg to set the evening of July 5th
as the time for the reception. We shall
request the board of directors of the
chamber of commerce to rent us the ex-
hibit hall. and hope tomorrow to be able
to announce to the public that the recep-
tion will take place there. Very truly
yours, CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
The herald., 1895-07-03
Record Breaking Train Service Julv 4

Thirty-three trains-16 to and l. from
Santa Monica. We are prepared to handle
heavy traffic. Rock ballasted road bed ;
that means fast time and no dust. Plen-
ty of trains, plenty of coaches; that means
seats for everybody. Trains leave Arcade
depot 500, 30 (road race specially. 9:10
Gudges' srecaD. 9:12. 9:35, 9:55, 1O:5O a.
m., II m.. 90, 10, $3.50, 4:20. 5:15. 30.
6 :25, IL: 90 pm. Returning afternoon trains
begin leaving Santa Monica 3 pm. Last
two trains leave 7.15 and 1000 pm.
Southern Pacific's round trip so cents.
The herald., 1895-07-03
Marriage Licenses

Albert Daneke, native OF Missouri,
aged 26 years, was yesterday licensed to
wed Lena Marie Reimer, a native of New
York, aged IS. Both reside in Los An
geles.
Ernest A. Lillingston, Australia. o6,
resident at Riverside; Anna Corson, Eng
land. 81. resident at Santa Monica.
Hugh L. Rice, California, 30; Annie NJ.
Thompson. Missouri. %; Los Angeles.
William H. Law. Iowa. 3d. May Brust,
Illinois, %; San Diego.
George Derbfuss, Germany, %; Mary
Rasmussen, Denmark. 26; Los Angeles.
Frank Moir, Canada, SO: Lizzie Gard.
ner, Iowa, 21; Los Angeles.
Get wedding and visiting cards from H. NJ
Lee & Bro, printers and engravers, l4o North
Spring. They are specialists in this line.