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New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
TIE STATE or TRADE.

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2s ~ a27c saalry @G2, n,,. Eo%aF< ql
80: sou,hSrn Whit. liars yellow. 2ap2sc s'o,k
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brsh ~ nrmer. 80 . n.''hj. Hismt?c' Nn : Wesi
mo,h% rn sia ;ousi, Grain freight. qu' and stead,
steam =, iAv.rpool 3hd 'nIary, "I ''%'r9. % ,,. E
niad.,nes 7c. Conee ou't at 1o' Other articles IN
po-,on. Doc 2o-riour dull. but held nr.nsr: spring
patents 81 1873 - sl'sr and s,r,sh,- q s79i4 co
s. cornmeal quiet at eo0d2c a hae 81 '3psi % hni
corn quiet: steamer yell9~ ,i ~, ~ new corn 2'ac
Mcd scady srrs Ssia r., , ~ n s, ''k, and ta
III @s@si @si, ." % red asar sla2a5sle rsfk qq~t
long nni short cuts $40 20 extra prime so - lean
nu,,,r quiet northern creamery 22c; Western ?i022c
imitation 5c June d. iHss I,c 'de9 as, y, ve-'aon
n,iin ami ycarlings iGGc. Veal 5aac Cheese quiet
Edsr %%'" Sho a tEs as Mh
San 2sa2c eans eny ,9i au yellow eyes 81 a21
SNAIL s az pca T s NSF aoas so meum slas 10 auy quiet
N@rihern LINZ Is chckcns i2ai4c Western chicken and
f%is Wiz e%idt geese dncs laac Potatoes qus'
S'0is Sc R6sc' ioc sweets. siasi'o 20 bbl orsnsss
yse"Is 50 sGss g e. ''i Hay aue, Choice % new T sc
si3 lower grades si2asi5. Rye straw quiet at s9ns@o
aeronIs ,oc union sole 2oa3oc seconds 27a2sc
punaio, pee ao-spring whea, elosed 'sa',c lower
fair trade On rrNnf" terms. winter
s s0en' nson 'ir rriceS ali sold closed weak
,,rces Uarlev quiet steady. unchanged Rye nominal
EISrr ouSi Grm unchanged Mllfeed dull, easy
changed
chicago Dec 3o.--The leading futures ranged as fol-
.ows:
whea. No .: operinE. Highest Lowest Closing
December H,r,su o,,, e",, co. o .,
May ...........''' G., -S,'e-o.
july ...........''' ''f'N' -'''''
Corn. No q
December z-suS-'s - ..s
Jsnasr! .....'.''. s... ,--ln5r o., o5,,s 81
May 90.
July ........'''''' -'7 N -''-'s
Oats. No. 2:
December a,,s d' ~ ,o,, e. a. a.
...........--. ~'b -'- '"sH't 'a
Mess pork per tbl:
January :. ,, - "a; :. 80 =. CO
May .........'st.''' ''-' '-f ''t-
Lard. per u:
January .........~ a7I5 $50 a5a $50
Nav .......... 307il 3o7is $o5 9I,s
Short ribs per 100 10
January y q, a.--,i .oi 49,
May 49,. ''-' '"''
cash quotations were ~ follows: Flour waE SLOW hut
Arm. prices unchanged y, sprirg wheat Yitnslc No
So 2 corn 23n23i.c. NJ oats EIi1Nc, 10 rye. 3,s
f3Tac: No barley, 35c nominal. No naxseed. '3n.b;
prime tImothy seed. e. ~ n,mna mess pork per hhl
Ss s0atG Is lard per 100 H. s. 1jUf3 So short ribs sides
co.e ss GGsJ 20 dry raiiel shoulders boxed 81 25r
IL 5o short clear sides boxed So s1Us4 whishey dis
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
BALTIMORE G. OHIO,
Lea." New York foot ot Lo,ry ST.. daily

Lea 1OTk, Iutt u I1O'ITJ ~
CHICAGO. l.. NJ I'D u IL niSht
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cINCINSAT1 ST LOUIS 10 q. N. , y.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE svi 10 DINING carr.
II 20 a m dining carr. :. 20 dnlrg tau. ID min.
ar D. IA IL - night sunday. 10 ,pr nE can. ~ %
y m tDnlng carr. dining Carl. Olnag Carp l.: Is
night
NORFOLK. II. 30 daily
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. $50 = n ',I, lay
co M.
Al trains are Illuminated with pr'7ch i.leh'.
fi3 orf. as I 40 Bway - = iffN So.
I27 Rrwery ~ $50. 3it Fulton a.. ilrr"d n, S'n,,n
foot iiserty St. y &. II II ~ y j. Baggage cfefN0
src:r ho resd. n to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31

4 DNERTfSEMENTS ana flis, r,Ifors foi lee Iff,
- received their Uptown on'e. No l..'- b''a.-
~ north ~ 3is 49,. urt = rfH'A y lr 40
yeriise;Hents received the ti wing branch l's at
regular until O'Clock n. fitt - sfh-
ave. 2,l ST.. l'2 Gn ave cn~ l-h - Ma =
hh-ave. md iih e.. ii2 '1In.us 1,e near W's' ''t
81 en- nH i,as. iitr - 20
f2i It. between 7ih and S'h avss
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31

Cash quotations wre - te'o~s rt5ns wy ss sT ~, M
snring wheat ,aD15c nv fampc. No red. 9n' sdMsc
10 2 corn 23p23i.c NJ oats. i'll1Nc, No rye 3is
e,a,ae. ~ barley, :iic nominal No naxseed ,3n,ic:
prime timothy seed g q n,m.na;, mess pork per ~
ka natG Is lard per H. s. ,jf3 50; short ribs sides
i. sg Gl4sI 30 dry raiiei shoulders boxed 81 $50
81 3O short sides. boxed. 50 S'i.0si whi=key. dis
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31

tecep's OF breads,ufs interior points In thousancs
Is follows
The herald., 1896-02-04
THE WOMAN'S PARLIAMENT
Entertained by the Club Women Of San
Diego
Economical Features Prepares for the
Opening Session Today

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 3.--The members OF
San Diego's many literary, musical
and social organizations of women met
at the parlors of hotel Florence this
evening and rendered a reception of
welcome to the 200 visiting members OF
the Southern California Womens' Par
lament, who reached here this after
noon to attend three days session.
An excellent musical and literary pro-
gram was gone through, and an ad-
drees Of welcome delivered by Mrs.
Geo giR A. Matf1eld.
MIS-. Galpin, president of the visiting
organization. responded, and expressed
the appreciation of the visitors OF tho
hospitality extended by the ladies of
this city. The speaker eulogized San
Diego's many charms and expressed
the hope and belief that the session
which opened tomorrow was only the
first of many other similar meetings
to be held in this city.
The program completed, refresh
ments were served and introductions
followed between the visitors and the
ladies' Of the city.
Never before in this city has there
been such large gathering Of intel
lectual and cultured women as on this
occasion, and the interest aroused in
the coming session assures large audi
encs. At 10 o'clock tomorrow the sss.
sions begin meeting at the First M. E
church.
The herald., 1896-02-04
TEN NIGHTS IN A BARRO0M
Handsomely Presented by Amateurs at
San Pedro
The Play Will B. Rep.a.ed Tomorrow Even.
ing and the Proceeds WorthiIy Used.
Personal Notes

SAN PEDRO, Feb. 3.-Herald's hall
was we'll filled last night to witness the
production of Ten nights in Barroom,
by the Good Templsrs. The part of
Barney Finnegan, an old drunk from
the Emerald Isle, taken by City Trea-
surer Joe Weldt, was one of the char
acters that gained much applause, and
his love affair with the fair and pretty
Mehitable Cartright. tsk=n by Miss
Kate Savage, kept the audience in a
continual roar of laughter. Simon
Slade, the proprietor of the Sickle and
Fairfein. Joe Morgan, a slave to strong
drink, was personified by e. Steiglitz,
city attorney. Mr.. SteiglitZ covered
himself with glory in the rendition of
his part.
Frank Slsds, the soa OF Simon Slade,
was taken by Henry Olson in mas
terly way.
Henry Green, an sl!.round sport and
tough, was we'll sustained by Henry
Baly. He surprised his many listen
ers by his ability es an actor.
The reformed drunkard, Mr.. Ro-
mamie, was we'll taken by Mr.. Fl. Wat
son, and Willis Hammond, son Of the
wealthy Squire Hammond, was taken
by Herman Ellis. Hermann surprised
the house by showing how we'll he
could personate the rowdy.
Mrs. Morgan, wife Of Joe Morgan, the
drunkard. was part we'll sustained
by Miss Mary Gillis, showing the devo-
tion and love of faithful and patient
wife. Miss Gillis won praise in the
| rendition of her difficult part.
| Mary Morgan, the little daughter OF
Joe Morgan, WAS great surprise tO all
| that one 80 young as Miss Addie Baly,
who took that part played so we'll.
Last, but not least, is the character
OF Miss Mehitable Cartright, taken by
Miss Katie Savage, who with her usual
clever acting kept the audience in good
spirits, especially with her love affairs
with Barney F,negan.
The play will be repeated on Tues
day evening, the prouseds-to go to the
family Of Mr.. P. v. Kellett, who was
| lately stricken with paralysis.
| Prof. Antonio Fortusnte, late SOLO
ist OF Sousa's band, is here and Is 60
ing o take the leadership OF the San
Pedro brass band.
F. Wiedwald met with painful accl.
dent last evening by having bis right
eye and that side of his face severely
burned with hot grease. DR.. Weldon
is attending him.
The herald., 1896-02-04

Sunday morning Mr.. Sankey sang two
hymns at the morning service at Gra-
ham Memorial Presbyterian church,
greatly to the delight Of large congre-
cation.
A rousing Salvation Army meeting
was conducted in the hotel theater on
Sunday evening.
Fourteen prominent ladies of Hotel
del Coronado, Coronado and San Diego
are named as patronesses for the
charity ball, for which invitations are
issued for February 10. It promises
to be brilliant affair. The proceeds
are to be given to the Coronado Beach
library, and the ball will be- opened as
q circulating library and closed as
otillion.
w Another large rabbit chase took
place Saturday afternoon, eighty-four
lotel guests participating. Nine rab-
lits '.eere slain.
A great number of Coronado resi-
dents are preparing to attend the full
sessions of the woman's parliament,
which Gonvenes this week in San
Diego,
Among Angelenos who spent Sunday
at this resort are Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il.
Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs. t. J. Fleming,
w. L. Fixep, Miss Fixen, F. T. Ward,
H. L. Porter, w. E. Keller, T. Boiling
ton, Mrs. r. L. Atkinson, Miss M. Z.
Abbott, Miss Fannie Abbott, George
Shelley Wright.
The herald., 1896-02-04
CORONADO
February Promises to Be 4 Gay Month
Events Ahead

February Promises to Be 4 Gay Month.
Events Ahead
CORONADO, Feb. 3.-February orens
at Hotel del Coronado with promise Of
gay diversions. Visiting days on ship
board, naval battalion drills on the ho-
tel grounds, tallyho and blackboard
parties through orchards and olive
groves, sailing parties on Glorietta bay.
an excursion to ZumiDga jetty, rab-
bit chase and hunting parties, with
hops and cards and minor social func-
tions, are enough to season one week
with the spice of lively life.
On Saturday evening Rear-Admiral
Lester A. Beardslee's Goth birthday an
nivsrsary was celebrated at the hotel
by friends who surprised him at dinner
by the presentation Of handsome
birthday cake, somewhat less in size
than the flagship Philadelphia, and
fully rs immaculate as ship of the
white squadron. 1t was presented by
Charles Webb Howard OF San Fran
cisco and bore sixty lighted candles.
Charles F. Lummis took run down
| from Los Angeles 10 spend Sunday al
| Hotel del Coronado with H. g. Bunner
and A. Schwartzman of New York, the
makers of Puck, and to call upon his
veteran literary friend, Charles Nord-
hoH. e
Ira D. Sankey and wife are being en-
! tertained ut Hotel del Coronado. Or
The herald., 1896-02-04
Pasadena News

all members present. Minutes of tie
previous meeting we're read and aI-
proved. Mr.. Mann addressed the board
relative to cobblestone paw ng on
North Marengo avenue.
On motion of Judge Weed the mat.
| ter was postponed for one week.
Judge Weed made q motion that the
protest against the opening of Benefit
court be sustained and affirmed. The
molten was iolt.
Trustee Washburn moved that the
! protest be denied. Carried.
The report OF the commissioners en-
the change of grade of portion OF
East Colorado street WAS presented.
Pref. George Conslt addressed be
board rega ding the matter. of TIE
curbing on North Marengo, placing a
petition on file.
Mr.. Brockwsy addressed the board
improvement.
Robert String addrssse the beard
in reference to East Colorado street
An ordinance establishing the grade
OF Arcadia street Was adopted.
An ordinance establishing the grade
CT Grace avenue wss approved.
An ordinance establishing the grade
of Madeline road was adopted.
The city attorney made q report con,
corning the city's deeds snd recon
mended that they be fled at once.
A resolution crjeying a cement side
walk on Lake avenue was adopted
A resolution ordering Arlington
| dive to be graded, grttered and cur bee
was adopted
A resolution ordering that portion oi
Madison avenue to be ciose1 up from
Illinois to Villa straet7was adopted.
A resolution of intention to vacate g
portion ut Saylor avenue was adopted
A resolution establishing the width
OF Lake avenue between California and
Colorado streets, widening it six feet
was adopted.
Reports of city tax collector and
street superintendent for the month oil
January were submitted.
| "A resolution was pc ssed to the effect
that hereafter no extension Of time
/ will be granted to any contractor on
street work unless presented in writing
with reasons therefor, and an agree.
ment il writing that he will pay all
expenses incurred thereby
A resolution was adopted placing OF
file the repvrt of the board ct commits.
, sioners in the matter Of change Of
grade Of East Colorado street and
, ordering the came published, and set
ting Monday, February "a, at Up. m.
as time for hearing any reasons wby
said report should not be affirmed.
Bids for improving Grand avenue
were received.
some discussion was held by thu
The herald., 1896-02-04
VENTURA

Pleasant Weather r-PeoDle Want th. Pspp er
Trees Preserved
VENTURA, Feb. 3.-Sunday was per-
feet dsy-a little cloudy in the morn
ing, but in the afternoon warm and de-
liRhtful, and the beach was popular
place all day.
Much discussion has been caused by
the marshal cutting down some old
pepper trees on Oak street. The trees
are claimed by the marshal and Mr..
Daily, who owns the adjoining property,
to bea nuisance, but other residents
on the street and citizens Of the town
look on the cutting down of the trees
ss piece Of vandalism, and big fight
will be made to have them left alone.
A bloomer socia. is advertised by the
Montalvo Literar. oociety for Friday
evening next.
The herald., 1896-02-04
Los ANGELES COUNTY AND .NEAR-BY TOWNS

and b. O. Campbell represent the Saw
inRs Union in the suits, while Judge
F. w. Gregg of this city has appeared
for Receiver W. M. Sheldon.
After the decree had been granted,
Judge Varlel, speaking Of the matter,
said he wished to correct some errone-
Gus impressions whit reference to the
foreclosure.
"rhe Savings Union has filed such q
reasonable release clause" said he,
"that it will actuslly cost no purch ser
of land more to redeem it than he vas
originally to pay. That is to say. II
any man has bought land from the
Semi Tropio company, and made a
partial payment, by the payment OF the
balance which he would have paid TO
the Semi-Tropic company, the Saw
inRs Union will release the land and
give him clear title to it.
"By this arrangement" continued
Judge Variel, mo one will lose cent,
providing he redeems within the legal
limit. It will require about six weeks
to advertise and prepare for the sale,
and then six months from that date
for redemption, making in all about
seven and one-half months in which
owners of land in that tract may re-
deem it." ,,.-.,--
A DIRE MIDDLE
Horticultural commission matters
are in worse muddls than ever. The
end of month has arrived, the bills Of
all commissioners and inspectors have
been fled and now comes trouble.
District Attorney Daley declines to
20. T." any Of the bills, and the board
of supervisors are in gu ndary as to
whether they can legally order ar
rants drawn. y~sz
Matters were still farther tangled
today by the appearance Of G. H.
Eaton, Southern Pacific agent at Red
lands, who stated that he had ship
ments of fruit treeson hand, one CON-
missioner ordering him to deliver
them, another to destroy them, and
the consignee threatening a damage
suit il something is not done at orco.
MIR. Eaton wanted advice, but the only
suggestion that any member could
vouchsafe was for him to take a vaca-
tion. :.--..---.4
NOTES OF THE DAY
District Attorney Daley has been
notified that a box car burglar has
been caught at Vict)r, and that the
preliminary examinat ion will oe held
tomorrow. A repro sentative of his
office will conduct the prc ,ecution.
The team shoot yesterday between
members of CompanyK of this city
and Company G Of Rsdlsnds, resulted
In victory for Rsdlands by elk points,
the scors being 37l to 365. Company
KS men made vary even score, five
of them making SO each, while the low
est score was 80.
The herald., 1896-02-04
HAPPENINGS AT SANTA ANA
Increased Population Makes Necessary
More School Districts
Proceedings In the courts-The Datherow
Case Ready for Argument
and Personal Notes

SANTA ANA, Feb. 3.-The board o.
supervisors granted petition to form
new school district from Fullerton
and Placentia districts, to be known af
Ivsnhoe district. .-
Also the petition of John Smith ct al
asking for new school district neal
Buens Park. was granted, to be known
as West Side district.
Peter Ulrich was placed on the indi.
gent list at IS per month. Also Nicho.
las, Rebies and j. r. Serbantes at S.
per month, and Marcel Simora at Sc.
The chairman was authorized to sign
a contract with the Sun set ,Telephons
company.
In superior cohrt the day was taken
up with the Dutherow burglary case
Court adjourned before argument by
counsel aeEe
There was an unsuccessful attempt
made to- burglariZe the Brunswick
hotel dining room last night. Clerk
Minefee called in Night Watchman
Graham. and the robbers left in haste.
Fl. G. Snow OF Tustin was gored by a
COW Sunday evening.
There Was very pleasant surprise
party at the residence of Mrs. Frank
Wakeham Saturday evening.
The Tunsful Nine met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. j. s. Harrison Saturday
evening. Mrs. Padgham, Mr.. Soarbor-
ongh. Miss blossom Sn hard Mr.. Hsr-
rison sang and Merrill Rice drew har-
mopy from his violin, and Miss Town
er's wbistling WAS encored.
The Sons Of Veterans meet on Fri
day to arrange for organization. All
G. A. r. men invi'ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiefhsber of Redlands
are visiting relatives in Santa Ana.
DR.. NJ. A. Menges and Brit Phillips
went to the Esc ondido gold fields to-
day.
Miss Mamie Newman has returned
from weeks visit with friends at Pas
sadena.
The family of District Attorney Bal
lard held a reunion yesterday. Mt.
Ballard's daughters, Mrs. E. NJ. Hanna,
and Mrs. DR.. Fuller and son Charles
Ballard. all OF Los Angeles, were pres
eut..
D. Heller, dry goods dealer, assigned
] ere today. Liabilities, $780,; asset {,
1927. The creditors are mostly Sa n
Francisco wholesale dry goods me r
chants. .t
D. Heller has asked to be declared
an insolvent.
John McFadden, who was seriously
injured by the kick OF horse Satur-
day night, is eadily improving.
The herald., 1896-02-04
board OF TRADE BANQUET
Representative Men Fill the
Hotel Green Parl0rs
THE CITY COUNCIL MEETS
10 Consider Street Matters and the
Stone Pile
Connecticut People Resident at Pasadena
THE CITY COUNCIL MEETS
Connecticut People Resident at Prssdeua
Organize Society-Germania Club Will
Celebrate its Anniversary

PASADENA, Feb. 3.-The main foyer
md parlors Of Hotel Green presented
I brilliant appearance last evening, it
,eiug the occasion of banquet ten.
Tered by the Pasadena board of trade.
Tickets to the number of $50 we're is
11ed, though accommodations for mora
han that number were provided. It
vas an entirely informal gathering
int representative men from Los An
teles and Pasadena participated.
The time until 8 o'clock was taken up
q social intercourse and interchange
i greetings, at which hour the spacious
lining rooms we're thrown open, and
he assembled guests marched in twos
hrough the parlors and annex down
nto the dining ROOM
At the head of the room was a long
able at which were seated the officers
4 the board of trade and the members
the dinner committee, consisting of
Sessrs. Keyes, Markham, Lowe. Patter-
on, Stearns, Greene, Lukens, Tor
ence, Stewart, Doggett, Wood, Greer,
jolman.
A sumptuous repast was served in
curses and the regular hotel orchestra
I'd q cheerful accompaniment through
ut After supper was served the
'arty assembled in the parlors Of the
!otel end listened to short speeches
rom President Keyes. and brief re-
tarks by Gov. Markham, Mr.. Patter-
on, president Of the Los Angeles
hamber Of commerce, Mr.. P. M. Green
nd many Others. It was a very enjoy
bic affair and amply appreciated by
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
The city council met in regular ses.
Dp, President Cox in the chair and
The herald., 1896-02-04
TRAlMPS.AT SANTA BARBARA
Accounted for BY q Contractors Nefsr.
s.s,s .. ious Methods
A Reckless Driver Who Was Forced to Stop
and Investisate-An Original and En-.
ioyable Excursion

SANTA BARBARA, Feb. "a report
comes from the railway camps in the
northern part, of the county to the
effect that certain contractor and q
San Francisco employment bureau are
perpetrating frauds upon lsborers and
the Southern Pacific company. If the
story OF discharged workmsn be true,
the San Francis concern collects 81
from each man seeking employment t
the company transports the men tc
the camps, the contractor keeps them
a few days and then lets them 60 to
make room for another job lot. The
laborers state that the San Francisco
agency divides its profits with the
contractor and that systematic con-
spiracy has existed for several months
This may account for the unusually
large number of tramps. that have in.
tested Santa Barbara county this win
ter.
A 5year-old boy WAS run over and
severely bruised by team yesterday
morning. At II am, while two popu-
lists were addressing q big crowd on
the corner OF State and Ortegs streets,
pair of .horses attached to light
buggy, occupied by lady and gsntls-
mau, came dashing down the main
thorou9hfare. A little boy attempted
to cross the street at this moment, but
was thrown down and trampled by the
horses. A howl arose from the open
air meeting; ready hands quickly ex-
tricRted the urchin from his perilous
position aud removed him to his home.
In the meantime the driver whipped
up his team and hastily lsft the spot,
but the yells of bystanders stopped
him and an old gentleman demanded
that he investigate the boys injuries
before proceeding on his way. He
obedisntly followed and ascertAined
that no bones we're broken.
An excursion comprising sixty peo-
pie from Los Angeles and vicinity will
arrive this evening on the ct, amer
Santa Rosa. The party leaves tomor-
row for Los Oiivos by way ct the
mountain route over the San Rafael
range and through the San Marcos
rancho. The excursion is in charge (
Mrs. f lily L. Phillips. It is original
in character and traverses the most
romantic road in this country. An
evening paper makes this startling as
sertion: "Bear in mind, also. that the
entire excursion will be under the per-
eonal supervision of that happiest and
sunniest OF men, Emile L. Phillips,
whose skill in organizing and guiding
such parties is famous"