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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-08

ipgleses maniiestan que no hay motlvo para
temer uIa ruptura entire las naclones nortea-
mericana espailola, pues sl blen eSlsten en-
la primera elementos que desearfan yer tlotan-
do en- la liabana la bandera estre!lada, otros
mas sensatos Green que la empresa no sera tan
facil, pues los Estados Unidos no podran I'M
provsar una marina nj marnos para ella, la
armada espailola es superior II la americana
Espa7a, por otra parte, no tiene !nterss en- pro-
mover una guerra, los cxaltados americanos
tendran une contener sus arrcbatos belicosos.o
*. La golets cana Maria ha traido de
Mayagiiaz lo3 cajas con fosforos de segurldad
de los fabricados en- aquella ciudad.
~. Dice Ella Epoca, que ell general Wey'
ler enter6 al general I.uque de haber tenido
confdencias anunciadoras de 10 que Ell las Tu'
mas SC proponfa el enomigo, que el ayiso no
leg6 4 tempo por hallarse ell general Luque 8
80 leguas de las Tunas. Con6rna ell colega
que la resistencia de Ia guarnicon fue herdca.
No es de extraIar, allade <La Epocss, que ell
general Wey'er sc enterase antes que el general
Luque de 10 acaecido en- Victoria, pues pudo
saberlo por tellgrafo, mientras ell fegundo 70
lie era facil utilzar este medic de comunlcacl6n.
*. DespuGs de brillantes examenes en- la
Escuela Normal de Maestras ha obtenido ell
tltulo de profesora de primera enseilanza ele
mental la bellay simpatica seflorita America
Duprey Rogue, hija de la Directora de la Es.
cuela Superior de Ilumacao, doha Ana Rogue
de Duprey. Recibsn nuestra enhorabuena.
X. Los juicios de la prcnsa de Paris en- 10
referente al descalabro de Victoria dc las Tu'
mas no son desfavorables para el ejerclto de
Cuba Por eI contrario, es opinion general
que este accidentc de la guerra no puede repre-
sentar un fracaso para nuestra campans.
~ lIs sido nombrado don Alelandroo
Viader escribiente de la lntendencia General
de Hacienda.
- Sc ha concedido el paee al battalion
de Voluntarios dc esta capital al comandante
2. o iefe del p Q batallon de dicho institute
don Candido Garcia Cobian
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RIA MADRID. Sc aca5an de reclblr en- "a
Peluqueria Lavat Bat San francisco y.
Sepanlo los que quieran salr de pobres.
recuerdese que la OCCASION la pintan calva.
l5-S
-. El dfa del actual Sc ceiebro en- Ia
Audencia de 10 criminal dc Ponce juiclo oral
pablico de una de las causas ineoadas contra
nuestro compafero el sehor Astol, director de
eLa Democracia., por una cr6nca de Bonafoux
que &c est.mo injuriosa al senor Canovas del
Castillo "a. e. p. d La defensa cargo del
Lcdo. seiior Guzman Benitez, probo con arga'
mentos irrebatibles que no habfs NADIA consti.
tutivo de deito en- el artfculo de que sc trata,
solicitando la absoluci6n para el procesado. FL
Ministerio Fiscal, representado por don Luis
Becerrs, pidi6 cuatro meses IN dia de prisi6n
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~
CASA - PRESTAMOS.

Establ, cda sobre bases .razonabes equi-
tativas.-l.a que prcsta mas barato y otrece
mas scguridades.
San JoSt ~. 7t't) 10 1iO
San Juan dc Iucrto-Rito. sA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-08
EI ParisenSe" IrhnH9uEG7A r1MHkIh pR sTRa1o FEE,

LECOMPTE-CRUZ -. Surtido general
importation directa de 10 mas selecto que en-
perfumerfa Sc fabrica en- Francia, lnglaterra
Italia. Especialldad en- enseres de sBarberfa
y Perfumerfa inglesa,. Limpieza y servicio
inmejorable. Sc admiten abonos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-08
Julian (. BlancQ J S0sa ~: \:

dc comlsioncs, infornlc5 consnltas sobre todos
los ramos de la Admins racci5n, de Ia Agri-
cultnra, la lndastria y Comerco. San Juan
dc Puerto-Rico, callc de San Francisco mime,
TO Direction teleyraica, Blsncosa. P.
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VA R | { D A D E S.

sBento J. Carreras. cstsis osrsis'; Dc Agent, cs.
comisionista, tiene sn ofcina Tetuan 46.-Te-
lefono 57.-Capital.
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~ FL reputado baritone seilor Ventura,
accmpahado de otros notab'es artistas entire los
que &c encuentra el tenor don Rafael Gilbert
que no haee mucho tempo fut muy a,.lauiido
en- etta ciudad, en- la compaa.a Rupniek, daran
ei sabsdo J domingo proximos dos funciones en-
MaysseeE CD las que presentara el senor Ven
tura un espectacuo nucvo y muy ourioso, el
eual ma llamado Ia atencidn de caantos pt.blcos
han tenldo ocesian de a;lmrarlo no ha
mucho en- el teatro "irijoa' de la Habans
alcanzo un exiso asombroeo.
~ lis sido nombrado Conserie del Tea,
tro lie esta capital don Antonio L6pez.
~ Han sdo nombraios: e! general La
serns, subsecretario del Ministsrio de la Cue
-Ea, J don Pablo Cruz, subseeretario do la
fresldencla del Consejo &c Ministries Sc dice
que ell sehor '2uiroga Bal!esteros sera non,bra-
do snbaeoretalio de Ultramar. Nosotros tene-
mos motives para Greer que esa plaza la oeupa-
ra el eX-diputsdo por Puerto Rico, don Fran
cisco Garcia Molinas
- Ri sgregado naval de la Marina ingle-
ga en- Washington ha criticado & Ia eseuad-a
yankee i, mostrando 81 escaso valn-.
*. Parte de Poli2.ai Deteniios Jac;n-
to Olive-o, por Iaber heriio Paulino Laurea-
no; Eduardo Perez por peea escdndsio,
habiendo herido Nicomedes Colon; Manuel
Andrlll6n J Laura Valentin, por pelea escan.
da!o, resuitando herida la segunta; Luisa Ro-
drfguez Garcia, reclsmada ror el Juzgado de
Instruction de Cstedral.
The herald., 1897-03-06
FLAG RAISING
Interesting Celebrations at the Spring Stree
School-Patriotism and Pledgss


The ceremony of raising a flag on the
Spring street school yesterday morning
attracted large concourse of interested
spectators on the Broadway side of the
building. The flag, 9x1S. fioated from
the west porch. 1t had been purchased
with contributions from the scholars
Of the school. The first part of the pro-
gram was the singing of America" by
the entire school, standing in crescent
around the suspended flag. Blanche
Hardy then recited brakes American
Flag" in spirited style. A display of
calisthenics under the direction of Mrs.
Millard won much applause. Mr.. c. l..
Ennis, deputy city superintendent, and
formerly principal of this school, de-
said the public school was doing much
more to foster respect for the flag and
the nation than any other Institution,
and urged the boys and girls to grow up
so that they could improve upon the
good work of their predecessors. Then
the third grade children, under direction
of Miss Oliver, sang the flag song"
The little tots were heartily applauded.
Daisy Clippard delivered the presenta-
tion address and George Beisner the ad-
dress receiving the flag on behalf Of the
school. All the scholars saluted the nag,
repeating the following: I'VE pledge al
legiance to our flag and to the republic
Tor which 1t stands, one nation indivisi-
bic, with liberty and Justice for ALL"
The exercises terminated with the sing
Of The Red. White and Blue" by every
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LINES OF TRAVEL
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

The companys elegant steamers Santa
Rosa and Corona leave Redondo AT II a. n.
and Port Los Angeles at 2:2o pm. for San
Francisco via Santa Barbara and Port
Hartford, March !, 8, 8. IS. II. q, 26, 2e,sApfii
: 8, 10, IA. IS. %, 2s. 80, May I. 8 lG1s: g;
"a, 2S. Leave Port Los Angeles at a. m and
Redondo at Ii am. fer San Diego, March
g H. Is. 10. 2S. e. 81 10 April e Il 4 a. Z ~ 1 y;
calls also at Nswport Cars sso connect t,s VIA
Cars connect via Port Los Angeles Leave ave
s. p. r. r. depot at l :35 IN. Tor steamers
north bound.
San Pedro and East San Pedro for STn
francisco via Ventura, GarpentSeris, parS sns Sonia
San Simeon, Monterey and Santa Cruz, at
$50 pm. March 2, s, 10 u, l., e. %, 3D. Apl. p
% Cars connect with steamers nnass asno via ssn
5.oS nm. and Terminal Ry. depot at sos
pm. The company reserves a,,es atsn rsns mers 70
sailing dates and hours of sailing. w. Par-
ris, Agent. 124 w: Second St; Los Ange@its' LES
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen. Astss
San Francisco.
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A rlissinp Sen Lion

The sea lion brought UP recently from
Redondo, and installed at the East Side
park. has disappeared. The amphib-
ian was placed in pen alongside the
lake in East Side park, while a place
of confinement was in preparation for
its reception at Westlake park. The
animal was very gentle and soon be-
came so tame that it would eat from
the hands of visitors. When the super
intendent went over to feed his pet
yesterday morning he found it gone
The pen had been undermined by the
water and the seal given an opportunity
to strike out into the lake, which he i'm
mediately did. Thus far nothing has been
seen of him, but it is probable he is en-
joying the fish in the lake
The herald., 1897-03-06
Real Estate Transfers

FRIDAY, March B, 1897.
p J. and Bella Brannen to j. S. Sargent
Lot H. p. ]. Brannen tract; $500
Same to George w. and Anna Russell
Lot 15 p. ]. Brannen tract; $500.
Frances l.. and w. S. Mccartney to Chas.
F. Lehman-l2S9 acres In Loop & Meserve
tract; $S0c0
Leopold Duchon to M. A. Dougherty-Lot
8, Peck's subdivision; 1920.
Jesse c. Rains to j. b. Shepardson-Lots
IS and 81. Bancroft tract; lots 46 and AZ,
Rowley tract; $4,000.
James H. Adams Co. to Mrs. May Ely
George-Lot II, Florence tract, Pasadena;
$500.
Same to Brs. Lizzie e. Jones-Lots II and
12, Benedict & Sons subdivision; $500.
Robert f. Train to Jesse c. Rains-Lot 81,
Bancroft tract: $4,000.
Caspar c. and Z. e. Cohn to Charles Ed
gar Coffman-Part of lot 80, Cohns parti-
ton; $7S7.50.
w. S. and Jeanette w. Riley to Thomas
Goss-Lot 10. block D. Mt. Lookout; $3.50.
j. d. and Mary II. Nash to ]. III. Nash
Lot 3, subdivision of lots IA and 10. and part
of lots 16 and IT, Michener's subdivision;
$500.
j. J. Dunn to David Edwards Powell-Lot
v, block IS. Santa Monica: $500.
Helen Gardner to Rudolph Pankon-
Agreement to convey lot 20, H. c. Thomas
Caroline M. and Joseph J. Place to John
Nj. Schwenck-Lot 3, block 81, East Santa
Monica; sS25.
Arthur H. Johnston to VIM. s. Young
Lot 66 Orange Heights; $500.
SUMMARY.
nominal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .26
Nh W
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Notice

THE HERALD PUBLISHING COM
pany, a corporation, duly organized and
existing under and by virtue Of the laws OF
the state Of California, and having its prin-
cipal place of business In the city of Los
Angeles. county Of Los Angeles. state OF
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting
portation, towit, The Herald Publishing
Company, held on the second day of jan
uary, 1897 an assessment of ten dollars,
$4,000, per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock Of the said corporation, payable
on or before the fifth day of February.
tion, towit, the First National Bank Of
Los Angeles at its banking house, numbers
228-228 North Main street. in said city Of
Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles. state
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the Sth day 9f
yertised for sale at public auction and un-
less payment is made before. will be sold on
the 2Sth day of February. 1887. at 1900
o'clock meridian, to pay the DELINQUENT as
sessment, together with costs OF advertis-
ing and expenses OF 5soelAfN selAsf p. coYNE,
Secretary Herald Publishing Co;
Location Of ONCE, 222 West Third street,
Los Xneeles California.
Date of service and first publication. jan
posTPoNEMENT OF DAY OF SALE
By order 81 the board OF directors of The
Herald Publishing company the day Of sale
on delinquent stock above described is
hereby postponed until Monday: March 8,
4 Acting Secretary.
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San Francisco Produce

Feed and Mill stuffs-Mlddlings, 17.5o1
20.50; bran, 12.00Q12. so: outside brands, IL 80.
aayWhsat ta g. sce91iS per S sS0 e. wheat
soo0s.oS; barley. 50o@S.5o; stock. 5.o0Ss5 50;
straw. 35050 per bale.
egetables-Fotatoes. Salinas burbank.
BsrbsnEs, soG7S; sweet potatoes s i75s
onions. i.7sq2OO; onions, I5o9i. Is.
warogssPS5agns SP5 oss dcs Angels ing e,
az; green peppers, 5oq75; egg plant. 12lk;
garden peas, S06; mushrooms. 1910; rhu.
barb, 1.509200; string beans. S@12ls; dried
okra, I27s@lb; cucumbers, 45@l.Oo; aspara-
Dry Beans-Lima, 1.75@20o; pink, 1.1oa
1.25: small white. 1.1o@l.2o; large white,
-EsrrIss.5strawberrie s.ooo4.oo; cranber-
Apples~Fancy. 1.4o8175 for large boxes.
common. 1901. 90; eastern. per bbl. i. .OOa3. .OO'
Citrus fruits-Mex!can lines. 4.ood5 90:
sssdlinssy lniasy nsa mandarnss dHaases osSSs0o
Tropical Fruit-Bananas, 1.00@ l.50 pine
sppless; 2oc04oo; Persian dates. s; Smyrna
Dried fruits. 1obbing prices furnished BY
the San Francisco fruit exchange:
Apricots-Fancy Moorparks. 1s: choice
Apples-Evaporated, *; sun dried, *.
Peaches-Fancy, 6h: choice, ~: stand
ard, s; prime. ~; peeled. In boxes. 121k.
Pears-FancY halves, 6h: fancy quarters
flums-ritted. ~; unpitted. IL.
Prunss-Four sizes, az.
Nectarines-Fancy, 5h; choice. 4h;stand-
Flgs-Choics white. 4; do black, .; fancy
white in 1o-lb boxes, 65070.
Reisins. 1obbing prices-In sacks or 6o-sb.
~; two crown, Sx; seedless 6ultanas, 6x:
Qeedless MuscntefB. ~: In M-lb. boxes.
three crown. London layers. 1.a0; clusters.
l.e9; pehesa clusters. 2.7b; imperial clust-
Qrapes-In 2o:lb: boxes; Three crown
eSstars %Dsrs csasmsry S,tsS ,sS So DO
onds, 16yQ1e; fancy dairy. Is; do secc-
onds. 144l6: picked. "A; hrkin. l9Sfi4.
ccsssssSsssi s:SsA s:% i5s 51$a gslr d
The herald., 1897-03-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Shipments
Received

SAN FRANCISCO. March 5.-wheat in
active; December 1.19A; May. LASS. Bar
ley. quiet; May. 74ss. Corn. large yellow
S0@SlA. California bran, 1200d12.50.
Flour-Family extras. 5.00a5.15; bakers
extras, 4.75@4.S5; superfine, 4.1014S5.
Wheat-No. shipping. 1.S71a; choice do,
1.sss4; milling. 142kql.47lz.
Barley-Feed, 7oq771a; brewing. S5Gs21s
Oats-Fancy white feed. 1.s2lka1.4O; good
to choice, 115Q1.30; poor to fair. l.05 @1.1O:
surprise, 1.45q150; gray, t15@1.S0; black for
feed. 1.0041.05; do for seed, 1.10&l.25; red,
1.15I1.30; milling, 1.251135.
Receipts-Flour,. quarter sacks 11164;
beans. sacks 1894; rye, centals, So, 800; DO,
tatoes, sacks, 1918; onions, sacks, los;
bran, sacks. 22s5; middlings. sacks. 565;
shorts. sacks, 1130: hay, tons. 3S4; straw
bales, 377; hides, number 142: quicksilver,
TASKS, 30; wine, gallons, 27,4O0.
The herald., 1897-03-06
Local, Eastern and Foreign
Commercial Dealings
WALL STREET SPECULATION
New York Declines TO Respond to Eu-
ropsan DulIness
Traders Are Anxious to Learn rlckinlsy's o
Policy on Cuban Mstters-oovernmen
Bonds 90 Slightly Higher

NEW YORK, March 5.-The undertone
of firmness In the market today and It's
stubborn resistance to the rather discour-
aging tone reflected from Europe were
notable features. The day opened with a
decline, due to the alarm manifested on the
London and continental bourses over the
threatening aspect of Cretan questions and
to sales for London account of internatiop-
al shares. This decline was soon checked,
however, by quite n strong buying move
ment coming through commission houses,
apparently for Investment account. Much
the same influence contributed to the rise
as early In the week. the Vanderbilts be-
ing in excellent demand. The whole rail-
way list, with few exceptions, shared In
the advantage given to prices by the strong
upward tendency of the Vanderbilts and
rose steadily. The industrials showed
strength and had apparently fully recover
ed from the alarm over McKinleys anti
trust utterances. Sugar advanced tx.
Even the anthracite coal group displayed
more strength than of late. This encour-
aging progress was retarded about 1880
o'clock by q movement to take profits. The
continued sales of London orders added to
the weight OF the market. There was also
In the minds of the traders some uneasiness
to hear some explicit and authoritative an
nouncoment of the new presidents Cuban
policy than has yet been given, and 10 wait
for this development, the recessions from
the high level were quite sharp under these
influences. The undertone of firmness In
the market was indicated by the immedi-
ate relapse into dullness when the down
ward trend of prices was established. The
closing was weak, but prices generally
showed slight net gains for the day. The
demand for high grade mortgages contin-
ued unabated and today's market Witness
ed material gains in a variety of these is
sues. The speculative issues were also in
favor. and moved up slightly. The sales
were 81 .476.000. Governments were in good
demand. and hardened slightly on pur-
chases Of $lS5,O00.
The herald., 1897-03-06
I.iYerpooI riarket

LIVERPOOL, March 5.-Spot whea.
closed steady with q moderate demand.
No. 2 red spring, 6sld; No. California Gs
d. Futures opened steady. with near posi-
tions 11sd higher and distant positions 1Ad
higher; closed steady, with March I'D
higher and other months ld higher; bust
ness about equally distributed. March,
IS 3%d May 6s sd; July, 6s sd. Spot corn
closed steady; American mixed new, 2s 6lad.
Futures closed firm, with April I'D higher
and other months I'd higher; business
about equally distributed. March, Is 6kd;
April, 2s I'd; May. 2s sgd; June, % sgd;
July, rs 91ad. Flour closed firm, with poor
The herald., 1897-03-06
W. C. T. u. Central Union

The Central union of the w. c. T. U.
met yesterday afternoon. The members
felt pleased at their success in having
ance, which was suggested by the as
ISOLATION. 1t was decided to send So
to the temple at Chicago and give the
Central union credit from Miss Vose.
Also to continue the membership in the
Federation of Societies in Los Angeles
and to have the Union Signal sent to the
Y. M. G. A. and the library. Miss Hunt
read the press calendar, which was de-
voted to temperance and suffrage.
The herald., 1897-03-06
FIESTA RACES POSTPONED
Queens Weather Wanted for the Great
Occasion
Some Important Committees Appointed and Ad-
dltlonai rsmbsrs EIected-Fiesta
Notes Of interest

On account of the probability of bad
weather the Fiesta races which were ad
vertised for this afternoon have been
postponed for week. when most at
tractive program is promised.
The executive committee held a pro-
tracted session yesterday afternoon, at
which a vote of thanks was rendered
to Manager Pearson of the Burbank
theater for the generous benefit he ten
dered La Fiesta and so successfully car
ried out.
The following committee appointments
were made:
Military committee-Col. John r. Ber
ry, Lieut.-Col. w. o. Welch, Lieut.-Col.
w. G. Schneider, Major d. r. Weller,
Capt. Robert Wankowski.
A communication was received and
accepted with thanks from President
Jones of the Santa Monica chamber of
commerce, in which he offered tallyho
coach for the floral parade.
San Pedro is expected to make big
turnout during Fiesta week
H. w. Patton was made chairman of
the Indian committee.
1t was decided not to indorse any spe-
cial composition as the the official Fiesta
march.
Messrs. Mayberry, Doolittle and An
trim were appointed on the commercial
travellers committee.
H. Ross was made a member of the
athletic committee.
d. w. Kirkland was elected chairman
of the water carnival committee.
The following committee on secret So
cieties was appointed: Gen. John r.
Matthews, chairman; c. A. Lucken-
bach, H. I. Adloff, Louis Thorne.
A meeting of the committee of thirty
will be held next Wednesday evening
at 1880. This will be one of the most
important meetings of this years FL
esta.
The herald., 1897-03-06

good, 7q71z; young American, 1Oa11; east
ern, 140li41a; western, 12W12ls
Poultry--Live turkey, gobblers, 1914;
hens. 1904; roosters, old. S50M4.00; young,
5.0O@550; broilers, large. 4.c0lJ5.00; fryers,
55GlI--; hens. 3.50@i.O0 ducks, old 4.5OG
500; do, young. 6.00@7.o0: geese, per pair.
1.5Oa1.75; pigeons. old, l.Oo4l25; do young,
2.25@250.
Game-Hare, 75cG1.Oo; gray geese. 325:
brant, 75c@l00; English snipe. 800; COM
mon snipe, 1.25Q1.50; rabbits, 100q1.25.
The herald., 1897-03-06
Receinfs Shinment
Chicago Livestock
CHT6AOn I

CHICAGO, March 5.-In cattle. common
to best beef cattle sold at 3.65d535 largely
at l. 425Q500; stocksers and feeders, 3. 3.35a4 10:
choice feeders, AS; cows, 2.40; choice to
extra hefers, 3.5@4.25 prime calves, 625
Hogs-The supply was taken at 3.40dI3. 80
the bulk Of sales at 35Q3.S5.
Sheep-A few common natives went at
S4043.50 but not much was done below
S.75. Yearlings brought 4.001450; lambs,
Der of western fed lambs fetching 435a5. co.
Receipts-Cattle, 450O; hogs, 5000; sheep
The herald., 1897-03-06

cial program caused no little comment. but.
1t was not regarded as a bull factor Prices
of Americans therefore gave way on the
New York lead. but subsequently rose
York having absorbed the shares offered.
Gales seriously interrupted communica-
ton with the continent The Paris bourse
was weak and one failure resulted from
the heavy failing in Greek and Turkish
stocks. Berlin was fiat and there was a
semi-panlc at Vienna.
The herald., 1897-03-06

IN THE SUPERIOR CoURT-NoTICE
for publication of time for proving wiils
etc.
les SIS. In the matter or the estate OF
Emile verch. decsased.
Notice is hereby given that Tuesday. the
18th day of March, 1887, Ct 70 oalock g =. n "a
department two thereof. in the city. Of
Los Angeles. County Of Los 4nGl@.
and state of California, has been
appointed as the time and place fos hessin!
that a document now on ME n this ceurt
purporting to be the last VIII ana 4et1s
ment Of the said deceased. bs ff@itfse6e
sued thereon to said petitioner 81 Yhteo
time and place al persons Interested thefo.
in may appear and contest the ss1s: %
9. 3 NEWLIN. County c'erA' c'eEr,A'
ALFRED COoPER Atty Tor Pstitien4r.
Dated February "A. uH
The herald., 1897-03-06
Msnsy Quotations

NEW YORK, March 5.-Money on call
easy at 1h@1x per cent; last loan. ~; closed
offered At ~ per cent; prime mercantile
AFm. with actual business in bankers bills.
al for demand and 4.S5@485% for sixty
days; posted rates. %S6654. S6x and 4.sS0
Aesh; commercial bills. 4.Slh; silver GER
dictates. 64h064x.
LONDON, March 5.-Consols, 111h.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-Drafts.
sight 10: telegraphic. Is.
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body, spectators joining in from both
sides Of the street as we'll as the school
yard. At noon the new flag was float
ing from the staff on top Of the building
The principal, Prof. j. B. Millard, was
master of ceremonies
The herald., 1897-03-06
l,oudeu rlerI<et

NEW YORK, March 6.-The Evening
Posts London financial cable says: The
stock markets recorded further decline
on political news today. The best informs
Cd sti1l believe that Huropean war will be
everted, hut the fituation IL acknowledged
1T. 81 ssIls5;. Prssldsnt McKinSys shasn-
The herald., 1897-03-06
Silver Bulrlsu

NEW YORK, March 5.-Bar silver, "a.
LONDON, March 5.-Bar silver, 2s9kd.
BAN FRANCISCO, March 5-Bar silver.
o1h: Mexican dollars, 51A05lh.
The herald., 1897-03-06
rrsasurx statsnsent

WELLINGTON, !, March 6-Today's state
ment Of The condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, S21z f25. 2Oi:
told reserve. $1bo:69s. $50.