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leg if. Jerry lUich RESTAURANT OPEN DAT AMD NIGIIT. and 117 Kortit Main Street. 1 fi cf fi f. Ci 1 to choice, 13360.

I ranch, Grain. Sax TgANCisco, Au. 20. Wheat: esaier; ber season, LMjtf; buyer 1M0, 1.4M. I'urley: Easier; buyer season, buyer 1890, LSatf.

Corns t25(cj Chicago, Aug. 20. Wheat opened 1 10 lower than yesterday, started up irregularly, advancing lo. declined ad-vxneed again to outside rang, broke off lc, fluctuated, closed 10 lower than iieeelpts, shipments, Ausr. 80.

Eyes Firm at 62c. Barley: steady, 7073o. Liverpool. Auic. 20.

Corn: Holders offer sparingly; spot August, 4s 4d. Petroleum. New York, Ang. 20. Petroleum sForoed liquidation caused a sharp break in petroleum market today: spot Pennsylvania oil opened 90c; closed 87o; September opened atlo; closed at 88c Xlncs cr Craveu SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAIL-WAV CO.

(Bants Fe KoutaJ EFFECT BTTNDAT. JTJKB 1888. MUVa. I i I LS1VS. nm.l.

OvMrlanri IS 81 pm. Diego Coast Line. a.m. 8:20 p.m. 8:80 a.tn.

am. 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p. OJU 18 80 p.m. m.

00 B.m.l.Un 1) eiro Cmut Lin. U'da Park Pasadena :80 p.m. La'da Park Pasadena UM La'da Park Paudana 6:30 pa I a Park 4 Patadana 18:60 a.m. la ds Park Pasadena am. La'da Park A Pasadena p.m rasaoena n-50 a.m.

Pasadena t-M a.m. I Bernardino. 8:00 p.m. i via 9:80 pm. I p.m.

i Blversldaand Ban 1 Bernardino in, I via 1S.80 p.m. am. S-WI :80 pm. 4:00 p.m. liitfOa-ta p.m.

4:01 pm. am luarte Pwm. p.m. Duarte. a.m Duarte 8:60 a.ua Hants 12:15 p.m.

Ana p.m Ana. 00 tnt 8:28 a.m RedoDdo p.m Redondo tk68 p.m. Rsdondo lUdondo m. pm. p.m.

8:20 pm. p.m. 9:00 a.m. 1 CU urn. y.M p.m.

8:80 a.m. 9:6 a.m. Hedlands and Meotone p.m. Redlaods and Maatone to, ttadlands and Msntona p.m, 0M p.m.lRadlanrtt and Mantone! can Jaomto Bta BernardlI0 M-im n. Escondldo W.00p.m.

ria Coast Line. 4:08 p.m. p.m. Dally. tDallr en-apt Sunday.

Sundays only. ED CHAM Us, Tloket Asant, First, straot dapet. CHA8. T. PAUSOMS, Tioket Asant, 12 North Bnrinv street.

Depot at foot of First street. QATALINA ISLAND STEAMERS. Until further not'oe, the Wilmington Transportation steamsb "Hermosn will Piaka regular trips to Avalon, connecting at Ban Pedro with trains leaving- and arriving at 8. p. Areade depot, Los Angeles, as follows LEAVE.

AltUlVB Sunday Hunda pm. Mondays p.m. a in p.m. Fridays 9:2 a.m. Saturdays.

Snturda Bundays Summons. TN THE' SUPEKIOIt COURT OF the County of Los Ang-eles. Htate of (ail. forifla. Pauline Brown.

1'laliitttf. vs. Bonry F. Brown, Defendant. Aonon brought in tho Superior Court of tho county of Los Angeles; Stale of California, and the oo in plaint tiled in said county of Lou Angeloi, In tbe office ot the Clerk of aalil Bunartor Court.

The people of the Htate of California tend greeting to lionry F.Brown lefendant. You ant hereby required to tpfoarin an action brought aeaiust you by tat above named platntitf in tbe rnpennr Court of the County of hot Aniroles. State of Cttliforna.and to answer tbe oompiaint fl ed therein wlthm ten days (exclusive the day service) after the nervine on of this summon'. If served within this oointyi or, if served else-' where, within thirty days, or juogment by default will bu taken aga nst you according to tbe prayer of said complaint. Sa action It brought to obtain a judgment tho- the marriage between plaintiff and defendant bo dftBolv-dand a ol voice decreed, according to the ra'ute In such ease made and provided, and plaintiff prays that the custody, oontrol and poaaesaion of the child Bouhis Brown be adjudged to plainttitand that plaintiff's name be onange i to Pauline WinKler.

The grounds on which said Judgment and decree are claimed are: extreme crueltr of defendant toward plaintiff! wilful neglect by defendant of plaintiff for more than two years last past; and ihat the defendant hat been guilty of habitual intemperanoe for more tban three years last past and that he a an habitual drunkard, as is fully set forth In tbe complaint on file. And vnn are herphv notified that If TOU fail franrc-r and nnawAF jtho BRtd OOmnlnlntaS above required, tbe said plaint ft will apply to ti oourt for the relief demanded in said com plaint and for coats of uit. Given under mr band and seal of the said Suporlor Court at the county of Los Angeles, Btate of California, this 1st day of August, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun dred und ninety. ISBALI M. hkusuiioi viera.

B) D. K. ADAMS. Deputy Clerk. Brosneau.

llutoh Thomas. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Notice of Korc onre Salo. SHERIFF'S SALE, NO. 13,853.

Andrew Conlan. plaintiff, vs. Walter Mai lard, defendant Order of sale and decree of foreclosure and sale. Under and by virtue of an order of salo and deoreo of foreclosure and sale, leaued out of tbe Superior Court of the county of Lea Angeles, Btato of California, on the 0ih day of July, A.D. 1800, in the above entitled action.

wneretn nnrew toman, tne aoovo naiueu plaintiff, obtained a jui'gmont of deoree and foranlnaura anil sale Hiram. Walter Mallard. defendant, on lie 2'nh dity of July, A.D. 1MM, for the sum ot in goia coin' or tne United Stntes, wb en said decree was on tbe 26i day of July, A.D. IBM, reoorded In ludg-ment book 21 of said oourt at page 100, I am commanded to sell all those certain lots, eoeaor parcels of land situate, lying and bo ng In ne oitv of Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, State of California, and bounded and described us follows: Lots ten (10), thirteen(13) and fourteen 00 of T.

Pbllbiook'e subdivision of part of let 1. blook 3U, Hancock's survey, ae per map thereof duly reoorded in bonk 6 of miscellaneous record page itul, records of l.os Angeles county, to whlcb map and the records thereof reforcuce is made for further and more particular desonptlon; saving and excepting from said lot fourteen (14) four 4) feet off from the west side thereof, together with all and ngular tin tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining Poblo not ce is hereby given that on Thursday, the 21t day of August. A D. IBM), at 12 o'clock of that day. In front of the oour'bouse door of tbe county of Jos Angeles, on Spring street, I will, in obedience to -aid order of sale and' decree of foreclosure and sale, pell the above doi-cribed property, or so muoli thereof as may be neoessary to satisfy said judgment with lntere-t and costs etc.

to tbe highest and best bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States. Dated this 29th day of July, 1890. M. G. AGU RRE, Sheriff of Los A' gele" ounty.

Bv A. M. THORNTON. Under Sheriff. WIlson Bulla.

Attorneys for Pla ntlff. Times, 1 Proposals for tbe' Purchase of Loa onnty noms CJEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE received br tbe underslvned to tbe 1st day of BeD'ember. 1880, lor tbe purchase of three hundred (800) Lot Angeles county courthouse bonds (No bid for less than fifty (60) bonds will be considered Numbered consecutively from one (1) to three hundred (DUti) btb numbers Included, of tne denominut on ot one vnouana 0) dollars each, and nayable on tho 1st day of. January A.D. or at any time before that date, at the plea-tore of said count v.

in gold coin of the United Btats, wltb interest thereon at the rate of five (5) per cent, per annum, pavahle semi-annually on the 1st day of January and on thel triay of Jtilv of each year, bonds and Interest payable atthenflloe of the County Treasurer of said Lot Angeles coiin'y. baid bonds naving neen issued in oomorm-Ity wiih an ordinance nuoted br tbe Board of Supervisors of sld Los Angele county, dated April 28th, A.D. ISM, and under author ity conrerred upon a roarn Dy tuo provisions of an act of tbe Leg slaturo of the State of nl fornla. entit'eil "An Act to establish a uniform system of county and' townsb government," approved March 14th A.D. 183.

None of said bonds win be sold lor lest tban face value and accrued lmeresi irorn July 1st, li-Wi, nor shall an salo thereof be n. al or vana until appreyea Dy tne paia Board of Buuervlcors. and the right is hereby expressly reserved to reject any or allaloro- sal proposals. Mark envelopes "Proposal! for the purchase of courthi use bonds." Bv order of tbe Board of Supervisors or said Los Angolee county. J.

DA11UUIVI, Treasurer of Los Angeles County. PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND Straw. Beadauarters Duoartment of Arizona, office of the Chief Quartermaster, Los Angeles. Cal. August 19.

Healed proposals II be reoeivFd at tbe office of the Post Quartermaster, Wb de I'arracks, A. until o'clock a. on FRIDAY, September 1, and oined immediately tnerearter In tho nievonce of tedders, for the furulshlnir and del very of 870 000 lbs. Corn. Oats or Barler.

20,000 9s. Bran, 420,000 lbs. Hay, and lbs. Straw or Hay for bedd ng, during the remainder of the fiscal year endingJuly 80 1B01 at Whipple Barracks A. at such times and in sucn quantities as may oe required Preference givoA to articles of do-mestlo production and manufacture, condition of price, mid quality being equal, and such preference given to articles of American product on and manufacture produced on tbe Pac flc Coast to tho extent of the consumption required by tho publio service there.

Pro-nnaals for nuantitlee lots than the whole re quired, or tor delivery of tbe supplies at points other than Wbtpple Barracks, will bo entertained. Bpeolllcatii ns, general instructions to bidders, and ank forms of proposals will be furnished on application to this oflioe or the Post QnartermHster, Wh pple Barracks, A A. S.KIMHALL. Quartermaster. U.

8. A i my. Chief Quartermasier. Administrator's Sn'o. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance of an order of te Superior court In and for tbo County of Los An-, geles, State of California, made en the lilth dat- of August, IKK), in I he matter of the estate of Peter Esmond deceased, the undersigned, administrator of the estate of said deceased, will eel' at public auction to tne tiia nest Didder for cnsh.gnld coin of tbe United States on Bat-.

urduy. tne 23d day of August 1H9U, at HI o'clock a. a' tbe auction sales room of Beeson Ho Nos. 2a and 287 west First street l.os Anveles. California.

In sad Los Angelet county, the fo lowing personal property, to wn: one trunk ana contents, one pair blankets. One bav horse, one bay stallion, two dump carts, one cart, lot of harness. D. W. FIELD.

Administrator of tbe estate ot Peter Es mond, -ceased. Dated Los Angeles, August itn irou. ells Lee, Attorneys for Ad ministrator. Attentio Voters. OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPER-visors of Los AtiLelea county.

CaL. Loa Angeles. July 21), im. Notice is herein- viven that a re-registration of the voters of Los Angeles count State of California, in accordance with section li 94 et seq. Pol.

Code and tne acts amendaiory thereto, has been ordered by tho Hoard of Supervisors undo da of July 11. 181K). Said re-revistrat on commenced July 28th, and will continue eighty-live days from tbat date. All voters must be re-rogistered. By order of the Board of Supervisors 01 los ADgeles county, Cal.

J. M. MKRF.DITH. County Clork. By C.

W. BLA KB, Deputy. Notice of Dis-tolntion nf Part nr ship. rvUE FIRM HERETOFORE EX-A- sting under the name and style of T. J.

Stephens 4c doing business Id the city of Los Ange is this day is-oived by mutual consent. Mr. T. J. Stephens bavinir purchased the entire Interest of Frans W.

Babichl In the conn rn. and assuming to pay nil It 'labilities. Dated at Lot Angeies th a 2th day of August. Ib90. T.J.ST PHt-r-8.

FUANK W. 8ABICHT. Proposals for the hale of Choice PrtpTty. QEALED BIDS FOR THE SALE of th eyntgogue property on Broadway, next to tbe City Hall, size of lot wilt be received by the undersigned until 8 o'clock p.m August 21 1H. The Board Trus'ees reserve tbe right to reject any and all bids.

LEOPOLD SAUNDERS Secretary. Office, 213 North Main sUeet, 1 -l ii AUGUST 21. 1890. them on an eleven days' trip around the island, stopping at White's Landing and at the isthmus, where they shot several goats and many quail. They got more fish than they oould care for.

John Allen and wife, who have been visi ting in Vermont, Massachusetts and Rhode Island since the first of last May, have returned to Pasadena. They found the weather hot there day and night, and are very glad to get back where they can breathe freely and rest part of the time. George Greely, Fred Hovey, Sprague and George Peabody, who were reported on the way home, Tuesday, from the San Gabriel Cafion," have arrived. They caught a large number of trout. George Fcabod? was the only one of the party fortunate enough to shoot a deer.

He got one. The Significance of Initial. The custom is so common of using the Initials of a name only instead of the full appellation that when a name is given to a child it is a matter of importance to consider what tho initial letters will be. A young lady was not so fortunate. Her initials before she was married spelt the word A.

P. E. She became Mrs. Thompson, so that her initials were changed to A P. which she regarded as an apt change.

Another father, one Mr. Long, named his son Alfred Washington. The boy's initials thus made A W. and so who could tell but he would grow up to be a great boref A man named Wood married a woman named Orton, who wished her two sons to take her maiden appellation. They were therefore called respectively Benjamin Orton Wood and William Orton Wood, and together their initials expressed a B.

O. W. W. O. W.

Tide. A Business Man's Predicament. A down town dry goods man who had on a linen duster and whose top buggy was full of advertising material, such as fans and dodgers, was kicking his heels up against the curbing in front of his store at 8 o'clock Tiesday You have seen a man il ready to start somewhere and who is kept back by his wife's bonnet or his sister's gloves. Well, this man looked just as agitated as he. "What's the trouble?" was asked.

"I'm waiting for the cashier. She hasn't come down. I want fifty or seventy-five cents to spend. I expect to stop at Poland Spring to-night and I want a penny at least. I can't get into my own safe because I don't know the combination, and that's a solemn fact.

If I wanted $3 to pay the iceman when she was gone I'd have to borrow or the iceman would whistle for the money. "Lewiston Journal. Hypnotising av Hen. I have made an interesting experiment with a fowl. Some choice eggs being sent me for hatching purposes (having no hen at that time broody and no incubator) I determined to set one of my hens on these eggs, and' keep her there by the force of mesmeric power.

The eggs were not fresh when I received them, and to keep them with the uncertain hope of a hen becoming broody might have been' fatal to their hatching. I therefore went against nature and set my hen upon these eggs, she was in full lay at the time, and remainedjso throughout the three weeks that she was sitting, laying, according to wont, two out of three days. Those who understand poultry will appreciate that no hen will do this, having become naturally broody, although for the first day or two after being set on eggs I have had hens lay once or even twice. Marking the eggs I set her upon I was able to know and withdraw the eggs she kept laying. The first day I placed her on the eggs it took me half an hour to bring her into a hypnotic but each successive day, after having roused her to drink and eat, I was able to soothe her to drowsy placidity in much less time; also there were days, for which I can give no reason, when I had to go to her more than once in the day, she being in a restless, excited state, trying to get off the nest.

The result has been, much to my own astonishment, that four out of seven of these eggs have hatched and are healthy, happy little chickens. At night I 'can still influence their mother to her maternal duties, but in the daytime she takes no notice of them. E. T. Chaplin in Spectator.

Had Better Kept Still. A tramp who was sent to jail in western Iowa wanted a change of air, and so owned np to a murder committed in Nebraska. En route to the scene of his crime he was seized by a mob and hung, and afterward it turned out that he bad lied and was innocent of the crime. Detroit Free Press. OBITUARY.

DANIEL J. HARMS. There died in Los Angeies, Monday, the 18th last, a man who was intimately identified with the fortunes and interests of the Pacific Coast. Daniel J. Harris, or as he was commonly known here, Colonel Harris, was bora In Maine in 1834.

Early developing that taste for the sea that characterizes the sons of that hardy State, Mr. Harris went to sea at an early age, and after adventures all over the world, came to British Columbia In 1852 as captain or a Brltsh vessel He settled In Washington Territory in 1853, took up a donation land claim on Bellingham Bay, and laid out on It the prosperous and growing town of Fairbaven, which has since developed Into a city, and now the, chief town of that bay, and Is a railroad terrilnus, being only thirty miles from the Canadian Paciflo across the line in British Columbia, with which It li to join. Colonel Harris came here on account of bis wife's health, about four years ago, and settled then on his late borne on Girard street. Here ha pursued, as usual, his enterprising career and outraged in the financial interests of the country. His name was known in many of the important enterprises of tae period, and mady a useful project for the advance-ment of Los Angeles' interests has felt the stimulus of Colonel Harris' encouragement Amoiighis other ventures was the purchase of a valuable property on Ma street, near Second, on wh ch he was to ereot a magnifi cent bloofc to ba known as the Harris Block, and for vhich he already bad the plans made.

He bad also plans for a ouild ng for Fairhavon, already referred to, in wblon he was to erect a magnificent opera bouse, for whioa t'je plans were already piepared. Death has cut short the usefulness of Colo- 'net Harris, but bis kindly personal obaracter. bis un ostentatious demeanor, and hl sterling friendship to those who were worthy of It, will live in the circle of bit friends. He was t. member ef tbe Oregon and Washington who will mourn bis loss.

Hit wife, for whose sake he came hero, hav lng preceded him In death, be leaves as tho neerest surviving resident relative, anepbew Benjamin F. 1 1 arris. be funeral will be hold to-day at 4 o'cioek. from too undertaking rooms of Peck, Sbarpe ft Neitzke 144 North Main street, where there will be a abort funenl service, to which bis friends are retpoctf ully invited. ARMOUR-CUDAH potted Tongue at JEV.

MSB. W. B. TULLIS, watchmaker, 402 South Spring streot Watches cleaned for 11.60. NO MORt THOTjBLB about fresh cream if you use llipnlana unsweetened Condensed Milk.

All first-class grocers have it. rl 'I i BY CARRIER: WEEKS' PASADENA ATIILE1IC3. Organization of the Club Completed. THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Over Thirty New Member Taken In -Will Join the Pacific Coast Association Rules and By-laws.

The Athletic Club, whloh has held one mee ing, met attain Tuesday evening in the rooms ot the Bicycle Club to complete its organization. James II. Campbell acted as chairman and P. H. Heydenreioh, seore-retary.

Tbe committee appointed on by-laws was continued, to give it time to receive a copy of the by-la wb of the Pacific Coast Athletic A communication from the president of that association was read, which advised the new club to join the association. The fees of the club were fixed at one dollar for initiation and fifty cents per quarter, in advance for dues. The following officers were elected: President, P. Martin Summers; vice-president, II. H.

Rose; secretary, F.H. Keydenreich; treasurer, E. H. May; Executive Committee, the president, J. W.

Lancaster, B. O. Kendall, II. R. Hertel and C.

W.Bell. The Executive Committee and Committee on Membership, previously ap- Dointed. were instructed to act to gether in electing to membership and collecting dues. The charter is to be neia open ior members until the next meeting. Tne club will be known as the "Pasadena Athletic Club." Upwards of thirty members joined and paid their dues.

7 Tne ciud win mane application to join the Pacific Coast Association, tbe fee for that purpose, $10, being voted by theclub. xne next meeting win ne at tne ricn- wick club rooms, Wednesday, August 27th, in the evening. BD8INKS8. Money, Stocks and Bonds. By Telegraph to The Times.

Nbw York, Aug. 20. Money on call, light, American cotton oil, 27. Prime mercantile paper, Sterling exchange, quiet, heavy; 60-day bills, 4.83; demand, 4,87. Government bonds, strong, Copper: Neglected; Lake August, $16.80.

Lead: Easy, domestic, (1 63. Tin: Steady, straits, 121.35. New York, Aug. 20. The disposition to trade in the stock market was never at alower ebb, all preferring to await the outcome of the circular issued by the Secretary of the Treasury last evening In regard to the purchase of 4 percent bonds.

The market opened tins morning a shade higher, but soon became dull and the close was dull and heavy generally at slight concessions. Mew York, Aug. so. U. 8.

4s, M. P. pref. 80 U. S.

48, .124 N. ......,1084 U. S. 4X8, N. W.

pref 143 U. S. 4M, ooup.l04 N.Y.Cen liu ur. Am. Ex ..115 Or.

99tf Can. Pacific 8.WOr.S. 42 Can. Or. Trans.

Cen. Pac 83 Prtc. 43) 1U Reading. Ufl. OC LiBCK KUCK 1SI 19 St.

71 Erie. 25 St. L. S. P.

82 Kan. Tex 19 St. P. O. 81 L.

Shore 106 Tex. Pac. 19J Louis. 875 U. MX Mich.

Cen 80 140 Mo. Pacific. 7n West. 82? N.P... HEW YORK MINING STOCKS.

1 New York, Aug. 20. Alice 2 60 Horn Silver. 3 50 Adams 1 25 Iron Silver. 1 80 Belle Isle 1 10 Mexican 3 00 Bodle 1 00 N.

Belle 1 00 Cal. B. 1 85 N.Com'nw'lth 2 50 Con.Cal. Va. 3 90 Ontario 41 00 Common w'ltu.

3 00 1 00 Dead 1 25 Phoenix 1 10 Eureka 3 80 3 00 Gould 1 9't 4 00 Hale A 2 40 Sierra Nevada 2 60 Homestaka ...10 00 Sutter 1 10 SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS. San Francisco, Aug. 20. Heat 3 05 Peerless 5 Chollar 2 65 Potosl 5 85j' Crocker 15, 4 60 Con. Virginia.

4 00 Savage 95 5 25 Sierra Nevada 2 65 Gould Curry 2 15 Union 2 45 Hale Nor. 2 45 Yellow Jacket 3 10 Peer. 5 30 Boston Stocks. Boston, Aug. 20.

Closing quotations: Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe. 43; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 102; Mexican Central common, 26; do bund scrip, do first mortgage bonds, San Diego, 21. New York General Market. New York. Aug.

20. Coffee: Options closed steady, 5 points down to 5 points up; steadier cobles; sales were 28,750 hairs; August, 18.35; September, 17.80(17.85; October, 17.2017.25; Novfinber, 16.90; npot Kio. firm; fair cargoes, 3oc; No. 7 fiat bean, V3. Sugar: Kaw.

dull, steady, fair demand; Molaasas ugar, test, 4 9-lCo. Hops: Firmer. Bar Silver. New York, Aug. 20.

Bar silver: 1.19 per ounce. San Francisco, Aug. 20. Silver bars, L19. London, Aug.

20. Bar silver 54d. London Money Markets, London, Aug. 20. C.oaing: Consols, money, 9j 5-16; do.

acc unt, 90; U. S. 4s. 105; money 83 per cent. San Francisco Produce Market.

San Francisco, Aug. 20. Fiour: nif ily, extra, 4.4u4.50; superfine, S.053.35. Wheat: Standard quality. 1.37l.4l.

Barley: No. 1 feed. L27l.32 brewing 1.85l.37; around, l.v9iiL'29. Oats: New, 1 44; "Id. L45l.i0.

Hay: Wheat. 10.5015.50;oat.9.00lL50; baney. 8.00(4U.50; clover, 8.5J11.0U. Ground barley: 2829a Potatoes: sweet, L752. Onion: 2.002.25.

Strawberries: Sharpies, 4.50fl.00 per chest; Gooseberries: 23o per prund. Apples: 60cl-25 per box. Bananas: l.oo2 50. Pineapples: 8.005.00. Orangos: Uiverside seedlings, 8.00(33.50; Hlveraide navels.

2.003.50; Los Angeles L752.00; ls Angeles navels, L5U2.00. Limes: Mexican, 5.00(36.00. Lemons: Sicily, S.OOKtfl.OO; Malaga, 4.00 6.00; Riverside, 2.0oirf:i50; Han Diego, Los Angeles, 75c1.00. Kiisint: Loudon layers. 1.6J3'4.00, with 65(g75c advance for fractions; cointnon, 140.

Dried grapes: 3to. Honey; White couiO, (3Uc; amber, Bf MAIL, $9 A YEAB. MARKHAI RECEPTION. Pasadena Will Co-operate With Los Angeles. A COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE.

The Day In Justice Van Doren'a Court-One Instance Where the Jury Its Duty-School Examinations. An enthusiastic meeting of Pasadena citizens was held yesterday afternoon to arrange for a grand reception to Col. Markham on his return next Friday. Pasadena feels that she should be the first to extend to her honored citizen the welcome home, and the expression of her hearty support of him. Knowing however, that Los Angeles is already making extensive arrangements, and that the people of that oity are eager to do him honor at an early date, and wishing to avoid all dashing, the meeting appointed a committee to satisfactorily arrange matters with Los Angeles.

By request, this committee will meet the Union Club committee this morning at 11 o'clock. The committee consists E. Williams, G. P. Kernaghan, II.

II. Rose, James MoLachlan and Judge Vanderlip. In is hoped that Los Angeles will decide to hold her reception on Saturday evening aud allow Pasadena to have the Colonel on Friday evening. The matter will, however, be arranged satisfactorily at the meeting this morning, as the committee from here has power to act with regard to the time. At 3 p.

m. today a meeting will be held at Williams's Hall to hear the, report of this committee and further perfect plans for the reception. There will be a large attendance and all who are interested are invited t6 come that means everybody. THE COURTS. A Couple of Cases Before Justice Van Doren.

The lantern breaking case came up yesterday morning. Instead of paying for the lanterns which were broken the cost being only $1.50 the boy preferred to say that he did not do anything bad, and run the risk of getting a typical Pasadena jury to go into partnership with him and let him off. But, contrary to expectation and precedent, the jury, after hearing the evidence, which unquestionably said he was guilty, brought in a verdict of "Guilty." Io has become so customary for juries to bring in a verdict of "Not guilty" that boys who damage property or steal refuse to make reparation, knowing -that they can easily find a jury to find them innocent. Tins time the jury did their duty. The cade of Silas Cornehau, arrested for blackening nia Angara with the coal of the laundry company, in the nighttime, was heard in Justice Van Doren's court yesterday afternoon.

The evidence of the prosecution revealed the fact that large-sized footsteps led to and from the laundry, connecting it, as with a chain, to the home of Silas. At the latter end of this route was found a sack of coal which when compared with the coal in the laundry yard proved to be of the same kind. Silas claims to have purchased the coal, but did not make his part of the story quite as dear as day. As clear though, perhaps, as his complexion would allow. The judge took the matter under advisement till next School Examinations.

Examinations will be held for those who have not heretofore attended the publio schools of this city, for admission at the beginning September 15th. For admission to the eighth, ninth, tenth and eleventh years the examination will be held Thursday, September 11th at a. for those entering the seventh and below, Friday, September 12th at 9 a. m. Both will be held at the Wilson Grammar School.

This entrance examination is for those who did not take the examination at the close of the last year's term. BRIEFS. The only telegraphic dispatches from the Democratic State Convention which were displayed in Pasadena yesterday were put on The Times bulletin board by H. E. Pratt W.

U. Masters sent three during the afternoon to Mr. Pratt. 0. C.

Brown, Superintendent of Streets, began work yesterday on the Highland road to put it in good shape. The company authorized the work to be done and asked that the Street Sup-intendent look after it, they paying the expenses. This will please a large number of people whohavegood reason to complain ot bad roads there. Who says jruit don't pay this year? A young man wrote to an Eastern man some time ago to know what he would give him to care for a ten-acre orchard which the Eastern man owned here. Tho answer wa that he would give the young man the fruit and $25, or tie would sell him the orchard tor $300 per acre.

The young man thought the matter over and concluded to buy it on the terms offered. He has marketed his fruit and received enough money to pay for the entire ten acres. Land in this country seems to be cheap at $300 per acre this year. PERSONALS. Miss Mary Smith has gone to Santa F6 Springs for a short time.

Mrs. Theodore Coleman it taking a ten days' vacation at Long Beach. Judge Magee's family returned Tuesday from a much enjoyed trip to Cata-lina. B. F.

Ball and Senator Arnold with their wives have gone to Catalina for a Short time. All but one of the Sacramento delegation has returned. W. O. Swan is the latest arrival.

J. E. Farnum is still visiting in the North. They will all be at home in time to vote. As reported in yesterday morning's Times, Col.

and Mrs, Markham will arrive on Friday from San Francisco. They will come by steamer. Many persons thought on reading the statement that it was a mistake. The Times gets the news and it is reliable Perry Bonbam, Harrv Uaskins and J. K.

Viier returned Tuesday evening from a consting trip to Catalina. The vacht North Star with its owner took Live Stock. Chicago, Aug. 20. Cattle: Receipts, steady; steers.

4.00(34.90; Texans, rangers, 8.003.75. Hogs: Receipts. steady; rough and best mixed, 2.053.90; prime heavy and butcher welghts.S.954.05; light, 4.O0Q4.05. Sheep: Reoeipts, 9 000; westerns, S.90 4.17; stockers, 3.003.75. Dry Salted Meats.

Chicago, Aug. 20. Dry salted meats: Shoulders, 5.755.87; short clear, 6.75(3 5.85: short ribs, 5.8535.40. Whisky. Chicago, Aug.

20. Whisky: LIS. Los Angeles Markets. FOTJLTttY Hans. No.

1, ner doz, 4.00 4.75; old roosters, per doz, 4.004.50; young roosters, per doz, 4.00; broilers, large, per doz, 3.00: broilers, small, per doz, 2.50; turkeys, per lb, 14c; ducks, large, per doz, 3.50; ducks, small, per doz, 3.00; geese, LOO each. POTATOES-Local. 75cL00. LAKD 3-ib palls, lie; 5-io palls, lie; 40- ID tins, 1UMC PROVISIONS-Breakfast bacon, can. vasedor without, llc; light clear, 15c; clear medium, r-c; medium oncon, ijc; henvv bacon, lie: shoulders.

6a VEGETABLES Chiles, per string. 1.25 1.50; garlic, 46c; cabbage, per 100 lbs 1.00. HAMS Eastern sugar-cured, I2c; Armour's, I3c BEANS AND DRIED PEAS-PInk No 0. 3.7)3.85; bayous, S.0u3.50; Llmas, 5.50 6.oo; navy, small, 2.752.80; Garvanzos 6.0u5.50. CUKESE-Lnrge.

7l0d; small, 12c 3-lb, band, 13e; full cream, coast, 11c. BUTTER Fancy California, per roll. 4752; pickle roll, 25c; firkin, choice, 42C'W5c. CORN Large yellow, car load lots, 1.00 L15; small yellow, large white, L15; small white, L15. OATS-Fond No BEESWAX Per 1719.

EGGS rresh ranch, 28c. BARLEY Feed JNo. 1, 1. 15; brewing No. 1 1 20.

FLOUR Los Angeles XXXX extra family patent roller, 4.20; Cpitol Mills extra family patent roller, 4.20; Crown, 4.90. ON'IONS-Bed and white. 65c1.00. DRIED FRUIRS-Peaches: Sun-dried No. 10Kic.

Prunes: California Frencii, MILL FEED Bran, 19.00; shorts, 19.00; cracked corn, 1.25; cracked barley, 1.20;' rolled barley, 1.20; mixed feed, corn and oaney, i.iu. WOOL-Sprlng clip, per lb. ll12cs lamb's wool, 68o. HUTS WaluuiS, 8CS100. i'HONEY-Extracted.

light, mrVai lob lots. 6c; amber, 44c. HA Loose: Barley. 10.00;alfalfa, 10.00; oat, 8.00. Baled hay; Bar er, 12.00; wheat, 11.00; alfalfa, 10 00; oat.

9.00. ujtkub kui i Lemons, I5e per doz, PROVISIONS Breakfast bacon, can- vasei) pr without, 14l5n; shoulders, 10c Pasadena Retail Markets. BUTTER Fancy California, per roll. 3540c; choice roll, 45c; fair roll, 35c; pickle roll. 25e.

a FLOUR Los Angeles XXXX extra fam ily patent roller, per sack, 1.30; Capitol Mills extra family intent roller, per sack. hSO; Crown, 1.40; Eureka XXX, 1.00. vu TATUfta uariy jKose, local. a.uu; eastern, 2. 753.00.

UKitu mtuiT reaches, sun-ariei. ioo: apricots, 15'4c; French prunes 15c; Csl- norma primus. iu(gi2c; dried apples, loo. iN uts walnuts, domestic, ric; paper shell. 20c.

VEGETABLES Chiles, per String, 1.00. EGGS Fresh ranch, 80c. HONEY l-lb cones. 15c: 2-1 cones. 803 350..

DUD. HARBH. In this olty, Monday. Ausr- 18th. imw.

uoi. Daniel Harris, tlve or Mew York, aged 66 years. Funeral serv ces (Bev. Dr. Urttbbe offlolafrwr) ll be bold in the undertak ng parlors of Peck, hharpe Nei'Zke Co, I humdav.

Aug. 21st, IdW, at 4 p. m. Intoruieni at Ko-eda'e Cemetery. Friends are inviied wltb mt further notice.

HEMPHILL. On Wednesday evenlnir. Aaa. V), IJ, or consumption. Kiien Bene eidt st aauirntor oi wiinain ana -arau uempuiu, lately of D-s Moines, la.

Des Moines (la.) papurs please eopy.l BANKS. THIRST NATIONAL BANK. Pnalriant, V. M. ORERN.

Vice-prldnt, B. F. BACU ,1 Cashier, i. U. FABNUaL Capital paid ap Bnrplua 60,000 A Oanaral Banking Bnilnass Transaotaa, WAGON MATERIAL, HARD WOODS, IRON, STEEL, Horseshoes and Nails, Blacksmith's Coal.

Tools, Etc. JOHN WIGMORE, 117 auad 110 Soutb, Los Ansel St 'V linca or Utnvcu gOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. -IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME. Thuiisdat, Jolt IMW. Trains leave and are due to arrive at Los Anpeles Arcade Depo'.) Fifth street, daily as follows: Leave I-irJ UKHTINATION.

Arr. trout 8:50 p.m. 6:10 p.m 06 a.m 8:60 cm 6:10 p.m 11:65 a m. 0:25 a.m 8 a.m. Banning Banning oiton Cotton Colton i'Heoand Beach 9:20 a m.

10:00 pm. 0:20 a.m. 10:00 pm. 100 m. 11:12 a.m.

a m. $7:60 p.m. p.m, 4:33 p.m. 7:25 am. 2:55 pm.

7:2 a.m. 0:20 a.m. Beach and an dro I Bench and Jan Pedro 8:00 a.m. Avalon. Catalma Island p.m p.m.

ld-iu'Kin a-m 8:50 pan. p.m 9: 5 a-m. 8:50 p.m Beach and San Pedro and and Riverside Rivcride 4:30 p.m. in: p.m, f-an Red land. Hollands 0:20 a.m.

4:2) pm. 10.00 p.m. p.m. p.m. 7:25 am.

2:65 p.m. 8:66 a m. 4:04 Dm. 8:11 :05 8:50 13 45 9:7 6:03 10: 1:07 6:07 :10 9:87 6:1 p.m a m. p.m.

p.m. pm am m. p.m am, am a.m a p.m. p.m. p.m am m.

pro Sun Fran It Sacramento fan Fran A Facramonfo Santa Ana Anaheim nanta Ana Anahe fanta Fanta Barbara fanta Moo Monica. r-ania Monica. Santa Won Bania Monioa. Tustin Wb tiler IS: 6 p.m. p.m, pm.

8:33 a.m. :2:13 p.m. p.m. p.m. 7:20 a.m.

a.m. 4:04 a.m 8:28 a. in Sunday excepted. uiidays only. Local and through tickets sold, baggage cheeked, I'uliman sleeping-ear reservations mad and general Information riven upon application to J.

M. CRAWLEY. A 't G. P. Stx H.

Spring at cor Second. CHAKI.P-: VLKIl Agent at Depot. N. TO General Manager. T.

H. UOC OM AN. G. P. Agent 'I he company reserves tbe right to change steamer and days of calling.

FARE, round trio from Los Antreles: Saturday eioui sions, returning Bun- aav louowing ipz.ou Sunday exoursinns, returning same dav $2.60 Unlimited tickt h. banning. Ag't, iu w. eeoond a. W.

O. HALBTEAD. O. P. tT.

Ban Pedro, SG. V. RAPID TRANSIT R'Y. WILSON'S PEAK AND UK UK A MADRK 'Bue for above points eonnect at Bald win Station with trains leaving l.os Anseles at li a ana ano am p.m. LKAVS MONROVIA SOU I.KAVB MO.

0 AllCAKIA LOS ANGELES: ST. SOB MONHOVIA. and 11:00 a 3:00 p.m. and 6:06 r.m, and 8:06 a.m. 1:16 and 4:15 p.m.

LKAVS ALHAMBHA VOBI LBAVt, ALHAMBUA fOU LOS AHOELES. MONROVIA. 7:27 a m. and 9:82 a.m. 1:42 p.m.

and 4:42 p.m. a.m end II :33 a.m. p.m. and. 6:33 Sundays, Leave Lot Angeles at snd4i40p.m.

Leave nrovia at aud m. Time bet. Los Angeles and Monrov.a, 1 bour. 1NTEKIIEOIATB Soto Street, Maiberr Sunny Slope, nacz. Late inorara.

unnnman, ltamona. Ban Marino 1 Baldwin, Alhambra, fan Gabriel, Arcudia. JOHN HRYflON. PifS dent F. eTUKY.

Gen', Manager PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO. Goodall, Perkins General Agents, Pan Frannlsoo. Hi. Northern routes embrace lines for Portland, Victoria, B.C., and Fugat Bound, Alaska, auu an ouaa iuiuia. SOUTHERN ROUTES.

Time Tablo, Aiiguar, 1800. LIAVI SAN rilAHOISOa For Port ama Barbara-Fan Pedro Ban DI go For Redondo 8.S. Mexico, August 4, 12, 20, 24 and Bept. 6. 8.3.

Pomona, August 8, 13, 21 ana fpt 8.8. Loo Angreles, August 10. 1. 26 and Sept. 3.

Eureka. August 0, 14, 22, 30 and oept 7. ban Pedro and Way LKAVB SAN PCPHO. For San ,8.8. Pomona.

August 2, 10, 18, a) aim eopu j. 8,8. Mexico, Asgust 6, 14, 22, ana eopi. i. LEAVE BAN PEDRO.

For San Francisco. Port Banta Barbara, S.S. Pomona. August 4, 12, 20, 28 and sept 6. 9.8.

Mexico, Augusts, 18, 24 and Sept. I LEAVE SAN PKDIiO ANO REDONDO. For S.8 Eureka, August 1, 9, 17, and Sept. 2. a Los Angeles, August 5.

8a a Fmnolsco! and Way Ports 18, 29 and Sept. 0. Cars to connect witli steamers leave 8. P. R.

R. depot, F.fth street, Los Angele, as follows; With the Menoo and Pomona at 9:25 a. with Los Angeles and Eureka, going north, at 6:10 p.m. Passengers per Lot Angeles and Eureka, via Redondo, leave Banta Fe depot at 6:25 p.m. Plans of steamors' cabins at agent's office, where berths may be socurod.

Tbe steamers Los Angeles and Eureka will call regularly at pier for and with freight and passnngers. The company reserve the right to change tbe ttenmers or their davs of sailing. tSTFor passage or-fretirbr as above or for tickets to and from all Important points In Europe, apply to W. PA KRIS. Agent.

Offloe. No, 124 W. Becond Ht Los Angeles. 1 OS ANGELES, PASADENA AND AJ GLENDALE RAILWAY. Leave Los Angeles for Leave Pasadena for i'naaena Los Anirle.

i 7:0. a. m. 8:00 a.m. 8:4:.

a.m. m. lliOUa.m. 12:01 pm 2:00 p.m. 4 (Wp.m.

6:25 p.m. 0:0 1 m. 6:00 a.m. 8:4. a.m.

10:00 a m. 11:00 a. m. 4:00 p.m. 6:26 p.m.

7:00 p.m. Running time between Los Angeles and Pasadena. 80 minutes Leave Los Angeles tor Glendale. Loa-e Glendalo for Los A ngwiet. 6:41) a.m.

am. 11:40 am. 2:15 p.m. 4:10 p.m. 5:66 a.m.

7: Ml a. in. 10:10 a.m. 1:25 pm. :l.ii).m.

6:05 p.m. p.m. Running time between Los Angeies and Glendale. minutes. Add mlnmo for Verdugo Park lime.

Leave Los Angeles fori Leave Abadena for Altadena. ilos Angeles. 8:45 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 9:38 a.

in 6:00 p.m. Runniag time between I os Angeles and Altadena. 65 Dailv. Dally Sundays. Sundays onlv.

I Saturday night only. 8poia rates to excursion and p'cnlc parties. Denot east end Downer-avenue bridire. General offices. Rooms 85 and 03, Brytoa- Bonebrake block.

i B. BURNETT. Gen. Mngr. W.

WINt.l'P. G. A yOR REDONDO BEACIL REDONDO RAILWAY Trains ef tblt company leave tbeir depot, corner of Jefferson street and Grand avenue. connecting wltb the i. us Angclea Cable Rail way and tbe Main street and Agricultural Park street car line, as iouows: SOUTH.

Leave I xx Angeles. 7:65 am. 9:25 a.m 1110 a.m 1:26 p.m 3:40 m. p. 8:10 p.m..

Arrive Redondo Uetrcb 8:45 a m. 13:00 2:1. pm. 4dK) p. in.

(:15 p.m. :00 p.m. NORTH. Leave Kednndo Bcacb. 7 45 a m.

9:15 a. 1:15 p.m. 8:30 6:15 7KiUpm Arrive Lea Angeles. ....10 ioa.m. a.ra.

2rf m. p.m. 7: m. Sundays only. GkO.

J. ATVSWORTH, President. AS. BUTTON. Trainmaster..