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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-16
3@c Night Shirts.

1000 DOZEN WINTER AND SUMMER WEIGHT
MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS WITH COLLAR PoCK-
EFT. FRONT AND CUFFS EMBEIILsHED WITH
CASHS FAST COLOR FANCY TRIMMING.
DThe above Night Shirts are equal to the best
rival shirts offered at soc, which is also state
ment made after proper Investigation.
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Divorce Granted.

Justice Hagner yesterday made a decree
of divorce to Sadie f. Granger in her bill
against John l.. Granger, with custody of
their child, for whose maintenance the re-
spondent is charged. The bill fled by Mr.
II. j. May set forth the marriage at ST.
Augustus Church April -, 1851. and charg-
ed that in April 1Scs. respondent procured
ID ma rriagc license for himself and Annie
Il. Ryan and going to Baltimore returned
and introduced her as his wife. and they
have since lived as man and wife
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Police Changes.

'rhe Commissioners today promoted Pri-
vate Charles Farquhar to class =. vice Blais-
dell, deceased: and appointed II. e. Hoag-
land ana Wilkins Wiilingham privates of
class /. vice Farquhar, promoted, and Will
lam Riley. resigned.
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For the DcacOness Home,

Willard Hall was thronged today with
folks who went to patronize the lunch
given for the benefit of the Deaconess
Home. The lunch hours were from IL to 2
and the tables were well filled during all
that time. New England dinner is to
be served from to O'Clock and then the
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Mr.. Car1tsle'S Answer.

Secretary Carlisle today transmitted to the
Senate his answer to Senator Aliens feso-
luton. inquiring how he arrived at the con-
clusion that there had been a net gain of
xS6SGl4S2 in gold outside of the treasury
since November l. 1892
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46c and SIC Shirts.

1.5OO DOZEN OF THESE FULL DRESS SHIRTS
WHICH WE CHALLENGE IN COMPARISON
WITH RIVAL SHIRTS AT Csc AND zoe.
OThe Palais Royal Night Shirts at 4sc 75c,
81. $50 and Sl.9s also without rivals at the
prices asked.
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Mems Sf1irts==First Floor,

THE PAI.AIs ROYAL SHIRT AND COLLAR
SALE COMES LAST. WE HAVE THE ADvANT-
AGE OF KNOWING WHAT OUR COMPETITORS
ARE OFFERING.
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NECKWEAR-First floor.

The new 25c windsors are beauties. The latest
plalds for the street and the hemstitched in
pink. ciel blue. red md yellow for evening.
The new Plaid Refer Scarfs CSC and those of
silk brocade at $l-25 are In evening shades.
The 14inch-Side Chiffon in delicate colors Is only
Soc a yard.
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FOOTWEAR-First floor.

Eight evening shades In the SD Satin Slippers.
$2-47 for the Kid slippers. S..9I for the Kid
Oxforis. 1897 for the Gold Kid Slippers, the
Beaded Bronze Kid slippers and the Patent Leather
slippers. silk Hose with them range
from zoe 10 s. a pair. many bargains being in
eluded in the intermediate prices.
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Special Indian Agent.

Cornelius King, late of the pension office
was today appointed special Indian agent
with headquarters at Muscogee, Indian Ter
rtory.
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GLOvES-First floor.

The last Of our importations Of Evening Gloves
have just arrived Qualities superior that
1s9 pairs previously in stock reduced to 81. 9s
pair for choice. The lot includes black and
evening shades in le. l6. 20 and 30-button Tn
dressed Rid MOusquetaires. the regular prices of
which S2-25. S2.75. $3.50 aud $4.75 pair
some Of those in delicate shades show signs Of
being tried on and Of the Black Gloves are
that dense black of the late arrivals-thus the
reduced price: 81. 9S for choice.
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Ladies take Angostora Bitters generally when
they feel low-spirited. Ii brightens them up. DIR.
Siegert 4 Sons, sole manufacturers. At all drug
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Prize Table Linens.

TIE FOLLOWING ALL-LINEN BLEAcHED
TABLE DAMAsKs ARE WORTH AS STATED Ii
PREVAILING PRICES FOR EQUAL QUALITIES
ARE A CRITERION OF WORTH:
Ga inches wide. 69c yard. worth 19c
g. inches wide, 4Sc yard, worth 59c
62 inches wide. 45c yard. worth J5c
IS inches wide, 31c yard, worth zoe
JG inches wide. 23c yard, worth IJc
DAMASK TABLE NAPKINS.
q size, 1870 dozen. worth soc.
Is size. G9c dozen. worth SIC.
+ size. poe dozen. worth 81
* size, 81 dozen. worth s.. 40
Il size, 81 "a dozen, worth Sl.15
y size, S1.9s dozen. worth $50
"a size, 81 ~ dozen. worth $500
Table Covers==50c.
500 WARRANTED AU-LINEN "a DaM.sK
TABLE COVERS. WITH FRiNGED BORDERS.
J9c EACH
OCovers good the above cannot be obtain
ed elsewhere at less than soc.
Ready=Made Bedwear.
THE FOLLOWING ARE LESS IN PRICE.
SUPERIOR IN QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND
FINISH THAN THOSE HERETOFORE OFFERED
IN WASHINGTON:
.ax!O Sheets Tor Bile.
90xN Sheets for 47r.c
42S36 Pillow Cases. lie
+ox36 Pillow Cases. I3iae
The above Ready-made Bedwear is less than
the materials alone would You
OWhile only startling low prices are quoted
IN detail We cannot refrain from pointing 10 the
extent and variety of our 1884 collection. ami in
wiling you TO view the gems from William Lid
dell Co Of DonaclOney. Ireland. and the Genuine
Dew Bleachcd Towels from Webb of Newtonards
Belfast. Ireland:
The Towels up TO 81 - each.
Table Covers up to Sl5 each.
The Napkins up to So dozen.
Tie Sets Up to So each.
Linens Sheets up To $40 pair
NOTIONS-First floor
The special sale terminates tomorrow evening
81 piece for :;D-inch Real Whaleiune.
21c Tor box containing - spools SILK Twist.
Clark Spool cotton .;.c Instead of iJc dozen.
e. SpJols Linen Thread Tor -
Sewing Sill. 25e instead per dozen
Machine Twist. ounce. stools at -. instead Of
I,c. per sppI.
Eastin- COTTON. -" yards. L.. dozen.
SILK Serge Bcltins . ward, in piece. zoe instead
of ~.
i.e sin Russian Finding for lie piece.
= " al" ioin"h Dress steels ~ Be instead of a.
a dozen.
=. ? and lo-inch French Horn Bone al &c dozen
il stead of loo TO la..
safety Pins. .c instead of SC dozen
Six Garter Elastic. with frled edges. lie in
stead of lie yard
DE Garter buckles for &c pair
The Panais POvaI.
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Violated Postal LAVA.

In Judge McComas' court Criminal al.
vision ID today Charles Favay, alias FRED
erick. was convicted on two charges of
violating the postal laws i'm receiving n
registered letter addressed to another
party. A sentence of eighteen months ,n
the Albany penitentiary was imposed
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FLOWERS Second floor.

All fora represented. 10c to S1.5O per bunch.
The present collection mainly selected to
adorp evening costumes
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St. Monica's Church was dedicated in Chi
cago Sunday night with impressive services.
1t is the first Catholic church in that city
to be built by colored people.
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COTTON USDERwEAR-Third floor.

The souvenir prices of the opening Of the 81
season positively terminate tomorrow with the
closing of the store.
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EiBBONS-rirst flOor.

All kinds and a specially complete collection of
the fashionable Moire Ribbons from Ia to .
inches wide. I5c TO 81 80 yard
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HOUSEKEEPING GOoDs-Second floor.

A SPECIAL SALE THAT INCLUDES SUR
PRIS1NG BARGAINS IN TABLE LINEN, BED
LINEN AND TOwEI4S-BARGAINS SECURED BE-
FORE THE ADVANCE IN PRICES.
Since the opening sales of the season have
already occurred at similar establishments, both
you and We are enabled 10 make intelligent com
parison and claim that the following champions OF
the Palais Royal have successful rivals:
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The 39c Skirt.

Made OF good muslin. full width and length. cam
bric ruffie and tucks. 1t contains as follows:
yards Muslin at 1oc. Observation-Disclosures.
liz yards Cambria at 6c............. Sc.
Tape aud Sewing Cotton. ............. 4c.
Will cost you to make. ......... Sc.
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LACESFirst floor.

As this Is being written our 1894 importations
being opened-one of the most complete col
I-ctions in the country is promised. Ready for
your inspection tomorrow morning.
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23c to csc.

AAMPfES OF IRISH POINT AND SWISS
TAAIBOUk LACE CURTAINS IMPORTED To RE
TAIL FROM Sc TO $40 A PAIR; ARE TO BE
OFFERED IN LOTS. FROM DC To 9sc FOL;
CHOICE.
- Mote that these samples are halves Of Cur
tains. generally used in the trade
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The 49c Gown.

Made OF good muslin. cambria ruf,e. warranted 10
wash embroidery. II contains:
3 yards Muslin ut Zoe. ...............5O Soc
/. yard Embroidery at lie. ......... &C.
~ yard Cambria at lie. &C.
Will cost you TO make. ...........6oc
Olt could also De shown that all Of TIE other
nnetytve styles offered at souvenir prices
that less than cost Of materials so that three
garments of each style TO purchaser is really
a liberal allowance.
CHIIDIEN'S UNDERWEAR
TO 1s years. in Childrens garments: 1ac for the
10 Drawers. 25c for 39c Skirts and Drawers a.,e
for 4sc Gowns. 39c for soc Skirts ooc for Zoe
Gowns. use for 9sc Skirts
CCRTA1NS-Fourth aoor
still very desirable bargains here. ar IA. emf
Of this sale Is in sight.
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"E. & w." Collars,
2oc-3 for SOC.

ALL SIZES. IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
E. & W. CUFFS, IN 1894 SHAPES, AT 35e, OR
THREE PAIRS FOR 81.
u Warranted Alllinen Collars. made to the
special order of the Faiais Royal. in Re. 4 W.
latest shapes. loo each. or 81 per dozen
Warranted Al-linen Curs 13c, or two pairs
for 25c. That these Collars and CUFFS are
vastly superior to any heretofore offered at the
prices will be evident.
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FOR ANY CASE OF NERVOUSNESS, SLEEP
lessness, weak stomach, indigestion, Dyspepsia,
try Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
The only nerve medicine tor the price in market.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND STOMACH
disorders Browns Iron Bitters-the Best
Tonic. 1t rebuilds the system, cleans the blood
and strengthens the muscles. A splendid medi-
cine for weak and debitated persons.
IF THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH BE SURE
and use that old well-tred remedy. Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup for children teethin2. II
soethes the child. softens the gums allays all
pain. cures wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. my1-1y
WoODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP FOR THE kkIN.
scalp and complexion All druggists. The re.
suit of 70 years experience treating the skin A
book on Dern,atology with every cake. oc9-ly
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Only I2c.

sAMPlE OF THE CURTAIN MADRAS
THAT ARE POPULAR FAyoEITES AT vAEI
Gus PRICES IT To 81 YAI;D...YouR
CHOICE FOR i2c
q These samples come in enc N.r,i lengths
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&C Yard.

SAMPLES OF SWISS NII'SIINS. IN END
LESS VARIETY OF DESIGNS. IN WHITE AND
CCloRS. ~ INSTEAD OF FROM 30 To ,.s. 4
YARD
~ Above samples are in one yard ien,lLs
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Table COvers==gOc.

500 WARRANTED ALI~LINEN - DaMaSK
TABLE COVERS. WITH FRiNGED BORDERS.
i9c EACH.
VI CTCovers As good as the above cannot be obtain
ed elsewhere at less than soc.
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S7c and 4SC.

SWISS MrILS EJFFIEI, SASH CIR
FAINS, WITH HEM Al ToF. AND
isc y PAIR INSTEAD or 81 - AM, s..
~ The above Curtains one yard lou.
The herald., 1894-12-04
DIPHTHERIA CURE.


The Dspar;m ent of a er,ouiture Cond uct-
ing Interesting Experiments.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Coincident with
the return to the United States of DR..
Kinyon. Of the marine hospital service.
who went to Europe to investigate and
report on the diphtheria cure, is the
iact that experiments are already being
made to obtain serum with which to
conduct experiments in this country
The horse which is being used for the
purpose of experimentation and from
which it is hoped to obtain supply OF
serum, was purchased for the marine
hospital service some time ago and il
now kept in branch station OF the ag-
ricultural de partmsnt near Bennings. He
has been given injections OF the liquid
obtained from the feeding OF diphthsris
germs taken from the throat of q child
suffering from diphtheria, in . mixture
Of beef broth and peptine. until they
have reached full development. To- get
the animal thoroughly i'm muned against
the disease will take from ak to nine
months administration OF the liquid.
When the animal 10 In condition and
the germs have had full effect, tho horse
is bled and the serum 10 secured. The
effect on the horse is watched with
much interest. and care was taken in
selecting him to get one free from dis.
ease OF any kind.
The herald., 1894-12-04
TRANsCON rINENTAL LINES.
So Far They Have Failed Utterly Co Al
rive at an Agrasment.

So Far They Have Failed Utterly Co Ar
rive at an Agrasmsnt.
CHICAGO, Dec 3.-The transcontin-
entail lines have 80 far failed utterly in
making any progress which will lead to
a settlement that viii enable all of the
western roads to get together in one
agreement. Another general meeting
of all the lines is slated, but it ia diff
cult to see how it can amount to any
thing go long as the transcontinental
lines have agreed upon nothing tending
to stop the Decentralization in their ter
ritory.
The western roads held short meet
ing today to consider the question of re-
moving their orders from eastern ter
ritory. The Rock Island has already
taken its orders out, but some of the
other lines. notably the Alton, do not
see their way clear to follow this lead.
Nothing definite WAS decided upon.
Third Vice president Truesdale OF the
Rock Island has assumed the duties of
general manager Of the system because
OF the resignation OF Mr.. st. John.
The earnings OF the Rock Island for
the month OF November are estimated
at sl.14S, ,463. decrease Of $l44, $40.
compared with the estimated earnings
Of the system for the month OF Novem-
bar. 1893
The herald., 1894-12-04

As AN indication of return ing pros
perity there could be no better criterion
than the railroad earnings during q dull
season OF tho year at period when the
finances of the country are only recov-
sring from q condition almost bordering
on panic. The Southern Railway COM
pany. for the third week in November,
reports an increase of $24 1856 in earn
ings; tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
for the same period, elbows an increase
of $24 637; the Norfolk and Western an
increase of $40, 0,750; the Northern Paci-
fic $22, 1872, the international and Great
Northern $22,746, the Missouri Pacific
$4,000, the St. Louis Southwestern
$l2, 600, the Toledo, st. Louis and Kan
sas City $1O,735, the Texas and Pacific
SO 800, the Lake Erie and Western $10,-
O37, the Western New York and Penn.
sylvania $500. the New York. Ontario
and Western 1886 the Peoria, Decatur
and Evansville s24S0. the Chesapeake
and Ohio $4254. the Evansville and
Terre Hauts 1888, the Cincinnati,
Jackson and Michigan 1891, the Evans.
Vile and Indianapolis $7S4, the Mexican
National $45l9, and the Ksnawha and
Michigan 1863.
The herald., 1894-12-04

TIE bill to pension veteran teachers
in the public schools, which will be pre-.
sented at the coming legislature. is al
ready meeting with strenuous opposition
shrougho the state. 1t is urged tn at
teachers are not compelled to teach, and
that because they have found it profit
able to adopt teaching as q profession is
not valid reason why the taxpayers
should Yemunerate those who have
drawn salaries for teaching during q
series of years. 1t is contendsd that
the farmer. the trsdesman. the profes.
eional man and others who have been
long in service for their own emolument
are entitled to 80 much consideration
from the people who pay tax es as those
who have been instructing the youth Of
the state. These arguments are OF
course fallaoious. but they are very
prevalent, and it looks very dubious
just now for the teachers pension bill.
The herald., 1894-12-04

The assemb bling OF congress yesterday,
after recess of three months, does not
preeage ultra important legislation at
this session, which will be brief and
largely interrupted by holiday inter-
missions. The Democrats are naturally
diecomfted by their overwhelming de-
feat, and they will attempt no retalia-
tory legislation merely to force upon the
people issues that have been decided at
the ballot box. This would be undem-
ocrstic and unpatriotio, and the De.
mocracy has never been guilty OF a'pol.
icy 90 suicidal. The remainder con-
gress will merely endeavor to complete
the work they have in hand, and they
will leave for their SUCCESSORS q clean
docket upon which to inscribe the
theories of Repu ublicanism, content to
let the people once more judge between
the representatives of the two great par
ties. 1t ia more than probable that the
mistakes of the Republican majority
will be as egregious as those charged
against the Democratic excess OF repre-
eentation. In the mesutime it msy be
discovered that the Democrstio admin
issration has accomplished more good
for the country than is now credited
to il.
The herald., 1894-12-04

THERE are many governments that
own and operate railways, and the fact
that these governments are rendering
better service to the people and charging
them less than the private corporations
for that service is an object lesson that
should have some weight with the rep
resentatives OF the people in this ooun-
try. The German empire owns about
21.840 miles Of railway; Portugal owns
about one-half the railways in that
country; France owns about 1000 miles
Of railway; South Australia owns her
railway system; Chile owns $40 miles of
railway; Japan owna 60S miles; Baden
owns 829 miles; Sweden owns 1645
miles; England and Wales own IA, O94
miles; Belgium owns about 1000 miles
Hesse owns 226 miles of her railway sys-
tenn; China owns and operates ali her
railways; Victoria owns all her rail
roads, 2341 miles; Odenburg owns 222
miles of her railroad; Brazil owns and
sperates 2091 miles of railway; Poland
and Caucssia own 5005 miles; New
South Wales owns 2lS2 miles, Norway
has 929 miles of railway-all her own /;
Scotland has 31lS miles belonging to the
state; Peru has 1926 miles of railroads
owned by the state; Austria owns and
operates nearly 1000 miles of railway !;
Bavaria has 1886 miles OF railway owned
by the government; Denmark bas about
The herald., 1894-12-04

advertisements. collect the bills, man
age the business Office and figure the
circulation. That's the financial end OF
the bargain. It's . great scheme. and
one that will not only enhance the pop
ularity of the paper. but result profitaby
for the object in view, which 10 charity.
All the proceeds OF this edition are to
be turned into fund for the Children's
hospital. 1t 10 noble effort and the
people of California will respond nobly
to the appeal thus generously and
uniquely made. 1t 10 the best work
ever undertaken by . California news
paper and the Examiner will achieve
. wider fame thereby than Il has Sc
cured by even greater and more ex-
pensive enterprises.
The herald., 1894-12-04

and the years. may 70 and the iron
tooth Of time may gnaw csasslsssly
upon the sculptursd sepulchre, but the
tomb will stand. defiant Of every as
sault. Not 80 ito inmate. Long before
the first rust has eaten through the
metal of the sarcophagus in which the
corpse Of Huntington was laid when
fresh, Huntington will have orumbled
to dust so impalpable that the breath OF
. pauper's infans might scatter it-so
fine that the particles would not flicker
a. notes in sunbeam. The tomb OF
Huntington will endure, but the grand
egotist who reared 1t will be % one who
has never existed-a shadow effaced; .
whisper unhsard. The corpse Of Hunt
ington will not even outlast the memory
OF Huntington. Posterity will perpetu-
ate the history OF the sins Of the aged
tra6icker even unto the third and fourth
generation of them that hate him.
The herald., 1894-12-04
AMUSEM EN is.

Manager Bouvisr, OF the Baldwin
theatsr, in San Francisco, last evening
telegraphsd the HERALD ss follows:
An audience hardly less fashionable
or less in numbers than on the opening
night OF his engagement greeted Mr..
Salvini tonight at the Baldwin theater,
to witness Paul Kester's new romantic
drama, Zamar, for the first time in San
Francisco, The story OF the play 10 laid
among the eventful episodes OF carly
Spanish history.
The plot rests upon o question as to
in consequence of an early marriage of
Alphonzo to the Gypsy Queen Isidra
which was dissolved by the pope. It
transpires that Gypsy chieitain named
Zamse was the issue Of this marriage,
but he valves his right in favor OF his
hall brother Ferdinand, preferring his
own Gypsy royalty. He supports his
brothers claim against the conepirng
regent Philip, the struggles between
the two factions involving many excit-
ing incidents. There are two quaint
and exquisite love stories running
through the play which makes it as
romantic as any lover OF this school OF
drama can desire.
The play is full OF action, it was re-
ceived by the audience with almost con-
rinuous applause and the final curtain
rang down one of the most enthusiastic
audiences Mr.. Sslvini has had in this
city. Az the Gypsy Chief Hamar, Sal-
vini was powerful to q degree and pre-
sented . most picturesque appearance.
Outside of the star individual hits were
made by Miss Dickson as the Gypsy
Maid Hinds. and Miss Moretti as the
Princess Isabel.
The New Vienna Buffet offers an un-
usually tine programme this week. Ii
patronage is o sign of how this place OF
amusement is liked then the New vi
emma Buffet is one of the most popular
places OF Amusement in Los Angeles.
Carmen, the Spanish dancer. Misc Reta
Cough and Armand & Granville are ar
lists in their respective lines. The
music is furnished by one OF the best
orchestras on ths coast.
The herald., 1894-12-04
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscriber
10 the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
juued hereafter. No papers VIII be sent to
subscri bers by m mnil unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
J. p. Fisher, newspaper advertising sgent'
ql Merchants Excnange san Francisco, is an
authorized agent This paper is kept on file In
his Office.
Sole Eastern Advertising Agent, s. P. Palmer
Rhinelsnder Building, New York
The herald Is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, San Francisco, for &c copy.
No contributions returned
The herald., 1894-12-04
NOT GUILTY..

The Carlin Strikers Acquitted ON Second
Trial.
CARSON, New, Dec. 3.-The argument
in the second trial of the Carlin strikers,
charged with obstructing and delaying
the United States mails. closed this
afternoon and the case went to the jury.
who retired, aud after 20 minutes de-
liberation brought in verdict of not
guilty. When the news OF the verdict
was received the greatest enthusiasm
was manifested. fire bells were rung and
salutes we're fred.