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Evening journal., 1895-03-01
NEW YORK.
RAILROADS.

DENNsYLvAHIA RAILROAD--srAND.
ARD Railway OF America = Protects
throughout ~ the Interlockin9 Switch Ane
PnfLAnELPHfA, WILMINGTON and BAL
TlMORE RAILROAD, In effect Nov. Is. 1894.
Irelns win leave Wilmington ~ follows, q.
81, 30 bb, Qta, tQ 06. 1913, 10 i5, 1926, II 5,
Il d a; m, III s5 81. S06, 8 0i, 10. o b6, 7N,
Accommodation, Q QQ,7oo sOs. .lO4ssu. lSss.
chsetcy eTpress, ~ IS j 81 -. 80. "a 7@s
Ms, lls6, nd m, / 81 300 oO'bbe,
Accomiaoaation com s,i Q %, %, o., JOS. ii@Am
SIS, . o. o 40, l6, 2 g, 10 e5 pm;
New York, 81, 2b6, 42u, $50, 7u $40.
. t}, 10 0s 1919. i'd A5, ll6 m. ~ %. 81.
Q %, 8 10, 6 SO, 7 OF, . u, 10 abpm.
Boston, without change. 10 10 am, 81 p m.
For the sonth-sOuthern Railway Express,
Al j m. Sloepera to Augusta, Jacksonville and
St Augustine . a ~, Sleegers 10 Hot Springs
Wsd Chester, VIA LAmokin. % = M, $40
Newark ushtrs and intsrmsdiste EtAtionu,
Baltimore and Washington, sas. su.all.
0le, uO1 am. II "a, y -, d TO- : R. y. ~,
'HSsitlnogseo o' and inteymnsdlsie ssa;ianr, al
y; Leave PhilAdsiphnis. broad street. for WI.
II IL, ii IS, IN, fii ss %. q, sie, toi slL
sos, ", 40 %, ", go, ~, II 10, IL 10,
= ls, soocmroda alton, ,s4.7@,al0. lOssam,lD
2 90, 4 %, AN7, Q -. 8 %, 10 o. AZ 5s p N.
/ Sunday rraina-Leave Wilmington fori
rhiladelphi.a, eSpress, 81, ses, o' se,s@
| p ~. lUW W 4h. II 81 Am, ", % oo, 3 ~, IW.
10 600, Y M. Accommodation, 100, 3 10
an. y ~. 40, Aoe. Is. 10 % ? m. ,sos,,n
Eni'ssr ~ 1pTss osp 7 e. m sSp ~ no % xosono y SSl %.
sslion. 100. sloA n. Il 10. no. COS. slS'7@.
ScS Yorh. 1a. SIS, tal. q CO. $50. %.
loQa. in4a liu am, ! o.. 20. tot 50i, %
fW. ol2. l0t5pm.
RoHien. without chSngs. @ m.
For the South-southorn Railway Express,
6npm, 3 eepers 10 Augusta, Jacksonville and
~. Augustine Al p M, Sleepera TO HOT
sprrsa' Aemphls' and New orleans,
Baltimore aud washington, 4as s.oi, 10.
= M, is0s. Il 2a,6s3, 70 ob, sh' 7l1, %, D. N.
BAlliaors and intermediate stations. COS
fsGvs fhiiadelphin, Broad street, for WI.
rnington, express, akg. 70, lils, u l3s
M, A. bQe, 8 %, 55. 7 20, sa6, IL 10, ule
KooommodAtion. s s5, 10. 10 81 N. II Ss,
: uh. 20, ~, 10 o., IA td pm.
. Trans for Delaware Division leave for
aew Ossts, y, u 10 ~, %, al',s ls' o 6'
, LsuBs, Is . "a. y p m.
i.xprnar Ter flGNur, hafrnEton and DelmA7
Hnrrington ana way statlona only. 30 D m
Erpreen for Cspo chsrles 6ld Point Con.
fort Rnd Norfolk, II % . M, " o. night-
Sunday trains iOrs
rev CASTLE, r. Oh nighfi
a Gaps yhhrloa, Old fuln. Comfort aud MOI
folk, "a on night.
MlddlatoWn, clayton, Dover, Wyoming
8 EciUon, harrington, hridgevillo. 6oaford
Laurel and Delmar, ~ 0l night.
q Congressional Limited Expross trains com
y posed entirely OF Pullman Vegtlhuie PerlO
II anu Dining Cart Noextrs fare other than tn
usual Pullman charge.
tlhmitod Express Trains, composed OF Puu
mhr Veatihule Parlor Cars, Vestlbule Pas
gciugri Coaches and Dining Oar. No extr
iAro.
y aur further Information, passengers are re
,eIfUi 10 One ticket lgent at tho station,
| b. n. FhEVO8J =. r. WOOD
is-snerAi Manager. General Paaseneer ~
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
sLATTERY ON TOP.
Guarded by Police, the Ex-Priest lectures
Again In Savannah.

Again IN savannah
SAVANNAH, March l.-Another day and
night Of intense excitement have been ex-
perienced here. Feeling seems orun high,
though there have been no hostilitics of any
kind. Mrs. Slattery lectured TO 900 wom-
en- in Odd Fellows hall She and her hus-
band We're escorted to the hall by officers.
Many Of the ladies at the lecture were es-
corted to the hall by their husbands. Po-
lice were stationed in the square on which
the hall fronts and the streets. No one
was allowed 20 loiter about the building
Toward the close Of the lecture crowds col
lected in the vicinity, and Slattery and
his wife were followed TO their hotel by
hundreds
At night Odd Fellows hall was crowded
to its limit ana many We're turned away.
Fully GOO men were in the hall. II Is
said that a large proportion were armed.
Outside men We're heard saying that they
were ready for a mob. Outside the entire
police force with the exception Of few
men scattered through the audience, was
distributed so as to command the entire
vicinity Of the hall The police kept con
tinually on the move, and no crowd was
allowed to eongregate near the building.
Inside the hall there was scene of en-
NAN0ittNAtlf t7AtAANAg ANNNANAiA Oh RNoNARAts
and throughout his lecture he was applaud
cd and cheered when he declared that the
riot Tuesday night had shown the neces-
sity Of Protestant organization.
At the close of the lecture there were
three cheers given for Slattery. He was
escorted back 60 the hotel by large body
Of police. Several hundred Of those who
had heard him followed to assist in pro-
tecting him. While there We're many peo-
pie on the streets to the hotel, there were
no demonstrations made against the OK
priest except misses. Slattery announced
that he intended to remain in savannah
until he could walk its streets without po-
lice protection. His presence here will
keep up the excitement, which has been
intensified by the announcement that the
A. p. A. organization would be perfected
at once. Conservative men on both sides
deeply deplore the existing situation.
Fifteen Of the men said TO have been
prominent in the troubles Tuesday night
were arrested. -Four Of them were tried
of whom three were sent to Jail for 80 days.
Other arrests are to follow.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
THE EMPIRE
DEPARTMENT STORE.
400 MARKET STREET.

Tomorrow morning. March End, we
will inaugurste our first remnant sale,
con lstlng Of Dress Goods, MuslIns,
Ladies' Underwear. Ladies' Shirt Waists
Crash, Calicoes, Fancy Turkish Tides
Lace Pillow Shams, Children's Gossa.
fners, Whale Bone Coverings. etc these
goods comprise some OF the best brands
Oor object Is to make clean sweep OF
all our remnants and small lots, to make
ioom FOR new goods-there are hundreds
precedented butcherlng 10 prices on the
most staple kinds OF merchandise, We
want space, odd and ends have no value
with us, 80 try 10 be AS early as you can
Saturday, as 6rst come gets the hrst pick.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
social and PersOnAl Notes.

L. NJ Packard, of this city, was in
Baltimore yesterday.
Miss sallie Peterson, Of this city, "a
visiting friends at Trainer, Pa.
Miss Dora Passmore, OF oxford, Pa,
Is the guest Of friends in this city.
Miss Margaret Weigandt AMI Miss
Fannie Harmsn spent yesterday In
Philadelphia.
Victor Willis who pitched for the Y.
M. C. A team last year, has signed with
the Harrisburg State Club, for the
coming season.
United States Marshal Lannan and
ex-City Councilman NJ. j. ShRrkey left
here this morning for a ducking trip al
Cedar Beach. They will be gOnG
the balance Of the week.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Death of a Phnsdslphis Capitalist.

John Alexander. president of the
Philadelphia Sabbath Association, and
one of the Quaker Clty's retired
merchants, died at his residence, No.
1885 Arch street, In that city, Wednes-
day, aged 80 years. He was born in
Crawford county in 1865 and in 1886
moved to PhilsdelphlR and started th'
firm of ]. & H. Alexander. Later h'
became largely interested in the lumber
business In Northwest Pennsylvania
he was especially interested In church
missionary and Sunday school work IL
was we'll known IN Wilmington. his frs
wife being Miss Mary Jones, Of thi'
city, who died in 1868. leaving ont
daughter, Miss NJ @. Alexander, and tw'
sons. John s. and Archibald A. Alexan.
der, of San Antonio Texas.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Rnsebali scheauIe Fixed.

NEW YORK, March 1.-Contrary to all
expectations, the baseball magnates have
agreed without clashing on the very i'm
portant matter of the championship sched-
ule. The season will open in New York
on Thursday. April Is, with the Brook
lyn club as the opposing team. On the
same day Philadelphia plays Baltimore at
Baltimore, Pittsburg plays Louisville at
Louisville, Cleveland plays Cincinnati at
Cincinnati, and Chicago plays st. Louis
1t St Louis
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
The Contract Has Besn Awarded.

The directors Of the Street and Sewer
Departm mt have awarded the contract
for printing 1000 copies of the annual
report. to Homer Barry, for 81 IS per
page
A resolution was adopted establishing
the grade of Market and adjscent streets
between Twenty f!th aud Twenty
eighth streets
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
A onist Home Marriage.

A pretty home wedding was solemnlzed
at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. John P.
Heinzoroth, at No S25 Poplar street, on
"Wednesday evening Miss Laura V
Burns, of this city, was this bride. aud
James A. Seward. Of Caroline county,
Md, was the groom
Miss Katie Burns was bridesmaid aud
James Burns acted as best man. Rev
John D @ Hanna, pastor OF Union M. E
Church, performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a pretty travelling
gown Of plum colored novelty goods aad
carried bouquet Of violets. The
bridesmaid was similarly attired.
Only close friends of the couple were
present These included Mrs Rebseca
Williamson, Miss Elizabeth Hopes, Mr.
and Mrs George E Connolly, Mr. and
Mrs. James Burns. Miss Anna Burns
Miss Edith Burns, Harry Barns
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
DIED.

BURLIN.-In this city. on February ~,
Mary A, widow OF Francis Burlin, aged 20
years
ruary ~. Elsie NJ, daughter Of Charles H.
and Alwllde Hinman, aged years, 9 months
and Q da' 5.
SILVER Entered into rest, At Red Lion.
Thursday. February 26 Clara beloved wife
of Will am y. Silver. aged ~ years and 3
months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral on Monday morn
ing. March 4. At II O'Clock Services At the
house, Interment at ~. Georgee cemetery.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
OAve . Small DInuer Partr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell gave a
small but delightful dinner party at their
home, Ninth aud Van Buren, streets, last
night.
The decorations were Of red and white
carnations and smllax, and the lamp
Violets were also used In the decorations
Those who sat down to the table were
Rev. and Mrs J. D. O. Hanna. Mr. and
Mrs Bradway, Mrs Francis. Miss Ida
Davis. Mr. and Mrs Frank Mitchell and
Miss Rena Mitchell
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
A rrialnR Blaze Put out.

The new chemical added another scalp
to its string of fires put out. An oil
lamp exploded in the store of Paul
Shuts, No 500 East Fourth street. last
evening, and a big hole was burned in
the floor. The blaze was quickly ex.
tinguished and no damage done By water
either.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
"a MIX white Flag. 4"

A large party from this city went to
Philsdelpbis last evening % see HOyt's
Milk White Flag" at the Chestnut
Street Theatre. The party returned
home with a unanimous opinion that
it had seen one of Hoyt's best plays
and one of the strongest attractions that
plays Philadelphia this season. "A
Mix White Flag" has been deservedly
successful since its 6rst presentation. 1t
ran 150 nights in Chicago. Boston and
New York. The company numbers
over City frst class artists, the scenery
is magnificent. The stage effects novel
and dazzling and altogether the pro
duction Is one that cannot fail to please
1t is a military satire, and is brimful OF
numor and catchy music Our theatre
patrons will make no mistsse to go to
the Chestnut. where "A Milk White
Flag" will wave for several weeks
Tickets can be reserved by mail
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Celehrated HIs BIrthday.

Frank T. Lynch celebrated his twenty
first birthday at his home. No. 1907
Tstnall street. last evening The time
passed, swiftly in vocal and instrumental
music, and refreshments were served A
number Of his friends were present
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Anson raI.es DC aIen south.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The Chicago Base
ball club, with Captain Anson in charge,
left over the Illinois Central for Galveston
10 engage in six weeks practice games.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Mint stntlstlcs.

PHILADELPHIA. March 1.-The total
number of pieces coined at the United
States mint in this city during the month
Of February was ., 400, e20, representing
in valuation So, 734, 600.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01

d ~, ~ %, III BAIL % elHfN6hE
2. N. Sundays, q q,
N iT,iu 40 ~; q ~. w.
ib "a VI 81 III % p 10. ~
All tr1Ana Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
AND UHEgrHuT srs. Week days, q %. ~
8 N M 81 81 5s rs 2T9 90 1910, 40 40, III 45
= n; Iz =, q. y AZ, %, Ao5, ibao' oeO' Hot,
s., sapdssr ID ~; % q, sSHl7. is. 500 ulmuN
= nj IN, q y, 70, $50, bB, og.- n a.
PHIA, TWELFTH AND MAR
KET BTIlEETs. Week days. 70 20, IT ~, 70 AZ,
'fii 'fPiaii.SlDELraiiA, l buhds5sa.. Is %. nh. 10
z nii q 40. N M. iil o. p no ..
Chester week days. b 07, 5 s., 9 ~, y lI,lIbl
81 Ig ia ~ g0 10 i0 40 aO an ib ~; ab, y a.
] S5' IS. IS g5. 800. u 81, 9 l5, lo0, tlleopm.
Chester Sundays, n 90, O. N, VIZ, N.
~ 40, a % mi ] % no. 80. 4bs. Is %, $50
AtlRntlc CITY. week daya M nj
IlsA. ~ m' sundays, Y ". 1854 M
Wv 'i1 WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and washington, Hes6 dn6s,
"a lb. III, Is AZ. = N; ne IS, y %. %, \ 3Is
n III. ~ he s 3 6s ~ "a z ~. z H. Is N.
baltimore and WAY Stations, II m, u
Esws4f' Del, week days. AIS. III, 1877
ms ~ 10. %, ns1, @ a. 85. rs 10 81 " lilo
/ Q m. Sundays = IS, Z u, 70 a N. rs lc, 3 o.
/ NB7, 78b, f8la. ys So II l0pm.
| piftHhurg, fs AZ q "a, - 81 m, daily
| Chicago % "a, a ri; "a 81, D m, daily.
Cincinnati And st Louis. ~ 70 IA, and
''3s Ssk Urissns, cans via Bristol and UhAttAnoogs
Is 10 D N. daily. Through eleeper 70 New O1
sisgsrly accommodation. 7l7am. sos. Ta
| Lenfienherx accommodation, week days,
7f7,s47a M a5 srd 40 p n. SUNDAYS, -
Traius lsaVs Market street stAsioni
FoF EeF York, week days. Va aam, -.
rs, III s1H N; 4 s.. IS p m. sundays, $50,
q r., b0, ~, 39 m. - .. .o
pittsburs and CnicsEn. week dsys, Is ~ q
Baltimore, week days, W. teJ "a , %
gcF fsudeubsre snd way stations, week
days, o., 30 AM 40, . ~ ? N sundags'
~ TEass aa's X " Pi33iiLApEI.PHIA, TWENTY
ElURTH AND QHEsTNgl SIS, n foh X
| WII,Nfi faTON,week daye,fd Bl,e ID Z ~, ISIS
| igW, VIA ~. l2W noopj ~, " th. 2 ny,
3lk ftlo, 4W, fbOo. AZ, So. %, " -,
5ns gi o, s5s. Y "a 5y4p8 ~ Is SIS, a iOg III
! ms 1So0 noon. VI So 800. 81h Au. AHs
$50 fT4s, IS 3, 10 10 and y % p N.
AND MARKET sIs. Week days, 1s 90 = g.
III 2a m; f846, VIZ, 10. Sundaya,
Sss - So. Tii g : M 70 is,ffI-pm-
fsfee 10 Western points lower than via ans
other iine. <. Y. hCULl. tien'i Pass Agent.
R- X. OANphHi4ll. tienerAl MsnnRet.
NnJInM IisdION AND NUitrhEEN Rail-
w ROAD. Tine tA.ll n eneot Oct. rsln,
Iraina isAye wnminston. French stzest
station, Tor r. q O. junction. MontchAnils
Wfnterthur. Guyencourf, 0ranoEue, COeeAr7,
ChAdds' Ford Junction, PoeoPeon, Wen
Chegter. Fnbrcevftic, M,rtonville, CoAtee-
villo and intermediate stations, daily, excerl
Sunday, At 785 a n. 2 16. 90 and ~ p M
, Sunday only at Oi = m; 80, 81 p m
For WNvnesburg Junction, Springfield ana
inter mediate stations, daily, except Sunday,
J Nt7 IS m 9 IS and 10 D N. Sundays only as
1904 am. IS and 81 y M
| For Joanna, Birdsboro, Residing and inteTs
mediate stations. daily, except SUNDAY, ~
7 8b am and 80 2 m. Sunday only ~ D "a
- AZ AZ r. McCADsLAND. superintardept y
B0WEGss BRIGGS Gen. Passenger AgsnS
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Ths Dl.,stobIi.blnent BIII.

LONDON. March The bill providing
for the disestablishment of the Church of
Wales passed its first reading without a
division being taken.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01

DAVIDSON WEAVER. AT Asbury par
sonage. No. 222 Walnut street, on February %,
1895, by Rev. John II. Howard, D. D., William
j. Davidson and Bertha +. Weaver both OF
this city.
TRIGGs Gs-BOOKER.-At No. 1913 Park
Place on Thursday. Febr0ary g. 1893. by Rev.
A. n Keigwin, Robert Emmett Triggs and
Roberta Booker. both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Marriage of Miss Laura Burns
and James A. Seward.
NIB. AND MRS. MIrCHELL's DINNER

To Several Friends at Their Pleasant
Home Last Evening--ErAnk Lynch
Celebrates His Twenty-R first Birthday.
Personal Mention OF Wilmington
People and Their Friends.
AL Communications intendoo Tor insertion
n this column should be addressed to Society
Editor are OF the EvEEtNo JOURNAL. Com-
munic~esons should be written on oue side cf
she paptr only
Evening journal., 1895-03-01

As pairs Of Ladies' Dongola button, opera
toe. patent tip and extension sole, which
we are selling at $l0c, regular $3.50
goods
"A pairs OF Ladies' cloth top shoes
worth 81. 80. selling st g. 25.
Still another lot Of those Ladies' $500
shoes to 60 at 81 90.
Probably "a pairs Of those 81 so shoes
at 81 90.
Ladies' wool lined shoes worth Sl.25
and 81 80 are being closed out at 75c and
81.
Mems wool lined and waterproof boots
and shoes reduced from 81 TO 81 50
Also Mems "Nover rip grain shoes
reduced from So 20 81 so
Mems regular 81 90 dress shoes selling
a. Sl25
One lot Of boys regular : shoes.
sizes 70 81 al Soc
Another, "a pairs Of those children q
75c shoes, sizes to If, at 60o
Misses 81 shoes reiuced to 75e and S5c.
Misses 81 25 shoes reduced 70 81.
In fact everything is reduced TO The
lowest figures
No trouble to show goods
Give us a call
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
GREATEST WRAPPER GOING.

talk, our prices talk 250 heavy Outing
Flannel, French Percale and Flannelette
Tea Gowns, light and dark effects,
shiIred deep pointed ruille. gathered and
balloon sleeves. worth sl.5O for 95c, for
Saturday only.
Best 2ji quality silk Yelling for 15e
yard.
Best 40, quality sllk Yelling, double
width for 100 a yard
Best zoe quality Silk Yelling FOR i3c
yard.
We have about 10 dozen Ladies' Fine
SILK Embroidered Handkerchiefs. regular
SOC quality for Saturday only, i5c
Best 81 90 quality Umbrella for 69c
Best styles neat Sllkaline, regular
prica 1876. for Saturday SIC.
We have about 10 dozen Marrow
Ribbed Childrens Hose at 40 a pair,
Saturday
25o Fast Black, regular made imported
Hose for 100 pair
About 40 Childran's Suits, Rough and
Ready Pin Check material, made up IN
double breasted neat suits, you pay else.
where 81 30 for the same suit, our price
Saturday, 98s Size, TO A.
The Empire Department Store,
200 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01

quarterly Rension vouchers
Carefully executed by Thomas Z LAlly
Notary Public. at the offics of Col Johr
Wainwright, Cd floor, No. West 7th St
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
mARRIED

Money to loan, 1903 W. Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
A substautIal Amendment.

The friends and foes Of the annual
appropriation Of 81 900 to the Delaware
State Agricultural Society, to be used for
premiums on agricultural exhibits, will
be- heard by the House Committee on
Appropriations this afternoon. 1t
promises to be q boisterous meeting.
The friends OF the appropriation have
become so exercised over the news Of the
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
One Dollar a Day

President Charles Baird Samuel Il.
Baynsrd and Mayor f g Shortidge Of
sheWilmingtonBoRrd Of Public Education,
want some radical changes made in the
school laws. They were here yesterday
suggesting to the members that the
school fund could be more equitably
distributed by allowing to each district
81 a day for each day actually served by
each teacher Of a district, instead OF
baslng the dividend on the number OF
scholars enrolled They asserted that It
would give the state q uniform system
and do away with the many inequalities
Of the present system.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
one Month for Cunning.

Senator FenImore will Introduce a bill
amendatory Of the game law. lt will
provide closed season for the Fall OF
1895 to enable the birds and rabbits to
recover from the disastrous effects Of the
present Winter, and for one month g
season for 1896, beginning on December
aud closing on December 81.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
FOR SALE BY

We believe the Foster Kid Gloves, all
things considered, are the most satlssac
tory glove imported. Try pair and we
think you will use none other. Our
spring Importation just received.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01

Representative Jolls Is receiving a
great many remonstrances from his con-
sttuents ysinst the bill authorizing the
road commissioners OF st Georges hun
dred to levy an additional tax Of s., 600
to meet the expense Of clearing the
roads Of snow during the recent blockade.
The remonstrants claim that II there was
proper collection OF road taxes there
would be no trouble in meeting this
additional expense. The bill Is now In
the hands OF the House Committee on
Rnads and Vacant Landa
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
DIotey and NsarY Here.

Receiver Of Taxes John T. Dickey and
Patrick Neary, OF Wilmington. were In
the State House yesterday looking after
certain public and private measures 10
which they are interested. When asked
as to the object Of their visit, they said
that they SIMPLY came down TO look
around and that they had brought nc
bills with them
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
The Economic Amendments.

Senator Pyle will introduce an act TO
amend the chsrter of the Economic Iu-
surance Company OF America, granted at
the last session. IL ADDS Dr.. Michael j.
Hughes. William DUPONT and DR.. Chris.
topher B Naudain to the list OF incor-
porators. decreases the capital stock from
$500 COO to 800 600, and makes certain
notifications relative to annual meetings
and the election of directors.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-21

au excellent condition, barring some trees
injured by various TEishaps. The crop
We are sure can Re delivered in good
condition. We have no doubt that this
seasons crop nill surpsss in quality any
grown heretofore in thu PDacsptiG die
trict. The fruit at Oovina ~ we'll lie in
excellent condition. The frnit will uD-
doubtedly stand muck mos rein With
out .erious damage.
FRANK NJ. CBAPMAN.
NO GROUNDS F0A FEAR.
RIVERA, Jan. 20.-In Rivera re have
g very large crop Of seedlings; about
four timss as much fruib "a last year.
Everything in our locality shows nc
probability OF damage. Our fruit iu
hanging we'll and ripening speedily. We
have plenty of ripe fruit, and will be
ready to pick tomorrow II it dnes not
again set in raining. The esr of fruit
sold in San Francisco Friday consisted
principally Of choice oranges; i. g., sac
ond grade, with como STANDARD or third
grade. and we're all small off sizss, sud
the report We have received from the
suction people shows that we will net 81
cents per box on the tree, which | thiak
ia very good for fruit Of that size and
grade. In my opinion there 10 not tie
slightest reason for fearing any espsSial
loss Though Southern California o.
angss. and 1 think the trrit will orirg
first'ciass prices. A. DRIFILL.
Secretary Rivero Fruit Exeh&pge.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-21
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remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable, and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; efectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
news, live: ami Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
Ufactrred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
md being well informed, you will not
ecept any substitute il offered.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-21
CAN STAND MORE RAIN.

Los ANGELES, Jan. Cove have
picked 500 boxes of what we are told sYs
ehe finaEt orangsS ever gathered in the
Plaoentia district. The orchards there
and a. Covina have benz gnue over quite
thoroughly and sh. fruit fcund to DO ia