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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12

change are among the most reliable and conserva.
tive dealers in southern California. IL
AnO--lo ACRES IN THE AZUsA
~ WV valley, 3ls acres in bearing fruits
barn and cislcrn, piped on land Want
something in city; will assume.
s25po--20 acres miles from Azusa, house, barn.
reservoirs, acres in bearing oranges, aprcots
peaches. Want house in city: will assume or pay
$1,000 -
city, or anything else of value.
S5JO-The best 40 acres 1ls miles south of Ana
helm, nothing better for sugar beets or wanuts: 80
acre walnut orchard opposite.
s4O00-Nice home on one of the finest avenues in
the city; REMEMBRANCE 5000 at low rate long time:
equity Tor land. w. II. NEISWEN DER,
II oio w fret ~
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12
REAL ESTATE.

DELL & SA BTCHI, REAL ESTATE AND
4 , insurance agents. money loaned at per cent.
1v5 w. Third ST. Eft
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-IN SOUTHWEST PART OF CITY
- seaskin cape; finder will please leave at Ma
denu cigar stand and receive reward. II
r osT--A PAIR OF GOLD FRAME SPECTA-
IL Giles. suitable reward at this office. II
L,OUND-SAMk CLIPS HORSES AT YOUR
Il own price. North Broadway.
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BICYCLES.

wv X COWAN, MGR. THOS. H. B. VAR
w ney, coast agent for Rambler bicycles. Tele-
phone 1851 427 s. Spring st.
Tricycle., BUGGY AND LIVERY--E. MOAT.
II Business removed TO 90 i. Second st.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12
STOVE REP4IRERS.

EHICAGo REPAIRING Co, JAS MAYOR
~ 1913 ". Fifth ST. Repairs made for any stove
in the L. 5. Patterns made to order. Is
- AS0LINE STOVES CLEANED, REPAIRED.
VI Tel. ZOOS BLACKMAN, 40S $. Spring st.
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TURKISH AND OTHER BATHS.

; : -
TURKISH AND OTHER BATHS
Both departments of the Hammani have been
thoroughly cleaned and refitted Indies depart
ment open from Il. m. to p. m. Sundays, s AM
to II m. Gentemen's department open day and
night, except sunday afternoon We give Turk
ish, Russian, sulphur Electric, Salt, Medical and
other baths. Massage given at "baths" or priv ate
homes. II. o. BROOKS, Proprietor.
Main net
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DRESSMAKIlVG.

7 AIDES TIL AfkE % WEAl FIRST
y< e.'ss n.tin 'na tlN "A. i.i Main st.
D ~, ~ n'ue iit - a SKIS rlv iNBERG-
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EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSIONS.
RURLlNGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS PER.
ID sonaly conducted. leave Los Angeles every
"Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Denver and Rio
Grande and Burlington route for Chicago New
YORK, Boston and other eastern points upholstered
tourist cars with all conveneuces. See any south.
ern Pacific agent write to I. IL. pUZAN BOZ S
Spring ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
IUDSoN'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS
- Every Monday over the Rio Grnnda Western
and Denver and Rio Grande railways; scent.
route; personally conducted; newly upholstered
cars through 10 Chicago, New York and Boston
Finest equipment, best service quick time Office
2i2 =. Spring ST.
DHILLIPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
Il excursions, via the Rio cirande and Rock ISL
cross the Sierra Nevadas, and pass tn, entir. Rio
Grande scenery by daylight. Also via the Southern
route. every Thursday. Oiiice, lss s. Spring st.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12
MEERSCHAUM GOODS.

DAUL YNE-MANUFACTURER PIPES
l. and canes, German sport pipes, German cigar
and cigarette holders in meerschaum and wetzel
wood. Meerschaum goods repaired. 256 S. Broad
way.
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FOR SALE COUi TRY pRDPERTY.
rI,HE SOUTHERN CA FoeNrA lAND AND
LOAN EXC - NGE
"a South BIoadpaY,

This exchange orgapiz4- - hs.ns buy .
ers for property in the city and surrounding coun-
try. Unlimited choice bargains in all Kinds Of
southern California really. Agents of the ex-
change are among the most reliable and conserva.
tive dealers in southern California. II
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GONRAD SCHERER, GRANITE, BITUMIN.
~ Gus and asphalt paving 237 w. First Ut.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
No TRIANGULAR Contest

LONDON, July 3.-Horan and Oakley ex-
changed views last evening on the subject
OF Yale's reply to the challenge of Oxford
and Cambridge, and came TO the conclu.
sion that Oxford and Cambridge could not
meet Yale alone. Cambridge, however,
alone, is extremely anxious to meet Yale.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Headed Toward the Pole.

ST. JOHNS, N. f., July 3.-Ths Peary
RELIEF expedition and the accompanying
Arctic exploration expedition sailed from
here yesterday In the steamer Kite for
feary's headquarters at Inglefieid gulf
They expect to be gone three months.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Harvesting Nav.

BUzzARD's BAY, July 3.-As everybody
VINO was available spent the day In max
Ing hay, President Cleveland was Obliged
to stay at Gray Gables yesterday.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Crushed by WAGON wheels

BOSTON, July 3.-John Murphy, a team
ster, fell from his team last night, the
wheels Of which went over his body, caus.
ing his death an hour later.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Man Burned 10 Death.

KANE, Pa, July 3.-The b. N. Mccoy
glass works were partially destroyed by
fire. Loss, $4,000. A man named Finni.
an was burned TO death.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03

Advertise your waits in the TRrBoKE
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-02-09
Plus De coos

Des experiences ont 6tx fa;te, ( h
terme experimentale do Geneya. n.
T. pour assurer ii les poules pom.
deat un plus grand nombrs d.ouf,
qosnd Giles mont pas Do coz avec
elIea. css experiences ont. d<niontr6
qaT = = shsolun.eat tout l pe,dre )
la'eser !ee coqs avec les poules qus
Ton nourit pour b roots.
Vo'e' M pas'sge ds rapport con.
eesnant les experiences lsites 1 i
ferme De Geaeva:
Les Pos'ette'. dass + pare I, ~,
COG, ont ea uos Poate sspsr;esrs Do.
u pour cent ! eelle de- posles coete.
noes dams k pare ., q b;sn qse i
qnantite de nourriture consonm4e ~
cbsqas volatile dams le pare ! .it k,k
plus grande, le co6t de l. p,odpet;on
''es cafs q ttt de 30 pour cent noip.
DIRE que dams l. parc 8.
lie rapport termioe en- ooncluant
que e coz ne peut que nsise din. y.
tronpsaa de pon4leuses. Non ,..le.
meft j sccapare b pi,s era.de -.
tie de Il nourr;sure, mais il apprend
nux poales i briser ct I maneer l>,,,s
oe'fs, etc. 81 le fermiss ve,,t .vo;r
dfs sufs fecondtr e "a sbseair d,s
pou'e's v'goure"x, i 'ials y nale
dams IN endroit skpare psa iapt II ;-
vet. ss faccouplers avec a.. rrcee
rhoisies au tempts convenable.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-02-09

LIE Jury de Police s'est assemble le
2 de F&vrier 1895. Les membres
.uivant etaieat presents: r. l.. Ian.
dry. A. d. Landry, H. NJ. nurke,
Alt. A. DeIh"mme ct Alfred Hebert.
Absents: J. G. St.Jul;en ct &C
Brown.
Mr.. jos. W. Brooaaard ,'est preeen.
te devant le Jusy de Police ct . ete
reconnus conme membre de ce co,ps
rep'tesntant le second ward, en- rem.
placement dc Nj, Ford Hofpauir.
Demissionsaise.
Les minutes du dera;er meeting ont
ese lues ct .dopteea.
Sur motion fsite par Mr.. Durke.
MN. 0. G. Mouton. A. D. Landry Ct
Z. G. Greig oat appo;ntts pour for.
"er IN con'tt pour prfparer le bud.
get des dtpenses probables pour !.
Pssoiase dsraat Iansee 1896.
Sur motion, Alfred Hebert. A A.
Delhonme ct H. NJ. Durke on. x,s
aPPointss pour examiner les copnte.
da tresotier de paroisse ct de L. can.
oeller, ct Dc lui en- donser q.,t..oce.
lie comitk du bulge. eoumet !. I;.ta
des d<penses psobables pour Y..oss
iSs5et hqselIe = monte ! 1axss
p'a.t'es l. eom;.e pour ]. vf,.6.
eat'os d eonptes do t,esor,er r.D.
porte qss 1es livses du tsssor;er ,ont
% bon ordre ct qu'iIs n,ontrent upe
balance 90 faveur De h paro;.,e de-
e7o4, 50. 10
Nj Dslhoons rsppo.ss quill ~.
pa '.srangsf pour q qsi concerne 10
chenia qsi trsvens Il propr;6t4 Dc
NJ. Thtov;de Tsahan ct demaude S,s
loi' "oit decha.g6 du service dem,,da
dams cote cause.
III. broussard ct autorise : .cheter
on enlargement Do bois pour le second
ward. Le secre.sirs ct .utori.e !
1a're lmprimer 10000 notices pour
lss chemios publ;cs.
Ssf motion le import prtsentE par
'e oonite sppointe pour tracer IN che.
min Dc 4 station Du.ou ju.qu'.. !.
.e're { de Nm. Thos. W. Floyd ct J. g
sAesson . et4 retourp6 / CO comito
par lints'n6diairs du Jury de Police
% second ward. le dit rapport n'e,ant
pss acceptable. Apras vkri6catios
aes divers eonPtes. le Jury Dc Polio,
'ajourne.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-29

ACongress assemblies; Reed elected
speaker. nal
s-Rufus Peckham nominated for asso-
ciate justice.
10-A resolution looking to the impeach-
ment of Ambassador Bayard intro
duced In the house: Boston goes dem
ocratic; st. Louis chosen as the place
for holding the republican national
convention. a4
13-w. II. Harvey's (Coin's) new party,
Patriots of America" publishes its
prospectus. l
1.-THE republican national convention
called TO meet in st. Louis next June
1.-THE president sends a message 10 con-
gress, asking an appropriation to pay
expenses of a commission to ascertain
the true boundary between Venezuela
and British Guiana: the house passes
the appropriation bill next day,
2o-President Cleveland sends another
message to congress urging IL not
to take a holiday recess until II had
framed some plan TO relieve the
country OF its financial troubles;
the senate passes the Venezuelan
commission bill
26-The republican majority introduces
a tariff bin raising the duties on
certain products.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-29
CRIMINAL.
JANUARY.


1-Ex County Treasurer Barrett Scott
lynched near ONeill, Neb.
"A warrant issued for the arrest OF
ex-Premier Stambouloff OF Bull
garria for the murder OF Minister
Beltcheff; three horse thieves
lynched In the Indian Territory.
6-Judge Buchwalter OF Cincinnati re-
fuses TO honor the requisition OF
Governor Brown OF Kentucky for
Rev. w. II. Hamilton: Captain
Driefus, convicted OF treason TO
France publicly degraded.
ewilham w. Taylor. retiring treas
urer OF South Dakota. absconds.
and Is found TO be a defaulter.
12-Bill Cook captured: a Burlingt IN
express train robbed near Ottum-
wa, Ia
1s-Troops called out 20 suppress troll
ley strike riots in Brooklyn.
"a Cotton Belt train robbed near
McNeiIl. Texas.
30--A Southern Pacific train held up
near Wilcox. Ariz; Cherokee Bin
arrested.
s1-David Martin and Philadelphia
councilmen charged on oath with
receiveing bribes-
FEBRUARY.
mime Joniaux convicted In Bel
gium OF poisoning 20 death three
relatives.
"A santa Fe passenger train robbed
near Hutchinson. Kan.
"A mail coach near Newkirk. Okla.
held up: one robber killed and the
other captured.
I7-Actor Richard Gentry murders Ac-
tress Madge Yorke at Philadelphia
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-29
to revise the church con-

assemblies to revise the church con-
stitution.
OLiberty bell received In Atlanta.
1.-THE National Congregational con-
vention adopts a resolution propos-
Ing TO other denominations basis
for Christian union.
1.-THE Virgin OF Guadalupe crowned
in Mexico
1.-THE pope's letter to Mgr. Satolli.
advising American Catholics to
abstain from participating In pro-
miscuous religious congresses, re-
ceived by bishops.
HEThe worlds long distance train rec
ord broken by a Lake Shore train
from Chicago to Buffalo, $40 miles,
In 4S1 minutes seconds, average
speed 64.9S miles an hour exclusive
or stops; from Chicago to Cleve-
land at the rate of 706S miles an
hour.
k6-Two free thinkers national organi-
zations consolidate
b1-Mgr. Satolli made a cardinal; the
Luther League of America organ
ICED.
NOVEMBER
2-John d. Rockefeller offers So, ,000, 900
TO the Chicago university, 81, ,000, 900
OF which is unconditional.
6-The success of DR.. Donaldson
Smiths Eastern African exploring
expedition announced.
1Consumption serum, imported from
Italy, first tested in New York.
IA horseless wagon begins a trip
from New York to Chicago.
17-Prof. Schaeberle, through the Lick
telescope, discovers a comet.
1s-The discovery OF asepsin. alleged
cancer and consumption cure, an
nounced in New York.
eo-Unpublished sermons and poems OF
Charles Wesley discovered.
DECEMBER.
2-The fastest regular train schedule
in the world takes effect on the
New York Central railroad.
5-Ahlwardt, the German anti-Semite,
lands In New York to inaugurate
an anti-Hebrew crusade.
12-Mgr. Satolli decides in favor of
Bishop Bonacum and against Fa-
theirs Fitzgerald and Murphy; the
Christian Labor Union organized.
13-The American Red Cross assumes
the task of distributing relief to
Armenlans; the National Fedora
ton of Colored Men organized.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-29

ard) convicted at Waco, Texas. of
violating the antitrust law.
H-Gompers elected president of the
American Federation OF Labor.
ia new garment workers strike be-
gins in New York.
16-An electric railroad strike declared
in Philadelphia; the Pacific Cable
company Incorporated in New Jer-
sey.
1s-Indian Territory coal miners strike.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-29

-Four English missionaries murder
ed by a mob az Ku Cheng. China
2-Mayor Starkweather OF West Su-
perlor. Wis. convicted on impeach-
ment OF extortion.
4EItalian miners OF Spring Valley.
III. raid the negro village OF I.oca-
ton. driving out every inhabltant
and shoting many OF them; Dick
Yeager. last OF the oklahoma ban
dits. captured
5-Brockway and three other counter
feiters captured in New York.
EBulgarians massacre 100 inhabf-
tants OF the Mohammedan village
Janakon.
l2-Blumberg. alias DIR. Bozzarro. the
unknown OF Coxey army fame.
commits suicide.
2o-American missionaries near Foo
Chow. China. uobbed: trains held
up al Kalamazoo river. Mich. and
near Brady Island. Neb.
24-An Internal machine received
through the mall by the Rothschild
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-02
FESTIVAL FOR THE BLIND.
"A Fashionable Gathering at Which
the Bay ards Were Present.

London, July 31.-The annual prize
festival of the Royal Normal College
and Academy Of Music for the Blind al
Nyrwood was largely attended by fash
ionable people. Mr. Bayard, the United
States ambassador, was present and
took prominent part in the exercises.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Bayard
After inspecting the methods, educa-
tional appliances and work of the insti-
tuition Mr.. Bayard presided at the prize
giving and made speech in which he
expressed the pleasure and honor he
felt as representative of the United
States in joining the people of Great
Britain in such beneficent work. He
said that there were similar institutions
in the United States, but none was su-
perior to the Royal Normal college
His countrymen would be gratified that
he should be the medium for expressing
their sympathy ON such an occasion.
AT the conclusion of the ambassadors
address Mrs. Bayard presented the
prizes and diplomas
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-02
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.
Mrs. Mckenzic's Terrible Expert.
encc with q Fiend.

Simpson Grove, Pa, July 31-Mrs
Mckenzie. wife of DR.. Mckenzie of
Somerton, was brutality assaulted by a
tramp on bridge crossing the Bound
Brook railroad yesterday and robbed of
considerable sum of money. Mrs. Nc
Kenzie in company with her ten-year-
son Grove camp meeting, and when she
reached the bridge over the railroad near
Trevose station she was accosted by
the tramp, who knocked her down,
robbed her, and threw her over the
bridge to ar embankme~t below, She
sustaine severe injuries but managed
to.walk back to Somerton, where she in
formed the station agent. A posse
started in rur. uit Of the tiend, but he
made good his escape.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-02
Riflemens' Excursion.

Thursday, August sth, will be the
late of the 18th Annual Excursion of
be Frederick Riflemen to Baltimore
hid Bay Ridge. No pains or expense
lave been spared to make this the ex.
Dursion of the season; the fare has been
Dlaced within the reach of all-$l.5O
lbr the entire round trip, children half
bre, tickets good for three days with
be privilege of having them extended
b Monday, the 18th, making five days.
Bot coffee and fine lunch for all, free.
Trains leave the b. & o. r. r. depot,
frederick, at 5.45, 600, sos, a. nj. and
\ As and 4.2O p. M; tickets good on all
PAINS that day and stop at all stations
/ far east as Sykesville. Return ex-
brsion train leaves Camden Station
\ Il o'clock p. m. This excursion is
trsonally conducted by Captain Beck
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-02
AID FOR THE CUBANS
Two Large Expeditions
Successfully Landed.
Three Hundred and Fifty OId-Time
Fighters, Two Cannons, 200, 1000
Rounds OF Ammunition. Dynamite
and Hundreds of Repeating Rio CO
and Rcvolvers Taken In

New York, July 3l.-lnformation has
been received in this city of the success
full lending in Cuba last Thursday of
two large bodies of insurgents who
brought with them two cannons. 700
GOO rounds of aInmmition, 500 pounds
of dynamite, and hundreds of repeating
rifles and revolyers. One expedition
consists. ii is said. of PTS men, and the
ether of - men, almost all of them vet
Grams of the last revolutionary war in
Cuba Letters announcing the safe
landing of the two expeditions on the
South coast of Santa Clara Province.
Cuba, last Thursday were received at
the headquarters of the Cuban revolu-
tionary party in this city and their CON
tents We're instantly communicated to
the patriots in New York by Thomas
Estrada Palma, the newly elected presi-
dent of the party.
Started from Bahama Islands.
The expedition, Mr.. Reubens stated,
started from two bays in the Bahama
Islands and We're taken in small boats to
several sailing craft, which conveyed
the whole party to Cuba. The members
of the two expeditions We're taken aboard
some of the sailing vessels while on
the others were placed he arms and
ammunition. thus avoid Z danger from
capture. The two expo itiQns landed
simultaneously last Thu stay on the
South coast of Santa Clara Province,
and, according to Mr. Reubens. this
spot was chosen as the most desirable to
enter Cuba for the reason that Gen.
Maxine Campos had withdrawn his
troops from that portion of Cuba to aid
him in the operation he was pursuing
in the eastern part OF the island.
New and Secret Explosive.
Bridgeport, Conn, July 31.-Thomas
Corroll of this city has gone to Cuba un-
der contract with the insurgents to fur
nish large supply of high explosive
which he has the secret formula for
making 1t is cheaper and better for
the revolutionists to make the explosive
on the spot than to ship it from this
country and all the necessary ingredi-
ents can be found in Cuba. Mr.. Car
roll said: Il am to be there six weeks.
With so men we can blow up 100000
of the best drilled soldiers in the world.
We can put torpedoes under water and
blow up ships and destroy cables
Water or dampness does not interfere.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-02
GIBBONS LEAVES PARIS.
Cardinal Says the Pope Ha
Great Renard for Americans

y Cardinal Says the Pope Has
Great Regard for Americans.
Patis, July 31.-Cardinal Gibbons
leave here to-day for London. In
Entsrylew yesterday with a represent
ne Of thu United Press, the cardinal
psed to speak of Mgr. Satolli, the pa
delegate to the United States, or to
Fuss educational or ether questions.
said, however, that the pope had ex-
esed the warmest interest in the
Rerlcan republic, as we'll as his adj
PATTON Of the material and intellectual
frprise that characterized its people.
pope, he said, had particularly
mended the people of the United
es fer their love Of law and order
the spirit Of religion that was man.
yea In many phases of public life, es-
ally the great respect shown by the
pc for the Lords day.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-02
Jurors Drawn.

The following names were drawn
,ost saturday by The Judges of the
T ISIY as Jurors at the August term of
Snnrt which begins on the third Mon
dsv the 10Th instant:
district No. John A. DeLash-
,,tf Howard Allnutt.
inT nistrict No. 2.-Charles S. Howard,
nndIev Page, David E. Warner, Geo.
p'fD ean. William Anderson, VIM. H.
a. Smitb Francis T. Rhodes, Lewis F.
Kusssmanl.
Instruct No. 3.-Noah Routzahn,
Samuel Kefauver.
District No. 4.-James A. erosion,
District n. 81. Harry Nussear,
william f. Miller.
district No. 6.-Denton l.. Stottle-
4 nver c. &. Stottlenyer.
district No. willis o. Rhodes,
n Charles Price.
district No. S.-Charles E. Lindsay,
George w. Gardner.
district No. 9.-Daniel Swomley,
NJ Frank Downey:
Dislriet No. 10.-Tracy H. Delawter,
John C. Ambrose.
District No. Thames S. Long, Geo.
Angel.
John W Porter.
District No. 13.-James w. Long,
Calvin u Doetfler.
District No. l4.-Morris T. Dade
RObert y. Hemp.
District No. l5,-Allen Hoover, Sam
bel NJ Birely.
District No. 16.-Jnseph Darlington,
Joseph Wolfe.
District No. H. Tilghman Blessing,
Clinton NJ. Metcalfe.
District No. 19.-John E. Naille, j..
b. Barthoow.
District No, 19.-Abner Harne, Brad
lev T. Nicodemus.
District No. 2O.-Michael Roberts,
Marshall Michael.
| District No. 21.-Andrew S. Sum-
ners, William H. Stull.
The August term is grand and
petit jury Term.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-02
NEW YORgl MARKETS.


Wheat-Spot FowLbut values doubtful. |
July quoted at 7Sc'; September
20 Gtorn-sp5t Grade fair; prices firMer.
July, AZ 1-se,; August, AZ l-oc'i sep
fember, AS lac, A.
P9,,ats-s,% d firm with prices airme y:
No. . waite, 80 1-2c.; No 2 mlxea' ~
eiG T.%;9nspot steady and moderate
..,.;nass Quoted; Extra prime
pus ,,;mal short clear, ST. 5OaSl So;
FAMILY FAMILY, sl3.OOaS14.5o; uusss' siS'@oS
siII. aya Contracts are quiet ana
stsadv. September, SaSS. ~.
s'1 pe,u,{{tar~For fancy fresh creamery tn ne
pI "a steady on the basis OF II i-S a
!. ,oa. Creamery, western extras, 4. la
: i ,So'. state dairy, half-frkin tubs, fancy'
"a IA i.2o.; state dairy, half-nrXin' se0oA'''
4 70 frsts, 13al5 lie. .;,.s
:. " fThssse-Holders asking former prices
~ orge size full cream in light supply sn'
n alssttlsd state, full cream, large slze
.a,D;tS choice. I l-2a7 $50; large colors'
h. M ssnov AZ al 3d., state, part sE IN
~ lanGy "a fair to prime, l-Sa4 l-Sc'
It, common, 2a3c. odarata An
90 the feeling steady at 10 l-Sc' ioi '''
northwestern. e.. ora vii
onlv a light demand prices nave rui;
ial In buyers favor. n. y, rose l "a,
be urine S2.00a$2.25; Chln ,eu 80
yn, p,i,ne ii. 5OaS1 10; Long Island ross'
bulL per bill. atSl.S7asl.oo.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-02
The Late Mrs. Stottlemyer.

The following from the Middletown
Rgisoi gives special dates of the
nth aud marriage, ETC., of the late Jo-
tna stottlemyer, nee Recher, whose
Ealn was briefly noticed in last
fek's CITIZEN:
Joanna Recher was born November
l79S, near Ellerton; was united in
'prriage to Daniel Stottlemyer on the
eh of November 1919, by Rev. New.
Kurtz. She was baptized early in
and on Whit-Sunday, 1918, was
eived into full membership in the
lormed Church, of Middletown, Md,
the Rev. Helfenstein.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-02
EXPORTS TO SAVE MARIA
Mass Meeting of Sympathizers Heid
I'm EanueiI Hall at Boston.

Boston. July 3l.---A mass meeting to
show sympathy witt Maria Barber was
held in Farueil hall last night under the
auspices of the italian Society of George
Washington. Antonio Martorana' pres,
ident of the society, presided. Several
letters were read including one from
Maria Barberi's father, one from Mr. Mrs
MARY C. Li,eln.ote oll,. one Iiom CoH9-
tess Di Brazza, Speeches were made
and a telegram was sent Governor Nor
ton Of New York imploring his elem,
e enc asking for Communication of Maria
Barberi's sentence to imprisonment Tor
i;fe and re ne 8 his influence IN Cd
tanning new trial.