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New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
r, 60, Choice
A"sns in' 4"'"o'' Commercial Paper.
on call 80 d. smos. amos. me, mos smoslemos
lta2 . $685. ga A. 4aa5 ga;

There were gold cables in the foreign exchange
market to-day indicating gold exports later on in
the week. 1t reported that arrangements
had been made to send to the Continent 81, ,00oOo0
on Thursdays steamers There were few conf
mercial bills or futures I'm the market. and rates
were steady and unchanged. Rates at which
business actually done were az follows.
s,-,. Gables Long bills short bills
Sterling E.adl 's"S4 So. 'ssa. 49,. s SEQ. So ,s
R-chsmarks .,...... ~. W Is ~
Ciuiders 4p. 40.
The price OF domestic exchange was az follows
at the places named: Charleston. buying par. sell
discount, bank 100 premium: Savannah. buying
par. selling y premium up to $4,000. l.io premium
for 5000 and over: San Francisco. sight par tele-
graph &c per per 500 premium Chicago, 35c. dis
count. Boston, 10 to l5c discount.
Bank clearings were az follows at the places
named: New-York- Exchanges. sl0s. 54s.s GIG: bal
ances S2l2 361. Boston Exchanges. S4.lS0.0I1.
balances, Ns75.l25. Baltimore Exchange. 81
ls2.see: balances. SS47.47S Chicago-Exchanges
r456s.o44: balances 81 .22O.676 Philadelphis-Ex-
changes. 81. s55. .653 balances 81 s0s.973.
The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was 667sc.. nominal per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at 53i. In London the price OF
bar silver advanced l-l5 to 30 g-i6d The ST Louis
sailing tomorrow, Will take out 10000 ounces Of
silver.
Silver exports from San Francisco are now very
heavy. Oficial figures covering the first two
weeks Of September received by a bank here make
the total s.. 1868 400 more than twice az much
IN any entire month recently. OF the total stated.
the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank shipped ST..
1873. 800 with the Yokohama Specie Bank the next
most important shipper For eight and one halt
months shipments are s2 500. oo0 larger than In
1894
Money call In London =. per cent. TIE
rate OF discount In the open market Is per
cent for short and Ills per cent for three months
bills. The amount OF bullion withdraw from the
Bank Of England on balance to-day was 1851. 900.
British consos Were quoted at 10la4d. for money
and l07 1915 FOR the account. American stocks in
London were irregular Last quotations In Lon
don compared with Yesterdays last prices and
with their New-YOrk equivalent were = follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

French rentes were quoted at 100 francs ~ cen
times: Paris exchange on London. 81 francs 2sia
centimes: Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks
A. pfennings.
Gold premiums were quoted a follows at the
places named BuenOs Ayres 226 Madrid l6 LIS
bon PAN, st Petersburg 90. Athens -. Rome 475.
Vienna ,
The following proposals have been received by
Controller Fitch FOR s24J. $50 20 , per cent gold
bonds and stocks Of the city OF New-York exempt
from taxation:
sis7o.lsi ,? CONSOLIDATED sToCK FOR REPAvING
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
finanrial elections.

Tar pRO,'TER q GAMBLE COMPANY.
vV'HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders or
this C1mrAny ~. election u Dire tors and for
stch other Issin-ss as before the 'orianf,
Nll De hei the ofrce ~ the comphnS In Jrr-es cts
ON "Wednesday October Nth 1875. II O'clock noon.
Stort Transfrr Ei1ok- will september 18Th lS1A
Trsnsfer hooks Common Stock VIII reopen October
lo,h. f1r Pre- ferr-l stock October 10Th. 1875.
''i D. GAMBLE. S~cy.
Cincinnati September IL. 1895.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
STOCKS SUFFER LOSSES.
co1D EXPORT TALK RESUMED
.u,pMENr MAY BIZ MADE THIS WEEK
BONDS AND MONEY.

At THE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER -
sAhr, 1Nas IN RONDs AND BANK sTOCks.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
GoYarlnsrshlp Noiirss

fJNliE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be
tween the subscribers under the nrm name OF A O.
cunningham co has shs day been dissolved bv mutual
consent The business win be conducted By Arabella q
cunningham. who will isqudate the affairs % the nrm
Dated aepteiuber goth: iss6.
AkABEILA G. CUNNINGHAM
OSCAR D. THOMPSON.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
St;sND.OiNp 90
s,OtND,tNuD 90
Class "a" Debcnturcs. ....
Cinss "n" Debcntures. 49,.


Class "a" Debcnturcs. .............. SUWO~ W
Class IN Debcntures. ............ s.0won W
There will be fixed charges the property, "tl-r
than any be paced thereon or the prop
erty sold or leased without 20 of
the stock All Of the Stock Will be issued 10 IN"
holders of First Mortgage and the Consolidated Mort
gage Bonds The OF each class TO be do
lvered undersigned provided In the agreement
between the Committees FOR distribution ~ follows:
Each holder " 81 Income Bond upon payment of an
assessment $40 per ond will be ensd to receive so
~ Deben,ures and 500 in Class ''B' De
b.ntures
Each holder 81 Preferred Stock upon paymen, ~ an
assessment Of i5o per share) Will be entitled TO 70
ceive $3.50 IN Glass AZ Dstentures and 5000 IN Class
"B" Dehenturss
Each holder " Common stock. upon payment Of an
sssesset OF S450 per srnre Will b" entitled 10 fs
ceve s4jo In Class Debeniures and $500 In Glass
n" pebentures. Scrip will he issued for fractional
amounts.
An underwriting syndicate has been formed 90 take
over rne securities above hsrenbefore
toned in case tho security shall fail their
allotment, Committee right declare plan opera
viii NJ aprnsi
ganzaton charges. and for additional equipment Ialls
&c. unexpendsd balance ~ be paid into treasury OF
rev Company for its use The nommtsS satnes IN ,
ilcipatr all securities b" deposited. agreement
SA5 oicc Manhattan Trust Co. New York The Com
nittee has circula' giving fl details or ne
RS and form OF asscat Which furnished appII
cation by either ~ the undersgned
Dated New-York September II. 1895.
JOHN !. MATERNITY. Chairman.
MAYER LEHMAN.
EDWIN =. HOOLEN.
HENRY zUCKERMAN. Secretary.
LEOPOLD wAI.I.A II Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds were higher. Sales were
confined to $4,000 coupon 4s Of 1907 al ll3 FINAL
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

In State issues there were sales OF &C. oO0Iousana
coupon ~ at sgi4. Weakness vas the princpal
feature Of the railroad bond market but with Tue
limited trading only few Issues scored inateriaI
losses. Kansas Pacific preferred consols receipts
the one marked exception to the rule sd,
vancng Y per cent TO Is, but Atchison Is reced"d
"a to a. Atlantic and Pacific incc mes to 3. Colo
RADIO Midland 4s receipts to 2SA. Kansas ana
Texas 2s ~ to 67s. and Oregon Improvement con-
sol IS to 40. The days transactions were only
81. $50 600
The United States Treasury received to-day
s2s2, ,01s National bank notes for redemption Gus
toms receipts reported to-day from Washington
were $40 9s9 the internal revenue receipts 1856
099 and the miscellaneous receipts Sl2lIl Iotai
Government receipts for the day. S779.27O; ex-
pendtur& $4,000: excess OF receipts sss''2W'
Receipts Tor the month TO date. s2l. 35O,is6 ex-
pendtures 800: excess ~ expenditures
ssss5l4 Receipts for the fiscal year to date sIs-
372.5sl expenditures 1913 excess OF expendi-
lures receipts Sl3.sS3. 361.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results OF two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement. was as follows:
Nc, gold on hand ,s Ssgi 81 @ q sfSt a 1 p. s5Sss .
N:i .1e4 on I'D 3S5 ssis:s Sss ss as %
Actual s,,nl., cash ,5,. in TIE
Treasury vaults
certiacates .sse $50 est sisoee9 sso De- s9e ..
Deposits bans J6s 1859 03s Inc. iie,47h
Available cash 1901 25es57 sol .27s5ss Inc. ,=sol
bili,ics .-"-..... 1s5i22o4 1850 sso Inc. 77.42e
Actual cash balss2 744 sss sis2 6ss sss Dec 81 3ss
The Treasury had debit balance at the
Clearing House OF S30s.44s Its net loss on bal
ance was s43s 3s9. made up by gain in currency
OF s34 20s and loss In coin OF t73.5s oday's
operations include. Receipts. T.036.Oss; pay
ments S7,47545l resulting In a general balance o.
$3.50 160O O34 consisting Of ssl 0+2s coin aud {ss
479 COS currency.
The currency transfers at the Sub Treasury to-
day amounted 10 $4,000
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
Rates for call and time money remained un-
changed Considerable iron and steel paper. pre-
sumably for Pittsburg manufacturers. was dis
counted in this city to-day at full rates. Quota
tions furnished by the busiest houses were AS
follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
Ceaal \ Notices.

NOTICE Application having been made 10
me Surrugsr'S Court OF CsNusa County. " ", for
Letters of Administration upon the estate of Clarence ~
'h-ue late ~ the city II Auburn. In sai County, de-
FUSED under tn" provisions u section 2GG< OF tho Code
W Nn Procedure motto" Is hereby given required By
SAID section To all creditors OF sad present
cams With vouchers therefor undersirns M hi.
Day of October. 1896 '' ,"'s
GEO u. TURNER snsrosats
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financial.
Green Bay, Winona & St.
Paul Railroad Company
Income Bonds,
Preferred Stock,
Common Stock.

The undersigned have entered into tentative seree-
the representing the Consolidated
ondhodcrs conditioned receiving the asset % 90
VI the securities The plan provides for
nm fsvl ofs
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
$50 0o CONSOLIDATED sToCk WATER NJ.
STOCK. PAYABLE 1914

The Iron Car Equipment Company gives notice
that on September z the Central Trust Company
OF New-fork will pay the January |. 1895 coupon
on their special per cent gold bonds
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
Joint Executive Reorganization Committee
or THE
AtchiSOn, Topeka & Santa Re K. K. Co.

rh- r-mairiHz ins,aments Of tho assessment On ihs
s1Ot deposited under the Reorganization Agreement
mus b. paid follows vi.
Tho second insismen; u 81 p-r share On or before
july 10TH. fsib5.
The thlrd nsts!menI Of 81 per share on before
AUGUST 10TH 1906
The fourth ard last am.nf of 81 Per ou
before sEPTEMBER 18TH. 1898.
Certificates u deposit he presented iime ~
pas
Instalm.nts rot PAID will only be
osiv-d upon payment u a pena.ty of 81 per share.
Fond. and stock not heretofore deposited Will
received any on payment Of penalty ~ per cent
the par amount.
az Nassau street. Sev York July o 1895.
HERMAN kOBBE. Secretary.
The herald., 1895-12-04
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Some Notable Exhibits-Preparatfons for La
Fiesta

Some Notable Exhibits-Preparatfons for La
Fiesta
During the holiday season comparative
" few exhibits have been received at tho
cham bsr of commerce rooms, but two OF
Downey's ranchers have been watching
lest somebody should break the record
and taking measures that it should no.:
be done. L. J. kerns sends in four hand
some specimens of sweet potatoes agreea-
ting forty'-6ve pounds in weight; n. 3.
Walk wants to enjoy Christas undisturhed
by fears that somebody will send IN a
bigger spud than his and so provides
sweet potato thrcs feet long and weighing
twenty-one pounds. MI. Walk may cat
his Christmas turkey in peIyect peace
His potato wall not be beaten this season.
The First National bank has set the
pace in Fiesta matters b. making SUI
cash substitution which the management
will find convenient when they come 10
dsiray preliminary expenses. and Nalua-
BILE as a loadstone to draw similar dona-
tions.
1t is proposed 10 advertise the coming
Fiesta more literally than any of its pre-
decessore. Space will be taken IN Hsr-
pers', Cosmopolitan ana other represent.
alive magazines OF the east and the at
fractions OF the Los Angeles and South
ern California celebration fully set forth,
to the end that tho far easterner may be
induced to como and learn that Califor.
MAS summer climate is m ore delightful
than that of winter.
The herald., 1895-12-04
STORY'S SAFETY VALVE
Was TO Have Cost All Of Forty
Dollars
The City Clerk Made Little Investigation
= i---. and the Discount Was Saved to
the Municipality

Charles Story, the rutund engineer who
is in charge of the city nall power, per-
suadc1 IL majority of the mem bers of the
council to inspect the machinery in the
basement OF the m unicIpal bu iliins
where Story insists that o safety valve is
out o. gear, and that unless new one is
at once secured, the people in the
whole structure might at any time lose
their lives by an explosion. Story by
his skill and his knowledge OF machinery
easily persuaded his hearers to authorize
the purchase which he said that lie
needed. Story at once Eied himself TO
the city CLERK. who Is the custod ian OF th ,
hail. Tor the necessary requisition. Inc
engineer wanted his supplies at once, 40
be sard. and threatened not - tn n on
steam IN the building yesterday morning
II his request was not complied with.
The city clerk wanted some little time in
which to Investigate the matter, end
there was finally some m Id intimation OF
a rake off bv Iuckcnbach IN the matter.
Story departed without his safety valve,
which he estimated would cost IN the
neig hborh BOD of $40.
Bright and early yesterday morning the
city clerk interviewed the various local
hardware dealers regarding safety valves
lie found that they cost about $40 but
there was a discount on such goods OF
something like 80 per cent. Lucken bach
will cost the city Just $3.50.
The moral vi this story is: What mid
dleman was to have pucketed the differ
cnce between the $40 which is the prizes
OF safety valves, and the $500 at which
the bit OF machinery is really sold1
The herald., 1895-12-04
IRON IN SHASTA COUNTY
An Immense Body of Orc Now Being
Developed
The Ore Shows Almost Pare fetal - An
Old Diggings Which Prom.
Uses Well

Mr.. ]. L. Metcalfe, a wellknown miner,
yesterday furnished the Herald with the
following intelligence about Shasta coun
ty development:
The Iron Mountain, situated in Shasta
county, about eight miles northeast OF
the old town OF Shasta, owned by an
English syndicate, is at the present work
ing about 1000 men on its mine and mar
row-gauge railroad. The mine is an i'm
menss body OF ore, consisting of iron,
copper, silver and gold. Tunnels have
bean run inc this immense body OF ore.
The main tunnel is in the ore body about
500 feet, and shows up almost pure metal.
The ore from this tunnel carries 30 per
cent copper, Sl1 gold and 30 ounces OF
silver, with good percentage Of iron.
The iron, after being tested, will make
excellent steel. The syndicate paid, as
near as can be learned, $500 900 for the
property. 1t is also erecting d smelter,
the CAPACITY to bs 100 tons per day. 1t is
the intention OF the company to erect i
100-ton smelter yearly until it can re-
duce 800 tons of ore daily. Tho expenses
of the company on mine and narrow
gauge railroad are $40, 900 monthly. The
company intends to have It's own store,
and not depend on the merchants OF Red
ding for anything. The ore body Is half
m lie W1ue anu uNeI IL liz ltUbs uc
mine i. a verita BILE bonanza, and cannot
now be bought for 81 600, 600. 1t is esti-
mated that there are over 100000 tons
o. ore in sight.
The Texas Consolidated, Shasta county,
in old diggings. is another valuable prop
erty. owned by II. G. Hart and paying
$4,000 monthly. The ore Is a sulphuret
and is crushed in twenty stamp mill.
Cons derable gold is saved on tire plates,
and the concentrates are worked by the
colonization process. Concentrates pro-
duee about $500 to $1,000 daily.
The Quartz Hill mine. owned by Po-
landers, situated about foIr miles north
east of Reddire, is another valuable
property. The mine proper is twenty
four feet wide at the depth of 80 feet.
The ore runs from IS TO $50, portion IN
gold. The ore is worked in twenty
stamp mill situated Oh the Sacram ento
river about three miles from the mine.
The ore is hauled down from the nine
on a narrow-sauee railroad. The mine
promises to be one OF the most valuable
IN lines of Northern California, as the
owners have refused $500. 900 for the mine
and mill.
The Uncle Sam. now owned by an Eng
lish syndicate and 10 the same county
(Shastap. is considered one of the valua
BILE mining properties OF Northern Cali.
torna. In fact, there are many quartz
mines in old Shasta county that are
worthy of the consideration of mining
The herald., 1895-12-04
FARMERS INSTITUTES
Excellent Programs Have Been Arranged For
the Next Series

the Next series
Attention is called to the next series of
farmers institutes to be held the third
week IN December. The farmers instl-
tutes have been beld in every county in
Southern California during the past year,
with the oxce ptlon of Santa Barbara.
Three we're held in Ventura county and
two each in Riverside and San Diego
counties. They have bees without eX-
ception very largely attended, ana that
they are becoming very popular is evinced
in the fact that there are eighteen appll-
cations for the Deem Der series. During
the past year only one was neld in Los
Angeles county, and for tins reason il
was thought wise to hold all the Decem-
her institutes in this county. Very cx-
cellent programs have been prepared and
efforts are being made to make the meet
ings in every respect great success. The
meetings will occur as follows: Lancas-
ter Decent her 10Th and 18th; Glendale,
Decem Der 18th and 18th, and Clearwater
Decs N Der 10Th and list.
All these meetings, especially the two
last mentioned, are So close to the city of
Los Angeles it is TO be hoped that many
Wiz be in attendance from that city.
The programs will DO printed in IA few
days and sent TO the press. Among other
able speakers Dr. Il. W. Hirard OF the
university, Professor y. j. McClatchie of
Thrtop institute 7. II. b. Chamb bin of
the Citrus Fair exchange, &. II. Sessions,
president Ds ryinen's association will be
present and deliver addresses.
The herald., 1895-12-04
Read the Death Roll

Which the bills OF mortality OF any large city
may be fifty designated, and you will find that
renal and vesical maladies. that is to say,
those that affect the kidneys and bladder have
a remarkable promins nce-wo had almost
said-pre pouderapce. Bright's disease and
diabetes in the chronic STAGE are rarely cured,
and gravel, ca arrh Of tie bladder and ell re-
SIS Stay many, Yet a. the outsef. when the
trouble merely amounts to inactiyily OF the
organs involved, the danger mey be nultted
by that thorough renal tonic and diurettc
Hostctter's stomach Bitters. which imparts
the reluisite amount OF lone TO the organs.
without uver-eXcting them, and the use OF
which is convenient, and involves no elabor-
ate preparation. dyspepsia. usual concoIn-
liant OF renal CON plants, and debility, which
they invsr ably produce, are remedied by it.
SO also are cons tpation, malarlal, rheumatic
and nervous ailments.
The herald., 1895-12-04

been to i'm prove the class and construc
tioc OF buildings. In many cases portions
of buildings have been condemned as
failing to conform to ordinances or proper
rules of construction.
The material loss from fires, so far IS
buildings are concerned, has been ex-
ceedInsly light during the past year.
The building ordinances of this city
are incomplete and entirely unsuitsd 10
the present conditions of this city. With
the valuable assistar ce of the local chap
ter of the American Institute Of Archi-
tects, l propose to formulate new buili-
ing ordinance that will! be more com plete
and equitable towards every one affected
by it, which | present for your considsr-
alton
The herald., 1895-12-04

stock Of the Corporation IL $500. 900, OF
which $500, 600 has seen actually sub
scribed, az follows, the SUBSCRIBERS peinS
the directors for the irst year: NJ. T.
Dennis, 100000, r. NJ. Todd, $5s, 900;
George II. Green, S53, 900; b. w. Waiting
ton. sl06, 900; D. W. Hudson. $4,000.
Articles OF Incorporation of tbs Combi'
nation Manufacturing COMPANY were also
filed. The purpose of the company is to
manufacture ard sell the combined labra-
tory and household and teilet apparatus.
The capital stock ia $50, o00 of which
$50, GO has been actually subscribed, as
follows, the subscribers beng the direct
ors for the first year: Mrs. s. J.. Tedfo-d,
SIS, 400; George W. Ted ford, $3.50; Blanche
NJ. Taft, Alfred Y. Taft, and William A.
Frasher, $500 each.
The herald., 1895-12-04
MRS. RuMpP STILL LIVES.
No Quorum Present When the Police Board
Met Yesterday

No Quorum Present When the Police Board
Met Yesterday
The board of police com issioners
failed to meet yesterday according to pro-
gram, there being no quorum present.
Commissioners Long and Cook were the
only mem bers Of the board on hand.
Commissioner Wirsching telephoned 10
the city hall that illness in his family
would prevent his appearance. Acting
Mayor iced, according to his publicly
declared intentions not to assist in max
ing any more 'policies, did not show
mp, and commissioner Guy b. BaTnam
is still at San Francisco.
The principal topic of discussion at
yesterdays meeting was to have been
tho Sycamore Grove saloon license action
upon which was delayed last week until
the next meeting OF the board. Inc heht
both for and against the resort Is very
bitter.
The herald., 1895-12-04

Charles Van VaIkenburg and Baxter
Vreeland returned yesterday from their
shooting trip to the grounds OF the
Greenhead club. situated near Newport.
They had splendid sport. Van Nalkenburg
getting sixty-three birds and Nreeland
knocking over eighty-one, The marsh
of the Greenhead club now offers some of
the best duck shooting in the state. The
club is not large one, but in the matter
OF grounds they chose wisely ana well.
The herald., 1895-12-04
DEATH OF GEORGE KENNY
An O, erdOse of Morphine Thought to Have
Caused II

An ON erdOse OF MorphIne ihoHght 10 HsNe
Caused II
George Kenny, license clerk in the
office of City Tax Collector Gish.
was found dead in his bed at 63l Towne
avenue yesterday. He bad some time
during Monday night suddenly expired.
All who knew him speak OF the de-
ceased young man in the highest terms.
Coroner Campbell was Investigating the
cause of Kenny's death yesterday and
gave his opinion that the young man
had proba bly, died from an OVERDOSE of
morphine. The deceased had used the
drug, SO the coroner thought he had not
taken it with suicidal intent as stated.
1t will be necessary, however, 70 hold an
inquest to determine the exact cause.
The herald., 1895-12-04
The Modern rIother

Has found thst her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative.
Syrup of Figs. when in need of the laxa-
tive effect Of gentle remedy than by any
other, ana that it is more acceptable to
them. Children 10y it aud II benefits
them. The true remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
is manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
The herald., 1895-12-04
Thew Called on the Mayor

Deputy Controller Geo. II. Rowe of
Brooklyn, y. v. is in the city on a
visit, accompanied by his wife. They
are making tour of the coast and yes
terday called at the mayors office. Mr..
Rowe had letters of introd uction from the
chief of police of BROOKLYN to Mayor
RAIDER, who are intimate friends.
The herald., 1895-12-04
New IncOrporations

Articles of incorporation OF the Victor
OIL and Land company were filed with
the county clerk yesterday. The com
pany is organized to do a general busi-
ness in buying and developing oil land
and selling the product, is TO exist for
fifty years and the principal place of
business is Los Angeles. The capital
The herald., 1895-12-04

Bicycle craze is on, wall paper must 1913
to so per cent off; 32S Spring st. See our
Tribune Wheel, best on earth; judge Tor yo1r
self
The herald., 1895-12-04

The i'm ported Tucherbrau and Pilsener
as drawn at the Anheuser, favs cap.
tured the lovers OF the foamy.
The herald., 1895-12-04

A.. A. Fckstrom Of 1874 S. Spring ST., ia where
you want to go looking for good wall paper at
the right price.
The herald., 1895-12-04
FUNERAL NOTICE

VIGNOLO--At q m. Thursday, December
5th lat -. Nibiana Cathedral, a lemr requiem
h oh mass will be celebrated for the repose of
the soul OF the late Margarita Vignolo. Friends
and acqualntances respectfully invited to
attend.
The herald., 1895-12-04

The wall paper dealer Of the city is Eek.
strom, 324 South Spring street
The herald., 1895-12-04
The Anheu.er. a4,s. Spring st.


Concerts every evening from until IL
tho ANIME Sisters orchestra, and Miss
Rose Clemence, Californis's favorite
nightingale, Miss Louise Lister. the
charming coined ienne. Charles Bauer,
proprietor.
The herald., 1895-12-04
1.m.Ies Won't Keen You Warm

Don't think tarnales and sunny room alone
will keep you warn. all winter. Get one of F.
Y. Browne new lamp stoves Send for circu-
lar and see how they work. 3l4 5. Spring st.