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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

Grape Cloth solid Pink, Blue, Nile Green cen
Orange Cream, White, am G,- I,,seH thew
have been selling all along at lVc'' we
have put the price to....'.''''''''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
PIANo-TUsEnS, POLIsHERs. ETC.
1879 ESTABLISHED E|3

Independent from piano dealers in city
q Richmond. Va. as PERFECT
PiANO-TUNER, G. A. WEGNER, for
n,ry pianO-manufac;urer Only written
eraers expected. no. 40i east Grace
street 05asemenD. References: Colonel
william J.. Tanner Colonel c. OBJ. Co
.sro.n, Professor Jacob Reinhardt, etc,
etc. sto az 7-Su3ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
EASTER OFFERING.

The past two very busy
weeks we've just passed
through have more than
proven that our prices are
the lowest. Why! Because
we're just like our customers,
always getting the best f0r
our money. - l.
Have you seen our =. bacne-
lors' Wardrobes, IL SOLID oak'
at 81!
Our Upholstered Leather
Seat Diners, springs hung on n
steel webbing, at SD per set Z
Or our Solid Walnut IT,
piece Suits at $50, IN IehheS'
see marble top.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

Figured sateens, both light ana io da aSs
also checks and stripped nice, mn ale
quality: fully worth y l-Zc.' we are
selling them at.......'''''''''''''''o o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

See the Towel, 50 inches long. and "a
inches wide we sell at Toe. You nave
paid 25c. many times for no pe stIsi.o.,
Our All-Iinen Hemstltchsd ColCcei
Border Huck Towel at sc; ought 70
be 40c. 80 , -,a
Reached Table Damask, SO inches wide
as good as you get anywhere ior sue >
We sell at..........'...'.'''''fs
0Sn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
81 i-2C. a yard
will buy

assortm nj e.,,,..
only a few pieces Of Neat check S %,1Ss,
q. inches wide. grand qu"a'' a. zoe. a
S,rire re-. but We let them 80 ~ W.
"a, I1cv Dress silks styles so wen silfet
I.-tei that no one fails To ne p'e"'
A. Ed rs h.. u.s. TO- 49, ana 'oC, ,,or,s ont
r9b Roy Plaid silks. new patterns o''
iV Crrii,aitdei s.lks. sell everywhere at N'0'
on, pr rlicfG, ,,ro Dress silks. S5c a yard.
i'ock T.neta SILK for Skirts "O'
yf irao,y Black India Dress silks, CSC
y7 Fancy Black Taro,a Dress silks 70 and
e.. 34''D RAPERY SILKS.
cse the new assortment OF S,ipoJr{{
sans. Persian DESIGNS :, anu fcy silk Dra-
SIkoilns-a good substitute loI "''N i'N''
p1ry. 10 and II l-2c. yard. -o,o eso,res
canton Crepe Drapcry; WIN E@-lu "h 10
Il ~. "a yard. reduced liviH - - Tayanese
,-,',.. I5rapery at prices far below those
rs cut In sss-Goods prices. ,,,eres
Atwood Colored Serges ana al ~ 'i'''0'N w.
rI..,l from 81 l-oc. 20 &c EdI" w.
t.,.v aud SoYd-Color Dress Goods re-
O .i from ., 20 lG pc. yaIu. ,or,,,st
Remnants OF Dress Goods at Io"eS'
prices ever shown.
BLACK CREPON
~. make ex,rao-inary efforts. and our
s.i.. show you appreciate them Al 'ne
COOL values yet ln hand, as we haI ~. 20
duplicate many OF them, but the prices
.,' oe" he price OF Accordion Plaid
Y.ek Crepon. reduced from VIZ 70 81 per
special good value in Black Crepon
" TABLE FURNISHINGS
some things on the table you enjoy YET
G. not cat.
Our B,Ich-d Table Damasks. ranging
ir mice from zoe. 20 s. "a yard, are pFvty
enough 10 tempt an appetite. Ihen We
have AU-Lin,n cream Table Damask al
nice. ranging from .5c. 10 soc Nard.
A..1. TrN,y-Ked Damask from 2Oc. TO
8 yard
cream Linen Doiles al zoe a dozen, "a.
C..cElI Linen DJiiies az o. ~ ana 0'c'
dozen ~.
Irm these low prices we have Doilies
and >apaas up % 40 qoleh 90 JUST
ir1.IE. yourselves night here.
IanI..m Tabie-ClOths and Napkins are
strong features ia our stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

,tor.s and Bows Roller End Suspenders,
~ y0u never saw them under zoc.; you
get them Of Us ..........''''''''''
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store.
SILKS

va ,hin,, the ladies must have ,, dee'1 for
W , VIM" Inc best and prettiest Si iS tS Se
waists, =. we ms,2ly d}o 9aStS O' Best
steady crowd ~ o.! s.'' me STYLES are the
Wa Wssn and S''f most select to DO found In the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

Nh. .,beviot Shirts, SO inches long,
Iight and dark colors; you would con-
sider them cheap at 40c. Ihey 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
WASH DRESS GOODS.

Crinkled Crepe, All
Spring Shades; or
candle Muslin, new
est patterns; Figured
aud striped Navy
Blue Duck Hand
some Styles Extra
Wide Dress Muslin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
SOC.

Full-size White Counterpanes, nice neat
patterns: regular 15c. goods sinai
lot 20 clean up at..................''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

Oro II, Ladies' Fast Black and Tan,
FnT Seamless Hose; you never sd"
them under l5c. our price.....'''
10c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

Those Pretty Crepe
sUks. Corded Wash
EUks for w alsl -,
Sw!vel SIX Tor
Waists and Dresses
and or each a fun
assOrtm MT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

Linen Window-Shades, spring roller; saI pre-
thing you have always pald Sue ioi' We
sell at.....s.........s.ss'. '''''.'''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

For zoe. we will sell you the best Corset
you ever did or ever VIII pIy iO' "'7
Our q 90 Lace Curtain IL 5i-3 wards lcng
and 80 inches wide You never Sd"
ANYTHING to equal II under .l.i9.
AT 81. % we give you Lace Curtai ,. t iia,,
Won never thought OF pay ing less
than 800 for. .,,o ,,.,,,,,
IL is job. You will never get any more
after this lot at that prlS@' ...,.A all
Curtain poles. brass-trimmed; WIN an
fixtures complete, and l dozea pins
we give you for............''''''''
TO-
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WHITE GOODS.

Good Chinese and Japanese Matuhss
In "A large variety Of patterns and prices;
Good Mating at 10 II 1-2 IL 20, 70 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

Jeconet Organdle-a large assortment
l-Gc yard. g..
Best Percales. very neat hgures' &C.
: yard. ,.,>,ce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

25c.
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Read This

q dozen Mems Ali silk NeektlesLthe syr are
goods made TO sell at Zoc.i an sp', ,hs
Shades. nice new goods, we closed Tue
lot, and will sell them at''''''''''
70
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-05

The Bear Valley Stockholders
Meeting.
A Change in the Main Street Savings
Bank.
Local Bank clcaraaces- Incubation in
Wall street-Foroign and Do
nestle Exchange.
Los ANGELES, Jan. 4.

LOS ANGElES, Jdus - p
The stockholders' meeting of the new Bear
Valley Irrigation company, which was post
poned from December 18th tc January 4th, was
again postponed yesterday without the transac-
ton of any business. Nearly all the stock was
represen ted. but certain preliminary arrange
ments were reported incompie Q, SO flu tier
adjournment, was taken 10 January Il that p
In. The Interests involved in this enterprise
g. re so vast that every move under the reorgGn-
cation plan is made with the greatest caution.
Mr.. Arthur Young. who represents the English
syndicate that controls the bclk Of the stock OF
the company, claims that the money needed
for carrying cut the contracts and making the
contemp plated improvements in the pant will
be forthcoming. 1t is probable that action will
be taken at the stockboders meeting that Will
have very important bearing on the future OF
the company. Meanwhile, Developments are
eagerly looked for by the many people inter
esled
AN IMPORTANT DEAL.
An important financial transaction Is an
nounced, whereby Mr.. J. B. Lankersnlm retires
from the presidency and active managemento of
the Main Street Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany and Mr.. T. l. Duque assumes the respons-
Utilities OF that position. Mr.. Duque IL we'll.
known and wealthy citizen of Los Ang eles, VINO
has been dire tor of the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank for number OF years and was
formerly president ofthe security Savings bank.
Mr.. Lankershim, having desire to retire from
active business on accourt OF failing health,
sold the msjorl of his stock in the institution
to Mr. Duque The transfer was made with the
consent OF the entire board OF directors, who
retain their offices. The deal was consummated
several weeks ago, but the facts were Withheld
from pub ication until after the new year. Mr..
Lankershm has not ceased to be interested in
thu co npany having consented to acceptthe
office of vice pre- ident, the duties of which po-
sit,on are not 50 exacting as the presidency.
Mr. Duques investment in the company IL
taken as q guarantee of the solidness OF the In
stitution, as he is regarded as safe acd sound
fnancier.
BANK CLEARANCEs.
Fridays bank exchanges reached the hand
some total of $272,259.22: balances, $10..
1SA8S. This makes the total ciearancss for thu
four blu siness days OF the week 81 ,022.7S5.7d
an average of more than $3.50, 900 per day.
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
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SOCIETY.

The Zets Chapter of Gammer Eta
Kappa gave a most delightful dance
last night at Kramer's hall. Music was
furnished by Schonemsn- Blanchard
orchestra. Dainty refreshments wer Q
served during the even ing on small TIA
bes arranged around the room. Dane
ing was INDUCED in until "a late hour
and thoroughly enjoyed by all. The
invited guests were: The Misses Ethel
Mullins, Aurna Mullins, Bessie Bonsall,
Daisy Gunther, Olga Mark, Marion
Whipple. Julia Winston, Gertrude Nc
Cres. Mae McCrea, Jisquine Dryden,
Beatrice Chandler, Minnie Prentice,
RE Anderson. BERTHE Phelps. Gertrude
Richie, Alley Easton. Mable Rose,
Marie Burnett, Pauline Lewis. Adele
Wedemyer, f. Shanklan, Dorothy
Graft. The Messrs. Tom Corhart.
Charles Wright, George Noble, Don
Frick, John Marble. Fred Shoemaker.
Ralph Corhart, Warren Corha1t.
Harvey Turner, Spence. Jack Carson.
Russell Taylor. Will Innes. Mcintosh,
Tom McCrea, Paul Martin, Riden baugh.
Ray Strohm, O. Wedemver, Wigmore,
Rob Allen. |. Stewart. Fowler Shank
land, Karl Klokke, Jeff Chandler,
Ralph Day, Win Teale, AL Spalding,
O. Cash, Leslie Hewitt, R, Avery, G. G.
Lewis, Hubbard. Engstrum and others.
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GRAIN AND STOCKS.

Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires
As supplementary to the Associated Press
nished by De Van & Rutledge. grain and stock
brokers. are published for the benefit of local
spectators;
Los ANGELES. Cal, Jan. 4.
The Chicago grain and provision market
opened weak, Notwithstanding advices that
Beerbohm quoted Liverpool wheat firm and 1sd
higher.
Course of the market:
Wheat-Cash closed unchanged at 53l59535s;
May, 575s Il, ", "a, ~ closed 5715(057b4; July,
$50, 5S, h, 3s. closed 5a14.
Corn-in ash closed Is lower at AIS: May,
47ss, "a, ~ 4, e, closed Az; July. 47%, e.
Oats-uash closed 27ss; May, 301s. x lower.
Pork-May, $ll62la, co. e5, 80. so, closed
$1l.S5.
Curb-May wheat. STU puts. 579s; calls.
575s
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Wheat May, 962a; close OF the IL a. m
session, 81 asked.
Barley May. 9l2s: close OF the III a.
m. session, 917s.
NEW YORK sTo OK MARKET.
Course of the market:
sngar-ss}a, q, q, u, Il, s7ss, "a, closed at
Chicago Gas-731s, u, 1875, y. "a. closed at
7234
St. Paul-55s4, Is, a, closed at $50.
Western Union Telegraph comPany-s7 "A,
G., B. / Cox. II. 7o5s u. a, "a, closed at
701a.
Lake shore -136. 1875. closed at 1859
Lackawauna-l59ls.
Distiilers-1O, 97s closed at 1917
Northwestern-961s closed at 959s,
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REJOICING AT RIVERSIDE.


Inc HeaPC OF inc orange Grower Beats
Merpily.
RIVERSIDE, Jan. 4-ISpecial to THE HERALD |
The heart of the average horticulturist of
Riverside wakes merry in the warmth of this
glowing January sun, and at night all his
dreams are roseate. Each day, as it fades into
a frostless night, leaves the fast ripening or
anges with deepened color and a richer fla
vor. The period of danger from frosts is almo t
oyer
In 1894 the latest damaging visitation was
on the night Of january 7th, and there has
been none later for the past 10 years. That
date is consequently looked upon SIS a sort Of
dead line beyond which Mr.. Jack Frost will
scarcely dare thrust his dreaded presence
Heretofore all the conditions have been ia.
vorabe; and as the nights succeed each other,
leaving only occasionally the faintest OF white
rims on the grass, the orange grower of the
valley pays less and less attention to the huc-
tuatioDs of the thermometer and more to the
representations OF the market wiseacres. Just
now these are by no means the least peasing
features of the outlook.
While disclaiming any inclination to exult
over the misfortunes of the Floridans or to
"cinch" the eastern consumer with stiff prices
the Southern Ca ifornia grower has not forgot
ten his experiences with the frost of ga and
previous years, and is somewhat prone to con-
slider it only fair that theIe should be for every
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HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..


FErnAY, Jan 4.
D, cable road tr .............. IS 500
TO il blk l02, blks los aud III lots
3 ITO q blk II; blks 1i9, 1871; lot blk
Scott ir..................... 10000
lot on Los Ang lies si....l.......e..s... 1900
PAINTER, A J 70 j II Porter-Lot "a,
blk b. P.atDtet's sub; big r. paieter y az
Bail tr, Pasad 5nG ............. .,..:-5.-- -0u
LAMBEKT, J B TO NJ l. Ailison-sl5 lot
33, b.k N, Painter & Ball add, Pasa-
BENBRoo;iKR. to Los ' Neos chuich-
Loi 10, b 8, Downey, loo
sEODGEASs, / to SUMMON Lot IL ~
PLUMMEk, a ". to CITY OF Los Ause ca
- Io.2 feet lots IL and Is, DID, o-o
BLISS, o H To ully of Los Auge es-N 10
f. los l and.2. block H, Johnscn'st t. ao3
HUhbBUr, W 5 10 same4 10 II lot 49,
70, blk b. same IT,. -................ ZL'
ROGERS l. b To q Z Bargnt-LOt IL,
b k e nd LOT 26 blk II, Cement III. 1913
WRIGHT Wto 5ahuyler-Lot "a. 900
GARDINER, sCtoGJ Ainsworth- Sorth
Star, Diamond, Rose Matilda, Morn ~,
ing Light aud Uongr .ss mining aims l,ooo
INGALLS, J &c to A II Cham be fAin-Lot
d Weisendanger tr (9-93) .....: ...... ooo
DAVIES, NJ to- CITY OF Los Angeles-N
10 # lote 20 and 80, Mills wicks ex aoz
AVERY, " H to same $40 10 i ii lots is 49,
c, ana 10, blk D. Jonuson's tr..;..:..,; 500
GIBSON, r A to G Tyler-Lot 2l4, 80
order & Davis Adams st lr........... 800
HOFFMAN, II v to MitchelI-N
ia # lot ~, Ktlsos SUBJ blk ILL., OK
LOS ANGELKs CENhiEal ASSN to H
Encouragement TO care for VIZ 10. 80
wHliTIEsEY. N Is a w,ihiittlese,y-
Lots "a and "a. Banner tr.....-.. 4oo
DRIsCoLL, W a TOT T Pope-Lots and
IL, blk z, GArvanzs. .......-...... oOV
IN tdt Il II n n
t5n.rio w. 'N N'.. 400
BgsHAkD, J j to his wifs-Los 2.
san ABRiE Ho' iM r p1'vs NE CO to
B Fitch, blk "a and part 70, lands
san san GAbrs Engagement Co;;;....,. s22
L Jones Lot 1s, blk SO, lot 90 blk As,
lots 20 ana IS b As, Azusa .......... 1,125
TILLXY, TO City OF Los Angeles-N 3.5
it ~ 0 IT lot 10 Il. Thomas tr, ana
3.35 ft v 25 II lot 16 blk II, same IT.. 65
Sill KIN, X K to same-N 10 IT lots 8
=, an q, 9 PIX Ii, Thomas e.. ...i... 26o
CLOVER, A 10 City of Los Angeles-N
# lots and & Blk H. Taomas tr. 3O3
CRAW. to same-N 10 fl lot A, same
SERVES, to same-N 10 # lot s blk
MASON q to same-part ' lot IL bike,
MANN, 5 to same-Part lot lot ii BIKE,
same lr . ............. 81
EasKINE j A to same-Part lot 20
WELLS, h j 10 same-s 10 # lot 10 blk
., Jonnsoa's tr....................... 1877
TH9RPs, to ssme-s Io.1 # lo.1s
blk Is, same tr ......-........ lSo
WHITING, d to Same-S 10 it lot II,
blk B, same tr. .....-............ 1Ol
KEAG, M 10 Same-32.2 it lot II blk B,
same tt. .................... -. 400
jones. &c W to name-W 43.77 IL n 10
fl lot %, Kennedy tr Observation-Disclosures.
EMBODY. 10 Los Angeles Crude Oil
Development Co-Und half business
GOODWIN, F to G McGaugh-2o
acres Mc9augh home place. ........... $500
McGAUGH, W & to G McGaugh-l6
und, same tract as above. .......... 49, $50
8, blk p Linda vista If .......'... 1900
SUMMARY.
Deeds 81
Nominal. Observation-Disclosures. 10
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COL. HEWIrT's CONDITION.

He IL Dangerous v Ill With Nervous
Prostitution.
The condition Of Col. E. E. Hewitt,
the retiring tax collector, who is lying
dangerously ill with nervous prostration
at his residence. corner of Fourth and
Hill streets. was reported unimproved
last night. He had lain unconscious all
day yesterday. His legion of friends
make fervent wishes for his recovery.
Late last night word was received
from his home that there had been no
change in his condition.
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GENERAL FINANCIAL NEWS.
Speculation in Wall stpeet-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange.

Speculation in Wall street-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange.
By THE HERALDs Leased wire.
NEW YORK. Jan. at was dull mhfket on
the stock exchange today and in the main
heavy prominent factor in the depression
was the Unexpectedly heavy engagements of
gold for shipment tomorrow, reaching So. $780,
600. The close was weaker in most cases at or
near the lowest point of the day. In the list of
declines are New Jersey Central ~, Sugar Y
and Grangers IL.
Government bonds-Steady.
State bonds-Inaetive.
Railroad bonds-Irregular.
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, Jan. Mooney on call easy
at 1G1i5 per cent; last loan, ~ per cent;
closed at IA per cent
Prime mercantile paper-23z(04Is per cent
Sterling exchange firm. with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at $4. SS56 "A. SSX for de-
mand and 81. 5734ao4 SSa1 for 60 days.
Posted rates-$4 S91a0D4. 500.
Commercial bils-$4 S6l5.
Silver ceftifcates-60 bid.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.-sight drafts on New
York, per 800, ".
Telegraphic. Toe.
Sterling bills on London, bankers 60-day
bills, "a. S67s.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-Bank of England discount
rate, percent
Consols-l03Md,
q A Simmer & Co "a auctiou of lots TO-DAY
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Examined for Forgery.

The preliminary examination OF
Charles s. PARCELS, charged with for
gerry, was called before Justice Austin
yesterday morning. A. L.. Thomas,
whose name was signed to the forged
paper. stated that he gave no one
authority to sign his name. Aftcr hear
ing the evidence of the prosecution the
case was continued until this morning.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prices Grain and Produce
Movements.

Call Board Prices Grain and Produce
Movements.
San FRANCISCO Jan. 4-Wheat dull; May
977ac.
Barley-steady; May, s2A4c; December, 929s
new seller, n.
Corn-$1.25.
Bran-$l2.50.
Flour-Famlly extras, $3.4o@s 30; Bakers
extra So. 3OQ13 40; superhne, S2.2002.55
Wheat--There 10 rather good demand among
shippers; No. ! chipping. s5c; choice. s65ac;
T6I4c Tor fair average quality, SO@6215c Tor
blue stem and 68s4@721ac for damp stock.
Barley-There is nothing doing at the mo.
'ment Feed fair TO good, 7e5GS1Lc; choice
3S2lxc: brewing, 90G95c.
Oats-Operations are of very limited propo-
lions stocks are large and there is u disposition
to sell, so that buyers have the advsntage.
Quotations foloF N. Milling, $t.O0@I. 1917
Surprise, 81 O5@1.15; fancy feed, $i.O2lsJ
l.o7ls; good to Dice, 92lsG971Sc; poor to
fair 5715C0c90 black, 81. 1901. 80; red, 81 O71z
al Is; gray, 921ac(&$l. co.
Receipts--Flour, sacks, 2646 Wheat, cts,
491l5 Barley, cts. $50. Potatoes, SACKS 2465;
Onions. sacks, 216. Beans sacks. 20.
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This remedy is becoming so we'll known and
SO popular as to need no special mention All
who have used Electric BitteIs sing the same
song of praise. purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases
of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples,
Boils Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as we'll as cure all Malarial
fevers For cure of Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.
Price soc md 81 per bottle at G 2. Heinzo-
mans drug store.
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Fletcher Coos North.

l. r. Fletcher, who was arrested by
local officers on charge of swindling,
was taken to San Francisco yesterday,
where be will have to anewer several
informations of fraudulent transactions.
He had just opened a real estate office
at l39 North Spring street whom ar
rAstAd
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Death Wa. Accidental.

Coroner Gates held an inquest yeHtsr-
day upon the body of Charles Tings from,
who disd from injuries received on New
Years day at 337 Myers street by the
explosion of bomb. A verdict of &C.
cidental death was rendered.
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Embszal.d Goverumant Funa.

@MU5Z1I6u snt Funds.
E. E. Calhoun was lodged in the
county Jail last night by Deputy United
States Marshal Goodrich. on a warrant
from the United States court, charging
him with embezzling government funds.
An indictment was found against CAL
houn last November.
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NEW YORK, Jan, 4--petroleum. firmer:
Pennsylvania oil sales, none: February option
sales 800; closed offered at 951Sc bid; Lima oil
sales. none.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-05

Gold Shipments.
NEW YORK, Ian. Arrangements of gold for
shipment tomorrow amount to So, 100000.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-05

G. A. sumner & Co. s auction Of lots today.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-05
WEATHER STATISTICG

Observations at Los Angeles and other
Points
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of observations taken
at Los Angeles January a, 1894, Mote
Barometer reduced to sea Ievel.]
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-05

Mining Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 4.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks Today were as fol-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-05

CA Sumner & Co. IS auction of lots today.