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The morning times., 1896-05-31
A Crazy Elephant

is not p circumstance to the mad people
who took the wrong boat to Colonial Beach
and found the best hotel accommodations
aud first service ut the hotel dinners secured
there by the people who got there first
on the John Sylvester. When you go down
for salt water bathing, and fishing make
no mistake about the boat. Take the
fastest thoateyerruntOthe Beach, as demon
strated yesterday, the John Sylvester. She
gets there first, stays longer, and gets
home earlier. See?-Advertisemeut
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Soldiers Graves FIower-Strewn In
North Carolina Cities.

Raleigh, n. C., May 80. National Deco
ration Day was observed a Raleigh, VIII
miugton, Newbern and Salisbury. at each
of whish places there are cemeteries.
There was a large parade q Salisbury,
where over fourteen thousand soldiers are
buried, aud several posts Of the Grand
Army were present. The Observance at
other points named were aISo under direC-
ton of the Grand Army posts.
The cere monies at Raleigh were informal.
The Coufeder rate veterans from the sol
diers' home here united with the members
of Gen. Meade Post in decorating the
graves with flags.
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The free silver Republicans have devised
a rather novel scheme by which they may
even up accounts if the national eODven-
ton does not give them sufficient recog
milton in the party platform.
The proposition is that when every ef
fort looking to the Incorporation Of at
least "A partial white metal plank has
failed. the leading advocates uf silver will
themselves offer a resolution providing
for nothing but an Gus and out gold
standard
II free coinage or a reasonable straddls
cannot be obtained this attempt VIII be
made to have the convention pin itself
down to gold, without even the semblanoe
of bimetallism.
The silver men viii support this move
ment and expect TO secure enough assist
auce from the radical gold men 10 put l5
through They believe that such a step
would give them what they desire. They
figure that the Democratic convention IS
certain 10 declare for free coinage and
that a sufficient number of Republicans
Will oppose their party at the polls in the
event that the platform gees 10 the other
extreme
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- -
The Record Broken.

According to the Cripple Creek Journal
the record in Cripple Creek mining has been
broken. Assays from a pay streak of ore
opened a few days ago showed the magni-
ficent sum of $64, 600 per ton in gold. This
tends to show that the Anchors, if the leases
were consolidated, would equal in impor-
tance the Independence or Portland. The
actual assay return is 3 900 ounces in gold
at $20-S64, $50.
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Al Historic Lexington

Lexington. Va. My 80 p Confederate
Memorial Day was observed here this
afternoon. The graves OF Gems. Robert E.
Lee, Stone wall Jackson and William Y.
PendletOn and other distinguished soldiers
were decorated with flowers, and an ad-
dress were delivered by Rev. DIR. T. j.
Wightnaon in the Lee Memorial Chapel to
a large cOucourse of people.
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AS A LAST RESORT.
Comm,ss,ops Hard to Get

For an able British seaman to become
first Il petty officer and afterwards a
warrant officer is not unusual. There has
not. however, been an instance for the last
fifty years or. more of a petty or warrant
officer being advanced to the commissioned
ranks in that navy.-PhiIadeIphia Public
Ledger.
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Goldenberg's.
Goldenberg's.
Goldenberg's.
Come, View the Store Now.
The New AnncXcS Arc Ready.

will
Yet the completed
as modern wish it.
special prices timely
purchases brought exceedingly
offers extraordinary values
Something department
square the head Surely
match the quoting
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Bargains i'm Black is per-
black goods. petuaily lash ash
designers wont allow it to drop
out of popularity. Handsomer
goods this season than ever be-
fore and lower prices. Lower
here because of our methods
of buying. When we say black
we mean it-and you needu t
doubt the quality.
These few prices ought to throng
The long counter Monday given to their
selling
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AZ yard.

20-inch Black Double warp Surah,
handsome finish, and seldom sold for
less than soc. Here at
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- pieces Printed Warp Taffcta Silks,
ia light and dark cOlurS. and in hand
Some signs sold as high as 81 90 a nd
SIS now TO 20 at.
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24-inch Black Peau de Sole, finished
on both sides positively never sold for
less than Sl.5O-to 10 go at most half
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Milking | PILL OF GOLD
Novel Scheme Of Silver Revenge
Said TO Be Planned.
TO BE USED DASALA6T RESORT

If Defeated at St Louis, silver Men
VIII Not Permit Straddle, But
Force an Out and Out Gold Plank
scheme Is 10 Throw Votes to the
Democrats.
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lower prices here for this week.
We've splendid assortment.
Percalc and Lawn Laundered Waists
in stripes, checks and plaids, reduced
from 65C to
47c each.
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&c.

Fine Linen. Percale and Lawn Laun-
dered Waists, with detachable collars
and extra fUll sleeves. in all cOlOrs and
stripes, plain and allOvcr figured effects,
reduced from 81 90 TO
CSC each.
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PerCale and fine print Wrappers,
neatly made up in very large variety
OF strIped and figured effects, reduced
from 81 TO
SOC each.
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English Cotton Covert Bicycle Suit
1ng-a tan and gray mixture, which
sells for l5c. elsewhere, reduced TO
lie ward.
LSt floor-7th ST. entrance
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21c yard.
SOC ard.

24-inch Black Double warp Surah
Silks you've never paid less Gh2 75c.
Here at
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price. The Sonnette" makers
dictate this price. The largest
retailers in this city pay 75c pair
for them in large quantities. We
buy them so as to sell them for
63c pair. We allow no manu-
facturer to dictate prices to us.
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SOC yard.

27-inch Natural Color Japanese SILK
which We guarantee 10 wash nicely
our price for which has been 5UC.-
now 10 go at
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Black and Navy Atwood Storm Serge,
the sort which sells regularly for 35c.
and 39c., TO go at
25c yard.
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Black Figured Mohair-the usual 39c.
quality, for
2Sc ward.
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Beautiful Jaconct hich is
TO Dc SO much worn tins seaSon-in linen
grounds, with colorcd figures and stripes
II l-2c., usual price, now TO go at
10I2c ward.
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40-inch Fine High-finish Plain Black
Mohair, our 75c. quality, for
53c yard.
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orSandie Swiss i very pretty stuff
white grounds, with pretty floral de
signs Which makes II look like the lnl-
ported Soocs-reduced from 1Sc. TO
121aC Yard.
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Plain Linen Colored Batiste-usual
IL 1-2c. sort, reduced to
Sc yard.
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Goldenberg's.

This item i'm It h at will
r1attings lIm 1v how You WE eienl, are
selling them.
The quality of fine China Mat
ting for which the furniture
stores ask you 20 and 25c yard
here at
&c yard.
7th st. Annexed floor.
Skirts and We have reduced
Suits every suit and
skirt in stock.
There are some genuine bargains
IN the lot, for we were never so
determined.
Brocaded MOhair Skirts, very wide and
stylish; reduced from So TO
Sl.19.
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22inch Plain Black Pongee SILK,
elegant for waists, and the usual 35c.
Sort while they last
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HOW THEY ARGUE.

The deduction is drawn that when the
rank and file of the Democracy are dis
satisfied with the principles of their party
platform they simply remain away from
the polls and take no part in the election
On the other hand, when the Republicans
are simply dissatisfied they pursue ex-
aCtIy opposite tactics, go TO the polls and
vote against the Objectionable features OF
their platform. On this theory it is hoped
10 draw from the free coinage Republicans
enough strength to elect Democratic
President on a free silver platform.
Strange as il may appear, this paradox
icaI program has actually been discussed
as IaSt-ditch defense When all other
resources have failed and il becomes evil
deut that silver will be utterly ignored by
the Republican National Conve ntiOn the
silver leaders viii propose plank Of gold
monOnlet a!ism, either with the expectl-
ton that it will compel Ctmproulse or
result in an eventual triumph for silver by
the election OF a Democratic President
AS A LAST RESORT.
At the same time 1t must be understood
that this heroic policy will be pursued
only in the desperate straits of last
extremity. Senators Teller, Vol cOtt
Dubois, Carter, and the Othersilyer Senator's
want to avoid, If possible. any entangie-
ments which might neCessitate their with
drawal from the Republican party, and
do not believe at this time that such an
emergency will arise
They feel that the prospects for salts
factory compromise are today brighter
than here tofOre- They now believe that
concessions will be made which they can
accept without placing themselves in the
attitude of betra wing the dearest interests
OF their constituents.
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24-inch Black Brocade Taffeta Silks
In as many as twenty distinct designs
usual price, 75c.-for
SSc ,-nrJ
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Lawn and Percale Laundered Waists
In plain colOrs, and fancy stripes,
figures. checks and pidIds, With stylish
bIgh collars and large sleeves, reduced
from 81 to
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10 pieces India Silks, white ana tinted
grounds, with Dresden and floral de-
signs actually worth and sold regu-
larry for 39c. aud 50c.-now To go at
2Sc ward
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Goldenberg's.

trimmings We're waking
and Findings. up P,stI the -s.s1 4ld
our lining prices. Some are try
ing to keep pace with US. We
welcome honest competition. Our
qualities are the best.
1oc: Black, white and gray SIX
IL ~ 1-3c oorgandie Lining. black and
c,dt6 i3c. Imitation HerringbOne Hair
15c. Canvas natural, black ana white
canvas, lie.
121-Sc Gray Percaline for waist lin
II 1-2c Black and Gray silesia. &c.
&C Colored Rustic PercaIine, 8 3-4c-
25c. Black, White and Cream Rustic
Percaiine, 1Sc.
soc. Fine French Hairclotb, black and
gray. 39c-
25c. Extra heavy au-linen Canvas,
black and natural. 1Sc.
Fine Swiss OTgandie Lining, 3 dif-
feTcnt shades, loo.
IL 12c CoIored Pcrcaline, all shades,
91-2c.
II I-2c. Linen, black and natural,
1Gc. black. white and natural Grass
Cloth, 3 SIC.
ana S-lDcD, DeSt QudHJy WnlUS
and black toe. WhalebOaes, 4c. dOz.
l2c- wide Velyeteen Skirt Bind
I3c silk stitched whalebone Cas-
ing, 7c- piece of yards
Linens We have enlarged the
department which is
now back in the K Street Annex.
We shall surprise you shortly in
linen prices. These few specials
for this week.
ga inch Bleached Damask Table
Linen; 65c. quality everywhere, for
47c- yard-less tuan cosC To import
5s-inch Turkey-red Table Damasks
cheapest 25c., for
21c yard.
I6-inch Cream Damask Fringe Doylies-
usual price 75c- dozen, reduced 70
SC each.
IL yard Linen Bureau SCarfs, with
fancy center ana figured all around
reduced from 33c. 10
Sc each.
2-yard Linen Damask Buffet scarrsy
Win hand open work bOruer, reduced
from 1oc. TO
43c each.
DOmestiCs.
Yard wide Unbleached Muslin-fun
pieces reduced TO
3Zsc yard.
Yard wide BARKER Mills Muslin,
as good as Fruit OF the Loom re
duced TO
sac yard
Yard wide Lonsdale Cambria,
SIC yard
case American Indigo Prints, 70
3z5c yard.
Yard wide PercaIes, camDric finish
in beautiful figures and stripes-re
from 2 1-2c. TO
&c yard.
10 quarter BIeached sheetiug-fun
peces-reduced 10
1Sc yard.
1O-ouarter "Oneida'' BIeached Sheet
ing full pieces-reduced TO
1915 yard.
500 pieces Nile and Blue Tarleton-
reduced from Ice 10
Sc yard.
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S9c yard.

2S-inch Extra Heavy Cream japanese
Silk we've sold this quality for 75c.-
now TO go at
SOC yard.
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All-wOOl black new weave Crepon
Skirts. q yards wide; reduced from SO
S. d.
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MANY hARDLES UNVEILED
Pleasant Features Marked the
Day in Other Cities.
SOUTHLANDAND NORTdLAND

Garfield Statue Unveiled With I'M
posing Ceremonies in Philadelphia.
Bronze to Gen. Ward-Ex-Confede
ates Helped Their Brothers in the
South 10 Decorate.
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silk-st ripe Linen Batiste-reduced
from 1SC. TO
l21ac yard.
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69c yard.

10 pieces Black Satin Duchesse -
just the quality which we have been
selling for S9C.-to go at
69c yard.
lew anneX-to The right.
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46Inch All-wool Imported SergeS
sold everywhere for soc, TO go oat
3Sc yard.
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IN THE SOUTHLAND.

tribute to the dead who lie on Antietam
battlefield.
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Lightground Flutter Duck, in striped
and figured effects, and in all colors-
10c. everywhere, reduced to
612c yard.
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Goldenberg's.

Black Al-wool Challis or Albatross-
the usual zoe. sort, for
53c yard.
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Irish Linen Homespun Suiting-ele-
CANT suits-so cool and airy-reduccd
from / &C. TO
121ac yard.
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l5C yard

Silk-striped Challis-in a variety of
handsome Persian and floral effects
every one beautiful pattern-seldOm
sold for less than 25c, 20 go at
l5c yard.
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made possible by the recent trade
sale of ribbons which we told you
of some few days ago.
31-2-inch SILK Taffeta Ribbons. in all
colors. Including the new green, vi, let
and heliotrope-21c else where, here at
16c yard.
5-inch Six Taffeta Ribbons, for which
others get zoe, here at
19c ward.
Toe. Plain Check and Ombre Taffeta
Ribbons, here at
23c yard.
Hosiery You have to ac-
very cheap. o,, orp. haarssv nuse va'bes bsS
cause one out of hundred don't
know fast dyes, fine threads or
proper shapes. Put your conf
dence in us, like hundreds of
others have done, and you won't
buy amiss, for what we sell we
warrant. Little lower prices to
win you for Monday.
All our Ladies, Mems and Children's
regular IL &c. Fast Black, Tan and
Balbriggan Hose, for this che day,
&c pair.
Choice of our Ladies', Mems and Chill
dren's regular 25c. Hose, all sorts -
one day, TF
5 pairs for 81.
Rare Keep your
Handkerchief watchful eye
V,I,,o. on our hand
kerchiet bar
gains. Always finding some
thing under price in the open
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Genuine Imported Indian Dimities.
direct from Belfast. Ireland-with pret-
test striped and floral effects you ever
saw-an unlimited number OF styles
and never sold for less than 25c-for
1--,r-I
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market, and we never fail to
catch it. Never pick up the
poor sorts---depend on that. AS
specials for Monday, we have
made the price of Our
Mems White Hemstitched Handker-
Chiefs which sell at 1Oc. regularly,
&c each.
Ladies Sheer Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs regular IL 1-2c. quality, for
Sc each.
Our Glove is continually
Coun+e- busy. We've al
ways something
to offer under the usual prices.
Just SO now. But never a quail
ity here that will give dissatis-
faction. We're careful in buy
ing.
Ladies' Black SILK Mitts same quality
for which Others ask 25c,
lie DdIr.
Ladies Double-finger Black Silk
Gloves usual Toe. sort, for
4lc pair.
7th st. store
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Imported Al-lincn Batiste
from 25c. TO
17c yard.

imported All-linen Batiste-reduced
from 25c. TO
17c yard.
Blue and Pink Sheer English Pique
usual Zoe. sort, reduced TO
121ac ward.
4O-inCh Sheer Lawns usual price.
1Sc., reduced to
aye yard.
White Irish Dimty-thc regular 20c.
quality, for
lie yard.
II IL Sheer India Linons, reduced to
915c yard.
New 7th st. annex.
LaCes and We've just
Embroideries. Ill maue 9 asn; snGtnl !
purchas way under price this
time. Brings you fine goods at
cost of medium grades
to 12-inch Cambria Embroideries -
very choice patterrs, which usually sell
Tor 25c- TO go at
12c yard.
and 12-nch Cream Net-top Laces-
usual 25c. and 36c. sort, for
Sc yard.
18th st. Annex.
Unusual Ribbon Realize the
Values. oa,n. =, . ~ d d
assortment of ribbons .? Scarcely
a shade which YOU can bring that
we cannot match. You can save
time and money too, by coming
directly here when you've some
thing to match. Some rare prices
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FincSilk-finish Brocaded Mohair kirts,
IL yards wide; reduced from $9.5O
e. -
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81. 40

Tan Covert jackets, with new large
sleeves and iniaid velvet collars to
match; reduced from So TO
g. .9S.
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Tan covert, navy and black Serge and
gray mixed Suits, REFER or blazer
Jacket, One-half silk lined; reduced from
$S to
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severe in the cuts than anywhere
else in the house. Half prices
IN some instances.
Tan and Black All wool Cloth Capes,
neatly braided and trimmed; reduced
from S4 to
s.. 10.
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Unusual Ribbon Realize the
y,r,,o. value of a
complete
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Atwood tan covert, tan mixed and
black and navy SUITS, Jackcts silk lined,
skirts 2 yards wide, reduced from
$40 and S11 to
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Linens.

2-yard Linen Damask Buffet Scarfsy
win hand open work DOruer, reduced
from 10c. to
4Sc each.
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Striped and plain Linen and White
Duck Suits, Blazer Jacket, extra
large sleeves and wide skirt; reduced
from So to
Sl.95.
The herald., 1896-02-19
TIE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money, Stock, Bond and Pro-
duce Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
A Dull Day With No Changes Of I'm.
portancc
WALL STREET SPECULATION
The Market Is Sustained to Some Extent by
Purchases for Foreign Account.
Bonds Are Firm
Associated Press srccial Wire.

Associated Press Spccial Wire.
New YORK, Feb. 1S.--The stock market
was rather dull throughout the day and de-
void of special interest AS the result of
trading prices are pretty evenly divided
between gains and los ses, but neither OF
much Importance. During the forenoon
speculation was in good lone and the tend
ency of prices was generally upward.
Purchases for the foreign account were the
sustaining influences Of the market, and
additional stimulus was given to the pur-
chasing movement by the satisfactory con-
dition of the money market, despite the
heavy declines upon it in connec ton with
the financing of The government bond loan,
and already a mark of strength was the
almost uniform character of the reports of
railway earnings for the second week OF
February, VIII ch in most instances show
gains. Rumors, which do not appear to
have any effect but what were calculated
to move up silver certificates. were
put in circulation but had little
or no lifting power for the stock.
Around midday the m ,rket became
irregular on light volume of business
and figures sagged slightly thereafter up
10 the last hour OF business, when some-
what more pronounced selling movement
set in, which resulted in the loss of the
grea er part CT the early advances, and in
some cases brought figures down below the
bottom figures of ,he morning. Ihe close
was active, but heavy in tone.
Today's bond operations were quiet and
uninteresting. A firm tone prevailed. how
ever, and gains were generally scored, eN-
tending to ! per cent in Central Pacific
skies of '65. rhe aggregate transactions
were $l,10S, 900. The new coupon fours
continue to absorb attention in the govern
Inent trading. This issue made further
progress toward higher level, transact
ions being made at II (, which is the best
price attained since the new loan was
1ioated. Large stocks changed hands at
1162l to 1171s, the latter being the closing
price, and the aggregate sales reaching
$4,000.
The herald., 1896-02-19
OUT IN THE COLD
Ice Too Thick for Sailing, Too Thin for
Walking


PATCHoGUE, L. l., Feb. 1S.-Much ap-
prehension is felt here for the safety of the
persons who crossed the great South bay
yesterday to visit the steamship Leaning
ton, stranded at Fire Island beach, Many
went to gather oranges as it had been
given out that the fruit was to be tloated.
The cold snap froze the bay solid enough
20 make return to shore impossible, the
boats being unable to break their way
through the icefield.
All day those o. shore have been test
ing the ice to see if it was strong enough to
support ice boats, that a trip might be
made to the steamship to ascertain the
condition of the missing townsmen. Many
of those OH the beach are lily provided
with clothing and must be suffering severe
iy from the weather. Some of the more
venturesome who carried no extra clothing
nave possibly perished from the cold. The
families of the missing are in distress and
fear the worst. Several old seamen held
consultation at midnight and decided to
resort to heroic measures to reach the
missing men should they not be able to
reach land.
it is estimated that the number of rnen
who made the trip into the bay is fifty
and of this number none has been heard
from.
Just what part of the bay they are ice-
bound in, it cannot be stated.
The herald., 1896-02-19
San Eranci CO Produce
Following are San Francisco quotations -on
produce. cor rect.d daily by Associated Press
special wire:
Middiings- -$1692O.

Following are San Francisco quotations on
produce, corrected daily by Associated Press
special wire:
Middiings- -$1692o.
COrn-SJc.
Bran-SI3. 5Otai4. 80.
Hay Wheat, $s 00tgll 30; wheat and oats,
ST 50(dlO so; alfalfa. $500 $500: barley,
81. .OOd9. 90; clover, T6.0u(0 100: impressed.
81 500l0.5u; stock, $6. OOg7.50; straw,
55G6Oc
Potatoes Salinas Burbanks, 6OtG90c river
Burbanks. 300 Toe; Oregon Buroanks. 4O@60c;
river reds, 50(g7Oc; early rose GO@70c; Mer-
ced sweet potatoes, $2.OO02.2o; river sweet
potatoes, $3.50.
$tl5c; Los Angeles tomatoes $l.25@2. 90;
string beans, loo 2l5c; green peas.3 q 5c cab
bage, soc; garlic, 4@5c; dried peppers. SO
! c; mushrooms Sn15c; asparagu, ScG1Oc;
green peppers, 1O@,2l9 ; cucumbers, 75c@
$l.7o; egg plant. l2la0l5c.
ApplesNo l grades, oucg$l.00; common,
500575c; fancy, 81 $50 80.
Citrus fruiL-Mexican lines. S5 006p5. so;
California lemons, common, Tl.O0G 10; do
good to 'oicc, $1,000 100; do ia cy, 81 50:
wells, Yt251 81; pineanp es. So 5Ogs5 90;
bananas. 800 100; Persian dates, 4ls15c.
Butter-fancy ereamer,, 2s02o!tc; secon ,s,
ESQ 7c: fancy da ry, 25o1.6c; seconds; 300
24c: faucg-new mild cheese, l2tg sc; fair TO
good, 20 lie; eastern 12ntdc
+ ,Eggs-Store, is 70 &c; ranch, l6C0lSc.
p nltryTurk"y gobblers,. 10@ll; hens,
li@i2c; roosteIs. young. 500 80; roos;
tegs S So; broilsIs sra, small ma" 500
$35. O0@ 100; ducks ~ so a7.oO; geese, ST.
n 80; pigeons old, $l(gl.:5; pigeons, young,
ds%eM'o % SI . Tosso' SO 55g73s do g,sg as
Is; do btsh. 9uc(G$l.O'; har 60c975c;
honkers, $500 o. so: b ant rs (GSl.
The herald., 1896-02-19
LYNCHlNG AVERTED
jeekson and Walling Safely Taken Int
Court

jsekson and WaIIing Safely Taken Into
Court
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1S.-Owing to an i'll
cendiary advertisement calling for 1000
men at Court and Sycamore streets at s 80
this morning and signed, "Ready for
work." there was well-fouuded apprehen-
sion that mob was ga herring to lynch the
prisoners Jackson and Walling on the way
from Jail to the police court. A crowd did
assemble, but heavy relay Of police was
OH hand and no concentration was permit
ted. The prisoners had been quietly re-
moved to the ci y hall two hours before the
time when it was supposed they would
leave the Jail.
The third appearance of jackson and
Walling in the police court today drew to
the court room jost,ing, curious crowd.
The prisoners were required to remain not
more tran half minute, for counsel had
agreed to continue the hearing until Feb
ruary 81. The prisoners were safely re-
turned to Jail, the wagon being followed at
run by a few over-curious boys.